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This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by A.W. Davey as a civil servant with the Government of Saskatchewan and as a freelance visual artist in Regina, Saskatchewan. Included are examples of his artistic works that were published in various Government of Saskatchewan publications, brochures, programmes and ephemera and on maps and illuminated scrolls. Davey's logo designs for the Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee (1955) and the Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee and Canada Centennial Corporation (1965) also comprise part of the records. A small volume of records of Davey's years as an art student, and his work as an art instructor and artist are included in the fonds.

Additionally, a small volume of records was created and accumulated by A.W Davey's son, Keith Davey. It includes biographical notes on A.W. Davey, information relating to the sale of an Historic Saskatchewan map, and correspondence of the commercial use of A.W. Davey's works posthumously.

The types of records included are: reproduced drawings; publications; brochures; programmes; correspondence; ephemera; photographs; maps; and an original drawing. Electronic records consist of photographs of Davey and a sample of his works.

No series have been identified in this fonds.

This fonds consists mainly of colour slides of images taken between 1940 and 1986 by Saskatchewan resident Axel C. Petersen, whose lifelong hobby was photography. The majority of the images were taken in Saskatchewan although some images document Petersen's trips to Alberta; British Columbia; Seattle, Washington; Texas; and Mexico. The slides depict various subjects, including rural scenes, animals, buildings, agricultural activities, social events, museums, and ethnic displays.

The fonds also includes biographical information on Petersen; a typed, undated history of the Cando, Saskatchewan district; and an envelope addressed to Petersen in Denmark.

The slides are arranged in chronological order whenever possible. Slides that were originally in carousels are generally arranged in the order that they appeared in the carousels.

No series have been identified in this fonds.

Collection consists of microfilmed issues for Bailey's Illustrated Monthly for volume 1 number 1 to 3 (November 10, 1987, December 9. 1987, and January 27, 1988).

This collection consists of original and microfilmed issues for the Balcarres Free Lance.

The printing frequency of this title was weekly.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used from 1979 to 1993 by officials of the Balcarres School Division No. 87 in Saskatchewan. These records were used in the preparation of budgets for the operation of the schools in the Division.

The fonds consists of budgets and budget-related correspondence and forms from 1979 to 1993.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

Collection consists of microfilmed issues for Banner from August 1952 to 1954, and June 1955.
An original issue of the Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee edition dated June 1955 is also available (reference code R-N 79).

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated, and used by Barbara Robertson of Kingston, Ontario, primarily relating to her and her family's friendship with Kenneth Peacock, a Canadian composer and folk musicologist.

The types of records included are annotations by Barbara Robertson about selected correspondence with Kenneth Peacock; personal correspondence with and about Kenneth Peacock; photographs of family pets and of Goldie Peacock (nee Duncan); and an Order of Canada Investiture Programme (1982) for Kenneth Howard Peacock's investiture as a member. Correspondence includes letters, cards, photographs, newspaper clippings, and photocopies, and includes messages from Barbara Robertson to Kenneth Peacock and Koozma Tarasoff about Kenneth Peacock, from Kenneth Peacock to Kaija Hume and the Robertsons; from Sarah Robertson to Kenneth Peacock; and from Helen Sallmen to Barbara Robertson.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

Miscellaneous accounts and lists, 1906-1911 and diary with miscellaneous accounts in six small notebooks of Charles E. Bastien, 1908-1953; Small notepad with poems and songs; scribbler with songs written by Charles E. Bastien and his wife, Louise; working papers of Emily Hyancinthe Bastien, France, 1854-1866.

Collection consists of issues for Battleford Press from March 21, 1906 to 1949.

Collection consists of issues for Batteford Telegraph.