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tives, Credit Unions, and Other Organizations (Saskatoon: Co-operative College of Canada, 1986).
74. Jack Trevena, Prairie Co-operation: A Diary (Saskatoon: Co-operative College of Canada, 1976).
75. Terry Phalen, Co-operative Leadership: Harry L. Fowler (Saskatoon: Co-operative College of
Canada, 1977); Stefan Haley, Tested by Fire: The Life and Work of W.H. McEwen (Saskatoon: Cooperative
College of Canada, 1980).
76. “Finding the common denominator,” C.C., 1 July 1975, p. 1.
77. Co-operative Outlooks, manual from Co-operative College of Canada, Saskatoon, 1983; and Skip
Kutz in conversation with author, 26 October 1999. The committee consisted of Ingrid Larson,
editor, Margret Asmuss, assistant editor, Skip Kutz, project director, and Ian MacPherson, historical
consultant.
78. Co-operative Outlooks, “Introduction.”
79. This first publication of Co-operation and Community Life is dated 1983 by CCC with REDA’s
stamp on the front page. The second revision is dated 1987 under CCA.
80. Skip Kutz in conversation with the author, 18 November 1999.
81. Working Papers (Saskatoon: Co-operative College of Canada, 1978–1982).
82. MacPherson, p. 180; and Co-op Principles, 4th ed. (Regina: Co-operative Union of Saskatchewan,
1951).
83. By 1984, the manual was adapted by Stefan Haley to include information from the Future
Directions Project and the Master’s Programme in Co-op Studies at York University.
84. Leona Theis and Skip Kutz in conversation with author, 30 November 1999.
85. “Youth leadership conferences develop community awareness,” n.p., n.d., The Western Producer,
Lewie Lloyd scrapbook, CCA.
86. “Participants evaluate co-op college’s youth program,” C.C., 4 April 1978.
87. Harold Chapman in conversation with author, 7 July 1999. The textbook by J. Craig is The
Nature of Co-operation (Montreal: Black Rose Books, 1993).
88. “Students will interview 100 Sask. co-op pioneers,” The Western Producer, 29 May 1975. The
Living Library is currently available from the CCA office in Ottawa.
89. Don Kerr, “Paper Wheat: Epic Theatre in Saskatchewan,” from Paper Wheat—The Book
(Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1982).
90. Leona Theis and Skip Kutz in conversation with author, 30 November 1999.
91. “A College without Walls” was the title of a slide presentation depicting the history of the college
prepared by the staff in 1981.
92. “Co-op College emphasizing research,” The Star-Phoenix, 4 February 1981.
93. “College regionalization set; merger with CUC urged,” C.C., 19 December 1978, p. 5.
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