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Sims Family collection., 417 results 417
Schantz Russell family fonds., 358 results 358
Andrew Telegdi fonds., 123 results 123
International Press Bureau fonds., 91 results 91
Wagner Hailer family fonds, 85 results 85
James Walker fonds., 81 results 81
Carold Institute fonds., 71 results 71
William Lyon Mackenzie King collection, 68 results 68
Central Ontario Art Association fonds., 67 results 67
Forbes family fonds., 63 results 63
Sims family, 418 results 418
Schantz Russell Family, 358 results 358
Telegdi, Andrew, 123 results 123
International Press Bureau, 92 results 92
Wagner Hailer family, 85 results 85
Walker, James, 81 results 81
Carold Institute, 70 results 70
King, William Lyon Mackenzie, 69 results 69
Central Ontario Art Association, 67 results 67
Shipley, Robert, 61 results 61
Sims, Harvey James, 304 results 304
Russell, Dorothy Etta, 179 results 179
Sims, Peter Harvey, 76 results 76
King, Arthur Macdougall, 59 results 59
Schantz, Franklin Abram, 54 results 54
Forbes, Millicent Lyall, 51 results 51
Forbes, Peg, 50 results 50
Sims, Jemima, 44 results 44
Schantz, Mary, 43 results 43
Waterloo Region, 39 results 39
Toronto, 35 results 35
Europe, 27 results 27
Kitchener, 24 results 24
Germany, 18 results 18
Asia, 16 results 16
Waterloo, 14 results 14
Academic disciplines, 29 results 29
Thematic Areas, 22 results 22
History, 11 results 11
Women's Studies, 10 results 10
Religious Studies, 3 results 3
World Wars and Between, 3 results 3
Drama, 2 results 2
Correspondence, 2187 results 2187
Ephemera, 351 results 351
Images, 76 results 76
Postcards, 37 results 37
Legal Documents, 16 results 16
Manuscript Notebooks, 10 results 10
Physical Objects, 7 results 7
Artworks, 6 results 6
Plans, 1 results 1
Zoological correspondence, general, 1983-1986.
SCA171-GA146-3-13
Part of Anne Innis Dagg fonds.
Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's zoological research and research on the sexual bias of biologists. Includes notes and correspondence to and from Anne Innis Dagg on mammals, sexual bias, refereed papers, writing for International Wildlife, the writer's union and humane wildlife services. Includes correspondence from Mary Meigo.
Correspondents:
Abourachid, Anick
Bain, David
Bekoff, Marc
Bubenik, G.A.
Buchanan, Mary
Campbell, Craig
Carson, Tony
Churcher, C.S.
Eagles, Paul F.J.
Estes, Richard
Fisher, Jonathan
Foster, J. Bristol
Hoselitz, Bert F.
Hurst, J.E.
Kellogg, Paul R.
Kurtz, Paul J.
Lavigne, Elaine
Linde, Nancy
Mallinson, Jeremy J.C.
Massell, Dona Paul
Meigo, Mary
Petter, F.
Prather, L. Lynn
Pryce, Lindsay
Sanders, Shauna
Scott, Joan
Simmons-Christie, Nancy
Somer, Gloria
Sprung, Reg
Wahlsten, Doug
Wells, Ellen B.
Whitney, George D.
Woodall, Peter
Dagg, Anne Innis
Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's zoological research and writing. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Innis Dagg regarding her work as a reviewer for the Canadian Field Naturalist, her work as a referee for journal submissions and translation work. Includes correspondence relating to the role of women in science, to and from Sir Peter Medawar. Includes notes regarding a CBC lecture series proposed by A.I. Dagg, and 5 carbon copies of ts. reviews written for the Canadian Field Naturalist.
Anderson, Virginia
Bailey, Ed
Bartlett, D.
Cavender, Cathy
Chapman, David
Cook, Francis R.
Dacus, Angie
Danielopol, Dam
Eedy, J. Wilson
Ellis, K.
Fulton, David
Geist, Val
Gloor, Pierre
Hoar, W.S.
Hubbard, Stephen
Hummel, Harry
Kachepa, J.G.
Knapper, C.K.
Lautenbach, Renee
Maloiy, Geoffrey M.O.
Mason, Joan
McDonald, Gary
Medawar, Sir Peter B.
Michael, Esther
Middleton, Sandy
Montgomery, W.B.
Pearson, Ronald
Pratt, David
Puckett, L. Lynn
Radcliffe, Jack
Reid, Dave
Sherman, Geraldine
Silverstein, R.M.
Simeone, J.B.
Walker, W.I.
Wexo, John Bonnett
Zoological correspondence, general and miscellaneous 1978-1979.
Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's zoological research. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Innis Dagg concering her writing for the International Wildlife Magazine, her ongoing zoological research in general, and her work as a reviewer and translator. Includes 4 ts. carbon copies of reviews written for the Canadian Field Naturalist.
Correspondents include:
Clarke, Ronald
Cook, Terry
deGroot, D.M.
Diubaldo, Richard J.
Field, Christopher R.
Franklin, Thomas M.
Hall, W.K.
Hallowell, Rosanne
Hamill, S.E.
Johnson, Loyal J.
Lamprey, H.F.
Lane, Kevin
Laphan, [Heba?]
Malter, Jeffry L.
McLeod, Beverly
Murray, James D.
Ngog Nje, Jean
Ohrner, W. Ray
Poplin, François
Pratt, D.J.
Riepe, Don
Rushton, D.
Russell, Dale A.
Schlesinger, David
Shaar, Maria
Silverstein, Robert M.
Simeone, John B.
Sinclair, Rolf
Smith, Lorraine C.
Snider, Edwin W.
Thompson, D.C.
Tracy, Jack
White, Scott
Williams, Catherine A.
Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's zoological research. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Innis Dagg regarding both her research on giraffe, her teaching position at the University of Waterloo and her translation and review work. Includes 6 ts. carbon copies of book reviews by Anne Innis Dagg written for the Canadian Field Naturalist.
Includes works by Anne Innis Dagg: unpublished paper: "The wolverine and its future in Canada." written with Craig A. Campbell, (1977), 7 leaves, ts. carbon. submitted to Nature Canada but not accepted.
Chaline, Jean
Eedy, Wilson
Ewer, Jakes
Falls, Bruce
Glew, Frank
Grieve, J.A.
Gunderson, Harvey L.
Longley, R.
Marshall, Joyce
Marshall, William H.
Morton, J.K.
Poland, [Gurth?]
Priddle, G.B.
Rick, Anne M.
Roseborough, J.Douglas
Russell, Anthony P.
Sheppard, Arnet J.
Steiner, Andre L.
Weintraub, Joel D.
Weseloh, D.V.
Wilson, Don E.
SCA171-GA146-3-9
Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's zoological research. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Innis Dagg, as well as from Murial Beadle, wife of nobel prize winner George Beadle. Includes a pay stub from the Globe and Mail, 1 photograph, and a newspaper clipping on the feminist movement.
Addison, Ray B.
Anderson, Sydney
Ansell, W.F.H.
Baker, D.
Beadle, Muriel
Beaubien, Jean
Bliss, L.C.
Bucher, John E.
Canadian International Development Agency
Carrothers, Gerald A.P.
Christian, John J.
Corbet, Philip S.
Davis, R.A.
Gallivan, Jim
Genest, H.
Goddard, J.D.
Hagar, Aubrey W.
Hall-Martin, A.J.
Jones, Gareth
Langman, Vaughan Arthur
Lemieux, Louis
Loughrey, A.G.
Maclean's
Mildenberger, Sylvia
Moss, Peter
Nakamura, N.
Nekrassoff, Vladimir N.
Novakowski, N.S.
Peterson, R.L.
Ringle, John E.
Robinson, Campbell W.
Sandwell, B.D.
Schmid, James A.
Searing, Gary F.
Smith, Donald A.
Stardom, Dick
Symons, Tom H.B.
Walker, Susan
Walter, Ian
Wildlife Society of South Africa
Young, E.
Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's zoological research. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Innis Dagg, correspondence from New York paleontologist George Gaylord Simpson, and correspondence regarding translation work A.I. Dagg did for Mammalia.
[?], Casey
Alexander, B.K.
Anderson, Mrs. A.
Blancou, Lucien
Bowers, I.M.
Churcher, C.S. 'Rufus'
Craigie, E. Horne
de Beaufort, François
Dorst, Jean
Ellins, Fred H.
Ewer, R.F.
Fowle, C. David
Francis, Jean
Geist, V.
Genest, Huguette
Geust, H.
Greene, Richard
Grzimek, Dr.
Haltenorth, Theodor
Hinds, R.B.
Hogg, Helen
Hynes, H.B. Noel
Johnson, David H.
Jones, Gareth W.
Keast, Allen
Lent, Peter C.
MacKirdy, K.A.
Mann, Peter
Marten, A.B.
Matthews, L. Harrison
Newman, Peter
Parsons, Thomas S.
Petter, Francis
Ronald, Keith
Rudd, Robert L.
Schaus, L.H.
Seeman, Linda M.
Simpson, G.G.
Slijper, E.J.
Snell, Tee
Steele, William S.
Strahan, Ron
Van Gelder, Richard G.
VanEysinga, Cas R.
Vizinczey, Gloria
Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's zoological research. Includes correspondence to and from A.I. Dagg regarding giraffe and other mammal research.
Includes works by Anne Innis Dagg: an undergraduate paper by Anne Innis entitled "Evolutionary aspects of locomotion in the onychophora." (1955), 4 leaves, ts. carbon.
Baker, Rollin H.
Blackwell, Julian
Boulton, Rudyerd
Bourlière, F.
Brock, Stanley E.
Brown, A.W.A.
Bruins, S.
Carrick, Bill H.
Clarke, Gary K.
Cloudsley-Thompson, John
Davis, Joseph A., Jr
Dickinson, John
Egerton, Penelope J.M.
Gaertner, Ron
Geist, Valerius
Havenga, M.J., Dr.
Kelley, Bruce W.
Nace, Paul Foley
National Parks Board of Trustees, South Africa
O'Connor, Don
Ryel, Lawrence
Serfontein, D.
Singer, Ronald
Sokoloff, Leon
Woodridge, W.R.
Yves Morin's address to the national caucus and related material.
SCA373-GA432-7-4-186
August 26, 2004-October 6, 2004
Part of Andrew Telegdi fonds.
Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi during his tenure as a Member of Parliament related to issues raised by Senator Yves Morin to the Liberal Party national caucus on August 25, 2004. In his presentation, Morin addressed major issues concerning industry research and healthcare reforms. Records include a summary of the presentation sent to Telegdi from Morin and related correspondence.
In addition, the file contains correspondence and notes related to the Teleconference on Health Care Innovation held on September 1, 2004. The conference was held to discuss three proposed initiatives raised by Morin to the national caucus including the Canadian Health Industry Partnership (CHIP), measures to improve the performance of the Canadian pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, and the Canadian Institutes for Health Research clinical research proposal.
The file also includes a proposal and a two-page excerpt from an address by Prime Minister Paul Martin in response to the Speech from the throne delivered on October 6, 2004 regarding the development of the Canadian Academies of Science. Yves Morin recommended the government form a Canadian Academy of Science in his presentation to the national caucus.
Telegdi, Andrew
York U., Newsgirls fact checking, etc.
October 2016-April 2017
Part of Donna Jean MacKinnon fonds.
Correspondence regarding corrections and fact-checking during the edition of Newsgirls. Includes correspondence with Luke Gagliardi (York University) and other students at York University regarding corrections and the edition of the book. Also contains correspondence and research materials about June Callwood, Dusty Vineberg, and Joan Hollobon.
MacKinnon, Donna Jean
York Jewish studies.
SCA408-GA475-3-132
Part of James Walker fonds.
Materials related to the conference "Heritage in Transition: a conference on the study of Canadian Jewry" at York University, where James Walker participated with a paper titled "Jewish participation in the movement for Racial Equality in Postwar Canada." Includes related correspondence, a summary of Walker's presentation, and a printout of Walker's paper "The Jewish phase in the movement for racial equality in Canada."
Walker, James
YMCA.
1955-[195-?]
Part of Kaufman Family collection.
Materials related to A. R. Kaufman's participation in the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) of Canada. Includes a certificate acknowledging Kaufman's participation in the organization as director; correspondence, photograph, and newspaper clipping related to Kaufman's reception of plaque and life membership; a certificate of recognition of Kaufman's voluntary service to the YMCA; and two photographs of the Kitchener-Waterloo YMCA building in the 1950s.
Kaufman, A. R. (Alvin Ratz)
Yager, Mr. to Louis Henry Wagner.
SCA105-GA77-5-139
Part of Wagner Hailer family fonds
Correspondence from Mr. Yager to Louis Henry Wagner regarding taking over some his ministerial duties.
Wagner Hailer family
Yad Vashem corresp[ondence] re[garding] funding & for summer.
Materials related to the Yad Vashem seminar on teaching the Holocaust for the summer of 1996, in Israel. Includes related correspondence, travel advance and settlement claims for attending the seminar, grants, fare and travel information, ephemera related to the event, records related to registrations and financial matters during the time there,
Also contains correspondence sent by Walker relating to the Jewish Studies Committee at the University of Waterloo and the Holocaust studies conference and a related newspaper clipping.
XYZ Miscellaneous.
SCA2-GA1-792
[19--]
Part of International Press Bureau fonds.
Correspondence to or from:
Yale University Press, New Haven, Conn. (1914-1918)
Yoemen Mutual Life Insurance Company, Des Moines, Iowa. (1932)
Young, William, Iselford, Me. (1918)
Young & McCallister Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. (1928)
Young Catholic Messenger, Dayton, Ohio. (1930)
Young People's Publication, Phildelphia, Pa. (1935)
Young Woman's Journal, Salt Lake City, Utah. (1930-1932)
Young's Magazine, New York, N.Y. (1927)
Youngstown Vindicator, Youngstown, Ohio. (1934-1935)
Your Book, Kansas City, Mo. (1933)
Your Magazine, New York, N.Y. (1933-1934)
Youth's Instructor, Boston, Mass. (1926-1929)
Youth's Instructor, Washington, D.C. (1932)
Youth's World, Philadelphia, Pa. (1932)
Ypsilanti Indian Shoe Company, Ypsilanti, Mich. (1915)
Zenith Magazine, Duluth, Minn. (1929)
Zest, New York, N.Y. (1926)
Zeugh, Wm. and Company, Chicago, Ill. (1913)
Zion's Herald, Boston, Mass. (1932)
Zoll, E.C., Elmwood, Ill. (1916)
Zollars, H.F., Park Ridge, Ill. (1912)
International Press Bureau
Working file : Oreen Campbell : 4.
Part of Central Ontario Art Association fonds.
File consists of material probably accumulated by Oreen Campbell and relating to her work on the history of the COAA. Contains miscellaneous material, including: correspondence, photographs of COAA members and artwork, exhibition catalogues and invitation cards (for COAA member shows as well as other galleries), typed information about the COAA, flyers, minutes of a special meeting of the Homer Watson House Foundation (1982), a draft speech given at a fall workshop on the death of Gordon Couling, mock-ups of potential COAA logos, and other material.
Central Ontario Art Association
File consists of material probably accumulated by Oreen Campbell and relating to her work on the history of the COAA. Includes correspondence, typed histories (drafts) of the association (including two written by Lloyd Minshall), minutes of annual meetings for 1970 and 1973, flyers, a newsletter, and the association constitution and procedures manual (1961). Some items may have been removed from other files (espeically if marked "N.B.").
File consists of material probably created and accumulated by Oreen Campbell and relating to her work on the history of the association. Some material relates to a Leaders' Insitute held in 1959 at the MacDonald Insitute in Guelph. File includes COAA newsletters, flyers for events, correspondence to Campbell, meeting agendas, sketches, and other material.
File consists of material created and accumulated by Oreen Campbell and relating to her work on the history of the association. Some material relates to the events and the history of the COAA and some relates to the coordination of the a Belwood School reunion (it is unclear how this event relates to the activities of the COAA). Includes correspondence, flyers for COAA events, draft histories of the association, draft and final versions of the association's constitution, exhibition lists, financial statements (1972), annual meeting minutes (1983), newsletters, clippings, and other material.
Working file : chronological 3.
File consists of miscellaneous material probably accumulated during the process of researching and writing the history of the COAA, mainly relating to the association membership. Includes typed membership lists (heavily annotated), lists of teachers and of participants at a workshop, correspondence, flyers and newsletters, and an exhibition catalogue.
File consists of miscellaneous material probably accumulated during the process of researching and writing the history of the COAA, mainly relating to the association membership. Includes handwritten and typed membership lists, lists of potential teachers and of participants at a workshop, correspondence, flyers, and an exhibition catalogue.
Women writers manuscript letters collection.
SCA46-WA25
Collection consists of 26 items of correspondence written by women writers, primarily of the 1920's. Many of the letters are addressed to Edward Marsh and St. John Ervine and concern a tribute to Thomas Hardy for his 81st birthday.
Without a home
SCA217-GA200-4-28-2
Part of Rieder and Anthes family fonds.
Letter from Jacob Anthes to his parents, Martin and Catharine, regarding his family's trip through Carrick Township seeking a suitable home. After failing to do so, the family moves in with Brother Dinkel's and his family to wait for the construction of a preacher's residence.
Rieder and Anthes family
Wismer, Mary Ann : correspondence received.
Part of Schantz Russell family fonds.
Nine letters received by Mary Ann Wismer from Moyer aunts and uncles, from her brother and from her friend Samantha Smith. This latter includes a fabric sample.
Date and Place from: December 8, 1862 Port Elgin, C.W. To Wismer, Mary Ann From Moyer, Jesse T.
Date and Place from: September, 28, 1863 Port Elgin, Ont. To Wismer, Mary Ann From Wismer, Solomon.
Date and Place from: April 25, 1864 s.l. To Wismer, Mary Ann From Moyer, Mary Gross Nash, 1808-1885.
Date and Place from: September 7, 1866 St. Catharines, C.W. To Wismer, Mary Ann From Moyer, Jacob.
Date and Place from: May 3, 1868 Peru, Ill. To Wismer, Mary Ann From Moyer, Tobias, 1832-1909.
Date and Place from: September 1, 1868 St. Catharines To Wismer, Mary Ann From Moyer, Jacob Attachments: Includes slip of paper containing several names.
Date and Place from: July 22, 1869 La Salle, Ill. To Wismer, Mary Ann From Moyer, Jacob.
Date and Place from: March 27, 1870 Pekin, Ill. To Wismer, Mary Ann From Moyer, Tobias, 1832-1909.
Date and Place from: January 31, 1875 Campden To Wismer, Mary Ann From Smith, Samantha Attachments: Includes piece of fabric.
Schantz Russell Family
Wismer, Mary Ann.
One letter to Mary Ann Wismer from Uncle Jacob Moyer, St. Catharines, Ont.
[Wiship?], L. to Louis Henry Wagner.
SCA105-GA77-5-63
correspondence from L. [Wiship?] to Louis Henry Wagner.
Wing, L. to Louis Henry Wagner.
Correspondence from L. Wing to Louis Henry Wagner regarding arranging a time for Louis Henry to give a sermon.
Win Hewetson award in community and world service (University of Waterloo).
Part of Carold Institute fonds.
Materials related to the Winifred Hewetson Awards in Community and World Service (established by the Carold Institute to assist undergraduate students of the Faculty of Arts or Environment at the University of Waterloo who participate in a work term or field placement with not-for-profit organizations providing social services locally, nationally or abroad with little or no remuneration). Includes cheques and related correspondence.
Carold Institute
William Wilfred Campbell fonds
SCA30-GA17
ca. 1886 - [19-?]
Documents and published poems written by William Wilfred Campbell, dating to the late 19th century. Some of the poems are autographed while others have written annotations and corrections. Also a letter by J.S. McCuaig, dated May 17, 1886, about a request for the Crown's recognition of John A. Macdonald. The letter came with attached resolutions about a meeting of the Liberal Conservative Association at Town Hall Cherry Valley in 1886. Photocopy of pamphlet titled "The Dominion Campaign!: Sir John Macdonald on the Questions at Issue Before the People: The Premier's Great Speech Before the Workingmen of Toronto".
1. to My Dear Sir from J. S. McCuaig re recognition by Crown of Sir John A. Macdonald. May 17, 1886
Poems:
2. Untitled [part of "The Last Ride"]
3. "An August Reverie"
4. "The Children of the Light"
5. "A Day in June" [autographed]
6. "The Dread Voyage"
7. "Life"
8. "The Were-Wolves"[autographed, unpublished?]
9. "Winter"
10. "The Cloud Maiden" [autographed], 1892
Published material:
11. "Premonitions"
12. "The Dead Leader", June 10, 1891
Leaflet:
13. Resolutions [Came attached to correspondence 1]
Pamphlet:
14. "The Dominion Campaign. Sir John MacDonald on the Question at Issue before the People. The Premier's Great Speech before the Working men of Toronto"
Campbell, William Wilfred
William Ralph Inge letter.
One handwritten letter from William Ralph Inge addressed to "Dear Sir."
William Lyon Mackenzie Homestead Foundation to Arthur King.
Part of William Lyon Mackenzie King collection
Printed invitations from the William Lyon Mackenzie Homestead Foundation to Arthur King and his wife Kathleen on May 8, 1950, one inviting them to attend the official opening of Mackenzie House in Toronto on May 9, 1950, and the other inviting them to attend the dinner to be held afterwards.
King, William Lyon Mackenzie
W[ilfrid] L[aurier] U[niversity].
Materials related to the event "How racist were we?" at Wilfrid Laurier University in 1998. Includes related correspondence, a poster of the event, and printout of Walker's presentation with the same title.
White, Etta Lydia Mary : correspondence received.
Fourteen letters received by Etta Lydia Mary White (nee Schantz).
Date and Place from: June 9, 1896 Baden, Ont. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hilborn, David Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: July 10, 1896 Wilmette, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Harry Rollin Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed. Notes: Wedding announcement of Charlotte and Harry Moyer.
Date and Place from: June 5, 1897 Detroit, Mich. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From McKisson, Mabel Grant Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: June 6, 1897 Montrose, Col. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hutchinson, Nancy Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: July 16, 1897 Wilmette, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Harry Rollin Attachments: Envelope included, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: July 23, 1897 Toronto To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Macmillan, Chris Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: August 15, 1897 Kansas City, Mo. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Johnston, Nell Frances Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: August 25, 1897 Toronto To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Macmillan, Chris Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: August 27, 1897 Chicago, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From McKisson, Geo. W., Mrs. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed. Notes: Written on Northern Electric Railway letterhead.
Date and Place from: August 28, 1897 Toronto, Ont. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Macmillan, Chris Attachments: Envelope included, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: August 28, 1897 Kansas City, Kan. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Abraham Nash, 1837-1910 Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: August 30, 1897 Haysville, Ont. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hilborn, Hattie Attachments: Envelope included, stamp removed Notes: Letter from D.W. Hilborn included.
