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1. Proclamation of Stefhen Juba, Mayor of the City of Winnipeg in the Province of Manitoba on Ukrainian Week. Winnipeg, January 20, 1969.

2. Mayor's Proclamation of William Norrie, Mayor of the City of Winnipeg, in the Province of Manitoba, on "The Chornobyl Day of Sorrow", Winnipeg, April 20, 1990. (From the "Winnipeg Free Press", April 26, 1990, Page 2)

1. A Brief submitted to the Government of Alberta on The Ukrainians, The New Canadian Constitution, The Laws of Alberta and The Policies of The Government of Alberta. Prepared and Presented by The Ukrainian Professional and Businessmen's Club of Edmonton. Edmonton, Alberta, April, 14, 1971 (Duplicate disposed. See Lupul Collection, UF2020.015, box 8, file 2)
2. A Brief submitted to the Special Joint Committee of the Senate and The House of Commons on The Ukrainians, The New Constitution, The Laws and Policies of The Federal and The Provincial Government Of Canada. Prepared and Presented by The Ukrainian Professional and businessmen's Club of Edmonton. Edmonton, Alberta, June 1971. (Duplicate disposed. See Lupul Collection, UF2020.015, box 8, file 2)
3. A Brief submitted to the Government of Alberta for the Preservation and Development of the Ukrainian Culture and Heritage an Alberta. Prepared by the Ukrainian Professional and Businessmen's Club of Edmonton. Presented by the Ukrainian Canadian Committee, Edmonton Branch. Endorsed by his Grace Archbishop Andrew of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada, Western Diocese and His Excellency Bishop Neil N. Savaryn of the Ukrainian Catholic Church of Canada, Edmonton Eparchy. Edmonton, Alberta, May 1972.
4. The purpose of the Ukrainian Professional and Businessmen's Clubs: Language and Culture (R. Rakhmanny)

Duplicate disposed. See Lupul Collection, UF2020.015, box 8, file 1.

1. Memorial Addressed to Right Honorable Sir Robert Borden, Prime
   Minister of Canada, and to the Senators and Members of the Parliament. From the Ukrainian Greek-Catholics of Canada regarding the invasion of Ukrainian East Galicia by Polish troops. 1919.
2. Memorial To The Right Hon. R. B. Bennett (Prime Minister of Canada) And to His Majesty's Ministers in Canada. From the Ukrainian Defence Committee of Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba regarding the advancement in Canadian citizenship of those of Ukrainian origin who had established their home in Canada and Ukrainian minorities in Poland and Romania. 1930.
3. Memorandum of Ukrainian Canadian Committee to The Right Honorable
   W.L.Mackenzie King Prime Minister and Minister for External Affairs, Canada. From the Ukrainian Canadian Committee regarding the Eastern boundary of Poland, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Match 23, 1943.
4. Inter-ministerial Conference, Ottawa, March 19, 1959. The presentation of Rev. Dr. B. Kushnir regarding Ukrainian Canadians and Ukrainian Canadian Committee.
5. Submission to The Prime Minister and Members of the Government of
   Canada by The Ukrainian Canadian Committee, Winnipeg, Manitoba. March 19, 1959, Ottawa,
   Canada. About some of the problems faced by the Ukrainian community in Canada.
6. Brief to The Honourable Paul Martin, Secretary of State for External Affairs, Submitted by the Ukrainian Committee. June, 1965. Problem of relations with Ukrainian nation.

This collection consists of various memorandums, briefs, and resolutions compiled by UCAMA. It was processed by UCAMA and updated by BMUFA

Collection of Holynsky's music scores. Consists of two files: Ukrainian music scores, and other music scores.

Variety of newspaper clippings about Mychailo Holynsky, his concerts, tours, and performances in Ukraine, Canada and USA.

• The series consists of several letter written by Holysky and rich correspondence from his son Bohdan (1967-73), as well as Ivan Derkach (1966-72), Petro Krawchuk (1966-73), Pavlo Matsenko (1939-72), Mychailo Petrovskyi (1969-73), Antin Rudnyckyi (1968-72), and other correspondents.
• The series also contains copies of correspondences between M. Lysenko and S. Krushelnytska and Krushelnytska's letter to K. Bolonska (1899)
• Telegrams
• Letters to Holynsky's wife with condolences on his death

The series comprises the following materials:

• Holynsky's handwritten memoirs, 1966
• Holynsky's embroidered necktie and tuxedo (consist of 5 elements)
• Two tapes with Holynsky's singing, 1963
• Holynsky's biographical information
• Photographs of Holynsky, his friends and relatives, 1939-1968
• Metal clichés (printing blocks) of Holynsky portraits
• Holynsky's application for a non-immigrant visa, 1940
• Greetings to Holynsky, including one from the Mayor of the City of Toronto, a courtesy card and a thank you letter from Holynsky, 1927-1940
• Charter to Holynsky from Ukrainian National House, 1940
• Poems dedicated to Holynsky, 1939-1943
• Caricature of Holynsky drawn by Levytsky, Toronto, 1958
• Visitors' book 1956-1974
• Cover of Holynsky's album
• Holynsky memorial fund, 1974-5
• Polish radio certificate, 1938
• Lists of singers of the Kharkiv opera in 1928-1929 and 1929-1930
• Concert programs, 1926-1956
• Posters, 1926-1958
• Leaflets, 1938, 1956
• Newspaper advertisements of Holynsky concerts, 1938-9
• "Ukrainska muzyka" journals ("Ukrainian Music" journals), Lviv, 1937
• M. Khomiak (Chomiak), a paper about the celebration of the Ukrainian Academic Gymnasium of Lviv 100th anniversary on September 28-29, 1969)
• Holynsky's biography by Serhii Kozak
• Catalogue of Holynsky's documents, photographs, music scores handwritten in Ukrainian
• A street in the city of Lviv named after Holynsky
• Money loan: handwritten letter from 1933 signed in Brody
• A handwritten note on a Chateau Frontenac hotel, QC letterhead listing songs of a performance program
• Holynsky's UCC membership card and payment receipt for 1973

The collection consists of materials related to Mychailo Holynsky carrier as opera singer. It includes concert programs, posters, newspaper clippings about the creator, his concert tuxedo and embroidered silky necktie, correspondence, photographs, and recordings of Holynsky singing.

