CAIN No. 260611

TITLE:
Dante Alighieri Society fonds [textual record] : Societa Dante Alighieri, Windsor Chapter

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
7 cm of textual records.

DATES:
1968-1974.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Dante Alighieri Society, a non-political and non-sectarian society, was established in Italy in 1889. Its main aims are the advancement of the Italian language and culture throughout the world. There are more than 250 chapters of the Society outside Italy. In Canada, there are several chapters: Ottawa, Toronto, Sarnia, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Hamilton, Guelph, Thunder Bay and Quebec City. The Windsor chapter was founded in 1971.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records of the Windsor Chapter of the Italian Association which document activities of Canadian chapters. These records include correspondence, programmes, memoranda, clippings, and minutes of the Dante Alighieri Society of Windsor kept by the founding president.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Received in 1976 from Prof. Walter Temelini, Windsor, Ont.

PROVENANCE:
Dante Alighieri Society. Windsor Chapter

SUBJECTS:
Italian associations, 1971-1974
Associations, institutions, etc. - Canada, 1971-1974
Cultural associations - Canada, 1971-1974
Windsor (Ont.) - Cultural associations, 1971-1974
Italians - Language and culture - Canada, 1971-1974
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.), [1968-1974]
Dante Alighieri Society (Windsor, Ont.) - Minutes, [1968-1974]
Dante Alighieri Society (Windsor, Ont.) - Records and correspondence, [1968-1974]
Windsor (Ont.) - Italians - Language and culture, 1971-1974

CAIN No. 260611

TITLE:
Dante Alighieri Society fonds [textual record] : Societa Dante Alighieri, Windsor Chapter

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
7 cm of textual records.

DATES:
1968-1974.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Dante Alighieri Society, a non-political and non-sectarian society, was established in Italy in 1889. Its main aims are the advancement of the Italian language and culture throughout the world. There are more than 250 chapters of the Society outside Italy. In Canada, there are several chapters: Ottawa, Toronto, Sarnia, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Hamilton, Guelph, Thunder Bay and Quebec City. The Windsor chapter was founded in 1971.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of the records of the Windsor Chapter of the Italian Association which document activities of Canadian chapters. These records include correspondence, programmes, memoranda, clippings, and minutes of the Dante Alighieri Society of Windsor kept by the founding president.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Received in 1976 from Prof. Walter Temelini, Windsor, Ont.

PROVENANCE:
Dante Alighieri Society. Windsor Chapter

SUBJECTS:
Italian associations, 1971-1974
Associations, institutions, etc. - Canada, 1971-1974
Cultural associations - Canada, 1971-1974
Windsor (Ont.) - Cultural associations, 1971-1974
Italians - Language and culture - Canada, 1971-1974
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.), [1968-1974]
Dante Alighieri Society (Windsor, Ont.) - Minutes, [1968-1974]
Dante Alighieri Society (Windsor, Ont.) - Records and correspondence, [1968-1974]
Windsor (Ont.) - Italians - Language and culture, 1971-1974

CAIN No. 164210

TITLE:
Fonds Mme Marcel Trudel

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2 mm de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Mme Marcel Trudel, née Anne-Marie Chrétien, a vécu probablement dans le comté de l'Islet au milieu du XXe siècle

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds donne accès à des chansons, des remèdes de médecine populaire, des jeux, un glossaire, des devinettes, des superstitions, quelques formulettes et comptines recueillis par la créatrice auprès de ses parents, M. et Mme Georges Chrétien, et auprès d'informateurs de Saint-Damase-des-Aulnaies et de Saint-Jean-Port-Joli dans le comté de L'Islet. La collection contient la transcription dactylographiée des chansons suivantes : Adieu de la mariée à ses parents, La femme dépensière, Chanson à boire et Pater Noster ainsi que les transcriptions des faits de folklore

REPOSITORY:
Université Laval - AFEUL

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=11820&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
TRUDEL, Mme Marcel, créatrice; CHRÉTIEN, Anne-Marie, créatrice

CAIN No. 228258

TITLE:
Fonds Lionel Dorge

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
141.5 cm documents textuels
1 microfilm et 6 photographies
2 grands formats et 1 cassette sonore

DATES:
1944 - 1990

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
L'historien, éditeur et écrivain Lionel Dorge, fils de David Dorge et de Philomène (née Lemoine), est né à Sainte-Agathe (Manitoba) le 3 juin 1934 o_ il reçut sa première formation scolaire. En 1943, sa famille emménagea à Saint-Norbert. Il poursuivit sa formation à l'école des garçons de Saint-Norbert et au Juniorat de la Sainte-Famille (1946-1947) à Saint-Boniface. Son goût de la musique s'est développé et raffiné en suivant des cours de piano donnés par Fabiola Gosselin. Aussi en avril 1947, il participait à un récital de piano. Il passa ensuite huit ans à du travail de bureau et continua de nourrir son goût des lettres, de l'histoire et ses intérêts dans le domaine de la culture. Pendant cette période, il a séjourné quatre ans à Montréal (Québec). En 1959, il est entré au St. Paul's College de l'Université du Manitoba et a complété, en 1963, son Bachelier ès Arts. La même année, il est entré à l'Université McMaster de Hamilton (Ontario) qui, en 1966, lui décernait le degré de Maîtrise ès Arts. À McMaster, il a aussi complété ses examens en vue du doctorat. Ses recherches portaient sur le rôle de Taché dans l'histoire de l'Ouest canadien. Boursier du gouvernement manitobain et du gouvernement de l'Ontario à trois reprises, il fut boursier du Conseil des Arts du Canada en 1967. Passioné de l'histoire, il a été conseiller de la Manitoba Historical Society. De 1967 à 1974, il a été un des directeurs de la Société canadienne d'histoire de l'Église catholique. En 1970, il a organisé le congrès de cette société pour marquer le centenaire de la création de la province du Manitoba. Le thème du congrès était «La Vie religieuse du Manitoba français depuis les débuts jusqu'à nos jours». Il a été membre de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface et en devint le président en 1970. Il a publié une plaquette bilingue Louis Riel, Manitobain, 1844-1885 (1971), un court travail à la demande de La Ligue des Femmes Catholiques de Saint-Norbert intitulé Essai historique de St-Norbert village manitobain (1971), Introduction à l'étude des Franco-Manitobains Essai critique et bibliographique (1973) et un manuel scolaire Le Manitoba, reflets d'un passé (1976). Il publia aussi un article important sur les conseillers canadiens et métis du Conseil d'Assiniboia, The Métis and Canadiens Councillors of Assiniboia, dans The Beaver, été 1974, p. 12-19. C'est durant cette période aussi qu'il a été chargé de cours en histoire du Canada à l'Université du Manitoba et au Collège de Saint-Boniface. Il a travaillé comme archiviste à l'archevêché de Saint-Boniface o_ il a complété un projet de traitement d'archives rendant accessible un dépôt d'archives essentiel à l'histoire des francophones et des Métis de l'Ouest canadien. Il fut ensuite, de 1975 à 1982, premier directeur général de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface. Reconnu pour son engagement à la préservation du patrimoine, il siègea pendant quelques années à la Commission des Sites et Monuments historiques du Manitoba y étant nommé en 1977. De 1974 à 1976 il a été actif aux Éditions du blé dont il était un des fondateurs, et de 1979 à 1987 le directeur, poste qu'il occupa de nouveau de 1990 à 1997. Érudit et passionné des Belles-Lettres, il a contribué de nombreux articles au Dictionnaire des oeuvres littéraires du Québec et au Dictionnaire biographique du Canada. Il contribua à la recherche pour la pièce de théâtre L'Article 23 de son frère Claude Dorge. Toujours intéressé et passionné de littérature et d'histoire, il se fit pendant de nombreuses années le collaborateur infatiguable et fidèle des Gilles Martel, François Ricard, Roger Léveillé, Bernard Pénisson, Raymond Huel et Denise Robillard. Il est décédé le 26 septembre 2001.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Outre des documents d'intérêt autobiographique, le fonds comprend plusieurs copies de documents et des coupures de presse portant sur des recherches au sujet de la famille Taché, d'Alexandre Antonin Taché, de Georges-Antoine Belcourt et de nombreux sujets de l'histoire des Franco-manitobains. Ce fonds comprend aussi une collection de programmes de productions artistiques dans les domaines du théâtre, du film, de la musique, du chant, du ballet et de l'opéra. Des copies de documents ont aussi été regroupés lors d'un voyage de recherche à Ottawa dans une série du Ministère de l'intérieur, bureaux de poste, afin de rassembler de l'information qui permettrait d'identifier des membres du parti libéral. Cette recherche se faisait dans le cadre d'un projet d'histoire du parti libéral du Manitoba que projetait Lionel Dorge en collaboration avec Bernard Pénisson.

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Les dossiers 9, 10, 17, 19, 20 sont sous restrictions jusqu'en l'an 2008. Aucune restriction à l'accès pour les autres documents.

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

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Répertoire numérique simple no 10; aussi disponible sur banque de données PC File et InMagic Liste à la pièce des documents sur microfilm (44/M001) : des photographies : des grands formats.
Consultez le répertoire 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:
Au courant de l'année 1988, des subventions des Archives publiques du Canada par l'intermédiaire du Conseil canadien des archives et l'entremise du Conseil manitobain des archives et de la Fédération manitobaine du patrimoine permirent le traitement du fonds. Les documents furent rangés dans des chemises et des boîtes exemptes d'acidité et de lignine.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
0198 à 0209 et Photographies: SHSB 33104 à 33105

PROVENANCE:
Dorge, Lionel, 1934-2001

SUBJECTS:
Alexandre-Antonin Taché
Georges-Antoine Belcourt
Bernard Pénisson
Parti libéral du Manitoba
Culture
Minorité francophone
Patrimoine
Biographie

CAIN No. 228258

TITLE:
Fonds Lionel Dorge

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
141.5 cm documents textuels
1 microfilm et 6 photographies
2 grands formats et 1 cassette sonore

DATES:
1944 - 1990

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
L'historien, éditeur et écrivain Lionel Dorge, fils de David Dorge et de Philomène (née Lemoine), est né à Sainte-Agathe (Manitoba) le 3 juin 1934 o_ il reçut sa première formation scolaire. En 1943, sa famille emménagea à Saint-Norbert. Il poursuivit sa formation à l'école des garçons de Saint-Norbert et au Juniorat de la Sainte-Famille (1946-1947) à Saint-Boniface. Son goût de la musique s'est développé et raffiné en suivant des cours de piano donnés par Fabiola Gosselin. Aussi en avril 1947, il participait à un récital de piano. Il passa ensuite huit ans à du travail de bureau et continua de nourrir son goût des lettres, de l'histoire et ses intérêts dans le domaine de la culture. Pendant cette période, il a séjourné quatre ans à Montréal (Québec). En 1959, il est entré au St. Paul's College de l'Université du Manitoba et a complété, en 1963, son Bachelier ès Arts. La même année, il est entré à l'Université McMaster de Hamilton (Ontario) qui, en 1966, lui décernait le degré de Maîtrise ès Arts. À McMaster, il a aussi complété ses examens en vue du doctorat. Ses recherches portaient sur le rôle de Taché dans l'histoire de l'Ouest canadien. Boursier du gouvernement manitobain et du gouvernement de l'Ontario à trois reprises, il fut boursier du Conseil des Arts du Canada en 1967. Passioné de l'histoire, il a été conseiller de la Manitoba Historical Society. De 1967 à 1974, il a été un des directeurs de la Société canadienne d'histoire de l'Église catholique. En 1970, il a organisé le congrès de cette société pour marquer le centenaire de la création de la province du Manitoba. Le thème du congrès était «La Vie religieuse du Manitoba français depuis les débuts jusqu'à nos jours». Il a été membre de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface et en devint le président en 1970. Il a publié une plaquette bilingue Louis Riel, Manitobain, 1844-1885 (1971), un court travail à la demande de La Ligue des Femmes Catholiques de Saint-Norbert intitulé Essai historique de St-Norbert village manitobain (1971), Introduction à l'étude des Franco-Manitobains Essai critique et bibliographique (1973) et un manuel scolaire Le Manitoba, reflets d'un passé (1976). Il publia aussi un article important sur les conseillers canadiens et métis du Conseil d'Assiniboia, The Métis and Canadiens Councillors of Assiniboia, dans The Beaver, été 1974, p. 12-19. C'est durant cette période aussi qu'il a été chargé de cours en histoire du Canada à l'Université du Manitoba et au Collège de Saint-Boniface. Il a travaillé comme archiviste à l'archevêché de Saint-Boniface o_ il a complété un projet de traitement d'archives rendant accessible un dépôt d'archives essentiel à l'histoire des francophones et des Métis de l'Ouest canadien. Il fut ensuite, de 1975 à 1982, premier directeur général de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface. Reconnu pour son engagement à la préservation du patrimoine, il siègea pendant quelques années à la Commission des Sites et Monuments historiques du Manitoba y étant nommé en 1977. De 1974 à 1976 il a été actif aux Éditions du blé dont il était un des fondateurs, et de 1979 à 1987 le directeur, poste qu'il occupa de nouveau de 1990 à 1997. Érudit et passionné des Belles-Lettres, il a contribué de nombreux articles au Dictionnaire des oeuvres littéraires du Québec et au Dictionnaire biographique du Canada. Il contribua à la recherche pour la pièce de théâtre L'Article 23 de son frère Claude Dorge. Toujours intéressé et passionné de littérature et d'histoire, il se fit pendant de nombreuses années le collaborateur infatiguable et fidèle des Gilles Martel, François Ricard, Roger Léveillé, Bernard Pénisson, Raymond Huel et Denise Robillard. Il est décédé le 26 septembre 2001.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Outre des documents d'intérêt autobiographique, le fonds comprend plusieurs copies de documents et des coupures de presse portant sur des recherches au sujet de la famille Taché, d'Alexandre Antonin Taché, de Georges-Antoine Belcourt et de nombreux sujets de l'histoire des Franco-manitobains. Ce fonds comprend aussi une collection de programmes de productions artistiques dans les domaines du théâtre, du film, de la musique, du chant, du ballet et de l'opéra. Des copies de documents ont aussi été regroupés lors d'un voyage de recherche à Ottawa dans une série du Ministère de l'intérieur, bureaux de poste, afin de rassembler de l'information qui permettrait d'identifier des membres du parti libéral. Cette recherche se faisait dans le cadre d'un projet d'histoire du parti libéral du Manitoba que projetait Lionel Dorge en collaboration avec Bernard Pénisson.

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Les dossiers 9, 10, 17, 19, 20 sont sous restrictions jusqu'en l'an 2008. Aucune restriction à l'accès pour les autres documents.

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

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Répertoire numérique simple no 10; aussi disponible sur banque de données PC File et InMagic Liste à la pièce des documents sur microfilm (44/M001) : des photographies : des grands formats.
Consultez le répertoire 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:
Au courant de l'année 1988, des subventions des Archives publiques du Canada par l'intermédiaire du Conseil canadien des archives et l'entremise du Conseil manitobain des archives et de la Fédération manitobaine du patrimoine permirent le traitement du fonds. Les documents furent rangés dans des chemises et des boîtes exemptes d'acidité et de lignine.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
0198 à 0209 et Photographies: SHSB 33104 à 33105

PROVENANCE:
Dorge, Lionel, 1934-2001

SUBJECTS:
Alexandre-Antonin Taché
Georges-Antoine Belcourt
Bernard Pénisson
Parti libéral du Manitoba
Culture
Minorité francophone
Patrimoine
Biographie

CAIN No. 246250

TITLE:
The Athabasca and District Early Childhood Services Association fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records

DATES:
1975

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
In January 1975, a home program co-ordinator was employed under the Priority Employment Program to identify special parent-child needs, develop and deliver a home-study program, and determine its usefulness for rural members of the community.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of the project proposal for a home study pilot project in the Athabasca area.

REPOSITORY:
Athabasca Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Donated by Peggy Baker in 2005. Peggy was the Home Program Co-ordinator.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
The Athabasca and District Early Childhood Services Association

SUBJECTS:
The Athabasca and District Early Childhood Services Association
Health services

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

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PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 162442

TITLE:
Fonds Joseph Sternberg

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,90 m de documents textuels

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joseph Sternberg est né en Roumanie en 1912. À Bucarest, il fait des études en chimie et en médecine et se spécialise en physiologie et en endocrinologie, domaines où il entreprend une carrière dans l'enseignement et la recherche clinique. En 1946, il se rend à Paris effectuer des stages à l'Institut Pasteur et à l'Institut de recherches agronomiques. En 1952, il entre à l'Institut de microbiologie et d'hygiène et à l'École d'hygiène (où il deviendra professeur agrégé en 1961) tous deux dirigés par Armand Frappier. Il devient professeur titulaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1978. Professeur au Département de physiologie de la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal, il s'intéresse aux problèmes causés par l'irradiation accidentelle et les déchets radioactifs. Il est l'auteur de nombreuses publications et en 1970, il lance L'International Journal of Nuclear Medecine and Biology. Ses mérites sont reconnus tant par l'American College of Nuclear Medicine dont il est le vice-président que par l'Université de Lyon qui lui a décerné un doctorat honorifique. L'Université de Montréal lui a, pour sa part, décerné l'éméritat en 1979. Joseph Sternberg est décédé en mars 1991. Source: Info Med, 14.4 (mars-avril 1991) : 10.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds témoigne des activités de Joseph Sternberg à titre de chercheur et de professeur.Le fonds comprend de la correspondance, des documents relatifs à des congrès, des notes de cours, divers projets de recherche, des articles de revues, des travaux d'étudiants et des documents divers.

REPOSITORY:
Université de Montréal

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8524&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Sternberg, Joseph

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 211866

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
6 cm of textual records
29 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller

DATES:
1942-1988

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Calcutt Hibbard served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and attained the rank of Rear Admiral. Born in 1908, he joined the RCN in 1926 and served in England and Canada prior to the Second World War. During the war, he commanded the destroyer HMCS Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943 he was appointed to command HMCS Iroquois. In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950-1953. He also commanded HMCS Ontario, 1947-1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953-1956. He retired from active service in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of copies of "The Action Room" by Captain J.D. Prentice regarding the retirement and career of Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard in 1955, as well as other copies written by Hibbard as reports in 1945 regarding the development and training carried out in the Action Room from 1942 to 1945. There are also transcripts of interviews with Hibbard by Hal Lawrence in 1984 regarding Hibbard's career with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), and an article "Reminiscences of the Battle of the Atlantic" by Hibbard. Also includes photographs of the Action Room, correspondence, articles and various other documents.

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
None

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The provenance is unknown.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Associated material can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The title is the James Calcutt Hibbard fonds and the reference number is R4390-0-1-E (formerly MG 31 E 51).Additional material can be found at the CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum. The title is the James C. Hibbard fonds.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records can be found in the Document Collection: 88/6 - [Report to Minister of National Defence on his visit to Korea]. Photocopy. May 1952. 88/7 - [Letter to Directorate of History, concerning his taking command of HMCS Iroquois following ship's company refusing to do duty in July 1943, with attached documents.] 14 January 1988.

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originally titled "Biographical File - Hibbard, James Calcutt."

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
2004/34

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

CAIN No. 262737

TITLE:
James Calcutt Hibbard fonds [textual record]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.7 cm of textual records : photocopies.

DATES:
1945-1982.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Rear-Admiral James Calcutt Hibbard was born at Hemison, Ste-Malachie, Que., on 26 March 1908 and was educated there. He began a long and distinguished career in the Royal Canadian Navy in 1926. Hibbard served in England and in Canada, prior to World War II. During the war, he commanded the destroyer Skeena, 1940-1942, in the Battle of the Atlantic and from 1942 to 1943 he was appointed to Staff of Captain (D) as Training Commander for crews engaged in the Battle of the Atlantic. In 1943, he was appointed to command H.M.C.S. Iroquois.

In the post-war period, Hibbard served as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945 to 1947, and as Chief of Naval Personnel, 1950 to 1953. He also commanded H.M.C.S. Ontario, 1947 to 1949, and was Flag Officer, Pacific Coast, 1953 to 1956. Hibbard retired from active service in 1956; however, he continues his life long interest in the Canadian Navy.

See also: Canadian Who's Who, 1987.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of correspondence, newspaper clippings and reports. The correspondence and newspaper clippings pertain to the training of crews of the R.C.N. for the Battle of the Atlantic, the performance of H.M.C.S. Skeena, 1941, and the 10the Destroyer Flotilla, 1944, the incident on H.M.C.S. Ontario, 1947, in relation to the Mainguy report and the R.C.N. in the first decade after the war. Hibbard's report concerns a visit to Canadian ships stationed in the Far East, particularly Korea, in 1952. The fonds consists of 30 photocopied pages.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Received in 1982 from Rear-Admiral J.C. Hibbard of Victoria, B.C._

PROVENANCE:
Hibbard, James Calcutt, 1908-

SUBJECTS:
Naval officers - Canada, 1945-1982
Skeena (Ship), 1941
Navies - Canada, 1945-1982
Ontario (Ship), 1947
World War II - Naval operations
Korea, 1952
Naval vessels, [1939-1945]
Battle of the Atlantic, 1941-1944
Canada. Royal Canadian Navy. 10th Destroyer Flotilla, 1944

CAIN No. 162830

TITLE:
Fonds de la Fabrique de la paroisse de l'Immaculée-Conception

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
24 cm de documents textuels.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Le 8 septembre 1634, le Père Lejeune, supérieur des Jésuites en Nouvelle-France et son compagnon le Père Jacques Buteux, organisèrent un premier service religieux à Trois-Rivières et une petite église en bois fut construite sous le vocable de la Conception Immaculée de Marie. Et, quoiqu'il existait déjà un conseil de fabrique en 1651, ce n'est que le 30 octobre 1678 que Mgr François de Laval proclama l'érection de la paroisse de l'Immaculée-Conception qui à cette époque réunissait les paroisses de Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Bécancour et Nicolet. Les marguilliers élus devaient remplir leur rôle de représentation et de collecte de fonds pour la paroisse, en plus d'administrer les biens de la Fabrique. En 1822, la Fabrique acquit l'ancien Manoir de Tonnancour pour qu'il serve de presbytère jusqu'à la fin du 19e siècle.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds témoigne de l'histoire de la paroisse de l'Immaculée-Conception entre 1802 et 1908. Les documents de ce fonds sont un bill, des cahiers d'annonces à l'usage du desservant de la paroisse, de la correspondance, des coupures de presse, des documents financiers et des procès-verbaux.

REPOSITORY:
Séminaire St-Joseph

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8946&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Fabrique de la paroisse de l'Immaculée-Conception, 1651-

CAIN No. 269100

TITLE:
Barbara Chilcott fonds [multiple media]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2.64 m of textual records.
5 watercolours.
2 drawings : brush and black ink.
1 medal : enamel on gold.
2 film reels (10 min, 20 s).
986 photographs, : b/w prints ; size varies.
1 blueprint
1 video cassette : (11 min 30 s)
170 photographs, : b/w negatives, ; 35 mm.
193 photographs, : col. prints, including 22 polaroids ; size varies.

DATES:
[1920-2004].

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
One of Canada's leading actresses during the 1950s and 1960s, Barbara Chilcott was born in 1923. Her father, E.J. Davis, managed the Davis Leather Company in Newmarket and her mother, Dorothy Chilcott, who had been born into an emigrant Romany family of entertainers from Britain, taught elocution, dancing and dramatic arts. Barbara Chilcott had two brothers, Donald and Murray Davis, who also became well-known actors. Although their mother died when they were young, the Davis children learned theatre arts from the Toronto actress and teacher Josephine Barrington, who often visited the Davis family at their Muskoka summer home at St. Elmo. Chilcott went on to study in the United States with Tamara Daykarhanova, from Stanislavsky's Moscow Art Theatre, and then in London, England, at the Central School of Speech and Drama. She joined the Royal Canadian Navy Show in 1943 and returned to London, performing at the London Hippodrome, and then touring throughout Britain and post-war Europe.

