The concert will take place on at 3:00 p.m. at First Unitarian Church, 30 Cleary Ave., Ottawa.

Program

• Guest bandurysts from Lviv: Oleh Sozansky and Taras Lazurkevych.
• Dramatic recitatiion: Oleh Belkin, Vassyl Kossenko

Admission

• $ 10.00 Adults
• $ 2.00 Newcomers & children

Ottawa...The Ukrainian Canadian Professional and Business Association of Ottawa has announced that its Third Annual Trade Show will be held on Sunday, April 2, 2000 in Ottawa.

The Trade Show will be open to the general public from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Everyone is welcome.

Guest speaker Edward Ratushny, a law professor at the University of Ottawa and recipient of the prestigious Justice Award from the Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice, will deliver a talk on " The Challenge of Establishing the Rule of Law in Ukraine".

"For decades, Ukraine has been subjected to a legal regime dedicated to the promotion of Communism rather than respect for the rights of individuals," stated Mr. Ratushny. "An independent and impartial Judiciary based on the Rule of Law is crucial to establishing an environment in which business may develop with confidence, without fear of arbitrary treatment by Government. The challenge is formidable but must be met."

Mr. Ratushny has had a distinguished legal and academic career, working as a consultant or counsel on law reform efforts in Canada since the 1970's. He has been an expert adviser on judicial matters, independent tribunals and policing. He has also been an adjudicator in human rights, labour and sports cases.

The Third Annual Trade Show hosted by the Ukrainian Canadian Professional and Business Association of Ottawa will be held on Sunday, April 2, 2000 at the Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral Hall, 1000 Byron Avenue. The Trade Show will be open to the general public from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Ed Ratushny's talk on the Rule of Law in Ukraine will be delivered at 2:00 PM. Everyone is welcome.

Exhibitors' contact	Mark Dayneka	Tel: (613) 823-5939 [R] Tel: (613) 233-1143 [O]
Public Inquiries (till March 31st, 2000)	Kim Teron	email: kteron@istar.ca Tel: (613) 235-2026 Fax: (613) 233-1477
Memberships, UCPBA Ottawa	Tamara Petraznyk	Tel: (613) 798-4226.
Trade Show and Program Coordinator	Modest Cmoc	Tel: (613) 236-4596
For media inquiries	Andrij Hluchowecky	Tel: (613) 943-1771

The Media in Contemporary Ukraine, an illustrated lecture by Prof. Marta Dyczok, Associate Professor, Departments of History and Political Science, University of Western Ontario.

Co-sponsored by the Chair of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Ottawa and the Ukrainian Canadian Professional and Business Association of Ottawa, as the fourteenth in the Annual Ivan Franko Memorial Lecture series. Room 257, Arts Hall, University of Ottawa. 7:30 PM.

Contacts
R. Sorobey	(613) 238-7495
O. Yarosh	(613) 823-5168
M. Sikorsky	(613) 745-5540

Ottawa...Close to 40 exhibitors from across Ontario and Quebec are planning to showcase their products and services at the Third Annual Ukrainian Canadian Professional and Business Association Trade Show.

The one-day event, known as the UCPBA Trade Show 2000, is scheduled for Sunday, April 2, 2000 and will attract hundreds of business persons and professionals to the Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral Hall (1000 Byron Avenue) in Ottawa.

The event will also feature a number of guest speakers.

• Edward Ratushny, University of Ottawa law professor will speak about the Challenge Of Establishing the Rule of Law in Ukraine (2 p.m.).
• George Saibel, Acting VP, Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), Central and Eastern Europe Branch, will discuss Canada's Technical Cooperation with Ukraine (3:30 p.m.); and
• Ihor Zahlada, head of the trade and economic mission, Embassy of Ukraine in Canada will address Ukraine-Canada Trade Relations (5 p.m.).

The Trade Show will be open to the general public from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Everyone is welcome.

For more information call: Modest Cmoc - Tel: (613) 236-4596 or Andrij Hluchowecky (613) 943-1771




UCPBA Ottawa - Third Annual Trade Show 2000
Sunday, April 2nd, 2000

Exhibitors Information

Exhibit space is available on a first-come basis.

Floor space - 6 ft. x 8 ft. approximately: one or two tables and one to four chairs (as may be required). Exhibitors provide the rest, including tablecloth, decorations, signage, lights, etc.

