General Council Archives Guide to Holdings Related to Residential Schools

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Table of Contents General Council Archives Guide to Holdings Related to Residential Schools ...... 1 Purpose of the Guide (As part of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Process): .. 7 United Church of Archival Network: ...... 7 Note re: Methodist and Presbyterian Records: ...... 7 Arrangement of the guide: ...... 7 Record Restrictions: ...... 8 Further research: ...... 8 Introduction to the Schools ...... 9 Administrative History of Healing and Reconciliation Efforts...... 11 Records to 1969 ...... 17 RECORDS OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA ...... 17 FONDS 500: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA GENERAL COUNCIL FONDS. -- 1925-1990. - - 48.58 m of textual records ...... 17 SERIES 2/ MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE AND SUB-EXECUTIVE. -- 1925-1990. -- 1.59 m of textual records ...... 17 SERIES 3/ CORRESPONDENCE OF THE EXECUTIVE AND SUB-EXECUTIVE. -- 1925- 1983. -- 11.5 m of textual records ...... 17 FONDS 509: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS FONDS. -- 1907-1983, predominant 1926-1971. -- 36 m of textual records ...... 19 SERIES 1/ ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS. -- 1926-1979, predominant 1926-1971. -- 1.45 m of textual records ...... 19 SERIES 2/ GENERAL FILES. -- 1907-1983, predominant 1925-1971. -- 16.6 m of textual records; 4 microfilm reels : positive and negative ...... 20 SERIES 3/ RECORDS RELATING TO FINANCIAL MATTERS. -- 1925-1972. -- 11 m of textual records ...... 30 SERIES 4: RECORDS RELATING TO PROPERTY AND INSTITUTIONS. -- 1931-1979. -- 5.5 m of textual records ...... 30 SERIES 7: MICROFILM COLLECTION OF CORRESPONDENCE FILES. -- 1915-1972. -- 26 microfilm reels: 16 mm ...... 32 FONDS 505: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY FONDS. - - 1886-1972, predominant 1925-1962. -- 35 m of textual records; photographs ...... 35 SERIES 1/ RECORDS OF THE DOMINION BOARD. -- 1889-1972, predominant 1925- 1961. -- 8 m of textual records ...... 35 3

SERIES 12/ RECORDS OF THE HOME MISSION DEPARTMENT RELATING TO BOARDING SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL HOMES. -- 1927-1962. -- 24 cm of textual records ...... 38 SERIES 16/ RECORDS OF THE HOME MISSION DEPARTMENT RELATING TO WORK AMONG THE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE. -- 1927-1961. -- 18 cm of textual records ...... 38 SERIES 20: RECORDS OF THE HOME ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT. -- 1944-1962. - - 36 cm of textual records...... 40 FONDS 501: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA GENERAL COUNCIL COMMITTEES COLLECTION FONDS. -- 1925- ...... 41 SERIES 77/ RECORDS OF THE COMMISSION TO STUDY INDIAN WORK. -- 1935-1958, predominant 1954-1958. -- 2.5 cm of textual records ...... 41 FONDS 510: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA BOARD OF EVANGELISM AND SOCIAL SERVICE FONDS. -- 1926-1978. -- 8.6 m of textual records ...... 42 SERIES 3/ RESEARCH MATERIALS. -- 1951-1971, predominant 1965-1971. -- 96 cm of textual records ...... 42 FONDS 515: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA DIVISION OF COMMUNICATION FONDS. -- 1948-1991, predominant 1968-1989. -- 32 m of textual records; audiocassettes; videocassettes; photographs; 30 microfilm reels : negative ...... 43 FONDS 520: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA SOCIAL, PASTORAL AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS COLLECTION. -- 1820-2004, predominant 1910-1979. -- 7.53 m of textual records; 19 reels of microfilm : positive and negative...... 44 FONDS 1290: CARADOC INDIAN MISSION PASTORAL CHARGE (ONT.) FONDS. -- 1850- 1962. -- 36 cm of textual records ...... 45 SERIES 1: MUNCEY MISSION, 1850-1914 ...... 45 SERIES 3: ONEIDA PASTORAL CHARGE (INCLUDES ONEIDA MISSION) -1896-1941 . 45 RECORDS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH (CANADA) ...... 46 FONDS 14: METHODIST CHURCH (CANADA) MISSIONARY SOCIETY FONDS -- [ca. 1851]-1950, predominant 1884-1925. -- 15.41 m of textual records; photographs ...... 46 SERIES 1/ MINUTES OF THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS. -- 1851-1926. -- 1.08 m of textual records; 5 microfilm reels : positive and negative ...... 46 SERIES 2/ CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GENERAL SECRETARIES. -- 1868-1923. -- 6 m of textual records ...... 47 SERIES 4/ HOME MISSION RECORDS. -- 1906-1927. -- 3 m of textual records ...... 53 SERIES 6/ QUARTERLY RETURNS OF INDIAN INSTITUTES AND DAY SCHOOLS. -- 1902-1923. -- 3 cm of textual records ...... 54 4

FONDS 15: METHODIST CHURCH (CANADA) WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY FONDS (FONDS 15) . -- 1880-1927. -- 1.37 m of textual records; ca. 80 sheets of building plans and sketches ...... 55 RECORDS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA ...... 56 FONDS 122: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS FONDS. -- 1854-1938, predominant 1875-1925. -- 15.32 m of textual records; 2 microfilm reels : positive and negative ...... 56 SERIES 14/ RECORDS PERTAINING TO MISSIONS TO THE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE IN WESTERN CANADA. -- 1875-1923, predominant 1875-1912. -- 1.5 m of textual records 56 FONDS 123: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS AND SOCIAL SERVICE FONDS. -- 1857-1925. -- 1.5 m of textual records ...... 64 SERIES 2/ RECORDS RELATING TO WORK OF THE BOARD. -- 1907-1925. -- 36 cm of textual records ...... 64 PHOTOGRAPHS ...... 65 FONDS: 3414 FROM MISSION TO PARTNERSHIP PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION. -- 1870- 1977, predominant 1900-1936. -- ca. 5000 items ...... 65 SERIES 2/ PHOTOPRINTS AND OTHER MATERIAL RELATING TO MISSIONS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH TO ABORIGINAL PEOPLES AND ETHNO-CULTURAL COMMUNITIES IN CANADA. -- 1870-1925, predominant 1900-1925. -- ca. 2460 items .. 65 FONDS 3220: DENZIL RIDOUT FONDS. -- 1933-1938. -- 12 cm of textual records; 10 albums of photographs ...... 66 PERSONAL PAPERS RELEVANT TO RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL WORK ...... 67 FONDS 3292: JOSEPH ALBERT GEORGE LOUSLEY FONDS. -- 1943 -[ca. 1948]. -- 2 cm of textual records ...... 67 FONDS 3204: JOHN SEMMENS FONDS. -- [ca.1921]. -- 7 cm of textual records ...... 67 FONDS 3469: JEAN MACKENZIE SWAN PARKER FONDS. -- 1945 December 29. -- 1 cm textual records ...... 67 FONDS 3536: BESSIE FRENCH FONDS. -- 1941-1979. -- 7 cm of textual records; photographs ...... 68 FONDS 3064: THOMAS COSFORD FONDS. -- [188-?]. -- 2 cm of textual records ...... 68 FONDS 3483: ALLEN SALT FONDS. -- 1854-1912. -- 1 microfilm reel : positive ...... 68 FONDS 3471: FRANCES M. WALBRIDGE FONDS. -- 1939-1974. -- 20 cm of textual records ...... 69 FONDS 3558: MARION STEELE NOBLE LAING FONDS. -- 1898-1912. -- 1 cm of textual records ...... 69 5

FONDS 3282: JOHN CHANTLER MCDOUGALL FONDS. -- 1874-1928. -- 7 cm of textual records ...... 70 FONDS 3241: JOHN NIDDRIE FONDS. -- 1912-1939. -- 3 cm of textual records ...... 70 FONDS 3008: ANDREW BROWNING BAIRD FONDS. -- 1872-1924. -- 7 cm of textual records; 20 microfilm reels : positive and negative ...... 71 Records (1969-)...... 72 FONDS 499: OFFICE OF THE MODERATOR AND GENERAL SECRETARY FONDS– 1940 2011. -- 6.4 m of textual records; scrapbooks; photographs ...... 73 FONDS 500: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA GENERAL COUNCIL FONDS -- 1925-2011. - - 48.58 m of textual records ...... 76 SERIES 1\ Records of the Meetings of General Council (1925-2011) ...... 76 SERIES 2\ MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE AND SUB-EXECUTIVE (1925-2011) ...... 78 SERIES 3/ CORRESPONDENCE OF THE EXECUTIVE AND SUB-EXECUTIVE. -- 1925- 1983. -- 11.5 m of textual records ...... 82 FONDS 501: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA GENERAL COUNCIL COMMITTEES COLLECTION. –1925...... 84 SERIES 228/RECORDS OF THE COMMITTEE ON INDIGENOUS JUSTICE AND RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS. –1998-2011 ...... 84 FONDS 512: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA DIVISION OF MISSION IN CANADA FONDS. -- 1954-2006. -- 70 m of textual records ...... 85 SERIES 1\ MEETINGS AND WORKING PAPERS OF THE EXECUTIVE, ANNUAL AND STAFF MEETINGS (1972-) ...... 85 SERIES 2\RECORDS OF THE GENERAL SECRETARY (1972-_) ...... 86 SERIES 5/RECORDS RELATING TO CHILDREN, YOUTH, YOUNG ADULTS AND FAMILY...... 86 SERIES 8/RECORDS RELATING TO HUMAN RIGHTS, PARTICIPATION IN LAY ORGANIZATIONS...... 86 FONDS 537: RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND DISTRUBTION FONDS--2002-2011 ...... 90 FONDS 550: ABORIGINAL MINISTRIES COUNCIL FONDS--2008-2011 ...... 93 FONDS 552: JUSTICE, GLOBAL AND ECUMENICAL RELATIONS FONDS --2002-2011 ... 95 PUBLICATIONS ...... 99 METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA PUBLICATIONS: ...... 99 RECORDS OF THE MISSIONARY BULLETIN (1903-1920) ...... 99 UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA PUBLICATIONS: ...... 102 6

RECORDS OF THE CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN (1829-1925), THE NEW OUTLOOK (1925- 1939) AND UNITED CHURCH OBSERVER (1939-2011) ...... 102 Records of Mandate Magazine ...... 176 NEAR PRINT AND PRINT PUBLICATIONS ...... 178

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Introduction

Purpose of the Guide (As part of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Process):

For many years, The United Church of Canada Archives network has been open to researchers and others in search of information about Residential Schools. Under the Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement, the church has agreed to make all of its information relevant to the residential school system available to TRC. The archives have actively engaged with the TRC in fulfilling that obligation by creating this guide to the records of all work, past and present, related to residential schools held in the United Church of Canada General Council Archives.

Note: The records of the United Church of Canada are admittedly incomplete as not all records were submitted to the national archives. Some student records were submitted directly to the Federal government, some were retained by individual staff members who left the employment of the church, and some were destroyed in school fires.

United Church of Canada Archival Network:

There are eight United Church Archives across Canada to manage the historical records of the United Church and earlier Methodist and Presbyterian Churches. Records relating to residential schools are held in the following archives, in varying amounts:

 General Council Archives (Toronto, ON)  Manitoba and Northwest Ontario Conference Archives (Winnipeg, MB)  Saskatchewan Archives Board (Saskatoon, SK)  Alberta and Northwest Conference Archives (Edmonton, AB)  Conference Archives (, BC)

Each conference possesses some records pertaining to the schools in those regions. The bulk of the administrative records are located in the national records at the General Council Archives. All archival repositories have completed surveys of their holdings. An archives directory is located on the United Church of Canada Website; please contact individual archives for further information: http://www.united- church.ca/contact/archives

Note re: Methodist and Presbyterian Records:

Residential Schools were initially operated by The Methodist Church of Canada and The Presbyterian Church in Canada before the 1925 union creating The United Church of Canada. Many of the national office records of the Methodist and Presbyterian churches pre-1925 became legal property of The United Church of Canada Archives as a result of the 1925 church union property division. Some records may overlap, but the majority of records relating to the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches work with Residential Schools are lodged with the General Council Archives in Toronto. Please contact the Methodist or Presbyterian Churches for information on their holdings related to Residential Schools.

Arrangement of the guide:

This guide is a complete overview of all known holdings pertaining to Indian Residential Schools in The United Church of Canada Archives located in Toronto. This guide currently identifies everything accessioned in the Archives or held as part of the Library collection that we are aware of to date. Other records may appear in other collections as research is ongoing and we intend to update the master guide as needed. Active records are documents which are still actively being used by an office or staff member and are not accessible to the public. These records are referenced on a daily, monthly or weekly basis. Such records will be transferred to the archives when they become inactive. Inactive records are 8 documents which are no longer referenced on a regular basis; such records may be located in the archives or in offices, and might be unprocessed. The entries are prepared following the Rules for Archival Description, an archival standard which provides varying levels of description to give a general overview of the creating body, or a more specific idea of what type of records are listed in each section. The guide is divided into sections based on fonds (all records pertaining to a certain creating body). Examples of creating bodies within the United Church include General Council divisions, Moderators, or Conferences. Fonds descriptions include an administrative history or biographical sketch, scope and content notes, relevant accession numbers, finding aid number and file lists. The administrative history and biographical sketch are histories of the creating body, and the administration of the records themselves. It is beneficial to first review the administrative history and biographical sketch to fully understand the mandate, functional responsibility, predecessor bodies, administrative structure and other information pertaining to the records. Furthermore, each fonds is described at either a series, file or item level. A series is a group of records created based on a certain function, activity or subject. File lists provide a more detailed description of what items or records are in a file (for example: Healing Fund Council: correspondence, Women’s Missionary Society: minutes). The descriptions for this guide may vary from descriptions in our archival database, as they include additional information regarding Residential Schools.

Record Restrictions:

The United Church of Canada is committed to protecting the privacy or personal information of parties who might be involved with its records. Personal information is collected, used, maintained and disclosed in compliance with The United Church of Canada Privacy Policy and applicable federal and provincial privacy legislation. While the purpose of the guide is to promote accessibility, any records that contain personal information, or are declared sensitive in nature are restricted in accordance with these legal requirements.

Some restrictions on access are put in place by The United Church of Canada Archives. These restrictions are placed either by the donor, by considerations of personal privacy or conservation, or by specific policies; e.g., Confidential Records/Personnel Records policies of the United Church. In some cases, these records can be reviewed with the written permission of the person or administrative body responsible for the creation of the records. Committee Records are closed for 3 years. Personnel and pension files are closed for 75 years after the last date in a file. In the archives, for collections of records that may contain personal information but are too large to be verified, users must sign a research agreement informing them that they are liable for any misuse of personal information found in the records. Additionally, Copyright matters are subject to the provisions of Canada’s Copyright Act.

Restricted Records are identified by RR in the accession number information, for example:

2003.045C 45-1RR Personnel file –Doe, Jane 2001

Further research:

 United Church of Canada official website: www.united-church.ca  United Church of Canada Archives: www.united-church.ca/local/archives/on  The General Council Archives has put their archives and graphics databases online; these databases provide descriptions of the records series and images in the collections. The descriptions help researchers understand what records they will need to look at before coming into the archives. They can be accessed from: http://archives.united-church.ca/archives.htm and http://archives.united-church.ca/graphics.htm  The General Council Archives’ collection of Residential School photos has been digitized and is available online, at: The Children Remembered website: www.thechildrenremembered.ca.  The United Church of Canada Indian Mission photographs are digitized and online at: Up and Down the Coast http://upanddownthecoast.ca/ 9

 Trent University Archives: the Reverend Elgie E.M. Joblin Fonds contains records relating to his career in the United Church and concerns Native education and religion. http://www.trentu.ca/admin/library/archives/96-010.htm  Records of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and all denominations are available at the National Research Centre for Truth and Reconciliation: http://umanitoba.ca/nctr/  The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) www.trc.ca  Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC). http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/index-eng.asp  Other denominations.

Introduction to the United Church of Canada Schools

From roughly the time of Confederation, it was the policy of the government of Canada to provide education to the Aboriginal Peoples in Canada through Indian Residential Schools. The schools were part of the general assimilation policy of the government that was explicitly stated, even into the 1950s. Most of the schools were managed on contract by four denominations: Roman Catholic orders, Anglican, Presbyterian and United. The Methodist and Presbyterian Churches prior to union in 1925 each had started residential schools which then became part of the United Church. It is estimated that 100,000- 150,000 children attended the schools.

The number of United Church managed schools ranged from 13 in 1927, to six in 1951, and four in 1966. In 1969 the federal government completely took over management or closed all of the United Church schools. The schools tended to be in regions where mission activity and churches had been started among Aboriginal Peoples, but children from one community or even one family may have attended several schools run by different denominations even at great distance from their homes. In 1927, the United Church ran 42 day schools in Aboriginal communities as well.

The churches explicitly supported the assimilationist goals in running the schools. Thinking began to change in the 1940s and 1950s about the harm done to children in separating families and the increasingly evident failure of assimilation in practice and as a policy goal. The Apology to Native Congregations was delivered by General Council in 1986; a second apology was offered by the Moderator of the United Church in 1998 as stories began to pour forward about cultural, physical, psychological and sexual abuses in the schools.

Since 2003, the United Church has worked with other denominations and Aboriginal and survivor groups to promote a national truth-telling and healing process. On June 1, 2009, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission was launched as part of the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. The United Church will actively participate in the work of the five-year commission through national and community events as well as commemoration activities.

The United Church Residential Schools included in the Settlement Agreement: http://www.residentialschoolsettlement.ca/schools.html

Name Province Opened1 Closed Administration2 Mount Elgin Ontario 1849 1946 BHM Norway House Manitoba 1900 1967 BHM Portage La Prairie Manitoba 1886 1970 WMS Brandon Manitoba 1895 1969 BHM Round Lake Saskatchewan 1886 1950 WMS File Hills Saskatchewan 1889 1949 BHM

1 The opening and closing dates of the schools have not been verified against recent research and should be used as estimates. 2 BHM- Board of Home Missions; WMS- Women’s Missionary Society 10

Cote Day School3 Saskatchewan 1928 1940 WMS Red Deer Alberta 1893 1919 BHM Edmonton Alberta 1923 1966 BHM Morley Alberta 1925 1969 BHM Coqualeetza B.C. 1888 1940 WMS Alberni B.C. 1891 1973 WMS Ahousaht B.C. 1904 1939 WMS Port Simpson B.C. 1874 1948 BHM Kitimaat B.C. 1893 1941 WMS

NOT included in the Settlement Agreement Alnwick (Alderville) Ontario 1839 1860 Industrial Institute Teulon Residence Manitoba 1912 1996 WMS

3 Cote was added to settlement agreement in 2010 for the years which students were permitted to live at the day school 11

Administrative History of Healing and Reconciliation Efforts

The United Church of Canada was involved in the administration of Indian Residential Schools until 1969, when the Federal Government either took over control or closed the United Church schools. In the late 1980s, the negative impacts of the schools came to light as many former students went public with their school experiences; including abuse, loss of life, language, spirituality and culture. Individual and class action lawsuits ensued. Over the past 30 years, The United Church has made efforts towards reparation, repentance and reconciliation, guided by Aboriginal members. Administrative and institutional changes have been made to accommodate these efforts and broader healing initiatives which extend beyond the scope and impact of residential schools to the range of harms to Aboriginal peoples and their rights and culture in general.

Efforts toward reconciliation started with apology. On August 15th, 1986 at the General Council meeting in Sudbury, Moderator Robert Smith issued a formal apology to First Nations peoples within the United Church for the times in which the church had devalued and dismissed Aboriginal spirituality and forced a Western form of religion while sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. While there was no direct reference to Residential Schools in this apology, it was clear that the schools were an important part of the national policy of assimilation and suppression of spiritual ceremonies. Smith said, in part, “We tried to make you like us, and in doing so we helped destroy the vision that made you what you were. As a result, you and we are poorer, and the image of the Creator in us is twisted, blurred, and we are not what we are meant by God to be.”4 These words marked the first official recognition of the need to apologize within the United Church.

Institutional changes to support healing and reconciliation work were initiated after this apology. At the August, 1988 meeting of the General Council in Victoria, British Columbia, the All Native Circle Conference (ANCC) was established, supporting a request by Aboriginal members for their own conference, and for self-governance within the church.5 ANCC includes presbyteries with congregations in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. A first order of business for the ANCC was a response to the 1986 apology, stated by an ANCC representative. The formal statement acknowledged that while the apology was an important step forward, First Nations would like to see concrete actions toward apology and reconciliation within the Church, and for the church to develop ways to peacefully coexist with Native People.6 Other institutional changes in that decade included the creation of native theological schools; Dr. Jessie Saulteaux Resource Centre (1984, Manitoba), and Francis Sandy Theological Centre (1987, Ontario) to focus on Native theological education appropriate to native ministries. Additionally, senior staff positions within the church were created to support native ministries and concerns.

After the apology, it was acknowledged that the Church should work to truly understand all aspects of Residential Schools before any long-term plans or policy statements were issued. At the November, 1990 General Council Executive (GCE) meeting, Moderator Walter Farquharson gave instructions for the creation of a task-group on Residential Schools.7 The Moderator’s Task Group on Residential Schools met 3 times, and presented its report to GC-Sub Executive on November 22nd, 1991. The report outlined actions taken by the Task Group, and included information on the state of victims of residential schools, the spectrum of abuse experienced, the resulting consequences, and current forms of suffering. It concluded with recommendations to establish ways to work within church networks to address the issue of abuse in Residential Schools; these were developed while working in close consultation with First Nations members of the United Church. It was recommended that the Task Group be dismissed and replaced by a General Council Committee on Residential Schools, and the creation of a 5-year $30,000/year fund to be disbursed to projects in Native communities for healing. Also, that the United Church conferences establish plans for hearing and responding to Residential School experiences of

4 United Church of Canada. Record of Proceedings. “Apology to Native Congregations” 15 August, 1986: Toronto, p. 83-85. 5 Ibid. “Formation of the All Native Circle Conference” 17 August, 1988: p. 77. 6 Ibid. “Response to the Apology” 17 August, 1988: p. 79. 7 Ibid. General Council Executive Minutes, November, 1990: p. 17. 12 native peoples. Finally, the group suggested that the United Church should work with other churches in educating church constituencies on Residential Schools.8 The recommendations were approved in principle. Other actions taken by the group included a survey of archival documents to gain a general understanding of the church’s role in the schools. Task Group members also performed interviews with staff members, to create a protocol for sexual abuse allegations, and carried out research on sexual abuse in general. Efforts were made to contact, support and interview former Residential School staff. Finally, staff consulted with church lawyers for advice concerning the church’s responsibility for reporting sexual abuse told by victims and survivors to the church.

