CAIN No. 140257

TITLE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
ca. 2000 photographs

DATES:
1950-1980

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company operated a pulp mill at Woodfibre, near Squamish, B.C., from 1925 to 1950. The mill was purchased by Alaska Pine and Cellulose, and subsequently owned by Rayonier Canada. In 1980, the mill became known as the Squamish Mill, owned by a consortium of three companies: British Columbia Forest Products, Wonnock Industries, and Doman Industries. In 1983, it was acquired by Western Pulp Ltd.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of the British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company's Woodfibre Pulp Mill.

REPOSITORY:
British Columbia Archives

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

SUBJECTS:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

CAIN No. 140257

TITLE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
ca. 2000 photographs

DATES:
1950-1980

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company operated a pulp mill at Woodfibre, near Squamish, B.C., from 1925 to 1950. The mill was purchased by Alaska Pine and Cellulose, and subsequently owned by Rayonier Canada. In 1980, the mill became known as the Squamish Mill, owned by a consortium of three companies: British Columbia Forest Products, Wonnock Industries, and Doman Industries. In 1983, it was acquired by Western Pulp Ltd.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of the British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company's Woodfibre Pulp Mill.

REPOSITORY:
British Columbia Archives

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

SUBJECTS:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

CAIN No. 140257

TITLE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
ca. 2000 photographs

DATES:
1950-1980

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company operated a pulp mill at Woodfibre, near Squamish, B.C., from 1925 to 1950. The mill was purchased by Alaska Pine and Cellulose, and subsequently owned by Rayonier Canada. In 1980, the mill became known as the Squamish Mill, owned by a consortium of three companies: British Columbia Forest Products, Wonnock Industries, and Doman Industries. In 1983, it was acquired by Western Pulp Ltd.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of the British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company's Woodfibre Pulp Mill.

REPOSITORY:
British Columbia Archives

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

SUBJECTS:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

CAIN No. 140257

TITLE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
ca. 2000 photographs

DATES:
1950-1980

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company operated a pulp mill at Woodfibre, near Squamish, B.C., from 1925 to 1950. The mill was purchased by Alaska Pine and Cellulose, and subsequently owned by Rayonier Canada. In 1980, the mill became known as the Squamish Mill, owned by a consortium of three companies: British Columbia Forest Products, Wonnock Industries, and Doman Industries. In 1983, it was acquired by Western Pulp Ltd.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of the British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company's Woodfibre Pulp Mill.

REPOSITORY:
British Columbia Archives

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

SUBJECTS:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

CAIN No. 140257

TITLE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
ca. 2000 photographs

DATES:
1950-1980

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company operated a pulp mill at Woodfibre, near Squamish, B.C., from 1925 to 1950. The mill was purchased by Alaska Pine and Cellulose, and subsequently owned by Rayonier Canada. In 1980, the mill became known as the Squamish Mill, owned by a consortium of three companies: British Columbia Forest Products, Wonnock Industries, and Doman Industries. In 1983, it was acquired by Western Pulp Ltd.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of the British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company's Woodfibre Pulp Mill.

REPOSITORY:
British Columbia Archives

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

SUBJECTS:
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company

CAIN No. 248399

TITLE:
Dolgoy, Spevakow family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2 cm of textual records and other material

DATES:
1914- 2005

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Max Dolgoy was born in Calgary in 1912, the son of Rose and Louis Dolgoy. During his childhood, Dr. Dolgoy lived in Edmonton and Montreal before entering the University of Alberta to study medicine. In 1939, he married Raye Spevakow in Edmonton. The Dolgoys had three sons, Reevan, Mark and Leonard. During the Second World War, Dr. Dolgoy served in the Royal Canadian Medical Corps. After the war, Dr. Dolgoy returned to Edmonton and opened his own medical practice. Dr. Dolgoy was active in the local Jewish community, serving as president of Beth Israel Synagogue and of Edmonton Talmud Torah School. Mrs. Raye Spevakow Dolgoy was born in Arel, Russia, February 27, 1914. She came to Canada in 1922 and settled in Innisfree, Alberta. After marrying Dr. Dolgoy, Mrs. Dolgoy became very active in many community groups in Edmonton and organized several different women's auxiliary groups for senior citizens and is a life member of Emunah Woman, ORT, and Hadassah.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of materials created by Max and Raye Dolgoy from 1914-2005. The fonds consists of family histories, family photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, oral history interviews and other materials related to the Dolgoys.

REPOSITORY:
Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Preliminary inventory available in accession register.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Donated by Raye and Max Dolgoy in 1999 and 2001, and 2005.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are expected but not scheduled.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Additional material may be found in the First Century of Jewish Life Editorial Committee fonds and the Oral History Committee fonds and the From Pedlars to Patriarchs fonds held by JAHSENA.
Title based on contents of the fonds.
Includes 131 photographs, 8 audiocassettes, and 2 videocassettes.

PROVENANCE:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max

SUBJECTS:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max
Family and personal life
Religions

CAIN No. 248399

TITLE:
Dolgoy, Spevakow family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2 cm of textual records and other material

DATES:
1914- 2005

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Max Dolgoy was born in Calgary in 1912, the son of Rose and Louis Dolgoy. During his childhood, Dr. Dolgoy lived in Edmonton and Montreal before entering the University of Alberta to study medicine. In 1939, he married Raye Spevakow in Edmonton. The Dolgoys had three sons, Reevan, Mark and Leonard. During the Second World War, Dr. Dolgoy served in the Royal Canadian Medical Corps. After the war, Dr. Dolgoy returned to Edmonton and opened his own medical practice. Dr. Dolgoy was active in the local Jewish community, serving as president of Beth Israel Synagogue and of Edmonton Talmud Torah School. Mrs. Raye Spevakow Dolgoy was born in Arel, Russia, February 27, 1914. She came to Canada in 1922 and settled in Innisfree, Alberta. After marrying Dr. Dolgoy, Mrs. Dolgoy became very active in many community groups in Edmonton and organized several different women's auxiliary groups for senior citizens and is a life member of Emunah Woman, ORT, and Hadassah.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of materials created by Max and Raye Dolgoy from 1914-2005. The fonds consists of family histories, family photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, oral history interviews and other materials related to the Dolgoys.

REPOSITORY:
Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Preliminary inventory available in accession register.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Donated by Raye and Max Dolgoy in 1999 and 2001, and 2005.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are expected but not scheduled.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Additional material may be found in the First Century of Jewish Life Editorial Committee fonds and the Oral History Committee fonds and the From Pedlars to Patriarchs fonds held by JAHSENA.
Title based on contents of the fonds.
Includes 131 photographs, 8 audiocassettes, and 2 videocassettes.

PROVENANCE:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max

SUBJECTS:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max
Family and personal life
Religions

CAIN No. 248399

TITLE:
Dolgoy, Spevakow family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2 cm of textual records and other material

DATES:
1914- 2005

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Max Dolgoy was born in Calgary in 1912, the son of Rose and Louis Dolgoy. During his childhood, Dr. Dolgoy lived in Edmonton and Montreal before entering the University of Alberta to study medicine. In 1939, he married Raye Spevakow in Edmonton. The Dolgoys had three sons, Reevan, Mark and Leonard. During the Second World War, Dr. Dolgoy served in the Royal Canadian Medical Corps. After the war, Dr. Dolgoy returned to Edmonton and opened his own medical practice. Dr. Dolgoy was active in the local Jewish community, serving as president of Beth Israel Synagogue and of Edmonton Talmud Torah School. Mrs. Raye Spevakow Dolgoy was born in Arel, Russia, February 27, 1914. She came to Canada in 1922 and settled in Innisfree, Alberta. After marrying Dr. Dolgoy, Mrs. Dolgoy became very active in many community groups in Edmonton and organized several different women's auxiliary groups for senior citizens and is a life member of Emunah Woman, ORT, and Hadassah.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of materials created by Max and Raye Dolgoy from 1914-2005. The fonds consists of family histories, family photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, oral history interviews and other materials related to the Dolgoys.

REPOSITORY:
Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Preliminary inventory available in accession register.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Donated by Raye and Max Dolgoy in 1999 and 2001, and 2005.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are expected but not scheduled.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Additional material may be found in the First Century of Jewish Life Editorial Committee fonds and the Oral History Committee fonds and the From Pedlars to Patriarchs fonds held by JAHSENA.
Title based on contents of the fonds.
Includes 131 photographs, 8 audiocassettes, and 2 videocassettes.

PROVENANCE:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max

SUBJECTS:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max
Family and personal life
Religions

CAIN No. 248399

TITLE:
Dolgoy, Spevakow family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2 cm of textual records and other material

DATES:
1914- 2005

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Max Dolgoy was born in Calgary in 1912, the son of Rose and Louis Dolgoy. During his childhood, Dr. Dolgoy lived in Edmonton and Montreal before entering the University of Alberta to study medicine. In 1939, he married Raye Spevakow in Edmonton. The Dolgoys had three sons, Reevan, Mark and Leonard. During the Second World War, Dr. Dolgoy served in the Royal Canadian Medical Corps. After the war, Dr. Dolgoy returned to Edmonton and opened his own medical practice. Dr. Dolgoy was active in the local Jewish community, serving as president of Beth Israel Synagogue and of Edmonton Talmud Torah School. Mrs. Raye Spevakow Dolgoy was born in Arel, Russia, February 27, 1914. She came to Canada in 1922 and settled in Innisfree, Alberta. After marrying Dr. Dolgoy, Mrs. Dolgoy became very active in many community groups in Edmonton and organized several different women's auxiliary groups for senior citizens and is a life member of Emunah Woman, ORT, and Hadassah.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of materials created by Max and Raye Dolgoy from 1914-2005. The fonds consists of family histories, family photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, oral history interviews and other materials related to the Dolgoys.

REPOSITORY:
Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Preliminary inventory available in accession register.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Donated by Raye and Max Dolgoy in 1999 and 2001, and 2005.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are expected but not scheduled.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Additional material may be found in the First Century of Jewish Life Editorial Committee fonds and the Oral History Committee fonds and the From Pedlars to Patriarchs fonds held by JAHSENA.
Title based on contents of the fonds.
Includes 131 photographs, 8 audiocassettes, and 2 videocassettes.

PROVENANCE:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max

SUBJECTS:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max
Family and personal life
Religions

CAIN No. 248399

TITLE:
Dolgoy, Spevakow family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2 cm of textual records and other material

DATES:
1914- 2005

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Max Dolgoy was born in Calgary in 1912, the son of Rose and Louis Dolgoy. During his childhood, Dr. Dolgoy lived in Edmonton and Montreal before entering the University of Alberta to study medicine. In 1939, he married Raye Spevakow in Edmonton. The Dolgoys had three sons, Reevan, Mark and Leonard. During the Second World War, Dr. Dolgoy served in the Royal Canadian Medical Corps. After the war, Dr. Dolgoy returned to Edmonton and opened his own medical practice. Dr. Dolgoy was active in the local Jewish community, serving as president of Beth Israel Synagogue and of Edmonton Talmud Torah School. Mrs. Raye Spevakow Dolgoy was born in Arel, Russia, February 27, 1914. She came to Canada in 1922 and settled in Innisfree, Alberta. After marrying Dr. Dolgoy, Mrs. Dolgoy became very active in many community groups in Edmonton and organized several different women's auxiliary groups for senior citizens and is a life member of Emunah Woman, ORT, and Hadassah.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of materials created by Max and Raye Dolgoy from 1914-2005. The fonds consists of family histories, family photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, oral history interviews and other materials related to the Dolgoys.

REPOSITORY:
Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Preliminary inventory available in accession register.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Donated by Raye and Max Dolgoy in 1999 and 2001, and 2005.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are expected but not scheduled.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Additional material may be found in the First Century of Jewish Life Editorial Committee fonds and the Oral History Committee fonds and the From Pedlars to Patriarchs fonds held by JAHSENA.
Title based on contents of the fonds.
Includes 131 photographs, 8 audiocassettes, and 2 videocassettes.

