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News clippings and articles.

"Abracadabra" (ts(3))
"Ancestral Theme" / "Signature" (ts(5)/ms)
As though the mind, shaken by fiery voices… (ts/ms)
"Autumn in Wales" (ts(2))
"Carnival" (ts/ms)
I saw a bird come down… (ts)
"The Inheritors" (ts)

This file contains 4 letters and 2 postage receipts:
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 7 January 1946.
Postage Receipt from Ryerson Press for order of 'Day and Night' dated 22 October 1946.
Postage Receipt from Ryerson Press for order of 'As Ten as Twenty', 'The White Centre', and 'Day and Night' dated 3 December 1946.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 10 December 1946.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 18 December 1946.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 23 December 1946.

Vol IX of the Corps of Imperial Frontiersmen Official Gazette - Year Book.

Photocopied "contents" page.

Typewritten essay; news articles.

Review; news clippings; published short story.

1. Universiade'83 pictorial record:
   Universiade'83 pictorial record is a special issue recording the excited moment of the World University Games in 1983 in Edmonton, and it was the First World University Games held in Canada.
2. Scrapbooks:
   scrapbook 1: Volunteer for World University Games from 1-11 July 1983. With volunteer newsletters, volunteer handbook, information guide, photos, pins and volunteer name list, The Edmonton Journal paper clipping of the farewell and Chinese University Sports Delegation programs.
   scrapbook 2: Community services in 1980's. With photos, newspaper clippings, magazines, an address and tickets of commemoration of 125 Chinese in Canada.
   scrapbook 3: Community services in 1980's. With paper clippings, photos, tickets, a program and appreciation certificate.
   scrapbook 4: Bar Admission ceremony and celebration of C.H. William Cheung. With paper clippings, photos and cards to celebrate Bar Admission of C. H. William Cheung.
3. Photos:
   photo 1: Helen with her dad - Lo Fuyao (劳甫堯) in 1947.
   photos 2-7: colour photos of Helen's brother - Thomas Lo was a student of UofA visiting his god parents' in Saskatchewan on 30 December 1973. With his notes in the back of the photos.
   photo 8: Modernize Tailors Day. Bill (William Kwanda) Wong, at Modernize Tailors, Vancouver. Photo taken by Helen Cheung.

Various correspondence to, from, and relating to the United Kingdom command.

Photocopied introduction; magazine excerpt.

News clippings; articles; photocopies of published articles; handwritten notes.

1. The Lingnan (嶺南) Menu.
2. A recipe card for chop suey and chow mein.
3. 4 negatives of the interior of Lingnan (嶺南) Restaurant.
4. One Lingnan (嶺南) cookbook (12 pages ; 12 cm), published by the Yat Sun Company and the Lingnan (嶺南).
5. A Lingnan (嶺南) envelope.
6. 2 advertisements for ANAID TV productions.
7. 5 color photos of banquet scenes.
8. 1 black and white photo: inside waiting area of the Lingnan (嶺南) Restaurant in 1947.
9. 2 black and white photos: exterior of Lingnan (嶺南) Restaurant in 1947.
10. 1 color photo: interior of Lingnan (嶺南) Restaurant.
11. 2 black and white photos: banquet scenes.
12. 2 Lingnan (嶺南) postcards to show the interior of Lingnan (嶺南) Restaurant.
13. 1 Lingnan (嶺南) business card to show the interior of Lingnan (嶺南) Restaurant.
14. 5 color photos: banquet scenes.
15. 8 black and white photos: inside Lingnan (嶺南) Restaurant in November 1963.
16. 2 colour photographs of Amy Quon receiving the 2013 Global News Woman of Vision Award (October 2013).

Envelope labelled "Keep for album, Miscellaneous Pictures, De Havilland - Canada", contains:
b&w ; 13 cm x 18 cm print, group portrait of 10 men in front of aircraft outside hangar, caption reads "Doug Bader [??] June 1947. C. Hughes, C D Fairweather, CHD, B. Robnett, Hunter, Bader, Bannock, Sellers, Jones, Garratt", notation indicates Hughes, Fairweather and Robnett from Shell Oil
b&w ; 13 cm x 18 cm print of 5 men looking at aircraft engine [CHD right], caption reads "Toronto first flight Beaver", date-stamped Aug 19 1947
b&w ; 13 cm x 18 cm print, group portrait of 6 men [CHD 3rd from left] in front of building, caption reads "June 1949"

Quebecair envelope labelled "De Havilland, U.K., group pctres. of overseas managers + Sales Directors, Hatfield, etc. 1947" contains:
b&w ; 16 cm x 21 cm print, group portrait of 11 men in front of Airspeed Ambassador aircraft [another print appears in 8-188]
b&w ; 16 cm x 21 cm print, photograph of men (incl. CHD) gathered in front of Airspeed Ambassador aircraft, caption on reverse reads "at Airspeed factory, 1947"
b&w ; 16 cm x 22 cm print, photograph of men (incl. CHD) gathered in front of Airspeed Ambassador aircraft, caption on reverse reads "Airspeed factory"
b&w ; 16 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of 5 men near building and parked cars, caption on reverse reads "Garratt, Dickins, Dyment - TCA, Bishop, Lucas at De H Hatfield, Herts. U.K. 1947"
b&w ; 16 cm x 22 cm print, portrait of 7 men outside De Havilland Aircraft Company building, caption on reverse reads "Hatfield, Herts., U.K. 1947. CHD, ?, Rod Douglas, Thom, Byrne?, Hearle, Garratt" [a similar image appears in 8-188]
b&w ; 16 cm x 22 cm print, portrait of 6 men standing outside Great Nast Hyde House, caption on reverse reads "'Nast Hyde' Hatfield, Herts., U.K. L to R, Wilkins – De H, CHD, Dr. J. Green – [Cdn Govt?], Grp Capt Peter [Garvin? O'Brian?] - RCAF, John Corbie [sic] – De H, Phil Garratt. 1947, #1."
b&w ; 16 cm x 22 cm print, portrait of 6 men standing outside Great Nast Nyde House, caption on reverse reads "#2, Same as #1."

Granite Club Limited Envelope labelled "De Havilland U.K. Sir G. - Kennedy - Lucas - etc" contains:
b&w ; 26 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of a man, caption reads "CS Thom"
b&w ; 26 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of a man, caption reads "HG Rice"
b&w ; 26 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of a man, caption reads "A.S. Kennedy"
b&w ; 26 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of a man, caption reads "WD Hunter"
b&w ; 26 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of a man, caption reads "Burke[?]"
b&w ; 26 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of a man, caption reads "J Davison"
b&w ; 26 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of a man, caption reads "PG Lucas"
b&w ; 26 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of a man, caption reads "F.E.N. St. Barbe"
b&w ; 26 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of a man, caption reads "Sir G. de Havilland #65 Neg 5414 (DHC)"
b&w ; 16 cm x 22 cm print, group portrait of 12 men standing next to Airspeed Ambassador aircraft, caption reads "Radlett England Sept 9 / 1947" - print is damaged [another print appears in 8-187]
b&w ; 20 cm x 16 cm print, group portrait of 4 men [CHD 2nd from right], caption reads "Sept - 1949 Hatfield Eng ( Air Cdre [Commodore] Brian Air Cdre Hurley ) RCAF"
b&w ; 13 cm x 19 cm print, photograph of 2 men talking, caption reads "[P?]C Garratt, Doug Bader, 2 artificial legs. R.A.F. Ace at Toronto. June 1947. Flew Chipmunk."
b&w ; 13 cm x 19 cm print, photograph of 2 men talking as one steps into cockpit, caption reads "Doug Bader, legless RAF veteran. Flying chipmunk. June 1947"
b&w ; 16 cm x 22 cm print, group portrait of 11 men standing in front of Airspeed Ambassador Aircraft, caption reads "Badlett England Sept. 9th 1947. Thom, Jardine, Blomberg, R. Walker, St. Barbe, Garratt, Marshall, Crosbie, Dickins, Lucas, Kerr"
b&w ; 16 cm x 21 cm print, group portrait of 7 men in front of de Havilland building, caption reads "Hatfield England Sept - 1947." [a similar image appears in 8-187]
b&w ; 16 cm x 21 cm print, portrait of 2 men speaking in front of aircraft, caption reads "Kerr (New Zealand) Peter De Havilland, Hatfield England Sept. 1947."
b&w ; 21 cm x 16 cm print, group portrait of 5 men standing in front of building [CHD on left], caption reads "Hatfield Sept 19[55?]"
b&w ; 20 cm x 16 cm print, group portrait of 8 men standing in front of building entrance, caption reads "Sept 1949,C.D Turner - Asst GM. Quantas, CC Walker - Mayor Halford - Sir Hudson Fysk - [Chair?] Quantas. Air Cdre Hurley - R.C.A.F., Hatfield Eng"

