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Young Saskatchewan Looks and Listens

  • Tape R-3480 to Tape R-10655 (not inclusive)
  • Collection
  • 1954-1975

Sound recordings of the radio programs of Young Saskatchewan Looks and Listens, sponsored by the School Broadcasting Section and after 1970 the Instructional Resources Section of the Saskatchewan Department of Education. The programs were broadcast on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) station CBK and were intended to support new and existing cirriculum in the schools.

Creators of the programs included the Saskatchewan Department of Education, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and independent American producers.

Tape R-7551 is entitled Tom Sukanen - The Prairie Shipbuilder.

Yorkton Exhibition Association meeting minutes and financial records

  • Micro. R-2.370
  • Collection
  • copied 1988 (originally created 1893-1985)

Records of the Yorkton Exhibition Association in Yorkton, Saskatchewan consisting of meeting minutes dating from July 1893 to July 15, 1985 (not inclusive); a cash book, February 1894 to 1903; and share receipts, April 6, 1910 to August 30, 1910 and May 8, 1935 to march 16, 1973.

Yorkton and District Historical Society Oral History Project

  • Tape R-8189 to Tape R-8202; Tape R-9062 to Tape R-9071; Tape R-9558 to Tape R-9563
  • Collection
  • 1982-1985

Collection of audio interviews with 21 long-time residents of Yorkton, Saskatchewan and surrounding area. Interviewees discuss their family history and describe Yorkton during its early years. Interviews were conducted by Frank Clarke; M.A. Cooper; Sonja Kuziak; Milford Switzer; and S. Thompson.

Interviewees are as follows:
Alice Anderson, Yorkton - Tape R-9062
Walter Baines, Yorkton - Tape R-9063, Tape R-9064
William Blommaert, Yorkton - Tape R-9065, Tape R-9066
Henry Chilman, Yorkton - Tape R-8189
Neil Cowan, Rokeby - Tape R-8190
A.K. Croll, Yorkton - Tape R-9067
Helen Erratt, Saltcoats - Tape R-9558
John Lowes, Tonkin - Tape R-8191
Banny MacDonald, Yorkton - Tape R-8192
Donald McCann, Orcadia - Tape R-8193
Lottie Meekma, Yorkton - Tape R-8194
George Morris, Yorkton - Tape R-9559 to Tape R-9560
John Anton Popoff, Yorkton - Tape R-8195 to Tape R-8196
David Propp, Yorkton - Tape R-9561
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rooke, Saltcoats - Tape R-9563
Arthur Russell, Waldron - Tape R-9068
Mable Shanks, Saltcoats - Tape R-9563
L.M. Switzer, Yorkton - Tape R-8197; Tape R-8198; Tape R-8199; Tape R-8200
Anne Vander Meulen, Yorkton - Tape R-8201
Mr. and Mrs. William Wiseman, Waldron - Tape R-8202
Florence Wotherspoon, Saskatoon - Tape R-9069; Tape R-9070; Tape R-9071

Woodrow Stanley Lloyd interviews and speeches

  • Tape R-5 to Tape R-6104 (not inclusive)
  • Collection
  • 1956-1971

Tape R-5: Sound recording of a radio and television statement made by Woodrow S. Lloyd regarding the medicare dispute. 1962. 4 minutes. Transcript included.

Tape R-7: Sound recording of an interview with Woodrow S. Lloyd regarding Saskatchewan's medical care insurance program. Interview conducted by E.N. Davis, C. Higginbotham and C. MacConachie and broadcast on CBK. 1962. 30 minutes.

Tape R-17: Sound recording of a telephone call made by Woodrow S. Lloyd to T.C. Douglas in Burnaby, British Columbia, on the occasion of the inauguration of direct long distance dialing in Saskatchewan. 1964. 5 minutes.

Tape R-47: Sound recording of an interview with Woodrow S. Lloyd conducted by Johnny Sandison on CKCK Radio. 1970. 13 minutes.

Tape R-6024; Tape R-6025: Sound recordings of Woodrow S. Lloyd's speech in the Throne Speech debate in the Saskatchewan Legislative Assemby. 1956.

Tape R-6053: Sound recording of an address delivered by Woodrow S. Lloyd to a class of engineering students at Saskatchewan House on his personal approach to politics, his philosophy, and the reasons why he felt he should be in public life. 1962. 60 minutes.

Tape R-6058: Sound recording of an address delivered by Saskatchewan Premier Woodrow S. Lloyd at the official opening of Otosquen Road, Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. July 6, 1963. Otosquen Road (also known as No. 109 highway) was a gravel highway connecting Hudson Bay to The Pas, Manitoba.