Date and Place from: August 31, 1897 Haysville, Ont. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hilborn, D.W. Notes: Included with his wife's (Hattie) letter quote re married life also enclosed.
Date and Place from: August 30, 1897 Harrisburg, Pa. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Jacob Nash, 1842-1929 Attachments: Envelope included, stamp removed.
Eighteen letters received by Etta Lydia Mary White (nee Schantz).
Date and Place from: September 7, 1897 Cedar Falls, Iowa To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Samuel Gross, 1835- Attachments: Envelope included, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: September 23, 1897 New Hamburg, Ont. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Rebecca and Will Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: October 22, 1897 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Orpheus Moyer, 1864-1951.
Date and Place from: January 6, 1898 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Orpheus Moyer, 1864-1951 Attachments: Includes envelope, stamp removed Notes: Invitation.
Date and Place from: January 21, 1898 Chicago, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Orpheus Moyer, 1864-1951 Notes: Written on North American Transportation and Trading Co. Letterhead.
Date and Place from: February 15, 1898 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Ruth Attachments: Envelope with stamp.
Date and Place from: April 14, 1898 Atlantic, Iowa To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Austin Tobias, 1871-1959 Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: September 19, 1898 Chicago, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Orpheus Moyer, 1864-1951 Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed Notes: Written on North American Transportation and Trading Co. Letterhead.
Date and Place from: February 21, 1899 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Cornelia Caroline Flagler, 1864-1951.
Date and Place from: February 22, 1899 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Sophie Emma, 1869-1958 Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: February 23, 1899 Chicago, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Arthur Benjamin, 1876-1958 Notes: Written on Weare Commission Company letterhead.
Date and Place from: June 4, 1899 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Orpheus Moyer, 1864-1951 Notes: Includes letter from Carrie.
Date and Place from: June 19, 1899 Council Bluffs, Iowa To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Austin Tobias, 1871-1959 Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: January 4, 1900 Council Bluff, Iowa To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Austin Tobias, 1871-1959 Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: February 5, 1900 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Ruth Attachments: Envelope with stamp.
Date and Place from: March, 12, 1900 Didsbury, Alta. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Arthur Benjamin, 1876-1958 Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: April 12, 1900 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Orpheus Moyer, 1864-1951 Notes: Written on Board of Education letterhead.
Date and Place from: April 31, 1900 Berlin, Ont. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Mary, 1840-1935.
Date and Place from: September 8, 1897 Hartford, Conn. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Curtis H. Attachments: Envelope included, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: September 9, 1897 Chicago, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Ela Bliss Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: September 12, 1897 Bushnell, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From McGaughey, John Allen Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: October 14, 1897 Chicago, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Ela Bliss Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: October 20, 1897 Leamington, Ont. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Kenney, Chas. and Kenney, Fannie Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed Notes: Wedding announcement of Chas. H. Kenney and Fannie A. Courtney.
Date and Place from: April 3, 1898 Ottawa, Ont. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Martin, Will Attachments: Includes letter, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: April 27, 1898 Montrose, Calif. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hutchinson, Nancy Attachments: Includes: envelope, stamp removed, programme for Colorado West'n. Asso'n. with small dried flower enclosed.
Date and Place from: May 11, 1898 Chicago, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Ela Bliss Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: February 9, 1899 Clyde, Kan. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Keith, Eva Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed Notes: Wedding announcement of James W. Keith and Eva N. Spencer.
Date and Place from: March 1, 1899 Berlin, Ont. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hutchinson, Nancy Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: May 31, 1899 Danville, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Ela Bliss Attachments: Eenvelope, stamp removed Notes: Wedding invitation for Jessie Watt and Mr. Ela Bliss Moyer.
Date and Place from: June 16, 1899 Ward, Colo. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hutchinson, Nancy Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: June 21, 1899 Chicago, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Mandel, Jennie Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed, invoice for fork enclosed.
Date and Place from: February 4, 1900 Ottawa, Ont. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Martin, Will Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
[after 1866]-[before 1901]
Sixteen letters received by Etta Lydia Mary White (nee Schantz). Correspondents include brother and sister-in-law Orpheus and Carrie Schantz, brothers Arthur and Austin, Moyer uncles and cousins as well as friends.
Date and Place from: [18--] To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Becker, W.H., Mr. and Mrs. Notes: Invitation card.
Date and Place from: April 28, 1888 Ottumwa, Iowa To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Cornelia Caroline, 1864-1951.
Date and Place from: July 22, 1888 Ottumwa, Iowa To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Cornelia Caroline, 1864-1951.
Date and Place from: October 21, 1888 Ottumwa, Iowa To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Cornelia Caroline, 1864-1951.
Date and Place from: December 14, 1888 Ottumwa, Iowa To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Cornelia Caroline, 1864-1951 Attachments: Piece of cloth from wedding dress enclosed.
Date and Place from: January 6, 1889 Ottumwa, Iowa To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Cornelia Caroline, 1864-1951 Attachments: Dried leaf enclosed.
Date and Place from: June 2, 1893 Niagara Falls To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From David Attachments: Pressed flowers in onionskin paper included.
Date and Place from: September 5, 1894 Walpole, Ont. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Brown, Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed Notes: Wedding invitation for Hattie Brown and David W. Hilborn.
Date and Place from: September 18, 1896 Hamilton, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hart, S.K. Attachments: Envelope.
Date and Place from: December 21, 1896 Hamilton, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hart, S.K.
Date and Place from: April 22, 1897 Hamilton, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hart, Etta.
Date and Place from: Hamilton, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hart, Etta.
Date and Place from: July 29, 1897 Hamilton, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hart, S.K. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: August 29, 1897 Cary Station, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Crowder, Will G. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: August 30, 1897 Berlin, ON To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Bilger, J.E. Attachments: Envelope included, no stamp.
To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Emma Notes: Stationery hand-illustrated.
[after 1866]-[189-?]
Eleven letters received by Etta Lydia Mary White (nee Schantz).
Date and Place from: [18--?] s.l. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Raymond, Annie Bell.
Date and Place from: October 15, 1874 La Salle, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Jesse Gross, 1850-1933 Notes: Wedding announcement of Jesse Moyer and Anne E. Tomlins.
Date and Place from: August 31, 1884 Cedar Falls, Iowa To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Orpheus Moyer, 1864-1951.
Date and Place from: March 22, 1887 Cedar Falls, Iowa To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Orpheus Moyer, 1864-1951.
Date and Place from: May 17, 1892 Chicago, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Austin Tobias, 1871-1959.
Date and Place from: June 16, 1894 Greenville, NJ To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Norton, Harriet N., Mrs. Attachments: Envelope, no stamp Notes: Wedding announcement of Flora Millicent Bartlett and Mr. Robert Bliss Moyer.
Date and Place from: May 31, 1896 Aikenside To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Arthur Benjamin, 1876-1958.
Date and Place from: July 19, 1897 Chicago, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Stocker, Alfred Attachments: Envelope included, stamp removed Notes: Written on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company letterhead.
Date and Place from: August, 29, 1897 Wilmette, Ill. To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, M. Emma Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: August 30, 1897 Ashtabula, Ohio To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Moyer, Theo. P. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: October 11, [18--] Aikenside To Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Schantz, Arthur Benjamin, 1876-1958.
Date and Place from: September 13, 1897 New York, N.Y.. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Lizzie Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed Notes: Written on P. B. Weare & Co. Letterhead.
Date and Place from: September 18, 1897 Lake Geneva, Wis. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Ellis, Katharin Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: September 28, 1897 New York, N.Y. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Lizzie Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: December 12, 1897 Hamilton, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hart, S.K. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: December 16, 1897 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Nell Johnston Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: January 26, 1898 Berlin, ON To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Becker, Mary S. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: June 8, 1898 Chicago, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Dix, Mary E. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: March 14, 1899 New York, N.Y. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Lizzie Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: April 15, 1899 Chicago, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Dix, Mary E. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: June 6, 1899 Hamilton, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Hart, Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed Notes: Wedding invitation for Mary Etta Hart and Frederick William Fink.
Date and Place from: June 7, 1899 New York, N.Y. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Flagler, Lizzie Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: June 15, 1899 Berlin, Ont. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Becker, Mary S. Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Date and Place from: June 16, 1899 Morton Park, Ill. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Chicago Froebel Association Attachments: Includes envelope, stamp removed Notes: Invitation to closing exercises.
Date and Place from: July 17, 1899 Chautauqua, N.Y. To White, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 From Fink, Etta Hart Attachments: Envelope, stamp removed.
Where legends live: drawings on t-shirts for the Chieftan's Road Races.
SCA120-GA93:2000accrual-3-29
Part of Nancy-Lou Patterson fonds.
Correspondence to and from Nancy-Lou Patterson re use of her illustrations on T-shirts.
Patterson, Nancy-Lou
Wes work
SCA160-GA180-1
Part of J. Wesley Graham fonds.
Material relating to J.Wesley Graham's employment at the University of Waterloo. Includes correspondence from Dean Schaus at Waterloo College and from Ralph Stanton, drafts and notes to himself regarding employment and studies, correspondence regarding remuneration and advancement at University of Waterloo, and general ephemera.
Part of Walter Bean Community Trails Foundation fonds.
File consists of correspondence regarding the Walter Bean Grand River Community Trails Foundation website.
Walter Bean Grand River Community Trails Foundation
Waterloo Federal Liberal Association.
1981-July 12, 2016
Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi as a member of the Waterloo Federal Liberal Association. Records include a news release, a brochure, meeting notices and minutes, notes, invitations, and some copies of the association's newsletter. The file also contains correspondence including signed letters from David Peterson, then Member of Provincial Parliament and Frank Epp, then Member of Parliament.
Water management.
SCA373-GA432-5-3-68
[1989?]-September 9, 1991
Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi during his tenure as an Elected Councillor representing the City of Waterloo and the Regional Municipality of Waterloo related to water management in the region. The material documents issues regarding water testing and quality management, consumption, supplies and shortages, rates and billing as well as lawn watering. Records include reports, correspondence, and other textual material.
Wanless, Alice to Harvey J. Sims.
SCA369-GA427-3-104-1
Part of Sims Family collection.
Waterloo: concerning bible class.
Sims family
Waldo Thompson correspondence
Two letters thanking Thompson Waldo for providing a copy of his book, "Swampscott: historical sketches of the town". One letter is from C.B. Tillinghast, Acting Librarian at Boston, dated August 18, 1884 and the other is from Howard B. Nicholson, a librarian at Bodleian at the University of Oxford, dated November 19, 1889.
Thompson, Waldo
Wagner, Philip to Jacob Wagner.
Correspondence from Philip Wagner to brother Jacob Wagner. The letter discusses Philip building a house and the work that is going on on his land, as well as the dry weather and the price of crops and meat. Also included is a carte de visite full body portrait of Philip dressed in military uniform. A note on the verso indicates that he is a captain. Philip would later fight in the American Civil War.
Correspondence from Philip Wagner to brother Jacob Wagner. The letter indicates that Philip is well, mentions a large snowstorm, and makes apologies to Jacob and others for not writing more.
Wagner, Louis Henry to Simon L. Umbach.
Correspondence from Louis Henry Wagner to SImon L. Umbach. Also includes a return letter from Simon L. Umbach to Louis Henry Wagner.
Wagner, Louis Henry to Mary Staebler.
Correspondence from Louis Henry Wagner to his future wife Mary Staebler. The letter discusses the pressures Louis Henry feels with his roles in the church and his joy at being on a holiday. It closes with Louis Henry discussing how much he misses Mary.
Wagner, Louis Henry to J.F. Esher.
Correspondence from Louis Henry Wagner to Bishop J.F. Esher. The letter discusses the possibility of the Evangelical Church in Canada merging with the Methodist Church, and seeking Esher's thoughts on the subject.
Wagner, Jacob to Margaret Hailer Wagner Bean.
Correspondence from Jacob Wagner to Margaret Hailer Wagner Bean asking for her hand in marriage. On the verso is a letter to her father asking permission to marry her.
Wagner, Jacob to Heinrich Wagner.
Correspondence from Jacob Wagner to his parents. The letter discusses his health and their recent activities.
Wagner, Jacob to Hailer family.
Correspondence from Jacob Wagner to his brother and sister in-law. The letter discusses the purchase and repairs of a store, Jacob's health, and his intention to take on an orphaned boy. Jacob asks for advice on the terms that his in-laws took in Jacob Schidrunpf. As Jacob died less than six months after this letter it is unclear if he ever took the boy on.
Wagner, Heinrich to Jacob Wagner.
Correspondence from Heinrich Wagner to his son Jacob Wagner. The letter discusses Heinrich's health, and he entreats Jacob to disregard his own health concerns and continue to minister. As well, Heinrich makes mention of Jacob's brother Phillip Wagner and indicates that he expects a letter from him, in German, truthfully updating Heinrich on his life.
Correspondence from Heinrich Wagner to his son Jacob Wagner entreating him to turn away from worldly things to God and to repair their relationship.
Wagner, Heinrich to Breithaupt family.
Correspondence from Heinrich Wagner to the Breithaupt family. The letter seems to discuss the handling of an estate and the care of the children of his son Jacob Wagner (Louis Henry Wagner and Catherin Wagner) by Heinrich. He references them needing a guardian as well as payment for their upkeep. Heinrich ends the letter by noting that Mary's 4 children (Heinrich's grandchildren?) are ill with scarlet fever.
Wagner, Gordon to Ruth Breithaupt.
Correspondence from Gordon Wagner to Ruth Breithaupt family genealogy.
Wagner, Gordon to McLean's Magazine.
Correspondence from Gordon Wagner to McLean's magazine regarding his book From my Window.
Wagner, Gordon to Doris.
Correspondence from Gordon Wagner to Doris regarding his books and research.
Wagner, Gordon to David Ehnes.
Correspondence from Gordon Wagner to David Ehnes regarding genealogy of the Riehl family.
Wagner, Catherine to Margaret Hailer Wagner Bean.
Correspondence from Catherine Wagner to Margaret Hailer Wagner Bean. The letter indicates that Catherine has returned from Liverpool and is in Lyons, New York. She asks her mother to let her stay for the wedding of Liz Nusbickel (daughter of Elizabeth Wagner Nusbickel) to Emil Luesher and for money for a new dress and hat for the winter.
W Miscellaneous (file 8 of 8).
Wright, Dennis F., Chicago, Ill. (1940)
Wright, Ernest, Tucson, Ariz. (1911)
Wright, Gene, Great Falls, Mont. (1948)
Wright, Henry W., Lake Forest, Ill. (1913)
Wright, Mabel Osgood, Fairfield, Conn. (1933)
Wright, O.A., Chicago, Ill. (1911)
Wright, Paul, Chicago, Ill. (1921)
Wright and Lawrence, Chicago, Ill. (1936)
Wrigley, Wm. J. Company, Chicago, Ill. (1922)
The Writer, Inc., Boston, Mass. (1930-1951)
Writers Bulletin, Franklin, Ohio. (1928)
Writer's Digest, Cincinnati, Ohio. (1930-1949)
Writer's Guide, St. Louis, Mo. (1946)
Writers' Journal, New York, N.Y. (1947-1949)
Writers League Internationale, Paris, France. (1931)
Writer's Monthly, Springfield, Mass. (1924)
Writers' Workshop, Inc., New York, N.Y (1933)
Wu Fang, New York, N.Y. (1935)
Wyatt, Edith Franklin, Chicago, Ill. (1924)
Wyatt, O.S., Minneapolis, Minn. (1949)
Wylie, Philip, Madison, Conn. (1939)
Wyn, A.A., New York, N.Y. (1936)
Wynn, Ed., Great Neck, L.I. (1931)
Wynn, J.V., Dadevilla, Ala. (1932-1934)
Wynn, Ray, Camden, N.J. (1915)
Wyoming Stockman-Farmer, Cheyenne, Wyo. (1921)
File consists of correspondence to or from:
Wodehouse, P.G., New York, N.Y. (1926)
Wolcott, C.E., Syracuse, N.Y. (1914)
Wolfe, Julia Whittier, New York, N.Y. (1947)
Woman Athletic, Chicago, Ill. (1930)
Woman's Farm Life, Spencer, Ind. (1928-1931)
Woman's Home Companion, New York, N.Y. (1923-1935)
Woman's Hour, Chicago, Ill. (1936)
Woman's Viewpoint, Houston, Tex. (1924-1925)
Woman's Voice, New York, N.Y. (1930)
Woman's Weekly, Chicago, Ill. (1919-1922)
Women's Wear Daily, New York, N.Y. (1928)
Womrath, Arthur R., New York, N.Y. (1914)
Wood, F.O., Kansas City, Mo. (1925)
Wood, James R. Detective Agency, Boston, Mass. (1909)
Wood, Otis P., New York, N.Y. (1916)
Wood, W.D., Chicago, Ill. (1918-1919)
Wood-Gate Publishing Company, Portland, Me. (1925)
Woodhall, A.B., Sidney, B.C. (1949)
Woodmen of the World Magazine, Omaha, Neb. (1937)
Woods, J.H., Toronto, Ont. (1946)
Woods, S. Harry, Springfield, Ill. (1913)
Woodson, Mary Blake, Kansas City, Mo. (1927)
Woodstock Typewriter Company, Chicago, Ill. (1918)
Woodward, C.B., Boston, Mass. (1916)
Woodworth, L.C., Chicago, Ill. (1912-1915)
Woolworth, F.W. Co., New York, N.Y. (1929-1937)
Worcester Telegram, Worcester, Mass. (1934)
Worden, J.T., Toronto, Ont. (1941)
Worden, Perry, Altedena, Calif. (1918)
Words on Paper, Chicago, Ill. (1928)
Wordsmith, Sinclair & Mengler, St. Louis, Mo. (1933)
Working Press of the Nation, New York, N.Y. (1949)
World, Cleveland, Ohio. (1905)
World Adventurer, New York, N.Y. (1933)
World's Greatest Stories, New York, N.Y. (1931)
World's Work, Garden City, N.Y. (1929-1930)
Wormser, Anne, New York, N.Y. (1942)
Worthington, Jay W., Yonkers, N.Y. (1943-1949)
Worts, George F., Las Vagas, Nev. (1939-1944)
Worts, S.E., Long Island, N.Y. (1916)
Wimsatt, Genevieve B., Washington, D.C. (1924)
Winans, Katharine Brush, New York, N.Y. (1932)
Winchester, M.C., Clifton, N.J. (1949)
Winchester Hardware Co., Whitewater, Wis. (1943)
Winchester Herald, St. Louis, Mo. (1929)
Winchester Store News Magazine, St. Louis, Mo. (1926-1930)
Windmill Press, Tadworth, England. (1931)
Winesburg, M.M., Moundsville, W.Va. (1915)
Wing, Frank, Minneapolis, Minn. (1916)
Wing, Willis Kingsley, New York, N.Y. (1933-1944)
Winged Foot, New York, N.Y. (1930)
Winn, Ray, Camden, N.J. (1915)
Winner, Ruth, Los Angeles, Calif. (1939)
Winnipeg Farmer's Telegram, Winnipeg, Man. (1917)
Winnipeg Free Press, Winnipeg, Man. (1932-1935)
Winnipeg Newspaper Union, Winnipeg, Man. (1927)
Winnipeg Tribune, Winnipeg, Man. (1932-1935)
Winsted, T.C., New York, N.Y. (1916)
Winston, John C. Company, Philadelphia, Pa. (1908-1911)
Wisconsin Gas & Electric Co., Whitewater, Wis. (1923-1936)
Wisconsin Magazine, Appleton, Wis. (1928)
Wisconsin State Motorists Association, Milwaukee, Wis. (1927-1928)
Wisconsin National Guard, Madison, Wis. (1937)
Wisconsin Telephone News, Milwaukee, Wis. (1930)
Wisconsin Veteran, North Fond Du Lac, Wis. (1931)
Wish, Fred A., New York, N.Y. (1931)
Wismer, H., New York, N.Y. (1930)
Wit of the World, New York, N.Y. (1927)
Witherby & Co., Publishers, London, England. (1919)
Withers, Lucius, Chicago, Ill. (1915)
Witmark, M. & Sons, New York, N.Y. (1918)
