Fonds 661 Beaverlodge Advertiser fonds

290 photographs

1 slide

41 negatives

Date: 1965-1976 (date of creation)

Scope and content:

The series consists of records dealing with the operation of the Beaverlodge Advertiser. The records include lease agreements, staff records, vehicle expenses, and financial, tax, and insurance records. There are also sample layouts, printing samples, and correspondence.

The printing samples include a program for the 919th Squadron with the Royal Canadian Armed Forces called Power for Peace (1959), program for a Skating Carnival in Grande Prairie (1959), program for the dedication of the Alliance Church in Beaverlodge, and a program from the opening of the Hythe Legion (1962).

A selection of receipts from businesses advertising in the paper were kept for the year 1984 as well as pamphlets about the community of Beaverlodge.

Physical description: 10 cm textual records

Language of the material:

English

Access points:

•                Textual record (documentary form)

Publication status:

Published

Date: 1960-1986 (date of creation)

Scope and content:

The series consists of submissions by area residents to be included in the newspapers. Items include artwork, news stories, items of interest, public and estate notices, social notes, letters to the editor, and wedding and death announcements.

Physical description: 40 cm textual records

Language of the material:

English

Access points:

•                Textual record (documentary form)

Publication status:

Published

Date: ca. 1960-1977 (date of creation)

Scope and content:

The series consists of photographs taken by staff of the Beaverlodge Advertiser. The photographs are mainly of events in and around Beaverlodge.

Physical description: 0.5 cm textual records

290 photographs

1 slide

41 negatives

Access points:

•                Textual record (documentary form)

•                Graphic material (documentary form)

•                Graphic material – photograph (documentary form)

Arrangement:

When possible, photographs were matched with the corresponding article in the Advertiser.

Publication status:

Published

A man standing with a leashed Cheetah named Twana. Al Oeming’s film “The Land of The Black Bear” had a showing in Beaverlodge. The film was about a pack trip from Dawson Creek to the mountains through Jasper and took seven months to make. The photograph was possibly used in Vol.21 Number 13 of the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

Irenee Guay posing for a photograph in military uniform. Irenee received recognition for his long service while stationed at the RCAF Station in Beaverlodge. This photograph may have been used in the May/June 1964 issue of The Advertiser.

J.S. “John” Ellis posing for a photograph in military uniform. Flying Officer John Ellis attended high school in Grande Prairie, after enlisting in the RCAF in 1958. He attended the Canadian Services College in Victoria, B.C and was stationed in Beaverlodge in 1964. This photograph may have been used in the May/June 1964 issue of The Advertiser.

Jean Gravelle posing for a photograph in military uniform. Jean received a promotion to Flight Lieutenant while stationed in Beaverlodge. This photograph may have been used in a July 1964 issue of The Advertiser.

Victor Thomas posing for a photograph in military uniform. Victor received a promotion to Flight Lieutenant while stationed in Beaverlodge. This photograph may have been used in a July 1964 issue of The Advertiser.

A photograph of Webber’s Bridge with one end sitting in the water.

A float being pulled by a tractor and followed by a band on main street in Beaverlodge. There are people lined up the side of the street, and the Super A and various other businesses are visible.

A photograph of a car with the roof smashed in the note on the back says “July 21st paper Indians from Williams Lake rolled over north of Hythe no serious injuries”.

Men standing by a vehicle that is on its side. The back is captioned “Jim Nickel rolled July 24 1965”.

Three players scrimmaging for a puck in front of a goalie, presumably in Beaverlodge.

The back of Art Patterson in his Hythe Mustang’s #9 hockey jersey shaking hands after a game. This was probably after Hythe won the league championship. Art was not only a player on the team but was also the coach.

Harold “Flukie” Kjemhus and Art Patterson members of the Hythe Mustangs hockey team holding the South Peace Hockey League trophy after a win. It was the first time the Hythe Mustangs had won the league.

Trevor Harris out shopping for a camera for the newspaper.

The walls being constructed for the exterior of the Beaverlodge Hospital.

A view of main street Beaverlodge including the train station and elevator at the end of the street.

A band on parade in Beaverlodge with the flag bearer waving the centennial flag. There are people gathered in front of the Beaverlodge Town Hall.

Members of the Indigenous community marching in the Beaverlodge parade. The person in front is wearing a headdress and riding a horse.