Tape R-6070; Tape R-6071: Sound recording of an address delivered by Woodrow S. Lloyd at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon. 1963. 90 minutes.

Tape R-6100: Sound recording of a speech delivered by Woodrow S. Lloyd regarding the use of television entitled This is Television, 20 minutes.

Tape R-6104: Sound recording of an interview with Woodrow S. Lloyd regarding the development of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. Interview conducted by Donald J. Philippon. 1971.

Women in Saskatchewan History Oral History Project

  • Tape R-387 to Tape R-404; Tape R-431; Tape R-432
  • Collection
  • 1973

Sound recordings of interviews conducted by Kendall Kyle.

As research for a paper and possible thesis on the role that women have played in Saskatchewan's history, Kendall Kyle interviewed women who have been influential in many facets of Saskatchewan life, including in civil and provincial politics, farmers' and women's organizations, churches and many volunteer associations. All feel strongly that women should play an active role in the community and that many have the potential to make great contributions.

Most informants speak of their childhood years, their families, education and work. Several were teachers at one point and three were nurses. Others have become well known in Saskatchewan writing circles. One individual speaks of her struggle to establish a hospital in Porcupine Plain, another speaks of her work in the earlyyears of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. Several were active in the Home and School Association, the Council of Women and the homemakers' clubs. They tell of their struggles through organizations such as these for women and people in general.

In a number of interviews, the contact that these women had with others who were influential in the early Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) is mentioned, including Violet McNaughton, Dorise Nielson and Louise Lucas. Their political views are spoken of in many cases.

The interviewees are as follows (alphabetical by surname):

Grace Blue, Saskatoon (Tape R-390), a teacher, speaks of her early life and education, teaching experiences and the Home and School Association. 27 minutes.

Lillian Wilhelmina Brandon, Regina (Tape R-398), a community worker, talks about various topics.

Ruth Matheson Buck, Regina (Tape R-403; Tape R-404), a teacher and writer, speaks about women's activities, her role as a school trustee, family histories of people in the Battleford district and her writing career.

Zoe Dallas, Saskatoon (Tape R-400), a newspaper reporter, speaks of Violet McNaughton, her work for a newspaper and women's organizations. 30 minutes.

Agnes Davidson, Regina (Tape R-394) speaks of her early life, education, teaching involvement in women's groups, church and the Status of Women Committee. 60 minutes.

Elsie Hart, Saskatoon (Tape R-387) speaks of her childhood, political views, involvement in the Farmers' Union, writing for The Western Producer, Violet McNaughton, Louise Lucas, Jean Hartie and her mother's pioneer experiences. 60 minutes.

Margaret Jean Hartie, Saskatoon (Tape R-391) speaks of her early life and work experience, newspaper work, Violet McNaughton and women's organizations. 50 minutes.

Kathleen Martin, Regina (Tape R-395; Tape R-396), a teacher and nurse, speaks of her early life and education, mother's experiences as a midwife, nurse's training and experiences, and involvement in the homemakers' club and Council of Women. 75 minutes.

Edna Meakes, Saskatoon (Tape R-388), a teacher, speaks of her early life and education, teaching experiences, the development of her political awareness, struggle for a hospital in Porcupine Plain, involvement in communist organizations and Dorise Nielson. 60 minutes.

Marguerite E. Robinson, Regina (Tape R-392; Tape R-393), a nurse and writer, speaks of her nursing career, writing and the Depression. 93 minutes.

Marguerite E. Robinson, Regina (Tape R-431; Tape R-432), a nurse and writer, speaks of civic politics and conditions in Regina during the 1930s, the League of Women Voters and the Keep Our Doctors campaign and Medicare Crisis, 1962. 100 minutes.

Emma Stewart, Saskatoon (Tape R-389), an educator, speaks of her teaching experiences, activities in the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and Superannuated Teachers' Association. 48 minutes.

Retta L. Thompson, Saskatoon (Tape R-399), a teacher and homemaker, speaks of her early life and education, church work, the Western Canada Temperance Union, Saskatoon during the Depression, the Council of Women and views on women's liberation and raising a family. 40 minutes.

Mabel Timlin, Saskatoon (Tape R-401; Tape R-402), a teacher and university professor, speaks of her family, teaching public school, publications and research and work in the Extension Department and the Economics Department of the University of Saskatchewan. 77 minutes.

Evelyn Treble, Regina (Tape R-397), a secretary and homemaker, speaks of her early life and education, activities in the Provincial Council of Women, and secretarial work in the 1920s and 1930s. 42 minutes.