Set-up time exhibitors: 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.

Advance registration only!

Mail registration information and registration fee of $20.00 (twenty dollars) to:

UCPBA Ottawa Trade Show 2000
913 Carling Avenue
Ottawa ON
K1Y 4E3

1. Provide your own registration form: Name of company or organization; complete mailing address (including postal code); phone numbers; fax number; email address. Names of representatives/exhibitors (maximum two people), addresses, phones, faxes, emails addresses. Brief description of products, services, programs/projects. Sample of brochures, promotional literature, business cards, etc.
2. Enclose registration fee of twenty dollars ($20.00) - cheque or money order made payable to UCPBA Ottawa Trade show 2000 (please do not send cash).

Exhibitors' contact:	Mark Dayneka	E-mail: pentlandite@intranet.ca Tel: (613) 823-5939 [R] Tel: (613) 233-1143 [O] Fax: (613) 823-5939. (R)
Public inquiries: (until March 31, 2000)	Kim Teron	E-mail: kteron@istar.ca Tel:(613) 235-2026 Fax:(613) 233-1477
Media contact:	Andrij Hluchowecky	Tel:(613) 834-8957 E-mail: hluchoweckya@dfo-mpo.gc.ca or oksana.kowalchuk@sympatico.ca.
Memberships, UCPBA Ottawa:	Tamara Petraznyk	Tel:(613) 798-4226
Trade Show Coordinator:	Modest Cmoc	Tel:(613) 236-4596 E-mail: modest@home.com

UCPBA Ottawa - Third Annual Trade Show 2000
Sunday, April 2nd, 2000

Registered exhibitors - in order of registration

1	UCPBA Ottawa Information Kiosk	Ronald B. Sorobey Nina Romas	Exhibit Booth #23
2	Chair of Ukrainian Studies at University of Ottawa	Irene Bell	Exhibit Booth #12
3	Sutton Group - Advantage Realty Ltd	Vicki Karpiak	Exhibit Booth #5
4	Trade and Economic Mission Embassy of Ukraine in Canada	Taras Malyshevsky Ihor P. Zahlada	Exhibit Booth #16
5	George Popadynec - Outdoor Photographer Photo Cards - Scenic Prints	Suzanne Popadynec George Popadynec	Exhibit Booth #15
6	E-Ukraine.net "Electronic Commerce"	Micheal Kostiuk	Exhibit Booth #3
7	Low, Murchison Barristers & Solicitors, Trade Mark Agents	Ron Tomosk, LL.B.	Exhibit Booth #22
8	Renaissance Eastern Europe Canadian International Development Agency	Valerie Sirois	Exhibit Booth #10
9	Ottawa Texiles Inc. Wholesale - Retail	Tania Bourdeau	Exhibit Booth #17
10	Hulse, Playfair & McGarry	Mark Dayneka	Exhibit Booth #1
11	CANADEM Canadian Resource Bank for Democracy and Human Rights	Christine Vincent	Exhibit Booth #19
12	Plast Ukrainian Youth Association	Halyna Chirovska	Exhibit Booth #18
13	ITVC Inc. Information Technology Consulting	Leo Sechin Anatoli Nikoula	Exhibit Booth #11
14	Canadian Society for International Health Youth for Health - Ukraine Canada Program	Shelley Saumier Tahereh Maghsoudi	Exhibit Booth #7
15	Sheptytsky Institute at Saint Paul University	Rev. Andrew Onuferko Lydia Migus	Exhibit Booth #6
16	International Business Development International Affairs Branch Human Resources Development Canada	Luc Rivard	Exhibit Booth #21
17	Buduchnist Credit Union Ltd	Nadia Dubik Bohdan Mironovich	Exhibit Booth #29
18	Club Voyages Paska Tours of Montreal	Gianna Ivanka Paska	Exhibit Booth #24
19	Ukraine Credit Union Development Assistance Program	Peter Mykulak Dennis Kowalsky	Exhibit Booth #2
20	Brodan Construction Inc. Custom Home Builder	Bruno Gdula Steve Gdula	Exhibit Booth #27 & #28
21	Merivale Chiropractic Clinic	Dr. Leo Lachowich Dr. Ed Sempth	Exhibit Booth #4
22	Coldwell Banker - Sarazen Realty Ltd.	Cornell Popyk	Exhibit Booth #13
23	George Black Promotions (Montreal) (Video, Radio Programs, Managing Artists)	Andrey Kutash Tania Harasymowycz	Exhibit Booth #9
24	Canadian Friends of Ukraine Children of Chornobyl Canadian Fund	Oleh Kandyba Julia Woychyshyn	Exhibit Booth #34
25	Baytek Systems Inc.	Anne Baytaluk John Baytaluk	Exhibit Booth #14
26	Canadian Executive Service Organization: CESO - Ottawa	Peter Sorokan	Exhibit Booth #33
27	CLARICA (Financial Solutions)	Elens Goubanova	Exhibit Booth #31
28	Canadian Ethnocultural Council	Anna Chiappa	Exhibit Booth #32
29	Canadian Bureau for International Education: Policy Advice for Reform in Ukraine Civil Society, Community Roots Public Policy Capacity Building - Ukraine	Kristina Wittfooth	Exhibit Booth #35
30	Comité Commercial Ukraine-Québec Inc. Ukraine-Québec Business Council Inc.	Maurice Mack	Exhibit Booth #30
31	Ukrainian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Trading Company Inform - Ukraine	Vasyl Pawlowwych Laschuk Mykola Vasylowych Laschuk	Exhibit Booth #17
32	Spilka Ukainskoi Molodi (SUM) Ukrainian Youth Association, Ottawa	Yaroslav Baran Adriana Romas	Exhibit Booth #37
33	YEVSHAN Communications Inc. (Montreal)	Bohdan Tymyc Marika Sochan Andrij Pawlowsky	Exhibit Booth #25 & # 26
34	Coldwell Banker - Sarazen Realty Ltd.	Angelika Pershin	Exhibit Booth #36
35	Ukrainian Canadian Social Services, Ottawa Branch	Olya Osadchuk Oksana Osadchuk	Exhibit Booth #20
36	AKS IT Professionals Inc.	Richard Côté	Exhibit Booth #38

