Attendance Record - Deceased Members
- SCM-RG-0002-003-006
- Dossier
- 1954 - 2001
Fait partie de Swift Current Royal Purple Lodge Number 93 fonds
File includes deceased members attendance records.
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Attendance Record - Deceased Members
Fait partie de Swift Current Royal Purple Lodge Number 93 fonds
File includes deceased members attendance records.
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Miller, Thomas – "A Distinguished Citizen of Saskatchewan " by Dorothy Ruth Downs
Fait partie de Biographies collection
Biographical file – Miller, Thomas (1876-1945), "A Distinguished Citizen of Saskatchewan " by Dorothy Ruth Downs.
Fait partie de City of Regina fonds
This series contains photos of Regina and district.
Saskatchewan Agriculture Graduates Association - Campus Tour
Fait partie de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection
More than 15 U of S College of Agriculture graduates from the class of 1961 held a reunion visit to campus, marking 40 years since their graduation. The group, which includes current University Board of Governors member Gary Carlson, far left, is getting ready to board a bus outside the Agriculture Building. to be given an expert tour of new buildings by U of S Associate Vice-President of Facilities Management Paul Becker, fifth from right, and University Architect Colin Tennent, far right. Becker and Tennent had just given the Agriculture grads a PowerPoint computer presentation about physical changes to the campus in the past 40 years. They had then taken a tour of the Agriculture Building. The Saskatchewan Agriculture Graduates' Association holds its reunion during Crop Production Week, and also has a hockey tournament, bonspiel, etc.
Bio/historical note: Image appeared in 19 Jan. 2001 issue of OCN.
Regina St. Andrew's Pastoral Charge fonds
The fonds consists of textual materials generated by Regina St. Andrew’s Pastoral Charge and constituent churches – boards, committees and related bodies, local women’s units and other groups.
Contents include: minutes of church council, official board, trustees, sessions, stewards and various committee meetings; records from meetings of local Ladies Aid Society, Women’s Missionary Society (W.M.S.), Women’s Federation, United Church Women (U.C.W.) and Young Peoples’ Union (Y.P.U.) groups; historic and communion rolls; financial ledgers; and registers of baptisms, marriages and burials. There are also 14 photographs, showing church choir members and the following ministers: Rev. William A. Guy, Rev. Archibald Young, Rev. Harry Joyce, Rev. Frank H. Morgan, Rev. W. J. Moore, Rev. Wm. G. Armitage, Rev. Cecil W. Tiller, Rev. Alan L. Armstrong, Rev. D. Elton Adams, Rev. Ronald H. Sutton.
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Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Membership Book (1919-2001)
Fait partie de Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion fonds
A green 22 cm X 34 cm hardcover 200-page notebook with the names of members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion as well as when they joined when they left and what positions they held.
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Museum display of winter sports paraphernalia
Fait partie de Rosetown General Photograph Collection
A display at the Rosetown Museum of old skates, curling rocks, pictures, and trophies.
Fait partie de Leith Knight fonds
This subseries consists of newspaper articles written by Leith Knight that were cut out of newspapers and adhered to backing paper. These differ further from the loose newspaper articles because the majority also adhere to the categorization system used for her drafts. The letters found in this subseries are: A, M, N, O, P, and Q. As with the drafts, there are also a number of articles which are not marked by a letter and a number.
Fait partie de Wanuskewin Heritage Park fonds
File contains images of camera people filming an event held in the children's corner.
Fait partie de Wanuskewin Heritage Park fonds
File contains images of dancers performing in traditional regalia for various events and occasions and at various locations including the amphitheatre, story circle, and the University of Saskatchewan. Photographs also include drummers and singers.
SICC : Wanuskewin international dance troupe presents : stories in time
Fait partie de Wanuskewin Heritage Park fonds
Cameco : Dare to dance : Colors of the wind : Preserving the past, dancing into the future
Fait partie de Wanuskewin Heritage Park fonds
Wanuskewin International Dance Troupe : His Royal Highness Prince Charles visit
Fait partie de Wanuskewin Heritage Park fonds
Fait partie de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection
Images of all four University of Saskatchewan-owned Amati instruments, taken from a variety of angles.
Bio/Historical Note: Three string quartets bearing the name Amati have been based in Canada. Two separate Amati string quartets have performed on 17th-century instruments built by the Amati family of Italy, and owned by the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. A third unrelated Amati String Quartet was based in Ontario, primarily Toronto, from 1985 to 2000. This first Amati String Quartet was founded in 1968 by Murray Adaskin and three other faculty members of the University of Saskatchewan: Norma Lee Bisha (second violin), Michael Bowie (viola), and Edward Bisha (cello). It gave its first concert on 2 February 1969. Later that same year, Robert Klose was named second violin and Norma Lee Bisha replaced Michael Bowie. The personnel remained stable until the group was supplanted in 1971 by the Canadian Arts Trio after fewer than 10 formal concerts. The quartet was too short-lived to develop a wide repertoire or a distinctive style. The University of Saskatchewan Amati Quartet in Residence was established in August 2003 and also played on the university’s Amati instruments. This quartet had previously been known as the Cole Quartet. The initial members were Marla Cole (1968-2017) first violin), Michael Swan (second violin), Geoff Cole (viola) and Linda Bardutz (cello). In 2004, Luke Hnenny became second violinist and Peter Hedlin replaced Bardutz as cellist. The Amati Quartet performs a yearly recital series, including a Thanksgiving Monday concert, and plays at various University of Saskatchewan events. It performed for Queen Elizabeth II in honour of Saskatchewan’s 100th anniversary in May 2005, and since its opening season has undertaken a project to perform all of Haydn’s string quartets. The Amati instruments at the University of Saskatchewan — one violin built in 1627, another violin built in 1637, the viola in 1607 and the cello in 1690 — are the only set in Canada built by the Amati family of Cremona. The viola’s back bears the painted crest of the Borghese family that commissioned it. All were purchased by Kindersley, Sask. collector Stephen Kolbinson (1888-1986) and sold to the university in 1959 for $20,000 on the condition that the university establish an Amati string quartet. The Canadian Arts Trio (active 1971–1975) — which comprised Robert Klose (violin), Edward Bisha (cello) and Robin Harrison (piano) — used two of the four Amati instruments owned by the university. The Amati instruments were lent to Victoria's Lafayette Quartet 1992-1998. They have also occasionally been played by members of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra. The estimated value of the instruments is approximately $3 million (2020).
Fait partie de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection
Image of Carol Henry (right), College of Pharmacy and Nutrition, with Donna Cram, manager of the Faculty Club, at a social event.