Marynovych, Roman]]> Ukrainian Music]]> Sound recording]]> Marynowych, Roman]]> Ukrainian Music]]> Sound recording]]> Mashihin, Ivan]]> Russko-Lemkovsky Kvartet]]> Brunswick]]> Sound recording]]> Mashikhin", I. F.]]> Mashichin, I. F.]]> Russian-Lemko Quartet]]> OKeh]]> Sound recording]]> Matsenko, Svitlana]]> Matys, Nick]]> National Hollywood]]> Sound recording]]> Mazurenko, Annie]]> pillowcase]]> Victor and Anne pillows. Annie Mazurenko, born March 22, 1927, mother of Irene Olga Mazurenko. It was a gift from the mother, embroidered on the farm where mom grew up, AB Thorhild County. Embroidered in 1945. Sylvia Andrushak, a neighbour, taught Annie how to embroider this. Pillow case bought from Eaton's catalogue. Threads from Radway general store. Put on pillows for special occasions. Pillows were embroidered for the preparation for Annie's wedding.]]> Mazurenko, Annie]]> pillowcase]]> Victor and Anne pillows. Annie Mazurenko, born March 22, 1927, mother of Irene Olga Mazurenko. It was gift from the mother, embroidered on the farm where mom grew up, AB Thorhild County. Embroidered in 1945. Sylvia Andrushak, a neighbour, taught Annie how to embroider this. Pillow case bought from Eaton's catalogue. Threads from Radway general store. Put on pillows for special occasions. Pillows were embroidered for the preparation for Annie's wedding.]]> Mazurenko, Annie]]> pillowcase]]> Flowers in basket cushion cover: embroidered by Annie Mazurenko, born March 22, 1927, mother of Irene Olga Mazurenko. Copied from embroidery by mother-in-law, Mary Mazurenko. Fabric was from General Store in Radway or Thorhild. Originally it was displayed on the back of the couch. Similar pattern used on apron, tea towels, pillowcases, it was embroidered for recreation. It was for display.]]> Mazurenko, Irene]]> pillowcase]]> Canada Centennial Cushion cover. Embroidered by Irene Mazurenko, born April 20, 1952. Made it for either a home economics project or for Clothing Club project. Designed by herself. Fabric from Eaton's or Woodward's. Originally was displayed on top of the couch in living room. Embroidered in commemoration of Canada's Centennial. It was for display. Memories: fun to try a different fabric : embroidery technique from usual cross stitch. ]]>