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This publisher also has a number of other items in another collection: https://archives.ukrfolk.ca/brunswick

This publisher also has a number of other items in another collection: https://archives.ukrfolk.ca/columbia

This publisher also has a number of other items in another collection: https://archives.ukrfolk.ca/kismet

This publisher also has a number of other items in another collection: https://archives.ukrfolk.ca/surma

This publisher also has a number of other items in another collection: https://archives.ukrfolk.ca/dsf-records

This series consists of the correspondence from Mykhailo Bilas to Chester and Luba Kuc, information about an exhibit of Mykhailo Bilas' works that Chester and Luba Kuc put up in the UNO hall in 2004 (flyer, copy of tapestries, list of sale items, artist's biography), originals and copies of Bilas's works, as well as publications and clippings about M. Bilas.

Variety of folk dances descriptions with music sheets.

This series includes records and objects associated with the Zarsky family, particularly anniversaries and weddings. It consists of 3 apostolic blessings, an embroidered tray, and wedding artefacts, including the wedding dress, veil, gloves, vines, groom's tie, ring holder, and cake topper.

1. V.Makar, “Roman Shukhevych-Chuprynka” (Liha Vyzvolennia Ukrainy, Holovna Uprava), 1975.
2. Roman Malashchuk. “Kruty, 1918 - 29.I.1967.”
3. David R. Marples. “Taras Shevchenko's Ukraine.” March 8, 1992.
4. Mykhailo Marunchak. “Na porozi 90-richchia ukrains'koho poselennia y Kanadi.”
5. Oleksander Maslianyk. “Oseredok N.T.Sh. na Zakhidnu Kanadu,
   ioho istoriia ta diial'nist'.”
6. “Inzh. Volodymyr M. Mats'kiv ta ioho nainovishi uspikhy.”
7. Oleksandr Maslianyk (?). "Oseredok N.T.Sh. na zakhidniu Kanadu z osidkom v Edmontoni."
8. "Promo iepyskopa Ukraїns'koї Pravoslavnoї Tserkvy Vsevoloda Maidanskoho na Synodi UHKTs"
9. Nina Mryts. "Ukraїnska dytiacha knyzhka - dopomizhnyi vykhovnyi zasib," Dopovid' vyholoshena na Vykhovnomu Seminari v Toronti, 1962.
10. About Ivan Mazepa: "Het'man Ivan Mazepa" (Orhanizatsiia Ukraїnok Kanady - Tsentralna Uprava).
11. M. Marynchak. Sorok Rokiv Komitetu Ukraїntsiv Kanady na peredovii storozhi ukraїns'koї kul'tury i samobutnosty." Dopovid' vyholoshena na 13-omu Kongresi Ukraintsiv Kanady, Winnipeg, 11 zhovtnia 1980.
12. Mykhailo Marunchak. "Sluzhba Bozha ta posviachennia Khresta Svobody."

1. Canadian League for Ukraine's Liberation. Taras Shevchenko.
2. Chaikivska L. "Uliana Kravchenko: Zhyttia i tvorchist'" (referat).

Files 35-44 include "Memories from the Auswitch Concentration Camp", "Memories", a speech written by Lahola to commemorate his 33 years of liberation from Auswitch, memoirs of Father Yurii Kowalsky, and interviews, newspaper articles about World War 2.
Files 45-50 contain biographies, articles, photographs of other individuals involved in W.W.II (associates of Lahola). Individuals include Petro Bolekhivs'kyi Boian, O. Kliuk, Mykola Klymyshyn, and Yurii Kowalsky.

Files 51 to 81 contain files from Lahola's Community Life in Canada. Includes Lahola's collection of information from UCAMA, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, RUKH, SUSK, KYK/UCC - Ukrainian Canadian Committee, Ukrainska Narodna Pomich (Ukrainian National Assistance), Ukrainian Canadian Social Services, various Ukrainian churches, St. Michael's Extended Care Centre, Canadian League for the Liberation of Ukraine, UVAN, Ukrainian Cultural & Educational Centre, Ukrainian Book Store, Ukrainian Musical Society of Edmonton, Ukrainian Woman's Organization of Canada, St. John's Institute, Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Edmonton Eparchy, Organization for the Broadening of Ukrainian Language and Culture in Alberta, SUM, PLAST, Ukrainian National Home in Edmonton, Orhanizatsia Ukrainskoho Vyzvolenoho Frontu, Buh River Region 9 Association, Past Ukrainian Political Prisoners, Ukrainian Association of Political Prisoners and the Repressed, Against Dishonouring the Ukrainian Liberation Movement, Brotherhood of the Veterans of the 1st Ukrainian Division of the Ukrainian National Army, World league of Ukrainian Political Prisoners, Fort Edmonton, and the Ukrainian Bilingual Program.