Witness & Canadian Homestead, Montreal, Que. (1930-1935)
Witwer, H.C., Los Angeles, Calif. (1923-1927)
Wichita Beacon, Wichita, Kan. (1915-1926)
Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kan. (1920)
Wick, Jean, New York, N.Y. (1937-1939)
Widdemer, Margaret, New York, N.Y. (1932-1942)
Wieboldt, W.A. & Co., Chicago, Ill. (1927)
Wieland Dairy Co., Chicago, Ill. (1914)
Wight, Emma Howard, Middletown, Va. (1917)
Wightman, Charles A., Evanston, Ill. (1918)
Wild Game Stories, Cincinnati, Ohio. (1926)
Wild West Weekly, New York, N.Y. (1937)
Wildman, George C., Roscoe, Tex. (1933)
Wiley, Hugh, San Francisco, Calif. (1921)
Wiley, John & Sons, Inc., New York, N.Y. (1915)
Wiley & Mack, Chicago, Ill. (1914)
Wilk, Jacob, New York, N.Y. (1920)
Wilkening, C.C., New York, N.Y. (1915-1939)
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, Wilkes Barre, Pa. (1921)
Wilkie, John E., Chicago, Ill. (1910-1928)
Wilkins, Albert M., Mt. Clemens, Mich. (1918)
Wilkins, Emma E., Chicago, Ill. (1916-1918)
Wilkins Vera Cleghorn, Berkeley, Calif. (1949)
Willenborg, Lee, Massillon, Ohio. (1927)
Williams, Annie Laurie, New York, N.Y. (1932-1939)
Williams, Ben Ames, Chestnut Hill, Mass. (1931)
Williams, C.V., Chicago, Ill. (1914)
Williams, E.O., Evanston, Ill. (1915)
Williams, John, St. Marks, Fla. (1917)
Williams, John H., Windsor, Conn. (1914)
Williams, Odie, Soperton, Ga. (1948)
Williams, Roger Company, Cleveland, Ohio. (1934-1935)
Williams, S.S., New York, N.Y. (1948)
Williams, Stanley T., New Haven, Conn. (1927)
Williams Book Store, Boston, Mass. (1948)
Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. (1947)
Williamsburg News, Brooklyn, N.Y. (1928)
Williamson, N.A., Helena, Ark. (1913)
Williamson, Patsy, Kansas City, Mo. (1947)
Willis, Frank B., Lansing, Mich. (1922)
Willoughby, Barrett, San Carlos, Calif. (1932-1943)
Willyard, Henry, Marion, Ill. (1944)
Wilmington Star Publishing Co., Wilmington, Del. (1935)
Wilnat Films, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. (1922)
Wilson, Arthur, New York, N.Y. (1917)
Wilson, Dyer, Clinton, N.Y. (1945-1946)
Wilson, Francis, New York, N.Y. (1924)
Wilson, H.W. Company, New York, N.Y. (1916-1942)
Wilson, Joseph W., Santa Clara, Calif. (1948)
Wilson, N.L. Company, White Plains, N.Y. (1916)
Wilson, Neill C., San Francisco, Calif. (1944)
Wilson & Horton, Auckland, N.Z. (1917)
Wilson and Company, Chicago, Ill. (1940)
Wilson Publishing Co., Toronto, Ont. (1927)
Wearers' Digest, New York, N.Y. (1937)
Weather Bureau, Madison, Wis. (1918)
Weaver, J.G., Salt Lake City, Utah. (1914)
Weaver, John Van A., Chicago, Ill. (1918)
Webb Publishing Co., St. Paul, Minn. (1928)
Webber, Morton, Los Angeles, Calif. (1917)
Weber, Matilda C., Dayton, Ohio. (1932)
Webster, Henry Kitchell, Evanston, Ill. (1920-1921)
Webster, T.K., Chicago, Ill. (1910)
Wedel, Lois, Cleveland, Ohio. (1950)
Weekly Welcome, Boston, Mass. (1933)
Weeks, Charles A., Yonders, N.Y. (1919)
Wees, Frances Shelly, Toronto, Ont. (1934-1947)
Webelin, Oscar, New York, N.Y. (1913)
Weil, Abe, New York, N.Y. (1915)
Weil, Mathilde, New York, N.Y. (1919-1933)
Weiser's Book Store, New York, N.Y. ([19--])
Weiss, Sigmund, New York, N.Y. (1941)
Welch, Galbraith, New York, N.Y. (1914-1916)
Welch, Maud McCurdy, Hot Springs, Ark. (1946)
Weld, John, Laguna Beach, Calif. (1951)
Well Country Journal, Albuquerque, N.M. (1921)
Wellman, Paul I., Kansas City, Mo. (1943)
Wells, Daniel, Detroit, Mich. (1924)
Wells, H.G., Dunmow, England. (1926)
Wells Fargo Express Co., Chicago, Ill. (1909-1915)
Wendland, Paul A., Chicago, Ill. (1913)
Werner, Louie, Wood River, Ill. (1918)
Wertsner, C.S. & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. (1930)
Wesleyan Christian Advocate, Atlanta, Ga. (1931)
Wessels & Bissell Company, New York, N.Y. (1910-1911)
West, Garden City, N.Y. (1936)
West, H.E., Chicago, Ill. (1929)
West, Leo, St. Joseph, Mich. (1950)
West, Mae, Hollywood, Calif. (1934)
West, Magda Frances, Chicago, Ill. (1908)
West Coast Lumberman, Seattle, Wash. (1927)
West Suburban Magazine, Oak Park, Ill. (1925-1930)
West Virginia Review, Charleston, W.Va. (1923)
Western, Salt Lake City, Utah. (1929)
Western Advertising and Western Business, San Francisco, Calif. (1928-1930)
Western Book and Stationery Company, Chicago, Ill. (1919-1922)
Western Canadian Motorist, Vancouver, B.C. (1927-1928)
Western Clock Company, La Salle, Ill. (1924-1929)
Western Farmer, Portland, Or. (1926)
Western Farmer, Calgary, Alta. (1930)
Western Magazine Co., Chicago, Ill. (1913)
Western Motor, Denver, Colo. (1923)
Western Newspaper Association, Spokane, Wash. (1922)
Western Pain Review, Los Angeles, Calif. (1928)
Western Publishers, Atascadero, Calif. (1926)
Western Recorder, Louisville, Ky. (1931)
Western Review, Chicago, Ill. (1914)
Western Romances, New York, N.Y. (1934)
Western Rural Home Monthly, Phoenix, Ariz. (1920)
Western Story Magazine, New York, N.Y. (1926-1936)
Western Supernovel, New York, N.Y. (1933)
Western Trails, New York, N.Y. (1933)
Western Ventilating & Engineering Co., Chicago, Ill. (1938)
Western Way In News, Chicago, Ill. (1927)
Western Woman, Seattle, Wash. (1927)
Westerner, Salt Lake City, Utah. (1929)
Westerner, Portland, Or. (1923-1932)
Westlake, F. Eliot, Philadelphia, Pa. (1930)
Westsider, New York, N.Y. (1933)
Weston, George, Coral Gables, Fla. (1944)
Watch Word, Elgin, Ill. (1927-1935)
Watchword, Dayton, Ohio. (1932)
Waterbury, Ruth, Hollywood, Calif. (1943)
Water-Color Co., New York, N.Y. (1916)
Waterloo, Stanley, Chicago, Ill. (1905-1909)
Waterman, Curtis H., Boston, Mass. (1915-1916)
Watertown Standard, Watertown, N.Y. (1921)
Waterworth, John, St. Louis, Mo. (1919)
Watkins, Ann, New York, N.Y. (1914)
Watkins, John Elfreth, Philadelphia, Pa. (1919)
Watkins, J.R. Company, Winona, Minn. (1926)
Watkins Syndicate, Inc., Ardmore, Pa. (1937-1946)
Watson, Elmo Scott, Chicago, Ill. (1922)
Watson, William H., Chicago, Ill. (1917)
Watterson, Henry, Louisville, Ky. (1919)
Watt, G. Howard Publisher, New York, N.Y. (1933)
Watts, Franklin, Wichita, Kan. (1930)
Watts, George M., New York, N.Y. ([19--])
Way, Frederick, Md. (1932)
Wayne, Kenneth H., Johnson City, Tenn. (1915)
Wayside Tales, Chicago, Ill. (1922)
WCFL Radio Magazine, Chicago, Ill. (1928-1930)
Waggoner, C.G., Richmond, Ind. (1946)
Wahlstrom & Widstrnad, Stockholm, Sweden. (1921-1922)
Waldo, Jean C., Danville, Ill. (1938-1944)
Waldorf-Astoria Promenade, New York, N.Y. (1934-1936)
Walk, Charles E., Clearwater, Fla. (1917-1934)
Walker, Alice Johnstone, New Haven, Conn. (1927)
Walker, Isabel, New York, N.Y. (1933)
Walker, James, Hinsdale, Ill. (1933)
Walker, Mary Quint, Long Island, N.Y. (1946-1947)
Walker, Percy Alexander, New York, N.Y. (1940)
Wallace, D.A., Victoria, Australia. (1929-1939)
Waller, George, Lansdowne, Pa. (1932)
Waller, Mary E., Boston, Mass. (1932)
Walrath, Howard, Chicago, Ill. (1939)
Walsh, Edna Purdy, Chicago, Ill. (1926)
Walsh, M.C., Chicago, Ill. (1920)
Walter, C.O., St. Louis, Mo. (1919)
Walthall, Henry B., Hollywood, Calif. (1922)
Walther League Messenger, St. Louis, Mo. (1932)
Walton, Kelly, Los Angeles, Calif. (1922)
Walton Publications, Inc., Chicago, Ill. (1936)
Waltz, J.W., New York, N.Y. (1930)
Wamboldt, Wickes, Asheville, N.C. (1950)
Wamrath, Arthur R., New York, N.Y. (1914)
Wanamaker, John, New York, N.Y. (1914)
War Service Dept., New York, N.Y. (1918)
War Stories, New York, N.Y. (1926-1927)
Warbuton, Jas. H., Marietta, Ohio. (1950)
Ward, Florence, Batavia, Ill. (1943)
Ward, Frank W., Elgin, Ill. (1915)
Ware, Harlan, Arcadia, Calif. (1945)
Warman, Cy, Montreal, Que. (1911)
Warner Bros. Pictures Inc., New York, N.Y. (1926)
Warner Library Company, New York, N.Y. (1915)
Warner Publications, Inc., New York, N.Y. (1937)
Warren, Edward H., Cambridge, Mass. (1942-1943)
Warren, L.D. Company, Boston, Mass. (1947)
Warrick, Lamar, Evanston, Ill. (1943)
W. D. Euler correspondence
SCA43-GA23-1-1
Part of John Walter fonds
File consists of 5 letters between John Walter, the Kitchener Daily Record and William Daum Euler regarding Walter's request for a public debate with Euler over capitalism and the economy following comments made by Euler about private profit at an address in London, Ontario.
Included in the file:
John Walter to the Kitchener Daily Record Oct. 18, 1933 (2 copies);
John Walter to William Daum Euler, Kitchener Oct. 21, 1933;
William Daum Euler to John Walter, Kitchener Oct. 24, 1933;
William Daum Euler to John Walter, Kitchener Nov. 14, 1933;
W. D. Euler clippings
Clippings from the Kitchener Record and two unidentified newspapers from October 1933 regarding an address given by William Daum Euler to the Kiwanis Club in London, Ontario. During the address Euler spoke about the economy, private profit, and made reference to socialism. Included is a published letter to the editor written by John Walter.
Visit of John Manley to Kitchener-Waterloo.
June 27, 1999-May 15, 2000
Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi during his appointment as the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration related to the planning of two scheduled visits for John Manley, Minister of Industry, to the Kitchener-Waterloo area. Records include correspondence and draft itineraries.
Visit of a parliamentary delegation to Austria and Hungary.
2001-[March 9, 2003?]
Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi during his tenure as a Member of Parliament related to Telegdi's participation in a visit of a Parliamentary delegation led by Peter Milliken to Austria and Hungary. At the time, Peter Milliken served as a Member of Parliament representing Kingston and the Islands and as Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada. Records include briefing notes, biographical information, parliamentary histories, and country profiles. Also includes programs, invitations, reports, correspondence, handwritten notes, a newsletter, pamphlet, menu, and other textual material.
Victoria Mary Sackville-West letter.
Fonds consists of one holograph letter dated March 9, 1944 from Sackville-West to Mrs. Leslie Hotson discussing the effects of war on South-West England.
Sackville-West, Victoria
Via Rail service reductions.
March 29, 1994-October 13, 1994
Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi during his tenure as a Member of Parliament related to Via Rail service reductions along the Sarnia-Toronto corridor. The material documents the opinions of some constituents as well as Telegdi's political involvement in the matter. Records include correspondence, itineraries, invitations, news releases, and other textual material.
Valentine to Jemima Cook.
V Miscellaneous.
Van Deusen, Albert H., Washington, D.C. (1913)
Van Dort, G. Broes Co., Chicago, Ill. (1913)
Van Gorden, Inez, Omaha, Neb. (1913)
Van Loan, Charles, E., Venice, Calif. (1913)
Van Wagenen, A., Sioux City, Neb. (1920)
Vance, F.L., Popple, Minn. (1916-1919)
Vance, Lous Jofeph, Westport, Conn. (1920)
Vanderstene, Jennie, Plains, Mont. (1916)
Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (1921)
Vaughan & Gomme, Publishers, New York, N.Y. (1914)
Vaughan's Seed Store, Chicago, Ill. (1915-1936)
Vickery, M.S., Watick, Mass. (1919)
Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden, N.J. (1919-1920)
Vigilantes, New York, N.Y. (1918)
Village Inn, Palm Springs, Calif. (1936)
Village View Orchards, Lovingston, Va. (1913)
Virginian Pilot, Norfolk, Va. (1917-1918)
Von Hoston, Hugo, Winnetka, Ill. (1910)
Von Horvath, Guido, Philadelphia, Pa. (1912-1916)
Von Studio, Philadelphia, Pa. (1916)
Von Waldenburg, Karl, Fargo, N.D. (1914)
Voss, Henry H., Chicago, Ill. (1945-1946)
U-V-W.
Correspondents include William Valores Uttley, January 7, 1932, asking Harvey J. Sims to pass the enclosed biographical sketches to Florence to proofread and add information. The sketches are of Harvey, William Roos, and Mrs. William Roos (nee Davidson). The Waterloo Grand River Parks Co. sends two sustaining membership cards for "Cressman's Woods"; Mrs. Wilson from Ingleside Villa, N.B. is a lawn bowling connection and Grainger Whitney sends a news clipping, a note, and a photograph of an unidentified house, possibly in Chicago.
US National Archives.
Script of James Walker's talk at the National Archives and Records Administration of the United States, on January 22, 2009, and titled "The Black Loyalists and their flight to freedom."
Also contains materials related to the workshop "Revisiting Human Rights in Canadian History," including related correspondence and the programme for the workshop.
Urban wildlife papers correspondence 1969-1977.
Contains material related to Anne Innis Dagg's research on urban wildlife published in the article "Wildlife in an urban area" in Naturaliste Canadien (1970). Includes correspondence regarding urban wildlife in Waterloo, meeting agendas, minutes, and interdepartmental memorandums from the University of Guelph, as well as newspaper clippings regarding Dagg's urban wildlife studies, original research graphs and maps. Also includes a curriculum vitae of Anne Innis Dagg's published work on urban wildlife.
Includes works by Anne Innis Dagg: an offprint of Dagg's article "Wildlife in an urban area." Naturaliste Canadien. (1970). Also includes a typescript entitled "A mammal survey of an urban park," [197-], 6, [2] leaves, ts. carbon, as well as one entitled "Should wildlife be encouraged in urban areas?" [1970], 7, [1] leaves, ts. carbon, and one called "Urban quality and birds" (1977), 17, [6] leaves, ts. carbon, originally submitted to Science.
Anderson, Roy
Brown, Tommy L.
Carpenter, Geoff
Coates, Bill
Cook, Frank S.
Corrivault, G.-Wilfrid
Dorney, R.S.
Erskine, A.J.
Jenkusky, Steven
Pearson, Norman
Szot, Thomas
Weichel, Ross
Unknown : correspondence received.
Two postcards to unknown recipients. One is addressed to Miss. Schantz from Lottie Elsley and the other is to an unknown recipient from A.B. Lilly.
[18--?]-1934
Date and Place from: January 9, 1934 Dog Pound, Alta. To Unknown Notes: miscellaneous: tax receipt showing amounts paid by F. A. Schantz.
Date and Place from: November 26, 1895 s.l. To Unknown From Schantz, Florence Annie Catherine, 1879-1938 Notes: Description of Essie Current's funeral.
Date and Place from: n.d. s.l. To Unknown From Honsberger, Margaret Notes: Includes note from ? Moyer; partial letter, no salutation.
Date and Place from: January 20, 1909 Galt, Ont. To Unknown From Misener, S., Mr. and Mrs. Notes: Wedding announcement for Muriel Misener and Alvin S. Snyder.
Date and Place from: [18--] s.l. To Unknown From Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 Notes: partial letter.
Date and Place from: n.d. s.l. To Unknown From Schantz, Mary.
Date and Place from: March 26, 1894 Jordan, Ont. To Unknown From Wismer, S.G.
Date and Place from: March 29, ? s.l. To Unknown From Weaver, Mary Notes: Includes letter from Amos Weaver.
Date and Place from: n.d. s.l. To Unknown From Weaver, Mary.
Date and Place from: Feb. 23, 1854 s.l. To Unknown From Weaver, Mary.
Date and Place from: [18-?] s.l. To Unknown From Weaver, A. O.
Date and Place from: n.d. s.l. To Unknown From Weaver, Mary Notes: Includes letter from Amos Weaver.
Date and Place from: Dec. 22, 1854 s.l. To Unknown From Weaver, Mary Notes: Includes letter from Amos Weaver.
Date and Place from: n.d. s.l. To Unknown From Schantz, Arthur Benjamin, 1876-1958 Notes: partial letter, no date or salutation.
Date and Place from: [18--] s.l. To Unknown From Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 Notes: Partial letter, no salutation, date.
Date and Place from: July 09, [18--] s.l. To Unknown From Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 Notes: No salutation.
Date and Place from: [18--] s.l. To Unknown From Schantz, Etta Lydia Mary, 1866-1900 Notes: Partial letter, no salutation.
Date and Place from: [18-?] s.l. To Unknown From ? Notes: Partial letter, no salutation or closing.
Date and Place from: May 04, 1860 [Louth?] To Unknown From [Abraham?] Notes: The Name E. N. Fry is written in top left hand corner of the first page.
Date and Place from: May 24, 1864 South Cayuga, C.W. To Unknown From Moyer, Abraham Nash, 1837-1910.
Date and Place from: April 16, 1860 Port Elgin To Unknown From Moyer, Martha J. Notes: Name at the top of the letter, "Martha Brown Moyer."
Date and Place from: August 18, 1884 Conestogo To Unknown From Schantz, Mary, 1840-1935 Notes: Bottom portion detached.
Date and Place from: Nov. 6, ? s.l. To Unknown From Schantz, Mary, 1840-1935.
Date and Place from: March 30, 1888 s.l. To Unknown From Schantz, Etta Notes: Partial letter?
Date and Place from: July, 1903 Berlin, Ont. To Unknown From Berlin, Ontario Notes: Invitation.
Date and Place from: June, 1910 Berlin, Ont. To Unknown From Knechtel, William, Mr. and Mrs. Notes: Wedding announcement for Adeline Moyer and Levi Bruegeman.
Date and Place from: [18-?] s.l. To Unknown From Moyer, Abraham Nash, 1837-1910 Notes: No salutation or closing. Identification presumed from handwriting.
To Unknown Notes: miscellaneous: small card containing address for A. T. Schantz.
To Unknown Notes: partial letter re presentation of bible from singing school students; includes business card from R. W. Hawkins.
University of Waterloo on becoming a member institution of the Shastri Institute.
Materials related to the University of Waterloo becoming a member institution of the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute. Includes information about the Institute and related memoranda and correspondence.
University of Waterloo: Friends of the Library.
University of Toronto colleges and schools.
Part of John English fonds.
Correspondence related to several University of Toronto colleges and schools. Includes the Munk School, Massey College, and Trinity College.
English, John
Underemployment of immigrants and refugees in Canada.
June 11, 2002-[November 12, 2003?]
Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi during his tenure as a Member of Parliament related to the unemployment and underemployment of immigrants and refugees in Canada. Includes articles with background information and news releases announcing changes to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations impacting the selection process for skilled workers immigrating to Canada. Also contains material related to two forums held in Kitchener, Ontario in 2003 addressing the unemployment and underemployment of immigrants and refugees in the Kitchener-Waterloo area. Records include correspondence, an agenda, printed web articles and press clippings, an invitation, and other textual material.
Umbach, Simon L. to Louis Henry Wagner.
Correspondence from Simon L. Umbach to Louis Henry Wagner.
Umbach, Joseph F. to Louis Henry Wagner.
Correspondence from Joseph F. Umbach to Louis Henry Wagner.
U Miscellaneous.
Udell, Christine, Chicago, Ill. (1937)
Underwood, H.M., Waukeegan, Ill. (1914)
Underwood, Sophie Kerr, Chicago, Ill. (1925)
United Newspaper Plate Company, Canton, Ohio. (1918)
United Play Company, Chicago, Ill. (1912-1913)
U.S. Amusement Corporation, Fort Lee, N.J. (1916)
United States Express Co., New York, N.Y. (1913)
United States Flag Association, Washington, D.C. (1935)
United States Railroad Administration, Baltimore, Md. (1919)
United States Senate, Washington, D.C. (1918)
United Sunday Newspaper Magazine, New York, N.Y. (1917)
United Studios, Hollywood, Calif. (1923)
United Theatre Program Co., Chicago, Ill. (1913)
Ancient Order United Workmen, Des Moines, Iowa. (1913)
University City Circulating Library, University City, Mo. (1931)
University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill. (1921)
University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. (1918)
University Press, Cambridge, Mass. (1913-1918)
Uzzell, Thomas H., New York, N.Y. (1927)
Typescript of W. D. Euler correspondence
Typescript of letters and newspaper articles regarding a letter from John Walter the Kitchener Record refused to publish requesting a public debate with William Daum Euler following comments made by Euler about private profit at an address in London, Ontario.
Twentieth anniversary of Andrew Telegdi in public office.
October 11, 2005-[November 3, 2005?]
Material accumulated by Andrew Telegdi related to the celebration commemorating his twentieth anniversary in public office. Records include letters of congratulations from colleagues and friends such as David Johnston, President of the University of Waterloo; Chief Kim Recalma-Clutesi, Qualicum First Nation; and Karen Redman, Member of Parliament representing Kitchener Centre. Also includes invitations to Telegdi's anniversary celebration sent by John and Hilde English, and Richard Clausi, President of the Kitchener Waterloo Federal Liberal Association.
Tuerk Gasoline Engine & Co.
SCA161-GA134-14-14.7-204
Part of Schneider family collection.
Modern copy prints of Norman Schneider at Tuerk Gasoline Engine & Co., where he apprenticed. File includes letter from a relative.
Schneider, Norman Christoph
Tri-U[niversity] organization re[garding] PhD program.
Materials related to the organization of the Tri-University (Guelph, Laurier, and Waterloo) Graduate Program in History. Includes proposals for the Ph.D. program, bibliography lists for different areas of specialization of the program, programme of "Tri-University Doctoral Program in History/ Guelph, Laurier, Waterloo. 1994-1996," and related correspondence.
Also contains a printout of "Revising the Race, Imperialism and Slavery field" and a bibliography for "Race, slavery and imperialism area of the program."
Transportation allowance for employable welfare recipients.
November 19, 1986-February 24, 1989
Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi while he worked with Youth in Conflict with the Law to obtain a transportation allowance for employable welfare recipients under the General Welfare Assistance Act. Records include briefs submitted to the Social Assistance Review Committee of the Ministry of Community and Social Services in Ontario as well as correspondence, reports, and meeting minutes.
Toronto General Trusts Corporation : correspondence received.
One letter received by the Toronto General Trusts Corporation possibly regarding Austin Tobias Schantz's estate.
Date and Place from: May 4, 1961 Didsbury, Alta. To Toronto General Trusts Corporation From Artman, Walter E. Notes: copy.
Toronto Branch, C.W.C.P.: Correspondence: Memberships.
SCA121-GA94-2-5
Part of Women's Press Club of Toronto fonds
Correspondence, originals and carbons, memos, reports etc. regarding membership.
Women's Press Club of Toronto
Topp, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. to George and Margaret Davidson.
Invitation from the parents of Wilhemina Topp to her wedding to William Davidson, son of George and Margaret Davidson, to be held September 20, 1877 in Toronto
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What about vermicomposting, or composting in worm bins?
I haven't written up this topic yet on A Way to Garden, but many years ago I read a book by Mary Appelhof called "Worms Eat My Garbage," which is still the bible of vermicomposting. This is a great method for recycling food wastes even in an apartment setting, where there is no garden to compost in.


