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Tim Reid Fonds Inventory #391 page 1 SERIES FILE LIST - S00219 Tim Reid fonds Inventory #391 Call #: File: Title: Date(s): Note: 1994-021/003 (1) Thesis, Press Releases and Statements from 1961 Bank of Canada 1994-021/003 (2) Thesis, Structural Disequilibrium in Canada [196-?] 1994-021/003 (3) Academic Administration in Higher Education 1959 1994-021/003 (4) Addresses 1967-1969 1994-021/003 (5) Address - Amateur and Professional Athletics 1963 1994-021/003 (6) Advisory Consultative Committee on English 1966 in the Fourth-Year Program 1994-021/003 (7) Annual Examinations and Student Papers 1960, 1962 1994-021/003 (8) Articles, Automation 1965 1994-021/003 (9) Articles, Automation/Timothy E. Reid 1964-1966 1994-021/003 (10) Articles, "Canada - 2000 A.D.: Democracy in the Age of Automation"/Timothy E. Reid 1994-021/003 (11) Articles, "Canada's National Dimensions: Education and Leisure" [Manuscript and Edited Typescript] 1994-021/003 (12) Articles, "Canada's National Dimensions: October 1966 Education and Leisure" [Typescript]/by Tim Reid, edited 1994-021/003 (13) Articles, "Canada's National Dimensions: October 1966 Education and Leisure" [Typescript]/by Tim Reid, Background Paper for Liberal Party Conference 1994-021/003 (14) Articles, "Economic Man, Ideal Values, Technological Change, Education and Leisure in Canada." 1994-021/003 (15) Articles, "One Way to Improve 1968 Education"/Timothy E. Reid 1994-021/003 (16) Articles, "Outline of Democracy in the Age of July 15, 1966 Automation"/by Tim Reid 1994-021/004 (1) Articles and Lectures 1965 1 of 2 1994-021/004 (2) Articles and Lectures 1965 2 of 2 1994-021/004 (3) Articles and Speeches/Timothy E. Reid 1966-1967 1994-021/004 (4) Canadian Atlantic Coordinating Committee 1965-1966 1994-021/004 (5) Canadian Direct Investment Abroad 1967 1994-021/004 (6) Correspondence November-December 1963 1994-021/004 (7) Correspondence December 1963 1994-021/004 (8) Correspondence January 1964 1994-021/005 (1) Correspondence February 1964 1994-021/005 (2) Correspondence March-April 1964 1994-021/005 (3) Correspondence May 1964 1994-021/005 (4) Correspondence June-August 1964 1994-021/005 (5) Correspondence September-October 1964 page 2 SERIES FILE LIST - S00219 Tim Reid fonds Inventory #391 Call #: File: Title: Date(s): Note: 1994-021/005 (6) Correspondence November-December 1964 1994-021/005 (7) Correspondence January-March 1965 1994-021/006 (1) Correspondence April-June 1965 1994-021/006 (2) Correspondence 1965, 1967, 1972 1994-021/006 (3) Correspondence 1965-1969 1994-021/006 (4) Correspondence 1966-1968 1994-021/006 (5) Correspondence 1968-1969 1994-021/006 (6) Correspondence, Academic Planning and 1962-1964 1 of 2 Policy Committee 1994-021/006 (7) Correspondence, Academic Planning and 1962-1964 2 of 2 Policy Committee 1994-021/006 (8) Correspondence, Atlantic Treaty Association, 1964 Canadian Atlantic Coordinating Committee 1994-021/006 (9) Correspondence, Atlantic Treaty Association 1964-1965 1994-021/006 (10) Correspondence, Atlantic Treaty Association, 1963-1965 Canadian Atlantic Coordinating Committee 1994-021/007 (1) Correspondence, Canadian Association of 1963-1965 Rhodes Scholars 1994-021/007 (2) Correspondence, Canadian Business 1967 1994-021/007 (3) Correspondence, Canadian Education 1965 Association 1994-021/007 (4) Correspondence, Canadian Institute on 1962-1963 