She returned to Canada in the 1950s, working with the Straw Hat Players, the International Players in Kingston, the Canadian Repertory Theatre in Ottawa, and at Stratford Festival. She played the female lead in Tyrone Guthrie's famous Stratford production of Tamburlaine the Great on Broadway in 1956. She also appeared in CBC radio and television dramas, notably directed by Paul Almond. She was a co-founder with her brothers of the Crest Theatre in Toronto in 1953. In 1957, she won critical acclaim in London, England, in the Crest's production of a J.B. Priestley play, The Glass Cage, and she appeared on British television during the following years. She settled again in Canada in 1959, working at the Crest until it folded and then founding the Crest Theatre Hour Company, which toured Ontario schools performing dramatic works. After the Crest Theatre Hour Company in turn folded in 1968, Chilcott worked in regional theatre across Canada and occasionally appeared in films. She married the Canadian composer Harry Somers in 1967 (an earlier marriage, in 1952, to the actor Max Helpmann had ended in divorce).

Barbara Chilcott is the recipient of awards from the Toronto Theatre Alliance and Canadian Actors' Equity Association for her contributions to Canadian theatre, as well as being a Member of the Order of Ontario.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of textual records and graphic material, as well as clips from two early home movies. The textual records have been arranged in 6 series: Personal material and memorabilia, Theatre records, Personal correspondence (including 5 photos enclosed with letters - see accession record for additional photographs); Murray Davis records; Donald Davis records; Davis Family records (which includes several items relating to Dorothy Chilcott, Barbara's mother).

The two film reels document family and friends of the Davis family at St. Elmo in the Muskokas, August 1931; and operations inside the Davis Leather Company, Newmarket, Ontario, circa 1930.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Textual records: The recipient of copies is responsible for determining whether material is subject to copyright and for ascertaining the name of the person or organization holding copyright. The recipient is also responsible for determining whether any use of copyrighted material does or does not constitute an infringement of copyright under the Copyright Act.
Graphic (art): Physical access through an art archivist. Various copyrights.
Graphic (photo): Copyright varies.
Audio-Visual material. No reproduction without the consent of Barbara Chilcott.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Graphic material (art) The works are catalogued on the Minisis-ICON database. Electronic Open
Audio-visual material Moving images : Electronic Refer to MISACS database for item-level descriptions. 90: Open

Electronic Open

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://data2.collectionscanada.ca/pdf/pdf001/p000000956.pdf Textual records Electronic Open

RELATED MATERIALS:
A Donald Davis fonds exist also at York University Archives, Toronto, ON.

A Crest Theatre fonds exists at Guelph University Library, Guelph, ON.

PROVENANCE:
Chilcott, Barbara, 1923-

CAIN No. 269100

TITLE:
Barbara Chilcott fonds [multiple media]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2.64 m of textual records.
5 watercolours.
2 drawings : brush and black ink.
1 medal : enamel on gold.
2 film reels (10 min, 20 s).
986 photographs, : b/w prints ; size varies.
1 blueprint
1 video cassette : (11 min 30 s)
170 photographs, : b/w negatives, ; 35 mm.
193 photographs, : col. prints, including 22 polaroids ; size varies.

DATES:
[1920-2004].

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
One of Canada's leading actresses during the 1950s and 1960s, Barbara Chilcott was born in 1923. Her father, E.J. Davis, managed the Davis Leather Company in Newmarket and her mother, Dorothy Chilcott, who had been born into an emigrant Romany family of entertainers from Britain, taught elocution, dancing and dramatic arts. Barbara Chilcott had two brothers, Donald and Murray Davis, who also became well-known actors. Although their mother died when they were young, the Davis children learned theatre arts from the Toronto actress and teacher Josephine Barrington, who often visited the Davis family at their Muskoka summer home at St. Elmo. Chilcott went on to study in the United States with Tamara Daykarhanova, from Stanislavsky's Moscow Art Theatre, and then in London, England, at the Central School of Speech and Drama. She joined the Royal Canadian Navy Show in 1943 and returned to London, performing at the London Hippodrome, and then touring throughout Britain and post-war Europe.

She returned to Canada in the 1950s, working with the Straw Hat Players, the International Players in Kingston, the Canadian Repertory Theatre in Ottawa, and at Stratford Festival. She played the female lead in Tyrone Guthrie's famous Stratford production of Tamburlaine the Great on Broadway in 1956. She also appeared in CBC radio and television dramas, notably directed by Paul Almond. She was a co-founder with her brothers of the Crest Theatre in Toronto in 1953. In 1957, she won critical acclaim in London, England, in the Crest's production of a J.B. Priestley play, The Glass Cage, and she appeared on British television during the following years. She settled again in Canada in 1959, working at the Crest until it folded and then founding the Crest Theatre Hour Company, which toured Ontario schools performing dramatic works. After the Crest Theatre Hour Company in turn folded in 1968, Chilcott worked in regional theatre across Canada and occasionally appeared in films. She married the Canadian composer Harry Somers in 1967 (an earlier marriage, in 1952, to the actor Max Helpmann had ended in divorce).

Barbara Chilcott is the recipient of awards from the Toronto Theatre Alliance and Canadian Actors' Equity Association for her contributions to Canadian theatre, as well as being a Member of the Order of Ontario.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of textual records and graphic material, as well as clips from two early home movies. The textual records have been arranged in 6 series: Personal material and memorabilia, Theatre records, Personal correspondence (including 5 photos enclosed with letters - see accession record for additional photographs); Murray Davis records; Donald Davis records; Davis Family records (which includes several items relating to Dorothy Chilcott, Barbara's mother).

The two film reels document family and friends of the Davis family at St. Elmo in the Muskokas, August 1931; and operations inside the Davis Leather Company, Newmarket, Ontario, circa 1930.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Textual records: The recipient of copies is responsible for determining whether material is subject to copyright and for ascertaining the name of the person or organization holding copyright. The recipient is also responsible for determining whether any use of copyrighted material does or does not constitute an infringement of copyright under the Copyright Act.
Graphic (art): Physical access through an art archivist. Various copyrights.
Graphic (photo): Copyright varies.
Audio-Visual material. No reproduction without the consent of Barbara Chilcott.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Graphic material (art) The works are catalogued on the Minisis-ICON database. Electronic Open
Audio-visual material Moving images : Electronic Refer to MISACS database for item-level descriptions. 90: Open

Electronic Open

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://data2.collectionscanada.ca/pdf/pdf001/p000000956.pdf Textual records Electronic Open

RELATED MATERIALS:
A Donald Davis fonds exist also at York University Archives, Toronto, ON.

A Crest Theatre fonds exists at Guelph University Library, Guelph, ON.

PROVENANCE:
Chilcott, Barbara, 1923-

CAIN No. 259521

TITLE:
Labour Council of Metropolitan Toronto fonds [textual record, graphic material]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
8.48 m of textual records.
12 microfilm reels.
209 photographs : b&w.

DATES:
1871-1971.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Municipal Labour Council

The Toronto Trades Assembly, the first central labour organization in Canada, was formed early in 1871. It ceased to function during the depression of the latter part of the decade and was re-organized in 1881 as the Toronto Trades and Labor Council. A second labour council was established in Toronto in 1913 for national unions affiliated with the Canadian Federation of Labour. In 1927, following the formation of the All-Canadian Congress of Labour by the merger of the Federation and the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees, this council was re-named the National Labour Council of Toronto.

When the Canadian Congress of Labour was formed in 1940, the locals of the unions affiliated to the Congress of Industrial Organizations joined this council and the name was changed to Toronto Labour Council. In 1950, the Lakeshore Labour Council (CIO) merged with this council and it was re-named the Toronto and Lakeshore Labour Council. With the 1956 merger of the Trades and Labor Congressof Canada and the Canadian Congress of Labour, the two Toronto councils amalgamated under the name Toronto and District Labour Council. In 1968, the name was changed to Labour Council of Metropolitan Toronto in keeping with the reorganization of municipal government.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of textual records: minutes of the Toronto Trades Assembly, 1871-1878; the Toronto Trades and Labor Council, 1881-1921; the Toronto District Labor Council, 1902-1926; the Toronto District Trades and Labor Council, 1871-1887, 1950-1956; the National Labour Council of Toronto, 1934-1940; the Toronto Labour Council, 1940-1949; the Toronto and District Labour Council, 1956-1968; predominantly as microfilm copies, but with some originals and typed transcripts. Other series are letterbooks of the Toronto District Labor Council, 1905-1908, and miscellaneous records of the Toronto Labour Council, 1937-1939, 1956-1971.

Microfilm copy of minutes of the Toronto Trades Assembly, 1871-1878, the Toronto Trades and Labour Council, 1881-1893, minutes of the Toronto District Labor Council, 1922-1950, the Toronto District Trades and Labor Council, 1950-1956, the National Labour Council of Toronto, 1934-1940, the Toronto Labour Council, 1940-1951, the Toronto and Lakeshore Labour Council, 1951-1956 and the Toronto and District Labour Council, 1958-1968 are located on microfilm reels M-304 to M-305 and M-2292 to M-2297. Minutes of the Toronto Trades and Labor Council, 1893 to 1902 and minutes of the Toronto District Labour Council, 1904 to 1908 are available on microfilm reels C-4587 to C-4590.

The fonds also contains photographs relating to the activities of the Labour Council of Metropolitan Toronto, 1914-1967.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Photographs: No donor restrictions. Various copyrights on items less than 50 years old. Copyright expired on items more than 50 years old. Credit: Name of photographer / National Archives of Canada / Copy negative no.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Textual records The finding aid is a list of the contents on each reel of microfilm and a list of the file titles in the chronological series. MSS0383 Electronic Open
Photographs See photographic inventories, indexes, and caption lists arranged by accession number. FA-500 Other Not applicable

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The minutebooks, 1887-1921, and the letterbook, 1905-1908, of the Toronto District Labor Council were presented in 1970 by the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) through Dr. Eugene Forsey. Other minutes were presented by the CLC in 1981.
The chronological files of the Toronto Labour Council were presented by the Labour Council of Metropolitan Toronto in 1973.
The microfilm reels were filmed by the Archives in 1958, 1970 and 1973 from originals held by the Canadian Labour Council and the Labour Council of Metropolitan Toronto.

PROVENANCE:
Labour Council of Metropolitan Toronto

SUBJECTS:
Trade-unions - Canada, 1871-1971
Toronto Trades and Labor Council, 1887-1921
Toronto District Labour Council - Records and correspondence, 1905-1908
Toronto Trades Assembly, 1871-1878
Toronto (Ont.) - Trade unions, 1871-1971
Toronto District Labor Council, 1902-1926, 1939-1950
Trade-union meetings - Canada, [1871-1971]
Toronto District Trades and Labour Council, 1950-1956
National Labour Council of Toronto, 1934-1940
Toronto Labour Council, 1940-1949
Toronto and Lakeshore Labour Council, 1950-1956
Toronto and District Labour Council, 1956-1968

CAIN No. 270055

TITLE:
Myles Kinney collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2.5 cm of textual records
ca. 193 photographs
1 plan

DATES:
1904-1955, 1986

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Myles Curtis Kinney was born on April 20, 1914 at Tyvan, Saskatchewan. He received his primary and secondary education in Tyvan and attended the Provincial Normal School in Regina from 1933 to 1934. Kinney taught in rural Saskatchewan before enlisting in the Second World War. He served four years with the Canadian Army, including service in Northwest Europe as a troop commander in 8 Canadian Reconnaissance Regiment (14 Canadian Hussars).
Following the War, Kinney studied at university in England and attended the University of Saskatchewan, graduating with Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education degrees in 1948. He then moved to Regina, where he worked as a teacher and principal with the Regina Public School Board until his retirement in 1975.
Myles Kinney died in Regina on February 3, 1993.
Myles Kinney married Pearl Burgess in 1945. They had one child: Cheryl.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
This collection consists of materials collected by Myles Kinney relating mainly to his interest in genealogy and the history of the Tyvan, Saskatchewan district.
The collection includes photographs of the Tyvan district and residents; a photocopied postcard addressed to Monsieur Georges de Savage, a Tyvan resident; reminiscences of Tyvan residents Mary Houston and Mrs. William G. Rapeer; a 1919 fire insurance plan of Tyvan; a photocopied letter to Kinney from R.L.N. McNaughton and accompanying material relating to the history of Tyvan; a local history of Tyvan published in 1986 by Myles C. Kinney; and the May 24 and July 12, 1907 editions of the Tyvan Signal. The collection also includes a 1934 yearbook of the Provincial Normal School in Regina.
No series assignment was applied to the records in this collection.

REPOSITORY:
Saskatchewan Archives Board

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Records are open for research use.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Use, publication and/or reproduction of records are subject to terms and conditions of the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
SAFA 295 consists of a collection description and is available in paper format. Item descriptions of the fire insurance plan and the majority of photographs are available in Threshold. Item descriptions of photographs are also available in the Historical Photographs (Regina) card catalogue.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Myles Kinney donated some of these records to the Regina office, Saskatchewan Archives in three accessions between 1983 and 1989: R83-346 (July 13, 1983); R87-138 (March 13, 1987); and R89-054 (March 7, 1989). Myles Kinney loaned some of these records to the Regina office, Saskatchewan Archives for copying in twenty accessions between 1974 and 1985: 1293 (Photo R) (July 1, 1974); 583 (R) (March 13, 1975); 1338 (Photo R) (March 1, 1975); 1448 (Photo R) (February 1, 1976); R79-074 (February 12, 1979); R79-085 (March 30, 1979); R79-122 (April 30, 1979); R80-203 (February 1, 1980); R80-702 (July 1, 1980); R81-104 (March 1, 1981); R81-469 (September 1, 1981); R81-571 (December 1, 1981); R81-578 (December 8, 1981); R81-579 (December 8, 1981); R82-085 (March 1, 1982); R82-428 (August 1, 1982); R83-163 (March 1, 1983); R83-345 (July 13, 1983); R83-393 (September 8, 1983); and R85-053 (February 19, 1985). The Regina office, Saskatchewan Archives purchased some of these records in 1987. The records were assigned accession number R87-133 (March 13, 1987).

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F451 [Textual records: R-E238, R-E413, R-E1238, R-E2053, R-E2054, R-E4042; Photographs: R-A12436 to R-A12520, R-A12854 to R-A12881, R-A14582 to R-A14587, R-A17213 to R-A17216, R-A18039 to R-A18045, R-A20102 to R-A20114, R-A21332, R-A21784, R-A21899, R-A21900, R-A22318, R-A22748, R-A22749, R-A23622, R-A23835 to R-A23839, R-A25382 to R-A25385, R-B7381 to R-B7384, R-B7428 to R-B7429, R-B9385, R-B10404 to R-B10407, R-B10964, R-B11044 to R-B11046, R-B14289, R-D1591, R-D2533; Plan: A350; Microfilm: R-1.814]

PROVENANCE:
Kinney, Myles C., 1914-1993

CAIN No. 166754

TITLE:
Fonds de la Fabrique de la paroisse Saint-Joseph-de-Maskinongé

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3 cm de documents textuels.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
La paroisse Saint-Joseph-de-Maskinongé fut reconnue le 21 septembre 1721 par un règlement des autorités civiles et religieuses. Par ailleurs, son érection civile date du 1er juillet 1855.

REPOSITORY:
Séminaire St-Joseph

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8921&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Fabrique de la paroisse Saint-Joseph-de-Maskinongé, 1721-

CAIN No. 166754

TITLE:
Fonds de la Fabrique de la paroisse Saint-Joseph-de-Maskinongé

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3 cm de documents textuels.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
La paroisse Saint-Joseph-de-Maskinongé fut reconnue le 21 septembre 1721 par un règlement des autorités civiles et religieuses. Par ailleurs, son érection civile date du 1er juillet 1855.

REPOSITORY:
Séminaire St-Joseph

CONSULT RDAQ FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION:
http://www.rdaq.qc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/body/recherche/displ ayrdda.cfm?ID=8921&cnt=1

PROVENANCE:
Fabrique de la paroisse Saint-Joseph-de-Maskinongé, 1721-

CAIN No. 140385

TITLE:
C.E. Lawson and Company fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3 cm of textual records

DATES:
1911-1913

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The C.E. Lawson Company is first listed in the City Directory in 1907. In 1911 it is located at 15 Lonsdale Ave., with Charles Lawson being in partnership with G.S. Shepherd. A 1913 advertisement proclaims: " Loans, Rents and investments, Insurance, Financial and Real Estate Agents, we specialize in business properties." In 1915 the company moved to 20 Lonsdale Ave. In 1916 Lawson became clerk of the District of North Vancouver.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of two leather bound journals numbered two and three, recording transfers of deed and certificates of title. No. 2 is dated 1911, and no. 3, 1912-1913.

REPOSITORY:
North Vancouver Museum and Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid available.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of fonds.

PROVENANCE:
C.E. Lawson and Company

SUBJECTS:
C.E. Lawson and Company

CAIN No. 140385

TITLE:
C.E. Lawson and Company fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3 cm of textual records

DATES:
1911-1913

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The C.E. Lawson Company is first listed in the City Directory in 1907. In 1911 it is located at 15 Lonsdale Ave., with Charles Lawson being in partnership with G.S. Shepherd. A 1913 advertisement proclaims: " Loans, Rents and investments, Insurance, Financial and Real Estate Agents, we specialize in business properties." In 1915 the company moved to 20 Lonsdale Ave. In 1916 Lawson became clerk of the District of North Vancouver.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of two leather bound journals numbered two and three, recording transfers of deed and certificates of title. No. 2 is dated 1911, and no. 3, 1912-1913.

REPOSITORY:
North Vancouver Museum and Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Finding aid available.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of fonds.

PROVENANCE:
C.E. Lawson and Company

SUBJECTS:
C.E. Lawson and Company

CAIN No. 256949

TITLE:
Walter Henry Dunworth fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.05 m of textual records

DATES:
1898- 1899

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Walter Harvey Dunworth was born circa 1870 and lived in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1898, he journeyed to Alberta to join the Klondike Gold Rush. Dunworth took the Overland route via Edmonton and the Athabasca River. After traveling for a winter, Dunworth turned back, and he returned to Nova Scotia. Walter Harvey Dunworth died circa 1950.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a diary documenting Walter Henry Dunworth's attempt to reach the Klondike from 1898 – 1899.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access. Permission for use required. Subject to the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No inventory/file list available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
In 1994, Clare Hewson, Walter Henry Dunworth's grandson, donated the material to the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
For more material on Walter Henry Dunworth, please see the Walter Henry Dunworth fonds at the Athabasca Archives. For more material on travels to the Klondike, please see the Abel Weekes fonds at the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are not expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Information for the administrative history/biographical sketch sourced from the Athabasca Archives Walter Henry Dunwroth fonds description.
Title based on contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Dunworth, Walter Henry

SUBJECTS:
Dunworth, Walter Henry
Exploration, discovery and travel

CAIN No. 256949

TITLE:
Walter Henry Dunworth fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.05 m of textual records

DATES:
1898- 1899

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Walter Harvey Dunworth was born circa 1870 and lived in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1898, he journeyed to Alberta to join the Klondike Gold Rush. Dunworth took the Overland route via Edmonton and the Athabasca River. After traveling for a winter, Dunworth turned back, and he returned to Nova Scotia. Walter Harvey Dunworth died circa 1950.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a diary documenting Walter Henry Dunworth's attempt to reach the Klondike from 1898 – 1899.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access. Permission for use required. Subject to the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No inventory/file list available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
In 1994, Clare Hewson, Walter Henry Dunworth's grandson, donated the material to the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
For more material on Walter Henry Dunworth, please see the Walter Henry Dunworth fonds at the Athabasca Archives. For more material on travels to the Klondike, please see the Abel Weekes fonds at the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are not expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Information for the administrative history/biographical sketch sourced from the Athabasca Archives Walter Henry Dunwroth fonds description.
Title based on contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Dunworth, Walter Henry

SUBJECTS:
Dunworth, Walter Henry
Exploration, discovery and travel

CAIN No. 256949

TITLE:
Walter Henry Dunworth fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.05 m of textual records

DATES:
1898- 1899

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Walter Harvey Dunworth was born circa 1870 and lived in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1898, he journeyed to Alberta to join the Klondike Gold Rush. Dunworth took the Overland route via Edmonton and the Athabasca River. After traveling for a winter, Dunworth turned back, and he returned to Nova Scotia. Walter Harvey Dunworth died circa 1950.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a diary documenting Walter Henry Dunworth's attempt to reach the Klondike from 1898 – 1899.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access. Permission for use required. Subject to the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No inventory/file list available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
In 1994, Clare Hewson, Walter Henry Dunworth's grandson, donated the material to the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
For more material on Walter Henry Dunworth, please see the Walter Henry Dunworth fonds at the Athabasca Archives. For more material on travels to the Klondike, please see the Abel Weekes fonds at the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are not expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Information for the administrative history/biographical sketch sourced from the Athabasca Archives Walter Henry Dunwroth fonds description.
Title based on contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Dunworth, Walter Henry

SUBJECTS:
Dunworth, Walter Henry
Exploration, discovery and travel

CAIN No. 256949

TITLE:
Walter Henry Dunworth fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.05 m of textual records

DATES:
1898- 1899

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Walter Harvey Dunworth was born circa 1870 and lived in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1898, he journeyed to Alberta to join the Klondike Gold Rush. Dunworth took the Overland route via Edmonton and the Athabasca River. After traveling for a winter, Dunworth turned back, and he returned to Nova Scotia. Walter Harvey Dunworth died circa 1950.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a diary documenting Walter Henry Dunworth's attempt to reach the Klondike from 1898 – 1899.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access. Permission for use required. Subject to the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No inventory/file list available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
In 1994, Clare Hewson, Walter Henry Dunworth's grandson, donated the material to the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
For more material on Walter Henry Dunworth, please see the Walter Henry Dunworth fonds at the Athabasca Archives. For more material on travels to the Klondike, please see the Abel Weekes fonds at the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are not expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Information for the administrative history/biographical sketch sourced from the Athabasca Archives Walter Henry Dunwroth fonds description.
Title based on contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Dunworth, Walter Henry

SUBJECTS:
Dunworth, Walter Henry
Exploration, discovery and travel

CAIN No. 148487

TITLE:
Wellington Dowler fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
5 cm of textual records

DATES:
1897-1910

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Wellington Dowler was secretary-treasurer of the British Pacific Gold Property Company and City Clerk of Victoria.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of general private correspondence and letter books of the secretary-treasurer of the British Pacific Gold Property Company.

REPOSITORY:
British Columbia Archives

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

PROVENANCE:
Dowler, Wellington, 1861-1927

SUBJECTS:
Dowler, Wellington, 1861-1927
British Pacific Gold Property Company

CAIN No. 148487

TITLE:
Wellington Dowler fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
5 cm of textual records

DATES:
1897-1910

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Wellington Dowler was secretary-treasurer of the British Pacific Gold Property Company and City Clerk of Victoria.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of general private correspondence and letter books of the secretary-treasurer of the British Pacific Gold Property Company.

REPOSITORY:
British Columbia Archives

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

PROVENANCE:
Dowler, Wellington, 1861-1927

SUBJECTS:
Dowler, Wellington, 1861-1927
British Pacific Gold Property Company

CAIN No. 266436

TITLE:
Canadian War Memorials Exhibition collection [graphic material]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
29 prints : 23 etchings, 6 drypoint.

