The fonds, related to the Swift Current Multicultural Council, were accumulated by the source. No other information was captured at the time of transfer to the Swift Current Museum.

The content has not been professionally appraised, arranged, or described. The following is a basic listing of the unprocessed contents:

Series 1: Albums and photographs
Dates: ca. 1977 - ca. 1995
Extent: 835 photos. --21 volumes containing newspaper clippings, photographs, etc. --1 folder. --5 envelopes
Scope and content: series contains mostly albums containing photographs and newspaper clippings that documents the activities of the Swift Current Multicultural Council (SCMC) from ca. 1977 to ca. 1995.

Box 1. Volume 1: Album, 1987-1988 (mainly clipping and photographs)

1. 1988 Board of Directors: Stephanie Fielding, Susan Kent, Diana Ciona, Barb Dedi, Vesta Broste, Peter Beskowiney, George Kushner, Bix Biederbeck
   2-4. individuals at a "Formulating Goals & Objectives" workshop, January 13, 1988
2. "Performers Workshop", January 23, 1988, Betty McDougall, George Kushner, Twyla Kluk, Taralee Wotypka, Carol Gay Bell, John Poettcker, Stephanie Fielding
3. individuals at "Performers Workshop", January 23, 1988
4. Maureen Parsons and Pete Godfrey at a workshop, February 15, 1988
   8-12. Bix Biederbeck, George Kusher and Boh Ciona with winners of an essay contest, Allison McDougall, Melissa Cameron, Sonya Sharma, and Ryan McDougall
   9-22. individuals at a Bread Making and Wheat Weaving workshop, March 1988
   23-26. wine and cheese party for all council members, March 18, 1988
5. The Tipperary Band at the 1988 Folkorama Festival
6. The Concordia Alpine Tanzers at the 1988 Folkorama Festival
7. folk performers at the 1988 Folkorama Festival
   30-31. Individuals planning Folkorama 1988
8. unidentified woman speaking at Folkorama 1988
9. alderman Stan Horner speaking at Folkorama 1988
10. unidentified woman (Bobbie?) speaking at Folkorama 1988
11. Geoff Wilson speaking at Folkorama 1988
12. individuals at Folkorama 1988
13. George Kushner speaking at Folkorama 1988
    38-45. individuals performing at Folkorama 1988
14. spectators at Folkorama 1988
15. men cutting a log at Folkorama 1988
16. spectators at Folkorama 1988
17. Aboriginal Dancer at Folkorama 1988
18. spectators at Folkorama 1988
19. two unidentified women in a house
20. Irish performers at Folkorama 1988
    53-59. individuals at a party, including George Kushner and Bix Biederbeck

Box 1. Volume 2: Album, June to November 1988 (mainly clippings and photographs)
60-63. Organizing meeting of the German group, June 14, 1988

64. women at a Folk Art workshop, July 1988, Winona Hanover, Kay Godenin, Alvera Caswell, Jane McIntyre, and Stephanie Fielding
65. Scottish dancers
    66-67. some individuals at a table displaying bread and wheat, including Diana Ciona
    68-71. individuals at a Heritage Language Workshop, including Bix Beiderbeck
    72-78. individuals at a workshop in Begg School
    79-83. individuals at a Ukrainian Dancing workshop in the Begg School auditorium
    84-85. individuals in the school library at Begg School, including Diana Ciona

Box 1. Volume 3: Album, May - September 1989, (mainly clippings and photographs)
86-95. folk dancers performing at Folkorama 1989, May 14, 1989
96-98. Regina Canadian Chinese Dancers at Folkorama 1989
99-103. Chaban Ukrainian Dancers at Folkorama 1989
104-115. folk dancers performing at Folkorama 1989

116. Folkorama 1989, good view of the venue and the crowd
     117-119. Multicultural Day meeting with Paul Rezanzoff
117. Master of Ceremonies Babe Nichol
118. piper Grant McCrie
     122-123. Green Braes Highland Dancers
     124-125. Alex Weinbender from Morse, SK playing the accordion and xylophone
119. Marcel Lavediere playing the guitar
120. Green Braes Highland Dancers
     128-131. Suslik Ukrainian Dancers

Box 1. Volume 4: Album, December 1988 - May 1989 (mainly clippings and photographs)

132. members of the council, including Pete Godfrey and George Kushner
     133-134. painted Ukrainian Easter egg
133. Bix Beiderbeck at a Community Development Luncheon, March 1989
134. Betty McDougall at a Community Development Luncheon, March 1989
135. Marge Nainaar at a Community Development Luncheon, March 1989
136. Gord Zakreski at a Community Development Luncheon, March 1989
137. Dr. Bill Prentice at a Community Development Luncheon, March 1989
138. Mayor Len Stein signing a proclamation for the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, Len Stein, George Kushner, Susan Majeran, and Barb Dedi
     141-146. Lifestyles Show in Regina, April 1989
139. George Kushner shaking the hand of an unidentified woman
     148-151. Folkorama 1989 venue
140. individuals in folk costumes for Folkorama 1989
141. Dancers at Folkorama 1989
     154-159. individuals speaking at Folkorama 1989
     160-173. various display tables at Folkorama 1989
     174-179. performers at Folkorama 1989

Box 1. Volume 5: Album, September 1992 - September 1993 (all newspaper clippings, re: SCMC people and events)

Box 1. Volume 6: Album, 1991 - 1993 (mainly clippings and photographs)
180-182. International Tea at the Swift Current Mall, 1991, including Diana Ciona

183. Business After Hours, May 1991
     184-193. Volunteer Appreciation party, June 1991
     194-195. staff orientation, December 1991
184. Elimination of Racial Discrimination Day, Swift Current Mall, March 21, 1992
     197-219. National Citizenship Week opening ceremonies, Wheatland Mall, April 1992, including Mayor Len Stein, RCMP officers, school children, a school band
     220-228. National Citizenship Week displays, Wheatland Mall, April 1992,
     229-238. National Citizenship Week luncheon at Boston Pizza, April 1992
185. Alf Bryan in Coles bookstore, holding up his book "I May Be Wrong But", April 1992
     240-244. National Citizenship Week South West Ukrainian Cultural Council bread making, April 1992
     245-247. Swift Current Multicultural Council display
     248-253. Citizenship Court Reception, May 28 1992
     254-256. new Canadian citizens on the steps of the Courthouse, May 28, 1992
     257-268. general meeting and family potluck social, June 10, 1992
     269-271. Canada Day celebration on Chinook Parkway, July 1, 1992
     272-275. Robert Smith's farewell party, September 9, 1992
186. Art Wallman, citizen of the year, 1992
     277-286. Multicultural Mosaic event, October 29, 1992
     287-289. Cultural Diversity Luncheon, November 19, 1992
     290-291. Cultural Diversity program in a classroom, November 19, 1993
     292-297. Annual General Meeting & Potluck Supper, November 20, 1992
     298-303. Cultural Diversity event in a classroom, March 1993
     304-306. presentation with prose, poetry and poster winners in a school gym, March 16, 1993
     307-309. commemorative medal presentation with Sylvia Fedoruk, March 22, 1993
     310-313. International Tea & Bake Sale, March 17, 1993
     314-317. Citizenship Court, April 14, 1993
     318-329. individuals at a networking luncheon, April 14, 1993

Box 1. Volume 7: Album, October 1993 - April 1994 (mostly newspaper clippings, re: SCMC, people and event)

Box 1. Volume 8: Album, April 1994 - November 1994 (mostly newspaper, clippings re: SCMC, people and events)

Box 1. Volume 9: Album, January 1994 - June 1, 1994 (mostly newspaper clippings, re: SCMC, people and events)

Box 1. Volume 10: Album, January 1, 1995 - December 17, 1995 (mostly newspaper clippings, re: SCMC, people and events)

Box 1. Volume 11: Album, January 22, 1996 - June 18, 1997 (mostly newspaper clippings, re: SCMC, people and events)

(Box 2)

Box. 2. Volume 1: Album, March 1985 (mainly clippings and photographs; signed by Stephanie Fielding on the inside front cover)

330. unidentified man, perhaps Cy MacDonald, associated with Saskatchewan Heritage '85
     331-332. adult education at the High School
     333-349. individuals at a Heritage Language Teachers Immersion Workshop, March 1985, in Saskatoon, captions contain some descriptions of activities
331. Zia Afsar being presented with a certificate by Lucia Papini, at Heritage Language Teachers Immersion Workshop, March 1985, in Saskatoon
     351-354. individuals at a Heritage Language Teachers Immersion Workshop, March 1985, in Saskatoon, captions contain some descriptions of activities
332. Dr. Tony Harras, chairperson for the Saskatchewan Organization for Heritage Languages steering committee
333. Jack Kehoe, Kathy Fielding Holdfast and Erica Cancino at a workshop
     357-366. individuals at a multicultural workshop at Elmwood Education Centre, with guest speaker Jack Kehoe