Titanic director James Cameron was forced to reshoot one scene of his film for the new 3D version after an astronomer complained the stars were in the wrong place as the ship sank, he revealed yesterday.
Cameron, a famed perfectionist, has admitted re-doing a scene in which character Rose clings to a piece of driftwood to survive after leading expert Neil deGrasse Tyson sent him a "snarky" email.
The American astronomer accused the original film of having the wrong star field for the time and date, 4.20am on April 15, 1912, and claimed Cameron should have known better.
It is the only major technical change to the drama, which will be out in British cinemas on Friday.
Cameron, who recently returned from his voyage to the Mariana Trench, said: "Neil deGrasse Tyson sent me quite a snarky email saying that, at that time of year, in that position in the Atlantic in 1912, when Rose is lying on the piece of driftwood and staring up at the stars, that is not the star field she would have seen.
"So I said 'All right, send me the right stars for that exact time and I'll put it in the movie.'"


Christine Hu scored a goal and assisted on another in a 17-3 victory for CMS over Caltech.
PASADENA, Calif. – The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women's water polo team cruised to a 17-3 victory over the Caltech Beavers on Saturday morning. Nine different Athenas scored in the victory with Jessica Gaffney (CMC), Anna Fry (HMC), and Chandlyr Denaro (CMC) leading the offense for CMS by each scoring at least three goals.
The Athenas outshot the Beavers 28-16 in the victory.
Chandlyr Denaro and Amelia Ayala (CMC) split time in goal. Ayala made four saves and collected four steals while Denaro made one save and stole two passes.
Anna Fry got Saturday's game started with two goals in the first two minutes to give CMS an early 2-0 lead. Jessica Gaffney added her first tally less than a minute later before Caltech got on the board for the first time.
After the Beavers' goal midway through the opening period the Athenas scored six-straight goals to take a 9-1 lead. Six different Athenas scored goals on the run, but Caltech's Katie Johnston ended the CMS momentum just before the half with a goal in the final minute of the period to make it a 9-2 CMS advantage heading into the half.
The Athenas went on another six-goal scoring streak to start the second-half to push their run to 12-1 over a 20 minute stretch. During this second scoring streak, Gaffney and Denaro each tallied two goals for CMS while Haley Gibbs (SC) and Fry each scored once.
After the Beavers scored the first goal of the fourth period, CMS ended the match with goals from Christine Hu (CMC) and Denaro in the final four minute of the game to close out the 17-3 victory.
The win moves CMS to 14-8 overall and 7-2 in the SCIAC. The Athenas will be back in the pool on Wednesday when they host the Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens at 7:00 p.m. in Axelrood Pool.