"Matins" (ts(2))
"A Poet's Guide to Fishing" (p)
"Vancouver Winter" (ts/p)

This file contains 12 letters and a postage receipt:
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by W.E. Barlow) dated 20 March 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Frank Flemington) dated 2 April 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Frank Flemington) dated 18 April 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 1 May 1947 (review list for 'Poems for People' attached).
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 8 May 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 23 May 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Frank Flemington) dated 2 June 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Frank Flemington) dated 11 June 1947.
Postage receipt from Ryerson Press for order of 'Poems for People', 'East of the City', and 'At the Long Sault' dated 23 June 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 27 June 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 10 September 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 12 September 1947.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 19 November 1947.

An historical diary relating to "A" Squad's activities in 1948, written by Captain FA Curtis.

Photocopied articles.

Photocopied issues.

"December" (ts)
"Unwritten Letter" (ts)

: Three letters and a list on scrap paper.
1951 Letter: dated Nov 1st Feast of All Saints 1951. Letter is in German, addressed to Meine Leibe Christien (my love Christian). Mentions of Johannes. Not signed.
Dec 4th Letter: dated Second Sunday in the Advent (Christmastime) Dec 4, Golden Ridge. Letter is in German, addressed to Meine Leibe Christien (my love Christian). Contains 7 questions about Jesus Christ and mentions Evangelism. Mentions of Johannes. Not signed.
1948 Letter: dated November 21 1948. Letter is in German, addressed to Meine Leibe Christien (my love Christian). Quotes sections of the bible. Mentions of Johannes. Not signed.
List: 6th S. N. October. Partially in English with no0tes in German. Written on scrap paper, torn from original letter from a Regina office. Religious topics.

General documents relating to "A" Squad, including ledgers, membership lists, invoices, etc.

photo 1: (black and white) Fong Mah (马美昉) in 1948.
photo 2: (black and white) Fong Mah (马美昉) in 1950.
photo 3: (black and white) Family and friends saying farewell to Fong Mah (马美昉) before he departed for Canada in 1954 in Hong Kong.
photo 4: (black and white) Fong Mah (马美昉) worked as a cook at a hospital in Kamloop, their leisure activities are dancing & going to feast at the steak houses or gamble at a gambling hall in [1956?]
photo 5: (black and white) #45 on a basketball team in Montreal while working there, played with McGill students in 1962.
photo 6: While working in Montreal, Fong Mah (马美昉) joined the Ben Liu (奔流) basketball team.
photo 7: Fong Mah (马美昉) in Pincher Creek in 1960s.
photo 8: Fong Mah (马美昉) in car in Pincher Creek in 1960s.
photo 9: Wai King Mah (马蕙琼) at Pincher Creek home in 1967.
photo 10: From left to right: Fong Mah (马美昉), Mr. Pon, Mr. Mah in 1960s in Calgary.
photo 11: Tai Chi Quan Spring Festival Dinner and Dance (亚省杨家太极拳联谊会春节联欢晚会).
photo 12 -13: At Tai Chi Club practising in 1970s.
photo 14: All the owners of China Garden Restaurant in Edmonton at grand opening in 1980 (the restaurant sold in 1987).
photo 15: Started Hung Fung Calgary Chapter in 1980s.
photo 16: Hung Fung Athletic Club of Edmonton 20th anniversary celebration in 1986.
photo 17: Hung Fung in 1987.
photo 18: Edmonton Green Lion dance performance in 1980's.
photo 19: Wearing uniform of Shao Lin Hong Quan (少林洪拳).
photo 20: (black and white) Tai Chi demo in 1990s.
photo 21: Chinese New Year celebration host by Hung Fung and Edmonton Chinese Elders Mansion in 1990. 1st row from left to right: Sik Him Mah (马锡谦), Fong Lee (李愰), Ken Mah (马文义), Don Wong (黄兆俊), Fong Mah (马美昉), David Der (谢任敏), Ngo Mah (马牛), Ned Lee (李念), Hong Mah (马景康).
photo 22-37: 16 photos of performances and celebrations of Hung Fung Athletic Club 30th anniversary in 1996 at ECMCC.
photo 38: Performance at Kwan Ying Recreation Club anniversary celebration.
Item 39: Newspaper clipping of restaurant opening worship Gods ceremony in 1980.
item 40: Booklet of poems in Chinese by Chinese people from China, Hong Kong, U.S.A. and Canada, probably published in 1986. People from Canada are in pages 11, 22, 24, 29, 30, 33, 34, 40.

"At Sechelt" / "Sea Sequence" (ts)
"Call my People Home" (ts/ms)
"The Child in Fear" (ts)
"Easter" (ts)
How good it is to turn the earth again… (ts/ms)
"The Mirror" (ts)
Now, my Lord… (ts/ms)
"Variations on a Tree" (ts)
"On Tape (Cariboo Bus)" (ts/ms)

This file contains 7 letters, a royalty statement, and a postage receipt.
Royalty Statement from Ryerson Press for period 1 March 1947-29 February 1948.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 6 April 1948.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Fred(?) Ellins) dated 13 April 1948 (statement of balance with Ryerson Press attached.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Fred(?) Ellins) dated 23 April 1948.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 20 April 1948 (announcement of "Dorothy Livesay Wins Royal Society Medal" attached).
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 26 May 1948.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Fred(?) Ellins) dated 28 September 1948.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Fred(?) Ellins) dated 9 November 1948.
Postage receipt from Ryerson Press for order of 'Poems for People' dated 5 November 1948.

b&w ; 13 cm x 18 cm print, aerial photograph of Caribou herds in a snow-covered clearing, caption reads "Title: Caribou, Place: Short Lake, Date: 1949, Taken By: Dr WAF Banfield. Please credit to Canadian Wildlife Service"

General clippings. Also contains clippings relating to Vancouver Police Chief Mulligan utilising Frontiersmen as support for the Vancouver Police Department.

This file contains 3 letters and a review list:
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 7 November 1949.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 1 December 1949.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 23 December 1949 (review list for 'The Collected Poems of Raymond Knister' attached).

Correspondence to, from, and relating to "A" Squad from 1949.

Correspondence relating to the swearing in of Frontiersmen as supplementary police officers with the Vancouver Police Department.

Correspondence, documentation, and ephemera relating to the Legion from 1949 - 1950.

1. English edition and Chinese edition books:
   “Steady as you go: A Guide for Seniors to Assess Their Risks for Falling” (步步平安: 老年人跌跤危險性評定手册) published in 1996 by Capital Health Authority and Public Health Services (公共衛生服務局).
2. One book “Royal Hong Kong Police: In Service of the Community, 1949-1974” (服務社會二十五週年特刊, 一九四九--一九七四) by Ann Calderwood.
3. One book “Royal Visit 1986: Official Souvenir Programme” (英女皇訪港: 政府紀念特刊).

b&w ; 11 cm x 13 cm print [image is reversed] of man waving from Wardair aircraft in snowy field to person with dog team, caption reads "Yellowknife NWT 1950, May Ward's Beaver near Yellowknife NWT"
b&w ; 9 cm x 15 cm print of 3 men posing for photograph, another looking away, next to aircraft in snowy field

Correspondence to, from, and relating to "A" Squad from 1950.

An incomplete run of Legion training leaflets dating from the [1950s] through 1991.

Account ledgers, greetings/sympathy cards, post cards, invoice, etc.

Handwritten notes; photocopied articles, reviews, and editorials; two letters from Kent Thompson to David McKnight.