UCPBA of Ottawa makes news in Edmonton


Thanks, Andriju, for digging this up

PUBLICATION: Edmonton Journal
DATE: 2000.05.17
EDITION: FINAL
SECTION: Top Copy
PAGE: A3
BYLINE: Ric Dolphin, Journal Staff Writer
SOURCE: The Edmonton Journal
DATELINE: Mundare
ILLUSTRATION: Photo: File, Ric Dolphin, The Journal / Cheryl, Ed and Jane Stawnichy of Stawnichy's Meat Processing, known just as the `Mundare sausage' firm s

Mundare `cooks up' 14m garlic ring

The noble sausage should get the recognition it deserves when Mundare erects a statue to it later this year. Plans calls for the statue to resemble a 14-metre garlic ring. It will sit atop a small podium surrounded by a small park and picnic tables and floodlit at night.

``This will be a tribute to sausage making in the area in the last 100 years,'' says Mundare's economic development chief Tracy Jordan. Every other community has something.''

``Andrew's got the duck, Vegreville's got the egg, Glendon's got the perogy,'' says Mundare Mayor Ed Stawnichy, listing some of the giant icons in nearby towns.

Stawnichy, 56, proprietor of Stawnichy's Meat Processing, is perhaps the most famous sausage maker in the area, having implanted the phrase ``Mundare sausage'' into the lexicon of north and central Alberta. He has built his father's company so that it ships about $4-million-worth of pork garlic coils, bologna, pepperoni and wieners from a plant about to be doubled in size and, in Stawnichy's words, to ``go national.'' Encouragement came Tuesday when it was learned that Stawnichy's pepperoni had been named best tasting in Canada by the Ukrainian Canadian Professional Business Association at a sausage tasting in Ottawa. Stawnichy says he has distanced himself from council discussions about the statue, which will cost $40,000. About $14,000 has been collected by Stawnichy's Meats from suppliers, another $6,000 has been committed in goods and services from volunteers. The rest, Mundare hopes, will be provided by the federal government's Millennium Fund, which the people of Donalda, who will unveil a 14-metre coal-oil lamp on July 1, are also trying to tap. Coun. Alec Bendera, originator of the colossal kolbassa concept, says, ``Think of the popularity of the Mundare sausage around the world. ``Why not build on that? And we have a beautiful spot for it, right near the highway.''