A stagecoach laden with passengers, possibly an entry for the Beaverlodge parade.

A group of young ladies in their Highland costumes and had traveled to Expo 67 that was held in Montreal. Signatures indicate the girls pictured are: Rena Sherk, Laurie McLeod, Sharron O’Dell, Linda Lay, Patsy Lay, Judy Clease, Ellen Hangseth, Catherine Stacey, Gail McEachern, Lenora Watson, and teacher Myra Hangseth.

The Church Association Committee: Mrs. Mary Carder, Miss Joan Loven, Miss Irene Hamel, Mrs. Eileen Harris (librarian), Dr. Don Farris, Arnold Hennig. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Nov. 1, 1967.

A unidentified woman seated on a Silverhawk Snow Cruiser at the Marshall Wells Store in Beaverlodge. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Nov. 1, 1967.

Mrs. Jack Gaudin seated on a horse-drawn sleigh.

Mrs. Viola Atkinson holding an unusual egg. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Jan. 17, 1968.

The Wembley High School boys volleyball team. Back: Bernie Smashnuk, Larry Driver, David Willsey, Ken Gorgichuk. Front: Alan Randall, Randy Grubb, Darwin Eckstrom. Centre: Coach R. Dixon. Missing: Carl Mayer. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Jan. 17, 1968.

Ken Rycroft appointed to the sales staff of the Beaverlodge Radio & T.V. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Jan. 17, 1968.

Frank Vanderkley, vice-principal of the Beaverlodge High School, standing inside the school as it is being constructed. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Jan. 31, 1968.

Winners of the local Briar Zone playoffs in Beaverlodge: Eldon Ray, Ken Moon, Bill Biggar, Andy Gass. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Feb. 7, 1968.

The new medical clinic built by Dr. Wong in Beaverlodge. The clinic also included his residence and was located on the corner of Seventh St. and Third Ave. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Feb. 14, 1968.

Tammy Lock along with Jill and Judy Nichol, all in grade 1, receiving Centennial Athletic Awards from Superintendent Mr. H.C. Rhodes. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Feb. 14, 1968.

Mel Hart of Huallen with a watch received for 25 years of service with the Federal Grain Company.

Wedding photograph of Ken Eastman and Diane Leonard. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Feb 14, 1968.

Wedding photograph of Doug Bienert of Leduc and Diane Jarvis of Beaverlodge. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Nov. 1, 1967.

The entry made by David Trotter of Fort St. John at the Third Annual Peace Country School Science Fair earned him first place. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 13, 1968.

Brian Dyrkach and Paul Jantz the debate team winners at the Third Annual Peace Country School Science Fair. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 13, 1968.

Margie Schaffer with her second place display at the Third Annual Peace Country School Science Fair. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 13, 1968.

Betty Ann Antonio and Caroline Davis both were was a contestants of the Hythe Annual Winter Carnival. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 13, 1968.

Mrs. Kathryn Benson receiving gifts upon her retirement as manager and chief telephone operator of the Hythe phone board. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 20, 1968.

Rena Sherk winner of the debate held at the Beaverlodge High School. Rena’s subject was Today’s Teenagers. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 13, 1968.

Carnival Queen winner of the Hythe Annual Winter Carnival, Betty Ann Antonio with contestants. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 27, 1968.

Portrait of Donna Lee Roche, set to attend the newly-formed Alberta School of Tourism at NAIT in Edmonton. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 27, 1968.

Hythe Mustangs Glenn Stith and Captain Harold Kjemhus after the Hythe team won the B series semi-finals. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 27, 1968.

Mrs. Adele Bancesco with a 6 1/2 by 9 1/2 egg. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Mar. 27, 1968.

A new front being put on the Jarvis Drug Store in Beaverlodge. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser April 3, 1968.

Betty Gaudin and Lillie McKay receiving their prizes as part of the winning curling team at the International Ladies Bonspiel in Whitehorse. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser April 3, 1968.

Portrait of Vance Caskey, the new owner of the Beaverlodge Hotel. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser April 3, 1968.

Kathy Scorgie placed first in the South Peace 4-H Speaking Competition held in Grande Prairie. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser April 3, 1968.

Dr. Don Faris, a Cerealist at the Beaverlodge Research Station is pictured seated at his desk. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser April 10, 1968.

