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Klein shows he's worth it Re " Resurrection of lake a coincidence: Klein," Herald, Sept. 21. Just when many people are questioning whether our MLAs are worth their self- inflicted 30- per- cent pay raise, Environment Minister Ralph…

Transcript of audio interview - Raised in Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Ron always had an interest in flying. While he didn’t pursue it professionally, he did own and pilot a plane. Also, he was very involved with the Saskatchewan Flying Farmers…

Obituary of Barbara Ann (Hargrave) Wilkinson

Newspaper Article - - 'Farm Safety Books' Mile Zero News - April 1, 1998

Notes - Letters and postcards primarily from Helen and Fred Bentley in Saskatoon, SK, to Thorwald and Mary Petersen in Dike, Iowa. Mary Petersen visited the Bentleys in February, and wrote to Thorwald while in Saskatoon (101 Pages)

Publication - The United Nurses of Alberta News Bulletin contains articles of interest to nurses both in the areas of labour relations and in nursing Volume 33, No. 2. March, April 2009 (15 pages)

The Edmonton Journal, Wednesday, September 20,1989 A7 Water diversion plan revived Scheme to add water to lake would benefit Getty's riding LYNDA SHORTEN Journal Staff Writer Edmonton The Alberta government resur­rected a $ 15- milIion water…

Newspaper Articles - The Drumheller Mail listing teacher assignments and teacher retirements (2 pages)

Publication - The United Nurses of Alberta News Bulletin contains articles of interest to nurses both in the areas of labour relations and in nursing Volume 4, No. 4. December 1980 (7 pages)

Publication- The United Nurses of Alberta News Bulletin contains articles of interest to nurses both in the areas of labour relations and in nursing Volume 21, No. 7. August, September 1997 (7 pages)

Newspaper Article - Mildred Luz, Vice President, presenting Farm Safety 'Lost on the Farm' CD and manual to Sifton School Principal, Lorne Berg and grade three teacher Claire Erga

Newspaper Article - (Busby, AB) 'Plaque Presented to Echo Hill WI' (Farm Safety - Reflector Tape) no date

Endangered bird may affect project By MICHAEL LAU of The Advocate An endangered bird is being used in an attempt to derail a $ 13.1- million plan to stabilize water at Buffalo Lake. The Red Deer River Natural­ists Society has filed an objec­tion to…

Newsletter - President's Newsletter - Doris Northey. September, 1998 (3 pages)

Document - Employment Agreement issued by the Saskatchewan Department of Education for Ella Rita Croteau's first teaching assignment at Tremblay School, Crystal Springs, SK (4 pages)

Lake project necessary As a long- time resident of Stettler, property owner i n Ro­chon Sands and reader of your paper, I am sick and tired of the ignorance shown by your alleged­ly informed writers. I am referring to the plan to pump water from the…

THE SECOND FRONT CALGARY HERALD Wed., June 26,1991 A3 Something's fishy about Buffalo Lake diversion • Klein will have to wear the horns if environment suffers EDMONTON Buffalo Lake will rise, and we will never smell fishier timing i f they…

Publication - The United Nurses of Alberta News Bulletin contains articles of interest to nurses both in the areas of labour relations and in nursing Volume 21, No. 5. June 1997 (7 pages)

Publication - The United Nurses of Alberta News Bulletin contains articles of interest to nurses both in the areas of labour relations and in nursing. Volume 9, No. 1. January, February 1985 (8 pages)

Notes - A typed speech, 'On Presentation of a Tea Pot', by N. J. Paterson (Alberta). Note on back: A funny letter from my brother George, fifty years ago. An address given to the Sunday School children in 1940 by F. Jameson, Byemoor, AB (3…

Booklet - Edmonton YWCA annual reports, Edmonton, AB (42 pages)

Book - A scribbler containing the Chatsworth Country Club meeting minutes from the first meeting held on July 16, 1947 to November 18, 1948, Vermilion, AB (40 pages)

Newspaper Article - Home and Fireside Family Herald - June 8, 1961 - 'A Lifeline on the River' - Story and photos by Ina Bruns. The Institute's first step was to plan a two-week water safety program for the community.