Box 2. Volume 2: October 1989 - March 1990 (mainly clippings and photographs)
367-368. Muff Jensen giving a presentation on a trip to the Far East, October 4, 1989

369. new Canadian Rajesh Khosla and a judge shaking hands in citizenship court, October 1989
     370-374. Citizenship Court, October 25, 1989
370. Nominations Chair Cathy Kettler at a SCMC annual meeting, January 19, 1990
371. Incoming Presient Barb Dedi at a SCMC annual meeting, January 19, 1990
372. George Kusher and Bard Dedi at a SCMC annual meeting, January 19, 1990
373. SCMC executive and coordinator, 1990, Stephanie Fielding, Cathy Kettler, Peter Beskowiney, Olga Hall, Babe Nichol, Betty McDougall, George Kushner, Barb Dedi, Rajesh Khosia and Muff Jensen
374. Greek display in Swift Current Mall, International Tea, March 1990
375. Ukrainian Easter Egg painting demonstration in Swift Current Mall, with George Kushner, International Tea, March 1990
     381-382. Ukrainian dancing demonstration in Swift Current Mall, International Tea, March 1990
     383-385. Newsletter workshop, including Pete Godfrey

Box 2. Volume 3: Album, April 1990 - April 1991 (mainly clippings and photographs)

386. Stephanie Fielding and Babe Nichol at an After Hours display
     387-395. SCMC Executive Meeting, April 28, 1990, including Bix Beiderbeck, Diana Ciona, George Kushner
     396-397. members of a Youth Group at SCMC Executive Meeting
387. SCMC Executive Meeting participants, including Christine, Boh and Diana Ciona, George Kushner, Bix Beiderbeck, others
388. two unidentified young men performing a Multicultural Rap at the SCMC Executive Meeting
389. Ukrainian language class at the SCMC Executive Meeting
390. Arabic language class at the SCMC Executive Meeting
391. Suslik Ukrainian Dancers at the SCMC Executive Meeting
392. Youth Group representatives at the SCMC Executive Meeting
     404-410. speakers at a SCMC General Meeting, May 2, 1990 (?)
     411-413. diners at a SCMC General Meeting, May 2, 1990 (?)
393. three unidentified individuals in an office
394. three unidentified individuals in an office
395. Bob Mitchell and Boh Ciona at a SCMC Open House
396. Gulf War panel speakers Sgt. Ron Ferguson, Rev. Duncan McLean, and Mohammad Afsar
     418-419. Secretary of State Bob Friedrich visiting SCMC
     420-434. International Tea in the Swift Current Mall, March 21, 1991, includes food, crafts, high school band, various displays, etc.

Box 2. Volume 4: Album, April 22, 1991 - August 31, 1992 (all newspaper clippings pertaining to SCMC events, people, etc.)

Box 2. Volume 5: Album, May 2, 1994 - July 10, 1994 (all newspaper clippings pertaining to SCMC events, people, etc)

Box 3. Volume 1: Scrapbook, "Swift Current Multicultural Council/Our Heritage", 1975-1979 (mostly newspaper clippings pertaining to SCMC events)

Box 3. Volume 2: Album, 1977 - 1980 (mainly clippings and photographs)

435. Kiwanis Green Braes Pipe Band, Folklorama 1980
436. Chinese Quartet, Folklorama 1980
437. Square Dancers, Folklorama 1980
438. Choir, Folklorama 1980
439. Choir, Folklorama 1980
     440-443. bagpipers, folk dancers, speaker at Folklorama 1980
     444-448. bagpipers, singers in folk costumes, crowd at Folklorama 1980
440. individual playing a trumpet (?) at Folklorama 1980
     450-451. Norwegian, Scottish, French and Ukrainian tables at Folklorama 1980
     452-454. Chinese, Arabic, Mennonite, Norwegian and Scottish tables at Folklorama 1980
441. a woman spinning on a spinning wheel at Folklorama 1980
442. Scottish table at Folklorama 1980
443. French and Ukrainian display at Folklorama 1980
444. Scottish display at Folklorama 1980
445. Indian display at Folklorama 1980
446. Ukrainian (?) display at Folklorama 1980
     461-465. Norwegian, Indian and Square Dancing displays and dancing demonstrations at Folklorama 1980
447. Greek display at Folklorama 1980
     467-470. Chinese, Indian, Greek and Square Dancing demonstrations at Folklorama 1980
     471-475. German, Greek and Scottish dance demonstration, a choir, Mayor Len Stein at Folklorama 1980
     476-480. Greek dancing demonstration and choir, two Indian children performing at Folklorama 1980
     481-485. Greek, Chinese and Indian dancing demonstrations, a young boy playing the trumpet, at Folklorama 1980
     486-489. calligraphy, Chinese and Greek dancing demonstrations at Folklorama 1980
     490-492. Chinese, Ukrainian (?), and Indian dancing demonstration at Folklorama 1980
     493-496. Greek and Indian dancing demonstration, a Chinese Quartet, and a choir at Folklorama 1980
448. German dancing demonstration at Folklorama 1980
449. a children's choir, all children are holding puppets
450. two singers, Marcel Vigueras and Joyce Oleson, onstage at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
451. a children's choir, Les Gais Gravelbourgeius, performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
452. Old Time Fiddlers performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
453. Len Enns, emcee for Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
454. singer Joyce Oleson, performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
455. Ukrainian dancers performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
456. a Norwegian choir performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
457. Ukrainian dance troupe that performed at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
458. a choir performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
459. Scottish dancers performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
460. Ukrainian dancers performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
461. Ukrainian dancers performing at the Folk Festival in 1977, Kathy Fielding, Marilyn Mudry, Gail Kruger, Carol Wedharm, Connie Konanz
462. Folk dancers performing at the Folk Festival in 1977
463. Square Dancers performing at the Folk Festival in 1977
464. singer Marcel Vigueras performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
465. children performing at Folk Festival'79 at the Comp High School
466. Kiwanis Scottish Green Brae Band performing at the Folk Festival in 1977

Box 3. Volume 3: Album, 1981 (mainly clippings and photographs)

516. Len Enns, emcee at Folklorama'81
     517-518. two speakers at Folklorama'81
     519-520. Mass Choir at Folklorama'81
517. Co-operative Pre-School French Immersion school choir at Folklorama'81
518. St. Patrick School's Grade 8 choir at Folklorama'81
519. Ukrainian dancers performing at Folklorama'81
520. Ukrainian (?) dancers performing at Folklorama'81
521. Chilean dancers performing at Folklorama'81
522. East Indian dancers performing at Folklorama'81
     527-528. Hellenic dancers performing at Folklorama'81
523. Scottish dancers performing at Folklorama'81
524. Square dancers performing at Folklorama'81
     531-532. Old Time Fiddlers performing at Folklorama'81
525. Chilean singers performing at Folklorama'81
526. Arabic dancer performing at Folklorama'81
     535-536. Norwegian singers performing at Folklorama'81
     537-538. individuals getting food at Folklorama'81
527. French culture display at Folklorama'81
528. Ukrainian culture display at Folklorama'81
529. Chinese Society display at Folklorama'81
530. Laotian culture display at Folklorama'81
531. Old Time Fiddlers display at Folklorama'81
532. Allied Arts Council display at Folklorama'81
533. Arabic Cultural Association display at Folklorama'81
534. audience at Folklorama'81
535. Indian culture display at Folklorama'81
536. Greek culture display at Folklorama'81
537. Square Dancing display at Folklorama'81
     550-554. images from Moose Jaw Multicultural Council's Motif festival, 1981, including Ukrainian, Polish, Romanian tables
     555-556. Canada Day cake given to residents of Palliser Hospital by the Swift Current School of Dance

Box 3. Volume 4: Album, 1990 - 1993 (mainly clippings and photographs)