DATES:
1915-1920.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Canadian War Memorials Exhibition, 1919, Ottawa, Ontario.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of fifteen etchings by Lieutenant Cyril H. Barraud entitled: The road to Ypres through Vlamertinghe; The Great Square, Ypres; Ypres - From Railway Dugouts; Evening on the Ypres-Poperinghe Road; Cross Roads, Kemmel; On the outskirts of Ypres; Meteren; The Ramparts, Ypres; Gordon Road, Kemmel; The Berthonval Farm; Albain St. Nazaire; Place St. Berlin, Poperinghe; Ypres from Bund Dugouts, a view of Ypres from the south east; St. Jacques, Ypres; The barrier, Mont St. Eloy. Six drypoint prints by Gyrth Russell entitled: Napoo Corner, Liévin; The Aerodrome; An Estaminet at Cambligheul, Northern France; Hotel de Ville, Arras, France; La Grande Place, Arras, France; Mine Crater Vimy Ridge. Five etchings by Lieutenant Col. Bertram Buchanan entitled: A view of the Mont des Cats from near Godewaersvelde; Ypres Cathedral; The Cloth Hall, Ypres; Ypres, 1917; The road to Albert. Two etchings by Caroline H. Armington entitled: No 8 Canadian General Hospital, St. Cloud; The British Army and Navy Leave Club, Paris. One etching by Lieutenant Gerard De Witt entitled On to Cambrai; a Canadian battery position near the famous Range de Malakoff, showing Bourlon Wood in the distance.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Prints: No restrictions on use for reproduction or publication. Copyright expired. Crown copyright on reproductions. Credit: National Archives of Canada. Documents must be consulted under close supervision for conservation purposes.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Prints: Item level descriptions available on-line in Minisis. Electronic

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Received from the Canadian War Memorials Exhibition, 1919.

PROVENANCE:
Canadian War Memorials Exhibition

OTHER NAMES:
Armington, Caroline Helena, 1875-1939
Dewitt, Gerard, né 1884
Russell, Gyrth, 1892-1970

SUBJECTS:
Canadian War Memorials Fund--France--Exhibitions
Canadian War Memorials Fund--France--Expositions
World War, 1914-1918--Pictorial works
Guerre mondiale, 1914-1918--Ouvrages illustrés
Art, Canadian
Art canadien

CAIN No. 262263

TITLE:
Fred Longland [textual record]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.3 cm of textual records (11 p.). : photocopies.

DATES:
[after 1917].

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Fred Longland was a member of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve serving with the HMCS Niobe at the time of the Halifax Explosion, December 1917.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Item is a memoir of the Halifax Explosion. Photocopy, 11 pages.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Received in 1972 from Norman F. Ellison of Wirral, Cheshire, England.

PROVENANCE:
Longland, Fred

SUBJECTS:
Halifax (N.S.) - Explosion,1917 - Personal narratives, n.d
Canada. Canadian Navy. Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve, n.d
Fred Longland - Autobiography, [1917]
Niobe (Ship), n.d
Sailors' writings, Canadian, [1917]

CAIN No. 262263

TITLE:
Fred Longland [textual record]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.3 cm of textual records (11 p.). : photocopies.

DATES:
[after 1917].

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Fred Longland was a member of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve serving with the HMCS Niobe at the time of the Halifax Explosion, December 1917.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Item is a memoir of the Halifax Explosion. Photocopy, 11 pages.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Received in 1972 from Norman F. Ellison of Wirral, Cheshire, England.

PROVENANCE:
Longland, Fred

SUBJECTS:
Halifax (N.S.) - Explosion,1917 - Personal narratives, n.d
Canada. Canadian Navy. Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve, n.d
Fred Longland - Autobiography, [1917]
Niobe (Ship), n.d
Sailors' writings, Canadian, [1917]

CAIN No. 255252

TITLE:
Roger Soderstrom fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.34 m of textual records

DATES:
[18-?]-1914

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Roger Soderstrom lived with his wife Lois in Edmonton, Alberta in 1976 and worked for Beaver House Museum.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of Alberta cattle and horse brands books, and two Swedish bibles.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access. Permission for use required.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No inventory/file list available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Roger Soderstrom deposited these records in the Provincial Archives of Alberta in 1976.

LANGUAGE:
The bibles are in Swedish.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are not expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Deposited at the same time and in the same accession are the following unrelated fonds: North Bittern Lake Social Credit Group No. 962 fonds; Carl S. Soderstrom fonds.
Information for the biographical sketch was taken from the 1976 Henderson's Edmonton City Directory.
Some textbooks deposited in this accession have been transferred to the University of Alberta Department of Education Curriculum Library in Edmonton, Alberta, and the University of Lethbridge in Lethbridge, Alberta.
Title based on contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Soderstrom, Roger

SUBJECTS:
Soderstrom, Roger
Family and personal life
Religions

CAIN No. 255252

TITLE:
Roger Soderstrom fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.34 m of textual records

DATES:
[18-?]-1914

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Roger Soderstrom lived with his wife Lois in Edmonton, Alberta in 1976 and worked for Beaver House Museum.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of Alberta cattle and horse brands books, and two Swedish bibles.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access. Permission for use required.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No inventory/file list available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Roger Soderstrom deposited these records in the Provincial Archives of Alberta in 1976.

LANGUAGE:
The bibles are in Swedish.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are not expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Deposited at the same time and in the same accession are the following unrelated fonds: North Bittern Lake Social Credit Group No. 962 fonds; Carl S. Soderstrom fonds.
Information for the biographical sketch was taken from the 1976 Henderson's Edmonton City Directory.
Some textbooks deposited in this accession have been transferred to the University of Alberta Department of Education Curriculum Library in Edmonton, Alberta, and the University of Lethbridge in Lethbridge, Alberta.
Title based on contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Soderstrom, Roger

SUBJECTS:
Soderstrom, Roger
Family and personal life
Religions

CAIN No. 255252

TITLE:
Roger Soderstrom fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.34 m of textual records

DATES:
[18-?]-1914

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Roger Soderstrom lived with his wife Lois in Edmonton, Alberta in 1976 and worked for Beaver House Museum.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of Alberta cattle and horse brands books, and two Swedish bibles.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access. Permission for use required.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No inventory/file list available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Roger Soderstrom deposited these records in the Provincial Archives of Alberta in 1976.

LANGUAGE:
The bibles are in Swedish.

ACCRUALS:
Further accruals are not expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Deposited at the same time and in the same accession are the following unrelated fonds: North Bittern Lake Social Credit Group No. 962 fonds; Carl S. Soderstrom fonds.
Information for the biographical sketch was taken from the 1976 Henderson's Edmonton City Directory.
Some textbooks deposited in this accession have been transferred to the University of Alberta Department of Education Curriculum Library in Edmonton, Alberta, and the University of Lethbridge in Lethbridge, Alberta.
Title based on contents of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Soderstrom, Roger

SUBJECTS:
Soderstrom, Roger
Family and personal life
Religions

CAIN No. 257127

TITLE:
White family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
7 cm of textual records. -- 21 photographs. -- 1 poster

DATES:
1886-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
David White was born in Ireland, in 1863. He emigrated to Bellevue, Ontario, at an early age, where he worked on a farm for an uncle. In 1884, he joined the NWMP, and in 1885, he was transferred to Regina where he witnessed the hanging of Louis Riel on the morning of November 16, 1885. In 1886, he was transferred to Maple Creek, serving there as well as in Medicine Hat. He ran the ferry at Police Point for a time before the first bridge across the South Saskatchewan River was built. While here, he met Elizabeth (nee Russell); they were married in Regina, and after David's discharge from the NWMP, moved to their ranch on the North slope of Cypress Hills. David and Elizabeth had 8 children: Matilda, William, Sam, Anne, David, Robert, Phoebe, and Alberta. David passed away in 1942, and his wife in 1946. William White, the eldest son of David and Elizabeth, married Elsie (nee Garrison) in 1915. They lived on the White Ranch where they raised 7 children; William "Billy", Bobby (who died in 1982), Howard, Margaret, Ross, and Doug. William White died in 1955, and Elsie, in 1987. Billy White, son of William and Elsie, was born in Maple Creek in 1917. He received his education there and worked for various ranchers in the area, as well as for his father. He was also a Fire Ranger in the Cypress Hills Park for a couple of years. Billy married Hazel (nee Garrett) in 1941, and continued to ranch with his father until 1944, when the family purchased the Cross Ranch near Eastend. In 1972, they sold the ranch to their son Raymond, and bought the Cheeseman Ranch near Maple Creek, where he continued ranching until 1984. He retired due to ill health that year, selling the ranch to his son David. Billy and Hazel had 5 children: Raymond, Gail, Judy (who died in 1949), David and Donny. Donny White was born in Eastend, Saskatchewan, on July 28, 1953. He recieved his early education at Eastend, and attended University in Saskatoon and Calgary, graduating with a B.A. and a B. Ed. In addition, he did some Post Graduate Studies at the John F. Kennedy University in San Francisco. Donny has been employed as a Program Co-Ordinator for the Fort Calgary Interpretive Centre, and also a Research Officer for Saskatchewan's Provincial Historic Parks, having worked for several seasons at the Fort Walsh National Historic Site. Donny has remained active in many heritage related organizations promoting the preservation of Western Canada's cultural heritage, and is currently focusing his research on Native and Metis peoples, ranching in the Cypress Hills, and his most recent interest, the works of pioneer photographer Geraldine Moodie.
Donny is currently employed as the Curator of Cultural History at the Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre (formerly the Medicine Hat Museum and Art Gallery) and has held this position since 1981.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of: a biography of the Naismith and Allen families (undated); correspondence from the Oxarart Ranch/Maple Creek Cattle Co./Wylie Ranch (1896-1899); receipt book of W.R. Abbott for guns and ammuntition used during the Riel Rebellion (1886); research papers (2) entitled "Indians of the Cypress Hills" (1980), and "Ranching in the Cypress Hills: 1883-1910" by Donny White (1980); pamphlet of the Old Timers Association (Maple Creek) with membership list (1981); history of the Garrison Family by Judy Ann Tuttle Garrison (1982); certificate issued to Henry Sorensen (1947); Defense Research Board award certificate issued to Henry Sorensen (1957); retirement certificate from I-XL Industries Ltd. issued to Henry Sorensen (undated); Community Centennial Train, CP Rail Station, O.S. Maple Creek posters (1983); 1994 Maple Creek Souvenir Calendar (1993); research notes made by Donny White from interviews with Walt Fenrick in 1988-1989; booklets (2) entitled the Fur Trade Journal (1944, 1953); unused stationery from Medicine Hat Fur Breeders Co-op and Fenrick Fur Farms (undated); hand drawn diagrams (2) of the Exhibition Grounds, ca. 1930, drawn by Donny White from information supplied by Bill Woolfrey and Lorne Thompson Sr. (undated); images of various views and residents of Maple Creek, the White family, and views of DRES.

REPOSITORY:
Esplanade Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gifts of Donny White, August 19, 1981, July 7, 1983, October 31, 1983, December 10, 1983, March 1984 and 1991, July 1993, 1988, and 1989.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Biography File. "The Weather Factory" Joseph Fenrick d/b file.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on content of records.

PROVENANCE:
White, Donny

SUBJECTS:
White, Donny
Agriculture
Family and personal life
First nations
Military

CAIN No. 257127

TITLE:
White family fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
7 cm of textual records. -- 21 photographs. -- 1 poster

DATES:
1886-1993

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
David White was born in Ireland, in 1863. He emigrated to Bellevue, Ontario, at an early age, where he worked on a farm for an uncle. In 1884, he joined the NWMP, and in 1885, he was transferred to Regina where he witnessed the hanging of Louis Riel on the morning of November 16, 1885. In 1886, he was transferred to Maple Creek, serving there as well as in Medicine Hat. He ran the ferry at Police Point for a time before the first bridge across the South Saskatchewan River was built. While here, he met Elizabeth (nee Russell); they were married in Regina, and after David's discharge from the NWMP, moved to their ranch on the North slope of Cypress Hills. David and Elizabeth had 8 children: Matilda, William, Sam, Anne, David, Robert, Phoebe, and Alberta. David passed away in 1942, and his wife in 1946. William White, the eldest son of David and Elizabeth, married Elsie (nee Garrison) in 1915. They lived on the White Ranch where they raised 7 children; William "Billy", Bobby (who died in 1982), Howard, Margaret, Ross, and Doug. William White died in 1955, and Elsie, in 1987. Billy White, son of William and Elsie, was born in Maple Creek in 1917. He received his education there and worked for various ranchers in the area, as well as for his father. He was also a Fire Ranger in the Cypress Hills Park for a couple of years. Billy married Hazel (nee Garrett) in 1941, and continued to ranch with his father until 1944, when the family purchased the Cross Ranch near Eastend. In 1972, they sold the ranch to their son Raymond, and bought the Cheeseman Ranch near Maple Creek, where he continued ranching until 1984. He retired due to ill health that year, selling the ranch to his son David. Billy and Hazel had 5 children: Raymond, Gail, Judy (who died in 1949), David and Donny. Donny White was born in Eastend, Saskatchewan, on July 28, 1953. He recieved his early education at Eastend, and attended University in Saskatoon and Calgary, graduating with a B.A. and a B. Ed. In addition, he did some Post Graduate Studies at the John F. Kennedy University in San Francisco. Donny has been employed as a Program Co-Ordinator for the Fort Calgary Interpretive Centre, and also a Research Officer for Saskatchewan's Provincial Historic Parks, having worked for several seasons at the Fort Walsh National Historic Site. Donny has remained active in many heritage related organizations promoting the preservation of Western Canada's cultural heritage, and is currently focusing his research on Native and Metis peoples, ranching in the Cypress Hills, and his most recent interest, the works of pioneer photographer Geraldine Moodie.
Donny is currently employed as the Curator of Cultural History at the Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre (formerly the Medicine Hat Museum and Art Gallery) and has held this position since 1981.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of: a biography of the Naismith and Allen families (undated); correspondence from the Oxarart Ranch/Maple Creek Cattle Co./Wylie Ranch (1896-1899); receipt book of W.R. Abbott for guns and ammuntition used during the Riel Rebellion (1886); research papers (2) entitled "Indians of the Cypress Hills" (1980), and "Ranching in the Cypress Hills: 1883-1910" by Donny White (1980); pamphlet of the Old Timers Association (Maple Creek) with membership list (1981); history of the Garrison Family by Judy Ann Tuttle Garrison (1982); certificate issued to Henry Sorensen (1947); Defense Research Board award certificate issued to Henry Sorensen (1957); retirement certificate from I-XL Industries Ltd. issued to Henry Sorensen (undated); Community Centennial Train, CP Rail Station, O.S. Maple Creek posters (1983); 1994 Maple Creek Souvenir Calendar (1993); research notes made by Donny White from interviews with Walt Fenrick in 1988-1989; booklets (2) entitled the Fur Trade Journal (1944, 1953); unused stationery from Medicine Hat Fur Breeders Co-op and Fenrick Fur Farms (undated); hand drawn diagrams (2) of the Exhibition Grounds, ca. 1930, drawn by Donny White from information supplied by Bill Woolfrey and Lorne Thompson Sr. (undated); images of various views and residents of Maple Creek, the White family, and views of DRES.

REPOSITORY:
Esplanade Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gifts of Donny White, August 19, 1981, July 7, 1983, October 31, 1983, December 10, 1983, March 1984 and 1991, July 1993, 1988, and 1989.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
Biography File. "The Weather Factory" Joseph Fenrick d/b file.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on content of records.

PROVENANCE:
White, Donny

SUBJECTS:
White, Donny
Agriculture
Family and personal life
First nations
Military

CAIN No. 262035

TITLE:
John Edwards Leckie fonds [textual record, graphic material, cartographic material]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
18.4 cm of textual records : some photocopies.
17 photographs : b&w.
16 maps

DATES:
1900-1950.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
John Edwards Leckie, military officer, civil and mining engineer, was born in 1872 at Acton Vale, Que., and received his education from Bishop's College at Lennoxville, Que., the Royal Military College Kingston, Ont.,1893, and King's College University at Windsor, N.S. B.sc in civil engineering, 1896. He practised his profession in Nova Scotia, New Jersey, British Columbia, Cobalt and Porcupine. He was best known for his engineering and research work around Hudson Bay.

During the South African War, he served as a Lieutenant in "C" Squadron, Lord Strathcona's Horse and afterwards as a Captain in the 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles. He enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in 1914 and served in France as a Major in the 16th Battalion (The Canadian Scottish), assuming command in 1916. From 1918 to 1919, he was the Officer Commanding of the forward area of the Murmansk front occupied by the North Russia Expeditionary Force.

See also: The Canadian Encyclopedia, 1985 and The Canadian Who's Who, 1936-1937.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of records of the First World War, 1916-1917, 1 cm; North Russia Expeditionary Force, 1918-1919, 3 cm; South African War, 1900-1902, 1930-1950, 2 cm; and H.M.S. Niobe.

Fonds also consists of photographs which depict: activities and personnel of Lord Strathcona's Horse en route to South Africa aboard S.S. Monterey, and at Green Point Camp, Cape Town, South Africa, 1900; and Lord Strathcona and Colonel Sam Steele addressing personnel of Lord Strathcona's Horse, probably at Kensington Barracks, London, England, February 1901.

Fonds consists of maps documenting the role of the Allied forces in northern Russia during the Russian Civil War, 1918 - 1920. Included are intelligence maps, sketch maps, railway maps and topographical maps showing the following locations in northern Russia: the port of Murmansk, Sokoka, the Lake Onega region, Petozavodsk, Segezka, Nadvoitza, Medveja Gora, Unitza, Kapaselga and the Shunga Penninsula.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Photographs; No restrictions on use or reproduction. Copyright expired.
Cartographic material: No restrictions. Credit Library and Archives Canada. Reproduction is subject to conditions outlined in the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Cartographic material Please consult lower level descriptions. Finding aid consists of an itemzied lising. Leckie, John E. 756/717-732. Paper Open

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Volume 1 was received in part in 1956 from Mrs. J.E. Leckie and in part through the Directorate of History, D.N.D.
Volume 2 was received in 1982 from Mrs. David Partridge of Toronto, Ont.

PROVENANCE:
Leckie, John Edwards, 1872-1950

SUBJECTS:
John Edwards Leckie - Correspondence, 1901-1902, 1916-1919
Niobe (Ship), 1910-1911
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.), 1900-1901, 1918-1919
Murmansk front, Russia, 1918-1919
Souvenirs (keepsakes), 1918-1919
World War I - Canada - Armed Forces, 1916-1917, 1919
World War I - Russia, 1918-1919
South African War, 1899-1902, 1900-1901
Canada. Army. Lord Strathcona's Horse - Records and correspondence, 1900-1901
Scrapbooks - Canada, [1900-1901]
South African War, 1899-1902 - Campaigns, 1900-1901
Canada - Armed Forces - Officers, [1900-1919]
John S. Amnesley - Correspondence, 1910-1911
Canada. Army. 16th Battalion. Canadian Expeditionary Force (Canadian Scottish) - Records and correspondence, 1916-1917
Canada. Army. North Russia Expeditionary Force - Records and correspondence, 1918-1919

CAIN No. 262035

TITLE:
John Edwards Leckie fonds [textual record, graphic material, cartographic material]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
18.4 cm of textual records : some photocopies.
17 photographs : b&w.
16 maps

DATES:
1900-1950.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
John Edwards Leckie, military officer, civil and mining engineer, was born in 1872 at Acton Vale, Que., and received his education from Bishop's College at Lennoxville, Que., the Royal Military College Kingston, Ont.,1893, and King's College University at Windsor, N.S. B.sc in civil engineering, 1896. He practised his profession in Nova Scotia, New Jersey, British Columbia, Cobalt and Porcupine. He was best known for his engineering and research work around Hudson Bay.

During the South African War, he served as a Lieutenant in "C" Squadron, Lord Strathcona's Horse and afterwards as a Captain in the 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles. He enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in 1914 and served in France as a Major in the 16th Battalion (The Canadian Scottish), assuming command in 1916. From 1918 to 1919, he was the Officer Commanding of the forward area of the Murmansk front occupied by the North Russia Expeditionary Force.

See also: The Canadian Encyclopedia, 1985 and The Canadian Who's Who, 1936-1937.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of records of the First World War, 1916-1917, 1 cm; North Russia Expeditionary Force, 1918-1919, 3 cm; South African War, 1900-1902, 1930-1950, 2 cm; and H.M.S. Niobe.

Fonds also consists of photographs which depict: activities and personnel of Lord Strathcona's Horse en route to South Africa aboard S.S. Monterey, and at Green Point Camp, Cape Town, South Africa, 1900; and Lord Strathcona and Colonel Sam Steele addressing personnel of Lord Strathcona's Horse, probably at Kensington Barracks, London, England, February 1901.

Fonds consists of maps documenting the role of the Allied forces in northern Russia during the Russian Civil War, 1918 - 1920. Included are intelligence maps, sketch maps, railway maps and topographical maps showing the following locations in northern Russia: the port of Murmansk, Sokoka, the Lake Onega region, Petozavodsk, Segezka, Nadvoitza, Medveja Gora, Unitza, Kapaselga and the Shunga Penninsula.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Photographs; No restrictions on use or reproduction. Copyright expired.
Cartographic material: No restrictions. Credit Library and Archives Canada. Reproduction is subject to conditions outlined in the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Cartographic material Please consult lower level descriptions. Finding aid consists of an itemzied lising. Leckie, John E. 756/717-732. Paper Open

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Volume 1 was received in part in 1956 from Mrs. J.E. Leckie and in part through the Directorate of History, D.N.D.
Volume 2 was received in 1982 from Mrs. David Partridge of Toronto, Ont.

PROVENANCE:
Leckie, John Edwards, 1872-1950

SUBJECTS:
John Edwards Leckie - Correspondence, 1901-1902, 1916-1919
Niobe (Ship), 1910-1911
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.), 1900-1901, 1918-1919
Murmansk front, Russia, 1918-1919
Souvenirs (keepsakes), 1918-1919
World War I - Canada - Armed Forces, 1916-1917, 1919
World War I - Russia, 1918-1919
South African War, 1899-1902, 1900-1901
Canada. Army. Lord Strathcona's Horse - Records and correspondence, 1900-1901
Scrapbooks - Canada, [1900-1901]
South African War, 1899-1902 - Campaigns, 1900-1901
Canada - Armed Forces - Officers, [1900-1919]
John S. Amnesley - Correspondence, 1910-1911
Canada. Army. 16th Battalion. Canadian Expeditionary Force (Canadian Scottish) - Records and correspondence, 1916-1917
Canada. Army. North Russia Expeditionary Force - Records and correspondence, 1918-1919

CAIN No. 262035

TITLE:
John Edwards Leckie fonds [textual record, graphic material, cartographic material]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
18.4 cm of textual records : some photocopies.
17 photographs : b&w.
16 maps

DATES:
1900-1950.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
John Edwards Leckie, military officer, civil and mining engineer, was born in 1872 at Acton Vale, Que., and received his education from Bishop's College at Lennoxville, Que., the Royal Military College Kingston, Ont.,1893, and King's College University at Windsor, N.S. B.sc in civil engineering, 1896. He practised his profession in Nova Scotia, New Jersey, British Columbia, Cobalt and Porcupine. He was best known for his engineering and research work around Hudson Bay.

During the South African War, he served as a Lieutenant in "C" Squadron, Lord Strathcona's Horse and afterwards as a Captain in the 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles. He enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in 1914 and served in France as a Major in the 16th Battalion (The Canadian Scottish), assuming command in 1916. From 1918 to 1919, he was the Officer Commanding of the forward area of the Murmansk front occupied by the North Russia Expeditionary Force.

See also: The Canadian Encyclopedia, 1985 and The Canadian Who's Who, 1936-1937.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of records of the First World War, 1916-1917, 1 cm; North Russia Expeditionary Force, 1918-1919, 3 cm; South African War, 1900-1902, 1930-1950, 2 cm; and H.M.S. Niobe.

Fonds also consists of photographs which depict: activities and personnel of Lord Strathcona's Horse en route to South Africa aboard S.S. Monterey, and at Green Point Camp, Cape Town, South Africa, 1900; and Lord Strathcona and Colonel Sam Steele addressing personnel of Lord Strathcona's Horse, probably at Kensington Barracks, London, England, February 1901.