Following the report and actions of the Moderator’s Task Group, at the November, 1991 General Council Sub-Executive meeting a General Council Committee on Residential Schools was formed. This Committee developed guidelines for response to funding requests, and allocated and implemented the dispersal of the project fund recommended by the former Task Group. Additionally, they coordinated and monitored work being done at the regional level within the church, with a focus on listening to and documenting stories. They reviewed, refined and promoted the protocol for dealing with specific abuse complaints received by the United Church. They educated the church about schools and their effects and made archival information available on request. They worked ecumenically, in collaboration with the Aboriginal Rights Coalition, to try to ensure an effective response from the churches, and worked in solidarity with Native people in their discussion with the Federal Government on this issue. Finally, they prepared a public statement on Residential Schools for the approval of the General Council or it’s Executive after the process of listening and documentation was further advanced. 9 Some of this work was allocated to various Divisions of the General Council office, such as the Division of Mission in Canada (DMC).

In 1993, the Church submitted a brief to the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples, with a commitment to working on creating new relationships, “The United Church of Canada is committed to working to create a new relationship with Aboriginal Peoples that starts in confession for past wrongs, and, it is the church’s hope, ends in the shared joy of walking together in a healed and renewed creation.”10 The report admitted wrongdoing, outlined actions towards apology and reconciliation, and included histories on apology, Residential Schools, Aboriginal Self-Government and Aboriginal Justice work within the church. Each section also included observations on lessons learned, and how to move forward.

The DMC Advisory Group on Residential Schools first met in May, 1994 following the approval of a mandate by the DMC Executive.11 The advisory group provided guidance to DMC staff in relating to the United Church Native constituency, to First Nations communities, and to healing leadership who were grappling with the legacy of Residential Schools. They undertook a large educational task after the need for it was identified both within the church and in the broader public. They joined ecumenical partners in participation in the research and findings of the Royal Commission in Aboriginal Peoples. The group made recommendations regarding public inquiry, public media strategies, public relations and legal matters. Membership of the group was set with the principle of balancing native and non-native voices. There was some continuity from the previous Moderator’s Task Group and consideration was given to geographical location, primarily in Western Canada, and of former schools managed by the United Church. A final report of the group, including final accounting and recommendations was presented to the DMC Executive in 1997.

Part of the DMC Advisory Group on Residential Schools was the Technical Implementation Group for the Healing Fund. The General Council meeting at Fergus, Ontario, in 1994, established the Healing Fund, with the initial goal of raising $1 million to be used towards healing initiatives.12 Following its first three- year period, the mandate of the fund and of the Healing Fund Council was extended. In 2004, the

8 Ibid. General Council Sub-Executive Minutes “4.2 Report on Residential Schools.” November, 1991: p. 242. 9 Ibid. General Council Sub-Executive Minutes “4.2 Report on Residential Schools.” November, 1991: p. 242-243. 10 Ibid. “Brief to the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples” 27 October, 1993: p. 18. 11 Ibid. Division of Mission in Canada “Appendix E: DMC Advisory Group on Residential Schools: Final Report.” May, 1997: p. 153. 12 Ibid. Record of Proceedings. “Petition No. 110, Fund for Healing.” August, 1994: p. 534-535. 13

Healing Fund Council was re-affirmed; with a mandate of discerning which local projects best fit the goal of healing and cultural restoration in First Nations communities. 13 The fund is still ongoing. The Healing Fund Council comprises of representatives from Native United Church congregations across Canada, and meets twice a year to disburse funds to Aboriginal communities’ projects, based on various guidelines. The fund’s approved projects continue to provide opportunities for Elders, men, women, youth, families and communities to gather in healing circles and ceremonies, to share their experiences, to teach their languages, to share cultural teachings, and to address the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual abuse suffered at the schools and the intergenerational impacts.

The late 1990s marked the transition from an “information gathering” period to a period of repentance within the Church. In 1997, the 36th General Council committed the church to a journey of repentance in relation to its role in the residential schools system. It was resolved that the Church reaffirm the 1986 apology and acknowledge the role that the residential school system had on native people and the loss of wholeness, life, language, culture and spirituality that resulted. The Church would also express deep regret and sorrow for the injustices through a letter written to First Nations of Canada and would continue dialogue and consultation with First Nations to consider appropriate means of repentance, healing and reconciliation. It would urge members of the United Church to learn directly from native persons or resources about the residential school legacy, and petition the Government of Canada to accept the Government’s responsibility for abuses of the Residential Schools. Additionally, Petition No.79, calling for a Residential School Apology was brought forth and carried. 14 Based on the decisions of that General Council and following a motion carried at a GCE, Moderator issued a second formal apology on October 27th, 1998.15 This apology was directed specifically to former students of the schools, their families and communities. He said “We are in the midst of a long and painful journey as we reflect on the cries that we did not or would not hear, and how we have behaved as a church. As we travel this difficult road of repentance, reconciliation and healing, we commit ourselves to work toward ensuring that we will never again use our power as a church to hurt others with attitudes of racial and spiritual superiority.”16 The apology arose out of a sense of corporate sin of commission for those times in which the church had participated in the system, and a sin of omission for those times in which they had not spoken out corporately against the national policies and practices which gave rise to the school system.17 After this apology, the church continued to evolve in many ways to continue its efforts.

With its background in earlier efforts focused on Residential Schools, The Residential Schools Steering Committee was established in 1998 by the Executive of the General Council to “co-ordinate all aspects of the issues related to residential schools, including the legal, pastoral, communications, alternate resolution possibilities, healing initiatives and financial planning.”18 The committee initially focused on the settlement of abuse cases, then included broader healing initiatives. Now, they are committed to carrying out the mandate, and are mindful that each decision and action must reflect the commitment to give substance to the Apologies of 1986 and 1998, and to reflect the Six Principles adopted by the General Council Executive in 2003. The steering committee meets 3 times a year, with one meeting often held at the former site of a school. It regularly publishes an update, found on the United Church of Canada website (2003-present). As a committee of the Executive of the General Council, this committee reports to the General Council Executive, and submits reports to General Council meetings. At the 2010 General Council Executive, the Residential School Steering Committee was re-mandated, and renamed the

13 Ibid. Record of Proceedings. “Report of the Re-mandating Process of the Healing Fund Council.” October, 2004: p. 216. 14 Ibid. Record of Proceedings. “Petitions 78-79, Residential School Apology.” 20 August, 1997: p. 892-895. 15 Ibid. General Council Executive Minutes, 24 October, 1998: p. 160. 16 Ibid. “United Church Social Policy Positions: Apology to Former Students of United Church Indian Residential Schools, and to Their Families and Communities (1998)” http://www.united-church.ca/beliefs/policies/1998/a623 United Church of Canada, web. 8 Jan, 1997. 17 Ibid. “Right Relations: United Church Apologies to First Nations People.” http://www.unitedchurch.ca/aboriginal/relationships/apologies United Church of Canada, web. 5 May, 2005. 18 Ibid. Record of Proceedings “Residential School Steering Committee Report.” August, 2000: p. 424. 14

Committee on Indigenous Justice and Residential Schools.19 The Committee works closely with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Additionally in 1998, the Working Group on Healing Alternatives, a part of the Church-in-Society Co- ordinating Group under the DMC, began its group effort to search for possible dispute resolution methods that could be healing and reconciliatory alternatives to the adversarial legal process in the area of Residential Schools.20 After much consultation with institutions and individuals directly involved with the issue, it became clear to the staff that there existed no one possible resolution that could be applicable to all cases. Thus, the group quickly moved from a focus on Alternative Dispute Resolution to an overall strategy of healing and reconciliation. The staff working group conducted a workshop on healing alternatives and presented a resolution named “CIS Reconciliation Project 2000: Draft 6,” which called for a comprehensive apology by the United Church to the First Nations peoples, and outlined a possible reconciliation strategy for the DMC.21 The group also focused on taking a more proactive approach to identifying other situations of abuse related to Residential Schools; and, produced a workshop entitled “Towards a Meaningful Apology.”

At its October, 1999 meeting, the GCE identified work aside from court and government processes pertaining to Residential Schools needed in the church. Educational work in particular was named so that the whole church could enter into a faith-based re-ordering of relationships between themselves and Aboriginal people in Canada.22 A Church-in-Society staff team, plus Brian Thorpe (then national co- ordinator of the Church’s work pertaining to Residential Schools) became a “Healing and Justice Staff Project Team” (DMC/Church-In-Society (CIS) Reconciliation Project Team), which worked with the Residential Schools Steering Committee. The work was later transferred to the Justice, Global and Ecumenical Relations Unit (JGER) after a General Council office re-organization. Based on the work of this group, the mandate, principles and messages of the Education and Advocacy strategy were set. The group was made up equally of Native and non-Native members of the Church. The rationale for the project was that we as a church and a community of believers needed to turn from preoccupation with courts to the people with whom our relationships were broken. The focus was to support regional events that would draw on the reconciling power of God to transform existing relationships with Aboriginal peoples into new relations. Projects were funded by the Justice and Reconciliation Initiatives Fund. The group’s work was the foundation for “Justice and Reconciliation: The Legacy of Indian Residential Schools and the Journey toward Reconciliation” and “Children of the Dancing Sun,” resources developed and used by members of the First Nations community, and church at large.

The Justice and Reconciliation Initiatives Fund (now called Justice and Reconciliation Fund) was established in 2000 by the Residential School Steering Committee and the DMC/CIS Project Team to assist the church to understand and respond to the legacy of harm by the Residential School system. The fund, which is distinct from the Healing Fund, still supports projects, initiated by Conferences, presbyteries, congregations, outreach/community ministries and education centres, that foster dialogue, reconciliation, and relationship-building between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples.

In 2000, a project was designed to explore and learn about Aboriginal Spirituality. The 36th General Council received the Bearing Faithful Witness report on Jewish/United Church Relationships, and then asked that the model of Bearing Faithful Witness be used to explore relationships with Islam and Aboriginal Spirituality.23 The Task Group was appointed by Inter-church/Interfaith Committee (JGER), and began work in March, 2000. The group saw its task in the continuation of the Native Apology of 1986 and acknowledged that as a foundation and starting point for deliberation. Another main task was to

19 Ibid. Record of Proceedings “GS 38 Re-mandating and Re-naming the Residential Schools Steering Committee.” 13-15 November, 2010: p. 293. 20 Ibid. DMC Church-in-Society Co-ordinating Group Minutes. “Alternatives for Healing Workshop” 16-18 October, 1998: p.13 21 Ibid. DMC Church-in-Society Co-ordinating Group Minutes. “Alternative for Healing” 16-18 October, 1998: p. 26 22 Ibid. General Council Executive Minutes. “Education Strategy Regarding Residential Schools.” October, 1999: p. 244 23 Ibid. Record of Proceedings. “Sessional Committee 15 – Inter-church and Inter-faith Committee and Theology and Faith Committee” August, 1997: p. 879. 15 reflect on how the Church may rebuild a relationship of respect with First Nations peoples in traditional ways. The Project became known as: “Circle and Cross: Respective Listening on the Path to Healing”. They held planned Talking Circle gatherings in which great care was taken to model a respectful relationship between First Nations and non-first Nations communities. The proposal was to hold one Talking Circle in each Conference in the three year interval between the 38th and 39th General Council and to bring a report to the 39th General Council on the results of the experience across the church. The team developed a resource to use at the gatherings: “Talking Circle and the Four Directions”, which included worship resources focused on the Four Directions and the appropriate relationship between Cross and Circle.

In 2003, a set of Six Principles was presented to General Council 38 in the Building towards Right Relations document.24 The Six Principles adopted by the GC were developed to guide the church in its relations with government regarding shared liability for abuses in the Residential School system. In short, they are: 1) challenge the ideology of racism and acknowledge our role in colonization, 2) use a holistic approach, 3) have full participation of Aboriginal people 4) whole community involvement, 5) healing and education and 6) work towards building right relations.25 As was mentioned earlier, The Committee on Indigenous Justice and Residential Schools focuses on these principles as they carry out their work.

A short term project, The Living into Right Relations Task Group was established in 2008. It is intended as a five year (2008-2013) national right relations building vision, which began with an inaugural gathering at Pinawa, Manitoba.26 Living into Right Relations involves Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal participants and “home groups” in conferences across Canada, who together seek to enter into dialogue within a commitment to explore ways to live collectively and justly. The mandate of the Task Group is to accompany and support those who are working at the congregational, regional and national level to bring to reality the covenanted vision of the task group. This involves the nurture of programmatic work, resources and networks. The group is also mandated to facilitate processes to inform and engage the church and Canadians regarding the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

The year 2008 also marked the formation of the Aboriginal Ministries Circle. After an Aboriginal Consultation performed by the Aboriginal Ministries Steering Committee in 2006, it was recommended that Aboriginal peoples become partners in the work of the church, through the establishment of an Aboriginal Ministries Unit. A report of the Steering Committee, entitled “Giving Voice to a Vision” was presented to the General Council Executive in November, 2008.27 Based on the adopted report, the Aboriginal Ministries Council, with the purpose of overseeing and guiding the work of Aboriginal Ministries, was created. The inaugural meeting was held in September, 2009. A staff team in the General Council office is called Aboriginal Ministries Circle and works in partnership with The United Church to apply the Aboriginal people’s vision of spiritual healing, stewardship, and economic well-being. A large part of their work is the National Aboriginal Spiritual Gatherings which provide an opportunity to share and nurture the vision of the Circle. The Aboriginal Ministries Council takes direction from the Spiritual Gatherings and sends this work to the Executive of the General Council; it is a permanent committee of the General Council Executive. The United Church supports approximately 52-56 Native Ministries across Canada, including congregations and outreach ministries.

For many years, United Church has supported conferences and presbyteries, ecumenical colleagues, Aboriginal groups, and government officials in numerous broad activities related to healing and reconciliation. By developing better government and church relationships, lobbying for funding, undertaking commemoration initiatives, or aiding communities and survivors through events, consultations and workshops; the church has worked to heal wounds. The church has participated in numerous ecumenical groups focusing on Residential Schools along with other church representatives. These groups have worked on several initiatives with respect to the impact and legacy of Indian

24 Ibid. Records of Proceedings. “Steps on the Journey to Right Relations (Commons).” August, 2006: p. 335. 25 Ibid. Record of Proceedings. “Principles in the Search for Right Relationships.” August, 2003: p. 171-173. 26 Ibid. Records of Proceedings. “Towards Right Relations (Accountability Report)” August, 2009: p. 657. 27 Ibid. General Council Executive Minutes. “Giving Voice to a Vision- Aboriginal Ministries.” 16 November, 2008: p. 355-6. 16

Residential Schools. Staff members have produced educational resources so that congregations can learn about the impact of colonialism, the legacy of residential schools, and Aboriginal culture. The Church has also broadened its sense of the spiritual, learning about native spirituality and sacred ceremony, and making a place for these in worship experiences. It has sought to settle abuse claims quickly and fairly. The Committee on Indigenous Justice and Residential Schools have trained volunteers to attend settlement hearings and listen to the stories and offer words of apology and respect. The Committee also aided in the establishment of The Truth and Reconciliation Commission Roundtable involving other churches, survivor groups and Aboriginal organizations in 2004 to press for a national truth telling reconciliation process. Staff have conducted leadership development workshops to assist leaders from native communities to prepare implementation of the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. It has joined other churches and Aboriginal Groups to sponsor the national Aboriginal Church Leaders’ Tour in support of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in March of 2008. In the broader sense, good working relationships have developed between Aboriginal Groups and the Church, and the Church has added voices in demanding justice and non-violent resolutions within the Aboriginal community, and calling for just solutions to many Aboriginal Justice causes. Numerous petitions, resolutions and policy statements in support of the Aboriginal Peoples’ struggle for justice in Canadian society have come through General Council and General Council Executive meetings since the 1970s.

From the very first inklings of wrongdoing at Indian Residential Schools until the present day, staff, and members of the United Church has strived towards justice and right relations along with Aboriginal peoples of Canada. The church apologised for the way in which it had dismissed aboriginal culture and spirituality. It then apologised for its direct involvement in Residential Schools. Since the Apologies, the Church has endeavoured to make changes to facilitate reconciliation, repentance and reparation. It has undertaken directed, prayerful, and concerted efforts to become informed and responsive to the harmful effects of Residential Schools on First Nations peoples and cultures. Part of this process has been an examination of the structures of the United Church itself; and creating institutional and administrative changes to support its efforts, and to support Aboriginal Congregations within the church, and the Aboriginal Community in general. It began a process of information discovery and education, and promoted Aboriginal self-governance within the church. It instituted funds for healing and reconciliation, and offered support to Residential School survivors as they underwent the painful journey towards truth. It has explored Aboriginal Spirituality and created places for it within the church. It has worked towards Aboriginal justice in many avenues. The United Church has always been a church that evolves to respond to the needs of its congregations, and their changing standards and beliefs. The church will continue to evolve and develop in this way, to strive towards Right Relations, and living out the promises of its apology for many years to come. 17

Records to 1969

RECORDS OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA

FONDS 500: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA GENERAL COUNCIL FONDS. -- 1925-1990. -- 48.58 m of textual records

The General Council is the highest Church court, meeting biennially, with full power to determine matters relating to: boundaries and number of Conferences; doctrine, worship, membership and government; the courses of study for and ordination to the Order of Ministry; property matters; missionary policy; colleges and Christian education; petitions, memorials and appeals; relationships with other churches; appointments to committees and Divisions and of officers for Departments; appointment of the Secretary of the General Council, its Executive and its standing committees.

Finding Aid: 17 Accession #: 1982.001C

SERIES 2/ MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE AND SUB-EXECUTIVE. -- 1925-1990. -- 1.59 m of textual records

The Executive of General Council currently consists of the Moderator and immediate past Moderator, the General Secretary and Secretaries of the Council, the General Secretaries of the Divisions, two members from each Conference, ten members elected at General Council who represent the various Divisions of General Council, and representatives of other constituencies in the church, attempting a balance between ordained and lay members. Its purpose is to carry out the decisions of the General Council, to receive annual reports from the Divisions and committees of General Council, to deal with the financial and property affairs of the Church between sittings of the General Council, and "to do any act or thing of a routine or emergency nature which the General Council has the power to do." The Sub-Executive operates between the meetings of the Executive.

Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date(s) 82.001C 24-1 to 4 Minutes, official 1925-1932 82.001C 25-1 to 4 --- 1932-1940 82.001C 26-1 to 4 --- 1940-1948 82.001C 27-1 to 4 --- 1948-1956 82.001C 28-1 --- 1956-1958 82.001C 28-2 to 3 Minutes, copies 1958-1962 82.001C 29-1 to 2 --- 1962-1964 82.001C 29-3 Miscellaneous documents 1962-1964 82.001C 30-1 to 2 Minutes, copies 1964-1966 82.001C 30-1 Minutes, miscellaneous documents 1965-1966 82.001C 31-1 to 2 Minutes, copies 1966-1968 82.001C 32-1 to 2 --- 1968-70

SERIES 3/ CORRESPONDENCE OF THE EXECUTIVE AND SUB-EXECUTIVE. -- 1925-1983. -- 11.5 m of textual records

This correspondence was largely created by the Secretary/General Secretary and other members of the General Council Office, although it also includes material from the Moderator of the Church. The primary duty of the Secretary is to act as the chief staff and administrative officer of the General Council, 18 its Executive and Sub-Executive, including responsibility for preparation of materials for General Councils and for liaison between the General Council, Conferences, and Divisions. The Secretary is responsible for the publication of General Council proceedings and revision of The Manual, and serves on several committees of the General Council. The Secretaries of the General Council have been: T. Albert Moore, 1925-1936; Gordon A. Sisco, 1937- 1953; Ernest E. Long, 1954-1972; George Morrison, 1972-1975; Donald G. Ray, 1975-1983; Phillip A. Cline; 1983-1985; Irene Parker Evans (acting), 1985-1987; and Howard M. Mills, from 1987.

Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date(s) 82.001C 38-22 Includes: correspondence re. sale of property in 1931 Hazelton, BC 82.001C 39-49 Includes: correspondence re. Committee in 1936 Women Workers 82.001C 40-58 Includes: re. Sale of property at Sardis, BC. 1941 82.001C 41-67 Includes: correspondence re. File Hills Indian 1942 School, Saskatchewan 82.001C 41-77 Includes: re. commission to study welfare of 1946 Indians 82.001C 43-106 Includes: correspondence re. sale of Home 1950 missions property at Hazelton, BC 82.001C 44-112 Includes: re. sale of WMS property at Port 1951 Simpson 82.001C 46-131 Includes: re. sale of property in Teulon 1953 82.001C 46-136 Includes: correspondence re. Sale of property in 1953 Hazelton, BC. 82.001C 46-141 Includes: sale of property at Teulon and Port 1954 Simpson 82.001C 47-150 Includes: re. Indian residential schools; re. 1955 Changes in the Indian Act re. residential schools 82.001C 47-152 Includes: re. interpretation of Indian Act 1956 82.001C 47-155 Includes: re. Father Lambert’s “prowling” at Cote 1956 Reserve 82.001C 48-157 Includes: re. commission on Indian work 1956 82.001C 51-198 Includes: re. sale of property at Teulon 1961 82.001C 51-203 Includes: re. sale of land at Teulon 1961 82.001C 51-206 Includes: re. conditions in Indian Schools 1961 82.001C 52-213 Includes: re. mission priorities in Canada 1962 82.001C 52-219 Includes: re. Nelson House Indians; re. support of 1963 Nelson House Indians 82.001C 53-227 Includes: re. Sale of Boy’s residence, Teulon; re. 1963 race prejudice in Canada 82.001C 54-237 Includes: re. sale of missionary residences 1964 Hazelton 82.001C Boxes 55-57 Executive of G.C. May 3 and 4, 1966 1966 Includes: Sale of property Teulon, Man. (Boy’s Residence)

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FONDS 509: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS FONDS. -- 1907-1983, predominant 1926-1971. -- 36 m of textual records

The Board of Home Missions, constituted in 1926, was responsible for supervising and administering all the mission work of the United Church in Canada. This encompassed working among Aboriginal People, French Canadians, immigrants, and ethno-cultural communities; maintaining missions in marine, urban, and rural areas; overseeing chaplaincies and student charges; supporting church extension in new communities; running institutions including inner city missions, youth centres, children's homes, All Peoples' Missions, hospitals, and schools; and undertaking other forms of community and social service work. This Board was incorporated into the new Division of Mission in Canada in 1972.