557. International Tea in the Swift Current Mall, Dorian Smith with St. George's Society
558. International Tea in the Swift Current Mall, St. George's Society table
559. International Tea in the Swift Current Mall, Raymond Yan at the SCMC display table
560. International Tea in the Swift Current Mall, tea gardens
561. International Tea in the Swift Current Mall, Ukrainian display table
562. International Tea in the Swift Current Mall, Labhu Parmar at an Indian food table
563. International Tea in the Swift Currernt Mall, Boh Ciona at a Ukrainian egg painting table
564. International Tea in the Swift Current Mall, Patti Gatzke at a Ukrainian display table
565. essay winners at 4th Annual Networking Luncheon, Shelby Erne, Patti-Lynne Clerc and Scott Doidge, with Joan Smith, 1992
566. Networking Luncheon, 1992
567. International Tea in the Swift Current Mall, Labhu Parmar at an Indian food table
568. Dr. Torr and Stephanie Fielding at a Networking Luncheon, 1992
569. Youth Group membership drive and social, Swift Current Library, 1990
570. essay winner Scott Doidge at 4th Annual Networking Luncheon, 1992
571. individuals at Citizenship Court, 1990
572. Bob Mitchell (Secretary of State) receiving artwork upon his retirement from Stephanie Fielding, 'After the Storm' by Bernie Brown, at membership drive social
573. Citizenship Court, 1990
574. Citizenship Court, 1990, Zia Afsar, Linda Hosnung, Stephanie Fielding, and Raymond Yan
575. Bob Mitchell being presented with a gift by Boh Ciona upon his retirement, membership drive, 1990
576. Bob Mitchell (Secretary of State) receiving artwork upon his retirement from Stephanie Fielding, 'After the Storm' by Bernie Brown, at membership drive social, 1990
577. Citizenship Court, 1990
578. membership drive, 1990, Ukrainian welcome dance
     579-581. Citizenship Court, 1990
579. Citizenship Court, 1990, Holly Sopeunyck, Mr. and Mrs. Koshla (new Canadians), Pat Smith MLA, Ray Koshla, Irene Curtain
580. young people working on a Multicultural Mosaic project at the home of Sue Stepphun
581. cake at Robert Smith's farewell party, September 1992
582. young people working on a Multicultural Mosaic project at the home of Ragnhild Cory, October 1990
583. young people working on a Multicultural Mosaic project at the home of Bix Beiderbeck
584. two unidentified women at National Citizenship Week 1992
585. SCMC's table at Canada Day, 1992
     589-591. SCMC's table at Canada Day, 1992 (3)
586. cake at Robert Smith's farewell party, September 1992
587. Joan Meyer National Award ceremony, 1992
588. International Tea, March 17, 1993
589. Joan Meyer National Award ceremony, 1993
590. International Tea, March 17, 1993
591. Cultural Diversity lesson in a classroom, Mr. Wang, 1993
592. International Tea, March 17, 1993
     599-600. Cultural Diversity lesson in a classroom, Mr. Wang, 1993
     601-606. Cultural Diversity lesson in a classroom, Mrs. Zanidean, 1993
     607-611. SCMC Christmas display, 1992
     612-615. young people participating in the Multicultural Mosaic project, October 1992
     616-617. Cultural Diversity lesson in a classroom, November 1992
593. SCMC Annual General Meeting (A.G.M.), November 1992
594. Cultural Diversity lesson in a classroom, November 1992
595. SCMC A.G.M., November 1992
596. Cultural Diversity lesson in a classroom, November 1992

Box 3. Volume 5: Album, 1982 - 1985 (mainly clippings and photographs)

622. a young man looking at a French display table, 1982, Folklorama'82
623. Jim Ginter in a store, along with a Chinese family, sign reads "Multiculturalism Is People"
624. Folk dancers performing on a dance floor at a dinner
625. four unidentified individuals dancing, unsure of the location
626. Ukrainian dancing at the SCMC A.G.M., 1981
627. Ukrainian dancing at the Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
628. Scottish Green Braes display table at the Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
629. Folk Dancing at the Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
630. Caribbean dancers at an unidentified location
     631-633. Canadian Heritage Festival, Manitoba, 1982
631. Folk Dancing (Greek?) at the Swift Currernt Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
632. Greek table display at the Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
633. individuals at a banquet
634. Scottish Dancing at the Swift Currrent Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
635. Folk Dancing at an unidentified location
636. panel at the Godfrey Dean Centre in Yorkton, Stephanie Fielding, Marguerite Gallaway, Tony Harras, Jane Turnbull, M. Kreluik. June 5, 1982
637. Canadian Heritage Festival, 1980, Ukrainian Dancers from Saskatchewan
638. a man speaking at the Winnipeg Convention Centre
639. individuals in folk dancing costumes receiving instructions
640. East Indian display at the Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
641. individuals practicing folk dancing
642. Green Braes Highland Dancers performing at a Multicultural Festival (perhaps not in Swift Current, SK)
643. Creeland Cloggers performing at a Multicultural Festival (perhaps not in Swift Current, SK)
644. Les Danseurs de la Riviere La Vielle performing at a Multicultural Festival (perhaps not in Swift Current, SK)
645. Immigrant women of Saskatchewan performing at a Multicultural Festival (perhaps not in Swift Current, SK)
646. Ukrainian Dancers performing at a Multicultural Festival (perhaps not in Swift Current, SK)
647. two unidentified people dancing at an unknown location
648. Canadian Heritage Festival in Selkirk Manitoba, July 1982, rehearsal for "Princess Anne Show" by Balaton Hungarian Dancers
649. Swift Current Multicultural Council 1983 Executive, Lawrence Achtemichuk, Manal Soliman, Roberta Baker, Rita Forget, Stephanie Fielding, Jules Lambert, Toshi Verma, Robert Smith, and Pearl Hodges (Philip Gee missing)
650. belly-dancer performing for the Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
651. Karen MacBean, Miss Teen Canada 1984
652. Folk Dancers in white gowns and plaid scarves, performing at Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
653. Ukrainian display table at Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
654. Scottish Dancers performing at Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
655. Folk Dancers (Greek?) performing a Festival, perhaps Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
656. individuals speaking at the Winnipeg Convention Centre
657. individuals at a banquet, unknown location
658. Polonia Dance Ensemble performing "Lubelski", 1978, location unknown
659. Indian Dancers from Regina performing at the Canadian Heritage Festival in Brandon, MB, 1982
660. Eminesco Roumanian Dancers in Regina, SK
661. a choir wearing folk costumes, an unidentified location
662. folk dancers performing at an unidentified location
663. a choir performing at Folklorama'81 in Swift Current, SK
664. unidentified dancers at an unknown location
665. Folk Dancers performing at Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
666. audience at Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
667. scene from the Grand Entry of a Pow Wow
668. Arabic table display at Swift Current Centennial Celebration in 1982 (Folklorama'82)
669. Chinese folk dancers at an unidentified location
     673-676. unidentified people at an undetermined meeting
     677-698. unidentified people at an undetermined Multiculturalism meeting/banquet
670. Dr. Jack Kehoe, Kathy Fielding and Erica Cansino at an Education Workshop, January 26, 1985
671. SCMC receives Intercultural Communications grant, George Hall, Toshi Verma and Geoff Wilson MP, November 3, 1984
672. Dr. G, Richert, Heritage Language Hearing, February 5, 1985, at the High School
673. Education Workshop, January 26, 1985
674. Rajesh Khosla, Swift Current candidate for Focus 85, Banff Alberta
675. cutting a cake for Canada Day
     705-708. unidentified individuals at an undetermined meeting
676. individuals getting food at Folklorama'84
     710-712. Folk Dancers, Arabic, Ukrainian (?), Indian, at Folklorama'84
677. Square Dancing at Folklorama'84
678. the audience at Folklorama'84
679. Scottish Dancing at Folklorama'84
680. Miss Teen Canada, Karen MacBean, at Folklorma'84
681. individuals getting food at Folklorama'84
682. SCMC at Folklorama'84, including George Kushner

Box 3. Folder ("Current Pamphlets & Brochures")

719. a man looking at a map of Ireland in a classroom
     720-721. unidentified man at a microphone
720. one older woman and two younger women holding books, about the House of Common and Citizenship
721. a man writing Chinese characters on a chalk board
722. a classroom of children, a teepee in one corner, Cultural Diversity program in Grade 4, 1992
723. two school children in traditional Indian dress in a classroom, Cultural Diversity program in Grade 4, 1992
724. a man a woman looking at some handicrafts in a classroom, Cultural Diversity program in Grade 4, 1992
725. traditional food, costume, instrument on display in a classroom, Cultural Diversity program in Grade 4, 1992
726. a young man holding a traditional toy in a classroom, Cultural Diversity program in Grade 4, 1992
727. a woman holding a traditional piece of clothing in a classroom, Cultural Diversity program in Grade 4, 1992
728. girls in a gymnasium, swirling red pieces of cloth, ribbon, on sticks
729. Cultural Diversity program in Grade 4, 1992
730. unidentified woman speaking at a podium

Box 3. Envelope 1.
733-735. Regina Police Services Scottish bagpipe band, performing at an unknown event
736-738. Scottish dancers, performing at an unknown event
739-743. people eating breakfast at an unidentified breakfast in Swift Current, SK
744-752. an Aboriginal Dance, with costumes

Box 3. Envelope 2.
753-763. Multicultural event in the High School, featuring displays on England, China, Lebanon, Mexico, Spain, Italy, El Salvador, Poland, Ireland, Argentina
764-769. wrestling matches between students

Box 3. Envelope 3.

770. Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park Visitor Centre and Office
     771-789. unidentified individuals, directors on the SCMC Board for 1995-1996
771. poor quality reproduction of a folk dance demonstration in a gymnasium

Box 3. Envelope 4.

