The fonds consists of records documenting the private and professional life of Gordon W. Hodgson from 1942 to 2000. The records are overwhelmingly textual but also include slides, oversized presentation display cards, audio cassettes and film reels. The records have been described in six series, each in roughly chronological order according to their accumulation. The Research series (1942-1997) includes notebooks, slides, photographs, film reels and drafted manuscripts from research projects spanning Hodgson's career. The Presbyterian Church series (1981-1997) documents his social activism and private life with correspondence, bulletins, clippings and notes. The Kananaskis Centre series (1972-1982) includes preliminary papers, studies, presentations and reports from his ten years directing the Centre. The personal files series (1942-2000) include miscellaneous personal correspondence, private writing and publishing. The book Design and Publication series (1992-1995) consists of Hodgson's book design and publication work. Material includes slides, photos, computer discs and text for publication.
The fonds consists of these series. I Ephemera (1975- 000; predominant 1988-2000). Series consists of numerous awards, plaques and other ephemera given to Mrs. Hole as a result of her accomplishments as a businesswomen and university administrator. II Photographs and Graphic Materials (1965-2000; predominant 1990-2000). Consists of photographs and paintings of Mrs. Hole in a variety of settings. III Textual Materials and Correspondence (1992-1998). Consists of Mrs. Hole's daytimers (1992-1998) and letter of appointment to Privy Council. IV Videocassettes (1994-2000). Consists of 12 videocassettes of Mrs. Hole's appearances on various television stations as well as a videocassette of Mrs. Hole receiving the Order of Canada. V Audio cassettes (1997-1998). Series contains four audio cassettes of Mrs. Hole's appearances on several different radio shows.
The fonds consists of these series: I Committee for an Independent Canada (1970-1981). Correspondence, press clippings, and reports mostly relating to Hurtig's role in the committee's efforts to counter increased foreign ownership of the Canadian economy. II Council of Canadians (1971-1993). Articles, briefing notes, correspondence, financial records, speeches, and other documents relating to the Council of Canadians. III National Party of Canada (1991-1994). Material relating to the establishment of the National Party and the 1993 federal election. IV. Personal records (1967-1996). Personal correspondence, documents relating to Mr. Hurtig's campaign in the 1972 federal election, personal material relating to Hurtig Publishers, The Canadian Encyclopedia, The Junior Encyclopedia of Canada, and drafts of his memoirs, At Twilight in the Country.
The fonds consists of materials concerning the professional music career of Marek Jablonski. Fonds includes educational and promotional files, reviews and clippings, correspondence, videocassettes and audio discs (long-playing records).
The fonds consists of these series: I Courses (1962-1990). Includes lecture notes, exams, gradebooks, computer programs and other material related to courses taught by Dr. Kratochvil. II Chemistry Department (1977- 1993). Includes meeting minutes, committees, hiring committees, chair selection materials, departmental reviews, the department newsletter " This Week in Chemistry" (1977-1981), and other material related to the Department of Chemistry at the University of Alberta. III;Personal (1956-1996). Includes undergraduate course notes, day planners, correspondence, news clippings and other material related to Dr. Kratochvil's personal life. IV Research (1968-1997). Relates to research conducted by Kratochvil on a variety of topics. V Correspondence (1970-1996). Series contains correspondence both to and from Dr. Kratochvil relating to his professional life. VI Environmental Research and Studies Centre (1991-1993). Contains materials relating to Dr. Kratochvil's participation in the ERSC. VII Miscellaneous (1968-1994). Contains ephemera and artifacts collected by Dr. Kratochvil. Includes a 1907 chemistry book, Faculty Calendars, 1967 gradebooks from the University of Alberta and the University of Wisconsin and other materials.
The fonds consists of programs, newspaper articles and newsletters by and about Edmonton theatre. As the collection was arranged chronologically by the creator, there is only one series: D.D. Kugler collection (1993- 1997).
The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Borys Lewytzkyj, a noted Sovietologist and authority on Twentieth Century Ukrainian history. The fonds consists of these series: 1. Newspaper Articles (1956- 1981). Newspaper articles by Lewytzkyj; some signed with Lewytzkyj's pseudonym, Paul Sikora. 2. Offprints of Journal Articles (1958- 1982). Lewytzkyj's journal articles excerpted from various journals. 3. Reports ( [1960?] -- [1980?] ). 4. Speeches, Conference Papers and Programs (1960-1982). 5. Reviews of B. Lewytzkyj's Books (1961-1974). 6.Miscellaneous Publications and Research (1951- 1964) Includes publications, correspondence and other materials related to Lewyzkyj's work.
The fonds consists of: I. Correspondence (1945-1983) Series consists of extensive correspondence with leaders of the non-communist Ukrainian left. II. Lecture Notes (1964-1965). III. Manuscripts (1935-1977) Series consists of various draft manuscripts of Majstrenko's works. IV. Personal material (1951-1981). Consists of travel and employment records. Includes an account of the 1933 famine in the Ukraine. IV. Published articles (1943-1983). Copies of Majstrenko's published work. V. Radio scripts (1954-1983) Consists of radio scripts that Majstrenko wrote or collaberated on. VI. Research Materials (1958-1976).
The fonds consists of materials related to the professional life of Dr. John W.R. McIntyre, most notably dealing with vaccination of natives in the Canadian North. The fonds consists of materials, correspondence, monographs, photocopies, and responses to a 1992 questionnaire of anaesthesiologists in Alberta.
