Contributors Martha Friendly and Leslie Russell, Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, September 1986
Grey County Childcare Planning Committee
Colourized portrait photographs (The Frederic Studio) of Raili Virta and Olaf Virta. Mid-late 1930s.
This file contains a collection of material regarding issues for children and families. Included in the file are funding announcements for community centres for supervised access; Employment Standards Amendment Act for pregnancy and paternity leave; fact sheets for social assistance; and articles and newspaper clippings regarding caring for children, divorce, custody, and visitation. A copy of Bill 124: An Act to Amend the Children's Law Reform Act and Proposed Changes to Access Laws is also included in the file.
Report of The Advisory Committee on Children's Services, November 1990
Report of The Advisory Committee on Children's Services, November 1990
Summary of the Report of The Advisory Committee on Children's Services, November 1990
Canada's National Paper for the World Summit for Children
This file contains a collection of newspaper clippings about day care reform; an outline for the Ontario Regional Day Care Conferences; a poster prepared by the Ontario Status of Women about sex-role stereotyping; a typed copy of "A Fabulous Child's Story" about sex-stereotyping.
This file includes photographs from the Children’s Christmas party at Lakehead University in 1994.
Chilly Charter, poem, sent to Injured Workers.
This file contains a photocopy of a newspaper clipping from the Chronicle Journal titled "Local university professor lectures Chinese students" detailing Penny Petrone's trip to China, 2 copies of a newspaper clipping from LU Week titled "Dr. Petrone Lectures at Hangchou University detailing Penny Petrone's trip to China, the front page of Newsweek magazine titled "The New China: Special Report", a clipping from Newsweek magazine of an article titled "The New China", 13 pages from Newsweek magazine titled "The New China", 11 pages from TIME magazine titled "Visionary of a New China" detailing Man of the Year Teng Hsiao-p'ing, the front page of TIME magazine titled "Man of the Year: Teng Hsiao-p'ing Visions of a New China", a folded map titled "Map of Shanghai Proper", a black and white photograph of a man and a woman both wearing a Chinese tunic suit (names written on the back are Danny and [Pretty]), a copy of a newspaper article from The Sunday Sun titled "China tour: take earplugs and flexibility", a newspaper clipping from The Etobicoke Advertiser-Guardian titled "China... a 10,000 mile trip into the past and present", a newspaper clipping from The Winnipeg Tribune titled "China recognition", a newspaper clipping from The Toronto Star titled "China Diary", a newspaper clipping from The Globe and Mail titled "Private enterprise a big hit in China", a newspaper clipping from Weekend Magazine titled "A China Notebook", a newspaper clipping from The Globe and Mail titled "China Now", a newspaper clipping from The Globe and Mail titled "Peking shows suspicion of friendships", 5 pages from Maclean's magazine titled "The Second Great Leap", a clipping from House and Garden magazine titled "How to Move With T'ai Ch'i", 15 pages from Home and Garden magazine titled "Bringing China Home", a Thomas Cook magazine titled "China", 3 pages from Maclean's magazine titled "A great leap forward", a newspaper clipping from Caut Bulletin ACPU titled "An academic's view of China", a newspaper clipping titled "To China for charm and a taste of history", a clipping from Maclean's magazine titled "China unglazed", an advertisement titled "Stamps of New China", 2 copies of Weekend Magazine title "China: The Waking Giant".
This file contains a newspaper clipping titled "Today in History" detailing Penny Petrone's trip to China 10 years ago, a booklet titled "Past and Present: China"
This file contains Penny Petrone's lecture notes on Canadian literature for the University of Hangchou.
This file contains a book titled "The Exhibition of Archaeological Finds of the People's Republic of China"
This file contains a booklet written in Chinese, 6 handwritten pages detailing the production of "The Women's Army of the Young Family", a clipping from a magazine titled "Red China's Opera" detailing Chinese operas.
Correspondences regarding expenses and honorarium and session attendance 1978, lectures success 1978, expenses and lecture attendance/success, China Lectures, and payment to Dr. Johnson 1978. Lakehead University Cheque Requisition Return to Accounts Payable Dept with Supporting Documents. Poster - Which Way New China? An illustrated public lecture by Dr. E.H. Johnson Board of World Mission, Presbyterian Church in Canada Dr. Johnson has made three visits to the People’s Republic of China - in 1973, 1975 and 1977. In addition, he served there as a missionary for six years. Correspondence regarding informing students of Dr. Johnson’s lectures. 1978. Missionary Profile The Rev. E. H. (Ted) Johnson 6/76.
Notes. Correspondence regarding request for lecture rooms 1978.
Correspondence regarding dates Dr. E. H. Johnson will be in Thunder Bay 1978. Lakehead University Room Confirmation Date of Request 28 Feb/7 Number of Persons Attending Room Required for Lecture Series-China. Correspondences regarding availability for lectures 1978, regarding availability 1977, interest in a return visit to Lakehead 1977, financing a well - organized and well - Publicized programme on China 1977 and thanks for arranging the meeting with students and faculty 1977.
Canada China Programme Canada China information flyer. Profile Dr. Raymond L. Whitehead April 1976. China Consultation. China and Ourselves Newsletter of the Canada China Programme No. 7 September 1977. China Associate Associate Membership in the Canada China Programme. Lakehead University Memorandum on China Lectures 1978.
Newspaper articles on China.
This file contains several pencil and pencil-crayon drawings of elephants, people, pigs, pandas, and celebrations.
This file contains notes and a speech made about Petrone's trip to China. There is also an article "China and the Yangtze" from a newsletter (Winter 1996/97), a newspaper clipping entitled "Doing as most visitors do" (The Toronto Star, Mar. 31, 1990). There is also a notebook that diaries Petrone's time in China as well as many scrap papers with notes, an overseas money order for $75.00 from Petrone to Irene Kan on June 9, 1978 (mailed June 12), a listing of all four groups from the Thomas Cook Tour of the People's Republic of China.
This file contains 5 copies of LU Week newspaper with an article titled "Dr. Petrone Lectures at Hangchou University" detailing Penny Petrone's trip to China, 2 copies of clippings from The Chronicle Journal with an article titled "Local University Professor Lectures Chinese Students" detailing Penny Petrone's trip to China, 3 newspaper clippings of China celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Communist Revolution.
This file contains a Membership List for Thomas Cook Tour of the People's Republic of China, 2 tourist pamphlets for the Summer Palace in Peking, China, an envelope from Shanghai Mansions in Shanghai, China, a magazine clipping of a picture of the Marble Boat at the Summer Palace, various pieces of memorabilia from a Chinese airline, a Chinese visa for Penny Petrone, a pamphlet from Thomas Cook titled "Information for Visitors to The People's Republic of China", an itinerary for the Thomas Cook tour, a booklet titled "A Guide to the Former Imperial Palace", a booklet titled "China Travel Gazette", an article titled "Peking Arts and Crafts Factory", an article titled "Shihwan Art Pottery Factory of Foshan City", an article titled "Ancestral Temple", an article titled, "Foshan Folk Art Studio", a receipt for currency exchange, an itinerary titled "Programme in Hangchow", a picture of Mao Zedong's coffin, a picture of a building in China, a picture of Mao Zedong's body in its casket.
This file includes photographs and information of the Chinese Students Association at Lakehead University from 1976 to 1978.