This item is a transcript of an interview conducted with Jean at her home in Edmonton, on July 5, 2018.
This file contains an audio recording of an interview conducted with Jean at her home in Edmonton, on July 5, 2018.
This item is an audio recording of an interview with Gail Fenton, conducted October 3, 2018.
A photograph of the 50th wedding anniversary of Orest and Emilia Zarsky. Note their wedding picture at the background.
certificate that reads "Most Holy Father John and Josie Maniowski humbly implore Your Holiness a special Apostolic Blessing on the occasion of their 60th Wedding Anniversary 1918 October 20, 1978"
The embroidered serving tray represents a phase in Canadian embroidery history (not just Ukrainian). Beginning in approximately 1960s, artisans would either adapt an embroidered podushka to fit into a serving tray, or they would specifically embroider a decorate piece to fit into a frame. The frames themselves were often pre-made, store bought. Embroidered serving trays were often used for special events such as church teas, and were a popular wedding gift or shower gift in the Edmonton Ukrainian community during the early 1980s.
Jars Balan interviewed Peter Savaryn in 2014.
The people in this photograph going left to right are Alex Paranchych (b.1899), Fred (Fedir) Paranchych (b. 1884), and Tom (Timophy) Paranchych (b.1890). These three are brothers.
Photograph of Paranchych family. Back left is the wife of Tom Paranchych holding her daughter. Back right is Alex Paranchych’s wife holding Tom Paranchych’s son. Front left is Tom Paranchych’s oldest daughter. Front right, kneeling, is Alex Paranchych.
Photo taken of Fred Paranchych’s mother, Annie Troich, with sister Arlene and neighbours in Roznov prior to emigration to Tofield, Alberta. Photo was developed in Ukraine and mailed to Annie after she moved. Annie is sitting in the front row, on the the left.
Photograph of Annie Troich and her cousin, Mrs. Yukobaski in Tofield, Alberta.
Photograph of Fred Paranchych’s aunt and uncle in Roznov, Ukraine.
Photograph of Mr Troich (centre, front), Annie Troich (right, front). The child on Annie’s lap does not belong to her. Annie’s father (centre, front).
Copy of Alex Paranchych’s father’s passport.
Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies are offering traditional Ukrainian Christmas greetings (Halyna Klid, Oleksii Polegkyi, Larysa Bilous, Larysa Buriak, and Bohdan Klid). Standing at the window are Nataliya Bezborodova and Jelena Pogosjan. Sitting in front is Peter Melnycky.
Lynnien Pawluk, Kule Folklore Centre's Administrator, is delivering a presentation on Ukrainian Christmas traditions.