Newspaper clippings:
1.Newspaper clippings with three series reflections on Chinese Benevolence Association new building, fundraising performance on 30 November 1966.
2.Newspaper clippings book. Articles are from 1950's till 1970's, and a lot of articles are from the local Chinese Newspapers.
3.Newspaper clipping of staff name list of Edmonton Chinese Business Association in charge of the fundraising performance for Chinese Benevolence Association new building.
4.Edmonton Journal clipping titled "Edmonton's Chinese plan heritage fight" on 20 March 1974.
5.Chinatown Credit Union promotion handout:
Chinatown Credit Union promotion handout, including board members names with a photo, business service plan.

6. Certificate of Incorporation of the Chinese Dramatic Club of Edmonton:
   Certificate of Incorporation of the Chinese Dramatic Club of Edmonton, issued on 20 May 1980 by Alberta Consumer and Corporate Affairs.
7. Chinese Dramatic Club members's annual form: Chinese Dramatic Club members's annual form in 1990s.
   Honorable certificates:
8. Letter or honoured appointment of Jimmy Gin (甄炳沾) to be a consultant of the fourth reunion of Taishan Immigration in Canada on 1 September 1984.
   9.Appreciation certificate of Chinese Canadian National Council Edmonton Chapter to Jimmy Gin's outstanding contribution on 3 December 1983.
9. Appreciation certificate of Chinese Canadian National Council to Jimmy Gin's outstanding contribution on October 1986-1987.
10. Merit certificate to Jimmy Gin in recognition of his outstanding service to the Edmonton Chinese Community, issued by Chinese Benevolent Association in October 1977 [Located in Oversize File].
11. Handwritten speech article: Jimmy's handwritten speech article at Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club 81st anniversary party.
12. First issue of first Chinese publication in Alberta:
    First Chinese publication in Alberta, the "Cultural Expression Quarterly" ("文聲季刊") first issue in May 1981.
13. A copy of "The Great Circus of China: Canada 1982".
14. Chinese music record's cover: 2 Chinese music records' covers.
15. The statement of death of Jimmy's mother:
    Jimmy's mother Yim Jin Gin's Statement of Death issued on 28 March 2005. Yim Jin Gin passed away in her 91 year old on 16 December 2004.
16. Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club:1 small album booklet containing 6 photos of Dramatic Club group photo and their musical instruments.
17. Photographs:
    photo 1: Jimmy Gin (甄炳沾) wearing Chinese Dramatic Club uniform (16 October 1994).
    photo 2: 11 x 16 cm in 16 x 21 cm window mat , photograph and backing are glued together. Group photo of Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club wearing its uniform in 1983 or 1984; first line from left: 周惠, ?, 胡啓明, 梁暖, 杨耀华, 张先成, 马景威; second line from left: 曹元昌, 马兆欢, ?, 王国光, 甄炳沾, 姚星辉, 许景.
    photo 3: 20 x 25 cm group photo of Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club celebrating 81st anniversary banquet in 1998.
    photo 4: 20 x 25 cm group photo of Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club.
    photo 5-10: Group photos of Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club in varied years.
    photo 11: Jimmy with Hong Hong (红虹) in 1977 or 1978. She visited Edmonton and performed for celebration of Chinese Elder's Mansion.
    photo 12: Jimmy, his wife and Zhao, Bin, the advisor of Chinese University Sports Delegation of Universiade'83 (World University Games) on 8 July 1983.
    photo 13: Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club 83rd anniversary and installation of the New Board of directors celebration party on 12 March 2000.
    photo 14: Performance at Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club 79th anniversary and celebrating Chinese Lunar New Year banquet in 1996.
    photo 15-16: Performances at Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club 74th anniversary banquet.
    photo 17: Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club performance (15 May 1987).
    photo 18-23: Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club and Calgary Zhen Xing Cantonese Opera Club performances for ECMCC fundraising on 3 May 1998.
    photo 24-25: With actors on 9 June 2002. Performance to celebrate 85th anniversary of Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club at ECMCC.
    photo 26: Group photo at Calgary Cando Music (卡加利金紫音樂社) Society 8th anniversary party.
    Edmonton Chinese Benevolent Association New building open ceremony:
    photo 27: Group photo at Edmonton Chinese Benevolent Association (點問頓中華會館) new building open ceremony .
    Sports' events:
    photo 28: 20 x 27 cm With athletes at 4th Hong Mar Table Tennis Memorial Cup (馬景康紀念盃乒乓球賽)at ECMCC. 1992.
    photo 29: 20 x 25 cm Sharks hockey team group photo.
    ECDC visited Baisha (白沙) in Guangzhou, China:
    photo 30 -35: Group photos while visiting Baisha in Guangzhou, China in 2009.
    photo 36: Construction of allumi's building of Hua Ying school (華英中学) in Baisha.
    Welcome Tibet Art Delegation group:
    photo 37: Welcome Tibet Art Delegation group (西藏藝術團) photo.
    photo 38: Group photo at a dinner party on 30 May 1997.
    photo 39: Group photo on 30 May 彭炽秋, 林佩珍夫妇, 叶幼琪, 李凤, 郭凤女.
    Celebrating 125 years (1858-1983) of Chinese Community in Canada.
    photo 40: Group photo of celebrating 125 years (1858-1983) of Chinese Community in Canada.
    Welcome Chinese Athletics to the 12th World University Game in Edmonton in 1983:
    photo 41: Welcome Chinese Athletics to the 12th World University Game in Edmonton in 1983, presenting a plaque to show Chinese Communities' best wishes to Chinese Athletes.
    Walkathon in 1993:
    photo 42-43: Group photos of Edmonton Chinatown Multi-Culture Center Walkathon in 1993.
    photo 44: Dragon dancing of Edmonton Chinatown Multi-Culture Center Walkathon in 1993.
    photo 45: Lion dancing to celebrate Chinese lunar new year at ECMCC.
    photo 46: Ceremony, hanging with Canadian and Chinese National flags.
    Board members of Chinese Elders' Mansion:
    photo 47: 19 x 24 cm photograph in 24 X 29 cm board mat (window and backing are glued together), photograph and mat are enclosed in attached cardboard envelope. Board members of Chinese Elders' Mansion (耆英大厦). Granted the photo to Jimmy by the board of Chinese Elders' Mansion.
    photo 48: 19 x 24 cm photograph in 24 X 29 cm board mat (window and backing are glued together), photograph and mat are enclosed in attached cardboard envelope. Board members of Chinese Elders' Mansion. Granted the photo to Jimmy by the board of Chinese Elders' Mansion.
    Group photo after performance at ECMCC in June 1982:
    photo 49: 19 x 24 cm photograph in 24 x 29 cm board mat (window and backing are glued together), photograph and mat are enclosed in attached cardboard envelope. Group photo after performance at ECMCC in June 1982. Granted the photo to Jimmy by ECMCC.
    Performances in 1960s:
    photo 50: 黄冠华 (生) artist from Seattle, performed "十年一觉杨州梦" in December 1965.
    photo 51: 黄华 Red Deer farmer, performed at Victoria Composite High School in December 1965.
    photo 52-53: Performances in December 1965.
    photo 54: Chinese Dramatic Club performance in December 1966.
    Performances in 1950s:
    photo 55: (black and white) 潘桢祥 performed "胡不归" at Chinese Freemason in Calgary. (the time at the back of the photo was probably not matching, it should be the same date as the photos 56-60) “移风易俗” was a popular slogan in mainland China in Mao's time.
    photo 56: (black and white) performance on Feb 6, 1955 in Calgary.
    photo 57-58: (black and white) performance "胡不归" in 1950s.
    photo 59-60: (black and white) performance on Feb 6, 1955 in Calgary.
    photo 61-63: (black and white) performance on Dec 27, 1953 at 华侨公所 in Edmonton.
    photo 64: (black and white) performed "游龙戏凤" for fundraising for fire disaster in Jiulong Shi Jia Wei (九龙石夹尾) in 1953. Jimmy was the secretary. It has the note of people's names on the photo.
    Horse races:
    photo 65: (black and white) Jimmy on the horse, working in Jasper and horse riding in leisure time in 1953 or 1954.
    photo 66: 20 x 25 cm photograph, containing two color images of a Northlands Park horse race. The top photo, 19 x 8 cm is the 'photo finish' picture taken at the end of the race, while the bottom photo, 19 x 13 cm shows the horse in the winner's circle posed with the owner and training team on 14 July 1977.
    photo 67: 20 x 25 cm photograph, containing two color images of a Northlands Park horse race. The top photo, 19 x 8 cm is the 'photo finish' picture taken at the end of the race, while the bottom photo, 19 x 13 cm shows the horse in the winner's circle posed with the owner and training team on 10 June 1980.
    photo 68: 20 x 25 cm photograph, containing two color images of a Northlands Park horse race. The top photo, 19 x 8 cm is the 'photo finish' picture taken at the end of the race, while the bottom photo, 19 x 13 cm shows the horse in the winner's circle posed with the owner and training team on 8 June 1982.
    photo 69: 20 x 25 cm photograph, containing two color images of a Northlands Park horse race. The top photo, 19 x 8 cm is the 'photo finish' picture taken at the end of the race, while the bottom photo, 19 x 13 cm shows the horse in the winner's circle posed with the owner and training team on 24 June 1982.
    Business photos:
    photo 71-73: Own restaurant at Peace River in 1961, then to open McNamara grocery in 1963.
    photo 74: Jimmy father's grocery (Gins' Grocery and Confectionery) at 99 St & 102 Ave in 1963.
    photo 75-76: Photos taken at his Ideal Food Market in May, 1964.
    photo 77: At Stony Plain Q Mark in 1971, which was opened in 1968. It was his second store.
    photo 78: With family at Steele Heights Food Market, July 29, 1987.
    photo 79: With family at Steele Heights Food Market; Jimmy, Ken Keith, Kit Wai Gin.
    photo 80-81: With family at Steele Heights Food Market in different years.
    photo 82: With family at Steele Heights Food Market, March 16, 1991.
    photo 83: With family at Steele Heights Food Market.
    photo 84-88: (black and white) Jimmy at the business place when he was young in late 1950s.
    Edmonton Chinese Businessmen Association:
    photo 89: Members' group photo at open ceremony of new buildings of Edmonton Chinese Businessmen Association.
    photo 90: The office building of Edmonton Chinese Businessmen Association.
    Jimmy Gin in 1950's and early 1960's:
    photo 91: (black and white) Jimmy at Army barrack in 1959, a friend in town invited him.
    photo 92: (black and white) at the gate of Chinese Benevolent Association (點問頓華僑公所) on 7 March 1954.
    Photo 93-95: (black and white) as a representative of Edmonton Benevolent Association to attend the open ceremony of Calgary's Guo min dang at Jasper park Canton Restaurant on 28 April 1954.
    photo 96: (black and white) group photo of a basketball team.
    photo 97: (black and white) a group photo swimming.
    photo 98-106: (black and white) Jimmy with his friends from July 1953 till March 1960, some of the dates unknown.
    photo 107: (black and white) 9 x 14 cm photograph in 14 x 21 cm board mat (window and backing are glued together), photograph and mat are enclosed in attached cardboard cover. Jimmy with his cousin.
    photo 108-112: (black and white) Jimmy's photos from March 1952 till March 1960.
    photo 113: Work at restaurant in Peace River in 1955/1956.
    Jimmy 's wedding:
    photo 114: (black and white) 16 x 11 cm photograph in 22 x 19 cm board mat (window and backing are glued together), photograph and mat are enclosed in attached cardboard envelope. Jimmy's wedding with families in May 1963.
    photo 115-117: (black and white) at Jimmy's wedding party in May 1963.
    photo 118-122: Jimmy's wedding party in May 1963.
    Jimmy's children:
    photo 123-127: Family photos in May 1964. Kenny Gin was a baby.
    photo 128: Jimmy's family (Kenny, Keelin and Keith) with his parents at home at 9835 74 street in 1969.
    photo 129: Jimmy with his children: Kenny, Keeling and Keith.
    photo 130: 25 x 20 cm black and white photograph. Jimmy with his wife at home.
    photo 131: (black and white) Jimmy's mom (Yim Jin Gin) with her grandson at home.
    photo 132: Jimmy, his wife, Jimmy's parents, and Jimmy's two son: Kenny and Keith. October 1968.
    Gin's families:
    photo 133: Jimmy's mom and dad.
    photo 134: (black and white) Jimmy's dad.
    photo 135: (black and white) Jimmy's mom at home.
    photo 136-137: Jimmy's mom and dad at their grocery store.
    photo 138: (black and white) Jimmy with his parents in March 1960.
    photo 139: (black and white) Jimmy with friends.The photograph appears to be taken by an Edmonton street photographer who took pictures of people walking in the downtown, and sold the pictures to his subjects.
    photo 140: (black and white) from left to right: Jimmy, his dad, his mom, his uncle and cousin.
    photo 141: (black and white) Jimmy with his dad. December 1950.
    photo 142: (black and white) family photo ( from left to right) Standing: cousin, cousin, uncle (in Philippines), uncle, father, cousin, Jimmy, older sister. Sitting: uncle's wife, uncle's son, aunt, aunt, mother.
    photo 143: (black and white with hand tinned color) Jimmy was a boy with his mom and sister.
    photo 144: (black and white) Jimmy was a teenager with his family.
    photo 145: (black and white with hand tinned color) Jimmy with his sisters.
    photo 146: Hand tinned color. Jimmy with his sisters.
    photo 147: Hand tinned color. 16 x 11 cm photograph in 20 x 23 cm paper mat, photograph and backing are glued together. Jimmy's mother when she was young.
    photo 148: Jimmy's mother before she passed away.
    photo 149: Hand tinned color. Jimmy's grandfather.
    photo 150: (black and white) family group photo at the wedding, 1963.
    photo 151: 20 x 25 cm photograph in 28 x 35 cm paper mat, photograph and backing are glued together. Group photo at open ceremony of new buildings of Edmonton Chinese Businessmen Association (華埠儲蓄貸款會). Attached a paper clipping at the back with members' names and event introduction [Located in Oversize File].
    photo 152: 40 x 50 cm colored photograph mounted on hard board. Big group photo at open ceremony of new buildings of Edmonton Chinese Businessmen Association (點城華人雜貨商會) [Located in Oversize File].
    Paper clippings glued on 28 X 35 cm hard board, about Edmonton Chinese Businessmen Association new building open ceremony, with handwriting members' names and event introduction [Located in Oversize File].
    photo 153: 39 x 49 cm photograph with a 9 x 13 cm small photograph and three paper clippings about the events glued on it. Group photo of Edmonton Chinese Businessmen Association (點城華人什貨商會)celebrating 125 years of Chinese in Canada [Located in Oversize File].
    Chinatown Credit Union:
    photo 154: 28 x 35 cm photograph in 30 x 40 cm paper mat, photograph and backing are glued together. First board of directors, supervisory committee & credit committee for the year 1978-79 of Chinatown Credit Union (華埠儲蓄貸款會) [Located in Oversize File].
    photo 155: 28 x 35 cm photograph. Board of directors, supervisory committee members for the year 1981-82 of Chinatown Credit Union (華埠儲蓄貸款會) [Located in Oversize File].