PROVENANCE:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max

SUBJECTS:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max
Family and personal life
Religions

CAIN No. 248399

TITLE:
Dolgoy, Spevakow family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2 cm of textual records and other material

DATES:
1914- 2005

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Max Dolgoy was born in Calgary in 1912, the son of Rose and Louis Dolgoy. During his childhood, Dr. Dolgoy lived in Edmonton and Montreal before entering the University of Alberta to study medicine. In 1939, he married Raye Spevakow in Edmonton. The Dolgoys had three sons, Reevan, Mark and Leonard. During the Second World War, Dr. Dolgoy served in the Royal Canadian Medical Corps. After the war, Dr. Dolgoy returned to Edmonton and opened his own medical practice. Dr. Dolgoy was active in the local Jewish community, serving as president of Beth Israel Synagogue and of Edmonton Talmud Torah School. Mrs. Raye Spevakow Dolgoy was born in Arel, Russia, February 27, 1914. She came to Canada in 1922 and settled in Innisfree, Alberta. After marrying Dr. Dolgoy, Mrs. Dolgoy became very active in many community groups in Edmonton and organized several different women's auxiliary groups for senior citizens and is a life member of Emunah Woman, ORT, and Hadassah.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of materials created by Max and Raye Dolgoy from 1914-2005. The fonds consists of family histories, family photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, oral history interviews and other materials related to the Dolgoys.

REPOSITORY:
Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Preliminary inventory available in accession register.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Donated by Raye and Max Dolgoy in 1999 and 2001, and 2005.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are expected but not scheduled.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Additional material may be found in the First Century of Jewish Life Editorial Committee fonds and the Oral History Committee fonds and the From Pedlars to Patriarchs fonds held by JAHSENA.
Title based on contents of the fonds.
Includes 131 photographs, 8 audiocassettes, and 2 videocassettes.

PROVENANCE:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max

SUBJECTS:
Dolgoy (family)
Spevakow (family)
Dolgoy, Rachel Spevakow
Dolgoy, Max
Family and personal life
Religions

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 256038

TITLE:
Stephen J. Thompson fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
16 photographs

DATES:
1904

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Stephen J. Thompson, 1864-1929, was born in Ontario, and established a photo studio in New Westminster, British Columbia about 1885. He photographed extensively along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in the 1890s.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a published album of his photographs, including farming and western life from Manitoba to Vancouver. Includes two views of Calgary, Alberta: a ranch scene and Victoria Park.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gift of Florence Chisholm, 1992.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Thompson's negatives are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Thompson, Stephen J

SUBJECTS:
Thompson, Stephen J
Agriculture
Transportation

CAIN No. 165440

TITLE:
Fonds Finissants Collégial 1974-1975

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm de documents textuels.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
À la fin des années 1960, le système scolaire québécois subissait de profonds changements. LeRapport Parent recommandait de transformer l'ancien cours classique pour le remplacer par cequi devenait le cours secondaire. On créait aussi les cégeps qui allaient dispenser une formationtechnique et pré-universitaire.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds fournit des informations sur les finissants du collégial 1974-1975. Il comprend leuralbum de finissants.

REPOSITORY:
Séminaire de Sherbrooke

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=9798&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Finissants Collégial 1974-1975

CAIN No. 269453

TITLE:
Chinese United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder textual material, photographs

DATES:
1992-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In 1917, a Chinese Mission known as the Chinese Christian Association (CCA) was founded in Winnipeg by Reverend Mar Sheung and Mr. Wong Soon Hong. Both the Presbyterian and Methodist Mission Boards supported the Chinese Mission, also known as the Logan Avenue Mission. The CCA was located at 418/420 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg from 1917 until 1947, when the basement of a new church was constructed at the corner of Princess and Pacific Avenue. Construction of the new church remained incomplete until 1970, when work began on the sanctuary financed by the congregation and the Home Missions Board. During construction of the sanctuary, the congregation worshipped in the House of Prayer on Alexander Avenue. With the dedication of the new sanctuary in 1971 the Chinese congregation finally had a complete church structure to serve them. The Chinese United Church is located at 281 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of the Chinese United Church include Annual Reports, 1993; records pertaining to church property, 1993; and reference material, including photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of the Chinese United Church accumulated over time in the vertical file at the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario and were accessioned in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the Chinese United Church c. 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
02-04

PROVENANCE:
Chinese United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269453

TITLE:
Chinese United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder textual material, photographs

DATES:
1992-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In 1917, a Chinese Mission known as the Chinese Christian Association (CCA) was founded in Winnipeg by Reverend Mar Sheung and Mr. Wong Soon Hong. Both the Presbyterian and Methodist Mission Boards supported the Chinese Mission, also known as the Logan Avenue Mission. The CCA was located at 418/420 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg from 1917 until 1947, when the basement of a new church was constructed at the corner of Princess and Pacific Avenue. Construction of the new church remained incomplete until 1970, when work began on the sanctuary financed by the congregation and the Home Missions Board. During construction of the sanctuary, the congregation worshipped in the House of Prayer on Alexander Avenue. With the dedication of the new sanctuary in 1971 the Chinese congregation finally had a complete church structure to serve them. The Chinese United Church is located at 281 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of the Chinese United Church include Annual Reports, 1993; records pertaining to church property, 1993; and reference material, including photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of the Chinese United Church accumulated over time in the vertical file at the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario and were accessioned in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the Chinese United Church c. 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
02-04

PROVENANCE:
Chinese United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269453

TITLE:
Chinese United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder textual material, photographs

DATES:
1992-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In 1917, a Chinese Mission known as the Chinese Christian Association (CCA) was founded in Winnipeg by Reverend Mar Sheung and Mr. Wong Soon Hong. Both the Presbyterian and Methodist Mission Boards supported the Chinese Mission, also known as the Logan Avenue Mission. The CCA was located at 418/420 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg from 1917 until 1947, when the basement of a new church was constructed at the corner of Princess and Pacific Avenue. Construction of the new church remained incomplete until 1970, when work began on the sanctuary financed by the congregation and the Home Missions Board. During construction of the sanctuary, the congregation worshipped in the House of Prayer on Alexander Avenue. With the dedication of the new sanctuary in 1971 the Chinese congregation finally had a complete church structure to serve them. The Chinese United Church is located at 281 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of the Chinese United Church include Annual Reports, 1993; records pertaining to church property, 1993; and reference material, including photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of the Chinese United Church accumulated over time in the vertical file at the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario and were accessioned in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the Chinese United Church c. 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
02-04

PROVENANCE:
Chinese United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269453

TITLE:
Chinese United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder textual material, photographs

DATES:
1992-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In 1917, a Chinese Mission known as the Chinese Christian Association (CCA) was founded in Winnipeg by Reverend Mar Sheung and Mr. Wong Soon Hong. Both the Presbyterian and Methodist Mission Boards supported the Chinese Mission, also known as the Logan Avenue Mission. The CCA was located at 418/420 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg from 1917 until 1947, when the basement of a new church was constructed at the corner of Princess and Pacific Avenue. Construction of the new church remained incomplete until 1970, when work began on the sanctuary financed by the congregation and the Home Missions Board. During construction of the sanctuary, the congregation worshipped in the House of Prayer on Alexander Avenue. With the dedication of the new sanctuary in 1971 the Chinese congregation finally had a complete church structure to serve them. The Chinese United Church is located at 281 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of the Chinese United Church include Annual Reports, 1993; records pertaining to church property, 1993; and reference material, including photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of the Chinese United Church accumulated over time in the vertical file at the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario and were accessioned in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the Chinese United Church c. 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
02-04

PROVENANCE:
Chinese United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269453

TITLE:
Chinese United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder textual material, photographs

DATES:
1992-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In 1917, a Chinese Mission known as the Chinese Christian Association (CCA) was founded in Winnipeg by Reverend Mar Sheung and Mr. Wong Soon Hong. Both the Presbyterian and Methodist Mission Boards supported the Chinese Mission, also known as the Logan Avenue Mission. The CCA was located at 418/420 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg from 1917 until 1947, when the basement of a new church was constructed at the corner of Princess and Pacific Avenue. Construction of the new church remained incomplete until 1970, when work began on the sanctuary financed by the congregation and the Home Missions Board. During construction of the sanctuary, the congregation worshipped in the House of Prayer on Alexander Avenue. With the dedication of the new sanctuary in 1971 the Chinese congregation finally had a complete church structure to serve them. The Chinese United Church is located at 281 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of the Chinese United Church include Annual Reports, 1993; records pertaining to church property, 1993; and reference material, including photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of the Chinese United Church accumulated over time in the vertical file at the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario and were accessioned in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the Chinese United Church c. 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
02-04

PROVENANCE:
Chinese United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269453

TITLE:
Chinese United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder textual material, photographs

DATES:
1992-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In 1917, a Chinese Mission known as the Chinese Christian Association (CCA) was founded in Winnipeg by Reverend Mar Sheung and Mr. Wong Soon Hong. Both the Presbyterian and Methodist Mission Boards supported the Chinese Mission, also known as the Logan Avenue Mission. The CCA was located at 418/420 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg from 1917 until 1947, when the basement of a new church was constructed at the corner of Princess and Pacific Avenue. Construction of the new church remained incomplete until 1970, when work began on the sanctuary financed by the congregation and the Home Missions Board. During construction of the sanctuary, the congregation worshipped in the House of Prayer on Alexander Avenue. With the dedication of the new sanctuary in 1971 the Chinese congregation finally had a complete church structure to serve them. The Chinese United Church is located at 281 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of the Chinese United Church include Annual Reports, 1993; records pertaining to church property, 1993; and reference material, including photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of the Chinese United Church accumulated over time in the vertical file at the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario and were accessioned in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the Chinese United Church c. 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
02-04

PROVENANCE:
Chinese United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269453

TITLE:
Chinese United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder textual material, photographs

DATES:
1992-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In 1917, a Chinese Mission known as the Chinese Christian Association (CCA) was founded in Winnipeg by Reverend Mar Sheung and Mr. Wong Soon Hong. Both the Presbyterian and Methodist Mission Boards supported the Chinese Mission, also known as the Logan Avenue Mission. The CCA was located at 418/420 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg from 1917 until 1947, when the basement of a new church was constructed at the corner of Princess and Pacific Avenue. Construction of the new church remained incomplete until 1970, when work began on the sanctuary financed by the congregation and the Home Missions Board. During construction of the sanctuary, the congregation worshipped in the House of Prayer on Alexander Avenue. With the dedication of the new sanctuary in 1971 the Chinese congregation finally had a complete church structure to serve them. The Chinese United Church is located at 281 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of the Chinese United Church include Annual Reports, 1993; records pertaining to church property, 1993; and reference material, including photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of the Chinese United Church accumulated over time in the vertical file at the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario and were accessioned in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the Chinese United Church c. 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
02-04

PROVENANCE:
Chinese United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269453

TITLE:
Chinese United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder textual material, photographs

DATES:
1992-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In 1917, a Chinese Mission known as the Chinese Christian Association (CCA) was founded in Winnipeg by Reverend Mar Sheung and Mr. Wong Soon Hong. Both the Presbyterian and Methodist Mission Boards supported the Chinese Mission, also known as the Logan Avenue Mission. The CCA was located at 418/420 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg from 1917 until 1947, when the basement of a new church was constructed at the corner of Princess and Pacific Avenue. Construction of the new church remained incomplete until 1970, when work began on the sanctuary financed by the congregation and the Home Missions Board. During construction of the sanctuary, the congregation worshipped in the House of Prayer on Alexander Avenue. With the dedication of the new sanctuary in 1971 the Chinese congregation finally had a complete church structure to serve them. The Chinese United Church is located at 281 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of the Chinese United Church include Annual Reports, 1993; records pertaining to church property, 1993; and reference material, including photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of the Chinese United Church accumulated over time in the vertical file at the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario and were accessioned in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the Chinese United Church c. 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
02-04

PROVENANCE:
Chinese United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269453

TITLE:
Chinese United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder textual material, photographs

DATES:
1992-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In 1917, a Chinese Mission known as the Chinese Christian Association (CCA) was founded in Winnipeg by Reverend Mar Sheung and Mr. Wong Soon Hong. Both the Presbyterian and Methodist Mission Boards supported the Chinese Mission, also known as the Logan Avenue Mission. The CCA was located at 418/420 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg from 1917 until 1947, when the basement of a new church was constructed at the corner of Princess and Pacific Avenue. Construction of the new church remained incomplete until 1970, when work began on the sanctuary financed by the congregation and the Home Missions Board. During construction of the sanctuary, the congregation worshipped in the House of Prayer on Alexander Avenue. With the dedication of the new sanctuary in 1971 the Chinese congregation finally had a complete church structure to serve them. The Chinese United Church is located at 281 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of the Chinese United Church include Annual Reports, 1993; records pertaining to church property, 1993; and reference material, including photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of the Chinese United Church accumulated over time in the vertical file at the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario and were accessioned in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the Chinese United Church c. 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
02-04

