Weyburn (Sask.)

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Beyond 65 media kit

  • GM-PH-5309 (1)-(97); SR-1555
  • File
  • 1979

Media kit (KT-28) entitled Beyond 65, produced by SaskMedia (Saskatchewan Educational Communications Corporation) for the Senior Citizen's Provincial Council. The kit includes slides, a sound recording, and a document with captions to accompany the slides. The kit included participation by Beatrice Parker; Len Woodward; the Regina Lutheran Home; Sherbrooke Community Centre, Saskatoon; Dolly Donaldson; Pioneer Place, Weyburn; Lil Culshaw; and Golden Hours Senior Citizen's Club, Raymore.

Biog. - McGillivray, James E.

  • Clippings File - Biog. - McGillivray, James E.
  • Item
  • 1963-11-23

The Leader-Post (Regina) obituary for James E. McGillivray, retired Weyburn, Saskatchewan surgeon.

Biog. - Schultz, Roy

  • Clippings File - Biog. - Schultz, Roy
  • Item
  • 1959-01-05

The Leader-Post, Regina article on Roy Schultz, an active member in the community of Weyburn, Saskatchewan.

Blacks in Saskatchewan History: Recent Immigrants - Erskine and Mildred Sandiford

  • Tape R-1262
  • Item
  • 1977

An audio interview with Erskine, a psychiatric nurse (born 1933) and Mildred Sandiford of Weyburn, Saskatchewan conducted by Trevor Rock, for the Blacks in Saskatchewan History: Recent Immigrants Oral History Project. They describe their personal backgrounds and experiences as black immigrants, education and employment opportunities, life in North Battleford, Weyburn and Barbados, racial problems and work experiences. A summary and release form are included.

A significant number of black immigrants came to Canada and Saskatchewan in the 1950s coming mainly from the West Indies. It is this group of people upon who Trevor Rock focused his study, hoping to provide a basis for comparing the experiences, problems and impressions of these new immigrants with those of earlier black pioneers. Discussion follows a basic pattern where people relate why they decided to immigrate to Canada, the benefits they have gained by coming to Saskatchewan, the social, economic and cultural problems they have encountered and how they have been able to contribute to Saskatchewan life.

Blumenhof and other communities in Saskatchewan

Images accumulated and used by John Ens of Regina, Saskatchewan mainly during his residence on the family farm near Blumenhof, Saskatchewan and while serving overseas during World War II. The majority of photographs relating to Blumenhof were taken in the 1920s and 1930s. John Ens was the son of Franz and Anna Ens. His siblings included Bernhard, Franz, Aganetha, Peter, Katherine, Anna, Isaac, Jacob, Corny, and Helen.

Booklet of Weyburn scenes

  • R-A21818 (1)-(16)
  • Item
  • ca. 1920

Booklet of Weyburn scenes. Photos of streets, schools, churches, the General hospital, houses, the exhibition grounds, hotels, the Souris River, a store, the Post Office, a bank, and the City Hall.

Boston Pizza

Includes a draft version (1) and final version (2) of the planting plan and list

Walker, Edwin John, 1932-2023

Boyle, Charles J. : General pioneer experiences questionnaire

File consists of the response by/about Charles J. Boyle to the Saskatchewan Archives' questionnaire pertaining to general pioneer experiences. Archives staff recorded that the respondent indicated on the questionnaire that they or their family came to Saskatchewan and/or the Canadian prairies in 1905.

Questionnaire number 2 on pioneer experiences included questions on: places lived; income; family relations; travel; commerce; "firsts"; sources of place names; availability of historical source materials; and important changes since their arrival.

Boyle, Charles J.

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