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The fonds consists of membership lists from the Grande Prairie Duplicate Bridge Club 1989, one receipt book 1998-2000, a newsletter from the Northern Light 1990 that highlights Grande Prairie player Clarence Jonston and a book titled the "Laws of Duplicate Contract Bridge".

Fonds documents the fundraising efforts and other activities of the Mount Royal University Foundation. Fonds is arranged into three series: financial statements, Foundation reports, and the Minding the Future speaker series. The fonds also contains supper invitations, brochures, a strategic plan, and other material.

The fonds consists of the proofs for "People of the Pass" written by Madelon Truax and Beth Sheehan in 1988. There are two sets of proofs. One is on 11 x 17 sheets of paper, one section per chapter, but with no photographs or page divisions. This set appears to have been used for proof-reading and corrections. The second set of proofs are 20 x 24 in. sheets of paper folded in 8ths and printed both sides to make 16 pages. There are 19 sections of 16 pages each, with photographs included throughout, to make up the 144 pages in the book. The proofs are accompanied by some loose sheets, including a list of the 274 photographs used in the book, coded to indicate who they came from, and designs for the front and back covers and introductory pages. There are also four photographs: a postcard of Kinuseo Falls by R.E. Leake used for the front of the book; Madelon & Garnet Truax in 1986; Everett, Beth, Kells and Moira Sheehan in 1987; and Beth with "the oven" at a winter camp at Two Lakes in 1986.

"People of the Pass" is the story of the people who dreamed of, engineered, and laboured on the Monkman Pass Highway through the Rocky Mountains southwest of Beaverlodge. This road was built with volunteer labour during the depression and, although it was never improved to become an all-weather road, it is a monument to industry and courage. The book was published by the Beaverlodge Historical Society and printed by Menzies Printers.

The fonds consist of: Various financial documents such as cheque vouchers, chequebook, cheque register, petty cash vouchers,1 ledger, account statements,deposit books and statements of profit and loss; association documents including correspondence, brochures (11); Presentation materials including transparencies, display board material; various manuals and handbooks including:
The PSI Model Division Bylaws booklet,The PSI Western Canada Division Bylaws and Standing Rules, New Chapter Formation Manual, Courtesies in PSI - A Guide (2), Degrees of Excellence-Recognition Plus Awards Program (2),Impact PSI - How to Plan and Hold a Successful Membership Recruitment Meeting (3),Completing the Circle - Orienting and Involving Your New Members, a Guide for Chapter Leaders (3),How to Gain Members and Keep Them Forever (2),Good Programs: The Heart Of A Strong Chapter,So You're In Charge- What Now?,A Guide on How to: Raise Money Recruit Members and Gain Publicity, "A Summary Report. Today's Secretary, "A Changing Profession in a Changing World" (1991),"Maximizing the Potential, Degrees of Excellence" (1994/1995), and "PSI, Partners in Business" (1989/1990) and The Professional Secretaries International Marketing Source book (1991); a scrapbook; 37 photographs; 3 floppy discs containing presentation materials; 2 envelopes of lapel pins, 1 rubber marking stamp; guest books (3) (1993-1996), annual reports, Professional Secretarial Certification application, newspaper clippings regarding PSI and Secretaries Week proclamation, Professional Secretaries International monthly newsletters – “The Desk” (13) [1990-1996]; "Medicine Hat Women in Focus" vol. 1, No.1 April/May 1994 (3); 2 certificates of achievement (1989-1990); PSI Seal Stickers, Blank PSI Stationary sheets; Greeting Cards (2); Professional Secretaries International, Medicine Hat Chapter Charter (1989); Minutes and newsletters from the Western Canada Board of Directors addressed to Chapter Presidents; Directories and rosters such as Professional Secretaries International, Western Canada Division Directory (1996/1997), PSI Directory in full (U.S. and Canada), as well as the PSI Medicine Hat Chapter Roster (2) (1991,1995) and the PSI Medicine Hat Chapter Executive Officers roster (1990/1991); Luncheon Programs (2) – “You’re Terrific”.

Consists of volunteer management materials, a volunteer manual, riding schedules, executive minutes, promotional and fundraising materials, and 2 scrapbooks of media coverage, promotional material, and photographs of riders and volunteers.

The series consists of the History Book Committee records which include planning documents, financial records, minutes and correspondence, and original and/ or edited copies of submissions to the Spirit River history book Chepi Sepe. Subseries 4-13 record the history of the region and the Spirit River Settlement area, the coming of settlers and the growth of agriculture, businesses, industries, municipal governments, schools, churches, medical facilities, and the history of cultural and recreational groups. Also documented are the area's veterans of WWI and WWII, The main body of the records, subseries 13, contains original and/or edited copies of over 630 family histories arranged in files in alphabetical order by surname.

The fonds includes records detailing the planning and organization of Festival ’88. Documents include board meeting minutes; contracts for services and sponsorships; contracts for performers and artists; detailed financial information including budgets and financial reports; records describing fundraising strategies; formal grant applications; executive correspondence; ballots and correspondence about the First Ukrainian Contemporary Music Awards; and press releases in both English and Ukrainian.

    The fonds also includes promotional materials such as posters, pamphlets, programs, and brochures; news clippings about the festival; and correspondence received in the aftermath of the festival. 30 photographs depict members of the Board of Directors at work as well as events over the course of the festival.

The fonds consists of records relating to the Bay Tree Community Club. They are divided into four series: minutes, financial records, correspondence and quilting, which the ladies used as a fundraiser. The correspondence includes information of the closing of the Silver Valley Campsite.
The records were in no particular order when they arrived, but the minutes were grouped together in duotangs labeled with the year. It should be noted that there are balance sheets in the duotangs with the minutes, and original order has been maintained. Taped to the inside cover of one of the duotangs was a photo marked 1991. This was removed and added to the other photos of quilts.

The fonds consists of a photo album containing 146 photos as well as written descriptions, ticket stubs, event programs, and articles, relating to the Milo Brownies Unit.

Fonds reflects Patterson's career as an English professor at Mount Royal University and as a chronicler of the University's history. Fonds contains English course outlines, programs for Conservatory and theatre performances, research on the history of the Conservatory and theatre, presentation notes and photos, meeting minutes, and correspondence.