791. Rajesh Khosla, a SCMC Director

Box 3. Envelope 5 ("Display Board Materials").
792-793. individuals getting food at a buffet table at the Lion's Club

794. individuals at a banquet, Canada flags on the tables
795. unidentified individuals sitting on a picnic table
796. young people folding paper stars, Vejledning stars
797. a table set with teacups and biscuits
     798-800. older people at a St. Patrick's Day party, folk dancing
798. Scottish bagpipe band at Saskatchewan Landing, August 1995
799. individuals at Saskatchewan Landing, cardboard Viking ship, August 1995
800. school children being taught Ukrainian folk dancing in a gymnasium
801. Scottish dancers performing at Saskatchewan Landing, August 1995
     805-806. four young people, the High School's Anti-Racism group at a breakfast, March 21, 1996
802. a young woman receiving a book from an older woman
803. a man in a traditional Scottish kilt in a living room
     809-810. individuals at Citizenship Court
804. a school band playing in the Wheatland Mall, part of International Cafe
805. a band performing at the International Cafe in the Wheatland Mall
806. school children learning folk dancing in a gymnasium
807. children looking at traditional toys, Cultural Diversity program in a classroom
808. school children learning folk dancing in a gymnasium
809. school children listening to a lady in a traditional costume, Cultural Diversity program in a classroom
810. High School students in the library
811. two High School students, members of the High School's Anti-Racism group, speaking to an elementary class
812. a classroom on Cultural Diversity program
     820-822. school children learning folk dancing in a gymnasium
813. Greek culture display table in a classroom for Cultural Diversity program
814. South African culture display table in a classroom for Cultural Diversity program
815. Indian culture display table in a classroom for Cultural Diversity program, including a sitar
816. children folding origami in a classroom for Cultural Diversity program
817. a classroom on Cultural Diversity program
818. children looking at traditional toys, Cultural Diversity program in a classroom
819. a band called "Odds Ends" performing at the International Cafe in the Wheatland Mall
820. Scottish culture table display at the International Cafe in the Wheatland Mall
821. Shashi Minhas and Monica Stevenson at the opening ceremonies for National Citizenship Week at the Wheatland Mall, April 1992
822. German folk dancing at Folklorama
823. bread making workshop, 1988
824. essay winner Scott Doidge and Stephanie Fielding, at 4th Annual Networking Luncheon, 1992
825. essay winners Shelby Erne, Patti-Lynne Clerc and Scott Doidge, with Joan Smith, at 4th Annual Networking Luncheon, 1992

-copy of Cultural Crossings, newsletter of the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, January 1995
-copy of Swift Current Multicultural Council newsletter, December 1994
-copy of Saskatchewan Multicultural Magazine, summer 1994
-a "Multicoloured Bow" from the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan

Box 5. Volume 1: Album, newspaper clipping and photographs, 1981-1984

836. Len Enns and several performers onstage during Folklorama'81
     -program from Folklorama'81
837. performers on stage at Folklorama'81
838. individuals square dancing
     839-844. members of the SCMC speaking at a Kiwanis meeting
839. Scottish folk dancers performing at a banquet
     846-847. Ukrainian folk dancers performing at a banquet
     848-850. SCMC banquet, ca. 1981
     -program for Folklorama'82
840. cake for Folklorama'82 (Swift Current's Centennial Celebration)
841. choir performing at Folklorama'82 (Swift Current's Centennial Celebration)
842. people standing at a table during Folklorama'82 (Swift Current's Centennial Celebration), Alana Sheila Bartlett, Geoff Pardoe, Ron Hnatiuk, Gord Zakreski, Harry Stewart, Pat Smith, Lawrence Achtemichuk, Stephanie Fielding
843. a man speaking at Folklorama'82 (Swift Current's Centennial Celebration), Chuck Sutyla
844. a woman speaking at Folklorama'82 (Swift Current's Centennial Celebration), Pat Smith M.L.A.
     856-858. cultural display tables at Folklorama'82 (Swift Current's Centennial Celebration)
     859-863. folk dancers performing at Folklorama'82 (Swift Current's Centennial Celebration), Scottish, Ukrainian, etc.
845. balloon drop at Folklorama'82 (Swift Current's Centennial Celebration)
     865-867. stage for Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers, May 8
846. audience for Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers, May 8
847. one woman presenting another with flowers
848. flowers from a bouquet
     871-883. food tables from Folklorama'83, including Scottish, Indonesian, French, East Indian, Arabic, Ukrainian, Romanian
849. an unidentified woman holding a large bouquet of flowers, at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     885-886. speakers on stage at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     887-888. two women performing an Indian or Arabic dance, with candles, at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     889-890. stage for Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
850. two people at reception desk, Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     892-899. Spice Island calypso band performing at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     900-919. folk dancers performing at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     920-921. Ukrainian bread and eggs on display at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     922-925. Ukrainian display at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     926-929. Arabic display table at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     930-931. St. George Society (English) at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     932-934. French display table at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     935-937. East Indian display table at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     938-941. Romanian display table at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     942-944. Scottish (Green Braes) display table at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     945-948. Square Dancing display table at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
851. Arts Council display table at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     950-951. St. John Ambulance display table at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
852. books on a display table at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
     953-956. Indian or Arabic dancing at Folklorama'83, Salute to Mothers
853. Spice Island Steel Band
     958-961. SCMC members at a 'Focus'83' event
     962-968. Canada Day flag raising in front of City Hall, 1983
854. Canada Cake, 1983
     970-973. Canada Cake with Brownies and Girl Guides, 1983
     974-986. Ukrainian dancers performing at an outdoor event at the Stockade
     987-991. Kiwanis Green Braes Highland Dancers performing at an outdoor event at the Stockade
     992-995. Swift Current Square Dancers performing at an outdoor event at the Stockade
     996-1008. individuals at a banquet table at Folklorama'84
     1009-1010. individuals at a banquet table at Folklorama'84, with Karen MacBean, Miss Teen Canada 1984
     1011-1020. individuals at a banquet table at Folklorama'84
     1021-1022. Arabic dancer performing at Folklorama'84
     1023-1025. East Indian dancer performing at Folklorama'84
     1026-1028. East Indian dancers performing at Folklorama'84
     1029-1034. Ukrainian dancers performing at Folklorama'84
     1035-1042. Eastern (Indian or Arabic?) dancers performing at Folklorama'84
     1043-1053. Ukrainian dancers performing at Folklorama'84
855. Green Braes Scottish dancers performing at Folklorama'84
     1059-1061. individuals at a banquet table at Folklorama'84
     1062-1065. Square Dancers performing at Folklorama'84
856. audience at Folklorama'84, including George Kushner
857. some individuals at a banquet table at Folklorama'84
858. Lebanese Cuisine table at Folklorama'84
     1069-1075. Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan Annual Meeting in Swift Current, SK, banquet, 1984
859. Mayor Rittinger speaking at Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan Annual Meeting in Swift Current, SK, banquet, 1984
     1077-1079. Minister of Education Pat Smith speaking at Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan Annual Meeting in Swift Current, SK, banquet, 1984
     1080-1098. roast of outgoing MCofS president Stephanie Fielding, at Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan Annual Meeting in Swift Currrent, SK, banquet, 1984
     1099-1104. entertainment at Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan Annual Meeting in Swift Current, SK, banquet, 1984

Box 5, volume 2, Album, newspaper clippings and photographs, 1993
1105-1116. grade four students learning about Indian culture at the homes of Shashi Minhas and Bela Kholsa (unsure), as part of a cultural diversity project, 1993
-rest of the album is blank