PROVENANCE:
Chinese United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269497

TITLE:
St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3m textual records, other material

DATES:
1881-1992

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church existed in Winnipeg from 1926 until 1992. The predecessor of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church was St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Upon church union and the division of the congregations of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church into St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church and St. Andrew's River Heights United Church, the Elgin Avenue congregation put out a call to Rev. J. S. Miller. Under the ministry of Rev. J. S. Miller, St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church took on an increasingly active role in the community. By 1948, the Elgin Avenue church had become part of the Central Winnipeg Missions. Several renovations were done to the church structure during the 1950's, only to be destroyed by a devastating fire in 1968. After the fire, the congregation of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church held worship services in a variety of locations, and voted in favour of existing as a self-sustaining charge. In 1972 plans were developed for a new home for the congregationin conjunction with plans for an urban housing project and community center. The construction of St. Andrew's Place was complete in 1975, providing space for low rental housing apartments, St. Andrew's Elgin Ave United Church, the St. Andrew's Thrift Shop, and several businesses and services. The final worship service of the St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church congregation was held in St. Andrew's Place in June 1992.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church are arranged in the following series: Sacramental Registers, pertaining to Baptisms, 1909-1992, Marriages 1907-1991, and Burials, 1913-1992; Membership Rolls and records of the Session, including communion roll, minutes and correspondence, 1926-1992; records of the Official Board, including minutes and correspondence, 1963-1992; records pertaining to Christian Education, including minutes and financial records, 1914-1963; records of Congregational Meetings and Annual Reports, 1926-1992; records pertaining to the Board of Stewards and church property, including minutes and correspondence, 1921-1976; records of the following committees: Worship, 1983-1986; and Planning, 1990-1992; records pertaining to Pastoral Relations, 1959-1960; records pertaining to the Church Choir, including financial statements, 1958-1969; records of lay associations, including the Women's Missionary Society, Ladies Aid, United Church Women, Young Peoples, Mother's Club,and Elginettes, 1883-1983; and reference material, including anniversary booklets/church histories, guest books, correspondence, clippings and photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church came to the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario as part of several transfers of records between 1980 and 1993.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church dating from 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
80-10; 81-2; 84-21; 87-34; 93-16; 02-12

PROVENANCE:
St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269497

TITLE:
St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3m textual records, other material

DATES:
1881-1992

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church existed in Winnipeg from 1926 until 1992. The predecessor of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church was St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Upon church union and the division of the congregations of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church into St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church and St. Andrew's River Heights United Church, the Elgin Avenue congregation put out a call to Rev. J. S. Miller. Under the ministry of Rev. J. S. Miller, St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church took on an increasingly active role in the community. By 1948, the Elgin Avenue church had become part of the Central Winnipeg Missions. Several renovations were done to the church structure during the 1950's, only to be destroyed by a devastating fire in 1968. After the fire, the congregation of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church held worship services in a variety of locations, and voted in favour of existing as a self-sustaining charge. In 1972 plans were developed for a new home for the congregationin conjunction with plans for an urban housing project and community center. The construction of St. Andrew's Place was complete in 1975, providing space for low rental housing apartments, St. Andrew's Elgin Ave United Church, the St. Andrew's Thrift Shop, and several businesses and services. The final worship service of the St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church congregation was held in St. Andrew's Place in June 1992.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church are arranged in the following series: Sacramental Registers, pertaining to Baptisms, 1909-1992, Marriages 1907-1991, and Burials, 1913-1992; Membership Rolls and records of the Session, including communion roll, minutes and correspondence, 1926-1992; records of the Official Board, including minutes and correspondence, 1963-1992; records pertaining to Christian Education, including minutes and financial records, 1914-1963; records of Congregational Meetings and Annual Reports, 1926-1992; records pertaining to the Board of Stewards and church property, including minutes and correspondence, 1921-1976; records of the following committees: Worship, 1983-1986; and Planning, 1990-1992; records pertaining to Pastoral Relations, 1959-1960; records pertaining to the Church Choir, including financial statements, 1958-1969; records of lay associations, including the Women's Missionary Society, Ladies Aid, United Church Women, Young Peoples, Mother's Club,and Elginettes, 1883-1983; and reference material, including anniversary booklets/church histories, guest books, correspondence, clippings and photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church came to the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario as part of several transfers of records between 1980 and 1993.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church dating from 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
80-10; 81-2; 84-21; 87-34; 93-16; 02-12

PROVENANCE:
St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269497

TITLE:
St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3m textual records, other material

DATES:
1881-1992

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church existed in Winnipeg from 1926 until 1992. The predecessor of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church was St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Upon church union and the division of the congregations of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church into St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church and St. Andrew's River Heights United Church, the Elgin Avenue congregation put out a call to Rev. J. S. Miller. Under the ministry of Rev. J. S. Miller, St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church took on an increasingly active role in the community. By 1948, the Elgin Avenue church had become part of the Central Winnipeg Missions. Several renovations were done to the church structure during the 1950's, only to be destroyed by a devastating fire in 1968. After the fire, the congregation of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church held worship services in a variety of locations, and voted in favour of existing as a self-sustaining charge. In 1972 plans were developed for a new home for the congregationin conjunction with plans for an urban housing project and community center. The construction of St. Andrew's Place was complete in 1975, providing space for low rental housing apartments, St. Andrew's Elgin Ave United Church, the St. Andrew's Thrift Shop, and several businesses and services. The final worship service of the St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church congregation was held in St. Andrew's Place in June 1992.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The surviving records of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church are arranged in the following series: Sacramental Registers, pertaining to Baptisms, 1909-1992, Marriages 1907-1991, and Burials, 1913-1992; Membership Rolls and records of the Session, including communion roll, minutes and correspondence, 1926-1992; records of the Official Board, including minutes and correspondence, 1963-1992; records pertaining to Christian Education, including minutes and financial records, 1914-1963; records of Congregational Meetings and Annual Reports, 1926-1992; records pertaining to the Board of Stewards and church property, including minutes and correspondence, 1921-1976; records of the following committees: Worship, 1983-1986; and Planning, 1990-1992; records pertaining to Pastoral Relations, 1959-1960; records pertaining to the Church Choir, including financial statements, 1958-1969; records of lay associations, including the Women's Missionary Society, Ladies Aid, United Church Women, Young Peoples, Mother's Club,and Elginettes, 1883-1983; and reference material, including anniversary booklets/church histories, guest books, correspondence, clippings and photographs.

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Conference Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid and item level inventory available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church came to the conference archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario as part of several transfers of records between 1980 and 1993.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See records of the Central Winnipeg Parish for records pertaining to the St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church dating from 1963.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
80-10; 81-2; 84-21; 87-34; 93-16; 02-12

PROVENANCE:
St. Andrew's Elgin Avenue United Church

SUBJECTS:
Winnipeg Presbytery

CAIN No. 269159

TITLE:
Carberry & Area Lions Club

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 calendar 2008-09 -- 58.5 x 28 cm

DATES:
1910-2008
1910-35, predominant

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Carberry & Area Lions Club was chartered on September 26, 1980 and sponsored by the Brandon Lions Club with Lion Jim Maguire and Lion John White of Brandon doing the foundation work of establishing the club. Charter President was Leslie Christopher; Dale Jaszan - Charter Vice President; Allan Peill - Charter Treasurer; and Ellery Hammond - Charter Secretary. Other Charter members were: Herbert Christopher, Vernon Currie, Barry Anderson, Ken Leverington, Kwan Yuen, Mel Jones, Fred Jackson, Jack Kirk, Ram Agrawal, Roy Jewsbury, Lorrie Balabanski, Gordon McPhail and John Sanderson The Carberry Lions are associated with the International Organization of Lions, and work with and for the disabled, blind, young and elderly as their motto is "We Serve." Every year for the past twenty four years, the Carberry & Area Lions Club have been publishing a calendar showing a picture displaying some aspect of Carberry life, the birthdates, anniversaries, dates of death and war service of Carberry and North Cypress citizens, dates of meetings of various service clubs and political bodies, dates and occasions of school closures, and other significant community dates.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of a calendar for 2008-09 (58.5 x 28 cm) the top half of which shows a picture, framed by small (1 column inch approximately) advertisements for local businesses. Below that in the bottom half are the calendar pages (starting in July and also bearing small business advertisements). For this year, since it is the Carberry & District Agricultural Society's 125th Anniversary, the picture selected for the calendar is a photograph of a winning team of horses exhibited by James C Humeston of Wellwood at the fair in 1908

REPOSITORY:
Carberry Plains Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access to these records.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Researchers are responsible for observing Canadian copyright restrictions.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids are available

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Records have been presented to the Carberry Plains Archives in 2008 by Denis Sevigny of the Lions Club

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2008.06

PROVENANCE:
Carberry & Area Lions Club

CAIN No. 211151

TITLE:
Patrick Reid fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 m of textual records

DATES:
1967-1984

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Thomas Patrick Reid (b. 1943) was an Ontario liberal politician.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records created and received by Patrick Reid in his capacity as a Liberal member of the Ontario Legislature. Fonds includes Reid constituency office records. In addition, fonds contains correspondence, and subject files created and collected by Reid while he served as critic for the Ministries of Northern affairs, Transportation and Communications, Natural Resources, Environment, and Labour. Fonds also includes records created by Reid in his capacity as President of the Ontario Liberal Party, member of the Select Committee on the Guidelines for the Ombudsman and Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. These materials cannot be published without permission of the copyright holder.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available for this fonds.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Fonds was acquired by the Archives of Ontario in 1984 from Patrick Reid.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 109

PROVENANCE:
Reid, Patrick, 1947-

CAIN No. 211151

TITLE:
Patrick Reid fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 m of textual records

DATES:
1967-1984

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Thomas Patrick Reid (b. 1943) was an Ontario liberal politician.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records created and received by Patrick Reid in his capacity as a Liberal member of the Ontario Legislature. Fonds includes Reid constituency office records. In addition, fonds contains correspondence, and subject files created and collected by Reid while he served as critic for the Ministries of Northern affairs, Transportation and Communications, Natural Resources, Environment, and Labour. Fonds also includes records created by Reid in his capacity as President of the Ontario Liberal Party, member of the Select Committee on the Guidelines for the Ombudsman and Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. These materials cannot be published without permission of the copyright holder.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available for this fonds.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Fonds was acquired by the Archives of Ontario in 1984 from Patrick Reid.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 109

PROVENANCE:
Reid, Patrick, 1947-

CAIN No. 211151

TITLE:
Patrick Reid fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 m of textual records

DATES:
1967-1984

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Thomas Patrick Reid (b. 1943) was an Ontario liberal politician.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records created and received by Patrick Reid in his capacity as a Liberal member of the Ontario Legislature. Fonds includes Reid constituency office records. In addition, fonds contains correspondence, and subject files created and collected by Reid while he served as critic for the Ministries of Northern affairs, Transportation and Communications, Natural Resources, Environment, and Labour. Fonds also includes records created by Reid in his capacity as President of the Ontario Liberal Party, member of the Select Committee on the Guidelines for the Ombudsman and Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. These materials cannot be published without permission of the copyright holder.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available for this fonds.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Fonds was acquired by the Archives of Ontario in 1984 from Patrick Reid.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 109

PROVENANCE:
Reid, Patrick, 1947-

CAIN No. 211151

TITLE:
Patrick Reid fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 m of textual records

DATES:
1967-1984

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Thomas Patrick Reid (b. 1943) was an Ontario liberal politician.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records created and received by Patrick Reid in his capacity as a Liberal member of the Ontario Legislature. Fonds includes Reid constituency office records. In addition, fonds contains correspondence, and subject files created and collected by Reid while he served as critic for the Ministries of Northern affairs, Transportation and Communications, Natural Resources, Environment, and Labour. Fonds also includes records created by Reid in his capacity as President of the Ontario Liberal Party, member of the Select Committee on the Guidelines for the Ombudsman and Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. These materials cannot be published without permission of the copyright holder.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available for this fonds.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Fonds was acquired by the Archives of Ontario in 1984 from Patrick Reid.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 109