Bird Webb of the Hythe Mustangs wearing his team jersey. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser April 17, 1968.

A Hythe curling team consisting of Murray, Watchorn, Stan Watchorn, Donna Shail and Glen Bjarnason. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser April 24, 1968.

A photograph of two alligators resting in a pen. The alligators were acquired by the Beaverlodge Junior High School for students to care for and study. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser May 1, 1968.

Gary Snell and Pat Johnston studying the controls of the new language lab at the Beaverlodge High School. The lab consisted of 32 stations for students. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser May 8, 1968.

The cubicles of the language lab at the Beaverlodge High School. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser May 8, 1968.

Private Edward Jenner services an aircraft engine during a 17 week Aero Engine Technician trade course at CFS Borden in Ontario. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser May 8, 1968.

Students taking part in May Day celebrations with teacher Gloria Jean Davis. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser May 8, 1968.

Hillcrest Texaco located on Richmond Ave, in Grande Prairie advertising their new headlight aimer demonstrated by Gordon Olson. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser May 8, 1968.

Two girls seated on a Beaverlodge Hospital parade float as it moves past the MacLeod’s and Rexall Drugs Stores. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser May 22, 1968.

A group of unidentified girls wearing flower costumes on a float in the Beaverlodge parade.

Two young boys seated on horseback for the Beaverlodge parade, the Beaverlodge Ironworks building is in the background.

A young girl dressed up with a baby carriage surrounded by other children, likely to participate in the Beaverlodge parade. There is a partial sign of an Auto Body shop in the background.

Children standing with their bicycle entries for the Beaverlodge parade.

Peace River M.P. G.W. “Ged” Baldwin presenting a charter membership in the South Peace Centennial Museum by museum President George Isberg. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser May 22, 1968.

The newly opened Beaverlodge Treasury Branch bank building is pictures, the official opening date was scheduled for June 21. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser May 22, 1968.

A photograph of the exterior of the Bentley Arena which was similar to what was to be built in Beaverlodge. Hi Line Construction, Grande Prairie is stamped on the back, as well as Foto-Arts Studios & Color Labs Ltd., Red Deer. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 5, 1968.

The packed Beaverlodge pool on the first day of opening for the season. There is an empty field in the background with some buildings in the far distance. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 5, 1968.

Claire Hommy presenting a cheque to bingo winner Miss Nancy Moses of Sturgeon Lake. The bingo was a fundraiser held in the Hythe Arena. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 5, 1968.

John Evjen taking over chairmanship of the Cub and Scout group committee from Dr. Don Faris. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 5, 1968.

Johnny Milner of the Hythe Mercantile taking part in the building bee at the South Peace Centennial Museum. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 12, 1968.

A large group of men who were volunteers for the South Peace Centennial Museum’s building bee. The only person identified is Dale Willard, manager of the Hythe Meat Market. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 12, 1968.

Men working on the shed at the South Peace Centennial Museum. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 12, 1968.

Colin Pool being presented with a trophy for best dressed cadet from Mayor John Archer. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 12, 1968.

Cadet Lt. Conrad Gass being presented the Lt. Melnychuk trophy for best rifle shot in the Cadet Corp. by Captain Mathews. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 12, 1968.

Foster’s Bulk Seed truck is pictured for an advertisement for their new Bulk Feed Service. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 12, 1968.

A series of photographs of the opening of the Beaverlodge Treasury Branch. Pictures include the ribbon cutting, customers, and interior shots before the opening. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 26, 1968.

The Solheim and Haugen truck photo which was used in an advertisement for Arch Ribs by their construction company. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 26, 1968.

Wedding photograph of Patricia Anne Cruikshank and Edward Gordon Laramie. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser June 26, 1968.

A boat named “Trade Winds” built by Murray Alde photographed along with crew members Murray Alde Jr. & Sr. and Mrs. Murray Alde Jr., along with two unidentified people. The family was leaving for a trip to Hope, B.C. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser July 24, 1968.

Rod Berg receives the winners cheque on behalf of the Hythe Viking Fastball team after a tournament that was held in Beaverlodge. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser August 14, 1968.

Beaverlodge swimmers (L-R) Wendy Sparkes, Brian Noble, Catherine Stacey, and Mavis Archer after spending a marathon night in the Beaverlodge pool to break a record. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser August 28, 1968.