Finding Aid: 78 Accession #: 83.050C, 86.158C, 95.014C/TR, 98.027C, 98.028C

SERIES 1/ ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS. -- 1926-1979, predominant 1926-1971. -- 1.45 m of textual records

The Board of Home Missions, as constituted in 1926, was composed of a Chairman, a Secretary, and Associate Secretaries (these members also comprised the Executive); Chairmen of the Home Mission Committees of each Conference; ordained and lay representatives from the membership of the Church; delegates elected by the Woman's Missionary Society; and Superintendents who served as corresponding members. The Secretaries were J.H. Edmison and C.E. Manning, 1926-1927; J.H. Edmison, 1928; R.B. Cochrane, 1929-1945; George Dorey, 1946-1953; M.C. Macdonald, 1954-1968; and H.M. Bailey, 1969-1971.

Scope and Content: Files consist of Board, Executive Minutes and Annual reports. These records are of a more general nature and may only reference a Residential School briefly.

Accession Box/File Title/Description Date (s) # 83.050C 1 Minutes, Board and Executive, 1926-34 83.050C 2 --- 1934-1940 83.050C 3 --- 1940-1947 83.050C 4 Minutes, Board 1948-1956 83.050C 5-1 to 8 Minutes and Agendas 1948-1957, 1928-1940. 83.050C 6- 1 to 8 Minutes and correspondence 1952-1971, 1935-1962 83.050C 7 Digest of Minutes, Board and Executive 1926-1951 83.050C 8 --- 1952-1968 83.050C 9 Digest of Minutes, 1968-1971 83.050C 10 Annual Reports, 1926-1957, 1963-1971

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SERIES 2/ GENERAL FILES. -- 1907-1983, predominant 1925-1971. -- 16.6 m of textual records; 4 microfilm reels : positive and negative

Relevant sections:

1. Correspondence files of the General Secretary, 1925-1971, which document all aspects of the Board's work (arranged chronologically);

Note: This section has been microfilmed.

2. Records relating to institutions and block grants, 1907-1972 (predominant 1963-1972), including correspondence, financial records, and some minutes and reports on hospitals, schools, aboriginal work, city missions, French Canadian work, ethno-cultural work, chaplaincy work (arranged by Conference and Presbytery; some of these projects are specifically identified in the finding aid);

3. Records relating to topics and ministries, organized under five headings: Committee on Minority Groups of European and Asiatic Origin; records of E.E.M. Joblin regarding work with Aboriginal people including residential schools, boarding schools, and conferences (including Mount Elgin, Brandon, Portage La Prairie, Norway House, Teulon, Regina, File Hills, Round Lake, Assiniboia, Red Deer, Edmonton, Morley, Coqualeetza, Alberni, Ahousaht, Port Simpson, Kitamaat, Prince Rupert); rural ministries, including surveys of rural areas in Canada and related publications and information; student ministries, including reports and field statistics; medical and marine ministries.

Subseries 1: Correspondence Files of the General Secretary 83.050C 11-1 Canadian Congregational Missionary Society – Report at 1925 Union 83.050C 11-2 Home Mission properties, Division at Union 1925 83.050C 11-5 Conference Home Mission Committees Minutes 1926 83.050C 11-7 to 9 General correspondence 1926 83.050C 12-34 to General correspondence, Board Secretary J.H. Edmison 1927 38 83.050C 12-39 Alberni Residential School (correspondence) 1927 83.050C 12-40 Indian Springs (Man) Indian Mission, (Indian Work) 1927 83.050C 12-42 Portage la Prairie (Man) IRS 1926-27 83.050C 12-43 Round Lake (Sask) Indian School 1926-27 83.050C 12-44 General Correspondence, [Indian Missions] 1926-27 83.050C 13-51 to General correspondence of Board Secretary C.E. Manning 1928 65 and J.H. Edmison, 83.050C 13-70 Joint Committee of the BHM and the WMS, Minutes 1928 83.050C 13-71 to General correspondence of Board Associate Secretary, 1929 75 C.G. Young, 83.050C 13-76 General correspondence 1929 83.050C 13-77 Round Lake (Sask) IRS correspondence 1929 83.050C 13-87 Norway House IRS correspondence 1930 98.028C 1-3 History of Indian Mission by Geo. Dorey 1930 83.050C 14-94 Rural Committee Minutes 1931 83.050C 14-95 to General correspondence 1931 97 83.050C 15-103 Manuscripts: A.E. Caldwell, “And who is my Neighbour?” 1931 and D.H. Doney, “A Trip Aboard the Thomas Crosby,” 83.050C 15-104 [Misc. manuscripts re: Island Lake, trip by canoe, marine 1931 to 107 missions etc.] 83.050C 15-110 General correspondence 1932 to 112 21

83.050C 15-113 Mission fields, overlaps with Presbyterians 1929-1932 (correspondence) 83.050C 17-148 General correspondence 1933 to 159 83.050C 18-184 Home Mission, manuscripts re: home mission work 1933 83.050C 18-185 General correspondence, [Includes letter re: Norway 1934 to 189 House.] 83.050C 18-190 Armstrong, K. God’s Lake, Man, correspondence, (Mission) 1934

83.050C 18-191 Bacon, R.L., correspondence, Oxford House (Mission) 83.050C 18-202 Shoup, W.W. re: Norway House school 1934 83.050C 19-204 Stevens, F.W. God’s Lake, correspondence, Mission 1934 83.050C 19-212 Includes: Mount Elgin Institute 1934 83.050C 19-213 Conference on IRS Principals, Agenda and date book, part 1934 to 214 1 and 2 83.050C 19-215 Indian and Oriental Committee report 1934 83.050C 19-216 Manuscript, K.J. Beaton, “Rethinking Indian Missions” 83.050C 19-218 Hendry, “Policy in Indian Work.” 1934 G.H. Raley, “Indian Welfare: An Economic Problem” and “Improved Day Schools on Reserve as compared with Indian Residential Schools off Reserves” 83.050C 19-220 Mission work, miscellaneous manuscripts 1934 83.050C 19-221 General correspondence 1935 to 222 83.050C 20-234 McConnell, R.L. (Klemtu BC) re: Indian Work, Mission 1935 83.050C 20-238 Stevens, F.G. (Fisher River Indian Mission, Man) 1935 correspondence, Mission 83.050C 20-252 Joint Board of Home Missions and WMS Commission on 1935 to 254 Indian Education, report (and copies), 83.050C 20-256 General correspondence 1936 to 257 83.050C 21-267 Includes: G.H. Raley (Coqualeetza ) correspondence 1936 83.050C 21-278 Indian Missions, (Indian Work) 1936 83.050C 21-281 General correspondence 1937 to 282 83.050C 22-295 Scott, R.C. (Coqualeetza) 1937 83.050C 22-305 Caradoc Indian Mission, Mount Elgin Institute 1937 83.050C 22-308 General correspondence 1938 to 311 83.050C 23-313 J.E. Copper, Indian Springs Mission, (Mission) 1938 83.050C 23-324 Coqualeetza IRS: Correspondence re: utilities, Report of 1938 School 83.050C 23-328 General Correspondence, [reference to dismissal of 1939 to 330 Norway House matron] 83.050C 23-331 Commission and committee reports, [Reference to IRS 1939 principals] 83.050C 23-334 Pitts, Miss. K. (Alberni, BC), correspondence 1939 83.050C 23-336 Indian Springs Mission, Mission [attendance at Portage] 1939 83.050C 23-337 Brandon IRS 1934-39 to 340 83.050C 23-341 Coqualeetza, IRS: General Correspondence, Reports 1939 83.050C 24-348 Marine Mission 1939 [Includes reference to IRS hiring policy, that family members shouldn’t work together] 22

83.050C 24- Coqualeetza IRS, Government takeover of school, student 1938-39 356RR records. to 358RR 83.050C 24-359 Indian Springs Mission, Manitoba, (Mission) 1940 83.050C 24-360 James Evans Centenary, [re: Norway House] 1938-40 to 362 83.050C 24-364 General correspondence, [letter from Pitts re: Alberni fire] 1941

83.050C 25-371 Indian Mission Work, cooperation, Indian Work, 1941 [Includes IRS references] 83.050C 25-373 General correspondence 1942 to 374 83.050C 25- 376 Indian Cooperating Committee, [Includes IRS material] 1942 83.050C 25- 378 Poplar River, Mission 1941-42 83.050C 25-384 General correspondence 1943 to 385 83.050C 25-389 Indian Mission Work, [Includes IRS references] 1943 83.050C 25-390 Indian Education – Cooperation with Government 83.050C 25-391 Alberni IRS, report of principal R.C. Scott to Hoey, DIA, 1943 83.050C 25-395 General correspondence 1944 83.050C 26-418 Home Mission Institutions Survey – Western Canada, 1944 report of the Western Section meeting, Winnipeg, [note: there are other surveys from Manitoba, Sask etc.] 83.050C 27- 437 Indian Work, Indian Educational Institutions in Western 1944 Ontario, report on survey 83.050C 27- 438 Indian Work: Alberni IRS 1944 83.050C 27-439 Indian Work: Indian Workers conference, Port Simpson, 1944 report 83.050C 27-440 Indian Work: Indians and Medical Care, [reference to 1944 denomination of IRS students] 83.050C 27-443 Indian Work: General, [Includes IRS references] 1944 83.050C 27-451 General Correspondence, [re: donation of presents for 1945 Morley IRS] 83.050C 27-453 Alberni IRS, water supply, 1945 83.050C 27-464 Indian Work: Morley and Edmonton IRS 1946 83.050C 27-465 Indian Work: Brief for the Protective Association for Indians 1946 and their Treaties 83.050C 27-466 Indian Work: Indian cooperation 83.050C 27-469 General correspondence 1946 83.050C 28-474 Indian Work: Morley IRS, Edmonton IRS 1947-1948 83.050C 28-475 Indian Work: Indian Cooperation Committee 1947-1948 83.050C 28-476 Indian Work: Salaries of workers in IRS 1947-1948 83.050C 28-485 General correspondence 1949-1950 to 486 83.050C 28-487 Cooperation and Overlapping Work with other 1935-1953 to 492 Denominations 83.050C 28-496 Round Lake IRS 1949-1950 83.050C 28-497 Brandon IRS, Nelson House IRS, Norway House, IRS 1950 83.050C 29-513 Norway House IRS opening ceremonies 1955 83.050C 29-520 Indian Day and Residential Schools teachers 1956 83.050C 29-522 Alberta – Board’s work in Alberta 83.050C 29-536 BHM conference, reports from superintendents 1957 23

83.050C 29-537 Canadian council of churches, reports on problems 1957 83.050C 30-539 Board Secretary reports 1958 83.050C 30-540 Board Superintendent reports 1958 83.050C 30-545 General correspondence with the Secretaries of the Board 1958 83.050C 30-557 Indian work, general 1958 83.050C 31-566 Board Secretary reports 1959 83.050C 31-570 Home mission work, clippings 1959 83.050C 31-571 Home Mission Superintendent, BC 1959 83.050C 31-572 Conference Home Mission Committee, minutes and reports 1959 83.050C 31-581 Indian Work, general 1959 83.050C 31-582 IW: Indian Missions and pastoral charges 1959 83.050C 31-583 IW: Indian Schools and Institutions 1959 83.050C 31-592 Board Secretary reports 1960 83.050C 31-593 Board Superintendent reports 1960 83.050C 32-598 Home Mission Committees and Superintendents, 1960 correspondence 83.050C 32-599 Conference Home Mission Committees 1960 83.050C 32-607 Indian Work – Kettle Point, God’s Lake 1960 83.050C 32-608 Indian Mission Work 1959-1960 83.050C 33-623 Board Secretary and Superintendent reports 1961 to 624 83.050C 33-634 Indian Mission Work, general 1961 to 636 83.050C 33-640 Institutional Work – Western Canada 1961 83.050C 34-653 Women’s Missionary Society correspondence 1961 to 654 83.050C 34-655 Board Secretary and Superintendent reports 1962 to 656 83.050C 34-660 Board Secretaries and Superintendent correspondence 1962 to 661 83.050C 34-669 Indian Work: Indian Mission work 1962 83.050C 35-670 Indian Work: Indian Mission work 1962 to 671 83.050C 35-674 Institutional Work, Manitoba to BC 1962 83.050C 35-683 Woman’s Missionary Society, Integration of Mission Work 1962 with WMS – includes arrangement of Canadian government annuities 83.050C 35-684 Board Secretary and Superintendent reports 1963 to 685 83.050C 36-691 Board Secretary correspondence 1963 83.050C 36-698 Indian Work 1963 to 700 83.050C 36-703 Institutional Work, Western Canada 1963 83.050C 36-711 Board Secretary and Superintendent reports 1964 to 712 83.050C 37-714 Canadian Council of Churches, Indian Work 1964 83.050C 37-718 Board Secretary correspondence 1964 83.050C 37-726 Indian Work 1964 to 728 83.050C 38- Applications, Indian Work, Applications, teachers, 1965 744RR, 747RR 83.050C 38-768 General correspondence 1965 83.050C 38-770 Board Secretary correspondence 1965 24

83.050C 39-780 Board Assistant Secretary, correspondence, 1965 83.050C 40- Applications, Indian Work, (restricted)(also nurses and 1966 800RR teacher applications) 83.050C 40-804 Applications- teachers 1966 83.050C 40-805 General correspondence of Board Secretary (Bailey) 1966 83.050C 41-828 Indian Work: general 1966 83.050C 41-829 Indian Work: Indian and Eskimo association 1966 83.050C 41-830 Indian Work: general 1966 83.050C 41-834 General correspondence of associate secretary, E.E. Joblin 1966 83.050C 41-843 Board Secretary, MacDonald, correspondence 1966 83.050C 41-845 General correspondence 1966 to 846 83.050C 42-859 General correspondence of Board Associate Secretary 1966 (Shorten) 83.050C 43-886 Board Secretary correspondence (Bailey) 1967 83.050C 43-893 Board Secretary correspondence (Highfield) 1967 83.050C 43-894 Home Mission Work conference 1967 to 895 83.050C 44-909 Indian Work: conferences and correspondence with 1967 Eskimo and Indian association 83.050C 44-910 Indian Work: general 1967 83.050C 44-914 Board Secretary (Joblin) correspondence 1967 83.050C 44-920 General correspondence 1967 to 921 83.050C 45-945 Board Associate Secretary (Bailey) correspondence 1968 83.050C 47-973 Clippings Board’s work across Canada 1968 83.050C 47-986 Correspondence with General Council 1968 83.050C 48-1001 Indian Work: general 1968 to 1002 83.050C 49-1014 Board Secretary (M.C. McDonald) correspondence 1968 83.050C 49-1015 General correspondence 1968 to 1018 83.050C 52-1065 Board A.S. correspondence 1969 83.050C 52-1068 Canadian Council on Churches files, social concerns 1969 to1074 83.050C 53-1096 Board Secretary (Baily) circulars 1969 83.050C 54-1103 General Council – correspondence 1969 83.050C 54-1107 Board Associate Secretary (Highfield) correspondence 1969 83.050C 54-1108 List of Home Missions national personnel 1968-69 83.050C 54-1115 Board Associate Secretary (Howard) correspondence 1969 83.050C 55-1125 Indian Work, general etc. 1969 to 1129 83.050C 55-1132 Board Secretary (Joblin), correspondence 1969 83.050C 55-1139 General correspondence and reports 1969 to 1142 83.050C 57-1182 General correspondence 1970 83.050C 60-1233 Indian Work, general 1970-71 83.050C 62-1272 Indian Work, esp. Ecumenical conferences 1970-71 83.050C 29-513 Norway House IRS, opening ceremonies 1955 83.050C 29-520 Indian Day and Residential Schools teachers 1956

Subseries 2: Records Relating to Institutions and Block Grants, 1907-1972 [Note: Only records re: Indian Residential Schools or Indian Work are noted. There are other Indian Missions listed in the Finding Aid.] 25

Accession Box/File Title/Description Date (s) # 83.050C 83-341 Lambton Presbytery, esp. Indian work 1933-1966 83.050C 83-344 to 345 Middlesex Presbytery, esp. Oneida and Caradoc 1934-1966 Missions 83.050C 84-363 Manitoba conference, Indian Work, -1962 83.050C 84-364 --- 1963-1965 83.050C 84-365 --- 1966-1968 83.050C 84-366 --- 1969-72 83.050C 85-368 to 369 Brandon Presbytery 1965-67 83.050C 85-370 Brandon Presbytery, Agreement re: the operation of 1962 Brandon IRS 83.050C 85-371 to 377 Brandon Presbytery, Brandon IRS 1957-1969 83.050C 86 Manitoba Conference: Kenora-Rainy River Presbytery [Includes Island Lake, God’s Lake etc.] 83.050C 87 Manitoba Conference, Northland Presbytery [Includes Cross Lake, Nelson house, Oxford House, South Indian Lake etc.] 83.050C 87-17 to 20 Norway House 1965-1972 83.050C 88-1 to 8 Norway House IRS 1914-1969 83.050C 88-18 Norway House, (includes list of ministers) (Indian 1910-1965 work) 83.050C 89-1 to 16 Norway House IRS, Quarterly Returns 1954-1967 83.050C 89-17 Norway House IRS, staff salaries 1954-55 83.050C 89-18 to 20 Norway House IRS, general 1957-1964 83.050C 90-1 --- 1953-54 83.050C 90-2 Norway House IRS, applications from Island Lake 1954-57 83.050C 90-3 to 13 Norway House IRS, files 1954-64 83.050C 91-1 Manitoba Conference: Portage la Prairie Presbytery 1962 Portage la Prairie, IRS, agreement 83.050C 91-2 to 4 Portage la Prairie, IRS, general 1961-1969 83.050C 91-5 to 8 General 1964-1972 83.050C 92-11 to 15 Manitoba Conference: Selkirk Presbytery 1962-1972 Includes general Presbytery files, Berens River, Fisher River, Poplar River, Teulon Residences etc. -Teulon Residences 83.050C 96-9 to 17 Manitoba Conference: Winnipeg Presbytery, Indian 1958-1971 Work, [possibly re: Teulon] 83.050C 97-8 Saskatchewan Conference, Indian Work 1960-1969 Saskatchewan Conference: Prince Albert Presbytery 83.050C 102-5 Indian Work 1969 83.050C 103-5 Saskatchewan Conference: Qu’Appelle Presbytery 1969-1970 Includes other IW files, which are not noted (i.e. Round Lake Presbytery): Indian Work 83.050C 108 Saskatchewan Conference: Yorkton Presbytery 1940-1970 Includes files on File Hills, Cote 83.050C 109-6 Alberta Conference: Indian Missions, includes Report 1929-1978 of Committee on Legal and Civil Rights of the Canadian Indian, 1955 Alberta Conference: Presbytery 83.050C 110-16 to 20 Morley (McDougall Mission) 1902-1972 83.050C 110-21 to 22 Morley Residential School 1940-1955 83.050C 111-1 Calgary–Morley Residential School 1957-1970 26

83.050C 111-2 --- 1961-1962 83.050C 111-3 --- 1963 83.050C 111-4 --- 1964 83.050C 111-5 --- 1965 83.050C 111-6 --- 1966-1970 83.050C 112-9 --- Edmonton Centre, Indian Work 1969 83.050C 112-16 Alberta Conference: Drumheller and Edmonton 1920, Presbyteries: Edmonton Residential School 1938, 1934-1944, 1946, 1955-1957 83.050C 112-17 --- 1958-1960 83.050C 112-18 --- 1961-1962 83.050C 112-19 --- 1963-1967 83.050C 116- 9 to 19 Red Deer Presbytery Files [Red Deer not in 1965 Operation] 83.050C 119-5 British Columbia Conference: Native Indian 1969-1970 Committee 83.050C 120-3 to 6 Indian Work 1929-1970 83.050C 120-7 Native Indian Committee 1969-1970 83.050C 122-17 British Columbia Conference: Comox-Nanaimo 1913, Presbytery Coqualeetza Residential School 1937-1944 83.050C 123-13 Alberni Residential School, Agreement for Operation 1962 83.050C 123-14 Alberni Residential School, [includes photographs] 1939, 1950, 1957-1959, 83.050C 123-15 --- 1960-1962 83.050C 123-16 --- 1963-1967 83.050C 123-17 --- 1968-1970 83.050C Box 126-131 British Columbia Conference: Prince Rupert [1960- Presbyteries. [Includes files on Bella Bella, Bella 1970] Coola, Kitamaat Village, Port Simpson, etc. - mostly from 1960s and 1970s. 83.050C 130-11 Kitamaat, [includes list of ministers] 1913-1968 83.050C 130-14 Port Simpson [includes list of ministers] 1938-1968

Subseries 3: Records Relating to Topics and Ministries Boxes 141-144: Subsection 2, Records of E.E. Joblin regarding work with Aboriginal peoples. 83.050C 141-1, 2 Annual Reports: Indian Work Reports to the BHM, 1958- 1965,1960 83.050C 141-3 Report of the Indian Affairs Branch for the fiscal year 1964 ended March 31, 1964 / Department of Citizenship and Culture. 83.050C 141-4 Bibliography and Supplements about Indian Work 1966, 1968 83.050C 141-5 Minutes: Church representatives and Education 1955-1969 Division of IAND, meetings 86.158C 3-6 Annual Reports to the Board of Home Missions 1957-1969 83.050C 141-6 Correspondence: Indian Affairs Branch and BHM 1958-1970 related to residential schools 83.050C 141-7 DIAND Education Division, 1970 1970 83.050C 141-8 Indian Affairs Branch to School Principals, 1960, 1960, 1961 1961 27

83.050C 141-9 Caroline O. Field to Miss McFarland (Letter relocated 1940 to 83.058C: Box 114, File 6). 86.158C 1-1 Joblin Binders: Correspondence and statements related to Indian Education, Vol. 1 86.158C 1-2 Directives and correspondence with Ottawa (incomplete) applying to all government owned schools and residences, Vol. 2 86.158C 1-3 Field trips and reports, “Indian Work,” 1957-1962 86.158C 1-4 --- 1963-1970 86.158C 1-5 Conference and consultations on work among the 1954-1983 Natives Peoples of Canada and the USA, Five Oaks Indian Conference 86.158C 2-1 Five Oaks Indian Conferences 1954-1983 86.158C 2-2 Joblin Binders re: Homes and Residential 1893-1966 Schools: Alberta: -Red Deer Industrial School, Vol. VI a, pt. 1, 1893- 1919 -Edmonton Residential School, Vol. VI a, pt. 1, 1923- 1966 86.158C 2-3RR Edmonton Residential School, Vol. VI a, pt. 2 1923-1966 86.158C 2-4 McDougall Orphanage, Morley, replaced by Morley 1925-1969 Residential School, Vol. VI, b 86.158C 2-5 British Columbia: Coqualeetza Institute, Vol. VII, 1888-1940 1888-1940 -Alberni Residential School, Vol. VII, 1891-1969 -Ahousaht Residential School, 1904-1939 -Crosby’s Girls’ Home, Port Simpson, Vol. VII, 1874- 1948 -Elizabeth Long Memorial Home for Girls, Kitamaat, Vol. VII, 1893-1941 -United Church Residence for Boys (Prince Rupert) Church Owned, Vol. VII 86.158C 2-6 Manitoba: Brandon Industrial School (Methodist to 1886-1870 1926), Vol. IV, b. 86.158C 2-7 Portage La Prairie Residential School, (Presbyterian 1900-1967 to 1925), Vol. IV, b 86.158C 2-8 Teulon Boys’ and Girls’ Homes, began 1912 and 1918 respectively, not used for Indian youth until the late 1950’s, presently to 1925, church owned, still in use, Vol. IV, c. 86.158C 2-9 Ontario and Quebec: Mt. Elgin Industrial Institute, 1849-1946 (Methodist to 1925) 86.158C 3-1 Saskatchewan: Regina Industrial School 1886-1962 (Presbyterian), Vol. V (1890-1910) -File Hills Residential School (Presbyterian to 1925), Vol. V (1889-1949) -Round Lake Residential School (Presbyterian to 1925), Vol. V (1886-1950) -Assiniboia Girls’ Residence, Church Owned and used for Indian Girls (Presbyterian, to 1925), Vol.V (1960-1962) 83.050C 142-1 Manuals and Policies: Manual for those 1958-1962 representing the United Church of Canada among the Indians of Canada 83.050C 142-2 --- 1963-1967 28