Files 82 to 104 contain brochures from various Ukrainian function. Includes brochures from Ukrainian dance groups, Shevchenko concerts, misc. cultural events/concerts (non-religious), Doctor's Congress: East Meets West, Harvard, Easter Concert (1977), church bulletins, misc. banquet programs, Ukrainian Settlement in Alberta, Ukrainian Festival, Ukrainian National Federation, religious events, anniversary banquets for various priests, Ukrainian Canadian Centennial Festival, celebrations commemorating various people, Ukrainian nationalist events, exhibits/literature events, opera programs, L'viv - Commemoration of 50 years since Ukraine was free, OYH, misc. English brochures, ticket stubs, and commemorative ribbons.

The series consists of business (sometimes also private) correspondence with Atanas Figol, Ivan Kerestil, Volodymyr Kubijovych, Eugene Borys, Myr. Hladyshevsky, Wasyl Markus, and many others addressing issues of subscription to the Encyclopedia of Ukraine in Western Canada; the series also contains materials of Kubijovych and Figol visits to Edmonton, financial reports, leaflets, minutes, lists of subscribers and donators, as well as newspaper clippings about the fundraising for the Encyclopedia. Biographies (and scanned portraits) of the following donors-founders of the Encyclopedia are included:

Альбертське товариство для збереження української культури
Базюк, Дмитро і Стефанія (Рудакевич)
Борух, Іван
Голод, Роман
Гураль, Осип і Неоніля (Стефанів)
Завалень, Антін
Іванець, Василь
Іванусів, Микола і Марія (Ших)
Іванусів, Ярослав
Кавулич, Михайло і Леся (Кубрак)
Климкович, Остап
Козяк, Іван та Марія (Войтків)
Костів, Ярослав і Даниїла (Прокоп)
Кучер, Михайло Стефан і Богданна (Боссак-Волинець)
Ліга українських католицьких жінок Канади / Ukrainian Catholic Women's League of Canada
Маркевич, Володимир і Анна (Ядловська)
Маркевич, Любомир і Дарія (Луців)
Монастирський, Степан і Монастирська, Ольга (Оленюк)
Олійник, Роман і Магдалина ( Костур)
Олійник, Богдан Володимир і Орися Роксоляна ( Іванусів)
Панас, Ігнатій і Єлисавета (Іваніцька)
Семотюк, Василь
Славутич, Яр (+ original photo)
Смолинський, Василь і Смолинська Ізаберлла (Бендзінська)
Смолинський, Іван Хризостом
Станиця 1-шої Української дивізії УНА
Тарнавський, Володимир і Тарнаська, Степанія (Смик)
Ткачук, Мирослав
Українська Кредитова Спілка в Едмонтоні / Ukrainian (Edmonton) Credit Union Limited
Українське національне об'єднання в Едмонтоні
Чехут-Климкович, Софія
Чехут, Богдан
Чехут, Павло

The series consists of materials of fundraising in Alberta for the Leonid Pliouchtch family who fled the USSR and emigrated to France.

John and Dora immigrated to Canada in April of 1905 with their daughter, Lena. Their son Joe was born in Horodenka, Austria, but lived only 2 1/2 years. Their daughter Annie was born there as well but lived only about two weeks.

George and Joe were twins, born in Radisson, Saskatchewan. George lived about 2 hours and Joe survived for about 2 days.

Nick was married briefly to an Italian woman. He changed his name to Gene Burns and apparently was involved with drugs. He dies in Vancouver, B.C. about 1982.

Polly died at birth.

Jack's name in Ukrainian was Vladimir, but due to the difficulty of the English pronunciation, he was called Jack.
Jack was in the airforce during WWII and his Lancaster bomber was shot down in a raid over Germany. He survived and spent the remainder of the war in Stalag Luft 17. During the later part of the war, food shortages were rampant and so many of the POW camp gates were left open allowing the remaining prisoners to escape thus freeing the Germans of the responsibility for their care.
After making his way to France, Jack became ill with Rheumatic fever and spent sometime in hospital and was eventually returned to Canada by the British. Upon his recovery, he was given the rank of Sergeant by the RCAF after which he was decommissioned.