Fonds consists of maps documenting the role of the Allied forces in northern Russia during the Russian Civil War, 1918 - 1920. Included are intelligence maps, sketch maps, railway maps and topographical maps showing the following locations in northern Russia: the port of Murmansk, Sokoka, the Lake Onega region, Petozavodsk, Segezka, Nadvoitza, Medveja Gora, Unitza, Kapaselga and the Shunga Penninsula.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Photographs; No restrictions on use or reproduction. Copyright expired.
Cartographic material: No restrictions. Credit Library and Archives Canada. Reproduction is subject to conditions outlined in the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Cartographic material Please consult lower level descriptions. Finding aid consists of an itemzied lising. Leckie, John E. 756/717-732. Paper Open

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Volume 1 was received in part in 1956 from Mrs. J.E. Leckie and in part through the Directorate of History, D.N.D.
Volume 2 was received in 1982 from Mrs. David Partridge of Toronto, Ont.

PROVENANCE:
Leckie, John Edwards, 1872-1950

SUBJECTS:
John Edwards Leckie - Correspondence, 1901-1902, 1916-1919
Niobe (Ship), 1910-1911
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.), 1900-1901, 1918-1919
Murmansk front, Russia, 1918-1919
Souvenirs (keepsakes), 1918-1919
World War I - Canada - Armed Forces, 1916-1917, 1919
World War I - Russia, 1918-1919
South African War, 1899-1902, 1900-1901
Canada. Army. Lord Strathcona's Horse - Records and correspondence, 1900-1901
Scrapbooks - Canada, [1900-1901]
South African War, 1899-1902 - Campaigns, 1900-1901
Canada - Armed Forces - Officers, [1900-1919]
John S. Amnesley - Correspondence, 1910-1911
Canada. Army. 16th Battalion. Canadian Expeditionary Force (Canadian Scottish) - Records and correspondence, 1916-1917
Canada. Army. North Russia Expeditionary Force - Records and correspondence, 1918-1919

CAIN No. 262035

TITLE:
John Edwards Leckie fonds [textual record, graphic material, cartographic material]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
18.4 cm of textual records : some photocopies.
17 photographs : b&w.
16 maps

DATES:
1900-1950.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
John Edwards Leckie, military officer, civil and mining engineer, was born in 1872 at Acton Vale, Que., and received his education from Bishop's College at Lennoxville, Que., the Royal Military College Kingston, Ont.,1893, and King's College University at Windsor, N.S. B.sc in civil engineering, 1896. He practised his profession in Nova Scotia, New Jersey, British Columbia, Cobalt and Porcupine. He was best known for his engineering and research work around Hudson Bay.

During the South African War, he served as a Lieutenant in "C" Squadron, Lord Strathcona's Horse and afterwards as a Captain in the 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles. He enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in 1914 and served in France as a Major in the 16th Battalion (The Canadian Scottish), assuming command in 1916. From 1918 to 1919, he was the Officer Commanding of the forward area of the Murmansk front occupied by the North Russia Expeditionary Force.

See also: The Canadian Encyclopedia, 1985 and The Canadian Who's Who, 1936-1937.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of records of the First World War, 1916-1917, 1 cm; North Russia Expeditionary Force, 1918-1919, 3 cm; South African War, 1900-1902, 1930-1950, 2 cm; and H.M.S. Niobe.

Fonds also consists of photographs which depict: activities and personnel of Lord Strathcona's Horse en route to South Africa aboard S.S. Monterey, and at Green Point Camp, Cape Town, South Africa, 1900; and Lord Strathcona and Colonel Sam Steele addressing personnel of Lord Strathcona's Horse, probably at Kensington Barracks, London, England, February 1901.

Fonds consists of maps documenting the role of the Allied forces in northern Russia during the Russian Civil War, 1918 - 1920. Included are intelligence maps, sketch maps, railway maps and topographical maps showing the following locations in northern Russia: the port of Murmansk, Sokoka, the Lake Onega region, Petozavodsk, Segezka, Nadvoitza, Medveja Gora, Unitza, Kapaselga and the Shunga Penninsula.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Photographs; No restrictions on use or reproduction. Copyright expired.
Cartographic material: No restrictions. Credit Library and Archives Canada. Reproduction is subject to conditions outlined in the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Cartographic material Please consult lower level descriptions. Finding aid consists of an itemzied lising. Leckie, John E. 756/717-732. Paper Open

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Volume 1 was received in part in 1956 from Mrs. J.E. Leckie and in part through the Directorate of History, D.N.D.
Volume 2 was received in 1982 from Mrs. David Partridge of Toronto, Ont.

PROVENANCE:
Leckie, John Edwards, 1872-1950

SUBJECTS:
John Edwards Leckie - Correspondence, 1901-1902, 1916-1919
Niobe (Ship), 1910-1911
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.), 1900-1901, 1918-1919
Murmansk front, Russia, 1918-1919
Souvenirs (keepsakes), 1918-1919
World War I - Canada - Armed Forces, 1916-1917, 1919
World War I - Russia, 1918-1919
South African War, 1899-1902, 1900-1901
Canada. Army. Lord Strathcona's Horse - Records and correspondence, 1900-1901
Scrapbooks - Canada, [1900-1901]
South African War, 1899-1902 - Campaigns, 1900-1901
Canada - Armed Forces - Officers, [1900-1919]
John S. Amnesley - Correspondence, 1910-1911
Canada. Army. 16th Battalion. Canadian Expeditionary Force (Canadian Scottish) - Records and correspondence, 1916-1917
Canada. Army. North Russia Expeditionary Force - Records and correspondence, 1918-1919

CAIN No. 142229

TITLE:
First United Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.) fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
79.5 cm of textual records

DATES:
1890-1997

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
First United Church in Salmon Arm was formed when the congregations of St. Andrew's United Church and Wesley United Church amalgamated in 1926. Before church union in 1925 these two congregations had been Presbyterian and Methodist congregations respectively. The Presbyterians had Salmon Arm as a regular field from ca. 1899, a field which included points at Canoe Creek (now Canoe), Carlin, Notch Hill, Tappen and others besides St. Andrew's church in Salmon Arm. In 1911 St. Andrew's became a separate charge. The first Methodist services were held in Salmon Arm as early as 1888 as part of the Revelstoke and Donald Mission. In 1890 the Salmon Arm Mission was established which included points at the Valley Church, Canoe Creek, Notch Hill, Tappen, Silver Creek and others. The Wesley Methodist Church was built ca. 1908 in Salmon Arm. After 1926 the Salmon Arm Pastoral Charge included at various times other preaching points, notably Canoe. Currently, the pastoral charge includes First United and Canoe, and is part of Kamloops-Okanagan Presbytery.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of records from the First United Church, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Fort Steele Presbyterian Church, Knox Presbyterian and Malakwa United. Records include Baptismal registers (1894-1977), Marriage registers (1894-1985), Burial registers (1895-1982); Circuit register (1892-1929), Communion Roll (1944-1947), Session minutes (1912-1966), Stewards minutes (1960-1966), Official Board minutes (1890-1989), Congregational meeting minutes (1927-1989), Christian Education Committee minutes (1960-1966); Ladies Aid cash book (1913-1921), Woman's Association minutes (1926-1956), Women's Missionary Society minutes (1924-1959), United Church Women records (1962-1983); Tillicum Club minutes (1928-1933); Adult Bible class minutes (1914-1923); Annual reports (1963-1997); and Newsletters (1979).

REPOSITORY:
United Church of Canada British Columbia Conference Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Box list available.

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://aabc.bc.ca/aabc/uccbc/pdfd/SAM_FU.pdf

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on records in fonds.

PROVENANCE:
First United Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
St. Andrew's United Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
Wesley United Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
Malakwa United Church
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
Wesley Methodist Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
Fort Steele Presbyterian Church

SUBJECTS:
First United Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
Wesley Methodist Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
Fort Steele Presbyterian Church
St. Andrew's United Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
Wesley United Church (Salmon Arm, B.C.)
Malakwa United Church

CAIN No. 266146

TITLE:
Fonds Entreprises de Photos Eigenmann [images en mouvement]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
12 vidéocassettes (10 h, 18 min).

DATES:
1989-1990.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Entreprises de photos Eigenmann est une maison de production de Montréal au Québec, fondée par Jean-Daniel Eigenmann.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds contient deux versions d'un documentaire sur l'acteur comique Oliver Guimond et deux épisodes de télévision intitulés: "Le monde selon Clémence" et "Tête à tête".

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
La reproduction et l'utilisation exigent la permission écrite du détenteur des droits d'auteur.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Consulter la base de données MISACS pour les descriptions à la pièce. Électronique

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Reçu en 1989 et 1990.

PROVENANCE:
Entreprises de Photos Eigenmann

CAIN No. 266146

TITLE:
Fonds Entreprises de Photos Eigenmann [images en mouvement]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
12 vidéocassettes (10 h, 18 min).

DATES:
1989-1990.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Entreprises de photos Eigenmann est une maison de production de Montréal au Québec, fondée par Jean-Daniel Eigenmann.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds contient deux versions d'un documentaire sur l'acteur comique Oliver Guimond et deux épisodes de télévision intitulés: "Le monde selon Clémence" et "Tête à tête".

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
La reproduction et l'utilisation exigent la permission écrite du détenteur des droits d'auteur.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Consulter la base de données MISACS pour les descriptions à la pièce. Électronique

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Reçu en 1989 et 1990.

PROVENANCE:
Entreprises de Photos Eigenmann

CAIN No. 266146

TITLE:
Fonds Entreprises de Photos Eigenmann [images en mouvement]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
12 vidéocassettes (10 h, 18 min).

DATES:
1989-1990.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Entreprises de photos Eigenmann est une maison de production de Montréal au Québec, fondée par Jean-Daniel Eigenmann.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds contient deux versions d'un documentaire sur l'acteur comique Oliver Guimond et deux épisodes de télévision intitulés: "Le monde selon Clémence" et "Tête à tête".

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
La reproduction et l'utilisation exigent la permission écrite du détenteur des droits d'auteur.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Consulter la base de données MISACS pour les descriptions à la pièce. Électronique

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Reçu en 1989 et 1990.

PROVENANCE:
Entreprises de Photos Eigenmann

CAIN No. 266171

TITLE:
Fonds Les Entreprises Pierre Blouin [images en mouvement]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
175 bobines vidéo (env. 90 h).

DATES:
[ca 1950-1984].

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Les Entreprises Pierre Blouin est une maison de production.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Le fonds se compose d'émissions de la série "Les trouvailles de Clémence" et de la série "Au fil de la semaine".

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
La reproduction et l'utilisation des documents exigent la permission écrite du détenteur des droits d'auteur.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Voir le dossier de la collection audio-visuelle pour les descriptions à la pièce. Papier

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Reçu en 1984.

PROVENANCE:
Entreprises Pierre Blouin

CAIN No. 160254

TITLE:
Hibernia United Baptist Church fonds : [1932-1953]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
84 pp. of textual records

DATES:
Photocopied 1989

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Hibernia United Baptist Church at Hibernia, near Gagetown, Queens County, New Brunswick, was first organized on 15 May 1856. The village was in the area which was expropriated and evacuated in 1953 for the construction of Canadian Forces Base Gagetown. The church furnishings and fittings were distributed among other churches in the area. Fifty percent of the money received from the Department of Defense went to the Home Mission Board and the other fifty per cent to the United Baptist Bible Training School in Moncton.
Source:
"Those Days are Gone Away: Queens County, N.B. 1643-1901" by Marion Gilchrist Reicker, 1981

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
This fonds consists of a photocopy of a record book of the Hibernia United Baptist Church, containing minutes of meetings, membership lists, and letters of dismissal for individuals leaving and joining the church. There is also some correspondence about the expropriation of the church in 1953.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of New Brunswick

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
This fonds was donated in the same accession as the Wickham United Baptist record book, 1867-1980 (MC594)

LANGUAGE:
English

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

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC1615

PROVENANCE:
Hibernia (N.B.) United Baptist Church

CAIN No. 213052

TITLE:
Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.) fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
12.5 cm of textual records
1 reel of microfilm

DATES:
1890-1982 and microfilmed 2000 (originally created 1936-1999)

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.) was established in 1838 with a connection to the Hornby, Ont. charge. During the time of Church Union in 1925, the congregation voted to remain with The Presbyterian Church in Canada.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of registers, minutes and other records of Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.). Records consist of: Baptisms (1936-1999); Marriages (1936-1999); Burials (1936-1999); Session minutes (1890-1982); Communion Roll (1896-1949, 1959-1981); Congregational Minutes (1896-1904, 1906-1933, 1935-1963) and other records.

REPOSITORY:
The Presbyterian Church in Canada

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Session minutes are restricted for a period of 50 years from the date they were written.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
A file list is available. See FA-4000M at The Presbyterian Church in Canada Archives.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
CONG-246

PROVENANCE:
Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.)

CAIN No. 213052

TITLE:
Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.) fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
12.5 cm of textual records
1 reel of microfilm

DATES:
1890-1982 and microfilmed 2000 (originally created 1936-1999)

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.) was established in 1838 with a connection to the Hornby, Ont. charge. During the time of Church Union in 1925, the congregation voted to remain with The Presbyterian Church in Canada.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of registers, minutes and other records of Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.). Records consist of: Baptisms (1936-1999); Marriages (1936-1999); Burials (1936-1999); Session minutes (1890-1982); Communion Roll (1896-1949, 1959-1981); Congregational Minutes (1896-1904, 1906-1933, 1935-1963) and other records.

REPOSITORY:
The Presbyterian Church in Canada

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Session minutes are restricted for a period of 50 years from the date they were written.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
A file list is available. See FA-4000M at The Presbyterian Church in Canada Archives.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
CONG-246

PROVENANCE:
Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.)

CAIN No. 213052

TITLE:
Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.) fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
12.5 cm of textual records
1 reel of microfilm

DATES:
1890-1982 and microfilmed 2000 (originally created 1936-1999)

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.) was established in 1838 with a connection to the Hornby, Ont. charge. During the time of Church Union in 1925, the congregation voted to remain with The Presbyterian Church in Canada.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of registers, minutes and other records of Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.). Records consist of: Baptisms (1936-1999); Marriages (1936-1999); Burials (1936-1999); Session minutes (1890-1982); Communion Roll (1896-1949, 1959-1981); Congregational Minutes (1896-1904, 1906-1933, 1935-1963) and other records.

REPOSITORY:
The Presbyterian Church in Canada

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Session minutes are restricted for a period of 50 years from the date they were written.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
A file list is available. See FA-4000M at The Presbyterian Church in Canada Archives.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
CONG-246

PROVENANCE:
Omagh Presbyterian Church (Milton, Ont.)

CAIN No. 264353

TITLE:
Irene Heywood fonds [textual record, graphic material]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
55 cm of textual records.
2 paintings.
3 sketchbooks.
43 watercolours.
43 photographs : b&w prints.
275 drawings : pencil and pen and ink.
11 prints : linocuts.
1 other : booklet containing 10 paper cut-outs

DATES:
1932-1987.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Irene Heywood was born in 1913 and was raised on a farm near Boissevain, Manitoba, and in Trenton, Ontario. She attended the Winnipeg School of Art, 1931 to 1934, where she studied under its Principal, the Canadian artist Lionel LeMoine FitzGerald, with whom she had an affair. After leaving art school, she worked as a photographer's assistant and for an engraving firm. She continued her art studies, taking night classes from FitzGerald, and she exhibited with the Manitoba Society of Art. She left Manitoba in 1940 and worked in Toronto with the designer René Cera at Eaton's Fine Art Galleries. She continued to correspond with FitzGerald and saw him on visits to Manitoba. She later married the Canadian folksinger and songwriter Wade Hemsworth and became an art reviewer for the Montreal "Gazette" (1967-1970) and then the Montreal "Star" (1971-1972). She published a biographical work on the German-born Quebec artist Helmut Gransow in 1986 and died in 1989.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds includes the textual and graphic records of Irene Heywood, comprising a series of personal material, a series of material relating to the artist Lionel LeMoine FitzGerald, a series of material relating to the artist Helmut Gransow, a series of material documenting her writing of art reviews, and a series of art material.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
The recipient of copies is responsible for determining whether material is subject to copyright and for ascertaining the name of the person or organization holding copyright. The recipient is also responsible for determining whether any use of copyrighted material does or does not constitute an infringement of copyright under the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Art works have been item-level catalogued in ICON. Electronic

ONLINE FINDING AID:
http://data2.archives.ca/pdf/pdf001/p000000678.pdf Textual records Electronic Open

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records were transferred to the National Archives in 1998 via the publisher John Flood, who had earlier received most of them directly from Irene Heywood's husband, Wade Hemsworth of Morin Heights, Quebec. The original letters from L.L. FitzGerald were in the possession of art curator Michael Parke-Taylor of Toronto, who forwarded them, along with transcripts he had prepared, to John Flood in 1998, to join the rest of Heywood's papers at the National Archives.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
The National Library of Canada holds the records of Irene Heywood's husband, Wade Hemsworth.

PROVENANCE:
Heywood, Irene, 1913-1989

CAIN No. 247467

TITLE:
Century Calgary fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
75 cm of textual records. -- 135 audio cassettes. -- 177 photographs. -- 52 posters. -- 1 audio disc

DATES:
1972-1976

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Century Calgary was formed in the summer of 1972 to promote, organize and coordinate all the city's activities for the centennial celebrations of Calgary, Alberta in 1975. Tom Walsh was named general chairman and Rabbi Lewis Ginsburg executive director. Joseph Schmitz succeeded Ginsburg in 1974. Close to 4000 volunteers were involved in Century Calgary's various projects. Two of the most notable projects were the publication of an oral history project in which over 100 Calgarians were interviewed, and the six volume Century Calgary Historical Series : Books About Calgary / by Calgary authors. - Calgary : Century Calgary Publications, 1975. The series covered topics including schools, churches, organized sports, youth groups, city communities, police force, transit system, private service groups, mayors, medical services, military, people, and events.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of manuscripts for the published books; recorded interviews with Calgary personalities; minutes, reports and correspondence of the History Committee; posters of events, and submitted to logo contest; recording of Calgary's centennial song; and photographs of mayors, churches, military, Calgary personalities and the Providence Creche.
THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WERE INTERVIEWED. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Deane Ambury, Mrs. A.G. Austin, Everett Baldwin, Clive Ballard, Dorcas Bayley, Rodena Beaton, Malcolm Boyd, W.A. Branton, M.W. Brock, Elsie Brown, Dr. F.G. Buchanan, Ruby and Wilbert Builder, Mary Bushfield, George Campbell, Jessie Chapman, Nellie Chevalier, Ben A. Choppen, Mary Christenson, Walter Chuchla, P.D. Clarke, Harry Lake Collett, Elspeth Cook, John Copeland, Mrs. L.D. Crimp, B. Currie, Harry Dawson, Elsie Douglas, George Doull, Bob Edgar, K.G. "Buster" Elliott, Mae Fleming, Percy Fraser, Violet Friesen, Linton Gaetz, O.S. Geiger, I.G. Gilkes, Margaret Gillespie, Vera Gillespie, W. Gowan, W. Hope Grant, Freida Gratzer, Harold Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Hackett, B.G. Halbert, Mr. Halpen, Signe Hansen, Thomas Harrison, Mrs. E. Henderson, J.G. Garney Hight, Olive Hudon, Tannis Humphries, W.F. Irwin, Dr. Margaret Jackson, Reg Jackson, Mrs. J.M. Jakey, Jessie Johnson, Percy Johnstone, Isabella Kennedy, Mable Kennedy, Duke Kent, George Lind, Roger Livermore, Peter Lougheed, Jean MacAskill, B. Machon, Mrs. J.S. MacComber, Alex Maga, Recareeo Marcelos, Mr. and Mrs. L. Martin, Edward Mayhood, Freda McArthur, Gilbert McCrombie, Ken McIvor, T.N. McKenzie, Eleanor McMurtry, Mary Mercer, Mary Middlemass, Olive Miller, Gordon Minue, Rhea Montgomery, Mrs. I.C. Morris, Julia Murphy, Kari Myhre, Mrs. E.F. O'Hare, Henry Oel, Annie Oldfield, Clara I. Orr, Harold Panabaker, Lillian M. Parsons, Larry Partridge, Daisy Pearson, William Peel, Redvers Perry, C.J. Potter, Jock Ritchie, H.P. Ross, R.A. Quinton, Brian Sawyer, Jean Searight, Bertha Segall, Sweeney Shriner, R.J. Sinclair, Alice Sipes, Arthur Sketchley, Mona Bailey Stewart, Herb Surplis, William Harold Taylor, Mrs. Trainor, Ray Tuft, Mrs. Turnbull, Ted Turner, Frank Turning Robe, Alice Tyler, Mrs. O.E. Urch, Edna Vickre, Duncan Waines, Jessie Walker, Mrs. Selby Walker, M.N. Wallace, Robert Wallace, W.W. Walrod, Dr. Robert Warren, Maureen Webb, Mrs. M.B. Weldon, Agnes and Cyril Woolliams, and Amy Zacharuk.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Inventory and some interview outlines available. Please consult before requesting material.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gifts of Century Calgary, Gerald Brown, Mrs. C.H. Bentall, Mrs. I.G. Gilkes, Helen Goldenberg, Mrs. J.D. Middlemas, Sidney Robbins and Vicki Richards, 1973-1981.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on provenance and contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Century Calgary

SUBJECTS:
Century Calgary
Education
Law and justice
Religions
Government
Sports, recreation and leisure

CAIN No. 247467

TITLE:
Century Calgary fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
75 cm of textual records. -- 135 audio cassettes. -- 177 photographs. -- 52 posters. -- 1 audio disc

DATES:
1972-1976

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Century Calgary was formed in the summer of 1972 to promote, organize and coordinate all the city's activities for the centennial celebrations of Calgary, Alberta in 1975. Tom Walsh was named general chairman and Rabbi Lewis Ginsburg executive director. Joseph Schmitz succeeded Ginsburg in 1974. Close to 4000 volunteers were involved in Century Calgary's various projects. Two of the most notable projects were the publication of an oral history project in which over 100 Calgarians were interviewed, and the six volume Century Calgary Historical Series : Books About Calgary / by Calgary authors. - Calgary : Century Calgary Publications, 1975. The series covered topics including schools, churches, organized sports, youth groups, city communities, police force, transit system, private service groups, mayors, medical services, military, people, and events.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of manuscripts for the published books; recorded interviews with Calgary personalities; minutes, reports and correspondence of the History Committee; posters of events, and submitted to logo contest; recording of Calgary's centennial song; and photographs of mayors, churches, military, Calgary personalities and the Providence Creche.
THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WERE INTERVIEWED. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Deane Ambury, Mrs. A.G. Austin, Everett Baldwin, Clive Ballard, Dorcas Bayley, Rodena Beaton, Malcolm Boyd, W.A. Branton, M.W. Brock, Elsie Brown, Dr. F.G. Buchanan, Ruby and Wilbert Builder, Mary Bushfield, George Campbell, Jessie Chapman, Nellie Chevalier, Ben A. Choppen, Mary Christenson, Walter Chuchla, P.D. Clarke, Harry Lake Collett, Elspeth Cook, John Copeland, Mrs. L.D. Crimp, B. Currie, Harry Dawson, Elsie Douglas, George Doull, Bob Edgar, K.G. "Buster" Elliott, Mae Fleming, Percy Fraser, Violet Friesen, Linton Gaetz, O.S. Geiger, I.G. Gilkes, Margaret Gillespie, Vera Gillespie, W. Gowan, W. Hope Grant, Freida Gratzer, Harold Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Hackett, B.G. Halbert, Mr. Halpen, Signe Hansen, Thomas Harrison, Mrs. E. Henderson, J.G. Garney Hight, Olive Hudon, Tannis Humphries, W.F. Irwin, Dr. Margaret Jackson, Reg Jackson, Mrs. J.M. Jakey, Jessie Johnson, Percy Johnstone, Isabella Kennedy, Mable Kennedy, Duke Kent, George Lind, Roger Livermore, Peter Lougheed, Jean MacAskill, B. Machon, Mrs. J.S. MacComber, Alex Maga, Recareeo Marcelos, Mr. and Mrs. L. Martin, Edward Mayhood, Freda McArthur, Gilbert McCrombie, Ken McIvor, T.N. McKenzie, Eleanor McMurtry, Mary Mercer, Mary Middlemass, Olive Miller, Gordon Minue, Rhea Montgomery, Mrs. I.C. Morris, Julia Murphy, Kari Myhre, Mrs. E.F. O'Hare, Henry Oel, Annie Oldfield, Clara I. Orr, Harold Panabaker, Lillian M. Parsons, Larry Partridge, Daisy Pearson, William Peel, Redvers Perry, C.J. Potter, Jock Ritchie, H.P. Ross, R.A. Quinton, Brian Sawyer, Jean Searight, Bertha Segall, Sweeney Shriner, R.J. Sinclair, Alice Sipes, Arthur Sketchley, Mona Bailey Stewart, Herb Surplis, William Harold Taylor, Mrs. Trainor, Ray Tuft, Mrs. Turnbull, Ted Turner, Frank Turning Robe, Alice Tyler, Mrs. O.E. Urch, Edna Vickre, Duncan Waines, Jessie Walker, Mrs. Selby Walker, M.N. Wallace, Robert Wallace, W.W. Walrod, Dr. Robert Warren, Maureen Webb, Mrs. M.B. Weldon, Agnes and Cyril Woolliams, and Amy Zacharuk.