Fatal Car Accident Lawyer Pt 1 - Law Offices of Jeffrey H. Penneys, P.C.
As you try to move on after a fatal car accident, you may very well be eligible for compensation for your loss, including compensation for funeral expenses, medical expenses and other economic and non-economic damages.
Fatal car accident lawyers help you to determine whether the the fatal accident was a "wrongful death" due to negligence of others, and to prove it in court to compensate you after your loss. Losing a loved one to the negligent actions of another driver is something that happens all too often. Cell phone usage while driving, including texting, as well as drunk driving or otherwise driving under the influence (DUI) are most often to blame.
Philadelphia injury lawyer Jeffrey H. Penneys can help you if you've lost a loved one in a wrongful death automobile accident in Pennsylvania.
No car trip should ever end with loss of life. Whether the fatal car accident was due to the actions of a negligent motorist, or defective equipment (e.g., airbags that do not deploy) are to blame for the fatal car accident, someone will be held accountable. Whether it's the other driver, the bar that the drunk driver was drinking at, the owner of the driver's car or the automobile manufacturer, Philadelphia car accident lawyer Jeffrey H. Penneys will fight aggressively to secure the justice you deserve.
Unlike many Pennsylvania auto accident lawyers who cannot, or choose not to, provide personalized attention to the families of wrongful death victims, you can count on me to be there for you every step of the way — answering your questions and keeping you informed on the status of your case.
The first thing you should be aware of prior to filing such a lawsuit is that it is nearly impossible for a non-attorney to win this type of case as they can be incredibly complex.
An insurance company will work to deny your claim and aggressively fight to win a wrongful death case no matter how severe the injuries or the number of victims. Pennsylvania fatal car accident lawyer Jeffrey H. Penneys has the ability to fully explain the workings of wrongful death lawsuits. Furthermore, Mr. Penneys has the experience required to bring to justice those that are responsible for your loved one's death.
What Damages Can a Plaintiff Seek for a Wrongful Death Lawsuit Following a Pennsylvania Fatal Car Accident?
There is no monetary amount that can ever truly compensate you for the loss of someone dear to you like a family member. The entire family can be impacted with such an emotional and sudden loss. The fact of the matter is, not only do you have an emotional crisis, the loss can also be extremely devastating financially, thus creating a burden for the family as a whole. After sustaining financial losses from a myriad of circumstances following the loss of your loved one, I will do everything to make sure you receive proper compensation as your auto accident compensation lawyer. Not only do I want to guarantee that your family does not suffer from the economic hardship due to your family member's death, I will also assist you with bringing the negligent parties to justice.
The stakes are quite high in wrongful death lawsuits, and you will need proper representation by a Philadelphia fatal car accident lawyer in order to fight against highly skilled insurance adjusters and defense attorneys.
Contact Philadelphia injury attorney Jeffrey H. Penneys at 1-800-465-8795 to discuss whether or not your case qualifies for compensation.


