Résultats

      Pamphlet given to employees of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Text reads: "A Handbook of Safety Practices for Railroad Officers and employees" "Safety Section" "Association of American Railroads 59 East Van Buren Street, Chicago, Illinois"

      Condition: Excellent

      "Wartime Sugar Savers" issued by Consumer Section-Marketing Service Dominion Department of Agriculture. Contains tips on how to ration sugar and use it more conservatively. The reverse side contains recipes.

      See the Pages box at top of this page and click the downward pointing select arrow to access different pages. This timetable notes that the Rideau Lakes Navigation Co. ran the Rideau King and Rideau Queen steamers at this time.

      Colourful pamphlet outlining the services of the American oil company Texaco. Text on front reads: "Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan Wherever you go…Trust Texaco."

      See the Pages box at top of this page and click the downward pointing select arrow to access different pages of the pamphlet.

      Accruals: Further accruals are expected.

      Pamphlet containing "By-Laws of Pembroke Lodge. A.F. & A.M. No. 128. G.R.C. Warrant dated at Hamilton 12th July A. L. 5860 A. D. 1860"

      Accruals: Further accruals are expected. NOTE: PLEASE ALSO SEE RECORDS UNDER REGISTRAR'S OFFICE.

     

      Pamphlet published in Baltimore in 1864 by the The Apostleship of Prayer Association.

      Accruals: Further accruals are expected. Note: There is a file for correspondence from the Director of Student Affairs and one for correspondence from the Wellness Director as well as files with the copies of SJU CONNECT.

      Handbooks produced by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario.

      Accruals: Further accruals are expected.

      In this interview, Geoffrey Smith talks about his experiences working in the navy and operating sonar equipment as an Anti-Submarine Detection and Investigation Officer. He describes how he ended up in this specialized division formed by Britain after World War I in order to more effectively hunt submarines. Geoffrey goes …

      In this interview, Alan John Cutmore talks about his experiences in the Canadian navy. In 1938, Alan and his family moved to Oakville from Toronto. He was seventeen. He and his brother went into the service in 1942. In June of that year he went to Halifax for training in …

      In this interview, Bernard Rich speaks about his experiences as a pilot during the Second World War. Bernard explains that he joined the airforce when he was 19 years old because he couldn’t find work in Quebec City with him being so close to the draft age. After working as …

      In this interview, Bill Shields talks about signing up with the Royal Canadian Navy and being torpedoed while serving in March 1945. Bill went to Hamilton to join the navy and trained there for six weeks before being sent to Nova Scotia and then overseas to Scotland. In Scotland, he …

      In this interview, David Senst speaks about his involvement prior to and in World War II. David joined the army back in 1937 and was actually in Norway for some time when Russia was threatening Finland. He was present at the defence of Calais, while 250,000 British troops were trying …

      In this interview, Donald Leaver tells about his experience as an officer during World War II. Donald joined the militia in 1940 with the Lorne Scots and trained in Niagara. Wanting to get into the war and see some action, he took his tests to become an officer in Toronto …