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Part of Jaro Kotalik Fonds

Information Includes:

  • An Effective Training Approach
  • Why Train Interactively?
  • Supportive Feedback
  • Tips for Effective Interactive Training
  • How to Run a Group Training Session
  • The Training Approach in Action
  • Several Key Principles for Effective Patient Visits

Author: Cindy T. Mahak

Book March 2019
File · 2004-2020
Part of Steve Mantis fonds

Planning notes for book, Who Killed Sir William? with research on Meredith work; A Miracle at 200 Front Street, A Play; notes for Workshop Using Research for Change; notes for Symposium on the Consequences of Work Injury, RAACWI, November 2011; Injured Workers Community List.

Book Materials May 2016
File · 2005-2021
Part of Steve Mantis fonds

A collection of research articles regarding community-based research; community-university partnerships; participatory research. Annotated timeline for book; introduction; research notes. A copy of making the system better, The Injured Worker Participatory Research Project is included in the file.

File · 1911-1964
Part of Margaret Phillips fonds

In Memory of Margaret Fuller Born February 18, 1914 Died December 15, 2005 Place of Service Hulse, Playfair & McGarry service conducted by Reverend Doug Kendall
-correspondence regarding: cemetery May 7, 1957

Envelope Mr. George Riley
-Estate of the Late Miss Bridget Alice Riley An Account of the Estate of the above deceased who died on the 14th day of February 1953 and to whose estate Letters of Administration were granted out of the Principal Probate Registry on the 10th day of December 1953 to Mrs. Franny Gregson the Administratrix.
-Estate of the Late Miss Susanne Riley An account of the Estate of the above Deceased who died on the 15th day of February, 1953 and to whose Estate Letters of Administration were granted out of the Principal Probate on the 10th day of December, 1953 to Mrs. Fanny Gregson the Administratrix.
-Bellevue Cemetery Company Aylmer, Quebec Rules and Regulations 1955
-correspondence regarding: Estate of the late Miss B. A. Riley
-correspondence regarding: Estate of the late Miss Susannah Riley 24th March, 1954
-Form of Receipt Estate of the Late Bridget Alice Riley
-Hull, March 24th. 1956 Acknowledgment and Undertaking By The Hull Cemetery Company and Mr. George Riley

Envelope:
-The first day of August one thousand eight hundred and ninety eight years. I baptized Janet Louisa Riley, daughter, born on the ninth day of March of the same year of the lawful marriage of George Riley and Margaret Ramsey his wife of the City of Hull Province of Quebec. Jessie G. Scott as well as the parents have signed with me as witnesses

correspondence regarding: receipt

Aylmer High School Aylmer East. Que Report of Ruth Fuller Grade III Month of June 1926

Aylmer High School Aylmer East. Que Report of Ruth Fuller Grade II Month of June 1925

Aylmer High School Aylmer East. Que Report of Ruth Fuller Grade II a Month of June 1924

Canada Registration Board This certificate must always be carried upon the person of the registrant this is to certify that Mr. W. J. Fuller residing at Aylmer East P. s.was duly registered for the national purposes of Canada this 22 day of June 1918

Newspaper Clippings - Aylmer High School Pupils Who Passed Examinations June 1931

Canada Registration Board This certificate must always be carried upon the person of the registrant this is to certify that Mrs. Margaret Riley Fuller residing at Aylmer East P. s.was duly registered for the national purposes of Canada this 22nd day of June 1918

Aylmer High School Aylmer East, Que Report of Margaret Fuller Grade IV Month of June 1925

Aylmer High School Aylmer East, Que Report of Margaret Fuller Grade III Months of Sept - June 1923 - 4

Envelope - Mrs. Fuller Birth Certificate
-correspondence regarding: The twenty eighth day of July one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven we the undersigned minister of the gospel have baptized Margaret-Riley daughter of George Riley and Margaret Ramsay Riley, born of lawful marriage on the eighteenth of January eighteen hundred and eighty seven. The father and the mother have signed with us.

Envelope - After Ten Days Return to Hull Cemetery company Hull, Que
-Hull cemetery bills

Singer Manufacturing Co. Turkestan Historical Information

Singer Manufacturing Co. Würtemburg Historical Information

Singer Manufacturing Co. Wales Historical Information

Envelope - Mrs. Margaret Fuller
-Re: Estate of George Riley
-correspondence regarding: Late Father's estate

Re: Estate of George Riley

correspondence regarding: Late Father's estate February 27th, 1963

correspondence regarding: Estate Mrs. H, Daisy Phillips July 21, 1964

correspondence regarding: Late Father’s estate February 21st, 1963

Marriage Certificate This Certifies That on the ninth day of November 1911 The Rite of Holy Matrimony was duly solemnized by me between William John Fuller of the township of south Hull County of Wright Province of Quebec and Margaret Riley of the township of south Hull County Wright Province of Quebec and Dominion of Canada Witness my hand this ninth day of November 1911

Sept. 4th 1957 Acknowledgment and Undertaking by Bellevue Cemetery Company Re Cemetery Plot of Mrs. W J. Fuller

Envelope - Miss Janet Riley
-Hulse and Playfair Funeral Directors name of deceased George Riley

File · October 20, 21, 1978
Part of Margaret Phillips fonds

Book - Report Life Begins at 40 a conference for women October 20, 21, 1978 Sponsored by: Northwestern Ontario International Women’s Decade Coordinating Council Ministry of Community and Social Services, Social Service Unit and Senior Citizen’s Office on Aging The Confederation College of Applied Arts & Technology, Women’s Program

File · 1986
Part of Margaret Phillips fonds

March 1986 The Honourable Walter F. McLean Minister Responsible for the Status of Women House of Commons Ottawa, Ontario Dear Minister: We are Pleased to submit the report of the Task Force on Child Care. As required by our terms of reference, we have examined and assessed the need for child care and parental leave in Canada, as well as federal government’s role in the development of a national system of quality child care. The Task Force members owe a debt of gratitude to the researchers who prepared the technical studies upon which we based many of our individual Canadians who took the time to share their views with us. One desperately needs a system of accessible, affordable, quality child care, parenting responsibilities. The attached report describes how these yours sincerely, Dr. Katie Cooke, Chairperson, Jack London, Renée Edwards, Ruth Rose-Lizée