The first RHS garden to open in 17 years has announced that it will be offering groups behind the scenes pre-opening tours from April 2019.
Artist impression of new Walled Garden at RHS Bridgewater.
The sneak peek experiences at RHS Bridgewater, near Salford in Manchester, will last three and a half hours from end to end and include a guided tour of the site and entrance to an exhibition on the project.
During the tour, groups of 20 people at a time will be able to see how the 154-acre garden is being developed on the grounds of what was once Worsley New Hall – a grand mansion that was built in the mid-19th century and demolished in the 1940s.
Parties will get to walk around areas of the site that will become the kitchen garden, the wellness garden and the centrepiece Paradise Garden. They'll get to see how the hall's historical lake is being sympathetically restored and learn how a brand-new lake, stream, and stream-side Chinese garden is progressing.
Depending on group fitness, visitors will also be able to see the Cold War bunker that was built on the site in the 1950s and walk around the area where Worsley New Hall once stood, fronted by grand, sweeping, ornamental terraces.
Other highlights of the experience will include the opportunity to see RHS Bridgewater's rare breed Berkshire pigs at work – they're responsible for turning over the land in areas of the site like the spot earmarked for the orchard – and a look at the Grade 2 listed entrance gates.
A few of the site's secrets will be spilled during tours, too, such as how the development team have dealt with the arsenic that the Victorians used to put into the soil for weed control.
In the exhibition, meanwhile, groups will be able to dig deeper into the history of the site – its timeline can be traced back three million years. They'll be able to see photos and hear stories and quotes from people who visited the hall and its grounds before it was torn down – there's even a quote from Queen Victoria. Plus, they'll be able to find out more about the team of designers and horticulturists who are working to bring the project to life.
Pre-opening group tours will take place on Mondays between April and September 2019. Tour spots are priced at £5 per person.


