The fonds consists of personal correspondence, diaries (1939-1943, 1964-1965, 1972), newsclippings, photographs, and momentos of Aileen Fish and her husband; and notes and reference material for her speeches.

The fonds consists of Robert Ainslie's correspondence, manuals, certificates, etc. regarding radio work; Robert's golfing records; and Alice's photographic collection of her travels, CGIT, etc.

Fonds consists of correspondence with Hubert Aquin, Jacques Godbout, Gabrielle Roy, various publishers and other correspondents, relating to A. Brown's translations; and manuscripts of English translations of the following French literature: Hubert Aquin's L'antiphonaire (The antiphonary), Trou de mémoire (Blackout) and Back on April 11... Anne Hébert's Poèmes (Poems); Jacques Godbout's Salut Galarneau! (Hail Galarneau!), André Langevin's Une chaîne dans le parc (Orphan Street); Naim Kattan's Le réel et le théâtral (Reality and theatre); selections from Robert Marteau's Atlante; and Gabrielle Roy's Ces enfants de ma vie (Children of my heart) and Un jardin au bout du monde (Garden in the wind). Some translations include several drafts.

The fonds consists of Alan's First World War and Second World War military papers and photographs; photographs of construction of the Alberta Central Railway and views of Sylvan Lake, Seba Beach, Nordegg and Lesser Slave Lake areas; and Edith's teaching and nursing certificates. Includes correspondence of Edith's sister, Margaret O. Buchanan, regarding her war work.

The fonds consists of Minutes of meetings of the District Council and its committees, correspondence, reports, financial records, publicity for activities, photographs and sound and video recordings. The extent of records preserved varies among the Districts, North Central being the largest. For example, in addition to the administrative records noted above, Central District preserved seven large albums of photographs and publicity for major activities; South Central District recorded much information on liaison meetings with the United Nurses of Alberta. Photographs found within the files, usually documenting meetings, annual events and public activities, are maintained in the files but are not counted separately.

The fonds consists of recorded interviews with various members of the nursing profession for their personal and professional histories and of the institutions in which they served. Subjects on the tapes include: Laura Attrux (as described by Helen Getzinger and Stella Boisvert) Nellie Beatty, Jackie Brewe, Yvonne Chapman, Gurty Chinell, Kay Christie, Betty Eggen, Vera Gingras, Glenna Gorrill, Betty Gourlay, Elnora Hibbert, Jessie Morrison, Florence Nightingale, Mary Adelaide Nutting, Geneva Purcell, Phyliss Robinson, Martha Rogers, Helen Sabin, Marguerite Schumacher, Winnie Shandro, Muriel Shewchuk, Margaret Street, and Helen Westley.

The fonds consists of a time capsule prepared by the nurses of the South Central District of the Alberta Association of Registered Nurses, at the "Nurses Celebrating Nurses" dinner in Calgary, May 13, 1991. The dinner also celebrated the 25th anniversary of the South Central District.

The fonds consists of minutes of the Alberta C.G.I.T. Association, correspondence, agendas, annual reports, mailing lists, and film strips

The fonds consists of historical sketches, constitution, annual reports, minutes, correspondence, and resource materials used for developing the programs and activities.

The fonds consists of constitutions, minutes, correspondence, financial statements, reports, pamphlets, and newsclippings. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Alberta Association of Children with Learning Disabilites, Alberta Association for the Mentally Retarded, Alberta Status of Women Action Committee, Calgary Association for the Mentally Retarded, Calgary Indian Friendship Centre, Citizen Advocacy Society of Calgary, and Riverside Villa.