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The series comprises the following publications:

• "Rapport (Oeuvre des Ruthenes catholiques grecs du Canada)", Saint-Boniface, Man, 1911-1917, six brochures.
• Self published album of the Plast Youth Organization, Edmonton 1970. (Luba Kuc's stamp on it)
• Choreo-Bulletin, 1977, three issues.
• Жіноча доля (Women's fate). Kolomyia, 1938.

The series is comprised of the following books :

• Календарець 1955. Маківка. Зредагував о. С. Хабурський.
• Календарець на 1959 рік. Ню Йорк.
• Нелин, Іван. Сини Мої: Оповідання з волинського життя. Торонто, 1951.
• Добрянський М. 1. Допитання кризи в Державному Цнетрі УНР. 2. Інститут і асоціяція. 1955.
• Франко, Зіновія. Увінчаний шаною. Київ: Товариство "Україна", 1981.
• Орлигора, Лев Т. Люблю: лірика. Канада, 1958.
• Островська, М. Nihil Novi: міркування на мистецькі теми. Штутгарт: Накладом "КЕП", 1946.
• В 50-річчя УСС. 12 кольорових карток арт. маляра Едварда Козака. Ню Йорк: В-во "Червона калина", 1965.
• Український декоративний розпис. Київ: Мистецтво, 1989.
• Ikony ze zbiorow muzeum historycznego w Sanoku.
• Bukowinian Settlements in Southern Manitoba (Gardenton Area) by John Panchuk. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1971. Self published.
• Мистецтво України. Біографічний довідник, за ред. А.В. Кудрицького. Київ: Українська енциклопедія ім. М. Бажана, 1997. (added to the UF Library collection)

The sub-series includes a selection of publications on M. Bilas, his works and exhibitions in newspapers and journals («Novi dni», “Narodna tvorchist ta etnohrafiia” and others) from the late 1970s to the early 1990s.

File consists of newspaper/journal pages and programs with Dobrolige’s works; inspiration works

Contains published materials such as newspapers ("Вісті Братства Колишніх Вояків УГА", "Слово і Народ", "Panorama") and news clippings of Ukrainian choir groups, of Ukrainians involved in war crimes, Ukrainian-American issues, Polish-Ukrainian relations, of the famine in Ukraine, dissident information, Soviet repression of the Ukrainian Catholic Church, a transcript of a press conference, a letter to the Labour collective Ternopil, a play titled "Marusia Bohuslavka", and more.

Part 1: Real name - Vasyl’ Pukish, born on December 11, 1903 in Kalush; Greek-Catholic; he had 4 brothers and a sister; his father and brother went to the WWI; war with Poland; he joined a church choir for 2 years; was conscripted to the Polish Army (infantry); he came to Canada in 1927 (Gdynia - Quebec); staying in Winnipeg, Regina; working at a CPR Hotel; Communist Hall in Regina; Dr. Pavliuchenko; General Kapustians’kyi (??); Strilets’ka hromada: Mykhailo Babiy (??); Topol’nyts’kyi (??); Hrytsei (??); his wife - Ol’ha Druzhkova, was born in USA; they married in 1929; Strilets’ka hromada was formed in 1929; conference in Saskatoon in 1934 (1935?)- Kurmanovych, Pavliuchenko, Yanovs’kyi (??); Het’mantsi in Regina; Zaharuk from UNO; UNO Hall; discrimination against Ukrainians.

Part 2: Choir; Ukrainian weddings in Canada; Senyk Hrybivs’kyi (??); Colonel Sushko (??); General Kurmanovych (??); UNO creation; UNO Heads - Hryhorovych, Kosar; Voinarovych (??); Holodomor; WWII, sentiments about Germans; William moved from Regina to Toronto in 1941; working at a hotel; owning a store; joining Strilets’ka hromada in Toronto; Fr. Konovets’kyi (??); Fr. Lepskyi (??); Fr. Kahurs’kyi (??); Fr. Denesh (??); Kosar stopped being the Head of UNO in 1954 (?).

Part 3: Komitet uzdorovlennia UNO; Pohorets’kyi (Editor); moving CUC to Toronto; building a new church; Fr. Denesh (??); Fr. Kamenets’kyi (??).