Box 5, volume 3, Album, newspaper clippings and photographs

1117. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, Chilean presentation with Marcia Monreal
      1118-1119. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, East Indian presentation with J.J. Khosla playing a sitar
      1120-1122. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, East Indian presentation with Mr. and Mrs. Kholsa, and Mrs. Verma
      1123-1126. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, Egyptian presentation with Mrs. Saleh
      1127-1134. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, Egyptian presentation
      1135-1136. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, German presentation with Bix Biederbeck
      1137-1143. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, Greek presentation with Lorna Tsougrianis
      1144-1151. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, Iranian presentation with Parveen Namaghi
      1152-1155. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, Pakistani presentation with Zia Afsar
      1156-1157. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, Ukrainian presentation with Stephanie Fielding
      1158-1165. Youth Workshop Multicultural Mosaic, October 20, 1988, Welsh presentation with Myra Leyshon
      1166-1168. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, English presentation by Dorian Smith
      1169-1171. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, German presentation by Bix Biederbeck
      1172-1174. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, French presentation by Lynn Tessier
      1175-1177. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, Pakistani presentation by Zia Afsar
      1178-1181. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, Ukrainian presentation by Peter Beskowiney
      1182-1184. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, Chinese presentation by Dianne Yee
      1185-1187. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, Norwegian presentation by Ragnhild Cory
      1188-1190. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, Filipino presentation by Ed Tuason
      1191-1194. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, Chilean presentation by Dr. Fernando Selles
1118. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, Taiwanese presentation by Dr. Yeh-Wu Jame
      1196-1197. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, East Indian presentation by Shashi Minhas
      1198-1199. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, Greek presentation by Lorna Tsougrianis
      1200-1202. Cultural Diversity Project for grade four students, April-May 1989, Danish presentation by Else Marie DePauw
      1203-1220. Connaught School Native Dancers from Regina, SK
1119. Multicultural Mosaic project, grade eight students visiting the home of Perses Khonje to learn about African culture
1120. Multicultural Mosaic project, grade eight students visiting the home of Else Marie DePauw to learn about Danish culture
1121. Multicultural Mosaic project, grade eight students visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Khosla to learn about East Indian culture
1122. Multicultural Mosaic project, grade eight students visiting the home of Zia Afsar to learn about Pakistani culture
      1225-1226. Multicultural Mosaic project, grade eight students visiting the home of Myra Leyshon to learn about Welsh culture
1123. Multicultural Mosaic project, grade eight students visiting the home of Betty McDougall to learn about Ukrainian culture
      1228-1231. students dancing with long red ribbons in a gymnasium, part of Cultural Diversity program for grade four students
      1232-1233. students dancing in a gymnasium, part of Cultural Diversity program for grade four students
      1234-1246. a man a demonstrating paper-based folk art in a classroom, part of Cultural Diversity program for grade four students
      1247-1252. activities for Cultural Diversity program in Begg School gymnasium
      1253-1254. activities for Cultural Diversity program in Central School gymnasium
      1255-1256. a man a demonstrating paper-based folk art in a classroom, part of Cultural Diversity program for grade four students
      1257-1258. Bix Biederbeck speaking to a classroom for Cultural Diversity program
      1259-1261. a woman giving a cooking lesson in a classroom for Cultural Diversity program
      1262-1263. a woman speaking about India in a classroom for Cultural Diversity program
      1264-1265. Zia Asfar speaking to a classroom about Pakistani culture for Cultural Diversity program
1124. an Asian man addressing a classroom for Cultural Diversity program
      1267-1268. speakers addressing students for Cultural Diversity program
      1269-1271. Ragnhild Cory speaking to a classroom about Norwegian culture for Cultural Diversity program
1125. Dianne Yee speaking to students about Chinese culture for Cultural Diversity program
      -newspaper article about the end of the Folklorama Festivals
1126. Multicultural Mosaic project, 1990, grade eight students visiting the home of Bix Biederbeck to learn about German culture
      1274.Multicultural Mosaic project, 1990, grade eight students visiting someone's home to learn about a difference culture
1127. Multicultural Mosaic project, 1990, grade eight students visiting J.J. Kholsa's home to learn about East Indian culture
1128. Multicultural Mosaic project, 1990, grade eight students visiting the home of Ragnhold Cory to learn about Norwegian culture
1129. Multicultural Mosaic project, 1990, grade eight students visiting the home of Zia Afsar to learn about Pakistani culture
1130. Multicultural Mosaic project, 1990, grade eight students visiting the home of Sue Stepphun to learn about Taiwanese culture
      1279-1280. Multicultural Mosaic project, 1990, grade eight students visiting the home of Myra Leyshon to learn about Welsh culture
1131. grade eight participants of the Multicultural Mosaic project, 1990
      1282-1288. Cultural Diversity program in a classroom, 1991, different speakers
      1289-1292. Cultural Diversity program activities in a gymnasium, folk dancing
      1293-1295. members of the SCMC planning Cultural Diversity program
1132. Multicultural Day at Fairview School, Egypt table
1133. Multicultural Day at Fairview School, Scottish dancing
1134. Multicultural Day at Fairview School, Scotland table
1135. Multicultural Day at Fairview School
      1300-1302. Multicultural Youth Workshop with grade eight students, 1991
      1303-1311. Alexandre the Clown performing for grade four students in different languages, part of Cultural Diversity project
      1312-1313. members of the SCMC in a meeting
      1314-1338. Cultural Diversity speakers in a grade four classroom, 1992, including Germany, Pakistan, India, etc.
      1339-1343. essay winners Shelby Erne, Patti-Lynne Clerc and Scott Doidge, with English teacher Joan Smith

Series 2: Financial Records
Extent: 80 cm textual records
Dates: 1984 - 1991
Scope and content: series contains financial documents of the SCMC, including receipts, cheque stubs, statements, invoices, canceled cheques, etc.

(Box 4)
-bank statements, 1987-1989
-deposit book, November 1985 - October 1986
-receipt books for Folklorama 1987 and 1988
-receipt books for 1987-1988
-cheque stubs for 1986-1987
-folder of financial documents from Saskatchewan Organization for Heritage Language
-folder of financial documents from Folklorama'86
-bank statements, 1986-87
-issued cheques, 1986-1987
-receipt book for memberships, 1986
-envelope with miscellaneous banking documents, including Statement of Investment Income - T5, 1986 & 87, and Term Deposit Maturity Notices
-folders containing financial documents form 1987-1988 labeled: Petty Cash; Advertising; Utilities; Facility Rental, Liquor Permits, Projects and Socials; Canada Post; Books & Magazine Accounts / Membership; Miscellaneous Receipts; Pitney-Bowes (Postage Meter); Robinson Electronics; Revenue of Canada Employee Contributions; Folklorama'88; Grant Monies Receipts; Fund-Raisers; Jomar Stationary; Travel Expenses, Meal Expenses; Miscellaneous Receipts 1987; Folklorama'87; Pioneer Co-op Pd. Accts. for Various Projects; 1985 General Meetings
-envelope that reads 'Multicultural Day/July 4, 1989/Foods Committee'
-5 envelopes stapled together that read 'Boh's Bar Homecoming Week/ July 3-5, 1989'
-folders containing financial documents from 1988-1989 labeled: Petty Cash; Grant Monies Receipts; Utilities; Bank Statements August 1988 - July 15, 1989; Advertising; Conferences, Travel; Typist (Penny G.); Jomars; Assets; Pioneer Co-op; Projects; Postage; Memberships/Subscriptions; Susan Majeran; Revenue Canada; Miscellaneous; Multicultural Day, July 4, 1989; Folklorama
-book, "Financial and Accounting Guide for Non-Profit Organizations"
-Adjustment, Supplies and Services Canada, 1986

(Box 9)
-receipt books, 1987-1989, 1989-1990
-deposit book, 1984-1985, 1987-1989
-cheque stubs, 1977-1978, 1981, 1988-1989, 1989, 1990-1991
-ledgers, 1979-1984, 1982-1983, 1985, 1985-1986, 1986-1987, 1987-1988, 1988-1989, 1989-1990,
-daybook planner, 1988-1989, 1989, 1990,
-Canada Day committee telephone directory, 1985
-folders of receipts and financial documents for April 1990 to July 1991 (missing August 1990)
-folders:
Utilities 1989-90 (utility bills); Bank Statements and Canceled Cheques 1990-91; Revenue Canada 1990-1991; Coordinator (Coordinator's job description and report); Petty Cash 1990-199 (receipts);
Untitled: (financial); Insurance 1990 (insurance forms); Jomar's 1990-1991 (receipts, samples);
Pioneer Co-op, 1990-1991 (receipts, statements, etc.); Penny's Home Typing, 1990-1991 (invoices) Miscellaneous, 1989-1990 (receipts); Petty Cash, 1989-1990 (receipts); Postage, 1989-1990 (receipts and invoices); Projects, 1989-1990 (receipts and invoices); Memberships and Subscriptions, 1989-1990 (receipts and invoices); Jomars, 1989-1990 (receipts and invoices); Advertising, Booster, Sun, 1989-1990 (receipts and invoices); Grants, 1989-1990 (receipts, cheque stubs, correspondence); Bank statements and canceled cheques, August 1, 1989 to July 31, 1990
-miscellaneous documents, from 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991: receipts, statements, photocopying record, employment record, etc.

Series 3: Documentation
Dates: 1974 - 1991
Extent: 400 cm textual records
Scope and content: series contain documentation of the SCMC from its inception in 1974 to 1991, including minutes, correspondence, published material, incorporation documents, documents pertaining to the umbrella organization Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, information about various programs, etc.