83.050C 142-3 --- Apr. 1968- Dec. 1970 83.050C 146-12 --- Vol. 2 1963-1968 95.014C/TR Manual for those Representing the United Church of 1958-1980 Canada Among Canadian Indians 83.050C 142-7 Policies- Education Policy 1961 83.050C 144-22 Statements by the Department of Indian Affairs and 1969 Northern Development 83.050C 141-5 Minutes: Residential School Principals Meetings and 1957-1971 Conference of Western Indian Workers 83.050C 141-21 Residential School Principals Meetings 1959-1962, 1964 86.158C 3-2 Minutes Related to “Indian Work” from the Digests 1957-1971 83.050C 141-4 Miscellaneous: Bibliography and Supplements 1966,1968 about Indian Work 83.050C 141-10 Legislation: The Indian Act 1951 83.050C 141-11 Personal File- Indian Workers 1961-1962, 1964-1968, 1970 83.050C 142-4 Maps of Indian Communities Served by the United [1970?] Church of Canada 86.158C 3-3 The Library of E.E.M. Joblin n.d. 86.158C 3-4 Publications: A collection of Articles Related to the 1920-1979 Indians of Canada Appearing in the United Church Observer and Other United Church Publications, Vol. I 86.158C 3-5 ---, Vol. II 1980-1985 83.050C 143-1 A Vocation or avocation? National Young People’s 1946 Union Programme Annual. No. 4 (Elgie Joblin) 83.050C 142-8 Board of Home Missions/Division of Mission in [196-?] Canada 83.050C 143-3 Beyond Traplines, does the church really care? 1969 Towards an assessment of the work of the Anglican church of Canada with Canada’s Native Peoples… 83.050C 143-4 Commission to Study Indian Work, United Church of 1969 Canada, Joblin, E.E.M. Our Northern Indians, United Church of Canada [pamphlet] 83.050C 143-5 Department of Indian Affairs and Northern 1968, 1970 Development 83.050C 143-7 Indian Education in Canada, study pamphlets in [195-] Canadian Education, 21 83.050C 143-8 Indian School Bulletin and Regulations for the 1954 classification of teaching staff, Department of Citizenship and Immigrations. Indian Affairs Branch, Education Division. 83.050C 144-2 The Indians of Canada and Before Columbus, by 1967 E.E.M. Joblin [Toronto], The United Church of Canada 83.050C 143-10 Native People Publications 1970 83.050C 142-5 Newspaper Articles 1969, 1970 83.050C 142-6 Newspapers, The First Citizen 1970 83.050C 143-11 Oblate Fathers in Canada, Indian and Eskimo 1958, 1961 Welfare Commission 83.050C 143-2 Outreach, Among Indian Neighbours 1962 83.050C 144-1 Outreach, Our Indian Neighbours 1963 29

83.050C 143-9 Outreach, Native People in the United Church, 1965-1966 published articles 83.050C 143-12 Publications other than United Church, Part 1 1959, 1959-1970 83.050C 143-13 ---, Part 2 1970 83.050C 143-14 ---, Part 3 1964, 1965 83.050C 144-4 Reports: A brief submitted to the Joint Parliamentary 1959-1960 Committee on Indian Affairs by the Board of Home Mission of the United Church of Canada, June 8, 1960 -E.E.M. Joblin, Special Education for the Indian Pupils of the Carodoc Agency, Special Education, No. 2 (Feb, 1959) 83.050C 144-20 An Outline of the work of the Board of Home 1962-1963 Missions among the Indians of Canada and Indian work in Ontario and Quebec 83.050C 144-3 Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians, Position 1971 Paper, Nov. 27 83.050C 144-14 The Church and the Indians of Canada- E.E.M. 1947 Joblin 83.050C 144-6 Construction of Purchase of Buildings for Indian 1957-1970 Work, Including property report Kenora, Rainy River Presbytery 83.050C 144-8 Indian Residential Schools Proposed Salary Scales 1957-1959 and Grants by Board of Home Missions 83.050C 144-7 Indian Affairs Branch, Welfare Division n.d. 83.050C 144-10 Indians of Canada, draft program suggestions for 1969 teenage groups 83.050C 144-9 Indians of Canada, three addresses prepared for the 1964 Lorrain Fellowship and Inter-Church Consultation on Indian Work, April 28-29, E.E.M. Joblin 83.050C 144-11 Native Council of Canada, brief presented to Federal 1972 government, June 83.050C 144-12 Occupations of the Indians of Canada, E.E.M. Joblin 1945 83.050C 141-3 Report of the Indian Affairs Branch for the fiscal year 1964 ended March 31, 1964/ Department of Citizenship and Culture 83.050C 144-5 Reports of the Commission on Indian Education a 1935 commission appointed by the Board of Home Missions and the Women’s Missionary Society of The United Church of Canada 83.050C 144-13 Schools and Hospitals 1928 83.050C 144-24 United Church work Among Indians of Ontario 1966-1967 83.050C 144-15 Woman’s Missionary Society 1957 83.050C 144-16 --- 1958 83.050C 144-17 --- 1959 83.050C 144-18 --- 1960 83.050C 144-19 --- 1961 86.158C 1 Microfilm Collection of Publications 1976-1978 86.158C 2 --- 1958-1975 86.158C 3 --- (inc. Impressions of Our Indian Work: A Brief 1946-1959 Report to the Board of Home Missions, and A Brief Submitted to the Joint Parliamentary Committee of Home Missions of the United Church of Canada.). 86.158C 4 --- 1963-1975 30

98.028C 1-1 Appointments to Indian Work, 1957-1978 98.028C 1-2 A Collection of Opinions Relating to Policy in Indian n.d. Affairs in Canada

SERIES 3/ RECORDS RELATING TO FINANCIAL MATTERS. -- 1925-1972. -- 11 m of textual records

Series consists of the following:

1. General financial material related to home mission work, including material on Pastoral Charges receiving from the Board aid such as capital accounts, salaries, insurance and travel costs;

2. Records relating to loans, grants, and property, primarily consisting of correspondence detailing loans and grants to congregations and institutions assisted by the Board, 1955-1971;

3. Records relating to trusts and estates, including correspondence re bequests (most is unsorted);

4. Records relating to Church Union property settlement, which document discussions and legal decisions taken at the time of Church Union with respect to the property of the uniting denominations.

Subseries 1: Transfer Ledgers, 1927-1971. (This section includes Board Grants, 1966-1972, which may include names of staff). Accession Box Title/Description Date(s) No. 83.050C 162 Transfer Ledger, 1927-1929, some to June 1936. 1927-1936 Hospitals and Residential schools, including Th. Crosby, Mt. Elgin, Brandon, Round Lake, Morley, File Hills, Norway House, Edmonton, and Coqualeetza.

Subseries 2: Loans and Grants/Property (Includes files on Indian churches and other church property etc. listed by province.) 83.050C 177-9 Port Simpson- Girls’ Home 1959 83.050C 177-10 Port Simpson- Crosby Girls’ Home, Closed 1978 83.050C 197-6 Teulon Boys’ Home-Sale of Lots 1962

Subseries 3: Trusts and Estates These files list estates and bequests by Individuals’ names from 1949-. 83.050C 289-3RR Funds - McMillan, George A.; Memorial Fund 1959-1963, 1967

Subseries 4: Church Union Property Settlement, 1925 83.050C 290-2 Statements in Defence of Allocations of Churches 1925 and Institutions to the United Church 83.050C 290-4 Methodist Tenure on Indian Reserves n.d.

SERIES 4: RECORDS RELATING TO PROPERTY AND INSTITUTIONS. -- 1931-1979. -- 5.5 m of textual records

Series details activity of the Board of Home Missions in individual charges and institutions receiving aid from the Board, and are arranged by Conference. Institutions include schools and school 31 homes, hospitals, mission boats, Aboriginal mission properties, churches, city missions, and ethno- cultural mission properties.

Scope and Content: Files consist of records relating to Indian Churches and First Nations Communities.

Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date(s) 83.050C 240-5 British Columbia: (Also includes files on Indian Missions, Koksilah, Kispiox, etc.) -Chilliwack, Coqualeetza Indian School 83.050C 240-11 ---: Kitimaat, Elizabeth Long Memorial Home 83.050C 241-3 to 12 ---: Port Alberni, Lands Adjacent to Indian Reserve 1906-1979 (includes references to schools and lands) 83.050C 241-4 ---: --- 1906-1979 83.050C 241-5 ---: --- 1906-1979 83.050C 241-6 ---: --- 1906-1979 83.050C 241-7 ---: --- 1906-1979 83.050C 241-8 ---: --- 1906-1979 83.050C 241-9 ---: --- 1906-1979 83.050C 241-10 ---: --- 1906-1979 83.050C 241-11 ---: Port Alberni, manse, 5835 river rd. 1968-1977 83.050C 241-12 ---: --- 1978-1979 83.050C 240-16 Alberta: Morley (church lands) Includes reference 1886-1925 to McDougall orphanage site and includes letters from Morley IRS 83.050C 249-17 ---: --- 1926-1928 83.050C 249-18 ---: --- 1929-1936 83.050C 249-19 ---: --- 1937-1947 83.050C 250-1 ---: --- 1948-1955 83.050C 250-2 ---: ---: Church and Manse 1956-1957 83.050C 250-3 ---: ---: --- 1958-1961 83.050C 253-8 Manitoba: Norway House, Administration, 1961-1963 83.050C 253-9 ---: Norway House, Administration, Residential 1964-1967 School, 83.050C 253-10 ---: Norway House IRS, Administration, Payroll, 1965 83.050C 253-11 ---: Norway House IRS, Administration, personnel, 1961-1963 83.050C 253-12 ---: --- 1964-1965 83.050C 253-13 ---: Norway House, student enrolment, 1955-1965 83.050C 253-14RR ---: Norway House: students 1958 83.050C 253-15RR ---: ---: --- 1959 (Jan-Aug) 83.050C 253-16RR ---: ---: --- 1959-1960 83.050C 253-17RR ---: ---: --- 1960 (Aug-Dec) 83.050C 253-18RR ---: ---: --- 1961 83.050C 253-19RR ---: ---: --- 1962 83.050C 254-1RR ---: ---: --- 1963-1964 83.050C 254-2RR ---: ---: --- 1965-1966 83.050C 254-3RR ---: Norway House, students, projected enrolment 83.050C 254-4RR ---: --- 83.050C 254-9 ---: Portage la Prairie IRS 83.050C 254-15 ---: Teulon: Girls Residences 1918, 1955-1961 83.050C 254-16 ---: ---: --- 1965-1974 83.050C 254-17 ---: ---: Boys Residences 1905-1956 83.050C 254-18 ---: ---: --- 1957-1961 83.050C 255-1 ---: ---: --- 1962-1964 83.050C 255-2 ---: ---: --- 1965-1967 32

83.050C 255-3 ---: ---: --- 1968-1971 83.050C 255-4 ---: ---: --- 1972-June 1974 83.050C 255-5 ---: ---: --- July 1974-1976 83.050C 255-6 ---: ---: --- 1976-1977 83.050C 255-7 ---: ---: --- Jan-May 1978 83.050C 255-8 ---: ---: --- Jun-Dec 1978 83.050C 255-9 ---: ---: --- 1979 83.050C 255-10 ---: ---: --- 1980-1981

SERIES 7: MICROFILM COLLECTION OF CORRESPONDENCE FILES. -- 1915-1972. -- 26 microfilm reels: 16 mm

The Board of Home Missions General Secretaries had responsibility for all activities carried out under the Board's broad mandate. This included work with Aboriginal Canadians, immigrants, social and health services, and related activities. In addition, the Board was responsible for supplying ministers and student interns for mission fields in rural areas as well as in urban missions like the All People's churches. It also was responsible for grants to charges and loans for properties and buildings in aid-receiving charges. The series contains two distinct sets of microfilm. The first contains correspondence, reports, minutes, and related material generated or collected by the General Secretaries of the Board in undertaking their tasks. The material includes documentation on Indian Residential Schools, hospitals, social service facilities, ministers and student interns (including applications for positions in the United Church), materials relating to committees of the Board (Immigration Committee, War Services Committee, etc.), and related records. It also contains financial data relating to aid-receiving charges.

[Note: These records may be copies of the textual files; however, Women’s Missionary Society files included in this collection may not be duplicated elsewhere. These records were microfilmed in the 1970s. For more detail (i.e. Names and worker applications, see also: Finding Aid 78)

Microfilm Descriptions re: Residential Schools. Listings for the correspondence are incomplete; to locate material on the reel, see finding aid, for a list of what is on each reel. Accession # Reel Title/Description Date (s) 98.027C 1 Correspondence, WMS file, 89 folios 1917-1926 98.027C 1 Dr. J.H. Edmison’s correspondence, (600 folios) 1927-1928 98.027C 1-2 Dr. Manning’s Correspondence, General (175 1927-1928 pages) 98.027C 2 General Correspondence, (77 pages) 1922-1927 98.027C 2 Answers to Questionnaire re: Indian Work 98.027C 2 General Correspondence 1930-31 98.027C 3 --- 1932 98.027C 3 Correspondence 1933 98.027C 4 Manuscripts, Indian Schools 1932 98.027C 4 Minutes of Conference of Indian Residential Schools 1934 Principals 98.027C 4 Report of Commission on Indian Education, 1935 Applications for Work 98.027C 5 Correspondence, [no details] 98.027C 6 Correspondence, 1935-1939 Includes Brandon IRS (175 pages) Brandon IRS (3 pages) Norway House IRS (2 pages) British Columbia Mission work (25 pages) 33

98.027C 6 Correspondence, 1939 “Campbell River Indian Work, Ms. Pilts [Pitts?] resignations” (25 pages) Coqualeetza IRS (16 pages) 98.027C 6 Correspondence, 1939-1941 Coqualeetza, 1939-1941 98.027C 7 Alberni IRS – Rev. R.C. Scott re: conditions on the west coast. -Coqualeetza chapel fund -Misc. folder on Indian Work -Indian Hospitalization memo for T.A. Crerar (4 pages) -Morley Indian Residential School, bequest of Mr. Peacock -Alberni IRS – water supply (16 pages) -Indian Cooperating file -Indian Work- Morley and Edmonton IRS -Indian Work – brief submitted to the Special Joint Committee: increased grants to residential schools, hospitalization of Indians presented to the Prime Minister…Edmonton IRS, Morley IRS, re: day pupils. 98.027C 8 Indian Work – Brandon IRS – re: Mr. J. McNeil (6 pages) Re: use of school cemetery -Nelson House – petition re: provision of residential school (3 pages) -Round Lake IRS – general correspondence (42 pages) 98.027C 12 Women’s Indian Work Correspondence with Wilna Thomas, Esther Highfield re: residences…with Federal Indian Affairs Branch Sask (40 pages) 98.027C 12 Ahousat, BC, (25 pages) 1960-61 Correspondence re: teacher salaries Kitamaat re: Caldwell, Ahousaht re: 1940 fire -Includes records re: Alberni students, 1939-1950. 98.027C 12 Kamsack - Records re: housekeeping, hiring staff, 1951 Indian complaints re: WMS missionary, 1951 etc. 98.027C 12 File Hills Residential School under WMS 1943-1949 management (240 pages). 98.027C 12-13 File Hills and Round Lake Residential Schools, (96 1932-1955 pages) 98.027C 13 Indian Industrial School, Portage la Prairie, History, 1936-1962 (400 pages) 98.027C 13 Prince Rupert Residences, 1960 (21 pages) 98.027C 13 Minutes re: purchase of Prince Rupert residence, 1960-62 WMS atones for closing Crosby Girls School, Crosby Girl’s Home Committee Minutes, (192 pages) 98.027C 13 Indian, Port Simpson, Crosby’s Girls Home 1935-1945 (Housekeeping), (54 pages) 98.027C 13 [Crosby Home?] Sale of property 1948-1952 98.027C 14 Regina, Indian Work 1958-1959 98.027C 14 Teulon Boy’s Home, WMS correspondence 1951-1962 98.027C 14 Indian Work under WMS (includes pages from 1961 minutes index by Indian workstation) 34

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FONDS 505: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY FONDS. -- 1886- 1972, predominant 1925-1962. -- 35 m of textual records; photographs

The United Church of Canada Woman's Missionary Society (WMS) brought together in October 1925 the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church (Canada) and the Canada Congregational Woman's Board of Missions. The new Society had its first annual meeting in 1926. Like the earlier societies, it brought the message of missions before the entire community of the Church, while offering financial support and personnel to its own wide mission programme. The Home and Overseas Missions were organized into separate Departments, and other Departments were devoted to Finance, Home Organization, Literature, Periodicals, and Scholarship and Candidates. The foreign missions were under an Executive Secretary of the Foreign Mission Department (renamed Overseas Missions in 1945), with secretaries responsible for each foreign nation in which the Society served. The women's work encompassed the whole of the modern century's missionary ideal: medical service, including clinics and nursing, but also hospital building, financing and administration; education from the primary to the university level; evangelism, visitation and social service. By the 1950s, control of many of these mission enterprises had been transferred to local leadership. The Society worked in cooperation with the United Church's Board of Overseas Missions in many of these missions. The home missions were under an Executive Secretary of the Home Missions Department. The Department worked with immigrants and the poor, on Aboriginal reserves where they operated hospitals and schools, and in cities where they ran boarding schools and homes for out-of-town children. The Society originally established a number of schools and hospitals, predominantly in Western Canada, but these were gradually turned over to government administration. In 1962 the Society's overseas missions work was merged with the new Board of World Mission; the home missions work was merged with the Board of Home Missions. Other work was incorporated into the Board of Women, established in 1962, and into the general work of United Church Boards in which women were achieving more equal participation.

Finding Aid: 90, Vol. 1 and 2 Accession #: 83.058C

SERIES 1/ RECORDS OF THE DOMINION BOARD. -- 1889-1972, predominant 1925-1961. -- 8 m of textual records

The Dominion Board was the central authority of the Woman's Missionary Society, and it alone was permitted by the constitution to initiate mission work for the entire Society. It was made up of officers, including a President, General Secretary, Treasurer, and Assistant Treasurer, all of whom were elected at the Annual Meeting. In addition, the Board included the presidents of all the Conference Branches, the Moderator of the Church, one representative from each of several Boards of the Church, two representatives of each Conference Branch, and the secretaries of the Departments of the Society. Its Executive Committee acted for the Society between annual meetings, and it had the power to borrow money, mortgage property, sell or otherwise dispose of all holdings, and establish priorities for the Society. The General Secretaries were Effie A. Jamieson, 1925-1931; Winnifred Thomas, 1932-1952; and Anne I. Ward, 1952-1961.

Subseries 3: Historical Material Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date (s) 83.058C 22-1 “The Years 1925-1952” – a typescript by Dr. n.d. Winnifred Thomas (?) Lists Presidents and officers inserted by Reba S. Patterson 36

83.058C 22-5 A Short Story of the Year: A Brief Account of 1935-1936 the work of the W.M.S…. and a Guide to Prayer 83.058C 22-6 Historical Material - Early History: Methodist 1890-1925 Report read at a public meeting (1890); Congregational – letter (1927); Presbyterian - 'The story behind WMS' (article) (n.d.); Hospital committee report (1929); Methodist - 'Forty-four years' efforts…' (pamphlet) (1925) 83.058C 23-2 The W.M.S. in Manitoba 1884-1959 83.058C 23-3 A Corridor of Time: A History of the 1905-1961 Saskatchewan Conference Branch 83.058C 23-4 The W.M.S in Alberta: Supplement to the 1951, 1962 W.M.S. in Alberta 83.058C 23-5 The W.M.S. in British Columbia. Diamond 1887-1947 Jubilee.

