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Fonds consists of these series: I Certificates (1900-1959). Relate to Dr. Ower's education, military service, and professional work. Includes Lena Anderson Ower's nursing certificates, 1911. II Clippings (1948-1960). Relates to colleagues; honours received by Dr. Ower. III Correspondence (1959-1960). IV Diaries (1929-1958). V Memorabilia (1907-1966). Consists of material copied from the family album. VI Photographs (1908-1961). Mainly World War I; a vacation in Europe; medical staff at the Provincial Laboratory of Public Health (823 images). VII Programs (1956- 1963). Relates to special events such as the University of Alberta Medical Schoolþs 50th anniversary special convocation. VIII Publications (1954). IX Yearbooks (1905). McGill University.

Fonds consists of these series: I Honours thesis (1977). Titled "The Origins and Evolution of the Scientific and Industrial Research Council of Alberta" (prepared for the Department of History). II Research material (1975-1977). Notes and documents made and gathered while writing thesis.

Fonds consists of this item: Affiliation Agreement Evaluation Committee (1982). "Report to the President, the University of Alberta and the President, the King's College": Report of a joint committee representing the University, the College, the Universities Coordinating Council and Alberta Advanced Education and Manpower.

Fonds consists of these series: I Art clubs (1939-1951). Includes bylaws; membership card; newsletters. II Community Art Schools ([1940]-1953). Published articles (H.G. Glyde); clippings. III Correspondence (1912-1951). Relates in part to the Alberta Visual Arts Board. IV Exhibitions (1938-1982). Includes catalogues; clippings; correspondence; invitations; lists of paintings. V Photographs ([1901]-1949). Mrs. Reid; Rene Richard; the Vegreville Art Club (19 images). VI Reports, radio talks, and teaching materials (1951). VII Sales of paintings (1949-1955). VIII Scrapbook (1937-1948). Includes clippings; photographs of paintings; a portrait. IX Sketches [19þ]. X Tributes (1951-1952). Includes posthumous exhibits and tributes.

Fonds consists of these series: I Administrative Laboratory Project (1975-1977). Includes audiovisual material; memoranda; publications; transparency manual. II Associations (1967-1986). Includes correspondence; minutes; newsletters; reports. III Audiovisual and oversize material (1960-1984). Includes computer disks, photographs, sound tape reels and videocassettes relating mainly to projects. IV Courses and teaching materials (1964-1985). Includes course outlines; handouts; lecture notes; readings; reports; term papers; timetables. V Department of Educational Administration (1960-1985). Relates mainly to committee work and graduate students. VI Education (1964-1968). Includes course notes; dissertation. VII Educational matters (1959-1983). Relates mainly to governmental policies and projects. VIII Faculty of Education (1968-1983). Relates mainly to committee work. IX Intercultural education (1968-1983). Relates to committees; conferences; correspondence; initiatives; projects; publications; speeches. X International education (1963-1984). Relates to projects concerning Rhodesia, Tanzania, Thailand and Uganda. XI Native education (1963-1983). Includes or relates to committees; conferences; correspondence; projects; publications; reports; speeches. XII Personal (1965-1984) XIII Publications and speeches (1965-1986). Includes addresses; articles; seminar presentations. XIV University of Alberta (1968-1980). Relates mainly to committee work.

Fonds consists of these series: I Correspondence (1957-1976). Includes day files. II Diaries (1907, 1933-1966). Includes diary of Mrs. E.H. Thomas (mother), Millarville, Alberta, 1907. III Memoirs (1987). Interviews conducted by David Breen (7 sound tape cassettes). IV Personal (1956-1971). Includes St. George's Anglican Church; Bickersteth Fund; St. Aidan's College. V Professional (1954-1974). Includes historical associations and conferences: Canadian Historical Association (CHA); Canadian Church Historical Association; Social Science Research Council of Canada; Historic Sites Advisory Committee; advisory committees on the development of archives; typescripts of papers prepared by Canadian historians at the CHA meeting, 1974, and submitted to Professor Thomas. VI Publications (1948-1973). Includes articles for encyclopedias; book reviews; notes and correspondence for the revised edition of W.L. Morton: History of the Canadian West. VII Teaching (1948-1972). Curriculum development; reading lists; examinations; students' papers (including community histories, History 59, 1950-1952). VIII University of Alberta (1965-1971). Includes committees on matriculation, naming of buildings, the Diamond Jubilee and the Library.

Fonds consists of this series: Photographs (1914). Album depicting the Better Farming Special, a train that travelled through Saskatchewan to provide lectures and demonstrations on agriculture to local residents (64 images).

Fonds consists of these series: I Associations (1947-1988). Includes or relates to grants; memberships; publications; public lectures. II Councils, bureaus, advisory boards (1958-1986). Relates to Albertan and Canadian bodies, such as the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, the Edmonton Zoo, and the Fisheries Research Board of Canada. III Personal (1953- 1987). Includes annual reports; applications; book reviews; correspondence; research grants. IV Research projects (1964-1983). Relates to Alberta lakes, particularly Wabamun; includes field notebooks. V Topical files, research, publications (1955-1982). Arranged alphabetically by subject; includes 6 motion picture film reels and ca. 67 photographs relating to publications. VI University of Alberta (1956-1987). Relates to the Department of Zoology; programs at other universities; University of Alberta committees.

Fonds consists of these series: I Correspondence (1904-1985). Includes personal and professional correspondence; letters from students in rural schools and Jones family in Wales. Photographs are included in some letters. II Teaching (1928-1961). Includes examinations; lecture notes; student essays. III Writing (1919-1976). Includes essays; poems; drafts of public lectures.

Fonds consists of these series: I Career papers (1903-1944). Includes accounts, correspondence, essays, journals, memoirs, and reports relating to the Hudson's Bay Company, North Star Oil, and Revillon Freres. II Certificates and memorabilia (1880-1928). Includes birth, education, and military certificates. III Clippings (1925-1937). IV Correspondence (1911-1945). Relates to accounts; expeditions; lectures; publications. V Inventions (1903-1913). Mr. Romanet developed a motorized sledge, which he patented in France. VI Lectures, radio talks (1925-1945). VII Literary manuscripts (1930-1937). Includes correspondence, drafts, notebooks and typescripts relating to legends, stories and Mr. Romanet's autobiography, Kabluk of the North. VIII Maps (1943-1944). Northwest Service Command installations; weather stations; Alcan Highway. IX Photographs (1903-1940). Mainly fur trade, Inuit, steamboats on northern rivers; and family (625 images). Many of the arctic and Inuit photographs are by Gaston Herodier, a compatriot.