photo 1: (black and white) Eddie doing weightlifting in 1953.
photo 2: (black and white) Eddie with Jimmy (甄炳沾) and Ma Baichao (马柏超) in 1953.
photo 3: (black and white) with Chinese Youth musical club (华人青年文娱社）and sports club (体育联合会) in August 1954.
photo 4: (black and white) Eddie with Chinese Youth musical club in June 1955.
photo 5: (black and white) Eddie practising music with a friend in March 1957.
photo 6-10: (black and white) Dong fang hong farm (东方红农场) in St. Albert in 1957.
photo 11: (black and white) Eddie with Lynn Mellenstrand, pianist. ALTO singer in Tamaracks at CKUA radio station on 12 March 1958.
photo 12: (black and white) Singing at CKUA on 12 March 1958.
photo 13: (black and white) Eddie tenor, Allan Meronick bass, Clara Schmidt soprano, Lynn Mellenstrand alto, in Tamaracks at CKUA radio station of Edmonton on March 12, 1958.
photo 14: (black and white) Guangzhou Orchestra in 1958. Eddie the third from left of the third row.
photo 15: (black and white) Eddie acting as the emperor with Dramatic Club (警世钟) in 1962.
photo 16: (black and white) 14.5 x 21 cm. Arts Festival to celebrate 10 years founding of China in Guangdong province. Guangzhou Orchestra (广州乐团) performed "珠江之歌", and post the picture with Dance Chorus of Southern China (华南歌舞团) in Zhongshan Memorial Hall in 1959. Eddie at the seven from left of the second last line.
photo 17-18: (colour) Chinese volleyball team in 1970s.
photo 19: (colour) Eddie's daughter (英瑛) the first from right, performed in Multi-cultural Festival in 1973.
photo 20: (colour) The Wong's benevolent Association (黄氏宗亲) celebrating Chinese New Year in 1972.
photo 21: (colour) Eddie's friend- 均良 at the first from right of the second row. They won the first prize at Beijing Chorus Festival. Presenting this picture to Eddie as a gift on 11 May 1987.
photo 22-23: (colour) With Chinese delegations at the World University Games in July 1983.
photo 24-25: (colour) Group performance at The Wong's Canadian National Convention.
photo 26: (colour) Singing with Hua Sheng (华声合唱团) in 1987.
photo 27: (colour) Singing at Christmas party in 1988.
photo 28: (colour) Women singing at Multi-cultural Festival in 1989.
photo 29: (colour) Eddie singing on 15 May 1999.
photo 30: (colour) Group performance. Choralfest '99 North, March 10-13, 1999, at Sherwood Park.
photo 31-35: (colour) Group performances.
photo 36: (colour) Group performance for remembrance on 5 May 2002.
photo 37: (colour) Eddie wearing the Air Cadets' uniform.
photo 38: (colour) Group photo at the party of Chinese Community's farewell dinner for the LT. Governor The Hon. Norman Kwong and Mrs. Mary Kwong (华人社区欢送省督林佐民暨夫人李月娴荣休晚会).
photo 39: (colour) Eddie playing Chinese music, 2009.
photo 40: (colour) Eddie rewarded at his 20th Anniversary serving for Edmonton Chinese Choir, from 1987-2007.
photo 41: (colour) Eddie Wong in Yee Kin Grocery Store grocery store, c. 1982.