Subseries 9 : Home Mission Committee Minutes Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date (s) 83.058C 89-1 Home Mission Committee: Minutes Jan 1926-Sept 1928 83.058C 89-2 --- Sept 1928-May 1931 83.058C 89-3 --- June 1931-Dec 1933 83.058C 89-4 --- Jan 1934-Feb 1936 83.058C 90-1 --- Mar 1936-Dec 1937 83.058C 90-2 --- Jan 1938-Sept 1938 83.058C 90-3 --- Sept 1938-Dec 1939 83.058C 90-4 --- Jan 1940-Dec 1941 83.058C 90-5 --- Jan 1942-Dec 1943 83.058C 91-1 --- Jan 1944-Dec 1946 83.058C 91-2 --- Jan-Mar 1950 83.058C 91-3 --- Apr-June 1950 83.058C 91-4 --- July-Sept 1950 83.058C 91-5 --- Oct-Dec 1950 83.058C 92-1 --- Jan-Mar 1951 83.058C 92-2 --- Apr-June 1951 83.058C 92-3 --- July-Sept 1951 83.058C 92-4 --- Oct-Dec 1951 83.058C 92-5 --- Jan-March 1952 83.058C 92-6 --- Apr-June 1952 83.058C 92-7 --- July-Sept 1952 83.058C 92-8 --- Oct-Dec 1952 83.058C 92-9 --- Dec 1955 83.058C 205-10 Reports to Executive 1953 83.058C 205-15 Reports to Finance 1952-1953

Subseries 9: Home Mission Committee Minutes, Sub subseries 2: Property Ledgers 83.058C 203-1 Entries of Properties across Canada 1918-1962 83.058C 203-2 List of properties and values in Canada, 18 1962 September. List of properties turned over to the Board of Home Missions, 31 January 83.058C 203-3 Papers and correspondence re. property transfers to 1960-1962 Board of Home Missions

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Subseries 9 : Home Mission Committee Minutes, Sub subseries 3: Home Mission Executive Secretary 83.058C 93-1 General Summaries [statistical summary, minor 1953-1959 reference] 83.058C 205-17 Correspondence with General Council re. property 1951-1953 sales 83.058C 93-6 Manitoba Conference [Includes references to IRS] 1943-1955

83.058C 93-7 Saskatchewan Conference 1944-1955 83.058C 93-9 British Columbia Conference 1942-1945 83.058C 205-16 Reports of Board of Home Mission, Reports of C.M. 1951-1953; Lovey’s Trips, 195-1952 1951-1952 83.058C 93-10 Correspondence with Secretaries of Board of Home 1945-1950 Missions: Dr. George Darby 83.058C 93-11 Correspondence with Secretaries of Board of Home 1955 Missions: Dr. R.W.K Elliot [single reference to setting up residence at Broadview, so students won’t have to go to St. Albert, Brandon etc.] 83.058C 93-12 Correspondence with Secretaries of Board of Home 1947-1955 Missions: Rev. John R. Leng [sale of Alberni property] 83.058C 93-13 Correspondence with Secretaries of Board of Home 1944-1956 Missions: Dr. Malcolm C. MacDonald [Includes letters re. Round Lake, principal’s conference etc.] 83.058C 94-2 Correspondence and reports re. field trips 1954-1955

83.058C 94-5 Correspondence with Secretary for Indian Work 1945-1949

83.058C 94-8 Correspondence with various Dominion Board 1948-1955 Secretaries 83.058C 94-18 Correspondence with General Council 1954-1955

83.058C 205-13 Articles, including “A New Venture in Indian Work.” 1946-1953 83.058C 95-7 Manitoba Conference Branch [includes references to 1951, 1954, Indian girls, IRS etc.] 1955

83.058C 211-6 Manitoba Conference Branch [Includes reference to 1952-1953 Teulon] 83.058C 95-8 Saskatchewan Conference Branch [Includes reference 1940, 1941 to hiring at Round Lake] 83.058C 95-9 Saskatchewan Conference Branch [Includes 1950 references to IRS] 83.058C 95-10 --- [Includes references to IRS] 1954

83.058C 211-10 --- 1951

83.058C 95-11 --- 1954

83.058C 95-12 --- 1955

83.058C 95-14 British Columbia Conference Branch [Includes IRS 1928-1930, materials. Letter re. Pitts] 1934

83.058C 95-15 --- 1951 83.058C 211-3 --- 1952-1953 83.058C 95-16 --- 1954 38

83.058C 95-17 --- 1955 83.058C 96-1 The Status of Missionaries –special committee, 1927 correspondence. [Includes references to hiring teachers for Indian Work] 83.058C 96-2 Reports and speeches re: Mission work, and accounts 1936-1937 of visits to centres of work. [Includes references to Indian Work and IRS] 83.058C 96-3 Reports and speeches re: mission work, and accounts 1940-1950 of visits to centres of work. [Includes references to IRS] 83.058C 96-4 Reports to Executive and Dominion Board. [Includes 1936-1941 references to IRS] 83.058C 96-5 Report of the Executive covering Home Missions. 1950-1952 [Includes section on IRS] 83.058C 96-7 General Correspondence [reference to staff] 1960

83.058C 96-8 --- 1961

Subseries 9 - Home Mission Committee Minutes, Sub subseries 4: Associate Missions Executive Secretary 83.058C 205-14 Correspondence, reports re. immigration, 1950-1952 [contains and IRS document from DIA]

SERIES 12/ RECORDS OF THE HOME MISSION DEPARTMENT RELATING TO BOARDING SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL HOMES. -- 1927-1962. -- 24 cm of textual records

Boarding schools and school homes, i.e. residences for those attending public schools, had been an important part of the work of both the Methodist and Presbyterian Societies prior to Church Union, and by 1931 there were still eighteen institutions in central and western Canada. Many had started as homes for European immigrants during the last century and the early years of the twentieth century, especially in small, isolated communities, while others ministered to Aboriginal children, Anglo Canadian children, and French Canadian children in Quebec. By 1961 the increased provision of provincial schools led to the demise of these institutions and there remained only the homes in Lachine, Quebec and Assiniboia, Saskatchewan and the Boys' and Girls' Homes at Teulon, Manitoba.

[Also includes files re: the Assiniboina Residences, which are not listed here] Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date(s) 83.058C 98-22 Teulon Boys’ and Girls’ Residences 1929, 1930 83.058C 98-23 Teulon Boys’ and Girls’ Residences 1948, 1949 83.058C 207- 4 Correspondence with Home Missions Executive 1950-1955 Secretary Teulon Boy’s Home (Manitoba) 83.058C 207-5 Teulon Girls’ Home (Manitoba) 1943-1955 83.058C 207-10 [Includes:] Coqualeetza School Home (BC) 1906-1932

SERIES 16/ RECORDS OF THE HOME MISSION DEPARTMENT RELATING TO WORK AMONG THE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE. -- 1927-1961. -- 18 cm of textual records

Presbyterian women began educational work with Aboriginal children in 1877 near Prince Albert, Sask. As their Church's mission to the Aboriginal People expanded, women missionaries were sent to boarding and day schools at Alberni, B.C., File Hills, Sask., and Birtle, Man. among other places. 39

Educational and medical work among the Aboriginal People was also a prominent feature of the mission efforts of Methodist women with women missionaries stationed at hospitals in Bella Bella and Hazelton, B.C. and boarding schools at Kitamaat and Port Simpson, B.C. As provincial governments expanded their own educational networks in the 1940s, the residential schools were closed and more women and resources were turned towards community service and work in the inner-city. In 1960 all remaining Society work on reserves was turned over to the Board of Home Missions.

83.058C 114-1 Indian Work: Manuscript, “The Indian Race in Canada,” by Mrs. H.S. Lavell 83.058C 114-2 Indian Work: Conference of Indian Residential 1934 School Principals, Toronto 83.058C 114-3 Indian Work: Report and Statements re. Indian 1935-1939 Education 83.058C 114-4 Indian Work: Birtle, Man. Correspondence of WMS 1927 Treasurer Correspondence re. Birtle Indian Boarding School and financial matters before transference to the Presbyterian Church 83.058C 114-5 Indian Work: Indian Bay, Man., correspondence 1927 between UCC and Presbyterian WMS, 1927 [Re. financial records of Cecelia Jeffreys IRS] 83.058C 114-6 Indian Work: Portage la Prairie, Man. 1930, 1946 Correspondence of WMS Secretary, 1930, 1946 83.058C 114-7 Indian Work: File Hills, correspondence of WMS 1928-29 Secretary, 1928-29 83.058C 114-8 Indian Work: “File Hills Reserve and Mission,” by 1939 Mrs. J.H. McKechnie. Fiftieth anniversary, 1939 83.058C 114- 9 Indian Work: File Hills, Sask. Correspondence of 1948-1950 WMS Executive Secretary 83.058C 114-10 Indian Work: Kamsack, Sask. Cote Mission and 1937 Day School 83.058C 114-11 Indian Work: Round Lake, Sask. 1929, 1944 Round Lake Indian Residential School, and Correspondence of WMS Executive 83.058C 114-12 Indian Work: Indian Workers’ Conference, Port 1944 Simpson 83.058C 114-13 Indian Work: Ahousaht, BC. Correspondence of 1930-1948 WMS Executive Secretary, letters, articles 83.058C 114-14 Indian Work: Alberni, BC. Correspondence of WMS 1933-1939 Executive Secretary 83.058C 114-15 Indian Work: Alberni, BC. Correspondence of 1927-1947 WMS Treasurer 83.058C 114-16 Indian Work: Kitimaat, BC. Correspondence of 1937-1944 WMS Executive Secretary 83.058C 114-17 Indian Work: Port Simpson, BC. Crosby Residential 1944 Girls’ School 83.058C 205-6 Portage La Prairie, Manitoba 1956, 1958 83.058C 205-9 Log of Special Summer Course for Workers in 1946 Indian Institutions 83.058C 224-1 Kamsack, Sask. 1934-1955 83.058C 224-7 File Hills Colony, Lorlie, Sask. 1929-1954 83.058C 224-8 --- 1960-1961 83.058C 225-1 File Hills and Round Lake, Saskatchewan 1911, 1930-1955 83.058C 225-2 File Hills (Colony) Lorlie, Saskatchewan 1951 83.058C 225-3 --- 1952-1953 40

83.058C 225-4 --- 1954-1955 83.058C 225-5 --- 1958-1959 83.058C 225-6 Kitamaat, BC. (Elizabeth Long Memorial Home) 1917, 1939-1948 83.058C 226-3 Norway House Indian Residential School, Manitoba 1954-1955 83.058C 226-4 --- 1958-1962 83.058C 226-5 --- 1960-1961

SERIES 20: RECORDS OF THE HOME ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT. -- 1944-1962. -- 36 cm of textual records

The Home Organization Department was responsible for completing the organization of the Society throughout the country, to supervise the work of the auxiliaries and also to act as a liaison with other Boards of the United Church. The Department had several secretaries with responsibilities for Younger Groups, Community Friendship, Supply, Baby Bands, Mission Circles, Affiliated C.G.I.T. Groups and others. The Field Secretary and Secretary for Younger Groups were to encourage the organization of affiliates in each congregation, and to promote the message and work of the Society. The Supply Department was responsible for supplies throughout the Society nationally; much of its material went to Home Mission areas.

Subseries 1: Field Secretary and Secretary for Younger Groups 83.058C 137-1 Field Secretary, Miss Ida McKenzie 1945-1951

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FONDS 501: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA GENERAL COUNCIL COMMITTEES COLLECTION FONDS. -- 1925-

This collection consists primarily of records of committees established by or upon the recommendation of General Council. The records include both standing and other committees; commissions; special projects; task forces; and in a few instances, information gathered around a particular subject. This collection, however, describes only some of the committee records housed at this Archives. Additional committee records are found in most other United Church fonds, series or subseries; refer to the subject heading, "church committees," in the index for references to record descriptions including numerous committees. Refer also to individual committee names for references to those few committees entered into the guide as separate fonds.

Finding Aid: No Finding Aid Accession #: 1982.079C

SERIES 77/ RECORDS OF THE COMMISSION TO STUDY INDIAN WORK. -- 1935-1958, predominant 1954-1958. -- 2.5 cm of textual records

The General Council of 1954 instructed the Board of Home Missions to appoint a commission to assess the Church's moral and legal responsibilities to the Aboriginal People, and recommend programmes to meet their needs. A report and supplement were submitted to the 1956 and 1958 General Councils, respectively.

See also: 1982.079C

Scope and Content: Series consists of correspondence, 1956-57; newspaper clippings, 1956; statement of the Chairman regarding media criticism of the Commission’s 1956 report; report of the Commission to Survey Indian Education, 1935; and reports of the Commission, 1956 and 1958.

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FONDS 510: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA BOARD OF EVANGELISM AND SOCIAL SERVICE FONDS. -- 1926-1978. -- 8.6 m of textual records

The Board of Evangelism and Social Service was established at the time of Church Union, bringing together Methodist and Presbyterian traditions in the fields of social and spiritual welfare. The duties of the Board as outlined in the Manual of the United Church of Canada were "to give leadership to the Church ... in the promotion of evangelism, the development of the spiritual life and work of the Church and the application of the principles of the Gospel of Jesus to the whole life." This mandate was broadly interpreted over the years, and led to the Board's involvement in care facilities, chaplaincy services, the development of communications strategies, and the establishment of committees and commissions to investigate social and political issues in the areas of war and peace, human rights, poverty, industrial society, health care and welfare. In 1964 the Board became a part of the Division of Congregational Life and Work while retaining its independence of action and leadership. In 1972 the Board was absorbed into the Division of Mission in Canada.

Finding Aid: 127 Accession #: 1983.052C; 1988.088C.

SERIES 3/ RESEARCH MATERIALS. -- 1951-1971, predominant 1965-1971. -- 96 cm of textual records

The following includes references to Aboriginal peoples concerns and may contain material re: Residential schools. 83.052C 38-4 Resource materials on Native Canadians 1968-1970 83.052C 38-5 Resource materials on Native Canadians 1964-1968

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FONDS 515: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA DIVISION OF COMMUNICATION FONDS. -- 1948-1991, predominant 1968-1989. -- 32 m of textual records; audiocassettes; videocassettes; photographs; 30 microfilm reels : negative

The Division of Communication began operation on 1968 January 1, as a result of an amalgamation of the Board of Publication and much of the activity of the Board of Information. Its purpose was to make known to the Church membership and the general public the implications of the Christian Gospel and the work of the United Church. In the beginning the Division had responsibility for the Ryerson Press, The United Church Observer (which was detached in 1973), press information, and all audio and visual production work through Berkeley Studio. The Division was headed by a Secretary appointed by the General Council, and Associate Secretaries. In addition to them, its Executive Committee included representatives from several of the other Divisions and the Conferences of the Church. In the 1970s, reorganization within the Division occurred. Ryerson Press was sold in 1971, and the United Church Publishing House remained as a retail and distribution department. In 1971 the Division assumed responsibility for the Committee on Education for Mission and Stewardship which informed Church members about the mission activity of the Church and produced mission study materials. In 1973 the Department of Media Services was established as a result of the union of the Departments of Audio- Visual Resources and Broadcasting and the Communication Education unit; it was to educate Church members in the use of communications media. Distribution of the material was handled through the Audio Visual Educational Library (AVEL), and in the 1970s a Media Resources Consultant was hired to seek out audio-visual aids for church work. In the 1980s reorganization of the Division continued. In 1983 a new office of Finance and Administration was established, becoming a full Department in 1985. The same year the Statistics and Information Office of the General Council was transferred to Communication under the Department of Finance and Administration and was integrated with the Department of News and Public Relations to form the Information Services Unit. In 1984, the Departments of Media Services and Education for Mission were amalgamated to form the Department of Media Resources. Participating in interchurch and interfaith associations, its biggest challenge by 1988 was Vision TV, the interfaith religious television network in Canada. In 1988 a new Department, the Department of Graphics and Print Production, was established to centralize the printing procedures of all General Council Divisions. In addition, a new Education and Information Department was created to become operational in 1989, bringing together Information Services, AVEL and Education for Mission.

Finding Aid: 216 Accession #: See Series Descriptions

Department of Media Resources Tape 8b Counter 40- Hal Llewellyn re. Friday evening process of Native August 1986 726 apology Stan McKay re. native apology Alberta Billie, Bernice Salteaux, Thelma Davis, Emily Oake Draft of native apology statement Tape 9b Counter 000- Debate re. native apology August 1986 end Tape 11a Counter 147- Re. Native Experience August 1986 233 Tape 15a Counter 0- Debate re. native apology August 1986 514

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FONDS 520: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA SOCIAL, PASTORAL AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS COLLECTION. -- 1820-2004, predominant 1910-1979. -- 7.53 m of textual records; 19 reels of microfilm : positive and negative

Collection consists of records, largely ephemeral material, from many Ontario institutions (for a full list, please refer to Fonds description in the Archives Database of the General Council Archives).

Finding Aid: 72 Accession #: 1983.065C, 2005.093C /TR

Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date(s) 83.065C 15-1 Sardis, BC Coqualeetza Residential School. 1924, 1925-1934 “Commencement Annual” programmes (incomplete set) 83.065C 33-1 Munceytown, Ontario. Mount Elgin Industrial n.d Institute. papers re: history 83.065C 33-2 Munceytown, Ontario. Mount Elgin Industrial 1850-1856 Institute. Day Book (accounts) 83.065C 33-3 Munceytown, Ontario. Mount Elgin Industrial 1850-1857? Institute. Account book 83.065C 33-4 Munceytown, Ontario. Mount Elgin Industrial 1854-1862 Institute. Copying books (letters)

(copybook of Samuel Rose; with 9 baptisms, 1855-1856, 11 marriages, 1854-1855, and one death, 1855 [pp116-117])

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FONDS 1290: CARADOC INDIAN MISSION PASTORAL CHARGE (ONT.) FONDS. -- 1850-1962. -- 36 cm of textual records

The Caradoc Indian Mission Pastoral Charge was created in 1932, as a successor to the Oneida and Muncey Charges of the United Church. At one time it included preaching places at Oneida River, Central, Bear Creek, and Colborne on the Oneida Indian Reserve in south-western Ontario. There is no preaching place at Caradoc. The Muncey Mission was an early Wesleyan Methodist Church mission, and for a long time included the Mount Elgin Industrial Institute as part of its work amongst the Chippewa people. Muncey was also known as Deleware Station in the nineteenth century. Oneida United Church, one of the preaching places on the Caradoc Charge, was created as part of the Oneida Mission of the Methodist Church in 1873. The United Church originally named it a Pastoral Charge before including it in the new Caradoc Indian Mission Pastoral Charge in 1933. Colborne United Church was a preaching spot on the Caradoc Indian Mission Pastoral Charge. Colborne was a Chippewa Indian settlement on the Oneida Reserve, and was also known as Upper Munceytown at one time.

Finding Aid: 291 (London Conference) Accession #: 1977.070L

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of records of Muncey Methodist Mission, 1850-1914; records of Oneida Methodist Mission, 1873-1925; records, including baptisms, 1924-1927, marriages, 1896-1928, burials, 1924-1927, of Oneida Pastoral Charge (includes Oneida Methodist Mission), 1896-1941; records, including baptisms, 1921-1962, marriages, 1897-1957, of Caradoc Indian Mission Pastoral Charge (includes Oneida Methodist Mission), 1896-1962; records, including marriages, 1896-1912, 1932-1957, of Oneida United Church (includes Oneida Methodist Mission); records of Colborne United Church, 1934- 1944.

SERIES 1: MUNCEY MISSION, 1850-1914 Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date(s) 77.070L 1-2 [LCM- Board and Committee Records – Quarterly 1856-1906 112] Board Minutes

SERIES 3: ONEIDA PASTORAL CHARGE (INCLUDES ONEIDA MISSION) -1896-1941 Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date(s) 77.070L 1-7 Board and Committee Records – Official 1932-1941 Board Minutes

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RECORDS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH (CANADA)

FONDS 14: METHODIST CHURCH (CANADA) MISSIONARY SOCIETY FONDS -- [ca. 1851]-1950, predominant 1884-1925. -- 15.41 m of textual records; photographs

The Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Canada Conference was established in 1824, and continued under the Methodist Episcopal Church in Canada when it formed in 1828. When this Church joined with the British Wesleyans to form the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada in 1833, the Society evolved into an Auxiliary of the Wesleyan Missionary Society (Great Britain) to support the growth of Aboriginal and domestic missions. This union was disrupted in 1840, but resumed in 1847. In 1854, the British Hudson's Bay Territory missions were transferred to the Missionary Society in Canada which gradually took over the responsibility of all mission work from Britain beginning in Central Canada and the Northwest. The Society, with some changes in administrative structure, existed as part of the Methodist Church of Canada, formed in 1874, and the Methodist Church (Canada), formed in 1884. The object of the Society came to be the support of domestic, Aboriginal, immigrant, new Canadian, French Canadian, and other missions carried on under the direction of a central committee and board, and later also under the Conferences. In 1906, the missions were divided between two new Departments--Foreign and Home. Missions to European immigrants and domestic missions fell under the care of the Home Department. Missions abroad and, until 1920, missions to Japanese, Chinese, and Aboriginal People in Canada came under the direction of the Foreign Department.

Finding Aid: See Series Descriptions Accession #: 1978.081C; /MR, 1978.082C; 1978.083C; 1978.084C; 1978.085C; 1978.092C; 1978.093C; 1978.094C; 1978.095C.

SERIES 1/ MINUTES OF THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS. -- 1851-1926. -- 1.08 m of textual records; 5 microfilm reels : positive and negative

The Missionary Committee of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada Missionary Society met annually to review missions sustained by the Society, make decisions regarding the future of the work, apportion and appropriate funds, and select and appoint missionaries for Canada and abroad. The functions of the Committee were continued under the Central Missionary Board, established with the formation of the Methodist Church of Canada in 1874, and under the General Board of Missions, established with the formation of the Methodist Church (Canada) in 1884. Commencing in 1833, the operations and finances of the Missionary Society of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada were administered by a Board of Managers, elected annually by the Society, and audited by the Missionary Committee. In 1858, the Board was replaced by the Committee of Consultation and Finance appointed by the Missionary Committee. The Committee of Consultation and Finance continued under the the Central Missionary Board of the Methodist Church of Canada, and under the General Board of Missions of the Methodist Church (Canada). The name of the Committee changed in 1894 to Executive Committee. The Committee on Estimates was appointed by the Executive Committee in 1907 to report to the General Board of Missions regarding projected income and expenditures. It met twice yearly. The Local Sub-Committee was appointed by the Executive Committee to deal with business arising from General Board or Executive meetings which required attention before the next meeting of the larger body.

*The minutes provide insight into the operations, administrative, and financial concerns of the missionary society and covers work with Aboriginal peoples in Ontario, Quebec, and Western Canada.

Finding Aid: 7 Accession #: 1978.081C; /MR 47

Accession No. Box/Fil Title/Description Date(s) e 1978.081C; 1-1 Minute Book: Central Missionary Board 1865-1874 /MR 1978.081C; 1-2 --- 1874-1883 /MR 1978.081C; 1-3 --- 1884-1892 /MR 1978.081C; 1-4 --- 1893-1900 /MR 1978.081C; 2-1 to 5 Minutes 1901-1914 /MR 1978.081C; 3-1 to 9 --- 1915-1923 /MR 1978.081C; 4-1 to 2 --- 1924-1925 /MR 1978.081C; 4-3 to 4 Minute Books 1851-1890 /MR 1978.081C; 5-1 to 3 --- 1890-1908 /MR 1978.081C; 6-1 to 2 --- 1908-1924 /MR 1978.081C; 7-1 Methodist Church, General Board of Missions, Minutes of the 1907-1915 /MR Committee on Estimates 1978.081C; 7-2 Minutes of the Local Sub-Committees and the Officer’s 1906-1914 /MR Council 1978.081C; 8-1 --- 1914-1920 /MR 1978.081C; 8-2 Minute book of Local Sub-Committee 1920-1922 /MR 1978.081C; 9-1 --- 1922-1926 /MR 1978.081C; 9-2 Agenda and Decisions book of Local Sub-Committee 1914-1917 /MR

SERIES 2/ CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GENERAL SECRETARIES. -- 1868-1923. -- 6 m of textual records

The General Secretaries of the Missionary Society, among other duties, were to make themselves acquainted with the entire mission field by official correspondence and visitation, and to publish the annual report of the Society. From 1868 to 1925, they were: Enoch Wood and Lachlin Taylor, 1868-1874; Enoch Wood, 1874-1878; Alexander Sutherland, 1878-1906. After 1906 there were General Secretaries for the Foreign Department: Alexander Sutherland, 1906-1910; T.E. Egerton Shore, 1910- 1913; James Endicott, 1913-1925; and for the Home Department: James Allen, 1906-1918 and Charles E. Manning, 1918-1925.