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Q: how can i find the average of this? I'm new to java programming and i just cant figure out how to find the average of an array nor do i know how to print the array backwards. This is my code so far:
public static void forwards(int nums, int arrayNums[]){
    for(int a=0;a<arrayNums.length;a++){
        nums =(int)(Math.random()*90+10);
        System.out.print(nums+" ");
    }
    System.out.println();
    System.out.println();
    //Average of the array
    int average=0;
    for(int b=0;b<arrayNums.length; b++){
        average=(average+arrayNums[b]);

    }
    System.out.println();
    System.out.println(average);
}

public static void backwards(int nums, int[] arrayNums){
    //backwards of the array
    for(int a=arrayNums.length; a>0;a--){
        System.out.print(nums+" ");
    }
}

public static void main (String [] args){
    int[] arrayNums = new int [Integer.parseInt
            (JOptionPane.showInputDialog("How many numbers do you want to input?"))];
    int nums = 1;
    forwards(nums,arrayNums);
    System.out.println();
    backwards(nums,arrayNums);

A: For average ---->
for (int i = 0; i < array.length; i++)
{
 sum += array[i];
}

int avegare =  sum / array.length;

For Backwards ---->
for(int i = Array.length - 1; i >= 0;i--)

A: Backwards should start with arrayNums.length-1:
public static void backwards(int nums, int[] arrayNums){
    //backwards of the array
    for(int a=arrayNums.length-1; a >= 0; a--){
        System.out.print(arrayNums[a]+" ");
    }
}

The reason is that indices go from 0 to array.length-1. That's basically what happens in a for loop.
For the average, you forgot a division by the number of elements...

A: Here is a simple way to find the average. Just add up each of the elements, and then divide by the total number of elements in the array:
public static double average(int[] array)
{
    int average =0;
    for(int i =0; i< array.length; i++ )
    {
      average += array[i];
    }
    return average/array.length;
}

Here is a backwards method. Start at array.length-1, which is the last index. From there, iterate down i--, and then end when i is zero.
public static void printBackwards(int[] array)
{
   for(int i  =array.length-1; i>= 0; i--)
  {
    System.out.print(array[i] +" ");
  }
}

When you call the methods, this is the syntax you should use:
double avg = average(arrayNums);
System.out.println(avg);

printBackwards(arrayNums);

A:
"i just cant figure out how to find the average of an array nor do i know how to print the array backwards."

*

*For averages, you should use a different method, instead of trying to it in the forwards method
public static double average(int[] arrayNums) {
    double sum = 0;
    ...
    double average = // how do you get the average of something?
    return average;
}

I started you off with the basic outline. You basically need to add all the numbers to the sum, by looping through the array, then get the average by diving it by the total of numbers in the array. Then you can print out the average like
double average = average(array);
System.out.println(average)

*for backwards, you want to print arrayNums[a] instead of nums. You should also start the loop from arrayNum.length - 1 as there is no index in the array arrayNums.length so you would get an ArerayOutOfBounds exception. Also you want the 0th index, so you want to use >=
 for(int a = arrayNums.length - 1; a >= 0  ;a--) {
      // print arrayNums[a]

*You seem to be doing the same wrong thing for forwards as you are in backwards. You want to print the arrays value for each index a, and not nums

*I would also create the random array in a different method
 public static int[] randomArray(int num) {
     int[] random = new int[nums];

          .... may array by looping
     return random;
 }

Then you the main you could just do
 int[] array = randomArray(num);
 forwards(array);
 backwards(array);
 double average = average(array);
 System.out.println(average);

*As you can see, I pass no nums to the methods. I think you should take tha parameter out of the method signatures. I see no use for them.