PROVENANCE:
Reid, Patrick, 1947-

CAIN No. 211151

TITLE:
Patrick Reid fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 m of textual records

DATES:
1967-1984

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Thomas Patrick Reid (b. 1943) was an Ontario liberal politician.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records created and received by Patrick Reid in his capacity as a Liberal member of the Ontario Legislature. Fonds includes Reid constituency office records. In addition, fonds contains correspondence, and subject files created and collected by Reid while he served as critic for the Ministries of Northern affairs, Transportation and Communications, Natural Resources, Environment, and Labour. Fonds also includes records created by Reid in his capacity as President of the Ontario Liberal Party, member of the Select Committee on the Guidelines for the Ombudsman and Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. These materials cannot be published without permission of the copyright holder.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available for this fonds.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Fonds was acquired by the Archives of Ontario in 1984 from Patrick Reid.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 109

PROVENANCE:
Reid, Patrick, 1947-

CAIN No. 211151

TITLE:
Patrick Reid fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 m of textual records

DATES:
1967-1984

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Thomas Patrick Reid (b. 1943) was an Ontario liberal politician.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records created and received by Patrick Reid in his capacity as a Liberal member of the Ontario Legislature. Fonds includes Reid constituency office records. In addition, fonds contains correspondence, and subject files created and collected by Reid while he served as critic for the Ministries of Northern affairs, Transportation and Communications, Natural Resources, Environment, and Labour. Fonds also includes records created by Reid in his capacity as President of the Ontario Liberal Party, member of the Select Committee on the Guidelines for the Ombudsman and Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. These materials cannot be published without permission of the copyright holder.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available for this fonds.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Fonds was acquired by the Archives of Ontario in 1984 from Patrick Reid.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 109

PROVENANCE:
Reid, Patrick, 1947-

CAIN No. 224163

TITLE:
Margo Dunn and Ariel Books fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
82 cm of textual records
2 artifacts

DATES:
1968-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Margo Dunn, actor, writer, feminist and owner of Ariel Books, has been an active force in the Vancouver women_s movement since 1966. She participated in the Abortion Caravan to Ottawa in 1970, acted in guerrilla theatre, and taught Women's Studies at Vancouver City College Langara. Born in Montreal, on March 17, 1944, Ms. Dunn completed a BA in English from Marianopolis College (de l_Universit_ de Montr_al) in 1964. In 1966, she moved to Vancouver and attended Simon Fraser University from 1968 to 1970 working towards an MA in English. Ms. Dunn returned to SFU in 1974 and 1975 to finish work on her MA thesis, “The Development of Narrative in the Writing of Isabella Valency Crawford.” From 1977 to 1979 she worked as an editor and taught drama at the University of New Brunswick. She also ran in the 1978 New Brunswick provincial election as a candidate for the NDP. Ms. Dunn has also taught women_s studies at VCC-Langara in Vancouver from 1980 to 1990. Ms. Dunn is also a writer and editor; she edited the publication Makara in the 1970s and Room of Ones Own, in the early 1980s. In addition to her professional activities, Margo Dunn is an unofficial record-keeper of the Vancouver women_s movement. She collected and stored material that she felt was important to record women_s activities in the struggle for freedom and equality. In this role, she was sought out by representatives of various women_s organizations and individuals to store and preserve their records. More recently, Ms. Dunn has been a columnist for X_tra West and Angles. She also contributes opinion and editorial pieces for the gay and lesbian television programs, Prism and, later, Outlook. She also writes and performs her own work and has resumed her early profession as an actor.
Ariel Books first opened in 1974 as a private business focusing on books about women_s spirituality, but switched to collective ownership and a more general feminist bookstore format circa 1975. In 1981, when the collective decided to sell the business, Margo Dunn and Janice Pentland-Smith purchased the store that was then located at 2766 West 4th Avenue in Vancouver. In 1983, Margo Dunn acquired her partner_s shares and became the sole proprietor of Ariel Books. In 1991, Ariel Books moved to a larger space at 1988 West 4th Avenue, where it remained until it closed in 1994. Ariel Books was one of two feminist bookstores operating in Vancouver during this period; the other was the Women_s Bookstore (in operation from 1973 to 1996). Indeed, Vancouver was the only city in North America that supported two feminist bookstores simultaneously for such a long period of time. Ariel Books specialized in books for women in such areas as feminist theory, politics, lesbian issues, violence against women, assertiveness, psychology, parenting, birth and midwifery, fiction and the like. Ariel Books also hosted readings by popular feminist writers, and acted as an essential resource for Vancouver women.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds is comprised of the records of Ariel Books and a number of subject files compiled or collected by Margo Dunn. Records reflect Margo Dunn_s business interest as owner of Ariel Books, and her role as collector of the records of the Vancouver women_s movement. Includes correspondence, financial records, log books, promotional material, catalogues, articles, clippings, manuscripts, artifacts, and ephemera. The fonds consists of two series: Ariel Books records, 1976-1993 (F-115-1); Subject files, 1968-1982 (F-115-2). The Ariel Books series (44 cm of textual records, 2 artifacts) consists of five sub-series: Establishment and organizational records, 1981-1987,1991 (F-115-1-1); Log books, 1977-1993 (F-115-1-2); Correspondence, 1980-1993 (F-115-1-3); Events records, 1986-[199-] (F-115-1-4); General operational files, 1976-1989 (F-115-1-4).

REPOSITORY:
Simon Fraser University. Archives and Records Management Department

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Access to some records in the fonds is restricted in order to protect the personal privacy of individuals named in the documents. Please consult the series descriptions, the unit lists and the archivist for further details.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Series descriptions and file lists are available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.sfu.ca/archives/F-115/F-115.html

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records remained in the possession of Margo Dunn until they were donated to the Simon Fraser University Archives.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on provenance of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Dunn, Margo, 1944-
Ariel Books

SUBJECTS:
Dunn, Margo, 1944-
Ariel Books

CAIN No. 224163

TITLE:
Margo Dunn and Ariel Books fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
82 cm of textual records
2 artifacts

DATES:
1968-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Margo Dunn, actor, writer, feminist and owner of Ariel Books, has been an active force in the Vancouver women_s movement since 1966. She participated in the Abortion Caravan to Ottawa in 1970, acted in guerrilla theatre, and taught Women's Studies at Vancouver City College Langara. Born in Montreal, on March 17, 1944, Ms. Dunn completed a BA in English from Marianopolis College (de l_Universit_ de Montr_al) in 1964. In 1966, she moved to Vancouver and attended Simon Fraser University from 1968 to 1970 working towards an MA in English. Ms. Dunn returned to SFU in 1974 and 1975 to finish work on her MA thesis, “The Development of Narrative in the Writing of Isabella Valency Crawford.” From 1977 to 1979 she worked as an editor and taught drama at the University of New Brunswick. She also ran in the 1978 New Brunswick provincial election as a candidate for the NDP. Ms. Dunn has also taught women_s studies at VCC-Langara in Vancouver from 1980 to 1990. Ms. Dunn is also a writer and editor; she edited the publication Makara in the 1970s and Room of Ones Own, in the early 1980s. In addition to her professional activities, Margo Dunn is an unofficial record-keeper of the Vancouver women_s movement. She collected and stored material that she felt was important to record women_s activities in the struggle for freedom and equality. In this role, she was sought out by representatives of various women_s organizations and individuals to store and preserve their records. More recently, Ms. Dunn has been a columnist for X_tra West and Angles. She also contributes opinion and editorial pieces for the gay and lesbian television programs, Prism and, later, Outlook. She also writes and performs her own work and has resumed her early profession as an actor.
Ariel Books first opened in 1974 as a private business focusing on books about women_s spirituality, but switched to collective ownership and a more general feminist bookstore format circa 1975. In 1981, when the collective decided to sell the business, Margo Dunn and Janice Pentland-Smith purchased the store that was then located at 2766 West 4th Avenue in Vancouver. In 1983, Margo Dunn acquired her partner_s shares and became the sole proprietor of Ariel Books. In 1991, Ariel Books moved to a larger space at 1988 West 4th Avenue, where it remained until it closed in 1994. Ariel Books was one of two feminist bookstores operating in Vancouver during this period; the other was the Women_s Bookstore (in operation from 1973 to 1996). Indeed, Vancouver was the only city in North America that supported two feminist bookstores simultaneously for such a long period of time. Ariel Books specialized in books for women in such areas as feminist theory, politics, lesbian issues, violence against women, assertiveness, psychology, parenting, birth and midwifery, fiction and the like. Ariel Books also hosted readings by popular feminist writers, and acted as an essential resource for Vancouver women.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds is comprised of the records of Ariel Books and a number of subject files compiled or collected by Margo Dunn. Records reflect Margo Dunn_s business interest as owner of Ariel Books, and her role as collector of the records of the Vancouver women_s movement. Includes correspondence, financial records, log books, promotional material, catalogues, articles, clippings, manuscripts, artifacts, and ephemera. The fonds consists of two series: Ariel Books records, 1976-1993 (F-115-1); Subject files, 1968-1982 (F-115-2). The Ariel Books series (44 cm of textual records, 2 artifacts) consists of five sub-series: Establishment and organizational records, 1981-1987,1991 (F-115-1-1); Log books, 1977-1993 (F-115-1-2); Correspondence, 1980-1993 (F-115-1-3); Events records, 1986-[199-] (F-115-1-4); General operational files, 1976-1989 (F-115-1-4).

REPOSITORY:
Simon Fraser University. Archives and Records Management Department

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Access to some records in the fonds is restricted in order to protect the personal privacy of individuals named in the documents. Please consult the series descriptions, the unit lists and the archivist for further details.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Series descriptions and file lists are available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.sfu.ca/archives/F-115/F-115.html

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records remained in the possession of Margo Dunn until they were donated to the Simon Fraser University Archives.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on provenance of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Dunn, Margo, 1944-
Ariel Books

SUBJECTS:
Dunn, Margo, 1944-
Ariel Books

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 246932

TITLE:
Burks family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records. -- 1 photograph : print; copy

DATES:
[ca.1912], 1970-1974

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Burks family lived at Banff, Alberta, Canada. Jan Burks worked for the Archives of the Canadian Rockies (now the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies) and Toby Burks was a warden with the Banff National Park Warden Service.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records re housing, tax and assessment in Banff; and warden service training and procedures, including an annotated map of Warden district #1, Banff National Park. Accompanied by photograph of buildings at Lake Minnewanka, before first dam, ca.1912; copy.

REPOSITORY:
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aids and reference tools: basic description

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Acquired by donation and loan for copy, 1970-1975

LANGUAGE:
Language is English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on accession records
Textual records include one oversize item

PROVENANCE:
Burks (family)

SUBJECTS:
Burks (family)
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 211206

TITLE:
Henry Hunt family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
1 photograph
3 drawings

DATES:
1788-1942

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Henry Hunt family were involved in medicine in Stormont County and Toronto, Ontario throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.Dr. Ebenezer Hunt was a pastor in Southwark, England and moved to Cornwall, Upper Canada via the United States in the early nineteenth century.Henry Hunt (1797-1885) succeeded his father Ebenezer as medical practitioner in the Stormont County, Ontario area during the nineteenth century.Henry Hunt Junior (1846-1926) was a doctor in Williamstown, Ontario and Toronto during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records of the Hunt family, predominantly Ebenezer, Henry and Henry Junior. Fonds includes the journal of Ebenezer's voyage from London to New York, 1804, as well as his medical books such as Praxis Medical and Fever. Fonds also includes Henry Junior's personal diary, 1884-1907. In addition, fonds contains correspondence to Dr. Norman B. Gwyn regarding his research on the Hunt family.Fonds further contains 3 drawings. Subjects are Henry Hunt, Michael Ernest Ettmuller and Thomas Sydenham.Fonds also includes a photograph of the annual meeting of the Ontario Medical Association in 1894.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. These materials cannot be published without permission of the copyright holder

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available for this fonds

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The Hunt family records were in the custody of Dr. Henry Hunt's descendants until his grandson, Henry Hunt Bowen, gave them to Dr. Norman B. Gwyn. The Archives of Ontario acquired the fonds in 1979 from Robert Russell.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 1377

PROVENANCE:
Hunt, Ebenezer
Hunt, Henry, 1797-1885
Hunt, Henry, 1846-1926

CAIN No. 211206

TITLE:
Henry Hunt family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
1 photograph
3 drawings