REPOSITORY:
Glenbow Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Inventory and some interview outlines available. Please consult before requesting material.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Gifts of Century Calgary, Gerald Brown, Mrs. C.H. Bentall, Mrs. I.G. Gilkes, Helen Goldenberg, Mrs. J.D. Middlemas, Sidney Robbins and Vicki Richards, 1973-1981.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on provenance and contents of records.

PROVENANCE:
Century Calgary

SUBJECTS:
Century Calgary
Education
Law and justice
Religions
Government
Sports, recreation and leisure

CAIN No. 194005

TITLE:
Oike family collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
.2 cm of textual records
25 photographs
6 audio cassettes

DATES:
[ca. 1917]-1995

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Kyusuke and Sada Oike immigrated to Canada from Moji, Fukuoka, Japan about 1906. They worked in the sugar cane fields in Hawaii until his cousin who lived in Santa Cruz, California invited him down. However, the Oriental Exclusion act diverted his trip and he ended up in Canada. During the early years Douglas Oike's father worked in a sawmill in Marpole, and also in Tynehead in Surrey cutting shingle bolts. His wife also helped cut shingles. Douglas Oike was born in Haney, B.C., which was later called Maple Ridge. His father worked in a sawmill in Haney and his mother was a cook in the sawmill. His parents invested in a small farm (about 7 acres) on the Townline Road. While Doug was a young boy, he helped his parents on the farm. His parents bought a larger farm about 22 acres on Blackstock Road in the 1930s. They grew strawberries, raspberries and later rhubarb. Doug attended Haney Central School. He was at the top of the class but he quit school in grade 10. In 1933 he worked in Port Alice in the pulp mill and also worked salting salmon for the Howe Sound Fish Co. in Alert Bay. In 1934 he worked for Hammond Cedar and just before evacuation, he worked for Yabuki shingle bolt camp. When war started he tried to enlist but was refused. The farm was sold to the Custodian of Enemy Alien Property so the Oike family moved to Kamloops. Doug went east with his own family where he was auctioned off to a sugar beet farmer in Portage la Prairie near Winnipeg. From 1947 to 1950 Douglas worked in Port Arthur. From 1950-1961, he lived in Sechelt, Jervis Inlet and worked in the areas around Gibsons Landing. He worked as a tree faller at Jackson Bros. at Wilson Creek. From 1965 to 1980, Douglas then worked in Squamish for McMillan Bloedel as a tree faller. Douglas Oike was married November 8, 1941 to Yaye Tanemoto.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of 3 series of material relating to the Oike family. The first series consists of payslips received by Kyusuke Oike in Port Hammond, B.C., around 1917. The second series consists of photographs of Douglas Masaru Oike logging in Kelsey Bay, B.C. in the mid-1970s, and the third series consists of an oral history interview with Douglas Masaru Oike.

REPOSITORY:
Japanese Canadian National Museum

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Series descriptions available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Oral history recording created by the Japanese Canadian Archives.

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

PROVENANCE:
Oike (family) collector

SUBJECTS:
Oike (family)
Oike, Kyusuke
Oike, Doug, 1915-

CAIN No. 250691

TITLE:
Hector Robertson MacLean fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.06 m of textual records and other material

DATES:
[18-]-1980

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Dentist, Administrator, 1904-1988. An alumnus of the UniversityÖs Faculty of Dentistry, H.R. MacLean rejoined the University in 1935 as demonstrator in operative dentistry. In 1938 he became head of the Department of Operative Dentistry, in 1946 professor of restorative dentistry, and in 1948 head of the Oral Diagnosis Section. He left his private practice in 1958 in order to act as Dean of the Faculty, a position he held until 1970. Active in several local and national dental associations, Dr. MacLean published A History of Dentistry in Alberta, 1880-1980, in 1987.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of these series: I Photographs ([18]-1980). Collected for A History of Dentistry in Alberta 1880-1980 (136 images, copies of originals). II Research material ([18]-1980). Collected material relating to the history of dentistry.

REPOSITORY:
University of Alberta Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Access: Open

PROVENANCE:
MacLean, Hector Robertson

SUBJECTS:
MacLean, Hector Robertson
Health services

CAIN No. 250691

TITLE:
Hector Robertson MacLean fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.06 m of textual records and other material

DATES:
[18-]-1980

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Dentist, Administrator, 1904-1988. An alumnus of the UniversityÖs Faculty of Dentistry, H.R. MacLean rejoined the University in 1935 as demonstrator in operative dentistry. In 1938 he became head of the Department of Operative Dentistry, in 1946 professor of restorative dentistry, and in 1948 head of the Oral Diagnosis Section. He left his private practice in 1958 in order to act as Dean of the Faculty, a position he held until 1970. Active in several local and national dental associations, Dr. MacLean published A History of Dentistry in Alberta, 1880-1980, in 1987.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of these series: I Photographs ([18]-1980). Collected for A History of Dentistry in Alberta 1880-1980 (136 images, copies of originals). II Research material ([18]-1980). Collected material relating to the history of dentistry.

REPOSITORY:
University of Alberta Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Access: Open

PROVENANCE:
MacLean, Hector Robertson

SUBJECTS:
MacLean, Hector Robertson
Health services

CAIN No. 250462

TITLE:
H.M.E. Evans fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
47 m of textual records

DATES:
1906-1973

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Henry Marshall Erskine (Harry) Evans was born in Davenport, Ontario in 1976. In 1897 he graduated from the University of Toronto, earning a gold medal in Natural Sciences. He then attended the School of Mines in Houghton, Michigan before traveling to Mexico to assist in his uncle's mining interests. In 1900 Evans moved to Winnipeg and embarked on a varied business career. While working for an American, John Butchard, Evans traveled to the Pembina region of Alberta. He was quick to see the area's potential and in 1907 he relocated to Edmonton. He later established a townsite in the Pembina area, named Evansburg in his honour. In Edmonton he acted as a financial agent for various American and British investment firms, notably the British Dominions Land Settlement Corporation Limited, and the British Alberta Investors Limited. He formed his own H.M.E. Evans Company in 1919. Evans was actively involved in a wide range of duties and activities. His many public commitments included service with the Edmonton Boardof Trade, the Edmonton Board of Public Welfare, the Joint Red Cross and Patriotic Fund, and the Edmonton Golf and Country Club. He served a one year term as Mayor of Edmonton in 1918. Later he acted as a financial advisor to the provincial government. Harry Evans was married for over 55 years to Edith Isabell Gifford of Toronto. He and his family lived in the impressive "Sylvancroft" mansion, which was an integral part of the city social scene for many years. The financial legacy which he created still survives today as the H.M.E. Evans and Company Limited. Mr. Evans died at the age of 97, in 1973.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The papers in this fonds are concerned with the business of real estate, investments, and commercial and private insurance in Edmonton throughout Harry Evans' career. A substantial portion of correspondence deals with land tenure, municipal taxation and assessment of property situated in northeastern and central Alberta and parts of Saskatchewan. A smaller portion of the collection is concerned with general and personal correspondence. The entire collection provides an excellent picture of business and social life in Edmonton over a period of 67 years.

REPOSITORY:
City of Edmonton Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some materials are restricted, Contact reference archivist for further details.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
File level finding aid and index available at repository

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
This fonds was donated to the City of Edmonton Archives in 1973 by Harry Evans' daughter Ms. Sylvia Evans, and was given the accession number A73-35. After the material was processed it was catalogued as MS 319.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on content of records

PROVENANCE:
Evans, H. M. E

SUBJECTS:
Evans, H. M. E
Commerce and industry
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 250462

TITLE:
H.M.E. Evans fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
47 m of textual records

DATES:
1906-1973

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Henry Marshall Erskine (Harry) Evans was born in Davenport, Ontario in 1976. In 1897 he graduated from the University of Toronto, earning a gold medal in Natural Sciences. He then attended the School of Mines in Houghton, Michigan before traveling to Mexico to assist in his uncle's mining interests. In 1900 Evans moved to Winnipeg and embarked on a varied business career. While working for an American, John Butchard, Evans traveled to the Pembina region of Alberta. He was quick to see the area's potential and in 1907 he relocated to Edmonton. He later established a townsite in the Pembina area, named Evansburg in his honour. In Edmonton he acted as a financial agent for various American and British investment firms, notably the British Dominions Land Settlement Corporation Limited, and the British Alberta Investors Limited. He formed his own H.M.E. Evans Company in 1919. Evans was actively involved in a wide range of duties and activities. His many public commitments included service with the Edmonton Boardof Trade, the Edmonton Board of Public Welfare, the Joint Red Cross and Patriotic Fund, and the Edmonton Golf and Country Club. He served a one year term as Mayor of Edmonton in 1918. Later he acted as a financial advisor to the provincial government. Harry Evans was married for over 55 years to Edith Isabell Gifford of Toronto. He and his family lived in the impressive "Sylvancroft" mansion, which was an integral part of the city social scene for many years. The financial legacy which he created still survives today as the H.M.E. Evans and Company Limited. Mr. Evans died at the age of 97, in 1973.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The papers in this fonds are concerned with the business of real estate, investments, and commercial and private insurance in Edmonton throughout Harry Evans' career. A substantial portion of correspondence deals with land tenure, municipal taxation and assessment of property situated in northeastern and central Alberta and parts of Saskatchewan. A smaller portion of the collection is concerned with general and personal correspondence. The entire collection provides an excellent picture of business and social life in Edmonton over a period of 67 years.

REPOSITORY:
City of Edmonton Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some materials are restricted, Contact reference archivist for further details.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
File level finding aid and index available at repository

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
This fonds was donated to the City of Edmonton Archives in 1973 by Harry Evans' daughter Ms. Sylvia Evans, and was given the accession number A73-35. After the material was processed it was catalogued as MS 319.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on content of records

PROVENANCE:
Evans, H. M. E

SUBJECTS:
Evans, H. M. E
Commerce and industry
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 250462

TITLE:
H.M.E. Evans fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
47 m of textual records

DATES:
1906-1973

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Henry Marshall Erskine (Harry) Evans was born in Davenport, Ontario in 1976. In 1897 he graduated from the University of Toronto, earning a gold medal in Natural Sciences. He then attended the School of Mines in Houghton, Michigan before traveling to Mexico to assist in his uncle's mining interests. In 1900 Evans moved to Winnipeg and embarked on a varied business career. While working for an American, John Butchard, Evans traveled to the Pembina region of Alberta. He was quick to see the area's potential and in 1907 he relocated to Edmonton. He later established a townsite in the Pembina area, named Evansburg in his honour. In Edmonton he acted as a financial agent for various American and British investment firms, notably the British Dominions Land Settlement Corporation Limited, and the British Alberta Investors Limited. He formed his own H.M.E. Evans Company in 1919. Evans was actively involved in a wide range of duties and activities. His many public commitments included service with the Edmonton Boardof Trade, the Edmonton Board of Public Welfare, the Joint Red Cross and Patriotic Fund, and the Edmonton Golf and Country Club. He served a one year term as Mayor of Edmonton in 1918. Later he acted as a financial advisor to the provincial government. Harry Evans was married for over 55 years to Edith Isabell Gifford of Toronto. He and his family lived in the impressive "Sylvancroft" mansion, which was an integral part of the city social scene for many years. The financial legacy which he created still survives today as the H.M.E. Evans and Company Limited. Mr. Evans died at the age of 97, in 1973.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The papers in this fonds are concerned with the business of real estate, investments, and commercial and private insurance in Edmonton throughout Harry Evans' career. A substantial portion of correspondence deals with land tenure, municipal taxation and assessment of property situated in northeastern and central Alberta and parts of Saskatchewan. A smaller portion of the collection is concerned with general and personal correspondence. The entire collection provides an excellent picture of business and social life in Edmonton over a period of 67 years.

REPOSITORY:
City of Edmonton Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some materials are restricted, Contact reference archivist for further details.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
File level finding aid and index available at repository

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
This fonds was donated to the City of Edmonton Archives in 1973 by Harry Evans' daughter Ms. Sylvia Evans, and was given the accession number A73-35. After the material was processed it was catalogued as MS 319.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on content of records

PROVENANCE:
Evans, H. M. E

SUBJECTS:
Evans, H. M. E
Commerce and industry
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 250462

TITLE:
H.M.E. Evans fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
47 m of textual records

DATES:
1906-1973

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Henry Marshall Erskine (Harry) Evans was born in Davenport, Ontario in 1976. In 1897 he graduated from the University of Toronto, earning a gold medal in Natural Sciences. He then attended the School of Mines in Houghton, Michigan before traveling to Mexico to assist in his uncle's mining interests. In 1900 Evans moved to Winnipeg and embarked on a varied business career. While working for an American, John Butchard, Evans traveled to the Pembina region of Alberta. He was quick to see the area's potential and in 1907 he relocated to Edmonton. He later established a townsite in the Pembina area, named Evansburg in his honour. In Edmonton he acted as a financial agent for various American and British investment firms, notably the British Dominions Land Settlement Corporation Limited, and the British Alberta Investors Limited. He formed his own H.M.E. Evans Company in 1919. Evans was actively involved in a wide range of duties and activities. His many public commitments included service with the Edmonton Boardof Trade, the Edmonton Board of Public Welfare, the Joint Red Cross and Patriotic Fund, and the Edmonton Golf and Country Club. He served a one year term as Mayor of Edmonton in 1918. Later he acted as a financial advisor to the provincial government. Harry Evans was married for over 55 years to Edith Isabell Gifford of Toronto. He and his family lived in the impressive "Sylvancroft" mansion, which was an integral part of the city social scene for many years. The financial legacy which he created still survives today as the H.M.E. Evans and Company Limited. Mr. Evans died at the age of 97, in 1973.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The papers in this fonds are concerned with the business of real estate, investments, and commercial and private insurance in Edmonton throughout Harry Evans' career. A substantial portion of correspondence deals with land tenure, municipal taxation and assessment of property situated in northeastern and central Alberta and parts of Saskatchewan. A smaller portion of the collection is concerned with general and personal correspondence. The entire collection provides an excellent picture of business and social life in Edmonton over a period of 67 years.

REPOSITORY:
City of Edmonton Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some materials are restricted, Contact reference archivist for further details.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
File level finding aid and index available at repository

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
This fonds was donated to the City of Edmonton Archives in 1973 by Harry Evans' daughter Ms. Sylvia Evans, and was given the accession number A73-35. After the material was processed it was catalogued as MS 319.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on content of records

PROVENANCE:
Evans, H. M. E

SUBJECTS:
Evans, H. M. E
Commerce and industry
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 250462

TITLE:
H.M.E. Evans fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
47 m of textual records

DATES:
1906-1973

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Henry Marshall Erskine (Harry) Evans was born in Davenport, Ontario in 1976. In 1897 he graduated from the University of Toronto, earning a gold medal in Natural Sciences. He then attended the School of Mines in Houghton, Michigan before traveling to Mexico to assist in his uncle's mining interests. In 1900 Evans moved to Winnipeg and embarked on a varied business career. While working for an American, John Butchard, Evans traveled to the Pembina region of Alberta. He was quick to see the area's potential and in 1907 he relocated to Edmonton. He later established a townsite in the Pembina area, named Evansburg in his honour. In Edmonton he acted as a financial agent for various American and British investment firms, notably the British Dominions Land Settlement Corporation Limited, and the British Alberta Investors Limited. He formed his own H.M.E. Evans Company in 1919. Evans was actively involved in a wide range of duties and activities. His many public commitments included service with the Edmonton Boardof Trade, the Edmonton Board of Public Welfare, the Joint Red Cross and Patriotic Fund, and the Edmonton Golf and Country Club. He served a one year term as Mayor of Edmonton in 1918. Later he acted as a financial advisor to the provincial government. Harry Evans was married for over 55 years to Edith Isabell Gifford of Toronto. He and his family lived in the impressive "Sylvancroft" mansion, which was an integral part of the city social scene for many years. The financial legacy which he created still survives today as the H.M.E. Evans and Company Limited. Mr. Evans died at the age of 97, in 1973.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The papers in this fonds are concerned with the business of real estate, investments, and commercial and private insurance in Edmonton throughout Harry Evans' career. A substantial portion of correspondence deals with land tenure, municipal taxation and assessment of property situated in northeastern and central Alberta and parts of Saskatchewan. A smaller portion of the collection is concerned with general and personal correspondence. The entire collection provides an excellent picture of business and social life in Edmonton over a period of 67 years.

REPOSITORY:
City of Edmonton Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some materials are restricted, Contact reference archivist for further details.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
File level finding aid and index available at repository

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
This fonds was donated to the City of Edmonton Archives in 1973 by Harry Evans' daughter Ms. Sylvia Evans, and was given the accession number A73-35. After the material was processed it was catalogued as MS 319.

LANGUAGE:
The material is in English.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on content of records

PROVENANCE:
Evans, H. M. E

SUBJECTS:
Evans, H. M. E
Commerce and industry
Family and personal life

CAIN No. 139998

TITLE:
Bernard Charles Stevens fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 cm of textual records
2 photographs

DATES:
1941-1971

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bernard Charles Stevens joined the Royal Canadian Navy as a cook in 1941.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of records and memorabilia relating to Stevens' military career.

REPOSITORY:
CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum

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

PROVENANCE:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

SUBJECTS:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

CAIN No. 139998

TITLE:
Bernard Charles Stevens fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 cm of textual records
2 photographs

DATES:
1941-1971

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bernard Charles Stevens joined the Royal Canadian Navy as a cook in 1941.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of records and memorabilia relating to Stevens' military career.

REPOSITORY:
CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum

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

PROVENANCE:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

SUBJECTS:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

CAIN No. 139998

TITLE:
Bernard Charles Stevens fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 cm of textual records
2 photographs

DATES:
1941-1971

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bernard Charles Stevens joined the Royal Canadian Navy as a cook in 1941.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of records and memorabilia relating to Stevens' military career.

REPOSITORY:
CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum

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

PROVENANCE:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

SUBJECTS:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

CAIN No. 139998

TITLE:
Bernard Charles Stevens fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 cm of textual records
2 photographs

DATES:
1941-1971

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bernard Charles Stevens joined the Royal Canadian Navy as a cook in 1941.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of records and memorabilia relating to Stevens' military career.

REPOSITORY:
CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum

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

PROVENANCE:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

SUBJECTS:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

CAIN No. 139998

TITLE:
Bernard Charles Stevens fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 cm of textual records
2 photographs

DATES:
1941-1971

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bernard Charles Stevens joined the Royal Canadian Navy as a cook in 1941.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of records and memorabilia relating to Stevens' military career.

REPOSITORY:
CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum

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

PROVENANCE:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

SUBJECTS:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

CAIN No. 139998

TITLE:
Bernard Charles Stevens fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 cm of textual records
2 photographs

DATES:
1941-1971

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bernard Charles Stevens joined the Royal Canadian Navy as a cook in 1941.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of records and memorabilia relating to Stevens' military career.

REPOSITORY:
CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum

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

PROVENANCE:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

SUBJECTS:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

CAIN No. 139998

TITLE:
Bernard Charles Stevens fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 cm of textual records
2 photographs

DATES:
1941-1971

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bernard Charles Stevens joined the Royal Canadian Navy as a cook in 1941.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of records and memorabilia relating to Stevens' military career.

REPOSITORY:
CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum

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

PROVENANCE:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

SUBJECTS:
Stevens, Bernard Charles, 1923-

CAIN No. 141572

TITLE:
Division of Vital Statistics fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
417 microfilm reels
50 microfiche
10 cm of textual records

DATES:
1872-1981

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Division of Vital Statistics was established in 1872 under its first name, Registrar of General of Titles, by authority of the Registration of Births, Deaths and, Marriages Act (SBC 1872. c. 26). The Registrar General of Titles reported to the Attorney-General from 1872 to 1911, except for the years 1899 to 1901 when the Registrar reported to the Provincial Secretary. Under the Provincial Board of Health in the Dept. of the Provincial Secretary in 1911, the Registrar General of Titles was renamed the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages. In 1933, the Vital Statistics Branch was created under the Vital Statistics Act (SBC 1933, c. 73). It remained within the Provincial Board of Health in the Dept. of the Provincial Secretary and the Provincial Health Officer was also the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages. The branch was renamed the Division of Vital Statistics in 1937 and in 1946 it was transferred to the Dept. of Health and Welfare. The Division of Vital Statistics was responsible for determining and registering births, deaths and marriages and for issuing certificates related to these events. The division was also responsible for publishing annual statistical reports of registered births, deaths, marriages, and adoptions. The Division of Vital Statistics was renamed the Vital Statistics Agency in 1996 when it became a special operating agency within the Ministry of Health and Ministry responsible for Seniors.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of records created by the Division of Vital Statistics. It also includes records created under the division_s previous names, Vital Statistics Branch, Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages, and Registrar General of Titles. Types of records include registrations of births, marriages, deaths and adoptions, an index to birth registrations, an index to marriage registrations, and an index to death registrations. The fonds also includes registrations of the deaths of Canadian armed forces personnel from British Columbia who died overseas or outside of British Columbia during World War II (1940-1945).

REPOSITORY:
British Columbia Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Card catalogues and on-line finding aids available.