Weaving and Spinning in Saskatchewan Oral History Project

  • Tape R-8671 to Tape R-8699
  • Collection
  • 1982

Sound recordings of oral history interviews with 28 spinners and weavers conducted by Deborah Behm and Karen Leitch, spinners and weavers in Regina, Saskatchewan, for the Weaving and Spinning in Saskatchewan Oral History Project. Visitation reports are included in the Audio Transcript files.

Interviewees are as follows (alphabetical by surname):
Libby Abel, Lake Lenore (Tape R-8671)
Gerry Arbeau, Moose Jaw (Tape R-8672)
Ethel Blakely, Regina (Tape R-8673)
Dorothy Borrowman, Regina (Tape R-8674)
Isabelle Campbell, Christopher Lake (Tape R-8675; Tape R-8676)
Nellie Cheveldaeff, Kamsack (Tape R-8677)
Gladys Ecklund, Moose Jaw (Tape R-8678)
Kristine Erlendson, Spy Hill (Tape R-8679)
Florence Fournier, Montmartre (Tape R-8680; Tape R-8681)
Helen George, Regina (Tape R-8682; Tape R-8683)
Mary Henderson, Christopher Lake (Tape R-8675; Tape R-8676)
Hilda Hengen, Peebles (Tape R-8684)
Jens Jensen, Kipling (Tape R-8685)
Anne King, Kamsack (Tape R-8686)
Celia Matthews, Melville (Tape R-8687)
Muriel McKean, Lebret (Tape R-8688)
Olga Parker, Kipling (Tape R-8689)
Elsie Pister, Runnymede (Tape R-8690)
Kerttu Pohjavouri, Regina (Tape R-8691)
Dorothy Rankine, Winnipeg, Manitoba (Tape R-8692)
Alex Sherstabetoff and Helen Sherstabetoff, Veregin (Tape R-8693)
Alice Silversides, Moose Jaw (Tape R-8694)
Jean Smith, Moosomin (Tape R-8695)
Gladys Stafford, Duff (Tape R-8696)
Lynn Stafford, Duff (Tape R-8696)
Ethel Storms, McDowell (Tape R-8697; Tape R-8698)
Georgette Van Campenhout, Saskatoon (Tape R-8699)

Village of Viceroy Council meeting minutes

  • Micro. R-2.775
  • Collection
  • copied 1973 (originally created 1912-1971)

Minutes of meetings of the Council of the Village of Viceroy, Saskatchewan dating from July 7, 1912 to December 22, 1971. Viceroy was incorporated as a village on April 1, 1912.

Various records

  • Micro. R-2.563
  • Collection
  • 1884?-1965?

Diary of A.A. Dale of Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, an accountant, 1907-1912 and record of sales of wheat and other grains, 1903-1910.

Clippings of articles written by Mrs. Marie-Anne Duperreault (Perrette) of Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan.

Parochial account book of St. Peter's Anglican Church in Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, March 5, 1923 to April 30, 1946.

Reminiscences of Mrs. Mary (Lowenberger) Popp covering the period 1880s to 1974. A programme for the parade for Progress Day in Langenburg, Saskatchewan on August 17, 1965 is included. 285 p.

Document in the French language entitled Victoire (Sask.) (Cinquante annees de vie religieuse et paroisiale), 1912-1962.

Records of St. Thomas Women's Auxiliary, Vernon District, Qu'Appelle (Anglican Church of Canada) including minutes, November 9, 1900 to July 28, 1904; an account ledger, February 12, 1936 to November 30, 1953; and a membership list.

Document in French language entitled Aux Prises avec la Tourmente. Les missionnaires de la colonie de Saint-Laurent-de-Grandin durant l'insurrection Metisse de 1885, by Jules le Chevallier. (Extrait de la Revue de l'Université d'Ottawa, 1939, 1940).

Annual reports of Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan covering the period November 7, 1899 to December 31, 1900 and the year 1901. Reports were published in 1901 and 1902.

Indigenous policy and documents relating to the Sweetgrass First Nation including extracts from annual reports; population figures; correspondence of the Indian Commissioner and Indian agents regarding movement of Little Pine and Little Poplar, 1884-1885, sun dances, and a letter from Forget to Bishop Pascal regarding the activities of schools on Thunderchild and Sweetgrass First Nations (Anglican and Catholic).

Document entitled En Avant La Colonization. La Terre paroisse aux canadiens-francais le Nord oust Canadien par Mr. L'Abbe J.B. Morin.

Various records

  • Micro. R-2.699
  • Collection
  • copied 1975 (originally created 1904-1974)

Records created, accumulated and used by various organizations. Includes records collected by Opportunities for Youth Group in 1974.