Finding Aid: 5 Accession #: 1978.082C; 1978.083C; 1978.084C; 1978.085C; 1978.092C; 1978.093C; 1978.094C; 1978.095C.

Contains records relating to work with Aboriginal people in Quebec, Ontario, and Western Canada

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Subseries 1: Copybook of Outgoing Correspondence of Enoch wood, Lewis Peake, Lachlin Taylor and Alexander Sutherland. -- 1868-1880. -- 7 cm of textual records

No file list.

Subseries 2: Correspondence of Alexander Sutherland. -- 1875-1910. -- 3 m of textual records

Alexander Sutherland served as Secretary-Treasurer from 1874 to 1878, as General Secretary, from 1878 to 1906, and, after the division of the Society's work into Home and Foreign Departments in 1906, as General Secretary of the Foreign Department until 1910.

Accession Box/File Title/Description Date(s) No. 1978.083C 2-1 to 3 Copy book with name index Feb 1875–May 1880 1978.083C 1-2 --- May 1880–April 1881 1978.083C 3-1 to 2 --- April 1881–Nov 1882 1978.083C 4-1 to 2 --- Nov 1882–Sept 1884 1978.083C 5-1 to 2 --- Sept 1884–Mar 1886 1978.083C 6-1 to 2 --- Mar 1886–Nov 1887 1978.083C 7-1 to 2 --- Nov 1887–Aug 1889 1978.083C 8-1 to 2 --- Aug 1889–April 1891 1978.083C 9-1 to 2 --- April 1891–Feb 1893 1978.083C 10-1 to 2 --- Feb 1893–Mar 1995 1978.083C 11-1 to 2 --- Mar 1895–Nov 1896 1978.083C 12-1 to 2 --- Nov 1896–Apr 1898 1978.083C 13-1 to 2 --- Apr 1898–Oct 1899 1978.083C 14-1 to 2 --- Oct 1899–Mar 1901 1978.083C 15-1 to 2 --- Mar 1901–Oct 1902 1978.083C 16-1 to 2 --- Oct 1902–Mar 1904 1978.083C 17-1 to 2 --- Mar 1904–May 1905 1978.083C 18-1 to 2 --- May 1905–Apr 1906 1978.083C 19-1 to 2 --- Apr 1906–Mar 1907 1978.083C 20-1 to 2 --- Mar 1907–Sep 1908 1978.083C 21-1 to 2 --- Sep 1908–Feb 1910 1978.083C 22-1 Copy book with name index Feb 1910–July 1909 Letter register with name index 1978.083C 23-1 to 3 Copybooks of outgoing correspondence with 1875–1898, 1879–1891 Superintendent General of Indian Affairs [Includes materials re: Mount Elgin Institute] 1978.083C 24-1 Copybooks of outgoing correspondence with 1891–1898 Superintendent General of Indian Affairs 1978.083C 25-3 Copy of Outgoing Correspondence while on Western 1894-1903 Canada Trips: (Letters of A. Sutherland written mostly in 1894, but also 1897, 1898 and 1903.) 1978.083C 25-4 Copybook of “Documents” (Minutes, memoranda, 1886-1910 circular letters, information pamphlets, bequest and loan agreements, building specifications and tenders, etc. Subjects include Indian missions and education, domestic missions and foreign missions. Loose items also included)

Subseries 3: Correspondence of Frank H. Langford. -- 1908-1909. -- 5 cm of textual records

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Frank H. Langford served as Assistant Secretary of the Foreign Department during T.E. Egerton Shore's tour of overseas missions.

Accession Box/File Title/Description Date(s) No. 1978.085C 1 Copybook of outgoing correspondence 1908-1909

Subseries 4: Incoming Correspondence of the General Secretary, Alexander Sutherland. -- 1896- 1910, predominant 1906-1910. -- 1.2 m of textual records

Alexander Sutherland served as General Secretary of the Foreign Department from its creation in 1906 until his death in 1910.

Scope and Content: Records consist of files re: Indian Missions throughout Canada, and correspondence re: the McDougall Institute and Orphanage (Morley), and the Indian Industrial Institutes at Muncey, Brandon, Red Deer and Coqualeetza. The finding aid includes more detailed descriptions of files.

Accession Box/File Title/Description Date(s) No. 78.092C 4-65 British Columbia, General Correspondence 1905-1906 Includes: Home and Indian Missions 78.092C 4-66 British Columbia, General Correspondence, Home 1907-1909 Missions 78.092C 4-76 British Columbia: Indian and Oriental Missions: 1907 Memorandum by General Secretary re: Mission properties in British Columbia 78.092C 4-77 General correspondence 1906-1907 78.092C 4-78 Correspondence of Rev. John Robson 1908 78.092C 4-79 General correspondence 1908 78.092C 4-80 --- 1909 78.092C 4-81 --- 1910 78.092C 5-82 British Columbia: Indian Missions: Rev. Thompson 1907 Ferrier- Report of some of our Indian Missions in BC, Queen Charlotte Islands and Vancouver Island 78.092C 5-83 General correspondence 1905-1907 78.092C 5-84 General correspondence 1909-1910 (George Raley, Port Simpson) 78.092C 5-85 Correspondence re: Port Simpson 1906-1907 78.092C 5-86 ---: --- 1908 78.092C 5-87 ---: --- 1909-1910 78.092C 5-88 Correspondence re: Coqualeetza Industrial Institute 1905-1906 78.092C 5-89 ---: --- 1906-1907 78.092C 5-90 ---: --- 1908 5-91 ---: --- 1909-1910 Files re: Indian Missions in BC, including Clayoquot, Victoria, Cowichan, Duncan, Hazelton, Kispiox, Bella Coola, Bella Bella, Nanaimo, China Hat, Cape Mudge and Skidegate, are not listed here. 78.092C 5-98 Correspondence re: Kitamaat Mission 1905-1908 78.092C 5-99 ---: --- 1909-1910 Prairie Provinces: Home Missions 78.092C 6-110 General: Correspondence of Rev. J. Woodsworth 1905-1910 78.092C 6-111 ---: 1905-1906 50

78.092C 6-112 ---: 1906 78.092C 6-113 ---: 1907 78.092C 6-114 ---: 1908 78.092C 6-116 ---: 1909 78.092C 6-117 ---: 1910 78.092C 6-118 Prairie Provinces: Indian Missions: General 1908-1910 correspondence 78.092C 6-119 Correspondence of Rev. Thompson Ferrier, 1905-1906 Superintendent of Indian Institutes, also Principal, Brandon Industrial Institute 78.092C 6-120 Correspondence of Rev. Thompson Ferrier, 1907 Superintendent of Indian Institutes, also Principal, Brandon Industrial Institute 78.092C 6-121 Correspondence of Rev. Thompson Ferrier, 1908 Superintendent of Methodist Schools and Hospitals, also Principal, Brandon Industrial Institute 78.092C 6-122 Correspondence of Rev. Thompson Ferrier 1908 78.092C 6-123 --- 1909 78.092C 6-124 --- 1910 78.092C 6-125 Correspondence re: White Fish Lake and Good Fish 1906-1907 Lake, Alberta. Missionary: R.B. Steinhauer 78.092C 6-126 ---: --- 1908-1910 78.092C 7-127 Correspondence re: Morley, Albert. C.B. Oakley, 1905-1906 Principal, McDougall Orphanage 78.092C 7-128 ---: --- 1906 78.092C 7-129 ---: --- 1907 78.092C 7-130 Correspondence re: Morley 1908 78.092C 7-131 --- 1909-1910 78.092C 7-132 Correspondence re: Red Deer Industrial Institute. J.R. 1906-1907 Rice, Principal (retired), Arthur Barner, Principal 78.092C 7-133 Correspondence re: Red Deer Industrial Institute. Arthur 1908 Barner, Principal 78.092C 7-134 Correspondence re: Red Deer Industrial Institute. Arthur 1909 Barner, Principal 78.092C 7-135 Correspondence re: Red Deer Industrial Institute. Arthur 1909-1910 Barner, Principal 78.092C Includes files of Indian Missions including Saddle Lake, Battle River, Bear’s Hill, White Whale Lake, Wabanum, Samson and Paul’s Reserve, Alberta. 78.092C 7-141 Correspondence re: Norway House, Manitoba. 1905-1910 Missionaries A.J. Lousley, E. Paupanakis 78.092C Includes files of Indian Missions at Oxford House, Nelson House, Cross Lake, Island Lake, Fisher River, Valley River Indian Reserve, Manitoba 78.092C 8-148 Eastern Canada: Ontario and Quebec: Home 1905-1906 Missions: General correspondence 78.092C 8-149 ---: --- 1907 78.092C 8-150 ---: --- 1908 78.092C 8-151 ---: --- 1909-1910 78.092C 8-152 Ontario and Quebec: Indian Missions: General 1909 Correspondence 78.092C 8-153 Correspondence re: Muncey Indian Mission, Mount Elgin 1905-1907 Industrial Institute. T.T. George Principal 78.092C 8-154 ---: --- 1908 51

78.092C 8-155 ---: --- 1909 78.092C 8-156 ---: --- 1909-1910 78.092C 9-175 Includes files of Indian Missions in Ontario: 1906-1910 Correspondence re: Alderville Indian Mission 78.092C 10-182 Indian Missions: Canada, General: General 1906-1907 correspondence 78.092C 10-183 ---: --- 1908 78.092C 10-184 ---: --- 1908 78.092C 10-185 ---: --- 1909-1910

Subseries 5: Correspondence of T.E. Egerton Shore. -- 1907-1912. -- 1.2 m of textual records

T.E. Egerton Shore served as Assistant Secretary, 1906-1910, and as General Secretary, 1910-1913.

Scope and Content: Files consist of correspondence relating primarily to mission work with Aboriginal people in Quebec, Ontario and Western Canada. Missionaries sent their reports to Shore.

78.093C 1-1 General correspondence 1907-1910 78.093C 1-3 --- Oct- Dec 1910 78.093C 1-7 --- Aug –Dec 1912 78.093C 2-37 ---: Letters to/from Alberta 1906-1912 78.093C 2-39 ---: Letters to/from British Columbia 1906-1912 78.093C 3-43 to 45 Correspondence with the Woman’s Missionary Society of 1907-1912 the Methodist Church [Most re: foreign missions] 78.093C 3-52 Indian Missions: Canada: Indian Work in Canada: 1907-1910 General correspondence 78.093C 3-53 Indian Work in Canada: General correspondence 1911-1912 78.093C 3-58 Indian Mission: Ontario: General correspondence 1910-1912 78.093C 4-63 Correspondence re: Muncey and Oneida Indian Missions. 1907-1911 Includes: Mount Elgin Industrial Institute. 78.093C 4-64 to 65 Correspondence re: Muncey and Oneida Missions 1911-1912 Files on Indian Missions in Ontario, including Grand River, Six Nations, St. Clair, New Credit, Walpole Island, Rama, Moraviantown, Christian Island, Georgina Island etc. 78.093C 5-84 Indian Missions: Prairie Provinces: Correspondence of 1907 Rev. Thompson Ferrier, Principal, Indian Industrial Institute, Brandon, Manitoba, Superintendent of Methodist Indian Schools and Hospitals in Canada 78.093C 5-85 Correspondence of Rev. Thompson Ferrier, 1910 Superintendent of Methodist Indian Schools and Hospitals in Canada 78.093C 5-86 to 93 Correspondence of Rev. Thompson Ferrier 1910-1912 78.093C 5-94 to 96 Correspondence of Rev. Arthur Barner, Principal, Red 1908-1912 Deer Industrial Institute. (After 1911, the correspondence becomes more general, and less directly concerned with Indian Missions). 78.093C 5-97 to 98 General correspondence 1907-912 78.093C 5-99 “The Problem of the Indian in Alberta,” by Charles 1910 Herbert Huestis, Red Deer, Jan. 5, 1910 78.093C 5-103 Correspondence re: Morley Indian Mission 1907-1912 78.093C 6-104 Indian Missions: British Columbia: General 1907-1912 correspondence 52

78.093C 6-106 to Correspondence of Rev. George H. Raley, Port Simpson, 1907-1912 114 1907-1912 78.093C 6-115 to Correspondence re: Kitamaat Indian Mission 1907-1912 117 Includes files for Indian Missions at Hazelton, Bella Bella, Rivers Inlet, Skidegate, Victoria, Nanaimo. etc. 78.093C 7-123 Correspondence re: Coqualeetza Indian Industrial 1907-1912 Institute. R.H. Cairns, Principal 78.093C 7-129 Indian and Oriental Missions: General correspondence 1910-1912 78.093C 8-139 Foreign Missions: General Correspondence 1907-1908 78.093C 8-140 --- Feb-June, 1908

Subseries 6: Correspondence of the Assistant Secretary, Allan C. Farrell. -- 1910-1912. -- 12 cm of textual records

Allan C. Farrell served as Assistant Secretary of the Foreign Department from 1910-1912.

Scope and Content: Records consist of correspondence relating to work with Aboriginal Peoples in Ontario, Quebec, and Western Canada.

1978.094C 1-1 General correspondence with Rev. Egerton Shore. 1911 Includes: Indians in Canada and Conference of Indian workers at Port Simpson 1978.094C 1-15 Indian Missions, British Columbia: Correspondence and 1911-1912 Reports re: various Indian Missions in BC. Includes Port Simpson, Kitamaat, and Conference on Indian Work in BC, Port Simpson 1978.094C 1-17 Prairie Provinces: Indian Missions, General correspondence 1978.094C 1-18 Indian Missions: General. Correspondence with the 1911 Secretary of the Department of Indian Affairs, re: proposed amendment to the Indian Act 1978.094C 1-20 Indian Missions: Ontario and Quebec. 1911 Correspondence re: Conference on Indian Work held at Mount Elgin Industrial Institute, May 1911

Subseries 7: Correspondence of the General Secretary, James Endicott, and the Assistant Secretary, Jesse H. Arnup, of the Foreign Department. -- 1912-1923. -- 36 cm of textual records

James Endicott served as General Secretary and Jesse H. Arnup as Assistant Secretary of the Foreign Department from 1913-1925.

Scope and Content: Includes the correspondence of Rev. Ferrier, the Superintendent of Indian Schools and Hospitals and correspondence with D.C. Scott.

1978.095C 1-9 James Endicott Papers: Indian Missions: 1914 Correspondence with D.C. Scott, Deputy Superintendent General, Indian Affairs (Includes materials re: Methodist Indian schools in Alberta; and BC land question) 1978.095C 1-10 Endicott and Arnup Papers: Indian Missions: 1914 Correspondence with Rev. Thompson Ferrier, Brandon, Superintendent of Indian Schools and Hospitals in Canada 53

1978.095C 1-14 Correspondence with Rev. G.H. Raley, Port Simpson 1914 and later Principal of Coqualeetza Industrial Institute. 1978.095C 1-21 Correspondence with Rev. Thompson Ferrier, Brandon, 1916 Superintendent of Indian Schools and Hospitals in Canada. Includes: re: fire at Norway House 1978.095C 1-22 Correspondence with Rev. Thompson Ferrier, Brandon 1916 1978.095C 1-23 Correspondence re: Nelson House, Norway House, and 1916 Fisher River… 1978.095C 2-24 “Some Phases of the Native Problem in British 1916 Columbia in its Relation to the Dominion Government,” by G.H. Raley, Sardis 1978.095C 2-26 Includes: Letters re: Kitimaat 1916 1978.095C 2-28 Includes letters re: Norway House, General Indian 1919 Education 1978.095C 2-29 Includes files on Indian Missions and general Indian affairs in BC and Ontario: Correspondence with Duncan C. Scott, Deputy Superintendent General, Indian Affairs, re: compulsory education among Indians, re: Nanaimo, Muncey, Christian Island, Caughnawaga, and Port Simpson 1978.095C 2-30 Correspondence with Rev. Thompson Ferrier, Brandon, 1919 Superintendent of Indian Schools and Hospitals in Canada. Includes: letters from Indian Bands around Lake Winnipeg re: hunting and educational rights; letters re: Red Deer 1978.095C 2-33 to 36 General correspondence 1920 1978.095C 2-38 Correspondence with the Woman’s Missionary Society 1920 of the Methodist Church 1978.095C 3-43 Correspondence with the Department of Indian Affairs. 1920 Includes: Norway House 1978.095C 3-44 Correspondence with Rev. Thompson Ferrier, Brandon, 1920 Superintendent of Indian Schools and Hospitals in Canada. This material deals mostly with the Indians in Western Canada 1978.095C 3-46 Indian Mission, Ontario: Correspondence re: Six 1920 Nations, Kettle Point... Includes Muncey. 1978.095C 3-47 Indian Mission, Ontario: General correspondence 1920 1978.095C 3-50 Indian Missions, Manitoba: Correspondence of Rev. 1920 George Denys, Principal Indian Boarding School, Norway House and Miss Zella Richardson, Cross Lake 1978.095C 3-51 Indian Missions, Manitoba: Correspondence of Rev. 1920 John Niddrie… Includes Norway House 1978.095C 3-52 Indian Missions, Alberta: Correspondence re: Morley, 1920 Battle River, and Saddle Lake 1978.095C 3-53 Indian Missions, BC: Correspondence re: British 1920 Columbia. Includes Kitamaat. 1978.095C 3-54 Indian Missions, BC: Correspondence with …. Rev. 1920 G.H. Raley, Principal, Coqualeetza Industrial Institute 1978.095C 3-75 Correspondence re: Chinese and Indian Work in 1922-1923 Canada. Special Report of the Superintendent of Missions on the Indian Work

SERIES 4/ HOME MISSION RECORDS. -- 1906-1927. -- 3 m of textual records

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The Home Department was established in 1906 with responsibility for domestic missions, city missions, and work among European immigrants. In 1920 work with the Aboriginal People, Japanese and Chinese immigrants and new Canadians was transferred to the Home Department from the Foreign Department. James Allen served as General Secretary with Charles E. Manning as Assistant Secretary, 1906-1918. Manning then served as General Secretary with A. Lloyd Smith as Assistant, 1918-1925.

Finding Aid: 10 Accession #: 78.099C

Scope and Content: Files consist of records relating primarily to work other than with Aboriginal Peoples. In 1920, work among Aboriginal people was transferred to the Home Department from the Foreign Department. There is little in this Series on Aboriginal peoples.

Accession Box/File Title/Description Date(s) # 78.099C 6-13 Rev C.E. Manning – Journal and Reports 1918-1927 78.099C 8-10 Indian Work 1910-1916 [includes reference to Missionary at Nelson House requesting a boarding school] 78.099C 8-11 Indian Work 1917-1925 [Includes reference to IRS policy] 78.099C 8-11A Report re: Methodist Missionary Society Property re: 1922-1923 Indian Missions, Information prepared by Rev. Arthur Barner, Superintendent of Indian Missions (M.M.S)

SERIES 6/ QUARTERLY RETURNS OF INDIAN INSTITUTES AND DAY SCHOOLS. -- 1902-1923. -- 3 cm of textual records

Series includes record books of quarterly statistics for Methodist day, boarding, and industrial schools for Aboriginal students. Categories of recorded information include: schools; names of teachers; numbers and average attendance of students; studies (1st book, 2nd book,...,6th book); aggregate attendance; numbers of school days, holidays, and days school open; grants received from the Indian Department; date of report, and remarks. Statistics are incomplete, especially for later reports. Entries include day schools at Caughnawaga and Oka, Que., Berens River, Oxford House, and God's Lake, Man., Nut Lake and Moose Woods, Sask., Goodfish Lake and Saddle Lake, Alta., Klemtu, Bella Coola, and Kispiox, B.C., among many other places; boarding schools at Norway House, Man. and Port Simpson, B.C.; industrial institutes at Muncey, Ont., Brandon, Man., Red Deer, Alta., and Sardis, B.C.

Accession #: 1978.089C ;/OS

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FONDS 15: METHODIST CHURCH (CANADA) WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY FONDS (FONDS 15) . -- 1880-1927. -- 1.37 m of textual records; ca. 80 sheets of building plans and sketches

The General Conference of 1878 authorized Alexander Sutherland, General Secretary of the Methodist Church (Canada) Missionary Society, to organize a Woman's Missionary Society. In 1880, a society was formed in Hamilton, followed by other auxiliaries. On 1881 April 29, a resolution for the establishment of a Dominion body was successfully moved, and in November of the same year, the General Board was created. In 1925, it joined with similar societies of the Presbyterian and Congregational Churches to form the Woman's Missionary Society of The United Church of Canada.

Finding Aid: 137 Accession #: 78.079C, 78.080C

Scope and Content: Files consist of Minutes and Architectural Drawings/Building Specifications which may include references to Aboriginal work at Port Simpson and Kitamaat.

Accession File Title/Description Date(s) # 78.080C 2-1 Minutes of the Board of Management 1881-1887 78.080C 2-2 --- 1887-1891 78.080C 2-3 ---: Executive Committee 1891-1895 2-4 ---: --- 1896-1901 2-5 ---: --- 1901-1906 78.080C 3-1 --- 1916-1918 3-2 --- 1913-1916 3-3 --- 1910-1913 3-4 --- 1907-1910 78.080C 4-1 Minutes of Sub-Executive 1918-1920 4-2 --- 1913-1916 4-3 --- 1910-1913 4-4 --- 1907-1910 78.080C 5-1 Financial Records, 1886-1926 - Cashbook 1886-1926 5-2 --- 1886-1926 5-3 WMS - Treasurer's Reports 1918-1925 10-4 Methodist Woman's Missionary Society 1925-1926 1915-1926 Minutes 78.080C 12 Joint Committee of the WMS and General Board of 1907-1911 Missions 78.079C MC2Drawer Architectural Drawings/Building Specifications: Port 1891 Simpson – Indian Mission School, Crosby Girls School, n.d. 78.079C MC2Drawer Building specifications for: Port Simpson, Indian 1891 Mission School

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RECORDS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA

FONDS 122: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS FONDS. -- 1854-1938, predominant 1875-1925. -- 15.32 m of textual records; 2 microfilm reels : positive and negative

Administrative History: From 1875 to 1915 there were two Foreign Mission Committees for the Presbyterian Church in Canada. The Foreign Mission Committee, Eastern Section/Division had oversight of missionary work in the New Hebrides, Trinidad, British Guiana and Korea. The Western Section/Division had oversight of work in Formosa, China, India, Northern Korea, as well as administration of missions to Chinese and East Indians in Canada, and, until 1912, missions to the Aboriginal People and Jews. It changed its name to the Board of Foreign Missions, Western Section in 1912. The two Committees were unified by 1915 under the name of the Board of Foreign Missions.