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

PROVENANCE:
British Columbia. Division of Vital Statistics
British Columbia. Vital Statistics Branch
British Columbia. Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages
British Columbia. Registrar General of Titles

SUBJECTS:
British Columbia. Division of Vital Statistics
British Columbia. Vital Statistics Branch
British Columbia. Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages
British Columbia. Registrar General of Titles

CAIN No. 232529

TITLE:
E.J. Hughes and Max Stern correspondence collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
14 cm of textual records

DATES:
1939-2000

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Edward John Hughes (1913-2007) was born in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1913; and grew up in the region. Hughes attended evening art classes with Mrs. Verrall in 1926 and in 1929 began six years of study at the Vancouver School of Art, where he was tutored by F.H. Varley, C.H. Scott, C. Marega, Grace Melvin, and J.W.G MacDonald.
Hughes began his career as a free lance commercial artist working with dry-point and coloured woodcuts. He then embarked on a succession of murals, working with Paul Goranson and Orville Fisher, most notably for the San Francisco Fair in 1939. Hughes also was commissioned by the Malaspina Hotel at Nanaimo, BC and the W.K. Oriental Gardens, Vancouver.
In 1939, he joined the army in the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery as a gunner and was appointed sergeant and army artist in 1940. He was the official army artist from 1942 to 1946 and recorded army life in Canada, Great Britain and the Aleutian Islands.
Hughes was elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1968. He was awarded with Honorary Doctorates from the University of Victoria in 1994 and the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in 1997.
In 2001, Hughes received the Order of Canada and in 2005 was awarded the Order of British Columbia. Both of the latter awards cited his dedication to representing Canada with passion and originality.
The Vancouver Art Gallery has the most extensive holding of Hughes' work in public hands.
In 1951, Hughes met Dr. Max Stern, the owner of the Dominion Gallery, Montreal, Quebec. Hughes was represented in an exhibition at the Gallery in the autumn of 1951 and had his first solo show there in 1954.
Max Stern (1904-1987) was born in Germany in 1904. He studied art in European cities before directing his father_s gallery in Germany, The Julius Stern Gallery. Fleeing Nazi Germany, Stern eventually moved to Canada in 1943; he and his wife Iris bought the Dominion Art Gallery in 1947.
Source: MacDonald, Colin S. A Dictionary of Canadian Artists. Volume 2 G-Jackson. Ottawa: Canadian Paperbacks, 1968.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of the photocopies of correspondence between E.J. Hughes and Max Stern.
The records include photocopied correspondence and photocopies of Hughes_ art works.

REPOSITORY:
Vancouver Art Gallery

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Access to the Archives of the Vancouver Art Gallery is at the discretion of the Librarian/Archivist.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
A full inventory with series descriptions and file lists is available at the Vancouver Art Gallery Archives / Library.

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

PROVENANCE:
Vancouver Art Gallery collector

OTHER NAMES:
Hughes, E.J., 1913-2007
Stern, Max

SUBJECTS:
Hughes, E.J., 1913-2007
Stern, Max

CAIN No. 232529

TITLE:
E.J. Hughes and Max Stern correspondence collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
14 cm of textual records

DATES:
1939-2000

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Edward John Hughes (1913-2007) was born in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1913; and grew up in the region. Hughes attended evening art classes with Mrs. Verrall in 1926 and in 1929 began six years of study at the Vancouver School of Art, where he was tutored by F.H. Varley, C.H. Scott, C. Marega, Grace Melvin, and J.W.G MacDonald.
Hughes began his career as a free lance commercial artist working with dry-point and coloured woodcuts. He then embarked on a succession of murals, working with Paul Goranson and Orville Fisher, most notably for the San Francisco Fair in 1939. Hughes also was commissioned by the Malaspina Hotel at Nanaimo, BC and the W.K. Oriental Gardens, Vancouver.
In 1939, he joined the army in the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery as a gunner and was appointed sergeant and army artist in 1940. He was the official army artist from 1942 to 1946 and recorded army life in Canada, Great Britain and the Aleutian Islands.
Hughes was elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1968. He was awarded with Honorary Doctorates from the University of Victoria in 1994 and the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in 1997.
In 2001, Hughes received the Order of Canada and in 2005 was awarded the Order of British Columbia. Both of the latter awards cited his dedication to representing Canada with passion and originality.
The Vancouver Art Gallery has the most extensive holding of Hughes' work in public hands.
In 1951, Hughes met Dr. Max Stern, the owner of the Dominion Gallery, Montreal, Quebec. Hughes was represented in an exhibition at the Gallery in the autumn of 1951 and had his first solo show there in 1954.
Max Stern (1904-1987) was born in Germany in 1904. He studied art in European cities before directing his father_s gallery in Germany, The Julius Stern Gallery. Fleeing Nazi Germany, Stern eventually moved to Canada in 1943; he and his wife Iris bought the Dominion Art Gallery in 1947.
Source: MacDonald, Colin S. A Dictionary of Canadian Artists. Volume 2 G-Jackson. Ottawa: Canadian Paperbacks, 1968.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of the photocopies of correspondence between E.J. Hughes and Max Stern.
The records include photocopied correspondence and photocopies of Hughes_ art works.

REPOSITORY:
Vancouver Art Gallery

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Access to the Archives of the Vancouver Art Gallery is at the discretion of the Librarian/Archivist.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
A full inventory with series descriptions and file lists is available at the Vancouver Art Gallery Archives / Library.

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

PROVENANCE:
Vancouver Art Gallery collector

OTHER NAMES:
Hughes, E.J., 1913-2007
Stern, Max

SUBJECTS:
Hughes, E.J., 1913-2007
Stern, Max

CAIN No. 232529

TITLE:
E.J. Hughes and Max Stern correspondence collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
14 cm of textual records

DATES:
1939-2000

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Edward John Hughes (1913-2007) was born in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1913; and grew up in the region. Hughes attended evening art classes with Mrs. Verrall in 1926 and in 1929 began six years of study at the Vancouver School of Art, where he was tutored by F.H. Varley, C.H. Scott, C. Marega, Grace Melvin, and J.W.G MacDonald.
Hughes began his career as a free lance commercial artist working with dry-point and coloured woodcuts. He then embarked on a succession of murals, working with Paul Goranson and Orville Fisher, most notably for the San Francisco Fair in 1939. Hughes also was commissioned by the Malaspina Hotel at Nanaimo, BC and the W.K. Oriental Gardens, Vancouver.
In 1939, he joined the army in the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery as a gunner and was appointed sergeant and army artist in 1940. He was the official army artist from 1942 to 1946 and recorded army life in Canada, Great Britain and the Aleutian Islands.
Hughes was elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1968. He was awarded with Honorary Doctorates from the University of Victoria in 1994 and the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in 1997.
In 2001, Hughes received the Order of Canada and in 2005 was awarded the Order of British Columbia. Both of the latter awards cited his dedication to representing Canada with passion and originality.
The Vancouver Art Gallery has the most extensive holding of Hughes' work in public hands.
In 1951, Hughes met Dr. Max Stern, the owner of the Dominion Gallery, Montreal, Quebec. Hughes was represented in an exhibition at the Gallery in the autumn of 1951 and had his first solo show there in 1954.
Max Stern (1904-1987) was born in Germany in 1904. He studied art in European cities before directing his father_s gallery in Germany, The Julius Stern Gallery. Fleeing Nazi Germany, Stern eventually moved to Canada in 1943; he and his wife Iris bought the Dominion Art Gallery in 1947.
Source: MacDonald, Colin S. A Dictionary of Canadian Artists. Volume 2 G-Jackson. Ottawa: Canadian Paperbacks, 1968.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of the photocopies of correspondence between E.J. Hughes and Max Stern.
The records include photocopied correspondence and photocopies of Hughes_ art works.

REPOSITORY:
Vancouver Art Gallery

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Access to the Archives of the Vancouver Art Gallery is at the discretion of the Librarian/Archivist.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
A full inventory with series descriptions and file lists is available at the Vancouver Art Gallery Archives / Library.

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

PROVENANCE:
Vancouver Art Gallery collector

OTHER NAMES:
Hughes, E.J., 1913-2007
Stern, Max

SUBJECTS:
Hughes, E.J., 1913-2007
Stern, Max

CAIN No. 232529

TITLE:
E.J. Hughes and Max Stern correspondence collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
14 cm of textual records

DATES:
1939-2000

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Edward John Hughes (1913-2007) was born in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1913; and grew up in the region. Hughes attended evening art classes with Mrs. Verrall in 1926 and in 1929 began six years of study at the Vancouver School of Art, where he was tutored by F.H. Varley, C.H. Scott, C. Marega, Grace Melvin, and J.W.G MacDonald.
Hughes began his career as a free lance commercial artist working with dry-point and coloured woodcuts. He then embarked on a succession of murals, working with Paul Goranson and Orville Fisher, most notably for the San Francisco Fair in 1939. Hughes also was commissioned by the Malaspina Hotel at Nanaimo, BC and the W.K. Oriental Gardens, Vancouver.
In 1939, he joined the army in the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery as a gunner and was appointed sergeant and army artist in 1940. He was the official army artist from 1942 to 1946 and recorded army life in Canada, Great Britain and the Aleutian Islands.
Hughes was elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1968. He was awarded with Honorary Doctorates from the University of Victoria in 1994 and the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in 1997.
In 2001, Hughes received the Order of Canada and in 2005 was awarded the Order of British Columbia. Both of the latter awards cited his dedication to representing Canada with passion and originality.
The Vancouver Art Gallery has the most extensive holding of Hughes' work in public hands.
In 1951, Hughes met Dr. Max Stern, the owner of the Dominion Gallery, Montreal, Quebec. Hughes was represented in an exhibition at the Gallery in the autumn of 1951 and had his first solo show there in 1954.
Max Stern (1904-1987) was born in Germany in 1904. He studied art in European cities before directing his father_s gallery in Germany, The Julius Stern Gallery. Fleeing Nazi Germany, Stern eventually moved to Canada in 1943; he and his wife Iris bought the Dominion Art Gallery in 1947.
Source: MacDonald, Colin S. A Dictionary of Canadian Artists. Volume 2 G-Jackson. Ottawa: Canadian Paperbacks, 1968.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of the photocopies of correspondence between E.J. Hughes and Max Stern.
The records include photocopied correspondence and photocopies of Hughes_ art works.

REPOSITORY:
Vancouver Art Gallery

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Access to the Archives of the Vancouver Art Gallery is at the discretion of the Librarian/Archivist.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
A full inventory with series descriptions and file lists is available at the Vancouver Art Gallery Archives / Library.

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

PROVENANCE:
Vancouver Art Gallery collector

OTHER NAMES:
Hughes, E.J., 1913-2007
Stern, Max

SUBJECTS:
Hughes, E.J., 1913-2007
Stern, Max

CAIN No. 139238

TITLE:
A.E.M. Morbey collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2 cm of textual records
1 photograph

DATES:
1914-1967

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
A.E. Morbey was an officer in the Royal Canadian Navy.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of pamphlets, essay on "Disguised Commerce Raiders" (ca. 1944), and a night order book of Lieutenant Commander W.S. Lalor (1942).

REPOSITORY:
CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the name of the collector.

PROVENANCE:
Morbey, A.E.M collector

OTHER NAMES:
Lalor, W.S

SUBJECTS:
Lalor, W.S

CAIN No. 139238

TITLE:
A.E.M. Morbey collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
2 cm of textual records
1 photograph

DATES:
1914-1967

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
A.E. Morbey was an officer in the Royal Canadian Navy.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of pamphlets, essay on "Disguised Commerce Raiders" (ca. 1944), and a night order book of Lieutenant Commander W.S. Lalor (1942).

REPOSITORY:
CFB Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on the name of the collector.

PROVENANCE:
Morbey, A.E.M collector

OTHER NAMES:
Lalor, W.S

SUBJECTS:
Lalor, W.S

CAIN No. 140020

TITLE:
Bette Browning fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
15 photographs
cm3of textual records

DATES:
1969-1986

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bette Browning moved to Esquimalt in 1955. Her husband, Archie Browning, was a member of the police force from 1955 to 1982.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of curling leagues in Esquimalt, 1969, and souvenir programs and guest book for the Esquimalt Curling Club anniversary.

REPOSITORY:
Esquimalt Municipal Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item list available.

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

PROVENANCE:
Browning, Bette

SUBJECTS:
Browning, Bette
Esquimalt Curling Club

CAIN No. 140020

TITLE:
Bette Browning fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
15 photographs
cm3of textual records

DATES:
1969-1986

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bette Browning moved to Esquimalt in 1955. Her husband, Archie Browning, was a member of the police force from 1955 to 1982.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of curling leagues in Esquimalt, 1969, and souvenir programs and guest book for the Esquimalt Curling Club anniversary.

REPOSITORY:
Esquimalt Municipal Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item list available.

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

PROVENANCE:
Browning, Bette

SUBJECTS:
Browning, Bette
Esquimalt Curling Club

CAIN No. 140020

TITLE:
Bette Browning fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
15 photographs
cm3of textual records

DATES:
1969-1986

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bette Browning moved to Esquimalt in 1955. Her husband, Archie Browning, was a member of the police force from 1955 to 1982.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of curling leagues in Esquimalt, 1969, and souvenir programs and guest book for the Esquimalt Curling Club anniversary.

REPOSITORY:
Esquimalt Municipal Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item list available.

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

PROVENANCE:
Browning, Bette

SUBJECTS:
Browning, Bette
Esquimalt Curling Club

CAIN No. 140020

TITLE:
Bette Browning fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
15 photographs
cm3of textual records

DATES:
1969-1986

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bette Browning moved to Esquimalt in 1955. Her husband, Archie Browning, was a member of the police force from 1955 to 1982.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of curling leagues in Esquimalt, 1969, and souvenir programs and guest book for the Esquimalt Curling Club anniversary.

REPOSITORY:
Esquimalt Municipal Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item list available.

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

PROVENANCE:
Browning, Bette

SUBJECTS:
Browning, Bette
Esquimalt Curling Club

CAIN No. 140020

TITLE:
Bette Browning fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
15 photographs
cm3of textual records

DATES:
1969-1986

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bette Browning moved to Esquimalt in 1955. Her husband, Archie Browning, was a member of the police force from 1955 to 1982.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of curling leagues in Esquimalt, 1969, and souvenir programs and guest book for the Esquimalt Curling Club anniversary.

REPOSITORY:
Esquimalt Municipal Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item list available.

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

PROVENANCE:
Browning, Bette

SUBJECTS:
Browning, Bette
Esquimalt Curling Club

CAIN No. 140020

TITLE:
Bette Browning fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
15 photographs
cm3of textual records

DATES:
1969-1986

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Bette Browning moved to Esquimalt in 1955. Her husband, Archie Browning, was a member of the police force from 1955 to 1982.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of photographs of curling leagues in Esquimalt, 1969, and souvenir programs and guest book for the Esquimalt Curling Club anniversary.

REPOSITORY:
Esquimalt Municipal Archives

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item list available.

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

PROVENANCE:
Browning, Bette

SUBJECTS:
Browning, Bette
Esquimalt Curling Club

CAIN No. 231083

TITLE:
Vickar, Norman fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 photograph -- black and white

DATES:
1999

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Norman "Little" Vickar was born in 1921 to David Vickar and Sophie Vickar (Gelman) on a farm north of Brooksby. After attending school at Edenbridge S.D. #2930 Norman started farming. He took a break from farming for almost five years while he served in the Royal Canadian Air Force as a L.A.C. (Aircraft man). After completing his military service Norman returned to farming until his retirement in Melfort, Saskatchewan.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds contains one black and white photograph of the Edenbridge S.D. #2930 building near Gronlid, Saskatchewan. The photograph was taken in between 1913 and 1960 and was reprinted in 1999. It is from Vickar Norman's private collection.

REPOSITORY:
Melfort and District Museum

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
no restrictions on access

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
on-site database, accession ledger, source file

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The photograph was donated by Norman Vickar to the Melfort and District Museum.

RELATED MATERIALS:
other objects available

LANGUAGE:
English

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
997-247

PROVENANCE:
Norman Vickar

SUBJECTS:
Edenbridge S.D. #2930

CAIN No. 231083

TITLE:
Vickar, Norman fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 photograph -- black and white

DATES:
1999

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Norman "Little" Vickar was born in 1921 to David Vickar and Sophie Vickar (Gelman) on a farm north of Brooksby. After attending school at Edenbridge S.D. #2930 Norman started farming. He took a break from farming for almost five years while he served in the Royal Canadian Air Force as a L.A.C. (Aircraft man). After completing his military service Norman returned to farming until his retirement in Melfort, Saskatchewan.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds contains one black and white photograph of the Edenbridge S.D. #2930 building near Gronlid, Saskatchewan. The photograph was taken in between 1913 and 1960 and was reprinted in 1999. It is from Vickar Norman's private collection.

REPOSITORY:
Melfort and District Museum

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
no restrictions on access

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
on-site database, accession ledger, source file

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The photograph was donated by Norman Vickar to the Melfort and District Museum.

RELATED MATERIALS:
other objects available

LANGUAGE:
English

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
997-247

PROVENANCE:
Norman Vickar

SUBJECTS:
Edenbridge S.D. #2930

CAIN No. 231083

TITLE:
Vickar, Norman fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 photograph -- black and white

DATES:
1999

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Norman "Little" Vickar was born in 1921 to David Vickar and Sophie Vickar (Gelman) on a farm north of Brooksby. After attending school at Edenbridge S.D. #2930 Norman started farming. He took a break from farming for almost five years while he served in the Royal Canadian Air Force as a L.A.C. (Aircraft man). After completing his military service Norman returned to farming until his retirement in Melfort, Saskatchewan.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds contains one black and white photograph of the Edenbridge S.D. #2930 building near Gronlid, Saskatchewan. The photograph was taken in between 1913 and 1960 and was reprinted in 1999. It is from Vickar Norman's private collection.

REPOSITORY:
Melfort and District Museum

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
no restrictions on access

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
on-site database, accession ledger, source file

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The photograph was donated by Norman Vickar to the Melfort and District Museum.

RELATED MATERIALS:
other objects available

LANGUAGE:
English

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
997-247

PROVENANCE:
Norman Vickar

SUBJECTS:
Edenbridge S.D. #2930

CAIN No. 159583

TITLE:
Labour and Business in New Brunswick Project collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
67.5 cm of textual records and 140 hrs. of audiocassettes

DATES:
1974-1978

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Labour and Business in New Brunswick Oral History Project was begun by Gary Chaison and Edward D. Maher of the University of New Brunswick in 1974. Its aim was to record the experiences of those people who helped bring about, or were close observers of, the substantial economic developments and changes in the structure of industrial relations systems in the Maritimes in the twentieth century. Further funding was acquired in 1975 and the final interview was recorded in 1978.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of tape recordings and transcripts of oral interviews with 19 individuals prominent in labour relations in New Brunswick. They are: James Addison, Edward Charlton, N. Douglas Cochrane, Frank X. Crilley, Alfred J. Doucet, Donald C. Duffie, Hugh John Flemming, Edgar E. Fournier, Milton Gregg, Henry Harm, Donald Macdonald, Angus Macleod, Ben Medjuck, John A. Paterson, Horace Pettigrove, Joseph P. Vandenbroeck and H.D. Woods.
Topics include personal recollections of employment and early education as well as personal participation in union affairs and industrial relations from both sides. The activities of provincial and federal governments in the field of labour relations and development of major industrial systems in the province are discussed. The interviewees represent the view points of labour, industry, and government.

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 is based on the contents of the collection.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC81

PROVENANCE:
Labour and Business in New Brunswick Project

CAIN No. 159583

TITLE:
Labour and Business in New Brunswick Project collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
67.5 cm of textual records and 140 hrs. of audiocassettes

DATES:
1974-1978

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Labour and Business in New Brunswick Oral History Project was begun by Gary Chaison and Edward D. Maher of the University of New Brunswick in 1974. Its aim was to record the experiences of those people who helped bring about, or were close observers of, the substantial economic developments and changes in the structure of industrial relations systems in the Maritimes in the twentieth century. Further funding was acquired in 1975 and the final interview was recorded in 1978.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of tape recordings and transcripts of oral interviews with 19 individuals prominent in labour relations in New Brunswick. They are: James Addison, Edward Charlton, N. Douglas Cochrane, Frank X. Crilley, Alfred J. Doucet, Donald C. Duffie, Hugh John Flemming, Edgar E. Fournier, Milton Gregg, Henry Harm, Donald Macdonald, Angus Macleod, Ben Medjuck, John A. Paterson, Horace Pettigrove, Joseph P. Vandenbroeck and H.D. Woods.
Topics include personal recollections of employment and early education as well as personal participation in union affairs and industrial relations from both sides. The activities of provincial and federal governments in the field of labour relations and development of major industrial systems in the province are discussed. The interviewees represent the view points of labour, industry, and government.

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 is based on the contents of the collection.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC81

PROVENANCE:
Labour and Business in New Brunswick Project

CAIN No. 159583

TITLE:
Labour and Business in New Brunswick Project collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
67.5 cm of textual records and 140 hrs. of audiocassettes

DATES:
1974-1978

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Labour and Business in New Brunswick Oral History Project was begun by Gary Chaison and Edward D. Maher of the University of New Brunswick in 1974. Its aim was to record the experiences of those people who helped bring about, or were close observers of, the substantial economic developments and changes in the structure of industrial relations systems in the Maritimes in the twentieth century. Further funding was acquired in 1975 and the final interview was recorded in 1978.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of tape recordings and transcripts of oral interviews with 19 individuals prominent in labour relations in New Brunswick. They are: James Addison, Edward Charlton, N. Douglas Cochrane, Frank X. Crilley, Alfred J. Doucet, Donald C. Duffie, Hugh John Flemming, Edgar E. Fournier, Milton Gregg, Henry Harm, Donald Macdonald, Angus Macleod, Ben Medjuck, John A. Paterson, Horace Pettigrove, Joseph P. Vandenbroeck and H.D. Woods.
Topics include personal recollections of employment and early education as well as personal participation in union affairs and industrial relations from both sides. The activities of provincial and federal governments in the field of labour relations and development of major industrial systems in the province are discussed. The interviewees represent the view points of labour, industry, and government.

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 is based on the contents of the collection.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC81

PROVENANCE:
Labour and Business in New Brunswick Project

CAIN No. 159583

TITLE:
Labour and Business in New Brunswick Project collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
67.5 cm of textual records and 140 hrs. of audiocassettes

DATES:
1974-1978

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Labour and Business in New Brunswick Oral History Project was begun by Gary Chaison and Edward D. Maher of the University of New Brunswick in 1974. Its aim was to record the experiences of those people who helped bring about, or were close observers of, the substantial economic developments and changes in the structure of industrial relations systems in the Maritimes in the twentieth century. Further funding was acquired in 1975 and the final interview was recorded in 1978.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The collection consists of tape recordings and transcripts of oral interviews with 19 individuals prominent in labour relations in New Brunswick. They are: James Addison, Edward Charlton, N. Douglas Cochrane, Frank X. Crilley, Alfred J. Doucet, Donald C. Duffie, Hugh John Flemming, Edgar E. Fournier, Milton Gregg, Henry Harm, Donald Macdonald, Angus Macleod, Ben Medjuck, John A. Paterson, Horace Pettigrove, Joseph P. Vandenbroeck and H.D. Woods.
Topics include personal recollections of employment and early education as well as personal participation in union affairs and industrial relations from both sides. The activities of provincial and federal governments in the field of labour relations and development of major industrial systems in the province are discussed. The interviewees represent the view points of labour, industry, and government.

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 is based on the contents of the collection.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC81

PROVENANCE:
Labour and Business in New Brunswick Project

CAIN No. 139949

TITLE:
Beattie and Atchison fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
12 cm of textual records

DATES:
1907-1908

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Beattie and Atchison was a druggist (pharmacy) firm in Cranbrook, B.C., which served the East Kootenay-Columbia region.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of correspondence inward and invoices of the company. Correspondence details among other things requests for the filling of prescriptions. Invoices detail purchases made by the firm.

REPOSITORY:
Fort Steele Heritage Town Archives

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

PROVENANCE:
Beattie and Atchison (Firm)

SUBJECTS:
Beattie and Atchison (Firm)

CAIN No. 210667

TITLE:
County of Wellington fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
3 reels of microfilm (textual records)

DATES:
[Microfilmed ca. 1966] (originally created 1840-1873)

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Under Canada Statutes 1851, Chapter 5, the Counties of Wellington, Waterloo and Grey were united for municipal and judicial purposes effective January 1, 1852.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
This fonds consists of the official records of Wellington County, including records of both the District of Wellington (pre-1850) and the County of Wellington and includes Assessments and Accounts, 1840-1873; Land Registers, ca. 1840s; and the District Treasurer's Letterbook, 1842-1849.

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Ontario

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
No restrictions on access.

