Newspaper and magazine articles on Quebec politics, late 70s to mid 80s
Religion and French-Canadian Mores in the Early Nineteenth Century, Jean-Pierre Wallot, 1971. Newspaper clippings and articles on the church in Quebec.
Dr. Schroeter
Newspaper clippings on Ontario elections
Dr. Schroeter
Newspaper clipping on Rice Lake discovery, 1976
Dr. Schroeter
Vol. 9 No.1 (1977) Canadian Ethnic Studies, Book Reviews
Newspaper clippings
Dr. Schroeter
Dr. Schroeter
Dr. Schroeter
Bringing Men Back In, by George C. Homans. Levels of Organization and the Mediation of Social Interaction, by Talcott Parsons. Out of Utopia; Toward a Reorientation of Sociological Analysis, by Ralf Dahrendorf. The So-Called Primitive Accumulation, 1973. Revolution Effected in the Manufacture, Handicrafts and Domestic Industry by Modern Industry, 1973.
Going Out, by Harvey Molotoch, 1994. Dr. Schroeter
The Marxian Project, by Scott G. McNall, 1984. Dr. Schroeter
A prominent businessman who operated a timber firm as well as Gravel and Lake Services Ltd in Port Arthur. The collection consists of correspondence, ledgers, scrapbooks, pamphlets and photographs primarily related to the timber industry.
Records are arranged into the following series:
Camps
Correspondence
Ledgers
Scrapbooks
Photographs
Work reports for Camp #5 (Ancliff) August 1944-June 1945.
Expense accounts and invoice records for Camp #5 (Ancliff) May-August 1945.
Payroll records for Camp #5 (Ancliff) for 1945: settlement sheets, payment receipts for individual employees.
Expense accounts and invoice records for June 1945 for Camp #8.
Food and supply orders for Camp #14 October 1944-March 1945.
Payroll records: account, settlement sheets, payment receipts October 1944-March 1945. Folder includes a time sheet for October 1944 listing employees with position held.
Food and supply orders for Camp #9 (Ancliff) April - December 1945.
Expense account and invoices for Camp #11 May 1945.
Correspondence:letters and telegraphs to and from Camp #21 January-May 1946, with some 1945 dates in the sequence. Item 60 is a contract copy for the construction of Camp #21 dated October 1945.