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South Peace Regional Archives Library Catalogue Place of Type Title Scope Date Author Editor Publisher Publishing Chamber of Nine brochures produced in the 1960s advertising businesses, services, recreation Commerce and 1960s Brochures 1960-1968 Grande Prairie opportunities City of Grande Collections Prairie 57 Ways to use Heinz Condensed H.J. Heintz Co. of Leamington 57 Ways to use Heinz Condensed Soups 1953 Collections Soups Canada Ont. Northern Alberta A handbook produced by th Northern Alberta Development Council for northerners who are A Board Member's Handbook 1975-1985 Development directors on community boards. Collections Council A Catechism with the Order of Cambridge The Catechism learned by children in the Anglican Church to prepare them for confirmation. [1940] Church of England Toronto Confirmation University Press Collections Canadian Army Training Pamphlet No. 1, with information on Infantry Drill, Marching and J.O. Patenaude, A General Instructional Department of Physical Training; Weapon Training; Application of Fire; Protection Against Gas; Organization 1940 I.S.O., King's Ottawa, ON Background for the Young Soldier National Defence and Tactical Training; Field Engineering; and Military Law and Interior Economy. Printer Collections Information for the new Canadians including custom duties, government services, homestead Minister of Government of A Manual of Citizenship lands, immigration halls, assistance to women, emigration agents, banks, education, health 1926 Immigration and Ottawa Canada services, etc. Colonization Collections A New Horned Dinosaur from an Philip Currie, Wann A close look at the anatomy, relationships, growth and variation, behavior, ecology and other National Research Upper Cretaceous Bone Bed in 2008 Langston, Darren biological aspects of this dinosaur species. Council of Canada Alberta Tanke Collections N.D.Lea & A Public Transportation Study for the City of Grande Prarie regarding the need for public Associates, A Public Transportation Study 1975 transit. L.G.Grimble & Collections Association Peace River A preliminary report on the proposed routes for a northern Alberta railway and its regional A Railway to the North 1958 Regional Planning significance to the Peace River district. Commission Collections A Survey of the City of Grande A Survey of the City of Grande Prairie, giving a description of the history, the available 1961 Prairie services, industries and businesses and showing photos of the newer buildings. Collections Page 1 South Peace Regional Archives Library Catalogue Place of Type Title Scope Date Author Editor Publisher Publishing Grande Prairie A Survey of the City of Grande Prairie including descriptions of its history, living conditions, A Survey of the City of Grande Industrial city finances and services, health and education facilities, and cultural facitities and activities. 1968 Grande Prairie Prairie Development Includes photographs of newer buildings. Collections Commission A Survey of the City of Grande a description of climate and soil, history, living conditions,industry and services offered in the Chamber of 1958 Grande Prairie Collections Prairie new city of Grande Prairie. Commerce A Survey of the City of Grande an updated version of the 1958 publication including a description of climate and soil, history, Chamber of 1961 Grande Prairie Prairie living conditions, industry and services offered in the city of Grande Prairie. Commerce Collections Grande Prairie A booklet describing the history, soil and climate, living conditions, city services, government, A Survey of the City of Grande Indusrial health, education, communication, cultural and recreational services offered in Grande 1968 Grande Prairie Prairie Development Prairie. Collections Commission Grande Prairie A booklet describing the history, soil and climate, living conditions, city services, government, A Survey of the City of Grande Industrial health, education, communication, cultural and recreational services offered in Grande 1971 Grande Prairie Prairie Development Prairie. Collections Commission "A Survey of the Village of Berwyn", showing land and climate details, history, living conditions, town services, government offices and services, health services, professional Government of A Survey of the Village of Berwyn services, health services, transportation, churches, education, lodges, cultural activities, 1963 Alberta societies, sports and youth activities, historic sites, industry and business, industiral Collections development, trading area and population. "A Survey of Valleyview" showing land and climate details, history, laws and regulations, town services, government offices and services, health services, professional services, churches, Government of A Survey