(Box 6)
-Folklorama Programs: Folk Festival 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979, Folklorama 1980, 1981-
-MCOS 1973: history of the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan
-Refugee Program 1975: to help new immigrants settle
-MCOS 1977: Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, minutes, correspondence, etc. for 1977
-MCOS 1978: Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan president's report at AGM
-Culture & Youth 1979: Saskatchewan Department of Culture and Youth documents, 1979
-Indochinese: documents pertaining to helping an Indochinese refugee family settle
-MCOS 1979: Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, 1979 documents
-Refugee Program 1979: Swift Current Vietnamese Refugee Program, minutes, other documents
-Refugee Program 1980: documents, re: helping new immigrants to adjust to the community, including resumes for a Coordinator for an Immigrant Women's program, documents, re: Community Orientation Program, New Canadian services, Family Reunification services
-Marge Berezowsky: documents re: Marge Berezowsky, part-time secretary for the Swift Current Multicultural Council, ca. 1985 - 1987, employment documents
-MCOS 1981: Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, minutes, correspondence, etc. for 1981
-The Plea: copy of 'The Plea', (Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan), August 1981
-Refugee Program 1981: documents pertaining to settling refugees in SC, Report to the Department of Secretary of State May 1981 From Services to New Immigrants Project, employment information, Community Orientation Program, grant from the Canadian Foundation for Refugees, Immigrant Interest Services
-S.C.M.C. Correspondence 1981: Swift Current Multicultural Council correspondence, 1981
-Current Events File: correspondence, re: SCMC Board of Directors, removal of George Kushner from Board, etc., 1987
-Committee Information: four newspaper sections entitled "Victims of Crime"
-Saskatoon Open Door Society: newsletters, report 1981-1982
-Regina Open Door Society: list of new immigrants to Swift Current, Vietnamese/English word list, newsletter from Regina Open Door Society, Orientation Manual for Newcomers, Budget Overview 1980-1981, Immigrant Women's Workshop 1981
-Immigrant Interest Service Reports: information on immigrant families in Swift Current, Certificate of Appreciation to Immigrant Interest Centre from Saskatchewan Environment, brochure and other documents pertaining to Immigrant Interest Services, correspondence from 1982, Immigrant Services Grant
-ESL: Language Program Guideline to Applicants and Application, from Saskatchewan Culture and Recreation
-MCOS 1982: correspondence, reports, constitution and bylaws, etc. from Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, 1982
-Refugee Program 1982: minutes and agendas from SCMC 1982
-SCMC Correspondence 1982: documents entitles Government Relations, Financial Management, and Administration (no correspondence)
-MCOS prior to 84: memoranda, correspondence, minutes of the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan 1983, "A Brief to the Special Parliamentary Committee on the Participation of Visible Minorities in Canadian Society" submitted by the the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan
-Human Rights Commission: brochures, correspondence, from Canada Human Rights Commission
-Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan 1984: minutes, agenda etc. for general meeting, memoranda, constitutional and bylaws, board of directors and member Councils of Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan for 1984, Proposal For Changes To The Multicultural Act
-MCOS Annual Meeting May 1984: handwritten list of council members, correspondence, re: Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan 1984 AGM (took place in SC at the Hillcrest Motor Inn), agenda, attendance list
-Robert Smith: copy of Bill 50 - Manitoba Intercultural Act, copy of Alberta Cultural Heritage Act, copy of An Act respecting The Saskatchewan Multicultural Advisory Council and providing for Assistance to Individuals and Groups, Saskatoon Multicultural Council, proposed amendment to the MCOS Constitution under Robert Smith, president of SCMC in 1985, correspondence
-Bobbie Baker: T4 and employment information for Roberta Baker from 1984, Expense Sheets
-Employment and Immigration Info 1980 - 1985: notes taken at employment seminar 1983, T4 Summaries of Remuneration paid, booklet 'How To Complete the Record of Employment", brochures from Labour Canada, 'Glossary of Industrial Relations Terms', 'Labour Standards' documents
-Grants Sask. Heritage 1985: application and correspondence re: Saskatchewan Heritage 1985 Activity Grant, cheque stub for Cultural Festivals, Swift Current Canada Day Committee Classification of Application, cheque stub for Canada Day Activities
-Harmony Series: documents pertaining to Harmony Series television program, information about how to shoot community television
-1985 MCOS Correspondence (Rec'd): correspondence from Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan to all local Councils, minutes of the 1985 AGM, correspondence with Liberal Party of Saskatchewan, correspondence, re: proposed changes for Saskatchewan Multicultural Legislation, agendas and minutes of meetings
-Resumes - Part-time Sec. 1985: job advertisement, interview questions, resumes
-Saskatchewan History Folklore Society: itinerary for a tour of Swift Current, maps of Swift Current with information about various locations in the City
-Student Worker Opportunities 1985: employment information for Suzanne Soto, student job description, documents pertaining to Canada-Saskatchewan Opportunities '85 employment grant
-SCMC Correspondence 1985: correspondence from various multicultural governmental, educational, etc. organizations, SaskExpo 86 Corporation
-1985 - Wages: employment notes
-Work Placement: employment documents, re: Roberta Baker
-Saskatchewan Ambassador envelope
-[name on folder is illegible]: 1986 Census of Canada
-Expo'86: Amateur Performing Group application form
-MCOS Correspondence 86: Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan Annual Report 1986-87, Folk Arts Talent Development Project proposal, draft of MCOS submission to the Governor General, correspondence and memoranda, reports, minutes and agendas from meeting, bylaw proposals

(Box 7)
Binders:
Swift Current Multicultural Council 1974 - 1975: history of the organization, grant application to Secretary of State Citizenship Branch for 1974, Bylaws of the SCMC, correspondence from 1974, minutes from 1974, correspondence from 1975, Multicultural Festival workshop agenda, grant application to Secretary of State Citizenship Branch for 1975, minutes from 1975 meetings

Swift Current Multicultural Council 1982 - 1983: 1982 executive, contact information for various multicultural organizations in Swift Current, Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for the four months Ended August 31, 1981, correspondence from 1982, minutes from 1982, Statement of Receipts and Disbursements For the Year Ended July 31, 1983, correspondence from 1983, minutes from 1983

1990 1989 Minutes General and Executive: attendance, minutes and agendas for General Meetings from 1989-1990, financial reports and lists of correspondence sent and correspondence received for 1989, statements of Cash Receipts and Expenditures, budget for 1989-1990, committee reports from 1989-1990, other documents pertaining to SCMC activities, Communications Committee report, other committee reports, attendance, minutes and agendas for Executive Meetings 1989-1990, financial reports 1989-1990, list and correspondence sent and correspondence received

(Box 8)
Binder 1 (blue): Swift Current Multicultural Council 1976-1977
-membership lists; constitution and bylaws; financial reports; correspondence; and minutes for 1976 and 1977

Binder 2 (green): Swift Current Multicultural Council 1978-1979
-annual report, membership lists, financial reports, Multicultural Festival Series grant application, correspondence, etc. for 1978
-minutes, agendas, and attendance for meetings, committee reports, 1978
membership list, Multicultural Festival Series grant application, correspondence, financial reports, etc. for 1979
-minutes, agendas, and attendance for meetings, committee reports, 1979

Binder 3 (red): Swift Current Multicultural Council 1980 - 1981
-membership list, financial reports, Cultural Activities Grant, President's Annual Report, committee reports, correspondence for 1980
-general meeting minutes, agendas and attendance sheets for 1980, executive meeting minutes, agendas and attendance sheets for 1980
-financial reports, Annual Report, membership and member council list, correspondence for 1981
-President's Annual Report, minutes, agendas and attendance for meeting, 1981

Binder 4 (black): Swift Current Multicultural Council 1984-1986
-progress reports, financial reports, committee reports, membership lists, list of assets, correspondence for ca. 1983-1984
-executive meeting minutes, agendas, attendance sheets for 1984
-general meeting minutes, agendas, attendance sheets for 1985
-general meeting minutes, agendas, attendance sheets for 1986
-correspondence from 1985-1986

Binder 5 (black): Swift Current Multicultural Council 1987-1989
-general meeting minutes and agendas, financial reports, attendance sheets, committee reports, other reports for 1986-1988
-executive meeting minutes, attendance sheets, committee reports, employment documents, and correspondence for ca. 1987 - 1989
-correspondence, 1987 - 1988
-Annual Report of the Swift Current Multicultural Council Presented to the MCOS Annual Meeting, May 14, 1988

(Box 10)
-folders, Advertising; AGM (1991); Alex Taylor Community School; Allied Arts Council; Archives (items from the estate of Violet Lundholm); Bylaws; Canada Council (publications); Canada Day (1989); Canada Advisory Council on the Status of Women; 1986 Census (Saskatchewan Population by Origin); Chamber of Commerce (correspondence, etc.), Charity Number (documentation, re: charity status); Citizenship Week; Constitution and Non-Profit Act/Corporation (documentation re: non-profit status); Cypress Hills Regional College; Ethnic Spotlight (cablevision program); MCOS Grants, 1988-1991 (Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan funding applications); Grants - Secretary of State 1989-1991 (project funding); Grants SOHL 1989-1990 (Saskatchewan Organization for Heritage Languages); Grant - T.I.P. (Trust Initiative Program); Great Sandhills Historical Society; Harvest Festival (1990); Immigrant Women of Saskatchewan (Swift Current Chapter); Lobbying (protesting budget cuts); Presidents Meeting (Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, 1989-1991); General Meeting Announcements; MCOS General Correspondence (Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan); Ministerial Association (1987-1988); Multicultural Cards; Multiculturalism and Citizenship Canada; Reidmore Book (publishers); SCMC Correspondence (1988-1991); SCMC Membership List (1984-1991); SCMC (executive meetings); St. George's Society; SWRA (South West Recreation Association); SOHL (Saskatchewan Organization for Heritage Languages); Task Force (Arts Strategy); Youth Group ECOH (Ethnic Cultures of Our Horizons); Co-Ordinator Hours (employment information); Revenue Canada; Insurance; Photocopier; Pitney Bowes (equipment maintenance); Correspondence 1991; Grants, miscellaneous (information, criteria)

(Box 11)
-folders, Canada Day 1981, 1985, 1986; MCOS Annual Meetings to 1988 (1986-1998); MCOS Grants, 1986-1988; Grants - Miscellaneous to 1988; Grants - Saskatchewan Parks, Rec and Culture 1985-1989; Untitled (receipts for services, 1989); Grants - Secretary of State 1981-1988
-envelopes: financial statements, bills, receipts, canceled cheques, 1977-1978, 1978-1979, 1979-1980, 1980-1981, 1981-1982, 1982-1983, 1983-1984, 1984-1985, 1985-1986
-receipt book, 1985
-correspondence, re: arts funding
-folder with receipts

This fonds contains the correspondence, reports, articles, addresses, speeches, minutes, clippings and publications pertaining to the various activities John Evans was engaged in between 1919 and 1940. The material has been arranged alphabetically according to certain topics or subject matter. However, in sorting such material, often an item would make reference to more than one issue. In this case material was grouped under the main, or predominant subject. No cross referencing has been made. Subjects are further subdivided into correspondence, articles, addresses, reports, etc.

