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46 CREWE The following graph represents the total combined enrolment from all sources. Figure 5: Analysis of the total enrolment in college courses conducted by college staff at the college and on an extension basis. 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 Series1 1000 500 0 19 60- 61 1960-61 19 61- 62 1961-62 19 62- 63 1962-63 19 63- 64 1963-64 1964-65 19 64- 65 1965-66 19 65- 66 1966-67 19 66- 67 1967-68 19 67- 68 1968-69 19 68- 69 1969-70 19 69- 70 C ENTRE FOR THE S TUDY OF C O - OPERATIVES
E NDNOTES 1. Brett Fairbairn, Building a Dream: The Co-operative Retailing System in Western Canada 1928–1988 (Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1989), pp. 77–91. 2. Ian MacPherson, “‘An Act of Faith and Optimism’: Creating a Co-operative College in English Canada 1951–73,” in Knowledge for the People—The Struggle for Adult Learning in English Speaking Canada, ed. E. Whelan (Toronto: Osie Press, 1987), pp. 170–85. 3. Joseph Kaibe Mollo, “Profit vs. Co-operation: The Struggle of the Western Co-operative College” (master’s thesis, University of Saskatchewan, 1971), pp. 16–18. Siemens and his colleagues were unable to raise their entire goal. This was due to two factors: Siemens was unwilling to approach the large co-op organizations, and anti-German (and therefore anti-Mennonite) sentiment after the war prevented support from outside southern Manitoba. 4. ICI minutes of board meeting, 3 March 1954, Saskatchewan Archives Board, Saskatoon, Micro. S–1.113 R 1–3. 5. Ibid. 6. “Co-op education will be pushed,” The Co-operative Consumer [henceforth C.C.], 5 February 1954. 7. Harold Chapman in conversation with author, 25 August 1999; C.C., 9 March 1951, p. 1; C.C., 11 March 1955, p. 7. In 1951, the U of S began to offer courses in co-operative organization and management. They were designed to be incorporated into a Bachelor of Commerce degree under Management. The first course appears to have begun in April 1955 and was sponsored by FCL. 8. The organization became Saskatchewan Federated Co-operatives Limited in 1944, when it merged with Consumers’ Co-operatives Refineries Ltd. 9. Maaniche’s theory was frequently referred to by Harold Chapman and other leaders in the co-op movement. The theory predicts the life cycle of a co-op as only a generation and a half without the fuel of further co-op education for adults and particularly for youth. 10. This department was created in 1944 by the newly elected CCF government. 11. “Plan programme of co-op education for people in north of province,” C.C., 29 August 1952, p. 3. O CCASIONAL P APERS S ERIES #01–01
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