Fonds consists of records regarding the Dalhousie University Foundation's activities during the late 1940s and the early 1980s. Fonds contains correspondence and financial records, including banking statements, accounting journal sheets, account book, and others textual records. Fonds also contains Dalhorizon newsletters.
File contains candidates' advertising materials including Randall Smith and James Barlow, Chris Thurrott, Robbie Shaw and Liz Campbell, Ed Hearn and Geoff Fulton, Andy Winstanley and Mike Curtis, Robbie Shaw and Liz Campbell, and others.
Fonds contains Dalhousie Staff Association newsletters from 1974-1980, collective agreements from 1975-1990, general notices from 1979-1980, meeting and member recruitment posters from various years, a pamphlet about the Dalhousie Staff Association, and a copy of the 1976 constitution.
File consists of the agenda for the SIM and NSCC meeting held on 2 March 2006, a list of signatures of attendees, and promotional material for the Canadian Library Association.
File consists of a letter of ratification for the School of Library and Information Student Society Association under DAGS, and a ratification application.
Fonds contains minutes of the Dalhousie Association of Graduate Studies as well as photographs, correspondence and other records relating to the establishment and management of the first purpose-built graduate student social facility (the Grad House).
File consists of DAGS audit work program forms from November 2007 and April 2008 and a signed letter dated May 31, 2007 from the SIMSA executive (2006-2007) regarding passing over CIBC bank account to the new executive (2007-2008).
File consists of course evaluations for courses held in 2005: Genealogical Information Resources (LIBS 6850) Information Sources and Retrival (LIBS 5530), Information Management Systems (LIBS 5590), and Electronic access to information (LIBS 6640).
File includes a copy of the convention on human rights and fundamental freedoms of the commonwealth of independent states, the European Court of Human Rights press file no. 13 of September 1996, the European Court of Human Rights press file no. 14 of November 1996, and the European Court of Human Rights report on the draft protocol no. 12 on securing certain additional rights to persons deprived of their liberty.
Subseries consists of Ronald St. John Macdonald's records regarding his involvement with the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights. Subseries contains periodicals, reports, press releases, photographs, and other materials.
File contains correspondence from Samuel Balcom and Hylton Olthouse to members of the Red Cap Snow Shoe Club, about honorary memberships, reminders of upcoming meetings and committee obligations, and potential donations of books (in lieu of flowers) as requested by deceased members, to All Saints Cathedral, and the Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children.
File contains correspondence, articles from journals, magazines and newspapers, finances, a 1921 annual meeting program, association programs and booklets pertaining to the Canadian Pharmacists Association.
File contains correspondence about Nova Scotia poets submitting work to the Vancouver chapter of CPA, as well as a Bourbon Street Poetry Society (BSPS) journal featuring Vancouver CPA poets.
Item is a 38 page draft letter written by JP Landry to the Honorable J.K MacDonald, then Minister of Agriculture of Nova Scotia, on January 12, 1938. While most of the draft is handwritten, it includes a 2 page print report for the Antigonish C. Poultry Association in 1936. Also includes Minutes of the 36th annual report as manager of the Poultry Department at the Agricultural College and Provincial Poultry Husbandman." - signed by J.P.Landry, Jan. 12, 1938.
File contains correspondence sent to Janet M. Eaton by various persons, including Terence R.B. Donahoe, Pam Harrison, William E. Sinnett, and D.J. MacLean.
File contains correspondence sent by Janet M. Eaton to various persons, including Kathi Thompson, Karen Robertson, Maureen White, James L. Davis, Michelle MacDougall, the Honourable David Nantes, and Tom MacMillan.