DATES:
1788-1942

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Henry Hunt family were involved in medicine in Stormont County and Toronto, Ontario throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.Dr. Ebenezer Hunt was a pastor in Southwark, England and moved to Cornwall, Upper Canada via the United States in the early nineteenth century.Henry Hunt (1797-1885) succeeded his father Ebenezer as medical practitioner in the Stormont County, Ontario area during the nineteenth century.Henry Hunt Junior (1846-1926) was a doctor in Williamstown, Ontario and Toronto during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records of the Hunt family, predominantly Ebenezer, Henry and Henry Junior. Fonds includes the journal of Ebenezer's voyage from London to New York, 1804, as well as his medical books such as Praxis Medical and Fever. Fonds also includes Henry Junior's personal diary, 1884-1907. In addition, fonds contains correspondence to Dr. Norman B. Gwyn regarding his research on the Hunt family.Fonds further contains 3 drawings. Subjects are Henry Hunt, Michael Ernest Ettmuller and Thomas Sydenham.Fonds also includes a photograph of the annual meeting of the Ontario Medical Association in 1894.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. These materials cannot be published without permission of the copyright holder

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available for this fonds

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The Hunt family records were in the custody of Dr. Henry Hunt's descendants until his grandson, Henry Hunt Bowen, gave them to Dr. Norman B. Gwyn. The Archives of Ontario acquired the fonds in 1979 from Robert Russell.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 1377

PROVENANCE:
Hunt, Ebenezer
Hunt, Henry, 1797-1885
Hunt, Henry, 1846-1926

CAIN No. 211206

TITLE:
Henry Hunt family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
1 photograph
3 drawings

DATES:
1788-1942

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Henry Hunt family were involved in medicine in Stormont County and Toronto, Ontario throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.Dr. Ebenezer Hunt was a pastor in Southwark, England and moved to Cornwall, Upper Canada via the United States in the early nineteenth century.Henry Hunt (1797-1885) succeeded his father Ebenezer as medical practitioner in the Stormont County, Ontario area during the nineteenth century.Henry Hunt Junior (1846-1926) was a doctor in Williamstown, Ontario and Toronto during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records of the Hunt family, predominantly Ebenezer, Henry and Henry Junior. Fonds includes the journal of Ebenezer's voyage from London to New York, 1804, as well as his medical books such as Praxis Medical and Fever. Fonds also includes Henry Junior's personal diary, 1884-1907. In addition, fonds contains correspondence to Dr. Norman B. Gwyn regarding his research on the Hunt family.Fonds further contains 3 drawings. Subjects are Henry Hunt, Michael Ernest Ettmuller and Thomas Sydenham.Fonds also includes a photograph of the annual meeting of the Ontario Medical Association in 1894.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. These materials cannot be published without permission of the copyright holder

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available for this fonds

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The Hunt family records were in the custody of Dr. Henry Hunt's descendants until his grandson, Henry Hunt Bowen, gave them to Dr. Norman B. Gwyn. The Archives of Ontario acquired the fonds in 1979 from Robert Russell.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 1377

PROVENANCE:
Hunt, Ebenezer
Hunt, Henry, 1797-1885
Hunt, Henry, 1846-1926

CAIN No. 143333

TITLE:
Horace Fowler fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6.5 cm of textual records
5 photographs

DATES:
1917-1966

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Originally a member of University of British Columbia Arts Class of 1926, H.W. Fowler completed his M.A. in 1929 before embarking on a teaching career. He taught in the UBC Department of Physics for two years and then went to the former combined elementary-high school which later became University Hill Secondary School. He completed his B.Ed. in 1943.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of clippings, brochures and photographs relating to Fowler's activities as a student at UBC. Also included are programmes from variety of UBC events including the inauguration of UBC buildings at Point Grey (1925). In addition, the fonds includes programmes of performances of the UBC Players' Club (1928-1935) and the UBC Musical Society (1923-1933).

REPOSITORY:
University of British Columbia Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
File list available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.library.ubc.ca/archives/u_arch/fowler.html

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Fowler, Horace Wesley, d. 1963

SUBJECTS:
Fowler, Horace Wesley, d. 1963
University of British Columbia. Players' Club
University of British Columbia. Musical Society

CAIN No. 143333

TITLE:
Horace Fowler fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6.5 cm of textual records
5 photographs

DATES:
1917-1966

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Originally a member of University of British Columbia Arts Class of 1926, H.W. Fowler completed his M.A. in 1929 before embarking on a teaching career. He taught in the UBC Department of Physics for two years and then went to the former combined elementary-high school which later became University Hill Secondary School. He completed his B.Ed. in 1943.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of clippings, brochures and photographs relating to Fowler's activities as a student at UBC. Also included are programmes from variety of UBC events including the inauguration of UBC buildings at Point Grey (1925). In addition, the fonds includes programmes of performances of the UBC Players' Club (1928-1935) and the UBC Musical Society (1923-1933).

REPOSITORY:
University of British Columbia Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
File list available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.library.ubc.ca/archives/u_arch/fowler.html

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Fowler, Horace Wesley, d. 1963

SUBJECTS:
Fowler, Horace Wesley, d. 1963
University of British Columbia. Players' Club
University of British Columbia. Musical Society

CAIN No. 143333

TITLE:
Horace Fowler fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6.5 cm of textual records
5 photographs

DATES:
1917-1966

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Originally a member of University of British Columbia Arts Class of 1926, H.W. Fowler completed his M.A. in 1929 before embarking on a teaching career. He taught in the UBC Department of Physics for two years and then went to the former combined elementary-high school which later became University Hill Secondary School. He completed his B.Ed. in 1943.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of clippings, brochures and photographs relating to Fowler's activities as a student at UBC. Also included are programmes from variety of UBC events including the inauguration of UBC buildings at Point Grey (1925). In addition, the fonds includes programmes of performances of the UBC Players' Club (1928-1935) and the UBC Musical Society (1923-1933).

REPOSITORY:
University of British Columbia Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
File list available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.library.ubc.ca/archives/u_arch/fowler.html

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Fowler, Horace Wesley, d. 1963

SUBJECTS:
Fowler, Horace Wesley, d. 1963
University of British Columbia. Players' Club
University of British Columbia. Musical Society

CAIN No. 159625

TITLE:
Chipman United Church fonds : [1855-1981]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3 reels of microfilm

DATES:
Microfilmed 1981

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
About 1841 the Reverend Mr. Wivell, a Presbyterian minister, visited the Salmon River area near what is now Chipman, Queens County, New Brunswick. By August 1844 a Presbyterian Church had been built at Red Bank under the guidance of the Reverend Mr. Millen. By 1854 membership in the church stood at 45.
In 1876 the Reverend S. Johnson took charge of the congregation. A new church was erected at Salmon Creek and dedicated in 1886. Between 1890 and 1910 the old church at Red Bank was abandoned, and about 1892 a new church was erected within the village of Chipman. In 1925 members of the Chipman church decided to enter the new United Church of Canada.
Source:
"History of the Parish of Chipman" by Rev. Frank Baird, 1946

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
This fonds contains the administrative records of the Red Bank Presbyterian Church, the Salmon Creek Presbyterian Church, the Chipman Presbyterian Church, and the Chipman United Church as well as records relating to church societies, organizations, and committees.
It consists of minutes of Sessions, minutes of congregational and Board of Trustee meetings, and church registers (communion rolls, baptisms, marriages, burials). Also included are minutes of the Women's Missionary Society, the United Church Women, and of the Red Bank Cemetery Committee as well as a pew rental book for the Salmon Creek church.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of New Brunswick

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Information about the custody of these records prior to acquisition is incomplete.

LANGUAGE:
English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC227

PROVENANCE:
Chipman United Church

CAIN No. 159625

TITLE:
Chipman United Church fonds : [1855-1981]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3 reels of microfilm

DATES:
Microfilmed 1981

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
About 1841 the Reverend Mr. Wivell, a Presbyterian minister, visited the Salmon River area near what is now Chipman, Queens County, New Brunswick. By August 1844 a Presbyterian Church had been built at Red Bank under the guidance of the Reverend Mr. Millen. By 1854 membership in the church stood at 45.
In 1876 the Reverend S. Johnson took charge of the congregation. A new church was erected at Salmon Creek and dedicated in 1886. Between 1890 and 1910 the old church at Red Bank was abandoned, and about 1892 a new church was erected within the village of Chipman. In 1925 members of the Chipman church decided to enter the new United Church of Canada.
Source:
"History of the Parish of Chipman" by Rev. Frank Baird, 1946

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
This fonds contains the administrative records of the Red Bank Presbyterian Church, the Salmon Creek Presbyterian Church, the Chipman Presbyterian Church, and the Chipman United Church as well as records relating to church societies, organizations, and committees.
It consists of minutes of Sessions, minutes of congregational and Board of Trustee meetings, and church registers (communion rolls, baptisms, marriages, burials). Also included are minutes of the Women's Missionary Society, the United Church Women, and of the Red Bank Cemetery Committee as well as a pew rental book for the Salmon Creek church.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of New Brunswick

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Information about the custody of these records prior to acquisition is incomplete.

LANGUAGE:
English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC227

PROVENANCE:
Chipman United Church

CAIN No. 159625

TITLE:
Chipman United Church fonds : [1855-1981]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3 reels of microfilm

DATES:
Microfilmed 1981

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
About 1841 the Reverend Mr. Wivell, a Presbyterian minister, visited the Salmon River area near what is now Chipman, Queens County, New Brunswick. By August 1844 a Presbyterian Church had been built at Red Bank under the guidance of the Reverend Mr. Millen. By 1854 membership in the church stood at 45.
In 1876 the Reverend S. Johnson took charge of the congregation. A new church was erected at Salmon Creek and dedicated in 1886. Between 1890 and 1910 the old church at Red Bank was abandoned, and about 1892 a new church was erected within the village of Chipman. In 1925 members of the Chipman church decided to enter the new United Church of Canada.
Source:
"History of the Parish of Chipman" by Rev. Frank Baird, 1946

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
This fonds contains the administrative records of the Red Bank Presbyterian Church, the Salmon Creek Presbyterian Church, the Chipman Presbyterian Church, and the Chipman United Church as well as records relating to church societies, organizations, and committees.
It consists of minutes of Sessions, minutes of congregational and Board of Trustee meetings, and church registers (communion rolls, baptisms, marriages, burials). Also included are minutes of the Women's Missionary Society, the United Church Women, and of the Red Bank Cemetery Committee as well as a pew rental book for the Salmon Creek church.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of New Brunswick

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Information about the custody of these records prior to acquisition is incomplete.

LANGUAGE:
English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC227

PROVENANCE:
Chipman United Church

CAIN No. 159625

TITLE:
Chipman United Church fonds : [1855-1981]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3 reels of microfilm

DATES:
Microfilmed 1981

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
About 1841 the Reverend Mr. Wivell, a Presbyterian minister, visited the Salmon River area near what is now Chipman, Queens County, New Brunswick. By August 1844 a Presbyterian Church had been built at Red Bank under the guidance of the Reverend Mr. Millen. By 1854 membership in the church stood at 45.
In 1876 the Reverend S. Johnson took charge of the congregation. A new church was erected at Salmon Creek and dedicated in 1886. Between 1890 and 1910 the old church at Red Bank was abandoned, and about 1892 a new church was erected within the village of Chipman. In 1925 members of the Chipman church decided to enter the new United Church of Canada.
Source:
"History of the Parish of Chipman" by Rev. Frank Baird, 1946

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
This fonds contains the administrative records of the Red Bank Presbyterian Church, the Salmon Creek Presbyterian Church, the Chipman Presbyterian Church, and the Chipman United Church as well as records relating to church societies, organizations, and committees.
It consists of minutes of Sessions, minutes of congregational and Board of Trustee meetings, and church registers (communion rolls, baptisms, marriages, burials). Also included are minutes of the Women's Missionary Society, the United Church Women, and of the Red Bank Cemetery Committee as well as a pew rental book for the Salmon Creek church.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of New Brunswick

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Information about the custody of these records prior to acquisition is incomplete.