The series consists of materials collected by Lazarowich who was the National President of USRA/TYC and SUND in 1958-1963 (parts of USRLC). In particular it contains:

• USRA/TYC statute and by-laws 1961, 1966, 197?
• USRA/TYC circular letters and bulletins, 1960-3, 1973
• USRA/TYC correspondence, 1963, 1973
• Lists of USRA/TYC local branches, 1950s-1970s
• Alberta Provincial Executive, 1963, 1966, 1970-4
• USRA/TYC Edmonton branch, membership lists, 1957-9,1961, 1964
• USRA/TYC Edmonton branch correspondence, 1956, 1966, 1975
• Panel discussion "The governing and administrative structure of the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada," USRA/TYC Edmonton branch, 1975
• SUND statute and correspondence, 1962-3
• SUND, "New European War and Ukrainian Problem," 1939
• SUMK, National Executive, 1970s

The series contains materials collected by Lazarowich, who was an influential individual in the USRL/CYC family organization, founding member of USRL/CYC in 1927, elected Dominion President of the USRLC in 1936-1940.

• Correspondence, 1956-1974
• Executive, circular letters and minutes, 1959-1973
• Memorandum, 1939
• Organization aims, objects, and structure, 1960s
• USRLC Statute, 1960;
• USRLC bulletins, 1965-1968
• Materials of annual conventions and preconvention meetings in Saskatoon 1935, 1936; Winnipeg and Edmonton 1958; Toronto 1960 and 1967; Edmonton 1962 and 1969; Winnipeg 1963 and 1973
• Materials of USRLC provincial congresses in Alberta in 1960, 1961, 1967, 1972
• Materials of the SUS Foundation of Canada, 1964, 1971-1973
• Information about USRLC's cultural and educational projects, 1960s-1970s
• A letter from Lazarewich to John Syrnick (former USRLC president), 1956, and materials dealing with J. Syrnick, 1967, 1972, 1974
• Statement made by Lazarowich on behalf of UCC and USRLC, Edmonton, 1964
• Materials related to the 60th anniversary celebrations of the Mohyla Institute, Saskatoon, 1976, and other materials 1958, 1965
• Materials related to St. John's Institute, Edmonton, 1973
• Materials and a photo of the Ukrainian Voice 60th Jubilee Committee in Edmonton, 1970-1971
• Materials of the USRLC conference held in Saskatoon in 1971, paper by Yaroslaw Lozowchuk, "The Role of Voluntary Ukrainian Canadian Organizations and the Future of the Ukrainian Ethnic Group in Canada: an Exploration of Possibilities"
• Paper by George Foty, "To the Issue of Necessity of Increasing Studying Ukrainian Language by the Youth"
• Programs of concerts dedicated to T. Shevchenko and S. Petliura, Winnipeg, 1948
• Dissertation by H. Udod "The Ukrainian Self-Reliance League of Canada," Saskatoon-Munich, and the dissertation reviews, 1975

54 notebooks of personal diaries.

Various documents and correspondence related to the lawsuit.

• Lazarowich's ledger of law files, 1950s-1960s
• Various lease and sale documents for Lazarowich's clients, 1946-1951
• Receipt books, 1966-1969

Typeset and published Lazarowich's addresses, speeches and articles

In 1932-1933 Lazarowich made a trip to Europe where he studied at the Charles University and the Ukrainian Free University in Prague, visited Western Ukraine, Vienna, and London. Materials of this series pertain to this trip.

• Notebook from courses at the Ukrainian Free University in Prague
• Lazarowich's lectures' attendance book from the Ukrainian Free University in Prague
• Peter Lazarowich's thesis "National and political motives in the works of O. Oles'," Ukrainian Free University, Prague
• Lazarowich's contact list from his trip
• Peter Lazarowich's train ticket from his travel to Western Ukraine in 1933
• 54 negatives and two photos from the trip
• 7 postcards featuring Lviv and Pryluky (Peremyshl)
• 16 postcards of Prague
• 22 postcards depicting Great Britain

• A copy of Last Will and Testament, 1975
• Office name tag "Peter J. Lazarowich"
• Peter Lazarowich's two Canadian passports, 1954-1959, 1966-1971
• Mykhailo Lazarowich's wedding invitation, 1933
• The Union of Ukrainian Scout Emigrants' invitation to the Plast Academy in 1936
• Invitation to the Ukrainian Free University rector O.Kolessa's 70th birthday celebration in 1937
• Letters of reference and introduction, 1965-1977
• Appreciation letter, 1945
• Berezivs'kyi coat-of-arms prepared by Vasyl Niniowsky, 1969
• Newspaper clippings about Zonia Lazarowich, 1941, 1955
• A portrait of Peter Lazarowich
• Three collective photos from the Ukrainian Canadian Congress in 1943, 1957, and 1962
• Two photos from the work on a farm, 1920s-1930s,
• 10 photos of Dmytro Doroshenko's visit to Edmonton and Saskatoon in 1937
• A portrait with an inscription of Judge Jaroslaw Arsenych, also Arsenych's bio and newspaper clipping with an obituary
• A funny postcard "Для мами від тата"