Public Affairs 1994-021/007 (5) Correspondence, Canadian Teachers 1966-1967 Federation 1994-021/007 (6) Correspondence, Conyon Investments Club 1964-1965 1994-021/007 (7) Correspondence, Community Planning 1966 Association of Canada 1994-021/007 (8) Correspondence, December 15th Club 1966 1994-021/007 (9) Correspondence, Department of Economics 1972 1994-021/007 (10) Correspondence, Department of Education 1965 1994-021/007 (11) Correspondence, Editor of Transition: Essays 1966 in Liberal Thought in Canada/Timothy E. Reid 1994-021/007 (12) Correspondence, J.D. Edmonds 1965-1967 1994-021/007 (13) Correspondence, Education 1965, 1967 1994-021/007 (14) Corresponence, Faculty of Graduate Studies 1963-1965 1994-021/007 (15) Correspondence, Miss Helen Gough 1966 1994-021/007 (16) Correspondence, Holt, Rinehart, & Winston, 1968-1969 Co. 1994-021/007 (17) Correspondence, Prof. John Horney 1966 1994-021/007 (18) Correspondence, Industrial Management 1966 Club of South Waterloo 1994-021/007 (19) Correspondence, Journal of International 1966 page 3 SERIES FILE LIST - S00219 Tim Reid fonds Inventory #391 Call #: File: Title: Date(s): Note: Affairs 1994-021/007 (20) Correspondence, Journal of Liberal Thought 1965-1966 1994-021/007 (21) Correspondence, Tom Kent & Citizen and 1966 Immigration 1994-021/007 (22) Correspondence, Labour College of Canada 1966 1994-021/007 (23) Correspondence, Labour Gazette 1965, 1967 1994-021/007 (24) Correspondence, Charles Loewan 1966 1994-021/007 (25) Correspondence, Anthony Martin 1966 1994-021/007 (26) Correspondence, Paul Martin 1966 1994-021/007 (27) Correspondence, McClelland & Stewart, Ltd. 1966 1994-021/007 (28) Correspondence, McGill Students Society 1967 1994-021/007 (29) Correspondence, Miscellaneous 1966-1968 1994-021/007 (30) Correspondence, National Seminar on Adult 1966 Basic Education 1994-021/007 (31) Correspondence, Ontario Association for 1964 Curriculum Development 1994-021/008 (1) Correspondence, Ontario Federation of 1966 Labour 1994-021/008 (2) Correspondence, Ontario Secondary School 1965 Teachers Federation 1994-021/008 (3) Correspondence, Ontario Young Liberal 1967 Conference 1994-021/008 (4) Correspondence, Personal 1963-1967 1994-021/008 (5) Correspondence, Personal, Patrick Reid 1966 1994-021/008 (6) Correspondence, Walter Pitman 1966 1994-021/008 (7) Correspondence, Politics 1964 1994-021/008 (8) Correspondence, Politics, Young Liberal 1964-1965 Association 1994-021/008 (9) Correspondence, Readers Club of Canada 1966 1994-021/008 (10) Correspondence, Peter Regenstreif 1966 1994-021/008 (11) Correspondence, Religious Studies 1965 1994-021/008 (12) Correspondence, Richard Schultz 1966, 1967, 1969 1994-021/008 (13) Correspondence, Speaking Engagements 1965, 1967 1994-021/008 (14) Correspondence, Speaking Papers Liberal 1966 Conference 1994-021/008 (15) Correspondence, Special Planning 1966 Secretariat 1994-021/008 (16) Correspondence, David Stager 1966 1994-021/008 (17) Correspondence, Frank Underhill 1966 1994-021/008 (18) Correspondence, Unitarian Capital Workshop 1966 1994-021/008 (19) Correspondence, University Manual on 1964-1965 Administrative Arrangements 1994-021/008 (20) Correspondence, University of Toronto 1963-1964 page 4 SERIES FILE LIST - S00219 Tim Reid fonds Inventory #391 Call #: File: Title: Date(s): Note: 1994-021/008 (21) Correspondence, Philip Vincent 1966 1994-021/008 (22) Correspondence, World