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Copyright held by creator. There are no restrictions on reproduction. If you wish to publish any of this material, please contact the archivist responsible for the records through the reference desk.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
No finding aid is available for this fonds.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
These records were loaned to the Archives of Ontario by a private collector in 1966.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See F 1781, Township of Minto fonds.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Originals returned to donor following microfilming.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
F 1994

PROVENANCE:
Wellington (Ont. : County)

CAIN No. 269185

TITLE:
Fonds Alida Laporte Gendreau et Claire Gendreau Bartmanovich

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,1 cm de documents textuels -- 1 feuille
19,5 cm de documents iconographiques -- 871 photographies. -- 1 peinture à l'huile; 54,8 x 73 cm avec cadre

DATES:
1870-1992
1880-1970, predominant

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
La famille Joseph Laporte et Esther Houle a quitté Saint-Norbert au Québec pour venir s'installer à Saint-Norbert au Manitoba en 1880. Leur fils Zachée Laporte est né en 1866. Arrivée de Montréal en 1889, Marie Schwartz, fille d'Antoine Schwartz et d'Adélaïde Paiement, épouse Zachée Laporte le 9 février 1892. Le couple aura 6 enfants dont 3, seulement, parviendront à l'âge adulte. Les deux premiers enfants, Alice et Napoléon, naissent sur leur ferme à Saint-Norbert. Vers le milieu des années 1890, Zachée achète une forge à Saint-Norbert o_ leur dernier enfant, Alida, est née en 1899. Il transforme la forge en magasin d'instruments aratoires. En 1903, Zachée ouvre aussi un magasin général et il devient le premier commerçant à vendre de l'essence à Saint-Norbert. En 1920, affaibli par une opération aux amygdales, Zachée vend ses commerces et prend sa retraite. Il est décédé le 16 septembre 1953, précédé par son épouse Marie en 1945. Le 16 août 1939, à Saint-Norbert, Alida Laporte épouse George Gendreau, fils de Louis Simon Gendreau et d'Adrienne Pacaud. Le couple aura une fille, Claire Gendreau, le 23 juin 1940. George est décédé le 17 juin 1953 et Alida le 21 décembre 2001 à Winnipeg. Claire a épousé Michael Bartmanovich le 13 décembre 1969 à Saint-Norbert. Ensemble, ils ont deux enfants, Ryan et Michelle Bartmanovich. Claire est décédée le 28 avril 2001 à Winnipeg.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds documente principalement les familles Laporte, Schwartz et Gendreau de Saint-Norbert au Manitoba, leurs amis et leur parenté. On y retrouve plusieurs photographies des premiers commerces de la famille, des activités et des sorties de famille et de tous les membres de la famille en passant par les ancêtres jusqu'aux petits-enfants. Ce fonds comprend en outre une importante documentation sur Saint-Norbert en particulier, mais aussi sur Sainte-Agathe, Grand Beach, Somerset, Winnipeg, et sur Saint-Adolphe. Il y a aussi deux albums qui contiennent encore des photographies, principalement des photographies de voyage et de famille, mais aussi des photographies du travail d'Alice Laporte comme infirmière à l'Hôpital général de Saint-Boniface, et de Napoléon Laporte comme étudiant à l'école de médecine de Winnipeg. Ce fonds comprend en outre une lettre de Wilfrid Laurier alors qu'il était encore avocat en 1875. Il y a aussi une peinture de l'avenue de l'Église à Saint-Norbert peinturée en 1913 par Alida Gendreau.

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Ouvert. Ces documents sont disponibles sans restrictions.

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

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Voir une description à la pièce des photographies dans l'inventaire de la base de données InMagic. Voir une description sommaire des albums et de la lettre de Wilfrid Laurier dans les répertoires de la base de données InMagic.
Voir l'inventaire des photographies à l'adresse suivante: http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/Inventaires/invrechw .htm

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

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Ces documents ont été légués à Tom Laporte par Alida Gendreau (née Laporte) en 2001. Celui-ci lui rendait fréquemment visite afin d'obtenir de l'information sur sa famille au cours de ses recherches généalogiques. Alida lui a légué les photographies par testament après en avoir retiré la majorité des albums pour les identifier. Tom Laporte les a ensuite numérisées et a fait de nombreuses recherches, entre autres auprès de Corinne Tellier et de Diane Payment, pour mieux identifier les photographies. Tom les a ensuite données au Centre du patrimoine en 2002 et en 2003 à la suggestion des Archives du Manitoba. Le fonds porte le nom d'Alida et de Claire pour rendre l'époux de Claire plus à l'aise. On assure ainsi que c'est le nom de son épouse qui paraît sur toute documentation officielle. Tom a aussi donné une copie numérisée de la majorité des photographies qui font partie de ce fonds. Il a aussi fourni une bonne documentation sur l'histoire des Laporte et des Schwartz au Québec et au Manitoba. Il décrit, entre autres, les fermes et le commerce de foin des Schwartz à Montréal. Il a aussi inclus une généalogie de la descendance Laporte et Schwartz depuis leur arrivée au Manitoba. Les documents ont été traités et décrits par Jacinthe Duval en 2003 et en 2004. En 2009, la Fort Garry Historical Society donne au Centre du patrimoine la peinture de l'avenue de l'Église à Saint-Norbert peinturée par Alida Gendreau.

RELATED MATERIALS:
Fonds Paroisse de Saint-Norbert

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
169 et 1338; Photographies: SHSB 19172 à SHSB 19183 et SHSB 26054 à SHSB 26112 et SHSB 26267 à SHSB 26278 et SHSB 30547 à SHSB 30846 et SHSB 33019 à SHSB 33038.; Copies numérisées: CD 009, CD 053, CD 200 et CD 201; A-423

VIEW RELATED IMAGES:
http://www.shsb.mb.ca/paysriel

PROVENANCE:
Laporte Gendreau, Alida (1899-2001) et Gendreau Bartmanovich, Claire (1940-2001)

CAIN No. 269185

TITLE:
Fonds Alida Laporte Gendreau et Claire Gendreau Bartmanovich

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0,1 cm de documents textuels -- 1 feuille
19,5 cm de documents iconographiques -- 871 photographies. -- 1 peinture à l'huile; 54,8 x 73 cm avec cadre

DATES:
1870-1992
1880-1970, predominant

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
La famille Joseph Laporte et Esther Houle a quitté Saint-Norbert au Québec pour venir s'installer à Saint-Norbert au Manitoba en 1880. Leur fils Zachée Laporte est né en 1866. Arrivée de Montréal en 1889, Marie Schwartz, fille d'Antoine Schwartz et d'Adélaïde Paiement, épouse Zachée Laporte le 9 février 1892. Le couple aura 6 enfants dont 3, seulement, parviendront à l'âge adulte. Les deux premiers enfants, Alice et Napoléon, naissent sur leur ferme à Saint-Norbert. Vers le milieu des années 1890, Zachée achète une forge à Saint-Norbert o_ leur dernier enfant, Alida, est née en 1899. Il transforme la forge en magasin d'instruments aratoires. En 1903, Zachée ouvre aussi un magasin général et il devient le premier commerçant à vendre de l'essence à Saint-Norbert. En 1920, affaibli par une opération aux amygdales, Zachée vend ses commerces et prend sa retraite. Il est décédé le 16 septembre 1953, précédé par son épouse Marie en 1945. Le 16 août 1939, à Saint-Norbert, Alida Laporte épouse George Gendreau, fils de Louis Simon Gendreau et d'Adrienne Pacaud. Le couple aura une fille, Claire Gendreau, le 23 juin 1940. George est décédé le 17 juin 1953 et Alida le 21 décembre 2001 à Winnipeg. Claire a épousé Michael Bartmanovich le 13 décembre 1969 à Saint-Norbert. Ensemble, ils ont deux enfants, Ryan et Michelle Bartmanovich. Claire est décédée le 28 avril 2001 à Winnipeg.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Ce fonds documente principalement les familles Laporte, Schwartz et Gendreau de Saint-Norbert au Manitoba, leurs amis et leur parenté. On y retrouve plusieurs photographies des premiers commerces de la famille, des activités et des sorties de famille et de tous les membres de la famille en passant par les ancêtres jusqu'aux petits-enfants. Ce fonds comprend en outre une importante documentation sur Saint-Norbert en particulier, mais aussi sur Sainte-Agathe, Grand Beach, Somerset, Winnipeg, et sur Saint-Adolphe. Il y a aussi deux albums qui contiennent encore des photographies, principalement des photographies de voyage et de famille, mais aussi des photographies du travail d'Alice Laporte comme infirmière à l'Hôpital général de Saint-Boniface, et de Napoléon Laporte comme étudiant à l'école de médecine de Winnipeg. Ce fonds comprend en outre une lettre de Wilfrid Laurier alors qu'il était encore avocat en 1875. Il y a aussi une peinture de l'avenue de l'Église à Saint-Norbert peinturée en 1913 par Alida Gendreau.

REPOSITORY:
Société Historique de Saint-Boniface

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Ouvert. Ces documents sont disponibles sans restrictions.

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

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Voir une description à la pièce des photographies dans l'inventaire de la base de données InMagic. Voir une description sommaire des albums et de la lettre de Wilfrid Laurier dans les répertoires de la base de données InMagic.
Voir l'inventaire des photographies à l'adresse suivante: http://www.shsb.mb.ca/dbtw-wpd/textbase/Inventaires/invrechw .htm

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

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
Ces documents ont été légués à Tom Laporte par Alida Gendreau (née Laporte) en 2001. Celui-ci lui rendait fréquemment visite afin d'obtenir de l'information sur sa famille au cours de ses recherches généalogiques. Alida lui a légué les photographies par testament après en avoir retiré la majorité des albums pour les identifier. Tom Laporte les a ensuite numérisées et a fait de nombreuses recherches, entre autres auprès de Corinne Tellier et de Diane Payment, pour mieux identifier les photographies. Tom les a ensuite données au Centre du patrimoine en 2002 et en 2003 à la suggestion des Archives du Manitoba. Le fonds porte le nom d'Alida et de Claire pour rendre l'époux de Claire plus à l'aise. On assure ainsi que c'est le nom de son épouse qui paraît sur toute documentation officielle. Tom a aussi donné une copie numérisée de la majorité des photographies qui font partie de ce fonds. Il a aussi fourni une bonne documentation sur l'histoire des Laporte et des Schwartz au Québec et au Manitoba. Il décrit, entre autres, les fermes et le commerce de foin des Schwartz à Montréal. Il a aussi inclus une généalogie de la descendance Laporte et Schwartz depuis leur arrivée au Manitoba. Les documents ont été traités et décrits par Jacinthe Duval en 2003 et en 2004. En 2009, la Fort Garry Historical Society donne au Centre du patrimoine la peinture de l'avenue de l'Église à Saint-Norbert peinturée par Alida Gendreau.

RELATED MATERIALS:
Fonds Paroisse de Saint-Norbert

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
169 et 1338; Photographies: SHSB 19172 à SHSB 19183 et SHSB 26054 à SHSB 26112 et SHSB 26267 à SHSB 26278 et SHSB 30547 à SHSB 30846 et SHSB 33019 à SHSB 33038.; Copies numérisées: CD 009, CD 053, CD 200 et CD 201; A-423

VIEW RELATED IMAGES:
http://www.shsb.mb.ca/paysriel

PROVENANCE:
Laporte Gendreau, Alida (1899-2001) et Gendreau Bartmanovich, Claire (1940-2001)

CAIN No. 139484

TITLE:
Alfred Bergan fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder

DATES:
ca. 1941

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Alfred Bergan was a resident of Dublin, Ireland. He is mentioned in both "Ulysses" and "Finnegan's Wake" by James Joyce. He worked as a Sub-Sheriff's Assistant.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of 2 typescript articles: on James Joyce and on John Stanislaus Joyce, plus a manuscript of the article on James Joyce.

REPOSITORY:
University of Victoria Libraries Special Collections

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

PROVENANCE:
Bergan, Alfred, 1887-1941

SUBJECTS:
Bergan, Alfred, 1887-1941

CAIN No. 139484

TITLE:
Alfred Bergan fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 folder

DATES:
ca. 1941

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Alfred Bergan was a resident of Dublin, Ireland. He is mentioned in both "Ulysses" and "Finnegan's Wake" by James Joyce. He worked as a Sub-Sheriff's Assistant.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of 2 typescript articles: on James Joyce and on John Stanislaus Joyce, plus a manuscript of the article on James Joyce.

REPOSITORY:
University of Victoria Libraries Special Collections

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

PROVENANCE:
Bergan, Alfred, 1887-1941

SUBJECTS:
Bergan, Alfred, 1887-1941

CAIN No. 211645

TITLE:
United States Navy Dept. fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
39 cm of textual records

DATES:
Photocopied 1989, 1995-1996 (originally created 1927-1944) 1940-1944

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The U.S. Navy Dept. is a major branch of the U.S. military organization and is charged with the defence of the nation at sea, the support of all other U.S. military services, and maintenance of freedom of the seas. It was established as the Continental Navy by the Second Continental Congress in 1775 to supply the Continental Army during the War of Independence. Disbanded in 1784, it was reestablished as the Department of the Navy in 1798. The Department of the Navy was placed within the Department of Defence by the 1949 amendments to the National Security Act of 1947. The department is headed by a civilian secretary of the navy who is appointed by the President acting as commander in chief. The chief of naval operations, the senior military officer of the navy, advises the president and the secretary and is commander of the navy's operating forces (except of the Marine Corps).

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of photocopied material dealing with the activities of the U.S. Navy Dept. during the Second World War, particularly the Secretary of the Navy (Record Group 80), the Chief of Naval Operations, (Record Group 80) and the Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet (COMINCH) (Record Group 38). The papers deal with such American naval matters prior to and during the Second World War as convoy escorts, anti-submarine warfare, diplomatic relations, shipping, ship-building, etc. Includes reports, correspondence, communications, memoranda, and other documents.There are three series: I. RG 80: Office of the Secretary Correspondence (1927-1939) II. RG 80: Secretary of the Navy / Chief of Naval Operations records (1940-1944) III. RG 38: Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet records (1942-1944).

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Copies of the finding aid are located in the first file of the fonds and in the Reading Room at the Directorate of History and Heritage. Electronic copies are also available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Fonds photocopied and received from the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, D.C. in 1988-1989 and 1995-1996.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records for the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations can be found in the Document Collection: ADM 137 1622 -- [U.S.A. naval cooperation, 1918. Part II] 5 Sept. 1918 76/87 -- [Japanese aircraft: performance and characteristics; supplements to TAIC manual no. 1] Dec 1944 - Jul 1945 73/1141 -- Naval aviation confidential bulletin No. 3-44. Mar 1944 - Sep 1945 75-484 -- [Aviation Training Division. History Unit] Manual for historical officers. [1944?] 86/75 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] Axis submarine manual. 1942 79/479 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] Post mortems on enemy submarines. 1942-1943 85/465 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] A statistical summary of the Japanese Navy. 20 Jul 1944 85/416 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] United States naval vessels. 1 Sep 1945 79/463 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Air Intelligence Group] Subject index to air combat intelligence material. Jul - sep 1944 85/464 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Publications and Distribution Branch] Allied landing crafts and ships. 7 Apr 1944 85/466 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Publications and Distribution Branch] German and Japanese submarines and their equipment. 13 Apr 1944 ADM 1 17549 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Special Service Branch] Special Report and supplement. 15 Feb 1945 79/20 mfm -- [Operations Evaluation Group] Antisubmarine warfare in World War II; report no. 51. microfilm, 1 reel. 1946The following related records for Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet can be found in the Document Collection: 97/3 Series 3 Files SRH 208 Part I to Part IV -- U.S. Navy submarine warfare message reports. COMINCH to Admiralty. 3 June 1942 - 9 Jan 1945 97/3 Series 4 File SRMN 022 -- U.S. Navy (COMINCH F-21); log of attacks on U-boats. 6 Nov 1942 - 30 Dec 1943 97/3 Series 4 Files SRMN 37-32 to SRMN 37-80 -- U.S. Navy U-boat intelligence summary. 14 Sep 1943 - 19 May 1945 ADM 1 12732 -- Conference on anti-submarine warfare (use of aircraft). 3 Nov 1943

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The United States National Archives added record group and box numbers to documents already divided by the Navy administrative scheme of security classification (confidential, secret, etc.) and the year in which the papers were produced. File codes signifying subject content were also provided for each document by the Navy. However, as the file codes were applied differently by every department concerned, there is no comprehensive grouping of material by subject. Although the security classifications, years, and file codes will remain as they are given in this finding aid, the United States National Archives reserves the right to revise box numbers at any time.
The documents held by Directorate of History and Heritage are organized by record group, year, and subject matter. The U.S. security classifications are included but are no longer applicable to the material held by D-Hist: All of this material has been declassified by the U.S. National Archives.
The collection at D-Hist consists of nearly 1500 pp. in 50 folders at present. The box numbers on folders correspond to USNA box numbers and, as much as possible, the documents are filed chronologically within the folders.
Originally titled U.S. Navy Sources at the National Archives, Washington, D.C.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
89/100

PROVENANCE:
United States. Navy Dept

CAIN No. 211645

TITLE:
United States Navy Dept. fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
39 cm of textual records

DATES:
Photocopied 1989, 1995-1996 (originally created 1927-1944) 1940-1944

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The U.S. Navy Dept. is a major branch of the U.S. military organization and is charged with the defence of the nation at sea, the support of all other U.S. military services, and maintenance of freedom of the seas. It was established as the Continental Navy by the Second Continental Congress in 1775 to supply the Continental Army during the War of Independence. Disbanded in 1784, it was reestablished as the Department of the Navy in 1798. The Department of the Navy was placed within the Department of Defence by the 1949 amendments to the National Security Act of 1947. The department is headed by a civilian secretary of the navy who is appointed by the President acting as commander in chief. The chief of naval operations, the senior military officer of the navy, advises the president and the secretary and is commander of the navy's operating forces (except of the Marine Corps).

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of photocopied material dealing with the activities of the U.S. Navy Dept. during the Second World War, particularly the Secretary of the Navy (Record Group 80), the Chief of Naval Operations, (Record Group 80) and the Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet (COMINCH) (Record Group 38). The papers deal with such American naval matters prior to and during the Second World War as convoy escorts, anti-submarine warfare, diplomatic relations, shipping, ship-building, etc. Includes reports, correspondence, communications, memoranda, and other documents.There are three series: I. RG 80: Office of the Secretary Correspondence (1927-1939) II. RG 80: Secretary of the Navy / Chief of Naval Operations records (1940-1944) III. RG 38: Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet records (1942-1944).

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Copies of the finding aid are located in the first file of the fonds and in the Reading Room at the Directorate of History and Heritage. Electronic copies are also available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Fonds photocopied and received from the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, D.C. in 1988-1989 and 1995-1996.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records for the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations can be found in the Document Collection: ADM 137 1622 -- [U.S.A. naval cooperation, 1918. Part II] 5 Sept. 1918 76/87 -- [Japanese aircraft: performance and characteristics; supplements to TAIC manual no. 1] Dec 1944 - Jul 1945 73/1141 -- Naval aviation confidential bulletin No. 3-44. Mar 1944 - Sep 1945 75-484 -- [Aviation Training Division. History Unit] Manual for historical officers. [1944?] 86/75 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] Axis submarine manual. 1942 79/479 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] Post mortems on enemy submarines. 1942-1943 85/465 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] A statistical summary of the Japanese Navy. 20 Jul 1944 85/416 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] United States naval vessels. 1 Sep 1945 79/463 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Air Intelligence Group] Subject index to air combat intelligence material. Jul - sep 1944 85/464 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Publications and Distribution Branch] Allied landing crafts and ships. 7 Apr 1944 85/466 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Publications and Distribution Branch] German and Japanese submarines and their equipment. 13 Apr 1944 ADM 1 17549 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Special Service Branch] Special Report and supplement. 15 Feb 1945 79/20 mfm -- [Operations Evaluation Group] Antisubmarine warfare in World War II; report no. 51. microfilm, 1 reel. 1946The following related records for Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet can be found in the Document Collection: 97/3 Series 3 Files SRH 208 Part I to Part IV -- U.S. Navy submarine warfare message reports. COMINCH to Admiralty. 3 June 1942 - 9 Jan 1945 97/3 Series 4 File SRMN 022 -- U.S. Navy (COMINCH F-21); log of attacks on U-boats. 6 Nov 1942 - 30 Dec 1943 97/3 Series 4 Files SRMN 37-32 to SRMN 37-80 -- U.S. Navy U-boat intelligence summary. 14 Sep 1943 - 19 May 1945 ADM 1 12732 -- Conference on anti-submarine warfare (use of aircraft). 3 Nov 1943

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The United States National Archives added record group and box numbers to documents already divided by the Navy administrative scheme of security classification (confidential, secret, etc.) and the year in which the papers were produced. File codes signifying subject content were also provided for each document by the Navy. However, as the file codes were applied differently by every department concerned, there is no comprehensive grouping of material by subject. Although the security classifications, years, and file codes will remain as they are given in this finding aid, the United States National Archives reserves the right to revise box numbers at any time.
The documents held by Directorate of History and Heritage are organized by record group, year, and subject matter. The U.S. security classifications are included but are no longer applicable to the material held by D-Hist: All of this material has been declassified by the U.S. National Archives.
The collection at D-Hist consists of nearly 1500 pp. in 50 folders at present. The box numbers on folders correspond to USNA box numbers and, as much as possible, the documents are filed chronologically within the folders.
Originally titled U.S. Navy Sources at the National Archives, Washington, D.C.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
89/100

PROVENANCE:
United States. Navy Dept

CAIN No. 211645

TITLE:
United States Navy Dept. fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
39 cm of textual records

DATES:
Photocopied 1989, 1995-1996 (originally created 1927-1944) 1940-1944

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The U.S. Navy Dept. is a major branch of the U.S. military organization and is charged with the defence of the nation at sea, the support of all other U.S. military services, and maintenance of freedom of the seas. It was established as the Continental Navy by the Second Continental Congress in 1775 to supply the Continental Army during the War of Independence. Disbanded in 1784, it was reestablished as the Department of the Navy in 1798. The Department of the Navy was placed within the Department of Defence by the 1949 amendments to the National Security Act of 1947. The department is headed by a civilian secretary of the navy who is appointed by the President acting as commander in chief. The chief of naval operations, the senior military officer of the navy, advises the president and the secretary and is commander of the navy's operating forces (except of the Marine Corps).

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of photocopied material dealing with the activities of the U.S. Navy Dept. during the Second World War, particularly the Secretary of the Navy (Record Group 80), the Chief of Naval Operations, (Record Group 80) and the Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet (COMINCH) (Record Group 38). The papers deal with such American naval matters prior to and during the Second World War as convoy escorts, anti-submarine warfare, diplomatic relations, shipping, ship-building, etc. Includes reports, correspondence, communications, memoranda, and other documents.There are three series: I. RG 80: Office of the Secretary Correspondence (1927-1939) II. RG 80: Secretary of the Navy / Chief of Naval Operations records (1940-1944) III. RG 38: Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet records (1942-1944).

REPOSITORY:
National Defence Headquarters Directorate of History and Heritage/Ministère de la Défense nationale, Direction-Histoire et patrimoine

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Unclassified

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
None

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Copies of the finding aid are located in the first file of the fonds and in the Reading Room at the Directorate of History and Heritage. Electronic copies are also available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Fonds photocopied and received from the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, D.C. in 1988-1989 and 1995-1996.

