Interview given by Bill S.

Interview given by Donovan Norquay.

Fonds consists of an oral history of Lorna Black speaking about her family and life in the Carberry area, as well as genealogical charts created by Ms. Harburn based upon the history.

Consists of one cassette tape (PA85.9.1) and an interview summary (PA2011.1) of an oral history conducted with Les Weir regarding Sam Waller. Interview conducted by Kimball Toderian. Subjects covered about Sam Waller include the war, work, family, and the beginning of the Little Northern Museum.

Consists of one cassette tape (PA95.9.1) and an interview summary (PA2011.1) of Walter Krivda describing the Little Northern Museum. Audio is from a videotape (PA91.5.1). Walter describes the Sam Waller collection and the original museum.

Consists of one cassette tape (PA99.2.4), one oral history summary for the tape, a transcript for the interview with Jim Coyne conducted by Annette Milot and a transcript for the interview with Dorothy Munro conducted by Sarah Germain. Topics covered in the interview with Jim Coyne include Toby (famous sled dog), the Dog Derby, ptarmigans, the Post Office, smoking, World War II, Sergeant Alf Richardson, the air force, appliances, Stewart N. King, and the Little Northern Museum. Topics covered in the interview with Dorothy Munro include employment, office equipment, personal relationships, haunted houses, prospectors, Frechette’s Dairy, war medals, appliances, family, and LaRose Avenue.

Consists of one cassette tape (PA2000.1.4) and one oral history interview summary for the interviews with Bill Harvey and Isabel Boyes conducted by Krista Cooke. Topics covered in the interview with Bill Harvey include farm life, employment, school, and fishing. Topics covered in the interview with Isabel Boyes include family, schooling, and employment.

Consists of two original cassette tapes (PA2004.6.6a-b), two access copies cassette tapes, two floppy disks (PA2010.4.22-23), one minidisk (PA2004.6.12), one CD (PA2004.6.12) and a transcript for the interview with Mayme Watts conducted by Avery Ascher. Topics covered include parents, family, childhood, war, Spanish flu epidemic, community, childhood interests, nurse’s training, nursing, hobbies, friends, meeting her husband, marriage, newlyweds, economizing, pension, being an aunt, Christmas traditions, social life, Keewatin Community College (KCC), work, Anglican Church, religious life, Flood of 1950, polio epidemic, tuberculosis (TB), the Great Depression, brother, camping at Clearwater Lake, husband’s death, Premier Bracken, Lamb family, starting her career as a nurse, husband’s cancer care, private nursing help, Cree, Helen Betty Osbourne, Leonard Jacobs, Dr. Crawford, Dorothy Wolk, salary, car, travel, and her view on people today.

Consists of one minidisk (PA2004.6.10a), one CD (PA2004.6.10a-c) and a transcript for the interview with Roland Langlois conducted by Sharain Jones. Topics covered include languages, family coming to The Pas, cemeteries, Devon Park, Mandy Mine, Lyric Theatre, old locations of places in The Pas, moving his childhood house on logs with horses, Carl Sherritt’s plane crash, fishing accident, home remedies, St. Anthony’s Hospital, Bishop Charlebois, school, navy, and war.

Consists of two minidisks (PA2005.1.2-3), one CD (PA2005.1.21) and transcripts for the interview with Marion Cox conducted by Mark Nabess and the interview with Ron Cox conducted by Sharain Jones. Topics covered in the interview with Marion Cox include the Red Brick School, police, Trappers’ Festival, Fur Queens, bootlegging, community activities, working at the bank, how the town’s changed. Topics covered in the interview with Ron Cox include the Red Brick School, grandparents, The Pas Lumber Company, Gateway Drugs, Western Grocers, bringing food farther north, Boomtown The Pas, work, Paris Café.