Pages from The Cominico magazine (Dec. 1950 issue), including article "The goose is an awkward bird" by Ted Nagle on p.18-19, with handwritten annotations

Printed postcards copyrighted and published by Byron Harmon Photos and printed in the U.S.A. Postcard numbers range from C5303 to C6534, and there are multiple copies of 1013G and 4763G. Each card is titled, and photography credits include the Canadian Pacific Railway Co., and Byron Harmon Photos.

Complete set of 20 postcards photographed, copyrighted, and published by Byron Harmon Photos and printed in the U.S.A. by Scenic Art. Postcards are packaged in their original envelope that was sold as a set of 20 for $1.00.

"Lines on a Poet Who Stopped Writing (P.K. Page)" (ts(3)/ms)
"Adam's Choice" (ts)
"Autumn" (ts/ms)
"Bulldozer" (ts)
"The Invisible Sun" / "Housewife" (ts)
"On Seeing" (ts)
"Tale" (ts)

1. Photocopied Soo Chong Fong’s certificate of Canadian citizenship (Series A, No. 92428), issued on November 25, 1950.
2. Photocopied Soo Chong Fong’s Dominion of Canada of " Head Tax" (new series C.I. 5, No. 91918).
3. A tourist brochure on Kaiping diaolou and villages (开平碉楼旅游), the first World Cultural Heritage in Guangdong (广东首项世界文化遗产).
4. A brochure on the exhibition “Descendants of Yinonglu” (逸農盧的传人).
5. An airmail envelope, from Kim TeWinkle to Siu Yee Fong.

(Box 20, 1 of 2, File 67)

1. A birthday card (21 x 39 cm.)
2. Hong Kong international certificates of vaccination or revaccination against smallpox for Gain Sane Lim (林景生) on September 29, 1955.
   Hong Kong international certificates of vaccination or revaccination against T.A.B. for Gain Sane Lim (林景生) on September 29, 1955.
   Hong Kong international certificates of vaccination or revaccination against cholera for Gain Sane Lim (林景生) on September 29, 1955.
3. Jim Lim’s business card (1963-1971).
4. Black and white photo: The Beachcomber restaurant located at 8th street & 7th avenue (41 cooks, 20 servers, 140 employees).
   5-6. Black and white photos: People eating together.
5. Black and white photo: Royal Tahitian dancers.
   8-9. Black and white photos: Band performance.
6. Black and white photo: A portrait to Gain Sane (景生) from Tengxiang (藤香) on September 7, 1974.
   11-13. Black and white photo: Portraits for Gain Sane (景生) from Wendy.
7. One photo album containing 248 black and white photos and 22 color photos reflecting Lam’s life in 1950s and 1960s.
8. One photo album containing 51 black and white photos and 2 color photos reflecting Lam’s life in 1950s and 1960s.
9. Six black and white photos: Rehearsal and performance.
10. Five black and white photos: Rehearsal and performance.
11. Three black and white photos and two color photos: Performances and group photos after performances.
12. Black and white photo: Group photo after performance.
13. Black and white photo: Performance.
    21-22. Black and white photos: Performances.
    23-26. Color photos: Performances.
14. Black and white photo: Rehearsal.
15. Black and white photo: In front of the lake.
    29-37. Color photos: Performances.
16. Color photo: A parade.
17. Color photo: Waiters and waitress whom Jimmy supervised at a Calgary restaurant in 1980s.
18. Color photo: Jimmy with Jiabao Luo (罗家宝) in 1985.
19. Color photo: Group photo after performance in Vancouver in 1990s.
20. Color photo: Group photo of fundraising for the Freemason Sports Club's meeting (洪门体育会) in Vancouver in 1990s.
21. Color photo: Chinese New Year 1992.
22. Color photo: Group photo of a trip to Nanaimo.
23. Color photo: Cantonese opera performance in 1998.
24. Color photo: Jimmy at friend’s wedding in 1987.
25. Color photo: Premier Don Getty and artist Diwan Huang (黄棣婉) with Jimmy Lim working as a volunteer at Chinese New Year celebration banquet.
26. Color photo: Diwan Huang (黄棣婉)’s performance photo in 1992.
27. Color photo: Diwan Huang (黄棣婉)’s performance photo.
28. Color photo: Jimmy Lim with Taiwanese singer Au-yeung Ching (欧阳晴) and Mr. & Mrs. Ken Pon.
29. Color photo: The Edmonton Chinese Freemason’s 39th anniversary performance at ECMCC.
30. Color photo: After performance.
    53-55. Color photos: Group photos after performance.
    56-57. Color photos: Performances.
31. Color photo: Jimmy with friends.
32. Color photo: Singing.
    60-61. Color photos: Opera orchestras.
33. Color photo: Lam with friends at popular tourist spot.
34. Black and white photo: Youth life.
    64-69. Color photos: Lam traveling with friends.
35. Black and white photo: Lam at party in August 1964.
    71-74. Color photos: Lam at party in August 1964.
    75-80. Color photos: Lam at banquet in March 1965.
36. Color photo: Jimmy Lim singing Cantonese opera at a fundraising banquet in 1990s.
37. Color photo: Singing Cantonese opera at a fundraising banquet in 1990s.
38. Color photo: Jimmy Lim and other performers at ECMCC.
39. Color photo: Jimmy Lim performing “Wu qing bao jian” (无情宝剑) at ECMCC.
    85-97. Black and white photos: Family life.
    98-99. Color photos: At banquet.
    100-102. Color photos: The Jin Wah Sing Music Society invited Taiwanese pop singers to perform at their facility in 1987-1988.
40. Color photo: With friends.
41. Color photo: Lam cut meat in May 1965.
    105-108. Black and white photos: Lam at party in September 1964.
    109-110. Color photos: Lam in July 1970 parade.
42. Color photo: Cross-dressed to play mother-in-law by Jimmy Lim in the play “胡不归” in 1990s.
    112-113. Color photos: Lam’s post show photos. 1964-1965.
    114-115. Color photos: Photos with views of Edmonton in the background.
    116-117. Color photos: Parades.
    118-119. Color photos: After performance.
43. Color photo: At a banquet.
44. Color photo: Lam’s portrait.
45. Color photo: A special event.
    123-128. Black and white photos: Family life.
    129-145. Color photos: Lam with family members and friends.