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Q: VBA for creating multiple PDFs Have a format for billing for partner ( no of partner 176 ) and want to create multiple PDF with different partner name (Partner names are mentioned in partnernamesheet from A1 to A176). I have created a loop however the loop which help me create the different PDF however unable to apply the name range from different sheet while saving PDFs.
Sub creatingloopforprint()
  i = 1
  Do While i < 5
    Worksheets("Invoice format").Activate Range("M14").Value = i
    ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True
    i = i + 1
  Loop
End Sub

A: This will save the excel as a PDF using the "A" & I naming logic.
Sub creatingloopforprint()
    Dim i As Integer

    i = 1

    For i = 1 To 176:
        Worksheets("Invoice format").Activate Range("M14").Value = i
        ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF, Filename:="A" & i

    Next i

End Sub

From here the specific saved and prints can be updated as necessary.


Its combination of engineering expertise, thriving business networks, deep pools of capital, strong universities and a risk-taking culture have made the Valley impossible to clone, despite many attempts to do so. There is no credible rival for its position as the world's pre-eminent innovation hub. But there are signs that the Valley's influence is peaking (see Briefing). If that were simply a symptom of much greater innovation elsewhere, it would be cause for cheer. The truth is unhappier.


Below is the newest Avicii's collaboration and remix created for the track called "Drowning" which will be singed by Laura V and remixed by Armin van Buuren. This song is featured in at least A State of Trance 495 and 513.
And here's Indigo by Ummet Ozcan, also remixed by Armin. I heard this in ASOT 495.


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Texts provide window into kidnapper's mind
Posted on May 30, 2017 May 29, 2017 by Eric Howald
By ERIC A. HOWALD
Clinton Russell Robison broke up with the woman who became his intended kidnap victim in March 2016.
Text messages and love letters from the next three months, leading up to his arrest in May 2016, show his mental state deteriorating and words turning into action. Robison was intent on "rescuing" the woman from her alleged drug use.
On April 2, 2016, Robison and his victim argue about him keeping a key to her home. Robison had recently let himself into her home while she was there and wrestled two phones away from her.
"Do you know why crazy people do crazy things? It's really quite obvious. I don't know why so many people play dumb to it, because they get pushed over the edge," Robison wrote. "You have pushed me over the edge twice now … Let me know when you catch onto what you should already know about me."
Later in the exchange, Robison demands that the victim "get the key" from him in the next hour or he will view it as consent to whatever comes next.
In the next several days, Robison continues to harass the victim, sending as many as 83 messages in the span of 90 minutes.
The situation comes to a head again in the early morning of April 5. Robison appears to be sitting outside the victim's apartment when he issues another ultimatum: "You have until I count to 25 to call me or be outside or I am going to let myself in. And I am going to use the booze I brought to light it all on fire in your apartment. In the middle of your bed."
On April 9, Robison claims to have poisoned the local heroin supply, and cautions her against using.
"I turned a 1/4 lbs in a 1/2 lbs and now it's making it's way through Salem from 4 different routes. Don't risk it. It's not worth dying for," Robison wrote.
Robison himself later faced charges of manufacturing and delivering methamphetamine.
In a text to the victim's father, on May 2, Robison uses the word kidnap for the first time: I saw her today and she was scared and angry. I knew I should have grabbed her. I should have thrown her over my shoulder and walked her to my truck a (sic) kidnapped her."
The following day, in another text to the father, he threatens to put a tracker on the victim's car.
Also on May 3, Robison contacts a friend saying he needs a "big favor from you by being my driver for 10 minutes then I jump in my jeep, you bail in your direction and we part ways."
On May 5, Robison wrote to another ex-girlfriend about his plans: "I have to get this girl. I have to, I can't wait any more. I have never experienced this before. My insides and outsides literally hurt. When I see her my heart races faster than it's ever raced."
Robison also texted his mother on the same day saying he is going to go out looking for the victim.
On May 9, Robison asked another person if he could help acquire methadone, a drug used by heroin addicts while detoxing, and tells him he plans to kidnap his ex-girlfriend.
On May 10 and 11, Robison has a long exchange with his cousin, David Elliot Cook, and the two lay out plans for a kidnapping attempt. Robison wanted Cook to be his getaway driver. Cook would later claim he talked Robison down and the pair worked on Cook's car instead. The messages show Robison asking Cook to purchase black hair dye on his way to Salem, and whether Cook's girlfriend knows anything about dying hair.
Cook eventually plead guilty to charges of conspiracy to commit kidnapping and attempt to commit kidnapping.
At the same time, Robison was writing love letters to the victim in a notebook later seized by police. In an entry dated May 10, Robison wrote, "My love, you mean so much to me that I become physically sick when I think about how I treated you and the place it drove you to."
Also on May 11, Robison asks another man about the availability of space on a large property he owns. He asks specifically if there is a barn or shack on the property.
Additionally, he contacts the victim's father again trying to explain himself. He wrote, "It's like I have a mental breakdown several times a day sometimes. I have never felt this messed up about anything before." Robison also mentions kidnapping again later in the exchange.
On May 15, in a note to the victim, Robison details driving around the streets of Keizer looking for the victim or her car when he spots it in front of a house that would become the site of his first arrest four days later.
Robison initially drove past and cleaned out the front seat of his car before parking near the Cherry Avenue home, "I didn't want you to have anything to hit me with if I took you. I didn't think I would find you let alone have an opportunity to grab you. My heart was racing .. I seriously felt like you could hook jumper cables to me and start a vehicle."
Robison wrote he got as far as kneeling down between the victim's car and a neighbor's car before deciding to leave.
Sometime between May 15 and his arrest on May 19 at the site of the SWAT team serving a search warrant on at the 3555 Cherry Avenue home, Robison appears to have made another attempt to kidnap the victim. He asked a friend and her boyfriend to drive him to the victim's house. Once they arrived, the woman and her boyfriend told police that Robison hid in the bushes while sending them to the front door. Robison wanted them to get her outside where he could grab her. The woman went to the door and spoke to the victim and told her to call the police.
Robison sent one last message admonishing the woman and her boyfriend before being arrested trying to "rescue" his intended kidnap victim at the house on Cherry Avenue Northeast.
He makes a plea for them to understand his mission, "The girl who owns my heart is afraid of me because of miscommunication and lies, and drugs. It's(sic) honestly feels like my chest is on fire when I think about it for too long."

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The all-business, short-and-to-the-point attitude is partly what we like about this week's installment in our Real People, Real Trucks series. We also like the picture, which, from our perspective, makes story contributor Joseph D.'s Ram Truck look about as tough as they come.
This Labor Day weekend, my horse turned 10 years old. He's a good horse, a powerful brute with a sleek and glossy coat, one that looks better with age. God willing, Old Gray and I will ride together for at least another 15 years, and he'll be recognized as a "Historic Vehicle." He deserves it.
Here's to hoping Joseph's Ram Truck gets all that it deserves, and more! To the rest of our RamZone readers, please remember that you're invited to submit your own Ram stories here or by clicking the Real People, Real Trucks button located to the right of this post.


Will I receive franking credits from my investments?
Yes. If you hold an Australian share ETF in your Clover portfolio and the companies within that ETF pay franked dividends, you will be entitled to those dividends and any franking credits attached to them.


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Q: My image size is fixed. How to make it flexible? I have this custom coded blog page created - Link
The width of the blog page content is perfect and this is how I want it to be. But If you look at the images, they are also stretched to match the width of the content. I don't want that to happen and moreover, the images are stretched
Here is the css code that I've added to create the content's width:
.post.type-post.status-publish * {width: 800px !important;max-width: 800px !important; margin: auto !important;}
How to make the images stay flexible and change size to my needs while keeping the content's width same?
Please help me out here.
Thanks!

A: This works for me:
.post.type-post.status-publish img {
    width:auto !important;
}


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(function() {
    var app = angular.module('dashboardApp', [
        'ngRoute',
        'dashboard'
    ]);

    var dashboard = angular.module('dashboard', []);

    dashboard.run(function($rootScope, invocationUtils, stringUtils, api, urls) {
        $rootScope.invocationUtils = invocationUtils;
        $rootScope.stringUtils = stringUtils;
        $rootScope._api = api;
        $rootScope._urls = urls;
    });

    // this is a basis for some perf improvements
    // for things that only needs to bind, well, once.
    app.directive('bindOnce', function () {
        return {
            scope: true,
            link: function($scope, $element) {
                setTimeout(function () {
                    $scope.$destroy();
                    $element.removeClass('ng-binding ng-scope');
                }, 0);
            }
        };
    });

    dashboard.factory('$exceptionHandler', function() {
        return function(exception, cause) {
            exception.message += ' (caused by "' + cause + '")';
            console.log(["CATCH", exception, cause]);
            throw exception;
        };
    });

    app.config(['$routeProvider',
        function ($routeProvider) {
            var defaultHomePage = '/jobs'; //or /functions if not in Azure Web Sites
            $routeProvider.
                when('/', {
                    redirectTo: defaultHomePage
                }).
                when('/jobs', {
                    templateUrl: 'app/views/JobsList.html',
                    controller: 'JobsListController'
                }).
                when('/jobs/triggered/:jobName', {
                    templateUrl: 'app/views/TriggeredJob.html',
                    controller: 'TriggeredJobController'
                }).
                when('/jobs/continuous/:jobName', {
                    templateUrl: 'app/views/ContinuousJob.html',
                    controller: 'ContinuousJobController'
                }).
                when('/jobs/triggered/:jobName/runs/:runId', {
                    templateUrl: 'app/views/TriggeredJobRun.html',
                    controller: 'TriggeredJobRunController'
                }).
                when('/functions', {
                    templateUrl: 'app/views/FunctionsHome.html',
                    controller: 'FunctionsHomeController'
                }).
                when('/functions/definitions/:functionId', {
                    templateUrl: 'app/views/Function.html',
                    controller: 'FunctionController'
                }).
                when('/functions/invocations/:invocationId', {
                    templateUrl: 'app/views/FunctionInvocation.html',
                    controller: 'FunctionInvocationController'
                }).
                when('/about', {
                    templateUrl: 'app/views/AboutHome.html',
                    controller: 'AboutController'
                }).
                when('/diagnostics/indexerLogEntry/:entryId', {
                    templateUrl: 'app/views/IndexerLogEntry.html',
                    controller: 'IndexerLogEntryController'
                }).
                otherwise({
                    redirectTo: '/'
                });
        }]);

    // simple paging support
    app.filter('startFrom', function() {
        return function(input, start) {
            start = +start; // ensure int
            return input.slice(start);
        };
    });

    app.run(function ($rootScope) {
        // Initialize errors / warnings
        $rootScope.errors = [];
        $rootScope.warnings = [];
    });
})();

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Friston, K J; Shiner, T; FitzGerald, T; Galea, J M; Adams, R; Brown, H; Dolan, R J; Moran, R; Stephan, K E; Bestmann, S (2012). Dopamine, affordance and active inference. PLoS Computational Biology, 8(1):e1002327.
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