Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 27, 1980
Caption:
PRESERVING TRADITION - Proud of cultural traditions, the Ukrainian women still enjoy the preparation of babka, the traditional Easter bread, and displays of colorful Easter eggs and embroidered cloth. (Staff photo by Jack Stubbs)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 27, 1980
Caption:
SHARING CULTURE - Assya Humesky and Luba Chapelsky look over a scrapbook of activities the local chapter of the Ukrainian National Women's Society has sponsored to share the culture with their children and the community.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1968
Caption:
Dressed in authentic costumes, Mrs. Walter G. Brovins and her daughter, Joan, survey linens and ceramics from Ukraine as they get in the spirit for the annual Easter brunch which will unfold tomorrow at the Ann Arbor Women's City Club. Mrs. Brovins is chairman of the brunch, which this year will have a Ukrainian theme.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 29, 1962
Caption:
Welcomes New Citizens: Circuit Judge William J. Weipert, jr. (far right), congratulates Dr. and Mrs. Walter G. Brovins (left), formerly of the Ukraine, and Hendrika Overkleeft (standing center), from The Netherlands, as County Clerk Luella M. Smith (seated) completes Hendrika's naturalization certificate. Dr. Brovins is a state physician at Ypsilanti State Hospital. Hendrika, 16, a student at Ypsilanti High School, was the youngest person naturalized yesterday.