(Box 20, 2 of 2, File 67)

146. One photo album containing 152 black and white photos and 9 color photos reflecting Lam’s life in 1950s and 1960s.
147. One photo album containing 165 black and white photos and 3 color photos reflecting Lam’s life in 1950s and 1960s.
148. Black and white photo: Lam’s portrait (24 x 18 cm).

Printed postcards copyrighted and published by Byron Harmon Photos and printed in Canada. Postcard numbers range from 101 to 130, with many cards having multiple copies. Each card is titled, and there are no photography credits.

This file contains 11 letters, a write-up for "Call My People Home", and a review list:
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 20 March 1950.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 7 June 1950.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Enid Thornton) dated 17 July 1950.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 24 August 1950.
Letter from Livesay (not signed) to Frank Flemington dated 21 September 1950.
Copy of write-up for the chapbook publication of "Call My People Home".
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Frank Flemington) dated 16 October 1950.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 25 October 1950.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 17 November 1950.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Frank Flemington) dated 21 November 1950.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 27 November 1950 (review list for "Call My People Home" attached).
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 5 December 1950.

Issue reprint; articles; news clippings.

b&w ; 9 cm x 13 cm print, photograph of CHD and 4 other men in front of Seigniory Club crest, caption on reverse reads "Seigniory Club, nov 1950 meeting"

Printed postcards copyrighted and published by Byron Harmon Photos and printed in the U.S.A. Postcard numbers range from C3106 to C12344, with some cards having multiple copies. Each card is titled, and photography credits include the Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Byron Harmon Photos, Vic Hendrickson, Don Harmon, and Bruno Engler.

Printed postcards copyrighted and published by Byron Harmon Photos and printed in the U.S.A. and Canada. Postcard numbers range from C5309 to C23431, SC7443 to SC11751, and one CC11198. Some of the cards have multiple copies. Each card is titled, and photography credits include Byron Harmon Photos, Bruno Engler, Don Harmon, John C. Holroyd, and the Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Printed postcards copyrighted and published by Byron Harmon Photos and printed in the U.S.A. and Canada. Postcard numbers range from C5303 to C6620. Each card is titled, and photography credits include Byron Harmon Photos, and the Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Passport. Issued to Dickins by Canada Dept. of External Affairs, May 18, 1951.

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer "M" Licence. Issued to Dickins by Canada Dept. of Transport, Jul. 26, 1951.

photo 1: Members of Youth Groups of the Edmonton Chinese United Church (点城华人青年会), performing a Cantonese Opera at a party.
photo 2: From left to right: Yu Peijun (余培俊), Ma Xinyan (马新燕), Mah Stan (马修身), Ma Binghui (马炳辉), Pan Dongming (盘东明), Ma Meixiao (马美笑). The Youth Group had various activities, such as: basketball, volleyball, singing Cantonese Opera and pop songs in the year of 1951 or 1952.
photo 3: Stan Mah's father (马镜河) speaking in the hall of Koumindong (国民党礼堂) in October 1965.
7 album prints containing 35 various of photos of the youth life of Stan Mah and his friends.