of Valleyview 1963 education, cultural activities, sports and youth activities, industry and business, industiral Alberta Collections development, trading area and population. A transcript of the first Resource Conference of the Northwest Region, sponsored by the Grande Prairie Chamber of Commerce and held at the York Hotel in Grande Prairie on April 25- Grande Prairie A Transcript of the First 26, 1960. It contains transcripts of speeches made by various speakers on "Our Forests", "Our Grande 1960 Chamber of Northwest Resources Conference Agriculture", "Our Oil, Our Gas, and Other Minerals", "Our Transportation", "Power", "Our Prairie, AB Commerce Industrial Development", "Our Industry", "Our Regional Planning", and "Developmental Collections Action for the Northwest Region." A Visit from Her Majesty Queen Grande Prairie Two booklets of the visit from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 1978 Chamber of Grande Prairie Edinburgh to Grande Prairie Aug 1, 1978. Collections Duke of Edinburgh Commerce Page 2 South Peace Regional Archives Library Catalogue Place of Type Title Scope Date Author Editor Publisher Publishing A Visit from Her Majesty Queen Grande Prairie Elizabeth II and PrincePhilip, A record of the Visit from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and PrincePhilip, Duke of Edinburgh, 1978 Chamber of Duke of Edinburgh, Grande Grande Prairie, in 1978 for the sod turning for the constuction of the QEII Hospital Commerce Collections Prairie, Alberta Across the Continent in a Tourist Canadian Pacific Railway time table for lines in ON and connections west 1909 Sleeping Car Railway Collections Aerial Photographic Interpretation of Precambrian Research Council L.S. Wall, Queen's Aerial Photographic Interpretation of Precambrian Structures North of Lake Athabasca 1958 J.D. Godfrey Edmonton Structures North of Lake of Alberta Printer for Alberta Collections Athabasca Northern Alberta Agriculture North Seminar Proceedings from the agriculture North Seminar held November 22-24, 1978, in Peace River, 1978 Development Report including pictures and summaries of the sessions. Collections Council A booklet containing a air transportation study submitted to the Alberta Department of Grande Prairie Grande Prairie Air Transportation Study Transportation. It evaluated the future needs in air transportation for Grande Prairie and the 1976 Chamber of Chamber of Grande Prairie Peace region. An addendum "Recommendation for Action" accompanies the study. Commerce Commerce Collections A travel booklet describing the stops along the Alaska Highway from Dawson Creek to Alaska Highway 1950 c. Cariboo Digest Ltd. Quesnel BC Collections Fairbanks. A travel guide for northwestern Canada, Yukon and Alaska, following 28 highways, describing Alaska Northwest Anchorage, Alaska-Western Canada Milepost 1984 Collections places and features along the routes. Publishing Co. Alaska Western Canada Alberta Directory insight into the prosperity which characterized most Alberta communities in 1966 1967 Saskatoon Collections Directories The directory provides information about the cities and many smaller centers in Alberta and Western Canada Saskatoon, Alberta Directory 1967 features the expansion that has taken place in the province over the past 25 years. Directories Ltd. Sask. Collections Alberta Market Survey magazine contains an article about the potential of Peace River Alberta Market Survey 1996 Collections town,"Peace River: More Growth Expected", by Don Pettit. Alberta Motor Association official Alberta Motor 1952 AMA official appointment directory. 1952 Collections appointment directory Association Northern Alberta June, 1987 issue of "Alberta North" includes articles on Sheridan Lawrence and one on the Alberta North 1987 Development symbolism of the tipi. Collections Council A tourism tour guide covering Grande Prairie City, County of Grande Prairie, Beaverlodge, Game Country Alberta North 1991 Collections Sexsmith, Wembley and Hythe. Tourism Page 3 South Peace Regional Archives Library Catalogue Place of Type Title Scope Date Author Editor Publisher Publishing Alberta North - Outdoor A tourism guide advertising fishing, and guiding and outfitting available at various northern 1993 Alberta North Collections Adventures lodges. Alberta North - Summer Guide A tourism guide advertising touring routes and adventures available in northern Alberta. 1994 Alberta North Collections Alberta North Transportation A preliminary report on the transportation and the resources in northern Alberta and 1972 Collections Study priorities for using federal funds for upgrading of highways. Alberta Our Proud Past A travel booklet starting with a history of Alberta and listing museums located in each district. 1970 c. Travel
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