File contains photographs of some of the townspeople of Big River in what looks like an unfinished arena/skating rink. Included are images of a hotel, trailer court, as well as a camp ground not far from Big River.

Photographs show logging and a gymnasium in Big River, SK.

The fonds consists of textual materials generated by Big River - Canwood Pastoral Charge and its predecessors, including Big River, Eldred - Big River, Foxdale, Foxdale-Canwood, and Canwood Pastoral Charge, as well as their constituent congregations – church boards, committees and related bodies, local women’s units and other groups.

Contents include: minutes of official boards, Trustees, Stewards, congregational, and Joint Charge meetings; some financial records and reports; architectural drawings from Big River; Historic Rolls; Home Mission Record Books from the Canwood and Eldred areas; and registers of baptisms, marriages, and burials held at Canwood (Trinity United), Big River (First United), Debden, Marchant Grove, Silver Cliff, Eldred, Foxdale, and related locations.

View of the burned Big River Mill

File contains photographs of Big River personalities, September 20 - 22, 1950.

Images show a large rock found in the excavation for the basement for a new Credit Union on 22nd St. in Saskatoon.

Photographs show a big round filter with men working in an industrial setting, November 5, 1981. [Published November 9, 1981]

Photographs show University of Saskatchewan senioer girls and freshman "sisters" at a dance at the Club 400 in Saskatoon. Identified are Jane Peacock, Marlene Kuryluk, Phyllis Sprohe, Annette Serlioff, Charlote Greerson and Bertie Leader.

Photographs show Helen Hughes with a large doll on her lap. She is the woman who started Big Sisters, April 19, 1984. [Published May 5, 1984]

File contains photographs of the opening ceremonies for the Big Sisters Association. Those who attended included Justice Minister Otto Lang, MP Ray Hnatyshyn, and Helen Hughes, Young Women's Christian Association, President. Item sub-numbered 3 was published.

Photographs show a number of people in a mock jail. This activity is set up to raise funds for the Saskatoon Big Sisters Association.

Photographs show members of Big Sister roller-skating. Photos taken November 17, 1978

File contains photographs of Helen Hughes, a member of the Big Sisters organization, and someone dressed up in a bunny suit, carrying a sign proclaiming that an upcoming week will be Big Sisters Week in Saskatoon, August 25, 1980. [Published August 28, 1980]