• ACTIVITIES PHOTO GALLERY 2004 - 2005
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April 7 • Year end barbeque.
2nd term • Various
Sheps clothing. The SRC arranged the design and sponsored some of the cost
of t-shirts for residents. Everyone was given the opportunity to personalize
the text on the back.
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On March 28 we shared in the traditional foods that are a part of
Ukrainian Easter breakfast. |
May to August, Sheptytsky Institute is converted to
accommodate summer tenants. Thanks to friends who help Wayne get the extra
beds in place! |
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Going for groceries? Maybe - but, really Sylvia is just hauling out the
shopping cart someone left in the hallway! |
 The
usual amount of trash collected on a Monday morning from throughout the
building - sitting ready at the back door to be hauled to the alley
container. |
 Friends from Emmanuel. |
Way too much snow on one day! Then it had to be cleared away.... |
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 In
the kitchen. |
March 10 • Ukrainian Easter Egg Writing - Pysanky
Although this table played with chips rather than colour, they were great company to the artists!
January 23 • Ukrainian Christmas Theophany and traditional supper.
Following a Chapel service, Fathers Myroslaw Tataryn, Jeffrey Stephaniuk and Zenoviy Bahriy, blessed the Institute public areas as well as individual dorm rooms, as desired. Many guests joined residents for a delicious supper. Special thanks to SI General Manager's husband, Bob Baran, for making the holubtsi (cabbage rolls).
January • Ukrainian Christmas traditional celebrations.
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An ancient tradition is bringing a sheaf of bound or braided grains into the home on Christmas eve. This 'didukh' symbolizes family ancestors whose spirits are believed to dwell in the stalks. It also represents new life, as the wheat kernel must die in the ground before it sprouts and produces new life - as through the life giving Nativity. |
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January 10, 11 & 12, friends of Sheptytsky Institute welcomed Sheps
residents to their home with another ancient tradition - caroling -
expressing the joyous season of the Nativity of Jesus.
Hear and watch them! (4mg .avi format) |
December 6 • Christmas party, games, prizes and gingerbread house decorating.
December 6 • Door decorating - and judging. Themes included lights and greenery, themed drawings, gingerbread people, candycane lane, carollers... The judges (Krista, Angie & Sylvia) looked for originality, use of color, theme and degree of difficulty - all that olympic judging stuff! And the winners were: Kim - for the degree of difficulty with the multi-dimensional Christmas tree; Miryha - with originality in the fireplace and Santa depiction; Serena - for the true meaning of Christmas; and, honorable mention to Erin with her depiction of reindeer and a bush.
November 3 • U of S Student Health representatives presented "Booze & Band-Aids" - an introduction to the Student Health Centre, which included hands-on activities.
October 29 • Residents were treated to a visit from Marthah and Peeter who handily took over kitchen duties from Angie and Krista for the day! Trick or treat?
October 27 • Pumpkin carving.
The designers: Biff, Andrea, Blaine & Aaron, Brenda & Kim, Neil & Ashley, Sheena & Erin, Miryha, Sosuke, Zach, Ray & Damon.
And the winner is..... 3rd from the left.
Caught ya! • various dates
Thanks to Debra for the following:
First snow fall • The snow was perfect for some fun! (Depends who you ask!)
Fall • Campus Rec sports
This photo was taken at a winning game!
These weren't. But, the season was fun!
October 5 • STMSU President Brent Thoma (standing in the background) )visits to explain how STM includes Sheptytsky Institute residents in the planning of student events. Sarah has volunteered to be the Sheps rep on their council. Last week the STMSU donated
two tickets to the popular Autumn Nocturne. Joti won the draw and, her and Vicky attended the gala dance.
October 2 • Glo Bowling. 30 residents participated!
Thanks for the pics Lise!
September 9 • Orientation supper
Pictures are always welcome!
Send them directly to Sylvia at sheps@sheps.ca. Hard copies of photos will be scanned and returned to directly to you.
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