Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan

40th anniversary of St. Basil's Ukrainian Catholic Church, Regina

R-B8830
Item
Copied 1978 (originally created 1965-10-17)

Priest and pioneers during the celebration of the 40th anniversary of St. Basil's Ukrainian Catholic Church in Regina. The inviduals who helped establish the parish in 1925 are holding certificates.

4th Annual Provincial Ukrainian Catholic Youth (UCY) Rally, Ituna, June 1973

F 196-2.96
File
1973

Part of Bohdan Kazymyra fonds

4th Ukrainian Catholic Congress, Edmonton, July 3-4, 1953

R-D2509
Item
1953-07-03

Part of Bohdan Kazymyra fonds

Group photo of 4th Ukrainian Catholic Congress, Edmonton, July 3-4, 1953.

50th anniversary celebrations of the founding of Plast, Ukrainian Scouts, Regina and Saskatoon Chapters

R-A32507
Item
1968

Part of Bohdan Kazymyra fonds

Group photograph taken during 50th anniversary celebrations of the founding of Plast, Ukrainian Scouts, Regina and Saskatoon Chapters.

50th anniversary of ordination of Reverend Sebastian Shewchuk

R-A32513
Item
1983-10-23

Part of Bohdan Kazymyra fonds

Bohdan Kazymyra speaking at the podium behind the head table at the 50th anniversary of ordination of Rev. Sebastian Shewchuk, who officiated at the wedding of Bohdan and Elizabeth Kazymyra in 1950.

50th Anniversary of the Doukhobors in Saskatchewan, Canada, 1899-1949

R-A25167 to R-A25236
Item
ca. 1949

Part of Bohdan Kazymyra fonds

Booklet consisting of a series of photographs relating to the 50th anniversary of Doukhobors in Saskatchewan. Photographs by Angelo Movie Makers and H. Melmed of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Processed by Sun Photo Co. of Winnipeg. The image number is printed on the front of the photographs.

R-A25169: A re-enactment of the men hitched to wagons carrying supplies.

R-A25184: Two men demonstrating sawing.

R-A25186: An abandoned Doukhobor house.

R-A25187 to R-A25195: Doukhobor women with displays of their handicrafts. Doukhobor women taking bread out of an outdoor oven.

R-A25222: Doukhobor prayer home in Veregin.

Alberta, University of, First National Conference on Canadian Slavs