LANGUAGE:
English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC227

PROVENANCE:
Chipman United Church

CAIN No. 228301

TITLE:
Fonds Georges R. Raimbaud dit Vendôme

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
56 photographies
135 plaques de verre
90 négatifs

DATES:
[c. 1920 à 1925]

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Georges R. Raimbaud dit Vendôme est né à Vendôme (Loir-et-Cher), France. Il est arrivé à Saint-Boniface aux environs de 1877 à 1879, ou plus tard selon sa nécrologie qui situe son arrivée aux environs de 1890. Il a d'abord vécu à Saint-Laurent. Il a aussi habité au 224 et au 160, rue Goulet. Il a épousé Marie Beaudry qui est décédée le 31 décembre 1940. Il fut tour à tour instituteur, brocanteur, photographe, chocolatier, libraire horloger, minéralogiste, ayant un laboratoire d'essai à Winnipeg. Il est décédé le 30 mai 1929.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds conprend une série de négatifs sur verre représentant des membres de la famille Vendôme et plusieurs scènes de Saint-Boniface et Norwood. Ces dernières traitent de la vie quotidienne et d'endroits peu ou pas documentés dans d'autres collections. Nous y trouvons ainsi des photographies de scènes d'hiver, d'enfants et de métiers divers. L'intérêt de ces photographies est d'avoir été prises sur le vif sans poses traditionnelles. Un certain nombre de plaques de verre ont servi à la production de photomicrograms qui étaient des textes au sujet de tables de mesure, d'appareils divers, des textes publicitaires et des textes de renseignements et de chansons.

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Aucune restriction à l'accès.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
L'autorisation du service des archives est requise pour toute publication.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Un répertoire simple (numéro 8) est disponible pour la consultation des négatifs et des négatifs sur verre.
Consultez l'inventaire à l'adresse suivante: http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Voir : Bernard Mulaire, Vendôme (Raimbaud-Vendôme), Georges, dans David Karel, Dictionnaire des artistes de langue française en Amérique du Nord Peintres, sculpteurs, dessinateurs, graveurs, photographes et orfèvres. Québec : Musée du Québec, Les Presses de l'Université Laval, 1992,

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Photographies : 581 à 589; 1913; 2269; 2283; 9293 à 9300; 9304 à 9311; 9314 à 9316; 9318 à 9329; 9331 à 9342; 9383; 14831 et Négatifs : N15 à N35; N98 à N160; N340 et Plaques de verre : V1094; V1096 à V1138; V1140 à V1159; V1161; V1162; V1164; V1166 à V1209; V1211 à V1218; V1273

PROVENANCE:
Raimbaud, Georges R. dit Vendôme, mort 1929

SUBJECTS:
Saint-Boniface
Norwood
Photographie

CAIN No. 228301

TITLE:
Fonds Georges R. Raimbaud dit Vendôme

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
56 photographies
135 plaques de verre
90 négatifs

DATES:
[c. 1920 à 1925]

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Georges R. Raimbaud dit Vendôme est né à Vendôme (Loir-et-Cher), France. Il est arrivé à Saint-Boniface aux environs de 1877 à 1879, ou plus tard selon sa nécrologie qui situe son arrivée aux environs de 1890. Il a d'abord vécu à Saint-Laurent. Il a aussi habité au 224 et au 160, rue Goulet. Il a épousé Marie Beaudry qui est décédée le 31 décembre 1940. Il fut tour à tour instituteur, brocanteur, photographe, chocolatier, libraire horloger, minéralogiste, ayant un laboratoire d'essai à Winnipeg. Il est décédé le 30 mai 1929.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds conprend une série de négatifs sur verre représentant des membres de la famille Vendôme et plusieurs scènes de Saint-Boniface et Norwood. Ces dernières traitent de la vie quotidienne et d'endroits peu ou pas documentés dans d'autres collections. Nous y trouvons ainsi des photographies de scènes d'hiver, d'enfants et de métiers divers. L'intérêt de ces photographies est d'avoir été prises sur le vif sans poses traditionnelles. Un certain nombre de plaques de verre ont servi à la production de photomicrograms qui étaient des textes au sujet de tables de mesure, d'appareils divers, des textes publicitaires et des textes de renseignements et de chansons.

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Aucune restriction à l'accès.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
L'autorisation du service des archives est requise pour toute publication.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Un répertoire simple (numéro 8) est disponible pour la consultation des négatifs et des négatifs sur verre.
Consultez l'inventaire à l'adresse suivante: http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Voir : Bernard Mulaire, Vendôme (Raimbaud-Vendôme), Georges, dans David Karel, Dictionnaire des artistes de langue française en Amérique du Nord Peintres, sculpteurs, dessinateurs, graveurs, photographes et orfèvres. Québec : Musée du Québec, Les Presses de l'Université Laval, 1992,

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Photographies : 581 à 589; 1913; 2269; 2283; 9293 à 9300; 9304 à 9311; 9314 à 9316; 9318 à 9329; 9331 à 9342; 9383; 14831 et Négatifs : N15 à N35; N98 à N160; N340 et Plaques de verre : V1094; V1096 à V1138; V1140 à V1159; V1161; V1162; V1164; V1166 à V1209; V1211 à V1218; V1273

PROVENANCE:
Raimbaud, Georges R. dit Vendôme, mort 1929

SUBJECTS:
Saint-Boniface
Norwood
Photographie

CAIN No. 228301

TITLE:
Fonds Georges R. Raimbaud dit Vendôme

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
56 photographies
135 plaques de verre
90 négatifs

DATES:
[c. 1920 à 1925]

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Georges R. Raimbaud dit Vendôme est né à Vendôme (Loir-et-Cher), France. Il est arrivé à Saint-Boniface aux environs de 1877 à 1879, ou plus tard selon sa nécrologie qui situe son arrivée aux environs de 1890. Il a d'abord vécu à Saint-Laurent. Il a aussi habité au 224 et au 160, rue Goulet. Il a épousé Marie Beaudry qui est décédée le 31 décembre 1940. Il fut tour à tour instituteur, brocanteur, photographe, chocolatier, libraire horloger, minéralogiste, ayant un laboratoire d'essai à Winnipeg. Il est décédé le 30 mai 1929.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds conprend une série de négatifs sur verre représentant des membres de la famille Vendôme et plusieurs scènes de Saint-Boniface et Norwood. Ces dernières traitent de la vie quotidienne et d'endroits peu ou pas documentés dans d'autres collections. Nous y trouvons ainsi des photographies de scènes d'hiver, d'enfants et de métiers divers. L'intérêt de ces photographies est d'avoir été prises sur le vif sans poses traditionnelles. Un certain nombre de plaques de verre ont servi à la production de photomicrograms qui étaient des textes au sujet de tables de mesure, d'appareils divers, des textes publicitaires et des textes de renseignements et de chansons.

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Aucune restriction à l'accès.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
L'autorisation du service des archives est requise pour toute publication.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Un répertoire simple (numéro 8) est disponible pour la consultation des négatifs et des négatifs sur verre.
Consultez l'inventaire à l'adresse suivante: http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Voir : Bernard Mulaire, Vendôme (Raimbaud-Vendôme), Georges, dans David Karel, Dictionnaire des artistes de langue française en Amérique du Nord Peintres, sculpteurs, dessinateurs, graveurs, photographes et orfèvres. Québec : Musée du Québec, Les Presses de l'Université Laval, 1992,

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Photographies : 581 à 589; 1913; 2269; 2283; 9293 à 9300; 9304 à 9311; 9314 à 9316; 9318 à 9329; 9331 à 9342; 9383; 14831 et Négatifs : N15 à N35; N98 à N160; N340 et Plaques de verre : V1094; V1096 à V1138; V1140 à V1159; V1161; V1162; V1164; V1166 à V1209; V1211 à V1218; V1273

PROVENANCE:
Raimbaud, Georges R. dit Vendôme, mort 1929

SUBJECTS:
Saint-Boniface
Norwood
Photographie

CAIN No. 228301

TITLE:
Fonds Georges R. Raimbaud dit Vendôme

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
56 photographies
135 plaques de verre
90 négatifs

DATES:
[c. 1920 à 1925]

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Georges R. Raimbaud dit Vendôme est né à Vendôme (Loir-et-Cher), France. Il est arrivé à Saint-Boniface aux environs de 1877 à 1879, ou plus tard selon sa nécrologie qui situe son arrivée aux environs de 1890. Il a d'abord vécu à Saint-Laurent. Il a aussi habité au 224 et au 160, rue Goulet. Il a épousé Marie Beaudry qui est décédée le 31 décembre 1940. Il fut tour à tour instituteur, brocanteur, photographe, chocolatier, libraire horloger, minéralogiste, ayant un laboratoire d'essai à Winnipeg. Il est décédé le 30 mai 1929.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds conprend une série de négatifs sur verre représentant des membres de la famille Vendôme et plusieurs scènes de Saint-Boniface et Norwood. Ces dernières traitent de la vie quotidienne et d'endroits peu ou pas documentés dans d'autres collections. Nous y trouvons ainsi des photographies de scènes d'hiver, d'enfants et de métiers divers. L'intérêt de ces photographies est d'avoir été prises sur le vif sans poses traditionnelles. Un certain nombre de plaques de verre ont servi à la production de photomicrograms qui étaient des textes au sujet de tables de mesure, d'appareils divers, des textes publicitaires et des textes de renseignements et de chansons.

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Aucune restriction à l'accès.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
L'autorisation du service des archives est requise pour toute publication.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Un répertoire simple (numéro 8) est disponible pour la consultation des négatifs et des négatifs sur verre.
Consultez l'inventaire à l'adresse suivante: http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Voir : Bernard Mulaire, Vendôme (Raimbaud-Vendôme), Georges, dans David Karel, Dictionnaire des artistes de langue française en Amérique du Nord Peintres, sculpteurs, dessinateurs, graveurs, photographes et orfèvres. Québec : Musée du Québec, Les Presses de l'Université Laval, 1992,

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Photographies : 581 à 589; 1913; 2269; 2283; 9293 à 9300; 9304 à 9311; 9314 à 9316; 9318 à 9329; 9331 à 9342; 9383; 14831 et Négatifs : N15 à N35; N98 à N160; N340 et Plaques de verre : V1094; V1096 à V1138; V1140 à V1159; V1161; V1162; V1164; V1166 à V1209; V1211 à V1218; V1273

PROVENANCE:
Raimbaud, Georges R. dit Vendôme, mort 1929

SUBJECTS:
Saint-Boniface
Norwood
Photographie

CAIN No. 202040

TITLE:
Angus MacInnis memorial collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
25.7 m of textual records
141 photographs
9 maps

DATES:
1922-1970

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Angus MacInnis was born in 1884 at Glen Williams, Prince Edward Island. In 1908 he moved to Vancouver where he worked as a milk wagon driver and later as a conductor and motorman for the B.C. Electric Railway. An interest in the trade union movement led him to become business agent for the Amalgamated Association of Street, Electrical Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America, Division 101. Politically active on both the local and national scene, he was elected M.P. for Vancouver South for the Independent Labour Party in 1930 and he served the same constituency as a member of the C.C.F. (1935-1957). In 1932, MacInnis married Grace Woodsworth. MacInnis sat on the C.C.F. National Executive from 1933-1950 and was Deputy National Leader of the C.C.F. from 1942 to 1957. His awards include an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of British Columbia and the Garnett Sedgewick award from the U.B.C. Civil Liberties Union for his position on the Japanese-Canadian situation during the Second World War.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of records of the provincial office of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation and general research material pertaining to socialism and the labour movement. It consists of minutes, scrapbooks, office correspondence and files relating to party organization and records of committees, CCF clubs, constituencies, federal ridings and election. The collection also includes records generated by Arthur Turner as CCF Whip and Arnold Webster as a provincial party leader. Subject files pertaining to early socialists and clippings about international affairs were created by Dorothy Steeves. Subsequent accessions added to the collection have included the records of Angus MacInnis, Francis McKenzie and former provincial leader Ernest Winch.

REPOSITORY:
University of British Columbia Library Rare Books and Special Collections

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Series descriptions and file lists available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.library.ubc.ca/spcoll/AZ/PDF/UV/Macinnis_Angus.pdf

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the collection.