Photographs taken of the University of Alberta students’ tour to the Beaverlodge Research Station and the Beaverlodge Centennial Museum. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 4, 1968.

A headshot of Robert Hommy, the GM master salesman at Pearson’s Garage in Hythe. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 4, 1968.

Eleanor Scorgie receiving a Hotel Association Scholarship from Vance Caskey, manager of the Beaverlodge Hotel. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 11, 1968.

Lillian Calvert, the winner of the Ladies Riverbend Open Golf Tournament, pictured with her trophy. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 11, 1968.

Dale McCarty, winner of a barbecue from the Beaverlodge Elks and presented by Vern Jones. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 11, 1968.

Mrs. Ruth Lewkowicz showing the almost nine pound turnip that she grew. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 11, 1968.

Carl Addis the physical education teacher for both Hythe and Beaverlodge school is pictured holding a basketball. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 18, 1968.

Mary Aitken Harris and Johan Raymond Herman’s wedding picture. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 18, 1968.

A headshot of Dennis Hebert, the new manager of the Beaverlodge Lumber store. He had previously worked at the Falher Beaver Lumber store. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 18, 1968.

A headshot of Leroy Durand the Industrial Arts teacher at the Beaverlodge High School. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 25, 1968.

Brian & Ian Lock looking pleased as they hold on to their 13 pound 14 ounce turnip. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Sept. 25, 1968.

A camera man on top of the CBC Television’s Mobile Cruiser on the approach to the Beaverlodge Research Station. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 2, 1968.

Miss Katja Student, a teacher at Beaverlodge High School. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 2, 1968.

Beaverlodge team (L-R) Lloyd Sherk, Linda Truax, Wendy Sparkes and Brian Dyrkach in Reach for the Top TV program. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 2, 1968.

A portrait of Terry Howatt who was working in the meat department at the Beaverlodge IGA store. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 2, 1968.

Town employee Harry Douglas on control valve of the Rempel Trail tanker as it oils Beaverlodge streets to control dust. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 9, 1968.

A headshot of David Depledge, a teacher from Slave Lake who was a Junior High teacher in Beaverlodge. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 9, 1968.

A portrait of Junior High teacher Mrs. Pat McKenzie. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 16, 1968.

The steel framework of the Beaverlodge Skating Rink under construction. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 16, 1968.

A portrait of Mrs. Evelyn Sebastian who taught Home Economics at the Beaverlodge High School. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 16, 1968.

A series of photographs taken at the 9th Annual Convention of the Land of the Mighty Peace Tourist Association held in Beaverlodge. The photographs include pictures of Klondike Kate and some of her dancers, as well as George Stephenson, Jim Nasedkin, and Stan Ollis. Three of the photographs were published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 23, 1968.

The Beaverlodge Skating Rink’s construction update shows a crane lifting roof supports into place. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 23, 1968.

Tony Kusch learning woodworking in the adult classes offered by the Beaverlodge High School. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 30, 1968.

Mrs. Ole Loberg attending an evening adult shop class at the Beaverlodge High school. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 30, 1968.

A picture of Mrs. Parma Nagarsenker, a teacher at the Hythe school. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Oct. 30, 1968.

Jack Gaudin seated on a new Sno-Jet snowmobile inside the Gaudin Brothers store. A similar picture was published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Nov. 6, 1968.

The construction on the nearly completed Hythe Curling Rink. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Nov. 13, 1968.

Guide and hunter C.F. Toews displaying the white moose he killed by Nose Mountain. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Nov. 13, 1968.

The Beaverlodge Swimming Pool being enjoyed by residents being watched over by the lifeguard on duty. This photo may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

The Advertiser building in Beaverlodge with vehicles and other buildings in the picture. Published in the Beaverlodge Advertiser Nov. 13, 1968.

A series of negatives showing aerial views taken from a plane, possibly of the town of Beaverlodge.

Valerie Caskey pictured in her Girl Guides dress and with the Canada Cord. This photograph was sent to The Advertiser for inclusion in the newspaper.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Edgar of Wembley possibly celebrating a birthday. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

Trevor Harris presenting a Creative Advertising award at a Calgary Convention AWNA.

