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MSS1051 Vols 1--24.Xlsx Grace MacInnis fonds MG32-C12 Finding aid no MSS1051 vols. 1 - 24 R5492 Instrument de recherche no MSS1051 Former arch. Media ref. no File Title Scope and content Vol. Dates Support Ancien no Dossier Titre Portée et contenu réf. arch. Grace MacInnis fonds Subject Files series Textual MG32-C12 1 1 Abortion - reference material Clippings 1966 Notes and the pamphlets "Advances in fertility control"; Amsterdam, 1967; "Abortion in Europe" by Christopher Tietze, reprinted from the American Journal of Public Textual MG32-C12 1 2 Abortion - reference material 1967 Health, 1970; and an excerpt from "Japan's experience in family planning - past and present". Textual MG32-C12 1 3 Abortion - reference material Clippings 1967 Letters; excerpts from the House of Commons Debates; a "Statement of the Catholic Textual MG32-C12 1 4 Abortion - reference material bishops of Canada on abortion"; and the article "The morality of abortion laws" by 1968 Robert F. Drinan S.J., "The Catholic Lawyer". Textual MG32-C12 1 5 Abortion - reference material Clippings 1968 Notes; excerpts from the House of Commons Debates, Time magazine, and Obstetrics Textual MG32-C12 1 6 Abortion - reference material 1969 of Gynecology. Textual MG32-C12 1 7 Abortion - reference material Clippings 1969 Includes the pamphlets "A survey of therapeutic abortion committees" by Kenneth D. Smith and Harris S. Wineberg, Canadian Law Quarterly 1969/1970, and "Canadian Textual MG32-C12 1 8 Abortion - correspondence 1969-1971 abortion laws. A critique of the regulations in the Criminal Code from a legal and medical point of view" by Ruth Evans. Correspondence and excerpts from House of Commons Debates. Includes the pamphlets "Humanist philosophy and abortion law cruelty" in Humanist in Canada, Textual MG32-C12 1 9 Abortion - Dr. Henry Morgentaler - reference material 1969-1974 January 1973; and "Unwanted pregnancy. Abortion and the medical profession" by Henry Morgentaler, reprinted from the McGill Medical Journal, spring 1970. Textual MG32-C12 1 10 Abortion - Dr. Henry Morgentaler - reference material Clippings 1969-1974 Textual MG32-C12 1 11 Abortion - reference material Polling by MacInnis of MPs' views on abortion. Clipping, letter and ballot. 1970 Letters, excerpts from the House of Commons Debates, New Democratic Party news Textual MG32-C12 1 12 Abortion - reference material January-May 1970 releases, printed material and excerpts. Letters, excerpts from the House of Commons Debates, a questionnaire on abortion Textual MG32-C12 1 13 Abortion - reference material 1970 and an essay on abortion in the Montreal area. Textual MG32-C12 1 14 Abortion - reference material Clippings 1970 Includes Women's National Abortion Action Committee newsletter, November 1971, Textual MG32-C12 1 15 Abortion - correspondence re amendment to the Criminal Code 1971 and printed material from the Ontario Women for an Abortion Law Repeal Coalition. Newsletters, statistical tables and excerpts from the House of Commons Debates. Includes the pamphlets "Review of abortion legislation and experience in selected Textual MG32-C12 1 16 Abortion - reference material January-July 1971 countries", Department of National Health and Welfare; and "Logistic problems of legal abortion" by Edmund Overstreet. Letters, printed material and excerpts from the House of Commons Debates. Includes August-December Textual MG32-C12 1 17 Abortion - reference material a Statistics Canada news release. 1971 Page 1 of 22 Grace MacInnis fonds MG32-C12 Finding aid no MSS1051 vols. 1 - 24 R5492 Instrument de recherche no MSS1051 Former arch. Media ref. no File Title Scope and content Vol. Dates Support Ancien no Dossier Titre Portée et contenu réf. arch. January 1971-May Textual MG32-C12 1 18 Abortion - correspondence Includes a petition and the periodical Our Family, November 1971. 1972 Includes the brief presented to the Government of Canada by the Canadian Women's June-December Textual MG32-C12 1 19 Abortion - correspondence Coalition to Repeal the Abortion Laws. 1972 Letters and photocopied clippings. Includes the pamphlets "Prologue and epilogue - an answer to the question of human life and abortion" by G.M. Finger; "Abortion, yes Textual MG32-C12 1 20 Abortion - reference material 1972 or no" by John L. Grady; "Guide for a study program on abortion"; and "Guidelines for problem pregnancy counselling". Textual MG32-C12 1 21 Abortion - reference material Clippings 1972 January-March Textual MG32-C12 1 22 Abortion - correspondence 1973 Textual MG32-C12 2 1 Abortion - correspondence Includes "Abortion and Law: Questions People Ask" by Paul Castonguay. April-July 1973 Includes a pro-Dr. Morgentaler flyer (Vancouver) and a program for a tribunal on August-December Textual MG32-C12 2 2 Abortion - correspondence abortion, sterilization and contraception (Regina). 