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48 CREWE 12. “Problems of co-op education are outlined by Dr. Arnason,” C.C., 20 July 1956, p. 7. 13. “Co-op education in Canada,” in C.C., 5, 19 August 1960; 2 September 1960. 14. “Education convenor directs essays on education to members,” C.C., 9 March 1956, p. 6. Mrs. Wilson’s first name is not available from this source. 15. C.C., 5 April 1957, p. 3. 16. FCL minutes of board meeting, winter 1954, Saskatchewan Archives Board, Saskatoon, Micro. S–1.113 R 1–3. 17. Olaf Turnbull in conversation with author, 25 August 1999. 18. MacPherson, p. 176; and Royal Commission on Agriculture and Rural Life: A Brief Outline (Regina: Royal Commission on Agriculture and Rural Life, 2 January 1953), Saskatchewan Archives Board pamphlet collection. 19. Harold Chapman, “The Change Process Through Co-operative Education and Research,” in Dignity and Growth—Citizen Participation in Social Change, edited by Harold Baker, James Draper, and Brett Fairbairn (Calgary: Detselig Enterprises Ltd., 1991), p. 94. 20. C.C., 16 December 1955, p. 3. 21. Mollo, pp. 32–33. 22. As listed in C.C., 25 August 1956, pp. 1, 4. It was customary at the time for married women to be identified by their husbands’ names. Women’s personal names have been added where known. 23. “Co-op Institute board meeting in Saskatoon,” C.C., 5 September 1958, p. 3. 24. C.C., 6 November 1956, p. 3. 25. C.C., 8 February 1957, p. 5. 26. C.C., 7 June 1957, p. 1. The Co-operative Credit Society was the predecessor of Credit Union Central. 27. C.C., 8 April 1957, p. 5. 28. ICI minutes of meeting, 3 March 1954, Saskatchewan Archives Board, Saskatoon, Micro. S–1.113 R 1–3. 29. C.C., 27 March 1959, p. 4. 30. Mollo, pp. 31–33. 31. “Trustees of Western Co-op College,” C.C., 21 October 1960, p. 1. 32. Mollo, pp. 39–42. On 28 August 1958, they had met with the assistant to the president of the University of Saskatchewan, Colborne McEown, who assured them they should have no trouble in obtaining a lease on campus. In September, Chapman wrote a letter to McEown outlining the proposal. The university demanded that the college meet academic standards first. 33. Olaf Turnbull in conversation with author, 25 August 1999. C ENTRE FOR THE S TUDY OF C O - OPERATIVES
E NDNOTES 49 34. Harold Chapman was elected to attend on behalf of the Canadian Adult Education Association. 35. Harold Chapman in conversation with author, 7 July 1999. 36. MacPherson, p. 180. See also the diagram of the campus, Appendix I. 37. “Premier backs College,” C.C., 16 September 1960, p. 3. 38. “Western Co-op College receives SCWG donation,” C.C., 8 April 1960, p. 5. 39. “Women’s Guild pledges support to co-op college building fund,” C.C., 16 September 1960, p. 4. 40. “First Co-op Labour Seminar held in co-op college on March 27–28,” C.C., 7 April 1961 pp. 1, 3. 41. Fairbairn, p. 155. 42. Ibid. p. 159. 43. “Nova Scotia—at leaders’ course,” C.C., 22 November 1962, p. 6. 44. “Teachers attend co-op college,” C.C., 8 September 1961, p. 1, and Harold Baker in conversation with author, 22 September 1999. 45. “Co-op College course draws 31 school teachers,” C.C., 7 September 1962, p. 1. 46. “Youth co-ordinators meet at Co-op College,” n.p., n.d., from the Lewie Lloyd scrapbook. The scrapbook is a collection of articles and newspaper clippings about the Co-op College, reprinted by the Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA). Sponsoring organizations for the Co-operative Youth Programme were the Co-op Development Association, the Saskatchewan Co-op Credit Society, FCL, Co-op Insurance, SWP, and the Co-op Trust Company of Canada. 47. “Youth, adults seek mutual understanding,” C.C., 30 March 1971; “Youth leadership conference develops community awareness,” Lewie Lloyd scrapbook, CCA. 48. MacPherson, pp. 179–80; G. Francis Xavier, “Teaching Techniques Adopted at the Western Cooperative College,” in The College Souvenir (Bangalore Co-operative College, 1970), pp. 89–92, CCA. 49. Harold Chapman in conversation with author, 18 November 1999. 50. Dan Beveridge, “Report and Evaluation of Mackenzie District Co-operative and Community Leadership Courses,” (Saskatoon: Western Co-operative College, 1968), CCA. 51. “Co-operation learned far north,” C.C., 11 July 1967, p. 3; Western Co-operative College Calendar for 1968–69; and “Alaskans study at Canadian college: see co-op success first hand,” April 1969, from Anchorage newspaper, Lewie Lloyd scrapbook, CCA. In 1969, Alaskan Inuit leaders, sponsored by their community groups, spent four weeks at WCC. 52. Harold Chapman in conversation with author, 7 July 1999. 53. “Leaders from Caribbean, Asia, Africa to study in Saskatoon,” C.C., 22 March 1963, p. 8; “Course for overseas students proves popular—over 40 coming,” C.C., 24 May 1965, p. 3. 54. Xavier, pp. 89–92. O CCASIONAL P APERS S ERIES #01–01
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