Members of the Beaverlodge Chamber of Commerce removing turf in order to make holes for tree planting with a tractor supplied by Carlyle Bjerke. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

Members of the Beaverlodge Chamber of Commerce are using a tractor to remove old trees and gather material for burning. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A picture showing a new coat of paint on the Beaverlodge Meat Market. Other buildings in the photograph include Rexall Drugs, Dan’s Lunch, a General Store, and the Imperial Esso Dealer sign which was across the road. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A winter scene of the house that belonged to the Jarvis family in Beaverlodge. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

An unidentified man holding a sign that lists all the early pioneers to Hinton Trail. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A group pf military men in formation, being inspected and on parade, possibly for Remembrance Day. These photographs may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A boys’ basketball game in action, possibly at the Beaverlodge High School gym. One of the teams is WHS. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A girls’ basketball game in action possibly at the Beaverlodge High School gym. One of the teams is the Comettes. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

Two photographs of a women’s wrestling match with the referee making the count in one of the pictures. Another photograph is possibly of the winner of the match. These photographs may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

Men wrestling in a ring with the referee. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

Members of the Legion attending an event. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A group of students probably at the Beaverlodge High School graduation. The photograph is taken of the students standing under the basketball net in the gym. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

An unidentified man playing the accordion. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A large group of people crowded around a man and a car on a platform at an auction sale. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

Three race cars coming around the corner on a dirt race track. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A building in Beaverlodge jacked up on one side, with a log positioned under the building in readiness for its relocation. Beside the building is a sign announcing the future home of the Treasury Branch. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

The Beaverlodge Treasury Branch under construction beside the McFarland Agencies building. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A 1970s Phillips television, possibly for sale in a store in Beaverlodge. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

An unidentified man standing in front of a row of tires, probably in a tire shop in Beaverlodge. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

Students working in a shop class at the Beaverlodge school. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A cadet standing across the street from Gaudins selling a poppy to Deanna Dougan. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A stone memorial with members of the R.C.M.P. and other men on a platform possibly for Remembrance Day. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

A trip to Kinuseo Falls show a man kneeling on a bank, three people on motorbikes, and the Falls. The pictures were possibly taken by Doug Baker and may have been used in The Beaverlodge Advertiser newspaper.

A mechanic attaching a vehicle to an Electronic Tester Machine. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

The front and the back of a church building in Beaverlodge. This photograph may have been used in the Beaverlodge Advertiser.

Date: 1956-2012 (date of creation)

Scope and content:

The series consists of issues of the Beaverlodge Advertiser dating from September 1956 to 2008 and issues of The Grande Prairie Advertiser from February to June 1959.

Physical description: 65 cm textual records

Language of the material:

English

Access points:

•                Textual record (documentary form)

Publication status:

Published

Date: 1959 (date of creation)

Scope and content:

This subseries contains issues of the Grande Prairie Advertiser from February to June of 1959. The Grande Prairie Advertiser was run by Trevor Harris and had an office located at 10114 Richmond Avenue in Grande Prairie. The Grande Prairie Advertiser ran biweekly and the contents included ads, a sports section written by Fran Tanner, Editor’s Chats by Peter Harris, and interesting news and notes about Grande Prairie residents. There are duplicate copies of many issues, however there seem to be large gaps in the dates between issues in some cases. It is unclear if this is from sporadic publishing dates, or if these copies were never donated. It appears that the last issue of this newspaper was published on June 18th, 1959.

Physical description: 5 cm textual records

Access points:

•                Textual record (documentary form)

Publication status:

Published

Date: 1956-2008 (date of creation)

Scope and content:

The subseries consists copies of the Beaverlodge Advertiser dating from September 1956 to 2008. The first issues are sporadic, either because it was not published regularly or because issues were not donated. Often there are only a few issues per year. The record is virtually complete from January to December 1968, but from 1969 to 1995 there are only two or three issues per year, usually January and December. For 1973 there are no issues. From 1996 to 2008 the record is much more complete although there are still a number of issues missing.

Physical description: 60 cm textual records

Access points:

•                Textual record (documentary form)

Publication status:

Published

Date: 1959-1973 (date of creation)

Scope and content:

The series consists of the personal records of Trevor Harris, owner of the Beaverlodge Advertiser. These include financial records and some correspondence.

Physical description: 5 cm textual records

Language of the material:

English

Access points:

•                Textual record (documentary form)

Publication status:

Published