Minutes of meetings of the Women's Missionary Society in Edgeley, Saskatchewan, February 11, 1909 to June 14, 1916.

Minutes of meetings of the Women's Association in Edgeley, Saskatchewan, October 1928 to February 5, 1936.

Minutes of meetings of Edgeley Ladies' Aid Society, Women's Auxiliary, United Church, 1936 to 1944 and 1948 to 1967.

Minutes of meetings of the Board of the United Church in Fleming, Saskatchewan, 1925-1942.

Register of the United Church in Fleming, Saskatchewan relating to baptisms, marriages and burials, 1904-1947.

Register of members of United Church in Fleming, Saskatchewan, 1925 to 1932 and 1960.

Minutes of the Trinity Lutheran Church in Middle Lake, Saskatchewan, January 1908 to 1940 (German language).

Constitution and rules of Trinity Lutheran Church in Middle Lake, Saskatchewan.

Records relating to Rockglen, Saskatchewan and district collected by the Opportunites for Youth Group in the summer of 1974 to compiled a local history of the Rockglen district. Includes local history of Rockglen and district; Grand Valley cemetery list; histories of various school districts; and personal reminiscences of various individuals, including Wilf L. Lenius; James Cathcart; Mr. and Mrs. Anton Anderson; Neils Gording; Mrs. Lillian Hutchinson; Sydney Grant; Charlie Haenel; Mrs. W. Kampf; Fred McCutcheon; Robert J. McGowan; Mrs. Anna Miller; Mrs. Barbara Osbourne; Mrs. Bertha Rouse; John Shaw; Mrs. J. Spies; Ena Sproule; Jean Thon; Charlie Yost Sr., Ernest Schafer; Mrs. Margaret Sheltgen; Mrs. Mary Hostin; Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher; Elvin T. Edwards; Ragnhild Derosier; Mrs. Bellinger; Walter Farnham; Arthur Brown; Mrs. Annie Belbeck; and Mrs. Gladys Oakes. Includes references to Borderland School District No. 4018; Boundary School District No. 4586; Coleman School District No. 4777; Creek School District No. 4887; Grant Butte School District No. 4353, Table Butte/Kildeer School District No. 3640, Kanten School District No. 1206, Joeville; Little Woody; Bannerman School District No. 4387; Aryton School District No. 4243; Scout Lake School District No. 3604; Hope Valley School District No. 5116; Shanty School; Wheat Bench School District No. 3063; Poplar Valley School District No. 3646; Gladioli School District No. 4652; Thornton School District No. 4695; Table Butte School District No. 3640; Ku Klux Klan; Goose Creek; and Grant's beach.

Various records

  • Micro. R-2.177
  • Collection
  • copied 1961 (originally created 1883-1961)

Copies of records relating to Gabriel Dumont's homestead and the land formerly taken up for Gabriel's Ferry Crossing, 1883-1925. Microfilmed in 1961.

Scrapbook of newspaper clippings and other documents dating from 1910 to 1922 relating to the appointment, resignation and death on August 6, 1922 of Wilbur Williams Andrews, the first president of Regina College in Regina, Saskatchewan. The scrapbook was loaned for microfilming by Mrs. E.N. Davis of Regina in 1961.

Scrapbook relating to Lloydminster, Saskatchewan and district including stories of experiences of Barr Colonists as told to Bud and Peggy Bailey. Includes articles on J.S. Phillpotts, Mrs. W.G. Hunt, Mrs. J.W. Mellor, J.J. McGale, and W.W. Campbell. Includes The Wood Mountain post, by C.E. Craddock; The Loon Lake fight, by William Bleasdell Cameron; and Old Fort Pitt, by Campbell Innes. Loaned for microfilming by Frank Bentley of Lloydminster in 1961.

Collection of newspaper articles written by Blair Wallace for The Milestone Mail, Milestone, Saskatchewan including reminiscences of pioneers and pioneer days in the Milestone, Lang, Wilcox, Yellow Grass and Rouleau districts, with a few references to the Qu'Appelle Valley area and of early trails. Includes article on John Smeaton, first sheriff in Swift Current; articles on early trails in southern Saskatchewan; reminiscences of James Grassick relating to ranching days in Long Creek; and obituary for Charles Frederick Tindall, a pioneer of the Milestone and Corinne district. 1953?-1960. Loaned for copying by Blair Wallace of Regina.

Scrapbook containing newspaper clippings relating to the School for the Deaf in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan dating from February 1927 to May 21, 1957. Scrapbook includes proceedings of the 4th and 5th triennial conventions of the Western Canada Association of the Deaf in Winnipeg in 1932 and Saskatoon in 1935.

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