Renovations on St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church at 717 Buxton Street, including new windows, blocking off the second entrance and redoing the exterior siding. The building was sold as a private residence in 2003. (See Indian Head Heritage Tour Booklet p29).
A coil-bound letter-sized book containing 22 glossy pages of the staff and congregation of St. Andrews United Church in Indian Head Saskatchewan as well as a photographs of each person or family.
Fliip-up calendar with one month on each bottom page. The top facing page has a photograph of St. Andrew's United Church with the inscription: Rev. R.G. Carruthers - Minister. People's names are printed on their birthdays. Indian Head businesses and their phone numbers appear on each month.
Flip-up calendar with one month on each bottom page. The top facing page has a photograph of St. Andrew's United Church with the inscription: Reverend John McKnight - Minister. People's names are printed on their birthdays. Indian Head businesses and their phone numbers appear on each month.
Letter-sized coil-bound yearbook. A 1-page history and several other short features appear. The "Minister's Message" on the first page is from Mark Wartman. The rest of the yearbook, under the heading "Our Church Family" consists of portraits photos of the church members (families and individuals) of St. Andrew's United Church and a "roster" at the back with an alphabetized list of names.
Letter-sized coil-bound yearbook. A 1-page history and several other short features appear. The message from the pastor on the first page is from Ken Dean. The rest of the yearbook, under the heading "Our Church Family" consists of portraits photos of the church members (families and individuals) of St. Andrew's United Church.
Letter-sized coil-bound yearbook. A history of the church and several other short features appear. The message from the pastor is from Everett Hollis. The rest of the yearbook, under the heading "Our Church Family" consists of portraits photos of the church members (families and individuals) of St. Andrew's United Church.
A laminated handkerchief advertising the Methodist Church's Ladies' Aid campaign to raise funds. An added note reads "Grace Newton Note- preserved by Mrs. Homer Worden (Mort's mother)"