University Service of 1965-1966 Canada 1994-021/008 (23) Correspondence, Young Liberal Federation 1966 of Canada 1994-021/008 (24) Correspondence and Economics 201 1967-1969 1 of 2 1994-021/008 (25) Correspondence and Economics 201 1967-1969 2 of 2 1994-021/008 (26) Department of Economics, Automation 1962-1965 1994-021/009 (1) Department of Economics, Automation 1964 1994-021/009 (2) Department of Economics, General 1964-1965 1 of 2 1994-021/009 (3) Department of Economics, General 1964-1965 2 of 2 1994-021/009 (4) Draft of York University Master Plan 1970 1994-021/009 (5) Draft of Complete York University Master 1970 Plan 1994-021/009 (6) Economics 304 1968-1969 1 of 2 1994-021/009 (7) Economics 304 1968-1969 2 of 2 1994-021/009 (8) Education: High School 1964 1994-021/009 (9) Education: Miscellaneous 1964 1994-021/009 (10) Education: Montessori School 1964 1994-021/010 (1) Education: Post-Secondary School 1963-1964 1994-021/010 (2) Education: Universities 1 1963-1964 1994-021/010 (3) Education: Universities 2 1964 1994-021/010 (4) End-of-Term Party 1964 1994-021/010 (5) Essays of Timothy E. Reid and C.V. 1966 1994-021/010 (6) First Unitarian Congregation, Social Action 1964 Committee 1994-021/010 (7) Gazette 1966-1968 1994-021/010 (8) General Humanities, Visual Aid Project 1967-1968 1994-021/010 (9) Glendon College, Athletics Action 1964-1965 Photographs 1994-021/010 (10) Government of Ontario, Research on 1966 Economic Policies 1994-021/010 (11) Handbooks from Office of Staff Benefits 1963-1964 1994-021/010 (12) Interim November 1, 1967 1994-021/010 (13) International Teach-In Committee 1965 1994-021/010 (14) Minutes of Committee on Student Affairs 1963-1964 1994-021/011 (1) Minutes of President's Advisory and 1963-1965 Administrative Committee 1994-021/011 (2) Minutes of the President's Committee on 1964-1965 student Affairs 1994-021/011 (3) Minutes of the Presidential Committee on the 1963-1964 Master Plan 1994-021/011 (4) Notes [196-?] page 5 SERIES FILE LIST - S00219 Tim Reid fonds Inventory #391 Call #: File: Title: Date(s): Note: 1994-021/011 (5) Ontario University Liberal Federation 1965 1994-021/011 (6) Outside Activities, General 1968 1994-021/011 (7) Outside Activities, Company of Young 1968 Canadians 1994-021/011 (8) Outside Activities, Company of Young 1966-1967 1 of 3 Canadians 1994-021/011 (9) Outside Activities, Company of Young 1966-1967 2 of 3 Canadians 1994-021/011 (10) Outside Activities, Company of Young 1966-1967 3 of 3 Canadians 1994-021/011 (11) Outside Activities, Company of Young 1965-1966 Canadians, Canadian University Service Overseas, Report of the Executive Secretary 1994-021/012 (1) Outside Activities, Company of Young 1 of 2 Canadians, Meeting of the Interim Advisory Council 1994-021/012 (2) Outside Activities, Company of Young 2 of 2 Canadians, Meeting of the Interim Advisory Council 1994-021/012 (3) Outside Activities, Company of Young October 13-15, 1967 Canadians, Meeting of the Provisional Council 1994-021/012 (4) Outside Activities, Company of Young 1966-1967 Canadians, Meeting of the International Programmes Committee 1994-021/012 (5) Outside Activities, Company of Young 1967-1968 Canadians, Research Development Project 1994-021/012 (6) Outside Activities, Company of Young [196-?] Canadians/Tisdall, Clark and Lesley Ltd. & Gilles Desroches et Associes, Inc.
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