The file consists of:
Unknown photo portrait;
Announcement from the Ukrainian Catholic Church of Hudson Bay Saskatoon;
Article about insects;
Letters with poems and memories;
Life story about Monder;
Life story about Vegreville;
Request from Markiyan Bilyk to publish the funeral note;
Harry Hergot, Eagle View Lodge, from Myrnam memories;
Life story by Vasyl Kotishin;
Hutsul carol to the dead Sich rifleman;
Memory about Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky by Petro Smyk;
Permission from Ivan Сhinchenko for publishing his memories;
Letters and memories with photos;
S.Balyk's life story;
Text for the article "The Importance of Religion in the Life of Young People;
Father's Day poem by Ivan Karpinka;
Article about the meaning of the November Disruption in 1918;
Life story by D.Prokop;
Article "A man can live 100 years" by D.Prokop;
Article "Whether the Chandra Generation Will Not Be Forgotten" by Yuri Gamorak;
Handwritten life memories by Stephen Dedvo(?);
Letter for archbishop;
The poem "Easter Lily" by N.Bartman;
News about the funerals, anniversaries, Ukrainian summer courses;
Request to advertise the National Ethnic Archives;
Letter from The City of Edmonton with a request to publish the news about the election procedures;
Letter from Ihor Romanovich with the request for money for his book;
Other publishing materials.
File consists of photos of the fragments of interior decoration of St. Volodymyr's Church, Vegreville
The Committee of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations (ABN) to the President of the General Assembly of the United Nations in Paris. November 7, 1948. Regarding purposes and principles of ABN, postulates of ABIT to the United Nations.
Memorandum To United Nations General Assembly 5th Session. Presented by the Pan-American Ukrainian Conference. November, 1950. The appeal concerns the plight of Ukrainian people under the Soviet Union misrule.
Memorandum to United Nations General Assembly XV Session. Submitted by the Ukrainian Canadian Committee. September, 1960. Regarding Russian Imperialism and Colonialism.
Memorandum to the United Nations General Assembly Seventeenth Session by Ukrainian Canadian Committee. Winnipeg, Canada, December, 1962. Freedom and Independence for All.
Memorandum to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations by Ukrainian Canadian Committee, Winnipeg, Canada, April, 1963. For Freedom of Religion.
Memorandum to the Secretary-General of the United Nations. Submitted by the Ukrainian Canadian Committee. October, 1966. Russian Persecution of Ukrainian writers and intellectuals.
World Congress of Free Ukrainians Memorandum Submitted to The Secretary General of the United Nations. November 16-19, 1967. Regarding the cause of freedom for Ukrainian people in the U.S.S.R. (1 copy in English, 1 copy in Spanish).
2020.029.a001 - A small model of Ukrainian house; сlay, made by Parasia Iwanec
2020.029.a002 - Icon painted by Parasia Iwanec, wood
2020.029.a003 - Icon painted by Parasia Iwanec, wood
2020.029.a004 - Icon painted by Parasia Iwanec, wood
2020.029.a005 - Ukrainian embroidered shirt for women; linen, wool
2020.029.a006 - Ukrainian embroidered shirt for woman
2020.029.a007 - Obhortka, wool
2020.029.a008 - Lower part of a shirt, lacy
2020.029.a009 - Tablecloth embroidered by Parasia Iwanec, 1949
2020.029.a010 - Embroidered serviette
2020.029.a011 - Piece of homespun cloth
2020.029.a012 - Small suitcase (was deposited with personal documents of Wasyl and Parasia Iwanec in it)
The file consists of:
Sopuliak's answer to a bishop on gossip about him;
Poems with rude gossip about Sopuliak;
Letters from Roman Ilnyckyj;
Letter from Sopuliak to Kohan;
Correspondence of M. Fedak with Sopuliak (2);
Letters from M. Poroniuk;
Correspondence regarding the job with Shtendera;
Letter to Romaniv;
Letter from Shiba;
Correspondence with William Skoreyko;
Correspondence with Louis Hyndman;
Letters regarding conflict with the Society of Veterans of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army in Canada;
Letter from an editor of "Ukraine Today" newspaper;
Letter from "Our Aim Publishing Co.";
Letter from Olga Gankevych;
Letter from Vitaliy Politylo;
Letter from Pawliuk;
A cheque issued to Sopuliak;
Letter from Bohdan Morowany;
Notice about Wasyl Oleksiewicz's funeral;
Letters from Andriy Kishka;
Letter from Hryhor Yopyk;
Personal unknown letters.
The file consists of the exchange of letters between Sopuliak and other bishops from abroad and British Columbia. 48 letters.
The file consists of:
Letter regarding Ukrainian News purchase;
Letter regarding Canadian Linotype;
M.Bilyk's money donation letter;
Correspondence with the Department of National Revenue regarding donations;
Notice of Objection of "Ukrainian News Ltd." for the years 1962-1964;
Notice of Objection of "Ukrainian News Ltd." for the years 1964-1966;
Letter from the premier regarding advertisements in the newspaper;
Letters about funding the money for Ukrainian News;
Sopuliak's letter to the Polish Canadian Congress;
Letters regarding Ukrainian News financing;
Letter about "Ukrainian News" financial problems;
Letters about "Ukrainian News" loan request;
"Ukrainian News" explanation letter about financing sources;
Thank you letters for donations.
The file consists of:
Project notes for the emigration of Lemko families from Poland;
Letter from M.Dolnycky;
Letter from "Carpathian Voice" editors;
Correspondence with F.Zaplitniy;
The New Democratic Party Letter;
Answers to the Sopuliak's questions from The Social Credit Association of Canada;
Correspondence with Walter Gordon;
Correspondence with Andrew Thompson;
Letter from an architect regarding new building;
Memorandum of the Ukrainian Senior Citizens Home of the Holy Eucharist;
Amendment of By-Laws of the "Ukrainian Heritage and Cultural Society";
Ukrainian Canadian Committee official statements.
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.
This series contains files relevant to the membership and operations of the UCBC Western Eparchial branch.
Materials in this series span (1949 - 1952, 1975).
This is a photograph of a dance at the Ukrainian Hall in Newcastle, Alberta.