This fonds includes materials relating to Patricia Monture’s teaching, research, and professional activities on campus, as well as an extensive collection of materials relating to Indigenous rights, women’s rights, Indigenous women’s rights, the Canadian justice system, and how the Canadian justice system interacts with Aboriginal, female, and Aboriginal female offenders. The papers also explore issues of child welfare and domestic violence. A number of legal documents are included, as are materials relating to Indigenous self-governance, treaties, and the Indian Act. Also included are materials relating to Monture’s involvement in a number of national commissions including the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples, the task force on federally sentenced women, and the task force on the use of solitary confinement in federal prisons. Through Monture’s correspondence, it is possible to get a sense of what it was like working as an Indigenous woman in academia during this period.

This fonds contains records mainly related to Sylvia’s time as Lieutenant Governor, with correspondence, invitations, clippings, photographs and memorabilia. It also includes documents from her career as a physicist including correspondence, notes, and clippings. Clippings, photographs, and correspondence relating to Sylvia’s involvement in sports is included – predominantly curling and golf, but also fishing, baseball, basketball, and track and field. There is extensive photography and other materials documenting her travels around the world, as well as gatherings with friends and family.

This fonds contains the research materials gathered by Catherine Littlejohn King as a part of her career as a historian and writer of Metis history, in particular of Saskatchewan and Metis soldiers. It mainly contains drafts of her writing, copies of articles and other secondary sources, interviews, and biographies. There is also material on general indigenous history and issues, as well as indigenous education and some general material related to Canadian history.

This fonds consists primarily of materials relating to Dr. Hasell's research, writing, and teaching. It includes Dr. Gordon Snelgrove's teaching copy of "Art Through the Ages," Ukrainian embroidery samples originally collected by the Saskatoon Arts and Crafts Society, research papers, and 1,012 slides relating to art history and furniture design.

This fonds contains documentation relating to the Hones' extensive involvement in the arts--notably, the art scene in Saskatchewan during the early 1940s and the establishment of the Saskatoon Arts Centre, the Art Association of Saskatoon, "The Prospectors," along with correspondence from friends Ernie Lindner, Nonie Mulcaster, Robert Hurley, etc. The Hone=s own artistic work is also well documented; as is their exceptional community work: with the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation, UNESCO, Voice of Women, Regina Community Clinic, etc. The Hones were also actively involved with the Unitarian Fellowship, Regina. Additionally, this fonds contains business records from ADM Hone, Mac's father, documenting early land / mining / logging rights and development in the west. An extensive collection of slides documents the art and architecture of numerous countries visited by the Hones; including personal and commercial images of international works of art. The slide collection also illustrates many of the themes used in the Hones' art, and documents their family, friends, and interests.

This collection primarily consists of Laycock's addresses and articles. Among the many topics covered in this material are child and adolescent development, mental health, parent-teacher cooperation, exceptional children, and penal reform. Additionally, it contains some biographical information, including a taped interview (1970) and the article, "My Work in the Mental Health Field, 1940-1970."

This fonds contains materials relating to Peter Phillips career and includes correspondence, grant applications, articles, reports, papers, conference presentations, teaching materials, research materials.

This collection includes working papers and completed versions of Hillis’ published and unpublished poetry, drama, and fiction, as well as research and correspondence related thereto. The collection includes a range of interviews conducted by Hillis with a number of Saskatchewan authors for her books Voices and Visions and Plainspeaking. This collection also includes chapbooks published by Andrew Suknaski, Lorna Uher, and Mick Burrs.
Further, the collection contains a range of materials gathered by Doris on the subject of puppetry for her work with the Macklin Puppeteers throughout the 1960’s and 1970’s. Her personal memoirs are also included, as are materials from her involvement in Saskatchewan’s literary community, including helpful information on the art of writing from her workshops.

This fonds contains copies of research materials, notes, clippings, articles and correspondence related to the research, writing and publication of books, articles, series, blogs and websites. Also includes original illustrations, poetry, personal photographs and correspondence. It also contains notes, clippings, articles and correspondence related to the research, writing and publication of the book Saskatchewan Heroes and Rogues. Material is organized by the name of the person profiled. Profiles include: Will James; Joan Bamford Fletcher; Jean Ewen; Gladys Arnold; Morris "Two Gun" Cohen; Richard St. Barbe Baker; Tom Hourie; Norman Falkner; Charlie Palmer; Father Claffey; Emma Woikin; and Kate Rice.

The fonds, related to the University Women's Club of Swift Current, were accumulated by the source. No other information was captured at the time of transfer to the Swift Current Museum.

The content has not been professionally appraised, arranged, or described. The following is a basic listing of the unprocessed contents:

Folder #1: contains information pertaining to the Dorothy Goddard Scholarship, including winners from 1946 to 2005; agreement acknowledging the University Women’s Club (UWC) as the trustees for the Scholarship Fund; application information; the history of the Dorothy Goddard Scholarship

Folder #2: University Women’s Club - Swift Current constitution, July 2003

Folder #3: documents pertaining to the transfers of the University Women’s Club minutes to the Saskatchewan Archives Board, 2007

Folder #4: correspondence, re: painting purchased by the UWC; brief to the law reform commission, re: “Tentative Proposals for Reform of the Matrimonial Property Act”, by Swift Current Council of Women, 1985.

Volume #1: black scrapbook fastened with two rings, contains newspaper clippings and photographs (#1 - #17, see list below) from the inception of the Club in 1931, clipping on club activities and members until ca.1970, program for the 50th Anniversary of the UWC in Saskatoon, 1969

Volume #2: blue scrapbook containing photographs (#18 - #44, see list below) and newspaper clippings pertaining to the club from 1970 to 1984; executive and committee list and programs for 1973-74, 1977-81; Constitution, 1975; program form the CFUW (Canadian Federation of University Women) Saskatchewan Spring Conference on International Women’s Year, 1975; handwritten write up on the history of the club, 1975; correspondence, 1980; copy of an invitation to join the club from 1981; constitution, no date

Volume #3: blue scrapbook containing photographs (#45 - #60, see below) and newspaper clippings pertaining to the club from 1983 to 1990; executive and committee list and programs for 1983-90; program for the CFUW (Canadian Federation of University Women) Triennial, 1985; copy of the CFUW newsletter, “cfuw nuws”, 1985; membership list, 1987-89; correspondence, 1990

Volume #4: white binder labeled “Swift Current University Women’s Club (SCUWC)/Archives 1990 – 2005”, containing information pertaining to the SCUWC, including past presidents, annual highlights and projects, a paper entitled “Swift Current University Women’s Club 1930 – 1988/A Mirror of Change: by Dianne Miller; photographs (#61 - #80, see list below); paper entitled “Swift Current University Women’s Club Celebrating 60th Anniversary”; copies of newspaper clippings pertaining to the club ca. 1990s; correspondence, 1991; membership lists and program lists, 1991-2005; documents entitled “Swift Current University Women’s Club and the Environment” and “Swift Current University Women’s Club” (history of the organization); certificate from the Canadian Federation of University Women, 2001;

Volume #5: pale green book labeled “Sept 1956 – 2003/Swift Current University Women's Club Programs and Membership Lists”, containing various annual programs, executive and committee members, and membership lists from 1956 – 2003; write ups on the SCUCW history

Photograph list:
Volume 1:

1. UWC tea, 1932, no names

2. UWC tea, ca. 1947, no names

3. UWC gathering, ca. 1946, individuals are as follows: back row - Diana Cooper, ?, ?, ?, Mrs. W.A. Beatty, Mrs. (Marie?) Rooney, front row – Belle Reid, Helen Jones, A. McDonoghan (Mrs. A. Smith), Mrs. L.B. Thomson, N. Southon, Mary Ellen Blackenship (2 copies)

4. UWC, 1953, individuals are as follows: back row – Mrs. P. (Marie?) Rooney, Diana Cooper, Jean MacNab, Agnes Thorson, Mrs. Mudiman, Margaret Ross, front row – Dorothy Goddard, Hattie Peters, Joan Shirriff, Therese Le Claire