Finding Aid: See Series Descriptions

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of the following series: records of the central committees and boards, 1854-1926; correspondence with applicants, 1873-1925; correspondence with women's missionary groups, 1888-1925; minutes of the Foreign Mission Committee Eastern Section, 1888-1915; records pertaining to British Guiana Mission, 1909-1925; records pertaining to China Missions, 1887- 1937; correspondence pertaining to the Formosa Mission, 1868-1923; records pertaining to the Central India Mission, 1854-1939; records pertaining to the Korea Mission, 1895-1925; records pertaining to the New Hebrides Mission, 1857-1938; records pertaining to the Trinidad Mission, 1845-1939; records pertaining to missions to the Chinese in Canada, 1888-1925; correspondence pertaining to missions to the East Indians in British Columbia; records pertaining to missions to the Aboriginal People in Western Canada 1875-1923; correspondence pertaining to missions to the Jews in Palestine and Canada, 1888- 1920; and scrapbook of clippings of pictures pertaining to missionary work, [19 - ?]

SERIES 14/ RECORDS PERTAINING TO MISSIONS TO THE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE IN WESTERN CANADA. -- 1875-1923, predominant 1875-1912. -- 1.5 m of textual records

Administrative History: In 1875, responsibility for Presbyterian missions to the Aboriginal People of Western Canada was absorbed by the Foreign Mission Committee Western Section of the newly formed Presbyterian Church in Canada. From 1875 to 1885, the Committee was aided informally by the Presbytery of Manitoba in oversight of the work. Following the organization of the Synod of Manitoba and the North West in 1884, the Manitoba Foreign Mission Committee was appointed in 1885 to act in conjunction with the Foreign Mission Committee Western Section in the furtherance of mission work among the Aboriginal People of the North West. A similar committee was struck in connection with the Synod of British Columbia when it was created in 1892. These Synodical Committees, each with their own Executive bodies, acted in an advisory capacity, reporting on mission work within their bounds, and making recommendations with respect to appointment of missionaries, expenditures, and expansion of the field. Although the Synodical Committees gradually assumed more responsibilities in the administration of mission work, their actions were always subject to the approval of the General Assembly's Foreign Mission Committee. The role of the Presbyteries was also enlarged. In 1901, the Foreign Mission Committee Western Division passed regulations which authorized the Presbyteries to take oversight and report on mission work within their bounds, and to meet with missionaries to confer with them regarding work to be undertaken with a view to estimating expenditures. In 1912, all missions to the Aboriginal People were transferred to the Board of Home Missions which became part of the Board of Home Missions and Social Service in 1915.

Finding Aid: 106 57

Accession #: 79.199C

Accession Box/File Title/Description Date(s) # 79.199C 1- 5 Correspondence 1884-1885 Includes: Request that the F.M.C. empower the Manitoba F.M.C. to apply for legislation to establish an Industrial School on Crooked Lake Reserve. 79.199C 1-6 ---: Progress of students, expenses at Portage la 1886-1887 Prairie Indian School 79.199C 1-7 ---: Advisability of establishing an Indian school at 1887 Brandon, re: Portage la Prairie Boarding School etc. 79.199C 1-13 ---: Miss L.M. Baker should be aided to start a boarding 1880 school for young girls [Prince Albert] 79.199C 1-16 ---: Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Western 1883 Section offers to bear expenses incurred by the F.M.C. in giving religious and secular instruction to Indian children of the North West. 79.199C 1-17 ---: Accomplishments of Indian children a testament to 1884 work done among their people by missionaries of the Presbyterian Church. 79.199C 1-18 ---: Report of H. McKay re: his travels with G. Flett and 1885 Indian work at Round Lake. 79.199C 1-19 ---: T. Hart and H. McKay tour Crooked Lake, File Hills, 1886 Round Lake, etc. Buildings for Industrial School at Long Lake to be erected in the fall 79.199C 1-20 ---: Letter sent to Indian agent requesting government 1887 assistance for school at Round Lake… Boarding school to be built on File Hills Reserve… Birtle recommended as better location than Okanese for boarding school. 79.199C 1-21 ---: establishing an Industrial School at Regina 1888

79.199C 2-1 ---: references to Birtle, Round Lake, Portage la Prairie 1888 IRS etc. 79.199C 2-2 ---: references to Birtle, Round Lake, Portage la Prairie 1898 IRS etc. 79.199C 2-3 ---: Admission of non-treaty children to the schools; 1890 Houses at Industrial Boarding Schools to remain open etc. 79.199C 2-4 ---: Increased government grant for Portage la Prairie 1891 school, etc. 79.199C 2-5 ---: Effect of government decision to bring mission 1892 industrial schools under the per capita grant system, etc. 79.199C 2-6 ---: references to Portage la Prairie IRS, etc. 1893

79.199C 2-7 ---: references to File Hills Boarding School; and 1893 Regina Industrial School 79.199C 2-8 ---: government policy opposed to transfer of Indian 1894 children in mission schools from one denomination to another…etc. 79.199C 2-9 ---: references to Regina, Alberni, and Portage la 1895 Prairie schools 58

79.199C 2-10 ---: educational provisions for non-treaty Indians 1896

79.199C 2-11 ---: Confidential report on mission schools, etc. 1897

79.199C 2-12 ---: M. Jeffrey visits Indian schools at Regina, Birtle, 1897 and Portage la Prairie, etc. 79.199C 2-13 ---: Indian Affairs Department unable to recommend 1898 capital grants for Indian School buildings 79.199C 2-14 ---: Agreement of chiefs [Lake of the Woods] to send 1898 children to a boarding school 79.199C 2-15 Correspondence 1899 Includes: reference to Round Lake 79.199C 2-16 ---: Miss Laidlaw’s visit to Alberni, File Hills etc. 1899 79.199C 2-17 ---: request for complete information re: Round Lake 1900 School, etc. 79.199C 2-19 ---: re: financial policy re: Indian school work 1900 79.199C 2-20 ---: Suggestions re: vacancies at Regina and Portage- la-Prairie 79.199C 2-22 ---: Indian request for school at Buffalo Bay, etc. 1901 79.199C 2-24 ---: Indian chiefs request school at Shoal Lake 1901 79.199C 2-25 ---: Staff conflict at Birtle School, etc. 1901 79.199C 3-26 ---: Report of Major McGibbon re: Birtle, etc. 1901 79.199C 3-27 ---: Roman Catholic strength in File Hills School area 1901 79.199C 3-28 ---: Further correspondence alleging government 1901 discrimination in Indian school grants, etc. 79.199C 3-29 ---: Concern at delay in appointing a Principal at 1901 Portage la Prairie, etc. 79.199C 3-30 ---: reference to File Hills school 1901 79.199C 3-31 ---: Indian Commissioners request that he be informed 1901 of staff changes at government supported schools 79.199C 3-32 ---: references to Portage la Prairie school, File Hills 1901 etc. 79.199C 3-33 ---: reference to Jeffrey school 1902 79.199C 3-34 ---: references to Birtle and Cecilia Jeffrey School 1902 79.199C 3-35 ---: Some Indian opposed to Christian teaching and 1902 worship in Mission Schools 79.199C 3-36 ---: Mr. Gilmour opposed to children under 14 being 1902 transferred from Boarding to Industrial School, etc. 79.199C 3-37 ---: References to Cecilia Jeffrey and Birtle Schools 1902 79.199C 3-38 ---: Indian criticism that children being forced to 1902 become Christian, etc. 79.199C 3-39 ---: references to Birtle and Portage la Prairie Schools 1902 79.199C 3-40 ---: Growing acceptance of education by the Indians, 1902 etc. 79.199C 3-41 ---: File Hills Boarding School, etc. 1902 79.199C 4-43 ---: Government refuses to authorize admission of half- 1902 breeds to the Cecilia Jeffrey School, etc. 79.199C 4-44 ---: Rolling River Indians prejudiced against Boarding 1902 Schools, etc. 79.199C 4-45 ---: Problems concerning the settlement of Indian 1903 school graduates on the local Indian Reserves, etc. 79.199C 4-46 ---: references to Portage la Prairie etc. 1903 79.199C 4-47 ---: reference to Birtle, Cecilia Jeffrey Schools etc. 1903 59

79.199C 4-48 ---: plans to increase agricultural productivity and 1903 Regina Industrial School 79.199C 4-49 ---: re: Indian School property at Portage la Prairie 1903 79.199C 4-50 ---: change in payment of government grant to Regina 1903 Industrial School 79.199C 4-51 ---: reference to Birtle, etc. 1903 79.199C 4-52 ---: shortage of students at Industrial Schools, etc. 1903 79.199C 4-53 ---: Fewer children sent to Indian Schools…, etc. 1903 79.199C 4-54 ---: The advantages of the Boarding School over the 1903 Industrial School, etc. 79.199C 4-55 ---: references to Birtle, etc. 1903 79.199C 4-56 ---: references to File Hills, Cecilia Jeffrey Schools, etc. 1903 79.199C 4-57 ---: Includes: references to File Hills, Birtle schools, etc. 1904 79.199C 5-58 ---: references to Jeffrey School, etc. 1904 79.199C 5-59 ---: Committee investigating financial condition of 1904 Regina Industrial School…, etc. 79.199C 5-60 ---: re: Regina Industrial School 1904 79.199C 5-61 ---: re: Regina Industrial School, etc. 1904 79.199C 5-62 ---: re: Regina Industrial School; reports of File Hills, 1904 etc. 79.199C 5-63 ---: re: Regina Industrial School 1904 79.199C 5-64 ---: re: Regina Industrial School 1904 79.199C 5-65 ---: Report from File Hills School, etc. 1904 79.199C 5-66 ---: re: Regina Industrial School, etc. 1904 79.199C 5-67 ---: Questions re: Indian Schools 1904 79.199C 5-68 ---: references to Birtle, File Hills etc. 1904 79.199C 5-69 ---: reference to Regina School etc. 1904 79.199C 5-70 ---: Failure of Industrial Schools to meet expectations, 1905 etc. 79.199C 5-71 ---: references to Regina, File Hills etc. 1905 79.199C 5-72 ---: --- 1905 79.199C 6-73 ---: references to Birtle, Portage la Prairie, etc. 1905 79.199C 6-74 ---: references to Regina, Cecilia Jeffrey School etc. 1905 79.199C 6-75 ---: staff tensions at Cecilia Jeffrey School 1905 79.199C 6-76 ---: references to Regina School and staff situation at 1905 Cecilia Jeffrey 79.199C 6-77 ---: references to Cecilia Jeffrey and Regina Schools 1905 79.199C 6-78 ---: references to Cecilia Jeffrey, File Hills, and Regina 1905 Schools 79.199C 6-79 ---: Rules for Indian Schools – pupils and teachers 1905 79.199C 6-80 ---: Urgent need for staff at Fill Hills…, etc. 1905 79.199C 6-81 ---: Increased students at Regina School, etc. 1906 79.199C 6-82 ---: Approval for farm instructor at File Hills School, etc. 1906 79.199C 6-83 ---: references to Regina School, etc. 1906 79.199C 6-84 ---: references to Cecilia Jeffrey School, etc. 1906 79.199C 6-85 ---: --- 1906 79.199C 6-86 ---: Harmony and progress at File Hills School 1906 79.199C 6-87 ---: Miss Craig critical of situation at Regina Industrial 1906 School and Cecilia Jeffrey School, etc. 79.199C 6-88 ---: references to Regina School, etc. 1906 79.199C 6-89 ---: reference to Cecilia Jeffrey School, etc. 1906 79.199C 6-90 ---: Little visible results from large expenditures in 1906 Indian educational work, etc. 79.199C 6-91 ---: references to Regina Industrial School 1906 60

79.199C 6-93 ---: reference to Birtle School, etc. 1907 79.199C 6-96 ---: references to File Hills, etc. 1907 79.199C 6-98 ---: Change in management of Regina School 1907 recommended by Department of Indian Affairs 79.199C 6-99 ---: reference to Regina School, etc. 1907 79.199C 6-100 ---: --- 1907 79.199C 6-101 ---: --- 1907 79.199C 6-102 ---: --- 1907 79.199C 6-103 ---: --- 1907 79.199C 6-104 ---: --- 1908 79.199C 6-105 ---: --- 1908 79.199C 6-106 ---: --- 1908 79.199C 6-107 ---: --- 1908 79.199C 6-108 ---: reference to Birtle School, etc. 1908 79.199C 6-109 ---: reference to Regina School, etc. 1908 79.199C 6-110 ---: Complains covering operation of the Cecilia Jeffrey 1908 School, etc. 79.199C 6-111 ---: Vacancy at File Hills School 1908 79.199C 6-112 ---: references to File Hills School, etc. 1908 79.199C 6-113 ---: references to File Hills School, etc. 1908 79.199C 6-114 ---: reference to Birtle School, etc. 1908 79.199C 6-115 ---: reference to Cecilia Jeffrey School, etc. 1908 79.199C 6-116 ---: reference to Cecilia Jeffrey School, etc. 1908 79.199C 7-117 ---: Proposed boarding school at Barnfield 1909 79.199C 7-118 ---:Ottawa to sanction no further building expenditure 1909 until the BC School policy is settled. 79.199C 7-121 ---:Ahousaht school merits increased government 1909 grant, etc. 79.199C 7-122 ---:Applications for Alberni School, etc. 1909 79.199C 7-123 ---:Mr. Hendry to reach Alberni in early October 1909 79.199C 7-124 ---:reference to Portage School, etc. 1909 79.199C 7-125 ---:references to Ahousaht School 1909 79.199C 7-126 ---:Mr. Hendry resigns because of unhealthy situation 1909 at Alberni…,etc. 79.199C 7-127 ---:Government comment and advice re: situation at 1909 Alberni, etc. 79.199C 7-128 ---:references to Alberni and Ahousaht schools, etc. 1909 79.199C 7-129 ---:Policy to close Industrial Schools and improve 1910 Boarding Schools, etc. 79.199C 7-130 ---:Controversy of Mr. Heron as Principal of Round 1910 Lake…,etc. 79.199C 7-131 ---:references to Cecilia Jeffrey, Alberni, Ahousaht 1910 schools, etc. 79.199C 7-132 ---:McKay defends his use of young Indians for manual March 1911 labour, etc. 79.199C 7-133 ---:Legal agreements between the Church and April 1911 Government…, etc. 79.199C 7-135 ---:The propriety of regulation #15 of the new May 1911 government proposals re transfer of Indian pupils, etc. 79.199C 7-136 ---:Reports of W.W. McLaren on Portage, File Hills, and June 1911 Round Lake Schools, etc. 79.199C 8-136 ---:Concern of Indian Affairs to secure competent staff July 1911 at File Hills 79.199C 8-137 ---:reference to File Hills School, etc. Aug 1911 61

79.199C 8-138 ---: --- Sept 1911 79.199C 8-139 ---: --- Oct 1911 79.199C 8-140 ---: reference to Round Lake School, etc. Nov 1911 79.199C 8-141 ---:Report on Round Lake and difficulty with Indian Dec 1911 Agent, etc. 79.199C 8-142 ---:references to Birtle, Cecilia Jeffreys, etc. Jan 1912 79.199C 8-143 ---:reference to Birtle, File Hills, etc. Feb 1912 79.199C 8-144 ---:reference to Ahousaht, etc. March 1912 79.199C 8-145 ---:battered children at Round Lake, etc. April 1912

79.199C 8-146 ---:W.M. Morris and possible visit to the Indian Schools, May 1912 etc. 79.199C 8-147 ---:references to staffing issues June 1912 79.199C 8-148 ---:reference to Birtle, File Hills, Round Lake, etc. July 1912 79.199C 8-149 ---:Report on progress of reconstruction at Birtle, August 1912 Round Lake, and Cecilia Jeffrey Schools, etc. 79.199C 8-150 ---:reference to File Hills, Round Lake, etc. Sept 1912 79.199C 8-151 ---:H. McKay’s defence of allegations against him, etc. Oct 1912 79.199C 8-152 ---:Indian Affairs report on Round Lake, etc. Nov 1912 79.199C 8-153 ---:Re: paid and unpaid accounts for Indian Schools, Dec 1912 etc. 79.199C 8-154 ---:Monetary correspondence re: the Indian Schools, Jan-June 1913 etc. 79.199C 8-155 ---:appointment of principals, etc. July-Dec 1913 79.199C 8-156 ---:enquiry re: working as a teacher 1914 79.199C 8-157 ---:reference to File Hills, etc. 1915-1923 79.200C 1-1 Correspondence re: Residential Schools [more 1892 description in Finding Aid] 79.200C 1-2 --- Jan-June 1893 79.200C 1-3 --- July-Dec 1893 79.200C 1-4 --- Jan-June 1894 79.200C 1-5 --- July-Dec 1894 79.200C 1-6 --- Jan-March 1895 79.200C 1-7 --- Apr-June 1895 79.200C 1-8 --- July-Sept 1895 79.200C 1-9 --- Oct-Dec 1895 79.200C 1-10 --- Jan-March 1896 79.200C 1-11 --- Apr-June 1896 79.200C 1-12 --- July-Sept 1896 79.200C 1-13 --- Oct-Dec 1896 79.200C 1-14 --- Jan-March 1897 79.200C 1-15 --- Apr-June 1897 79.200C 1-16 --- July-Sept 1897 79.200C 1-17 --- Oct-Dec 1897 79.200C 1-18 --- Jan-March 1898 79.200C 1-19 --- Apr-June 1898 62

79.200C 1-20 --- July-Sept 1898 79.200C 1-21 --- Oct-Dec 1898 79.200C 1-22 --- Jan-March 1899 79.200C 1-23 --- Apr-June 1899 79.200C 1-24 --- July-Sept 1899 79.200C 2-25 --- Oct-Dec 1899 79.200C 2-26 --- Jan-March 1900 79.200C 2-27 --- Apr-June 1900 79.200C 2-28 --- July-Sept 1900 79.200C 2-29 --- Oct-Dec 1900 79.200C 2-30 --- Jan-March 1901 79.200C 2-31 --- Apr-June 1901 79.200C 2-32 --- July-Sept 1901 79.200C 2-33 --- Oct-Dec 1901 79.200C 2-34 --- Jan 1902 79.200C 2-35 --- Feb 1902 79.200C 2-36 --- March 1902 79.200C 2-37 --- April 1902 79.200C 2-38 --- May 1902 79.200C 2-39 --- June 1902 79.200C 2-40 --- July 1902 79.200C 2-41 --- Aug 1902 79.200C 2-42 --- Sept 1902 79.200C 2-43 --- Oct 1902 79.200C 2-44 --- Nov 1902 79.200C 2-45 --- Dec 1902 79.200C 3-46 --- Jan 1903 79.200C 3-47 --- Feb 1903 79.200C 3-48 --- Mar 1903 79.200C 3-49 --- Apr 1903 79.200C 3-50 --- May 1903 79.200C 3-51 --- June 1903 79.200C 3-52 --- July 1903 79.200C 3-53 --- Aug 1903 79.200C 3-54 --- Sept 1903 79.200C 3-55 --- Oct 1903 79.200C 3-56 --- Nov 1903 79.200C 3-57 --- Dec 1903 79.200C 3-58 --- Jan 1904 79.200C 3-59 --- Feb 1904 79.200C 3-60 --- March 1904 79.200C 3-61 --- Apr 1904 79.200C 3-62 --- May 1904 79.200C 3-63 --- June 1904 79.200C 3-64 --- July 1904 79.200C 3-65 --- Aug 1904 79.200C 3-66 --- Sept 1904 63

79.200C 3-67 --- Oct 1904 79.200C 3-68 --- Nov 1904 79.200C 3-69 --- Dec 1904 79.200C 3-70 --- Jan 1905 79.200C 3-71 --- Feb 1905 79.200C 3-72 --- March 1905 79.200C 3-73 --- Apr 1905 79.200C 3-74 --- May 1905 79.200C 3-75 --- June 1905 79.200C 3-76 --- July 1905 79.200C 3-77 --- Aug 1905 79.200C 3-78 --- Sept 1905 79.200C 3-79 --- Oct 1905 79.200C 3-80 --- Nov 1905 79.200C 3-81 --- Dec 1905 79.200C 4-82, 83 --- Jan 1906 79.200C 4-84 --- Feb 1906 79.200C 4-85 --- Mar 1906 79.200C 4-86 --- Apr 1906 79.200C 4-87 --- May 1906 79.200C 4-88 --- June 1906 79.200C 4-89 --- July 1906 79.200C 4-90 --- Aug 1906 79.200C 4-91 --- Sept 1906 79.200C 4-92 --- Oct 1906 79.200C 4-93 --- Nov 1906 79.200C 4-94 --- Dec 1906 79.200C 4-95 --- Jan 1907 79.200C 4-96 --- Feb 1907 79.200C 4-97 --- Mar 1907 79.200C 4-98 --- Apr 1907 79.200C 4-99 --- May 1907 79.200C 4-100 --- June 1907 79.200C 4-101 --- July 1907 79.200C 4-102 --- Aug 1907 79.200C 4-103 --- Sept 1907 79.200C 4-104 --- Oct 1907 79.200C 4-105 --- Nov 1907 79.200C 4-106 --- Dec 1907 79.200C 4-107 --- Jan 1908 79.200C 4-108 --- Feb 1908 79.200C 4-109 --- March 1908 79.200C 4-110 --- Apr 1908 79.200C 4-111 --- May 1908 79.200C 4-112 --- June 1908 79.200C 4-113 --- July 1908 79.200C 4-114 --- Aug 1908 79.200C 4-115 --- Sept 1908 79.200C 4-116 --- Oct 1908 79.200C 4-117 --- Nov 1908 79.200C 4-118 --- Dec 1908 79.200C 4-119 --- Jan 1909 79.200C 4-120 --- Feb 1909 64

79.200C 4-121 --- March 1909 79.200C 4-12 --- April 1909 79.200C 4-123 --- May 1909 79.200C 4-124 --- June 1909 79.200C 4-125 --- July 1909 79.200C 4-126 --- Aug 1909 79.200C 4-127 --- Sept 1909 79.200C 4-128 --- Oct 1909 79.200C 4-129 --- Nov 1909 79.200C 4-130 --- Dec 1909 79.200C 4-131 --- 1910 79.200C 4-132 --- Jan 1911 79.200C 4-133 --- Feb 1911 79.200C 4-134 --- Mar 1911 79.200C 4-135 --- Apr 1911 79.200C 4-136 --- May 1911 79.200C 4-137 --- June 1911 79.200C 4-138 --- July 1911 79.200C 4-139 --- Aug 1911 79.200C 4-140 --- Sept 1911 79.200C 4-141 --- Oct 1911 79.200C 4-142 --- Nov 1911 79.200C 4-143 --- Dec 1911 79.200C 4-144 --- 1912 FONDS 123: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS AND SOCIAL SERVICE FONDS. -- 1857-1925. -- 1.5 m of textual records

Administrative History: The Home Mission Committee was established in 1875 and was divided into two sections, the Eastern Section for the Maritime Provinces, and the Western Section for the rest of Canada. In 1912, the Home Mission Committee Western Section, the Augmentation Committee Western Section, and the Board of French Evangelization amalgamated, along with other mission work in Canada including work among the Aboriginal and Jewish peoples, to form the Board of Home Missions. In 1915, the Board of Social Service and Evangelism (see fonds 124) merged with the Board of Home Missions to form the Board of Home Missions and Social Service. The Home Mission Committee Eastern Section continued independently from the Western Section until 1921 when it also became part of the Board of Home Missions and Social Service.