1. Sam Sing Mah’s Duplicate Certificate of Title.
   Born in China in 1864, came to Canada in 1889 at the age of 25, initially settled in Victoria (lived there 10 years, till 1899), then moved to Saskatoon for a brief stay before moving to Edmonton at the turn of the century.
2. A handwritten invitation and an accompanying envelope.
   A handwritten invitation from Lee Xianghu (李祥護, alias Paul Lee Tin Bow, Donald Lee’s father) to a baby party to celebrate the birth of Donald Lee at one month old.
   The invitation was handwritten with a brush and ink in traditional and literary Chinese.
   Celebration party was held at the Lingnan Restaurant on December 9 (no year) at 7:00 pm.
   Invitation is addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Foo Leong (alias Ten Foo Leong).
   An accompanying envelope with a return address of Lee Bros. Grocery, 10630 - 95th Street, Edmonton, Alberta.
3. A letter dated August 15, 1994 from Anna Mah with a letterhead Alfred & Anna Mah, 3704 - 32 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, T6T 1G1.
4. A covering note dated November 19, 1951 to P.B.T. Lee at 10630 - 95 St., Edmonton, Alberta from the Alberta Department of Public Health Bureau of Vital Statistics for a birth certificate.
5. McCauley School Award Day Program dated June 14, 1966.
   At the back of the Program is a handwritten direction from the school principal Mr. Barson to Donald Lee to gather the choir class.
6. Donald Lee’s handwritten speaking notes for his report of the Students’ Council of McCauley School.
7. University of Alberta Transit Guide effective September 8, 1970.
8. Calendar of 1972/1973, Faculty of Law, University of Alberta.
   There is photo of Donald Lee at the Law School Court. G.L. Fridman was Dean of the Faculty of Law at that time.
9. A covering memo from M.E. Martin (Committee Secretary) to Donald Lee, Chairman of the Parking Appeals Committee dated April 3, 1974 with attached documents.
   The attached documents dated April 1, 1974 (from G.A. Bulat, the Outside Plant Engineer) and April 2, 1974 (from M.G. Poole, Assistant to the Vice-President, Finance and Administration) regarding some proposed changes to the University Traffic and Parking Regulations. Don Lee and his Committee was requested to provide feedback on the proposed changes.
   A sticky note dated April 8, 1974 from Nancy to Mr. Lee regarding M.G. Poole requesting a meeting to discuss issues raised in his Memo and attachment.
   An envelope addressed to Mr. Don Lee, 4908 Malmo Road, Edmonton, Alberta from the University.
10. McCauley Elementary and Junior High School 75th anniversary assembly program dated May 8, 1987.
11. McCauley School 75th anniversary (1912-1987) souvenir book.
12. Donald Lee’s grade 9 (1965-1966) Edmonton Public Schools Junior High School Report Card with an envelope.
13. A Christmas letter from Ross Campbell to the Lee Family dated November 17, 1992.
    There is a long handwritten letter dated December 4, 1992 from Ross Campbell to Donald, Mrs. Lee Jr. & Sr., and family. Ross talked about how he met Don’s father and how they became good friends.
14. A certificate issued by the Journal certifying that Donald Lee lived through Edmonton’s record cold spell Jan. 7 - Feb. 1, 1969.
15. McCauley School Christmas Lit Program.
16. A record of Theodore David (泽仁) and Percy’s (泽球) birth dates as per the Lunar calendar and the Gregorian calendar. It also recorded the birth dates and hours according to Hong Kong time.
17. Lee Tin Bow’s Head Tax Certificate (New series C.I. 5, Number 82917), issued on June 24, 1921. ($500 head tax; native of Dai Hong of Hoi Ping; aged 14; landed in Victoria B.C. on June 17, 1921; dates at the back of the certificate: 1926, 1931, 1937, 1950).
18. Certificate of Canadian Citizenship of Paul B.T. Lee (Series A, Number 93495) issued under the Canadian Citizenship Act, issued on December 12, 1950. (effective date January 22, 1951; trade or occupation: grocer; place and date of birth: Tai Kwong, Canton, China, October 27, 1907)
19. A letter to Paul Lee from the Department of Citizenship and Immigration Canadian Citizenship Registration Branch, dated November 13, 1950.
20. Paul B.T. Lee’s (李天宝) Certificate of Registration of Overseas Chinese, dated on December 12, 1950, issued by the Consulate General of the Republic of China in Vancouver B.C., no. 8635.
21. Lee Tin Bow (李天宝)’s passport of the Republic of China (中华民国护照), issued on Nov. 20, 1948 by the Consulate General of the Republic of China in Vancouver B.C., no. HK 512262.
22. Lee Tin Bow (李天宝)’s Canadian passport, issued on Feb, 15, 1989, expired on Feb. 15, 1994.
23. American President Lines passenger identification copy of Mr. Lee Tin Bow for steamship “General Gordon”, dated March 18, 1950.
24. American President Lines, Ltd. issued letter regarding the exchange order of Mr. Lee Tin Bow, issued in Hong Kong on Jan. 25, 1950.
25. Lee Tin Bow’s International Certificate of Vaccination Against Smallpox, issued by the Assistant Port Health Officer of Hong Kong, inspected on Jan. 28, 1950, certificate no. 148813.
26. Lee Tin Bow’s International Certificate of Inoculation Against typhoid and paratyphoid A & B (T.A.B.), issued by the Assistant Port Health Officer of Hong Kong, date of inoculation: Jan. 24, 1950, certificate no. 45061.
27. Lee Tin Bow’s International Certificate of Inoculation Against cholera, issued by the Assistant Port Health Officer of Hong Kong, date of inoculation: Jan. 24, 1950, certificate no. 104330.
28. Lee Tin Bow alias Lee Xianghu (李祥护)’s Nationalist party of China (Kuomintang) membership monthly fee booklet with an envelope.
29. Lee Tin Bow alias Lee Xianghu (李祥护)’s Lee’s Association of Canada foldable membership card with an envelope.
30. Lee Tin Bow alias Lee Xianghu (李祥护)’s Lee Benevolent Association of Canada pocket-size membership card.
31. Lee Tin Bao’s notarized document certifying his marriage to his wife Tay Len Lee (李许翠莲).
32. Legal document: An agreement prepared by the lawyer for Paul Lee to purchase his business partner’s share of the grocery store (land, buildings, stock, and fixtures), dated Dec. 31, 1954. Trade name of the business: Lee Brother. Paul Lee buying out his business partner Jim Lee for $13,500.00.
33. 6 pages of legal document regarding sales of real property by a lawyer, dated February 23, 1970.
34. 15 pages of correspondences between the Nanyang Commercial Bank, Ltd (南洋商业银行) in Hong Kong and Lee Xianghu (alias Paul Lee Tin Bow) or his wife Tay Len Lee (李许翠莲). Except for the year 1990, all correspondences related to overseas remittances. (1970-1990)
35. 3 signature cards of the Nanyang Commercial Bank, Ltd (南洋商业银行) in Hong Kong signed by Paul Lee.
36. A letter envelope stamped as being sent from Canton (now Guangzhou), addressed to Lee Bros. at 10669-95 Street, Edmonton in English, addressed to Lee Xianghu in Chinese.
37. 2 Nanyang Commercial Bank, Ltd (南洋商业银行) of Hong Kong leaflets in Chinese.
38. Statement of the Edmonton Chinese Action Committee to oppose the Green Paper, written in English and Chinese. It demands the government to withdraw the Green Paper and deal with immigration from all regions and nationalities on the basis of equality.
39. Public forum on Immigration Green Paper, held on May 3, 1975, organized by the Chinese Graduates Association. Donald Lee was one of the panelists.
40. Magazine: Chinatown News, volume 23, number 2 (September 18, 1975).
41. Magazine: Chinatown News, volume 22, number 23 (August 18, 1975).
42. Booklet: Chinese Canadian National Conference on Immigration and Citizenship, held Aug. 29-31, 1975 at Vancouver Chinese Freemasons National Headquarters. Donald Lee (Lee Tin Bow’s son and now a Court of Queen’s Bench Judge) moderated one of the discussion sessions.
43. A letter from the Lee Kwong Kai Association to Donald Lee, dated Aug. 1, 1986.
44. A letter from the Lee Kwong Kai Association to all those loaned to the foundation for the purchase of the Association’s building.
45. Program pamphlet on “Immigration and Investment (Canada)”, held in Hong Kong May 9, 11, 14, 1983. Justice Lee, then a lawyer, was one of the speakers.
46. Lee Tin Bao alias Paul Lee’s investment certificate holding shares of the Gateway Gold Ltd., no. 842, dated March 29, 1946. Paul Lee held 1000 shares of the capital stock.
47. A thank you letter from the National Conference Committee to Donald Lee, dated Oct. 20, 1975 from Chairman Roy Mah.
48. Chinese traditional red-and-gold invitation card (in English and Chinese) to invite guests to attend the 70th birthday celebration banquet of Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lee. Following tradition, the invitation is made in the name of the sons Kenneth and Donald and the daughter Helen Chow and their respective family members.
49. A letter dated July 12, 1976 from the interim Board of a future Chinese-Canadian Credit Union:
    Donald Lee (son of Paul Lee Tin Bow) was appointed a Director of the interim Board.
    A study session on the future operating system of the credit union scheduled for July 19, 1976.
    Chinese name proposed for this credit union: 華人銀行.
50. Lee Xianghu’s (李祥護, alias Lee Tin Bow) certificate of appointment issued by the Overseas Working Committee of the Central Committee of the Nationalist Party of the Republic of China (中国国民党中央委员会海外工作会), certificate coded “海新五 (72) #4818”. Lee was elected to serve on the 65th Session of the Committee as a Committee member of the Edmonton Branch.
51. An empty envelope with words written on it: Dec. 6, 1986 contains two copies of will.
52. Donald Lee’s family tree.
53. Donald Lee’s elementary school report cards: Queen’s Avenue School grade 1-5 from 1957-1962.
54. Donald Lee’s school report cards: McCauley School grade 6, 7, 8 from 1962-1965.
55. A letter in Chinese from the Lee’s Benevolent Association of Canada in Vancouver to congratulate Don Lee’s appointment as a Court of Queen’s Bench judge, dated March 10, 1994.
56. A letter from Edmonton city alderman Helen Paul to congratulate Don Lee’s appointment as Queen’s Counsel, dated January 4, 1990.
57. Donald Lee’s Bar Admission letter from the District Court Judge Tevie H. Miller, dated May 9, 1975, Bar rescheduled for June 26, 1975.
58. Color photo: Alberta Kaiping District Association (亚省开平同乡会) swearing-in of new board members.
59. Black and white photo: Donald Lee’s Chinese School graduation (school run by the Edmonton Chinese United Church (点城华人协和教会) at 10152-96 Street, Edmonton, Alberta). August 8, 1962.
60. 1 color photo: Grocery store.
61. 5 black and white photos: Grocery store.
62. 16 black and white photos: personal and family photos.

Nos 2, 3, 5, 6 (Golden Anniversary 1904-1954 issue), and 7,

Handwritten notes; photocopied excerpts from reports.

Comprises collected meeting minutes from conventions of the Saskatchewan Rural Telephone Companies Association, from 1951 to 1959. Each year’s minutes contain summary minutes of the meeting and of questions asked therein, brief summary financial statements of the Association, and a description of resolutions proposed for vote, including whether they were adopted.

Father of this our lot… (ts(3)/ms)
"If Time" (ts/ms)
I'll never hear… (ts)
"Epithalamium for Susan" / "Overture for Susan" / "Ballad for Susan" (ts(3)/ms)
"Sequence in Light" (ts(2)/ms)
"Stampede" (ts/ms)
"Variations on a Solitary Theme" (ts/ms)

This file contains 7 letters:
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Elsinore Haultain) dated 9 January 1951.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 13 March 1951.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Frank Flemington) dated 6 April 1951.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 26 June 1951.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 12 September 1951.
Letter from Livesay (not signed) to Lorne Pierce dated 14 September 1951.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 1 October 1951.

Empty file folder.

Correspondence to, from, and relating to "A" Squad from 1951.

Publication announcement.

"Easter 1951 (After Hiroshima)" (ts(2)/ms)
"Pied Piper" (ts/ms)
"Hymn to Man" (ts/ms(2))
A leaf leaps out… (ts/ms)
"Though Winter Comes" (ts(2))
"Wedlock" (ts/ms)

Photocopied articles.

Complete run.

Photocopied articles; handwritten notes.

Correspondence between Wynne Francis and Peter Miller; publications announcements; photocopied excerpts; article about magazine.

photo 1: The owner Wong Huazhao (黄华照) of Seven Sea Restaurant on Jasper Avenue, 105 street.
photo 2: The Wong's Benevolent Association (黄氏宗親) and the members .
photo 3: The board members of the Wong's clan, the second from left side at first row was Chairman Wong Zhaojun (黄兆俊).
printed fundraising letter from Guangdong Provincial Fellow Association in Taibei city in 1963 (中華民國五十二年十一月二日).
Spring Festival celebration dinner invitation written by Lin Shurong (林樹榮), the chair of Chinese Benevolent Association of Canada (全加中華總會館) in 1983 (中華民國七十二年二月九日) ; postmarks on envelope dated 9 and 10 February 1983.
invitation card with printed letter for attending the ceremonies in Taishan County government in China (台山县人民政府) on 18 October 1991.
2 printed menus. A laminated menu of Bruce Inn.
61st anniversary (1920-1981) special issue of Wong's Benevolent Association (黄氏宗親會).