RELATED MATERIALS:
The following related records for the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations can be found in the Document Collection: ADM 137 1622 -- [U.S.A. naval cooperation, 1918. Part II] 5 Sept. 1918 76/87 -- [Japanese aircraft: performance and characteristics; supplements to TAIC manual no. 1] Dec 1944 - Jul 1945 73/1141 -- Naval aviation confidential bulletin No. 3-44. Mar 1944 - Sep 1945 75-484 -- [Aviation Training Division. History Unit] Manual for historical officers. [1944?] 86/75 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] Axis submarine manual. 1942 79/479 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] Post mortems on enemy submarines. 1942-1943 85/465 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] A statistical summary of the Japanese Navy. 20 Jul 1944 85/416 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence] United States naval vessels. 1 Sep 1945 79/463 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Air Intelligence Group] Subject index to air combat intelligence material. Jul - sep 1944 85/464 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Publications and Distribution Branch] Allied landing crafts and ships. 7 Apr 1944 85/466 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Publications and Distribution Branch] German and Japanese submarines and their equipment. 13 Apr 1944 ADM 1 17549 -- [Division of Naval Intelligence. Special Service Branch] Special Report and supplement. 15 Feb 1945 79/20 mfm -- [Operations Evaluation Group] Antisubmarine warfare in World War II; report no. 51. microfilm, 1 reel. 1946The following related records for Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet can be found in the Document Collection: 97/3 Series 3 Files SRH 208 Part I to Part IV -- U.S. Navy submarine warfare message reports. COMINCH to Admiralty. 3 June 1942 - 9 Jan 1945 97/3 Series 4 File SRMN 022 -- U.S. Navy (COMINCH F-21); log of attacks on U-boats. 6 Nov 1942 - 30 Dec 1943 97/3 Series 4 Files SRMN 37-32 to SRMN 37-80 -- U.S. Navy U-boat intelligence summary. 14 Sep 1943 - 19 May 1945 ADM 1 12732 -- Conference on anti-submarine warfare (use of aircraft). 3 Nov 1943

ACCRUALS:
No further accruals are expected.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The United States National Archives added record group and box numbers to documents already divided by the Navy administrative scheme of security classification (confidential, secret, etc.) and the year in which the papers were produced. File codes signifying subject content were also provided for each document by the Navy. However, as the file codes were applied differently by every department concerned, there is no comprehensive grouping of material by subject. Although the security classifications, years, and file codes will remain as they are given in this finding aid, the United States National Archives reserves the right to revise box numbers at any time.
The documents held by Directorate of History and Heritage are organized by record group, year, and subject matter. The U.S. security classifications are included but are no longer applicable to the material held by D-Hist: All of this material has been declassified by the U.S. National Archives.
The collection at D-Hist consists of nearly 1500 pp. in 50 folders at present. The box numbers on folders correspond to USNA box numbers and, as much as possible, the documents are filed chronologically within the folders.
Originally titled U.S. Navy Sources at the National Archives, Washington, D.C.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
89/100

PROVENANCE:
United States. Navy Dept

CAIN No. 229887

TITLE:
Kildonan Presbyterian Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1.22 m of textual records
photographs

DATES:
1851-1983

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Kildonan Presbyterian Church in Winnipeg, Manitoba, was founded in 1851 when the Rev. John Black arrived as minister to the Presbyterian settlers of Lord Selkirk's Red River Settlement. He conducted his first service on September 28th, 1851. The settlers had built a manse for Rev. Black in early 1851 and construction on a church was begun soon after. However, the flood of 1852 delayed the building, and it wasn't until January 1854 that the new church was opened.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Fonds consists of minutes (1851-1962), financial records (1851-1893, 1918-1931), registers of baptisms, marriages and burials (1851-1936), communion rolls and registers (ca. 1858-1931), auxiliary group records (1900-1983), Sunday school records (1926-1970), the Margaret McBeth collection (1929-1959), and miscellaneous records (1851-1980).

REPOSITORY:
Archives of Manitoba

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

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Researchers are responsible for observing the terms of the Canadian Copyright Act. Permission is required for any form of publication or exhibition. Please contact an archivist for further details.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Fonds description.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
P2282-2291

PROVENANCE:
Kildonan Presbyterian Church

SUBJECTS:
Kildonan Presbyterian Church

CAIN No. 260887

TITLE:
Dundas Historical Society Museum collection [textual record (microform), moving images]

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 microfilm reel : negative and positive.
8 film reels (ca. 2 h, 3 min).
1 magnetic track (41 min).
1 audio reel.

DATES:
1860-[ca. 1917], 1947

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Dundas Historical Society Museum was founded in 1943. Mr. H. Graham Bertram, President of John Bertram & Sons, was a founding member of the Society and it was largely through his efforts and generosity that the Dundas Historical Society Museum was opened in 1956.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
Collection consists of records of three successive companies including McDonald & McKechnie, ledger from November 1860 to September 1863, day book from May 1860 to March 1861; McKechnie & Bertram, Order Book No. O with index for November 1868 to June 1872, stock book and inventory from January 1865 to December 1885, catalogue, 1876, catalogue and price list, 1877, catalogues, 1881, 1883; and John Bertram & Sons, catalogue, 1886, catalogue with index, 1888, catalogue and price list with index, 1894. This material is located on microfilm reel M-7455. Collection also includes films on the manufacture of howitzer shells at John Bertram & Sons, [ca. 1917], and of centennial celebrations in Dundas, 1947.

REPOSITORY:
National Archives of Canada

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
Moving images Reproduction and use in any form requires the written permission of the copyright holders.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Moving images: See MISACS for item level descriptions. Electronic

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
Additional material is held by the Dundas Historical Society Museum.

RELATED MATERIALS:
Most of the historical records of the machine tool and woodworking machinery manufacturing firm of McKechnie & Bertram and, from 1886, John Bertram & Sons are in the Orenstein & Koppel Canada Limited papers, see MG 28 III 76.

PROVENANCE:
Dundas Historical Society

SUBJECTS:
Business enterprises - Canada, 1860-1894
McDonald & McKechnie (Firm) - Business records, 1860-1863
McKechnie & Bertram (Firm) - Business records, 1865-1885
Mckechnie & Bertram (Firm) - Catalogues, Commercial, 1876-1877, 1881, 1883
John Bertram & Sons (Firm) - Catalogues, Commercial, 1886, 1888, 1894

CAIN No. 270976

TITLE:
Nakina United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
4 cm textual material.

DATES:
1930 - 1966

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Nakina United Church existed in the northwestern Ontario community of Nakina, located 320 kilometres north of the city of Thunder Bay, Ontario, from 1927 to 1966. It first appears in the United Church of Canada Yearbook in 1927 as part of the Cochrane Presbytery of the Toronto Conference. At this time, Nakina is listed as part of the Hearst Pastoral charge with Hazel. Rev. J.A. Irwin was the first United minister. In 1931, Armstrong appeared as a preaching point of Nakina, but presumably they were together before that date. A service to receive all Charter members to Nakina United Church was held on June 15, 1930. In 1965, Nakina and Armstrong were transferred to the Superior Presbytery of the Conference of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario, but were no longer part of the same Pastoral charge. Nakina was part of the Beardmore Pastoral charge for about a year, until a motion from the Presbytery to request that Nakina be served by the Anglican Church was made on February 25, 1966. It appears that services forNakina United Church had been held in a portable building, which was put up for sale after it officially became part of the jurisdiction of the Anglican Church of Canada on July 1, 1966.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The records of Nakina United Church held at the conference archives include Sacramental registers pertaining to Baptisms (1930-1966), Marriages (1930-1955), and Burials (1931-1966); and an Historic Roll (1930-1966).

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

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some limits on access to Baptism, Marriage and Burial Registers apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item level inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of Nakina United Church came to The United Church of Canada Archives-Conference of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario as part of a transfer of records from Cambrian Presbytery in March of 1981.

ASSOCIATED MATERIALS:
See also the Private Register of Frederick Thomas Grafton for Marriages dating from 1941 held at the United Church of Canada/Victoria University Archives.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Acc: 81 -8

PROVENANCE:
Nakina United Church

SUBJECTS:
St. George's Anglican Church, Nakina
Frederick Thomas Grafton
Cambrian Presbytery
Superior Presbytery
Toronto Conference

CAIN No. 143865

TITLE:
Joanne Hughes fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
1 cm of textual records
1 plan

DATES:
1972-1973

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Joanne Hughes of Victoria, B.C., was a genealogical researcher.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of a plan of Lac La Hache Cemetery and Joanne Hughes' correspondence regarding the cemetery.

REPOSITORY:
British Columbia Archives

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

PROVENANCE:
Hughes, Joanne

SUBJECTS:
Hughes, Joanne
Lac La Hache Cemetery

CAIN No. 206712

TITLE:
Sims Packing Company Limited fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
.015m of textual records

DATES:
1923

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Sims Packing Company Limited were pork packers and provision merchants that operated out of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, from 1916 until 1923. In 1922, their office was located at the corner of Kent and Mills Streets in Charottetown.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of one minute book of the Sims Packing Company, which details the workings of the company from October to December of 1923. The minutes document the shareholders present at meetings, financial statements, and the bids for the tender of assets of the company in December of 1923.

REPOSITORY:
Public Archives and Records Office of Prince Edward Island

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
NO RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
PERMISSION FOR USE/REPRODUCTION FOR USE/REPRODUCTION IS REQUIRED FROM THE PUBLIC ARCHIVES AND RECORDS OFFICE; QUESTIONS REGARDING COPYRIGHT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
NO FURTHER FINDING AID AVAILABLE

LANGUAGE:
English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of fonds

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Acc2287

PROVENANCE:
Sims Packing Company Limited

CAIN No. 206712

TITLE:
Sims Packing Company Limited fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
.015m of textual records

DATES:
1923

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Sims Packing Company Limited were pork packers and provision merchants that operated out of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, from 1916 until 1923. In 1922, their office was located at the corner of Kent and Mills Streets in Charottetown.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of one minute book of the Sims Packing Company, which details the workings of the company from October to December of 1923. The minutes document the shareholders present at meetings, financial statements, and the bids for the tender of assets of the company in December of 1923.

REPOSITORY:
Public Archives and Records Office of Prince Edward Island

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
NO RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
PERMISSION FOR USE/REPRODUCTION FOR USE/REPRODUCTION IS REQUIRED FROM THE PUBLIC ARCHIVES AND RECORDS OFFICE; QUESTIONS REGARDING COPYRIGHT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
NO FURTHER FINDING AID AVAILABLE

LANGUAGE:
English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of fonds

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Acc2287

PROVENANCE:
Sims Packing Company Limited

CAIN No. 206712

TITLE:
Sims Packing Company Limited fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
.015m of textual records

DATES:
1923

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Sims Packing Company Limited were pork packers and provision merchants that operated out of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, from 1916 until 1923. In 1922, their office was located at the corner of Kent and Mills Streets in Charottetown.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of one minute book of the Sims Packing Company, which details the workings of the company from October to December of 1923. The minutes document the shareholders present at meetings, financial statements, and the bids for the tender of assets of the company in December of 1923.

REPOSITORY:
Public Archives and Records Office of Prince Edward Island

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
NO RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS

TERMS GOVERNING USE AND REPRODUCTION:
PERMISSION FOR USE/REPRODUCTION FOR USE/REPRODUCTION IS REQUIRED FROM THE PUBLIC ARCHIVES AND RECORDS OFFICE; QUESTIONS REGARDING COPYRIGHT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
NO FURTHER FINDING AID AVAILABLE

LANGUAGE:
English

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on contents of fonds

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Acc2287

PROVENANCE:
Sims Packing Company Limited

CAIN No. 159852

TITLE:
Anglo-Canadian Chemical Company collection

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.5 cm of textual records

DATES:
1900-1907

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
The Anglo-Canadian Chemical Company, of Saint John, New Brunswick, was officially incorporated in 1925 but was already in business in 1907. The company sold, and may also have produced, phosphate fertilizer. They advertised the brand called Albert's Basic Slag, or Thomas' Phosphate Powder, a fertilizer produced by H & E Albert in London. H. and E. Albert later changed their name to the Chemical Works, London and produced the fertilizer at 14 plants in Britain, as well as at least one in Germany.
The Anglo-Canadian Chemical Company may have been producing Thomas' Phosphate Powder under licence from the potash deposits in southern New Brunswick. What is certain is that they were advertising the product in the first decade of the twentieth century. The company surrendered its letters of incorporation in 1955.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
This collection consists of 9 printed promotional pamphlets for Albert's Basic Slag or Thomas' Phosphate Powder. They give the results of experiments in test plots, list of prizes won, and promotional information about the product. Photographs of some of the test samples are included.

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 is based on the contents of the fonds.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
MC558

PROVENANCE:
Anglo-Canadian Chemical Company (Saint John, N.B.)

CAIN No. 269854

TITLE:
Swan Lake United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
11 cm textual material.

DATES:
1903-1996

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Swan Lake United Church has existed in the Manitoba community of Swan Lake, located about 70 km east of Carman, since 1925. Its predecessors were Swan Lake Methodist Church and Swan Lake Presbyterian Church. The Swan Lake Presbyterian Church, built in 1893, continued to be used as Swan Lake United Church. The Methodist Church was used as a church hall until it became the Masonic Lodge. At Union, the charge consisted of Swan Lake, Altamont, Beaconsfield and Somerset. Beaconsfield was replaced by Indian Springs in 1956, which remained with the charge until 1963. In 1965, it became a single point charge and often did not have a regular minister. The church was extensively remodelled in 1985. Swan Lake United Church became part of the Miami Pastoral charge in 1987.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The records of Swan Lake United Church held at the conference archives include: Sacramental registers pertaining to Baptisms (1903-1995), Marriages (1903-1995), and Burials (1902-1995); financial records (1934-1983); records of the Women's Auxiliary (1954-1967); records of the Swan Lake Outreach Ministry (1978-1985); records of the United Church Women (1967-1971); records of the Carman Presbytery Outreach Ministry (1986-1991); and records of the congregation (1957-1996)

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

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions on access to Baptism, Marriage and Burial Registers apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item level inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of Swan Lake United Church came to The United Church of Canada Archives-Conference of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario as part of transfers of records from Rev. Silman in 1978; from Caryn Douglas in 1986; from the Pastoral charge in 1987, 2001; and from Rev. L.E. King in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See also Knox United Church, Plumas for other material pertaining to the Swan Lake Indian Reserve.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Acc: 78-15; 86-28; 87-31; 01-37; 01-44; 02-42

PROVENANCE:
Swan Lake United Church

SUBJECTS:
Swan Lake Reserve
Indian Springs Reserve
Swan Lake Outreach Ministry
Knox United Church, Plumas
Miami Pastoral Charge
Carman Presbytery
Agassiz Presbytery

CAIN No. 269854

TITLE:
Swan Lake United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
11 cm textual material.

DATES:
1903-1996

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Swan Lake United Church has existed in the Manitoba community of Swan Lake, located about 70 km east of Carman, since 1925. Its predecessors were Swan Lake Methodist Church and Swan Lake Presbyterian Church. The Swan Lake Presbyterian Church, built in 1893, continued to be used as Swan Lake United Church. The Methodist Church was used as a church hall until it became the Masonic Lodge. At Union, the charge consisted of Swan Lake, Altamont, Beaconsfield and Somerset. Beaconsfield was replaced by Indian Springs in 1956, which remained with the charge until 1963. In 1965, it became a single point charge and often did not have a regular minister. The church was extensively remodelled in 1985. Swan Lake United Church became part of the Miami Pastoral charge in 1987.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The records of Swan Lake United Church held at the conference archives include: Sacramental registers pertaining to Baptisms (1903-1995), Marriages (1903-1995), and Burials (1902-1995); financial records (1934-1983); records of the Women's Auxiliary (1954-1967); records of the Swan Lake Outreach Ministry (1978-1985); records of the United Church Women (1967-1971); records of the Carman Presbytery Outreach Ministry (1986-1991); and records of the congregation (1957-1996)

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

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions on access to Baptism, Marriage and Burial Registers apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item level inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of Swan Lake United Church came to The United Church of Canada Archives-Conference of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario as part of transfers of records from Rev. Silman in 1978; from Caryn Douglas in 1986; from the Pastoral charge in 1987, 2001; and from Rev. L.E. King in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See also Knox United Church, Plumas for other material pertaining to the Swan Lake Indian Reserve.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Acc: 78-15; 86-28; 87-31; 01-37; 01-44; 02-42

PROVENANCE:
Swan Lake United Church

SUBJECTS:
Swan Lake Reserve
Indian Springs Reserve
Swan Lake Outreach Ministry
Knox United Church, Plumas
Miami Pastoral Charge
Carman Presbytery
Agassiz Presbytery

CAIN No. 269854

TITLE:
Swan Lake United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
11 cm textual material.

DATES:
1903-1996

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Swan Lake United Church has existed in the Manitoba community of Swan Lake, located about 70 km east of Carman, since 1925. Its predecessors were Swan Lake Methodist Church and Swan Lake Presbyterian Church. The Swan Lake Presbyterian Church, built in 1893, continued to be used as Swan Lake United Church. The Methodist Church was used as a church hall until it became the Masonic Lodge. At Union, the charge consisted of Swan Lake, Altamont, Beaconsfield and Somerset. Beaconsfield was replaced by Indian Springs in 1956, which remained with the charge until 1963. In 1965, it became a single point charge and often did not have a regular minister. The church was extensively remodelled in 1985. Swan Lake United Church became part of the Miami Pastoral charge in 1987.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The records of Swan Lake United Church held at the conference archives include: Sacramental registers pertaining to Baptisms (1903-1995), Marriages (1903-1995), and Burials (1902-1995); financial records (1934-1983); records of the Women's Auxiliary (1954-1967); records of the Swan Lake Outreach Ministry (1978-1985); records of the United Church Women (1967-1971); records of the Carman Presbytery Outreach Ministry (1986-1991); and records of the congregation (1957-1996)

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

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions on access to Baptism, Marriage and Burial Registers apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item level inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of Swan Lake United Church came to The United Church of Canada Archives-Conference of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario as part of transfers of records from Rev. Silman in 1978; from Caryn Douglas in 1986; from the Pastoral charge in 1987, 2001; and from Rev. L.E. King in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See also Knox United Church, Plumas for other material pertaining to the Swan Lake Indian Reserve.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Acc: 78-15; 86-28; 87-31; 01-37; 01-44; 02-42

PROVENANCE:
Swan Lake United Church

SUBJECTS:
Swan Lake Reserve
Indian Springs Reserve
Swan Lake Outreach Ministry
Knox United Church, Plumas
Miami Pastoral Charge
Carman Presbytery
Agassiz Presbytery

CAIN No. 269854

TITLE:
Swan Lake United Church fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
11 cm textual material.

DATES:
1903-1996

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Swan Lake United Church has existed in the Manitoba community of Swan Lake, located about 70 km east of Carman, since 1925. Its predecessors were Swan Lake Methodist Church and Swan Lake Presbyterian Church. The Swan Lake Presbyterian Church, built in 1893, continued to be used as Swan Lake United Church. The Methodist Church was used as a church hall until it became the Masonic Lodge. At Union, the charge consisted of Swan Lake, Altamont, Beaconsfield and Somerset. Beaconsfield was replaced by Indian Springs in 1956, which remained with the charge until 1963. In 1965, it became a single point charge and often did not have a regular minister. The church was extensively remodelled in 1985. Swan Lake United Church became part of the Miami Pastoral charge in 1987.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The records of Swan Lake United Church held at the conference archives include: Sacramental registers pertaining to Baptisms (1903-1995), Marriages (1903-1995), and Burials (1902-1995); financial records (1934-1983); records of the Women's Auxiliary (1954-1967); records of the Swan Lake Outreach Ministry (1978-1985); records of the United Church Women (1967-1971); records of the Carman Presbytery Outreach Ministry (1986-1991); and records of the congregation (1957-1996)

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

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
Some restrictions on access to Baptism, Marriage and Burial Registers apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Item level inventory is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The records of Swan Lake United Church came to The United Church of Canada Archives-Conference of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario as part of transfers of records from Rev. Silman in 1978; from Caryn Douglas in 1986; from the Pastoral charge in 1987, 2001; and from Rev. L.E. King in 2002.

RELATED MATERIALS:
See also Knox United Church, Plumas for other material pertaining to the Swan Lake Indian Reserve.

RETRIEVAL NUMBER:
Acc: 78-15; 86-28; 87-31; 01-37; 01-44; 02-42

PROVENANCE:
Swan Lake United Church

SUBJECTS:
Swan Lake Reserve
Indian Springs Reserve
Swan Lake Outreach Ministry
Knox United Church, Plumas
Miami Pastoral Charge
Carman Presbytery
Agassiz Presbytery

CAIN No. 268543

TITLE:
James Edward Beatty fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
65 photographs : 63 b&w copy negs, 2 col. slides
78 pgs. of textual records

DATES:
Copied 1981 and 1982 (originally created 1898-1901, 1944)

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
James Edward Beatty was born in Parry Sound, Ontario, June 6, 1872 to John David and Mary Beatty. He graduated from Royal Military College, Kingston in 1894, as a civil engineer. He married Blanche Ethelwyn and they had one son James C Beatty. Beatty worked on location and construction of the Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railway, 1894-1895, and did railway location and land survey in Southern Utah, 1895-1897. He constructed Canadian Pacific Railway's Crown Nest Bridge, 1897-1898 and then came to the Yukon to work with White Pass & Yukon Railway and Klondike Mines Railway, 1898. He was an office engineer in Skagway, then was charged with the construction of 24 miles of the line including the Whitehorse terminal, in 1899. Beatty was present when Frank Reid shot Soapy Smith in Skagway. In 1904 he joined the Canadian Pacific Railway and worked in various capacities on construction and maintenance in their eastern lines. He was also a Dominion Land Surveyor.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of reference prints and copies of text written by James Edward Beatty from his time in the Yukon. The photographs depict White Pass and Yukon Route (WP&YR) construction scenes, trains, views of Skagway, Klukwan and Dalton Trail, ca. 1898-1900. There are two original slides of a White Pass & Yukon Railway Medal presented to Beatty, July 31, 1900 in recognition of faithful service on construction of White Pass and Yukon Railway. Textual records include a copy of Beatty's prospecting/surveying diary, 1901, as well as copies of newspaper clippings, poems, photos, Free Miners' Certificate, menus, passes, etc, ca. 1899. There is also a copy of speech notes written by Beatty for a speech he delivered to a Rotary Club Meeting, May 29, 1944, in Sarnia, Ontario. In the speech he describes his experiences in the Yukon, including seeing the shooting of Soapy Smith.

REPOSITORY:
Yukon Archives

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no donor-imposed restrictions on this material. General copyright or institutional or legal restrictions may apply.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
Caption list is available.

CUSTODIAL HISTORY:
The fonds was donated by Beatty's son, James E.C. Beatty, in 1981 and 1982.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Title based on provenance of the fonds.

PROVENANCE:
Beatty, James Edward, 1872-

CAIN No. 251069

TITLE:
Ian McDonald fonds

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
0.09 m of textual records

DATES:
1961-1969

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
Ian R. McDonald was the son of Robert Cody and Ruth Maryon (Gulley) McDonald. The McDonalds lived in Edmonton, Alberta. Ian was involved with the Tuxis and Older Boys' Parliament of Alberta in Edmonton. Since about 1980, Ian and his wife Nola have lived in Port Hope, Ontario.

SCOPE AND CONTENT:
The fonds consists of records relating to Ian McDonald's involvement with the Tuxis and Older Boys' Parliament of Alberta, and includes programs and menu, oath of allegiance list, newsletters, handbooks, constitutions, and bylaws.

REPOSITORY:
Provincial Archives of Alberta

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS:
There are no restrictions on access. Permission for use required. Subject to the Copyright Act.

FINDING AID AVAILABLE:
An inventory is not available.

IMMEDIATE SOURCE OF ACQUISITION:
Ian McDonald donated the records to the Provincial Archives of Alberta in 1989.

LOCATION OF OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIALS:
See also the Alberta Tuxis and Older Boys' Parliament fonds at the Red Deer and District Archives in Red Deer, Alberta. Images of the Tuxis and Older Boys' Parliament of A