1973 Letters, excerpts from the House of Commons Debates, and photocopied clippings. Includes the pamphlets "Submission to the Law Reform Commission regarding Textual MG32-C12 2 3 Abortion - reference material Section 251 of the Criminal Code" submitted by Ruth Miller, Lynn King and Mary 1973-1974 Boyce; "Abortion: an ecumenical dilemma" by Gregory Baum, Commonweal, 1973; and "Abortion: the inhumanity of it all" by James T. McHugh. Textual MG32-C12 2 4 Abortion - reference material Clippings 1973-1974 Textual MG32-C12 2 5 Abortion - correspondence 1974 Correspondence, photocopies, clippings, House of Commons Debates, and news Textual MG32-C12 2 6 Advertising - codes and regulation - reference material releases. Includes the papers "A proposal for an FM radio policy in the private 1970-1974 sector", Canadian Radio-Television Commission, 1973; and "Broadcast code for advertising to children", the Canadian Association of Broadcasters, 1971. Textual MG32-C12 2 7 Advertising - codes and regulation - reference material Clippings 1970, 1972 Correspondence, photocopied clippings and flyers of the British Columbia Fruit Textual MG32-C12 2 8 Agriculture - marketing - reference material 1971 Growers' Association, Canadian Cattlemen's Association, Canadian Federation of Agriculture and the British Columbia Beef Cattle Growers' Association. Textual MG32-C12 2 9 Agriculture - general agricultural policy - reference material Correspondence and a copy of British Columbia's Land Commission Act 1972-1973 Letters, newsletters and printed material. Includes "Animals in Research", submission by the Council for Laboratory Animals to the Prime Minister of Canada, 1969; "Is the 1957, 1960, 1962, Textual MG32-C12 2 10 Animals, protection of - reference material laboratory animal obsolete, 1969; "Laboratory animal welfare", Federal Register, 1966-1969 Washington, 1967; "Humane biology projects", prepared by the Animal Welfare Institute, 1960; and "All honourable men" by M. Beddow Balyl, 1957. Page 2 of 22 Grace MacInnis fonds MG32-C12 Finding aid no MSS1051 vols. 1 - 24 R5492 Instrument de recherche no MSS1051 Former arch. Media ref. no File Title Scope and content Vol. Dates Support Ancien no Dossier Titre Portée et contenu réf. arch. Correspondence, flyers and pamphlets. Includes "Vivisection vs regulation" by Owen B. Hunt, President of the American Vivisection Society; "News Bulletin" of the Animal Textual MG32-C12 2 11 Animals, protection of - vivisection reference material 1960, 1964, 1966 Defence League of Canada, October 1966; excerpts from "The Animal Experimentation Control Bills in the United States Congress" by Maurice Visscher; and "The Alternative to Vivisection" by Beddow Balyl. Textual MG32-C12 2 12 Animals, protection of - reference material Clippings 1969-1971 Letters, excerpts from the House of Commons Debates, photocopied clippings, newsletter of the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies and of the Council for Textual MG32-C12 2 13 Animals, protection of - reference material 1970-1971 Laboratory Animals, and the pamphlet "Tha Animal Defence League of Canada" (Calgary Branch). Textual MG32-C12 2 14 Animals, protection of - correspondence 1970-1972 Newsletters from the Parliamentary Animal Welfare Committee, 1973, and from the Council for Laboratory Animals, 1973; news release from Environment Canada, 1973; Textual MG32-C12 2 15 Animals, protection of - reference material papers entitled "Survey of the exotic animal trade in Ontario conducted on behalf of 1972-1973 the Ontario Humane Society" by John Fraser [1973]; Canadian Council on Animal Care Progress Report, 1973; brief submitted by the Canadian Council on Animal Care to the Commission to Study the Rationalization of University Research, 1972; and the pamphlet "The status of laboratory animal science in Canada" by H.C. Rowsell, 1973. Textual MG32-C12 2 16 Animals, protection of - correspondence Includes petitions protesting animal research. 1973-1974 Two letters and a photocopy of "How the government spends your money" by Textual MG32-C12 2 17 Auditor General - reference material 1973 Maxwell Henderson, MacLean's magazine, 1973. Includes the papers "Tentative proposal for a feasibility study on implementing humanizing features in computerized information systems"; "The humanist and the Textual MG32-C12 2 18 Automation - correspondence computer community" by Theodor Sterling; and "Notes on automation". Also 1964, 1972-1973 includes an excerpt from "Are people obsolete already" by John MacLure, MacLean's, 1964. Correspondence, a list of bread prices across Canada, and the news release "Bakery Textual MG32-C12 2 19 Bakery Council of Canada - profits and prices 1968-1969 Council Briefing", 1968. Textual MG32-C12 2 20 Bilingualism
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