1. Photo (black and white): group photo, elementary school graduation in 1952.
2. Two greeting cards.
3. A letter with an envelope to Yuhuai Yu (余毓槐) from Toronto.
4. Handwritten poems.
5. A receipt for Yock Wai Yee from the Alberta Blue Cross plan on March 8, 1971.
6. Yee Jack (余奕雅)’s Alberta junior high school diploma dated July 1970.
7. Three color photocopies of photos of the band rehearsal.

"Arms and the People" / "Chorale" (ts(3))
"Ariel" (ts)
"Children's Camp" / "Excursion" (ts(4)/ms)
"Song" (ts)
"Song" (ts(3))
"The Three Emilys" (ts(2))

Correspondence to, from, and relating to "A" Squad, 1952-1959.

Photocopied excerpts.

Photocopied articles; promotional material for magazine.

20. 133 family photos of stories living in Canada:
    photo 1: (black and white) Frank came to Canada on 27 October 1952.
    photo 2-4: (black and white) Frank's mother leaving for Canada, taking photos with her sisters, family and friends.
    photo 5-6: (black and white) Chinese Youth club (华青) events in 1957.
    photo 7: (colour) Chinese volleyball team in 1955.
    photo 8-9: (black and white) Frank working as a deliveryman at Market Garden (wholesale) in Saint Alberta.
    photo 10-11: (black and white) Lynn Gee (Frank's wife) with their first son in 1956.
    photo 12-24: (colour) Frank's five sons growing up in Edmonton.
    photo 25: (black and white) Lynn Gee's sister when she was in Hong Kong.
    photo 26-27: (colour) Frank's grandfather and grandmother visit Edmonton from U.S.A.
    photo 28: (colour) Lynn Gee and Frank's mother at their Norwood Meat & Grocery Store. It opened in 1965 for more than 20 years. It was the second largest Chinese grocery store in Edmonton.
    photo 29: (black and white) Frank's own ship.
    photo 30: (colour) Frank at his fifth son's graduation ceremony.
    photo 31: (colour) Frank's fifth son with his wife.
    photo 32-33: (colour) Frank's fifth son, his wife and their daughter.
    photo 34-35: (colour) Family photos after Frank's first son's wedding ceremony.
    photo 36-38: (colour) Frank's third son's wedding.
    photo 39-73: (colour) Frank's fourth son's wedding party.
    photo 74-75: (colour) Frank hosting Jimmy Gin's son's wedding party. Jimmy Gin's son married with Fan Fang's daughter. The plaques with best wishes for their marriage were made by gold.
    photo 76-89: (colour) Frank's mom's birthday party and family events with her great grandchildren.
    photo 90-96: (colour) Frank and Lynn and their grand children.
    photo 97: (colour) Frank's third daughter in law preparing the worship ceremony.
    photo 98-102: (colour) Frank's grand children.
    photo 103-105: (colour) Frank's sister and Lynn's sister's family coming for visit from New Zealand.
    photo 106: (colour) Frank's brother and his daughter in the middle with relatives.
    photos 107: (colour) 2 photos with friends and relatives.
    photo 108: (colour) Frank and Lynn with friends and relatives.
    photo 109-116: (colour) Visiting relatives in New Zealand.
    photo 117-118: (colour) Visiting Sydney, Australia.
    photo 119-123: (colour) Family in Montreal.
    photo 124-130: (colour) Frank and Lynn visiting Vancouver.
    photo 131-132: (colour) Visiting United States.
    photo 133: (colour) Group photo with relatives in L.A.

Documentation produced by Edmonton Fur Sales Ltd., including

• A June 26, 1972 booklet of offers for sale, listing lots of furs being sold by the company. On some pages, prices have been handwritten in for the lots.
• Typewritten letters soliciting furs from trappers
• Two notices, indicating that the listed consignment may not be entered into the current auction sale due to late receipt, and will be sold in the following sale.
• Reports on auction sales, describing sales trends, including listing of price ranges for each animal type
• Letters announcing fur auctions, which include quantities of furs being offered for sale at the event.
• Vol. 1, No. 1 (Oct. 1952) of the Edmonton Fur Auction News, a newsletter produced by Edmonton Fur Auction Sales Ltd. The newsletter contains news and articles on the Canadian fur trade market. An attached note reads that the document is intended primarily for mink farmers, but ‘contains many items of interest to traders and trappers’.
• An unused shipper’s invoice, for trappers wishing to send their furs to by Edmonton Fur Sales Ltd.
• An advertising sheet or small poster, listing the Edmonton Fur Sales’ benefits for both buyers and shippers, and announcing 1954 and 1955 auction sale dates.

This file contains 3 letters:
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 12 May 1952.
Letter from Livesay (not signed) to Lorne Pierce dated 14 May 1952.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 25 September 1952.

Envelope labelled "Reid, McConachie, McGregor, Garratt, Rawson, (McKee tr. Winners 1948- on TCA - at Wpg), aviation personalities, AITA mtg 1953, A/C, Keep", contains:
b&w ; 21 cm x 26 cm print, group portrait of CHD [left] and 2 other men, caption reads "Toronto 1952, C.H.D., P.C. [Phillip Clarke] Garratt, [Byron] Barney [Norman Frederick] Rawson"
b&w ; 21 cm x 26 cm print of CHD [left] with 2 other men, caption reads "Gordon McGregor, Grant McConachie, CHD, April 1953, Victoria BC AITA mtg., July 1974 all members of Canadas [sic] Aviation Hall of Fame"
b&w ; 20 cm x 26 cm print of CHD [2nd from right] with 3 other men, caption reads "Left to right, Don McLaren, Grant McConachie, CHD, Pat Reid, AITA meeting, Victoria B.C., 1953?"

This file contains 4 letters:
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 28 January 1953.
Letter from Livesay (not signed) to Lorne Pierce dated 19 June 1953.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 2 July 1953.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Lorne Pierce) dated 8 September 1953.

"Chant" / "Prayer" (ts(4)/ms)

Empty file folder.

Photocopied excerpts; article.

Photocopied excerpts.

"The Husband" (ts/ms)

Photocopied excerpts; sticky note.

Complete run.

Complete run.

"Beggar's Opera" (ts/ms)
Beloved the horn… (ts/ms)
The scratched face of the sea… (ts/ms)
"The Blade of Grass" (ts(2)/ms)
"Hop-scotch" (ts(2))
"Other" (ts(2))

This file contains 2 letters:
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Enid Thornton) dated 10 February 1954.
Letter from Ryerson Press (signed by Enid Thornton) dated 2 April 1954.

Photocopied sheet with handwritten notes.

Photocopied excerpt.

Various photographs relating to Lt. Col. John T Minarik.

Photocopied excerpt.

"The Academicals" [Series of four poems] (ts(2))
"The Professor as Medium" (ts(2))
"The Professor as Magician" (ts(2)/ms(3))
"The Professor as Twins" (ts(2))
"Egg and Square" (ts(2)/ms)

Promotion recommendations ranging from 1955 to 1960 (x9 copies).

Notes; photocopied bibliographies, guides, literature searches; meeting agenda and related emails.

1. The 60th anniversary of Edmonton Chinese Dramatic Club (警世鐘劇社), performance poster in 1983.
2. Jimmy Gin’s handwritten drafts of his fiction before he submitted to the Vancouver “Da Han Gong Bao” newspaper.
3. Jimmy Gin’s handwritten drafts of his poems and short stories before he submitted to the Vancouver “Da Han Gong Bao” newspaper.
4. Jimmy Gin’s handwritten drafts of his poems before he submitted to the Vancouver “Da Han Gong Bao” newspaper.
   5-6. Photos (black and white) Performing Cantonese Opera in Calgary on February 6, 1955.