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cai w season The Ukrainian Youth Camp on the line Hills was buzzing with excitement and cultural displays as it opened for another season Sunday morning The Ukrainian language was used for all and by all in attendance Cultural poetry readings dancing and music filled the afternoon displays Over young people fioni Ukrainian Youth groups of southern Ontario were on band to take part in opening ceremonies The cultural dancing was performed by dance groups from Preston Cambridge and Toronto The youth group is celebrating its anniversary this year J he cjt is on the fourth I tiC Hills north of Photos by Peter cairnd sickles which welt used as symbolic in the dance Onn Hundredth ACTON ONTARIO JUNE 1075 THE CAMBRIDGE group displayed art in dancing The children ire taught after their school hours Besides dancing they also learn the language SWIRLING ribbons and flowers add color to the exciting dances performed FIRST EVENT of the camp opening was the Ukrainian Catholic Mass in Ukrainian Music was provided by a band and a sound system earned the mass across the fields MALES of the Ukrainian Cym Dancers of Welland performed excellently to the applause of hundreds of spectators RECITING UKRAINIAN poetry dedicated to national women ear and women held in Soviet concentration camps are Woloshyn Hania Kobyslecky and EIGHT YEAR OLD Nataly Horlatsch of Toronto watches and listens to poetry recitals at the grandstand Sunday afternoon Children of the Ukrainian Youth group are taught the language in classes after school time All activities and announcements were in Ukrainian