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55. “Chapman to Guyana to aid new institute,” The Western Producer, 26 January 1967, p. 29.
56. “College official visits overseas co-operatives,” The Manitoba Co-operator, 21 March 1968.
57. Mollo, pp. 61–63.
58. Harold Chapman in conversation with author, 18 November 1999.
59. H.R. Baker and W.G. Bolstad, “The Structure and Organization of the Western Co-operative
College,” Report to board, Western Co-operative College, 1966, CCA.
60. 25 May 1968, newspaper clipping, Saskatchewan Archives Board, Micro. S–1.113 R 1–3.
61. Newspaper clipping, n.p., n.d., Saskatchewan Archives Board, Micro. S–1.113 R 1–3; and Harold
Chapman in conversation with author, 7 July 1999.
62. 29 June 1968, newspaper clipping, Saskatchewan Archives Board, Micro. S–1.113 R1–3. Leo
Kristjanson was chair of the adhoc committee, but did not agree with the boycott.
63. Harold Chapman in conversation with author, 7 July 1999.
64. Course Schedule 1976–77, Co-operative College of Canada, CCA.
65. Leona Theis in conversation with author, 30 November 1999.
66. Report of Conference on Co-operative Thought and Practice: Economic Efficiency and Democratic
Control (Saskatoon: Co-operative College of Canada, 1977), p. 8.
67. The full list of speakers and the titles of their presentations were: Alex Laidlaw, consultant in cooperatives,
“Co-operatives in the Canadian Environment”; David T. Lowery, corporate secretary,
assistant professor of accounting, University of Regina, “The Need for Economic Efficiency in
Business Organizations”; Fred Thayer, associate professor, University of Pittsburg, “Co-operatives
and the Future: How Can We Move Beyond Conventional Economics and Politics?”; Eldon
Anderson, corporate secretary, Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan, “Member Control in
Credit Union Central”; Rod Glen, president, Hub Co-operative, Nanaimo, “A Practical Model
for Consumer Co-operation”; Olaf Turnbull, executive director, CCC, “Practical Models for
Democratic Controls”; John Craig, Department of Sociology, York University, “Achieving
Economic Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Democracy in Organizations”; John Jordan, planning
consultant, The Co-operators, “Efficiency and Democracy: Refocussing the Question.”
68. Report of Conference on Co-operative Thought, p. 7.
69. Ibid. p. 104.
70. Mollo, p. 64.
71. Lou Gossen, An Introduction to Co-operatives: A Self-Study Guide (Saskatoon: Co-operative
College of Canada, 1975).
72. Eric Rasmussen, Financial Management in Co-operative Enterprise (Saskatoon: Co-operative
College of Canada, 1975); Skip Kutz in conversation with author, 7 July 1999; Eric Rasmussen in
conversation with author, 22 September 1999.
73. Harold Chapman et al., The Contemporary Director: A Handbook for Elected Officials of Co-opera-
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