PROVENANCE:
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
University of British Columbia. Library collector

OTHER NAMES:
Winch, Ernest E., 1879-1957
McKenzie, Francis J
Steeves, Dorothy Gretchen, b. 1891
Webster, Arnold Alexander, 1899-1979
Turner, Arthur J., 1888-
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation

SUBJECTS:
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
Winch, Ernest E., 1879-1957
McKenzie, Francis J
Steeves, Dorothy Gretchen, b. 1891
Webster, Arnold Alexander, 1899-1979
Turner, Arthur J., 1888-
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation

CAIN No. 202040

TITLE:
Angus MacInnis memorial collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
25.7 m of textual records
141 photographs
9 maps

DATES:
1922-1970

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Angus MacInnis was born in 1884 at Glen Williams, Prince Edward Island. In 1908 he moved to Vancouver where he worked as a milk wagon driver and later as a conductor and motorman for the B.C. Electric Railway. An interest in the trade union movement led him to become business agent for the Amalgamated Association of Street, Electrical Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America, Division 101. Politically active on both the local and national scene, he was elected M.P. for Vancouver South for the Independent Labour Party in 1930 and he served the same constituency as a member of the C.C.F. (1935-1957). In 1932, MacInnis married Grace Woodsworth. MacInnis sat on the C.C.F. National Executive from 1933-1950 and was Deputy National Leader of the C.C.F. from 1942 to 1957. His awards include an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of British Columbia and the Garnett Sedgewick award from the U.B.C. Civil Liberties Union for his position on the Japanese-Canadian situation during the Second World War.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of records of the provincial office of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation and general research material pertaining to socialism and the labour movement. It consists of minutes, scrapbooks, office correspondence and files relating to party organization and records of committees, CCF clubs, constituencies, federal ridings and election. The collection also includes records generated by Arthur Turner as CCF Whip and Arnold Webster as a provincial party leader. Subject files pertaining to early socialists and clippings about international affairs were created by Dorothy Steeves. Subsequent accessions added to the collection have included the records of Angus MacInnis, Francis McKenzie and former provincial leader Ernest Winch.

REPOSITORY:
University of British Columbia Library Rare Books and Special Collections

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Series descriptions and file lists available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.library.ubc.ca/spcoll/AZ/PDF/UV/Macinnis_Angus.pdf

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the collection.

PROVENANCE:
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
University of British Columbia. Library collector

OTHER NAMES:
Winch, Ernest E., 1879-1957
McKenzie, Francis J
Steeves, Dorothy Gretchen, b. 1891
Webster, Arnold Alexander, 1899-1979
Turner, Arthur J., 1888-
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation

SUBJECTS:
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
Winch, Ernest E., 1879-1957
McKenzie, Francis J
Steeves, Dorothy Gretchen, b. 1891
Webster, Arnold Alexander, 1899-1979
Turner, Arthur J., 1888-
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation

CAIN No. 202040

TITLE:
Angus MacInnis memorial collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
25.7 m of textual records
141 photographs
9 maps

DATES:
1922-1970

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Angus MacInnis was born in 1884 at Glen Williams, Prince Edward Island. In 1908 he moved to Vancouver where he worked as a milk wagon driver and later as a conductor and motorman for the B.C. Electric Railway. An interest in the trade union movement led him to become business agent for the Amalgamated Association of Street, Electrical Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America, Division 101. Politically active on both the local and national scene, he was elected M.P. for Vancouver South for the Independent Labour Party in 1930 and he served the same constituency as a member of the C.C.F. (1935-1957). In 1932, MacInnis married Grace Woodsworth. MacInnis sat on the C.C.F. National Executive from 1933-1950 and was Deputy National Leader of the C.C.F. from 1942 to 1957. His awards include an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of British Columbia and the Garnett Sedgewick award from the U.B.C. Civil Liberties Union for his position on the Japanese-Canadian situation during the Second World War.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of records of the provincial office of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation and general research material pertaining to socialism and the labour movement. It consists of minutes, scrapbooks, office correspondence and files relating to party organization and records of committees, CCF clubs, constituencies, federal ridings and election. The collection also includes records generated by Arthur Turner as CCF Whip and Arnold Webster as a provincial party leader. Subject files pertaining to early socialists and clippings about international affairs were created by Dorothy Steeves. Subsequent accessions added to the collection have included the records of Angus MacInnis, Francis McKenzie and former provincial leader Ernest Winch.

REPOSITORY:
University of British Columbia Library Rare Books and Special Collections

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Series descriptions and file lists available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.library.ubc.ca/spcoll/AZ/PDF/UV/Macinnis_Angus.pdf

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the collection.

PROVENANCE:
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
University of British Columbia. Library collector

OTHER NAMES:
Winch, Ernest E., 1879-1957
McKenzie, Francis J
Steeves, Dorothy Gretchen, b. 1891
Webster, Arnold Alexander, 1899-1979
Turner, Arthur J., 1888-
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation

SUBJECTS:
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
Winch, Ernest E., 1879-1957
McKenzie, Francis J
Steeves, Dorothy Gretchen, b. 1891
Webster, Arnold Alexander, 1899-1979
Turner, Arthur J., 1888-
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation

CAIN No. 202040

TITLE:
Angus MacInnis memorial collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
25.7 m of textual records
141 photographs
9 maps

DATES:
1922-1970

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Angus MacInnis was born in 1884 at Glen Williams, Prince Edward Island. In 1908 he moved to Vancouver where he worked as a milk wagon driver and later as a conductor and motorman for the B.C. Electric Railway. An interest in the trade union movement led him to become business agent for the Amalgamated Association of Street, Electrical Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America, Division 101. Politically active on both the local and national scene, he was elected M.P. for Vancouver South for the Independent Labour Party in 1930 and he served the same constituency as a member of the C.C.F. (1935-1957). In 1932, MacInnis married Grace Woodsworth. MacInnis sat on the C.C.F. National Executive from 1933-1950 and was Deputy National Leader of the C.C.F. from 1942 to 1957. His awards include an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of British Columbia and the Garnett Sedgewick award from the U.B.C. Civil Liberties Union for his position on the Japanese-Canadian situation during the Second World War.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of records of the provincial office of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation and general research material pertaining to socialism and the labour movement. It consists of minutes, scrapbooks, office correspondence and files relating to party organization and records of committees, CCF clubs, constituencies, federal ridings and election. The collection also includes records generated by Arthur Turner as CCF Whip and Arnold Webster as a provincial party leader. Subject files pertaining to early socialists and clippings about international affairs were created by Dorothy Steeves. Subsequent accessions added to the collection have included the records of Angus MacInnis, Francis McKenzie and former provincial leader Ernest Winch.

REPOSITORY:
University of British Columbia Library Rare Books and Special Collections

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Series descriptions and file lists available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.library.ubc.ca/spcoll/AZ/PDF/UV/Macinnis_Angus.pdf

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the contents of the collection.

PROVENANCE:
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
University of British Columbia. Library collector

OTHER NAMES:
Winch, Ernest E., 1879-1957
McKenzie, Francis J
Steeves, Dorothy Gretchen, b. 1891
Webster, Arnold Alexander, 1899-1979
Turner, Arthur J., 1888-
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation

SUBJECTS:
MacInnis, Angus, 1884-1964
Winch, Ernest E., 1879-1957
McKenzie, Francis J
Steeves, Dorothy Gretchen, b. 1891
Webster, Arnold Alexander, 1899-1979
Turner, Arthur J., 1888-
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation

CAIN No. 228383

TITLE:
Fonds Division scolaire franco-manitobaine

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,3 cm de documents iconographiques -- 4 photographies; coul.
6 cm d'images en mouvement -- 3 vidéocassettes; VHS
938 cm de documents textuels

DATES:
1881-2004

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
L'histoire de la Division scolaire franco-manitobaine commence bien avant sa création en 1993 et fait partie intégrale de l'histoire de l'éducation en langue française au Manitoba. Peu après l'arrivée de l'abbé Joseph-Norbert Provencher en 1818, l'éducation en français se fait de plus en plus avec l'arrivée des communautés des Soeurs grises et des Oblats de Marie-Immaculée. Un système confessionnel et francophone s'affermit dans la colonie de la Rivière-Rouge. En 1871, l'Assemblée législative du Manitoba instaure un système scolaire confessionnel fondé sur la séparation complète du réseau catholique et du réseau protestant et dirigé par une Commission d'Éducation. Mais l'arrivée de nouveaux colons décident le gouvernement provincial de Thomas Greenway, en 1890, de tenter d'intégrer les nouveaux venus, arrivés d'autres pays, à la communauté manitobaine en enlevant aux groupes religieux le contrôle du système scolaire. Les institutions scolaires qui décident de rester confessionnelles sont ainsi privées de fonds gouvernementaux. En 1896, l'accord Laurier-Greenway permet l'enseignement dans les langues autres que l'anglais et l'enseignement d'un cours de religion après les heures normales d'école. Mais en 1916, le gouvernement abolit l'enseignement bilingue et impose la scolarité obligatoire pour les enfants de 7 à 14 ans. Le gouvernement veut ainsi que tous les Manitobains parlent anglais, la langue commune de la majorité des canadiens. Mais les francophones de la province résistent et tentent d'assurer leur "survivance". On continue à enseigner le français de façon parfois clandestine dans plusieurs écoles rurales du Manitoba. On crée l'Association d'éducation des Canadiens-français du Manitoba (AECFM) en 1916 pour mieux encadrer cet enseignement. L'organisme devient ainsi le premier organisme de résistance et de revendication des francophones. Les directives gouvernementales sont donc ainsi ignorées ou adaptées aux besoins des francophones. Vers la fin des années 1950 vient la création de grandes divisions scolaires rassemblant les nombreux petits districts scolaires qui parsemaient la province. Presque tous les villages francophones sont regroupés dans de nouvelles divisions scolaires à majorité francophone. En 1967, le gouvernement Roblin adopte la loi 59 qui permet l'enseignement en français pendant la moitié de la journée scolaire. L'AECFM perd ainsi son influence puisque le gouvernement s'occupe maintenant de l'enseignement en français. L'urbanisation et les nouveaux moyens de communication accélèrent aussi l'assimilation des francophones. L'AECFM se dissout donc pour faire place à la Société franco-manitobaine fondée en 1968 qui prend en main la direction politique de la communauté franco-manitobaine. Au début des années 1970, le gouvernement provincial dirigé par Edward Schreyer reconnaît l'anglais et le français comme langues d'instruction dans les écoles publiques du Manitoba. Si un nombre suffisant le demandent, ces derniers peuvent obtenir de leur commission scolaire une ou plusieurs classes françaises. Cette loi est à l'origine de nombreuses luttes au sein des commissions scolaires o_ les francophones ne sont pas en majorité. Ces luttes sont à l'origine de plusieurs crises notamment autour de l'école Taché, l'école Précieux-Sang, Saint-Claude, Saint-Malo et Somerset par exemple. En 1982, le gouvernement fédéral approuve la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés qui accorde aux minorités officielles du pays des droits en matière de gestion scolaire. Le Manitoba choisit d'ignorer cet article mais propose plutôt, en 1984, le concept "école franco-manitobaine" dans le cadre d'un document gouvernemental. Cela ne suffit pas aux yeux des francophones qui décident de poursuivre le gouvernement provincial devant les tribunaux vers la fin des années 1980 sous la direction de la Fédération provinciale des comités de parents (FPCP). Le 15 mars 1990, la Cour suprême du Canada reconnaît aux minorités de langues officielles le droit de gérer leurs propres écoles. Le gouvernement provincial décide de mettre en place un groupe de travail dont le mandat est de recommander un modèle de gestion scolaire qui réponde aux exigences de l'article 23 de la Charte et aux besoins de la population franco-manitobaine. Le rapport déposé en 1991 contient des recommandations fondamentales comme la création d'une seule commission scolaire francophone dont le mandat serait de gérer l'ensemble des écoles dispensant des programmes de français langue première à l'échelle de la province. Mais la solution proposée conséquemment par le gouvernement est insuffisante aux yeux des francophones et la FPCP, appuyée par de nombreux organismes francophones, décide de réactiver sa poursuite judiciaire devant les tribunaux. Le 4 mars 1993, la Cour suprême déclare à l'unanimité que le gouvernement du Manitoba a des obligations constitutionnelles face à sa minorité francophone en matière de gestion scolaire. Le 17 mai 1993, le gouvernement dépose en chambre le projet de loi 34, "Loi modifiant la Loi sur les écoles publiques (gestion des écoles françaises)". La Cour suprême donne à la Commission scolaire franco-manitobaine le droit exclusif de gérer les programmes scolaire français gouvernementaux. Vingt communautés de parents décident de faire confiance à la nouvelle structure scolaire et demandent que leur école soit placée sous la gestion de la nouvelle commission scolaire francophone. La Division scolaire franco-manitobaine no. 49 (DSFM) est ainsi créée par une loi manitobaine adoptée en juillet 1993. La première commission scolaire est assermentée en novembre 1993. Les vingt écoles initiales de la DSFM ont été transférées à la commission scolaire francophone en septembre 1994. La population étudiante de la nouvelle division scolaire se chiffre alors à 4 200 élèves. En septembre 1995, l'école de Laurier se joint à la DSFM et en septembre 1998 celle de Saint-Claude. En septembre 2002, la DSFM accueille l'école Roméo-Dallaire de Saint-James, puis l'école française de Brandon en 2004, mais ferme quelques temps après l'école de Saint-Léon. La DSFM s'est donnée comme rôle d'offrir à ses élèves une éducation française de qualité et d'animer dans ses institutions une programmation culturelle et une vie française dynamique afin de développer chez les élèves une conscience accrue de leur héritage culturel et linguistique.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds contient des documents des écoles qui font aujourd'hui partie de la Division scolaire franco-manitobaine ou qui sont comprises dans les régions aujourd'hui faisant partie de la DSFM. On y retrouve des registres scolaires, des annuaires, de la correspondance, des documents financiers, des procès-verbaux et des coupures de presse qui documentent l'histoire de l'éducation en français au Manitoba. On y retrouve donc de nombreux documents portant sur les crises qui ont entourées l'ouverture d'écoles françaises telles que les écoles Précieux-Sang, Gabrielle-Roy ou Noël-Ritchot par exemple. Il y a aussi des documents provenant des comités de parents et des commissions scolaires. On retrouve en outre dans ce fonds des journaux étudiants, des travaux d'élèves, de la documentation provenant des premiers comités de la DSFM, des présentations de la DSFM aux comités de parents, des politiques de la DSFM et des écoles, des documents portant sur la création du Bureau de l'éducation française ainsi que sur la construction d'écoles. Ce fonds est divisé en plusieurs séries, selon l'endroit o_ on retrouvait des écoles françaises ou des écoles qui avaient de nombreux élèves francophones. Les séries de ce fonds sont les suivantes:

