"Diana May Clay"]]> These salt and pepper shakers completed a set with a spoon holder UF2014.038.a004. It was originally owned by Ann (Ukrainec) Karr (husband John) who lived in a condo in "Village on the Green" in the Londonderry area of Edmonton. Ann was originally from a farm just north of Pine River, MB. Her family still lives in the area, and a sister lives in Dauphin, MB. Anne passed away on August 27, 2013. These items were then gifted to Anne's daughter Sheila (Paul) Miller. Contact info: #6 106, 5106-49 Ave, Leduc, AB 780,986,4079 spmiller@shaw.ca. Sheila then gifted it to Michelle Tracy]]> This plate was originally owned by Les and Irena Kibler who immigrated to Canada from Poland "many years ago". They gifted the plate to Michelle Tracy along with an Inuit doll and a N.A. Indian doll. Michelle used the plate to display her Christmas and Easter breads]]> Meron Sembaliuk; Paul Sembaliuk]]> This item was made in December of 1988 by Paul Sembaliuk and his son Meron Sembaliuk. It was worn by one of the mummers that performed at the January 1989 faculty Club Malanka at the University of Alberta]]> Meron Sembaliuk; Paul Sembaliuk]]> This object was made in December in 1988 by Paul Sembaliuk and his son Meron Sembaliuk. It was used by the mummers that performed at the January 1989 faculty Club Malanka at the University of Alberta]]> Meron Sembaliuk; Paul Sembaliuk]]> This mask was made in December of 1988 by Paul Sembaliuk and his son Meron Sembaliuk. It was worn by one of the mummers that performed at the January 1989 faculty Club Malanka at the University of Alberta]]> Meron Sembaliuk; Paul Sembaliuk]]> This mask was made in December of 1988 by Paul Sembaliuk and his son Meron Sembaliuk. It was worn by one of the mummers that performed at the January 1989 faculty Club Malanka at the University of Alberta]]> Meron Sembaliuk; Paul Sembaliuk]]> This mask was made in December of 1988 by Paul Sembaliuk and his son Meron Sembaliuk. It was worn by one of the mummers that performed at the January 1989 faculty Club Malanka at the University of Alberta]]> Meron Sembaliuk; Paul Sembaliuk]]> 1988]]> This mask was made in December of 1988 by Paul Sembaliuk and his son Meron Sembaliuk. It was worn by one of the mummers that performed at the January 1989 faculty Club Malanka at the University of Alberta]]> Meron Sembaliuk; Paul Sembaliuk]]> This mask was made in December of 1988 by Paul Sembaliuk and his son Meron Sembaliuk. It was worn by one of the mummers that performed at the January 1989 faculty Club Malanka at the University of Alberta]]> Meron Sembaliuk; Paul Sembaliuk]]> This mask was made in December of 1988 by Paul Sembaliuk and his son Meron Sembaliuk. It was worn by one of the mummers that performed at the January 1989 faculty Club Malanka at the University of Alberta]]>