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Denise Catherine Kolesar fonds
The digitized material from the Denise Kolesar fonds consists of several digital photographs of the interiors and exteriors of Ukrainian Catholic churches in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Kolesar, Denise
The fonds consists of financial records 1960-2007, personal papers that contain correspondence from family and friends as well as photographs 1940-2007, military information including a copy of John's WWII service record, a 1930 edition of the Fortyniner and a D-Day Reunion Tour book 1994, as well as photographs, and 4 maps of the communities of Wabasca, Falher and West of the Sixth and Fourth Meridian.
Sinclair, John
Clergy at Inter-Eparchial Retreat, Saskatchewan
Part of Metropolitan Michael Bzdel fonds
Clergy during the Inter-Eparchial Retreat, Lumsden, Saskatchewan, June 3-7, 1996. From left to right: Father Cornelius Pasichny, Metropolitan Michael Bzdel, Father Stefan Soroka, and Bishop Nicholas Samra (retreat master).
Clergy at Inter-Eparchial Retreat
Part of Metropolitan Michael Bzdel fonds
From left to right: Father Rudolph Luzney, Father Janko Kolosnjaji, Metropolitan Michael Bzdel, Father Volodymyr Mudri, and Father Yurif Malik, Inter-Eparchial Retreat, Lumsden, Saskatchewan, June 3-7, 1996.
Bishop Pasichny's Installation
Part of Metropolitan Michael Bzdel fonds
Group photo at Bishop Cornelius Pasichny's installation, January 21, 1996, St. George's Cathedral, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Metropolitan Michael Bzdel stands in the front centre, with Bishop Cornelius Pasichny to his right and Bishop Basil Filevich to his left.
Lozinsky, Joseph
Group photo, Inter-Eparchial Retreat
Part of Metropolitan Michael Bzdel fonds
Priests and deacons at inter-eparchial retreat held at Lumsden, Saskatchewan between June 3-7, 1996. Front row, from left, Bishop Nicholas Samra, Bishop Cornelius Pasichny, Metropolitan Michael Bzdel, and Bishop Stefan Soroka. Second row, from left, Fr. Leonard Romanow, Fr. Jim Scharinger, Fr. John Kristalovich, Fr. Victor Yakowchuk, Fr. Michael Buyachok, Fr. Yurij Malik, Fr. John Mostivsky, Fr. Andrei Kachur, Fr. Harry Oliynek, Fr. Joakim Rac, Fr. Michael Kouts, Deacon Michael Tkachuk, and Fr. Rudolph Luzney. Third row and fourth row, from left, Fr. Darren Kawiuk, Fr. Ted Reznowski, Fr. Janko Kolosnjaji, Fr. John Pazak, Fr. Andrew Wach, Fr. Walter Wasilishen, Fr. Andrew Muzyka, Fr. Michael Winn, Fr. John Sholdak, Fr. Nikolaj Hornykewych, Deacon Peter Chorney, Deacon Nicholas Kohuch, and Deacon John Zyla. Fifth row, from left, Deacon LAwrence Reznowski, Deacon Raymond Lalach, Deacon Leon Twerdun, Deacon Michael Stadnyk, Deacon Jeffrey Stefaniuk, Fr. Ivan Nahachewsky, Fr. John Kratko, Fr. Eugene Rudachek, Fr. Volodymyr Mudri, Fr. Basil Obarianyk, and Fr. Walter Kostiuk. (Missing from photo: Fr. Dominic Mazun, Fr. George Melnyk, and Fr. John Melnyk).
Ukrainian Catholic Eparchial Convention
Part of Metropolitan Michael Bzdel fonds
Metropolitan Michael Bzdel speaks at the Ukrainian Catholic Eparchial Convention in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, November 15, 1994.
Part of Fonds Jean-Marc Phaneuf
Jacques Parizeau, cigarette à la main, dit : "Dans un Québec "souverain" on pourrait échanger les francophones de la Saskatchewan, contre les Anglophones du Québec!"
Le fonds Famille Gravel renferme plusieurs producteurs car cinq (5) générations ont contribué à l'enrichir. Les chercheurs, en plus de prendre connaissance de quelque deux cent (200) ans d'histoire d'une famille, découvriront bien des aspects importants de l'établissement et de la vie des minorités francophones aux États-Unis et dans l'Ouest canadien. Le fonds se compose essentiellement de correspondance qui est regroupée sous cinq (5) séries : Période Québec (Famille Bettez et Gravel); Période États-Unis (l'abbé L. Pierre Gravel); Période Ouest canadien (l'abbé L. Pierre Gravel et sa famille); Affaires et écrits personnels (l'abbé L. Pierre Gravel, Émile Gravel, Guy et Lucienne Gravel); Photographies et cartes postales
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Robert Newton Anderson genealogy
Collection contains material concerning the Anderson family, founding pioneers of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, including genealogical information for the Anderson’s of Sackville, New Brunswick, identifying the branch that migrated west before the mid 1870's. This consist of: "The Hardscrabble Andersons", by Mary Augusta, n.d. (after 1986); "Two White Oxen, a perspective of early Saskatoon, 1874-1905", from the memoirs of Barbara (Hunter) Anderson, compiled and edited by George W. Anderson and Robert N. Anderson, revised edition 1993; genealogical chart of the descendants of Thomas Anderson (1745-1841); genealogical chart of the descendants of Thomas R. Anderson (1745-1841), with family connections with Seaman, Crabtree, Pidge, and Tingley; and genealogical chart of the descendants of William George Anderson of Saskatoon, b. 1898.
Anderson (family)