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Ouvert. Ces documents sont disponibles sans restrictions sauf certains dossiers qui contiennent des informations personnelles sur les élèves sont sous restrictions pour une période de 100 ans après le décès de l'individu concerné.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
L'autorisation du service des archives est requise pour toute reproduction.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Un répertoire numérique simple est disponible dans la base de données InMagic. Les photographies et les vidéocassettes ont été décrites dans l'inventaire disponible dans la base de données InMagic.
L'inventaire et le répertoire peuvent être consultés à l'adresse suivante http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Les documents ont été traités en 2005 par Jacinthe Duval grâce à un financement de Patrimoine canadien par l'entremise du Conseil canadien des archives. Les documents qui nous sont parvenus de plusieurs sources ont alors été rassemblés pour être traités en un même fonds, mais en plusieurs séries.

RELATED MATERIALS:
Fonds Fédération des Comités de parents du Manitoba; Fonds Soeurs du Sauveur; Fonds Soeurs des Saints-Noms de Jésus et de Marie; Fonds Association d'éducation des canadiens-français du Manitoba (AECFM) et Fonds Société franco-manitobaine

LANGUAGE:
Certains documents sont en anglais.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
1441 à 1442 et 1471 à 1551. Photographies SHSB 9809 à 9813. Vidéocassettes: VC741 et VC 743 à VC744

PROVENANCE:
Division scolaire franco-manitobaine

CAIN No. 228383

TITLE:
Fonds Division scolaire franco-manitobaine

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,3 cm de documents iconographiques -- 4 photographies; coul.
6 cm d'images en mouvement -- 3 vidéocassettes; VHS
938 cm de documents textuels

DATES:
1881-2004

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
L'histoire de la Division scolaire franco-manitobaine commence bien avant sa création en 1993 et fait partie intégrale de l'histoire de l'éducation en langue française au Manitoba. Peu après l'arrivée de l'abbé Joseph-Norbert Provencher en 1818, l'éducation en français se fait de plus en plus avec l'arrivée des communautés des Soeurs grises et des Oblats de Marie-Immaculée. Un système confessionnel et francophone s'affermit dans la colonie de la Rivière-Rouge. En 1871, l'Assemblée législative du Manitoba instaure un système scolaire confessionnel fondé sur la séparation complète du réseau catholique et du réseau protestant et dirigé par une Commission d'Éducation. Mais l'arrivée de nouveaux colons décident le gouvernement provincial de Thomas Greenway, en 1890, de tenter d'intégrer les nouveaux venus, arrivés d'autres pays, à la communauté manitobaine en enlevant aux groupes religieux le contrôle du système scolaire. Les institutions scolaires qui décident de rester confessionnelles sont ainsi privées de fonds gouvernementaux. En 1896, l'accord Laurier-Greenway permet l'enseignement dans les langues autres que l'anglais et l'enseignement d'un cours de religion après les heures normales d'école. Mais en 1916, le gouvernement abolit l'enseignement bilingue et impose la scolarité obligatoire pour les enfants de 7 à 14 ans. Le gouvernement veut ainsi que tous les Manitobains parlent anglais, la langue commune de la majorité des canadiens. Mais les francophones de la province résistent et tentent d'assurer leur "survivance". On continue à enseigner le français de façon parfois clandestine dans plusieurs écoles rurales du Manitoba. On crée l'Association d'éducation des Canadiens-français du Manitoba (AECFM) en 1916 pour mieux encadrer cet enseignement. L'organisme devient ainsi le premier organisme de résistance et de revendication des francophones. Les directives gouvernementales sont donc ainsi ignorées ou adaptées aux besoins des francophones. Vers la fin des années 1950 vient la création de grandes divisions scolaires rassemblant les nombreux petits districts scolaires qui parsemaient la province. Presque tous les villages francophones sont regroupés dans de nouvelles divisions scolaires à majorité francophone. En 1967, le gouvernement Roblin adopte la loi 59 qui permet l'enseignement en français pendant la moitié de la journée scolaire. L'AECFM perd ainsi son influence puisque le gouvernement s'occupe maintenant de l'enseignement en français. L'urbanisation et les nouveaux moyens de communication accélèrent aussi l'assimilation des francophones. L'AECFM se dissout donc pour faire place à la Société franco-manitobaine fondée en 1968 qui prend en main la direction politique de la communauté franco-manitobaine. Au début des années 1970, le gouvernement provincial dirigé par Edward Schreyer reconnaît l'anglais et le français comme langues d'instruction dans les écoles publiques du Manitoba. Si un nombre suffisant le demandent, ces derniers peuvent obtenir de leur commission scolaire une ou plusieurs classes françaises. Cette loi est à l'origine de nombreuses luttes au sein des commissions scolaires o_ les francophones ne sont pas en majorité. Ces luttes sont à l'origine de plusieurs crises notamment autour de l'école Taché, l'école Précieux-Sang, Saint-Claude, Saint-Malo et Somerset par exemple. En 1982, le gouvernement fédéral approuve la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés qui accorde aux minorités officielles du pays des droits en matière de gestion scolaire. Le Manitoba choisit d'ignorer cet article mais propose plutôt, en 1984, le concept "école franco-manitobaine" dans le cadre d'un document gouvernemental. Cela ne suffit pas aux yeux des francophones qui décident de poursuivre le gouvernement provincial devant les tribunaux vers la fin des années 1980 sous la direction de la Fédération provinciale des comités de parents (FPCP). Le 15 mars 1990, la Cour suprême du Canada reconnaît aux minorités de langues officielles le droit de gérer leurs propres écoles. Le gouvernement provincial décide de mettre en place un groupe de travail dont le mandat est de recommander un modèle de gestion scolaire qui réponde aux exigences de l'article 23 de la Charte et aux besoins de la population franco-manitobaine. Le rapport déposé en 1991 contient des recommandations fondamentales comme la création d'une seule commission scolaire francophone dont le mandat serait de gérer l'ensemble des écoles dispensant des programmes de français langue première à l'échelle de la province. Mais la solution proposée conséquemment par le gouvernement est insuffisante aux yeux des francophones et la FPCP, appuyée par de nombreux organismes francophones, décide de réactiver sa poursuite judiciaire devant les tribunaux. Le 4 mars 1993, la Cour suprême déclare à l'unanimité que le gouvernement du Manitoba a des obligations constitutionnelles face à sa minorité francophone en matière de gestion scolaire. Le 17 mai 1993, le gouvernement dépose en chambre le projet de loi 34, "Loi modifiant la Loi sur les écoles publiques (gestion des écoles françaises)". La Cour suprême donne à la Commission scolaire franco-manitobaine le droit exclusif de gérer les programmes scolaire français gouvernementaux. Vingt communautés de parents décident de faire confiance à la nouvelle structure scolaire et demandent que leur école soit placée sous la gestion de la nouvelle commission scolaire francophone. La Division scolaire franco-manitobaine no. 49 (DSFM) est ainsi créée par une loi manitobaine adoptée en juillet 1993. La première commission scolaire est assermentée en novembre 1993. Les vingt écoles initiales de la DSFM ont été transférées à la commission scolaire francophone en septembre 1994. La population étudiante de la nouvelle division scolaire se chiffre alors à 4 200 élèves. En septembre 1995, l'école de Laurier se joint à la DSFM et en septembre 1998 celle de Saint-Claude. En septembre 2002, la DSFM accueille l'école Roméo-Dallaire de Saint-James, puis l'école française de Brandon en 2004, mais ferme quelques temps après l'école de Saint-Léon. La DSFM s'est donnée comme rôle d'offrir à ses élèves une éducation française de qualité et d'animer dans ses institutions une programmation culturelle et une vie française dynamique afin de développer chez les élèves une conscience accrue de leur héritage culturel et linguistique.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds contient des documents des écoles qui font aujourd'hui partie de la Division scolaire franco-manitobaine ou qui sont comprises dans les régions aujourd'hui faisant partie de la DSFM. On y retrouve des registres scolaires, des annuaires, de la correspondance, des documents financiers, des procès-verbaux et des coupures de presse qui documentent l'histoire de l'éducation en français au Manitoba. On y retrouve donc de nombreux documents portant sur les crises qui ont entourées l'ouverture d'écoles françaises telles que les écoles Précieux-Sang, Gabrielle-Roy ou Noël-Ritchot par exemple. Il y a aussi des documents provenant des comités de parents et des commissions scolaires. On retrouve en outre dans ce fonds des journaux étudiants, des travaux d'élèves, de la documentation provenant des premiers comités de la DSFM, des présentations de la DSFM aux comités de parents, des politiques de la DSFM et des écoles, des documents portant sur la création du Bureau de l'éducation française ainsi que sur la construction d'écoles. Ce fonds est divisé en plusieurs séries, selon l'endroit o_ on retrouvait des écoles françaises ou des écoles qui avaient de nombreux élèves francophones. Les séries de ce fonds sont les suivantes:

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Ouvert. Ces documents sont disponibles sans restrictions sauf certains dossiers qui contiennent des informations personnelles sur les élèves sont sous restrictions pour une période de 100 ans après le décès de l'individu concerné.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
L'autorisation du service des archives est requise pour toute reproduction.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Un répertoire numérique simple est disponible dans la base de données InMagic. Les photographies et les vidéocassettes ont été décrites dans l'inventaire disponible dans la base de données InMagic.
L'inventaire et le répertoire peuvent être consultés à l'adresse suivante http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/webmenu1.htm

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Les documents ont été traités en 2005 par Jacinthe Duval grâce à un financement de Patrimoine canadien par l'entremise du Conseil canadien des archives. Les documents qui nous sont parvenus de plusieurs sources ont alors été rassemblés pour être traités en un même fonds, mais en plusieurs séries.

RELATED MATERIALS:
Fonds Fédération des Comités de parents du Manitoba; Fonds Soeurs du Sauveur; Fonds Soeurs des Saints-Noms de Jésus et de Marie; Fonds Association d'éducation des canadiens-français du Manitoba (AECFM) et Fonds Société franco-manitobaine

LANGUAGE:
Certains documents sont en anglais.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
1441 à 1442 et 1471 à 1551. Photographies SHSB 9809 à 9813. Vidéocassettes: VC741 et VC 743 à VC744

PROVENANCE:
Division scolaire franco-manitobaine