5. UWC of SC with visitors from Malta, Montana, individuals in the photo include Agnes Thorson and Joan Shirriff; visitors from Malta are Helen Pierce, Hattie Peters, Jean Thompson and Phoebe Mathie (photo taken at Irene Irwin’s house)

6. UWC of SC and visitors from Malta, Montana having lunch at the S.S. Café

7. Six (6) UWC members leaving town in May 1966, re: Bernice Beres, Gloria Jacobs, Agnes Thorson, Mary-Jane Hourigan

8. UWC members Mrs. J.P. Rooney and Agnes Thorson (who is leaving town)

9. UWC members Mrs. J.P. Rooney and Agnes Thorson, holding a picture given to her by the club on the occasion of her leaving town

10. UWC members, 1966

11. two members of the UWC by a pottery kiln purchased by the club ca. 1959 for adult education classes, the man in the photo is the hired instructor, Terry Prysiazniuk

12 - #15. Individuals engaged in a pottery class

16. Helen Pierce and Ada Rooney

17. Two women and one man by a pottery kiln

Volume 2:

18: UWC members, individuals are as follows: front row – Sandy Roberts, Dixie Green, Dorothy Irwin, Phoebe Bunnell, Ada Rooney, Donna Anderson, Helen Pierce, Jeanne Sirs, scholarship award winners Hazel Johnson, Corry Werkhoven, and Maureen Lamb, middle row – Irene Irwin, Laura Thompson, Mary Ellen Stewart, Joan Peterson, Betty Ann Honsey, Muriel Nimegeers, Maureen Tynan, Marion Doidge, Betty Menzies, Terry LeClaire, back row – Lillian McBean, Marian Oberg, Diana MacMillan, Colleen McBean, Gina McNabb, Sandra Hill, Leola Moore, Eileen Wilson, Liz Dowdeswell, Jean Read, Jean McClure, Diana Cooper, Mary Vance.

19 - #20: Ada Rooney

21. Identical to #18

22. Sandra Roberts and Agnes Thoreson reminiscing with charter member Ada Rooney on her 90th birthday

23. Sandra Hill at the 50th Anniversary of the SC UWC

24. Marion Doidge, Ada Rooney, Bea Harding, Agnes Thorson, Anna Smith and Ann Rigney at the 50th Anniversary of the SC UWC

25 - #30. Displays at the 50th Anniversary of the SC UWC

31. Carol Boyd Lunn, Provincial Director Connie Tate, Jean Pearson, Sandra Hinks, Sandra Hill and Helen Girodat at the 50th Anniversary of the SC UWC

32. Marion Doidge, Ruth Robinson, and Helen G. at the 50th Anniversary of the SC UWC

33. Cake at the 50th Anniversary of the SC UWC

34. Sandra Hill and Connie Tate at a luncheon

35. Jean Pearson, Carol Lunn, Ada Rooney, Marion Doidge, Maureen Tynan, Dolly Kennedy (Western Vice President), Norma Hain, Sandra Hill, Arlene Peltier, Jeanne Craddock, and Fran Clark at a luncheon

36. Ann Rignog, Anna Ruth Houston, Agnes Thorson, Bea Harding, Jeanne Craddock, Fran Clarke, Arlene Peltier, Dolly Kennedy, Fran Clarke and Jean Read at a luncheon

37. decoration at the 50th Anniversary of the SC UWC

38. Bea Harding, Norma Hain, Anna Smith, Agnes Thoreson, Marion Doidge, Carol Lunn, Connie Tate, Ada Rooney at the 50th Anniversary of the SC UWC

39. members of the SC UWC, unidentified

40. Connie Tate, Sandra Hill, Dolly Kennedy at the 50th Anniversary of the SC UWC

41. Maxine Penner and Marion Oldberg

42. Sandra Hill and Marion Oldberg

43 - #44. SC UWC members at Spring Salad Party, 1983, individuals are as follows: back row – Zoria Shumay, Sandra Hill, Laurie Jackson, Linda Ashley, Terry LeClaire, Carol Boychuk, Lilianne Chilson, Mary Ann Chuike, Elva Raymond, Lynn Gosslink, middle row – Joy Motion, Arlene Peltier, Kim Knowlton, Jenn Read, Brenna Stoldhandske, Denise McKechnie, front row – Norma Hain, Jean Pearson, Jackie Schaitel, Sheila McLeod and Libby Jame

Volume 3.

45 - #46. SC UWC members at Spring Salad Supper, 1984, individuals are as follows: back row – Sheila McLeod, Maryann McLaughlin, Eileen Wilson, Marion Doidge, Kim Knowlton, Shirley Brennan, Terry LeClaire, Sandra Hill, Fran Clark, Darlene Miller, front row – Zoria Shumay, Jean Pearson, Jackie Schaitel, Libby Jame, Brenna Stolhandske, Elva Raymond.

47. SC UWC members at Spring Salad Supper, 1985, individuals are as follows: Lynn Gosselink, Marion Doidge, Elva Raymond, Denise McKechnie, Ling Tan, Kim Knowlton, Libby Jame, Jackie Schaitel, Darlene Miller, Eileen Wilson, Maryann McLaughlin, Terry LeClaire, Anna Smith, Jean Pearson, Sandra Hill, Brenna Stolhandske

48 - #53. Photos taken by Lynn Gosselink when she attended the CFUW Triennial in Calgary, 1985

54. SC UWC members at Spring Salad Party, 1986, individuals are as follows: back row - Marion Doidge, Jackie Schaitel, Sandra Hill, Elva Raymond, front row – Diana Ciona, Phoebe Bunnell, Pat Brososky

55. SC UWC members at Spring Salad Party, 1986, individuals are as follows: Joan Foster, Shirley Brennan, Jean Pearson, Tamra Button, Anna Smith, Lynn Gosselink, Ling Tan, Jean Read, Terry LeClaire

56. SC UWC members at Spring Salad Party, 1986, individuals are not identified

57. SC UWC members, 1987-88, back row – Lynn Gosselink, Brenna Stolhandske, Phoebe Bunnell, front row – Glenda Budz, Anna Smith, Elva Raymond, Joan Foster, Dorlas Bratvold

58 - #60. SC UWC members, 1987-88, back row – Dorlas Bratvold, Marilyn Berreth, Jean Pearson, Elva Raymond, Joan Foster, Sandra Hill, Lynn Gosselink, , middle row – Jackie Schaitel, Anna Smith, Brenna Stolhandske, Glenda Budz, front for – Phoebe Bunnell, Cynthia Lord, __

Volume 4.

61. Dorma Guedo, Phoebe Bunnell and Dianne Miller at the 60th Anniversary of the SC UWC, 1990

62. Phoebe Bunnell and Dorma Guedo at the 60th Anniversary of the SC UWC, 1990

63. Terry LeClaire and other members at the 60th Anniversary of the SC UWC, 1990

64. Dorlas Bratvold and Elva Raymond at the 60th Anniversary of the SC UWC, 1990

65. Dianne Miller at the 60th Anniversary of the SC UWC, 1990

66. Dorma Guedo and Brenna Stolhandske at the 60th Anniversary of the SC UWC, 1990

67 - #70. Members at the 60th Anniversary of the SC UWC, 1990

71. Cake at the 60th Anniversary of the SC UWC, 1990

72. SC UWC members Doreen Roberts, Lillian Baba, Beryl Robinson and Terry Toews in 1999

73. SC UWC members, Sharon Veer, Brenna Stolhandske, Sandra Hill and Donna Hanel in 1999

74. SC UWC members Sandra Hill, Donna Hanel, Elva Raymond and Dorlas Bratvold in 1999

75. SC UW members Sharon Veer, Phoebe Bunnell, Doreen Roberts, Dorlas Bratvold, in 2000

76. SC UW members Beryl Robinson, Elva Raymond, Michelle Koop and Bula Ghosh, in 2000

77. SC UW member Jean Read, in 2000

78. SC UW members Viviane Dunn, Brenna Stolhandske, Sharon Veer, in 2000

79 and #80. SC UW members Dorlas Bratvold, Sandra Hill, Gayleen Turner, in 2000

Series 9: Programs and Membership lists, 1956 to 2003.

This fonds contains material related to the administration, programing, and information services of the USSU Women’s Centre in its various incarnations as well as informational brochures, reports, clippings and reference material on a variety of subjects of particular concern to women.

The material in this fonds documents the teaching and research career of Vipen Sawhney. The teaching material includes lecture notes, course outlines, teaching slides and examinations. The research material contains correspondence, notes, articles by Sawhney and others, slides, negatives, photographs and microscope glass slides.

Equivalent in scope to the Presidential or Vice-presidential records, this fonds specifically documents the administration of the Saskatoon campus from 1967-1974, and includes correspondence, reports, minutes, and memoranda. It also includes considerable documentation of the various administrative committees functioning during this period.