Item is one (1) copy of the "Blue and White Christmas Number" from the year 1920, as created by the Port Hope High School.

Series consist of records received by Corporate Records Archives from other business areas. They are historical documents and include newspaper articles, photographs, and original foundational documents.

Series consists of eight unpublished theses for the Bachelor of Divinity degree at Wesley College [1925 and prior] and United Colleges [1926-1938], the administrative co-operation between Wesley and Manitoba College.

Series consists of the following materials: Statistics: (1) Accessions 1921-27, gifts 1927-44; (2) Use 1920-29; summaries 1922-53; (3) Annual 1922/23-1940/41; (4) Annual 1941/42-1957/58; (5) Inventories [1924-1966].

Series consists of subscription lists, memos, and correspondence for the Manitoba College Association and The Torch, its 1920 publication. Subscription lists make up the majority of the records, mostly arranged by Presbytery.

Series consists of the following material: Gordon Bell Fund, early discussions of formalizing NRC/MRC support of medical research in Canada, etc:

(1) 1923-25; (2) 1926-28; (3) 1929-38 incl Tar Cancer [on Davidson theories] report Oct 1935; (4) 1937-38; (5) 1939; (6) 1940-41; (7) 1942-43 (8) 1944 incl Memorandum on Future Research, Nov; (9) 1945; (10) 1946-50 See also 2.21.2 Physiology, 4.5.4 Gordon Bell Memorial Fund, 8.1.1 Survey, 10.0.2 Research Cte 1982-

Series consists of legal documents, correspondence, and minutes related to the estate and will of James Henry Ashdown, 1844-1924, of whom Manitoba College and Wesley College were beneficiaries. Series is arranged into two files. The first contains correspondence between Wesley College and the will's executors at The Northern Trusts Company; copies and details of the will itself; and minutes of meetings held between the executors and the Principals of Wesley, Manitoba, and St. John's Colleges, concerning the dispensation of the will's funds. The second file contains correspondence between Wesley and Manitoba Colleges and The Northern Trusts Company, and minutes of meetings between the same, concerning the dispensation of funds designated for religious and educational purposes through the Colleges.

This series consists of administrative and operational records created, accumulated and used by the Chairman of the Saskatchewan Liquor Board from its inception in 1925 to 1974. Also included in the series are petitions from residents of various communities throughout Saskatchewan on issues relating to the legalization of liquor licensing, as well as correspondence to the Chairman, organized by the numbered district system used by the Board.

No sub-series have been identified in this series.

The types of records in this series include: correspondence; petitions; voter's lists; acts and legislation; financial records; vouchers; samples of forms; and newspaper clippings.

Series consists of minutes from the meetings of several administrative bodies and organizations of United College, including the Senate, student organizations, and other committees. Some of the records predate the 1938 formation of United College, when Manitoba and Wesley Colleges maintained an administrative co-operation called United Colleges; and some of them postdate the 1967 incorporation of the University of Winnipeg.

Series consists of the following materials: (1) 1927-1937, incl handwritten minutes of jt mtg with CPS; (2) 1938-1944; (3) 1945-1947; (4) 1949-1950; (5) 1951-1952; (6) 1953-1955, incl list of cte members 1928-55, 1955 terms of reference for cte; (7)1956-1957; (8) 1958-1961; (9) 1962-1964; (10) 1965-1966; (11) 1967-1971; (12) 1972-1977; (13) 1978-82; (14) 1985-
See also Index - card file 1929-61 in NJM Library (RBR drawers).