Finding Aid: See Series Descriptions Accession #: 1979.182C; 1979.184C; 1979.212C; /TR.

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of the following series: letter books of the Home Mission Committee Eastern Section, 1857-1915; records of the Board of Home Missions and Social Service and antecedent bodies, 1907-1925; records pertaining to missions to the Aboriginal People in Manitoba and the Northwest, 1875-1923; and records of the Committee on the Augmentation of Stipends Western Section, 1896-1903.

SERIES 2/ RECORDS RELATING TO WORK OF THE BOARD. -- 1907-1925. -- 36 cm of textual records

Administrative History: The Board of Home Missions and Social Service formed in 1915 when the Board of Home Missions and the Board of Social Service and Evangelism amalgamated.

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Finding Aid: 25 Accession #: 79.182C

Scope and Content: Series consists primarily of correspondence received by the Board's General Superintendents, A.S. Grant and J.H. Edmison. Some material predates the Board, and reflects the work of the Home Mission Committee Western Section, and the Board of Home Missions. Records relate to work with Aboriginal People, including boarding schools such as the Birtle Indian Boarding School, Birtle, Man., and missions such as Swan Lake, Man. and Cote Indian Reserve, Sask. 1911-1925; work with immigrants and new Canadians, particularly Ukrainians in Western Canada, 1907-1922; institutions such as the Presbyterian College, Saskatoon, Sask., the Hugh Waddell Memorial Hospital, Canora, Sask., and St. John's Hall, Quebec, 1912-1923; and individuals serving with the Board.

Note: The finding aid includes more detail re: files’ contents Accession Box/File Title/Description Date(s) # 79.182C 1-1 Cote Indian Reserve, Kamsack, Saskatchewan 1913

79.182C 1-2 Cecilia Jeffrey School, Kenora Ontario 1919 79.182C 1-3 Birtle, Manitoba 1914-1925 79.182C 1-4 Round Lake, Stockholm, Saskatchewan 1917-1925 79.182C 1-5 Sintaluta, Saskatchewan 1920-1923 [Includes Round Lake IRS] 79.182C 1-9 General Material 1911-1922 [mostly re: residential schools]

PHOTOGRAPHS

FONDS: 3414 FROM MISSION TO PARTNERSHIP PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION. -- 1870-1977, predominant 1900-1936. -- ca. 5000 items

Collection contains images generated in the course of home mission activities under the direction of various boards, committees, and societies of the United Church of Canada and its antecedent bodies including: the Methodist Church (Canada) and its predecessor bodies, the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada, and the Methodist Church of Canada; the Presbyterian Church in Canada and its predecessor body, the Canada Presbyterian Church.

Accession #: 1993.049C

SERIES 2/ PHOTOPRINTS AND OTHER MATERIAL RELATING TO MISSIONS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH TO ABORIGINAL PEOPLES AND ETHNO-CULTURAL COMMUNITIES IN CANADA. -- 1870-1925, predominant 1900-1925. -- ca. 2460 items

Series contains images generated in the course of home mission activities under the direction of: the Missionary Society; the Woman's Missionary Society; and the Department of Evangelism and Social Service.

To see From Mission to Partnership Photograph Collection 1870-1925 (2460), please refer to the Graphics Database at the General Council Archives.

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FONDS 3220: DENZIL RIDOUT FONDS. -- 1933-1938. -- 12 cm of textual records; 10 albums of photographs

Denzil G. Ridout (1886-1954) was a Methodist/United Church minister and administrator. He was born in Dorset, England. He left the Methodist Book Room in London to work in the Methodist Book Room in Montreal. He studied theology at Victoria University, and was ordained in 1920. He edited The United Church Record; served as Assistant Secretary, and Secretary from 1945, of the Missionary and Maintenance Committee.

Finding Aid: 245 Accession #: 86.229C

86.229C 1-7 Diary #2, Part 3: With the Marine Missionaries on the Pacific Coast 1932 [Diary accompanies Album of photographs (86.299 P/5) which were taken while aboard the Marine Missions of BC and includes photographs of Coqualeetza Institute].

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PERSONAL PAPERS RELEVANT TO RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL WORK

FONDS 3292: JOSEPH ALBERT GEORGE LOUSLEY FONDS. -- 1943 -[ca. 1948]. -- 2 cm of textual records

Biographical Sketch: Joseph Albert George Lousley (1870-1962) was a Methodist/United Church minister and missionary in Manitoba. He was born near Peterborough, Ontario, and was a Methodist probationer in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, 1892-1894. He studied at Albert, Wesley, and Victoria Colleges, and was ordained in 1900. After serving a charge in Manitoba, he was appointed Principal of the Indian Residential School at Norway House, Manitoba, in 1902. He was also appointed Superintendent of Island Lake, God's Lake, and Oxford House Missions--a circuit of 900 miles by canoe and dog sled. From 1916 he served pastorates in Manitoba; he was the last President of the Methodist Manitoba Conference. He retired in 1936 to Long Branch, Ontario.

Accession Number: 1986.301C /TR

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of reminiscences of call to ministry and life at Norway House, Manitoba; and a letter written by Rev. Lousley to exonerate James Evans.

FONDS 3204: JOHN SEMMENS FONDS. -- [ca.1921]. -- 7 cm of textual records

Biographical Sketch: John Semmens (1850-1921) was a Methodist minister and missionary to the Cree. He was born in Cornwall, England and his family immigrated to Ontario in 1860. He was received on trial by the Methodist Church in 1870, and ordained in 1872. He served churches and missions, primarily in Manitoba and briefly in Ontario, from 1872 to 1895. He was elected President of Manitoba and North West Conference in 1892. He served as Superintendent of the Indian Industrial School in Brandon, Manitoba, 1895-1900; and as Indian Agent, Inspector, and Commissioner for Indian Affairs of the Dominion Government, 1901-1921. He was an expert on the Cree language and culture, and he published in both English and Cree.

Accession #: 1986.213C

Scope and Content: Records consist of typescript draft and final copy of autobiography, "Under the Northern Lights", typescript of autobiography "Notes on personal history", and article on Cree literature.

FONDS 3469: JEAN MACKENZIE SWAN PARKER FONDS. -- 1945 December 29. -- 1 cm textual records

Biographical Sketch: Jean Parker (1923-1993) was a teacher and a church administrator. She was born in MacKenzie Corner, New Brunswick and was educated at Mount Allison University, the United Church Training School, the University of New Brunswick, Yale University and the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. She was a teacher in New Brunswick and North Carolina, a staff member at the Atlantic Christian Training Centre in Tatamagouche, program director of the Fredericton YMCA, associate secretary of the United Church Board of Colleges, and served in Lower Sackville and Toronto.

Accession Number: 1994.004C /TR

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of part of a letter from Jean Parker describing her Christmas spent at the residential school at Muncey, Ontario.

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FONDS 3536: BESSIE FRENCH FONDS. -- 1941-1979. -- 7 cm of textual records; photographs

Biographical Sketch: Bessie French (1893-1979) was a deaconess and missionary in the United Church. She was born at Morton's Harbour, Newfoundland. She studied at the School of Social Work, , a Christian Education Course at Hartford, Connecticut, at Union Theological Seminary in New York, at Emmanuel College and at the United Church Training School. Bessie French was both commissioned as a missionary under the Women's Missionary Society and designated as a deaconess. Prior to being designated as a deaconess, she spent eight years as a matron under the Board of Home Missions at Norway House and two years as a matron at Coqualeetza Indian School at Sardis, B.C. After designation, she served at File Hills, Saskatchewan, Crosby Girls' School, Port Simpson, B.C., Warden United Church, Glace Bay, N.S., St. Columba Community Centre, Montreal, and All People's Church, Hamilton. Miss French retired in 1961 but continued to be very active in church work in the Hamilton area

Accession Number: 1998.165C

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of three yearbooks for Crosby Girls' School,1942-1944; mission study notes for First United Church, Hamilton, 1963-1979; album of photographs of Crosby Girls' School, 1940s

FONDS 3064: THOMAS COSFORD FONDS. -- [188-?]. -- 2 cm of textual records

Biographical Sketch: Thomas Cosford, (1813-1892) was a Wesleyan Methodist minister. Born in Hardington, England, his family immigrated to Canada ca. 1819 and converted to Methodism ca. 1825. He was received on trial in 1839, and ordained in 1943. He ministered in Canada West/Ontario until 1883. He served as Superintendent of Mount Elgin Industrial Institute, Ontario, during 1875-1880. He was a promoter of the temperance movement, and served as District Chairman many times.

Accession Number: 1986.073C /TR

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of a photocopy of an autobiographical manuscript, [188- ?].

1986.073C/TR 1-1 Manuscript (photocopy) [188-?]

FONDS 3483: ALLEN SALT FONDS. -- 1854-1912. -- 1 microfilm reel : positive

Biographical Sketch: The Reverend Allen Salt (1818-1911) was a Methodist missionary to the Indians of western Ontario. He was born near Alderville, Northumberland County, Upper Canada, the son of a white father and an Ojibway mother. He was adopted and educated by the Reverend William Case (1780- 1855), Superintendent of the Episcopal Methodist Indian Missions and Schools in Upper Canada. After graduation from the Toronto Normal School in 1848, Salt worked for several years as a teacher at the Alderville Industrial School, before entering the Methodist Ministry. He was received on trial by the Wesleyan Methodist Conference in 1853, and worked first at the St. Clair Mission, an Indian Reserve in Sarnia Township, Lambton County. After his ordination as a deacon in 1854, he served at the Lac-La- Pluie Mission in the Rainy River District, until 1857, in which year he was received into full connexion. In 1858 and 1859 he was at the Garden River Mission, an Indian settlement to the north of Lake Huron, in the District of Algoma. From 1860 to 1867 he worked at the Christian Island Mission in Georgian Bay, near Penetanguishene, and then he returned to St. Clair, 1868-71, before going to Muncey, an Indian Reserve on the Thames River in Caradoc Township, Middlesex County, 1872-1874. After the establishment in 1874 of the Methodist Church of Canada, Salt ministered in the Toronto Conference at Christian and Beausoleil Islands, 1875-1882, and then at the Parry Island Mission in the Parry Sound District until he was superannuated in 1901. He died at Parry Island, 29 January 1911, and was buried 69 there beside his second wife, who had died two years earlier. Custodial History: The diary, 1899-1902, which used to be at the United Church of Canada/Victoria University Archives was transferred to the National Archives of Canada in 1993and is included on this microfilm.

Accession Number: 1997.044C

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of a microfilm copy of journals, 1854-1855, 1874-1902, 1904, 1910; notebooks, 1865-1901; minute books, 1884-1906, 1911-1912. Originals are held at the National Archives of Canada.

1997.044C 1-1 Diary of Rev. Allen Scott (Typescript, photocopy) 1854-1855 1997.044C 1-2 Journal (handwritten, photocopy) 19 Oct. 1874-1877, Feb. 1882. 1997.044C 1-3 --- 23 June 1882-18 May 1884 1997.044C 1-4 --- June 1884 – 23 May, 1886 1997.044C 1-5 --- 24 Nov, 1886 - 6 Mar, 1889 1997.044C 1-6 --- 26 June, 1889-31 Jan, 1892 1997.044C 1-7 --- 3 Feb, 1892- 6 Aug, 1893 1997.044C 1-8 --- 27 Aug, 1893- 20 Sept, 1896 1997.044C 1-9 --- 21 Sept, 1896- 11 June, 1899 1997.044C 1-11 Notebook (photocopy). A lecture in reference to a 1872 portion of the Northwest delivered 1872 [contains other writings as well] 1997.044C 1-12 Notebook (photocopy) “Missionary Talk” 1874

FONDS 3471: FRANCES M. WALBRIDGE FONDS. -- 1939-1974. -- 20 cm of textual records

Biographical Sketch: Frances Walbridge (1911- ) was a missionary to Angola and Zaire. She was born at Mystic, Quebec, educated at McGill University, Cornell University, Syracuse University and United Church Training School. She was appointed by the W.M.S. to Round Lake Indian School in 1939, to Angola in 1941. In 1970, she was refused a return visa to Angola and went to Zaire. She returned to Canada in 1973 and retired in 1974.

Accession Number: 1993.064C /TR

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of correspondence to Ann Peverley, family and others regarding life as a missionary in Saskatchewan, Angola and Zaire

1993.064C 1-1 Correspondence [Contains letters from Round 1939-1946 Lake]

FONDS 3558: MARION STEELE NOBLE LAING FONDS. -- 1898-1912. -- 1 cm of textual records

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Biographical Sketch: Marion Steele (Minnie) Noble was the wife of a Presbyterian minister. She was the daughter of Robert Noble and Marion Lang of Norval, Ontario. She married Rev. Albert August Laing in 1905. They served various charges in Saskatchewan and Ontario.

Accession Number: 2000.135C /TR

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of two letters addressed to Minnie Laing, one letter from J.W. Russell describing mission work in Ahousaht, B.C., 1898; and one letter from Gordon Laing, a student missionary and cousin who was later killed in the war, describing mission work in Wakaw, Saskatchewan, 1912.

2000.135C 1-1 Correspondence 1898-1912

FONDS 3282: JOHN CHANTLER MCDOUGALL FONDS. -- 1874-1928. -- 7 cm of textual records

Biographical Sketch: John Chantler McDougall (1842-1917) was a Methodist missionary. He was born in Owen Sound, Ontario, ordained into the Methodist Church in 1870, and began a mission to the Aboriginal Peoples in Morley, Alberta, in 1873. He served as Superintendent of Western Indian Missions, President of Alberta Conference, and a lecturer. He served governments in work on treaties, as a chaplain and agent during the Riel Rebellion, and in other capacities.

Accession Number: 1986.291C

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of correspondence (some transcripts), 1874-1916; historical sketch re Methodism in Morley, Alberta, 1873; and correspondence and other papers of Mrs. McDougall re memorials to her husband. Only relevant files are listed below.

1986.291C 1-3 Correspondence. Printed and transcribed letters 1874-1892 1986.291C 1-3a Correspondence re: surrender of Indian lands 1906-1907 1986.291C 1-6 Historical Sketch: “History of Methodism in Morley, 1873 Alberta” by J. McDougall. (original + copy) 1986.291C 1-8 ---: “Founding of the McDougall Orphanage and n.d. Training School” by Mrs. J. McDougall 1986.291C 1-9 Unveiling of portrait of J.M. McDougall, Carlton St. 1927 United Church, Toronto (September 22, 1927) (Programme, addresses, flyer) 1986.291C 1-10 Correspondence re: Fundraising for McDougall 1927 Memorial Cairn (Morley, Alberta)

FONDS 3241: JOHN NIDDRIE FONDS. -- 1912-1939. -- 3 cm of textual records

Biographical Sketch: John W. Niddrie (1863-1940) was a Methodist minister and missionary. Born in 1863 in Scotland, he converted to Methodism at age 18. He became an accredited preacher, and immigrated to Western Canada in 1885. After various jobs, he began mission work to Aboriginal People at Morley, Alberta, in 1890. Rev. Niddrie moved to Oxford House in northern Manitoba in 1910, and became Superintendent of Missions at Berens River Post, Manitoba, in 1920. He retired in 1938.

Accession Number: 1986.250C /TR

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of correspondence to John Maclean, 1912-1927, and reminiscences, 1938-1939. 71

1986.250C/TR 1-1 Letters to Rev. John Maclean 1912-1927 1986.250C/TR 1-2 Copy of reminiscences about work in Indian 1938-1939 missions and various individuals

FONDS 3008: ANDREW BROWNING BAIRD FONDS. -- 1872-1924. -- 7 cm of textual records; 20 microfilm reels : positive and negative

Biographical Sketch: Andrew Baird Browning, (1855-1940) was a Presbyterian/United Church minister and educator. He was born near Motherwell, Ontario in 1855. He was educated at the University of Toronto, Knox College and in Europe. After a pastorate in Edmonton, he was made professor at Manitoba College in 1871. He taught for over fifty years at this Presbyterian/United Church College.

Accession Number: 1986.017C

Scope and Content: consists of a typescript of a diary, a lecture on the history of the West, and correspondence on Aboriginal Peoples and mission work, 1872-1924.

86.017C 1-1 Lecture: “Lest We Forget” History of the West n.d.

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FONDS 499: OFFICE OF THE MODERATOR AND GENERAL SECRETARY FONDS– 1940 2011. -- 6.4 m of textual records; scrapbooks; photographs

Biographical Sketch: The Moderator is elected at each General Council, and sits as that body's presiding officer and as an ex-officio member of all committees and Divisions of the Church. The duties of the Moderator include giving leadership, especially of a spiritual nature, to the Church in all its affairs, through visitation, guidance and counsel, and representing the Church on public occasions. The Office of the Moderator and General Secretary provides planning and coordination for, and support to, the General Council, its Executive, and the Moderator. The General Secretary has responsibility for the coordination and integration of the people and programs of the General Council.

Finding Aid: 57 Accession #: 92.074C, 91.196C, 94.161C, 94.162C, 96.026C, 2000.100C, 2001.019C, 2002.028C, 2002.046C, 2006.001C, 2007.002C, 2007.017C, 2007.024C, 2007.034C, 2009.101C.

Scope and Content: Fonds consists of records of the Moderator and General Secretaries, files consist of correspondence, minutes, reports and resources from the records of past Moderators, General Secretaries, Administrative Assistants and Legal Counsel pertaining to all United Church of Canada work related to Residential School legacy work.

Records of: Moderator Robert F. Smith (1984-1986) Accession Box/File File Description Date(s) # 92.074C 5-3 Native Rights (correspondence re: apology)

Records of: Moderator Anne Squire (1986-1988) 91.196C 12-3 Moderator Anne Squire: Conference Accountability forms Mar, 1987 re: Native Apology

Records of: Moderator (1988-1990) 91.196C 39-1 Moderator Sang Chul Lee: Aboriginal People 1987-1990

Records of: Moderator Walter Farquharson (1990-1992) 94.162C 6-5 Moderator’s Task Group on Residential Schools 1991 94.162C 7-8 Oka, Kahnawake, Gitskan 1990-1991

Records of: Moderator Stan McKay (1992-1994) 96.026C 5-8 Native Issues 1993

Records of: Moderator (1994-1997) 2000.100C 7-3 Native Issues: Correspondence 1994-1997

Records of: Moderator Bill Phipps (1997-2000), and General Secretary- Theology Faith and Ecumenism, Peter Wyatt 2001.019C 2-3 ANCC Transition Team 1996 2001.019C 2-4 --- 1997-1998 2001.019C 9-2 Native Issues 1995-1997 2002.046C 1-7 Apology 1986 2002.046C 5-6 Letter to Congregations re: GC 1997 Racism, systemic Feb, 1998 injustice 2002.046C 6-9 Port Alberni Appeal (correspondence, communiqués, 1998-1999 moderator’s comments) 74

2002.046C 6-10 Indian Residential Schools: Correspondence (includes 1998-2000 correspondence with members of congregations re: 1998 apology) 2002.046C 7-6RR Indian Residential School documents (inc. UCC 1997-2000 Response; litigation)

Records of: Moderator (2000-2003) 2004.028C 2-3 Churches and Residential Schools 2000-2002 2004.028C 2-4 General Council First Nations (re: Aboriginal Rights) 2000-2001 2004.028C 2-5 UC Residential School Committee 2000-2001 2004.028C 7-5 Correspondence (part 3): Letter to Jean Chretien re: Mar 21, 2003 Aboriginal Healing Foundation 2004.020C 12-20 ANCC Correspondence 2000-2002 2004.020C 12-25 ANCC, Correspondence- Recognition of UCC Service Jun 16, 2003

Records of: Moderator David W. Giuliano (2006-2009) 2009.101C 1-1 Correspondence: Letter to re Residential May 30, 2008 Schools 2009.101C 1-1 ---: Thank you for “The Broken Vase” to Humbervale United Jun 05, 2008 Church 2009.101C 1-1 ---: Reference Letter, Chief Robert Joseph to IRS Truth and Aug 11, 2008 Reconciliation Commission 2009.101C 1-2 ---: Indian Residential Schools Committee Canada Sept 25, 2006 2009.101C 1-2 ---: Indian Residential School Survivors Society Nov 27, 2006 2009.101C 1-2 ---: Request for framed apology Jan 25, 2007 2009.101C 1-2 ---: Stephen Harper re: Aboriginal Healing Foundation Mar 21, 2007 2009.101C 1-2 ---: National Residential School Survivors Society Jun 1, 2007 2009.101C 1-2 ---: Letter to UCC Congregations Jun 25, 2007 2009.101C 1-2 ---: Reference letters: Truth and Reconciliation Commission Aug 13, 2007 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Reference Letter: National Aboriginal Achievement Sept 10, 2008 Awards Secretariat 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Letter to Trinity Pastoral Charge Dec 8, 2008 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Very Reverend N. Bruce McLeod re: visits to survivors Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Anne M. Squire: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Dr. Marion S. Best: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: The Very Reverend William F. Phipps: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Walter F. Farquharson: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Lois M. Wilson: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Peter B. Short: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Robert F. Smith: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Sang Chul Lee: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: George M. Tuttle: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: A. Marion Pardy: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Stanley J. McKay: --- Jan 9, 2009 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Conference Executive Secretaries and Speaker, re: Jan 29, 2009 Apologies 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Stephen Harper re: Declaration of a Month for May 4, 2009 Reflection on Healing and Reconciliation 2009.101C 1-3 ---: Stephen Harper re: Aboriginal Healing Foundation Aug 1, 2009 2009.101C 2-1 Conference File: All Native Circle Conference 2007-2009 2009.101C 5-6 The United Church Observer (some records re: 2008 Moderator’s Easter Message) 2009.101C 7-8 Aboriginal Ministries Circle Unit File 2008-2009 75

2009.101C 11-6 UCC Apology Translation: English to Mi’kmaq, Translator: 2008 Dr. Bernie Francis 2009.101C 11-7 Residential Schools Steering Committee (minutes, 2006-2009 correspondence, updates) 2009.101C 11-8 Aboriginal Issues 2007-2009 2009.101C 11-9 37th General Council Motion: Past Moderator’s Delivery of 2008-2009 Apologies to First Nation Communities 2009.101C 11-10 20th Anniversary Apology: Conference Visits 2007-2009 2009.101C 12-1 Truth and Reconciliation Commission (correspondence, 2007-2009 updates)

Records of: The Secretary of Theology, Faith and Ecumenism 94.161C 5-9 Native Apology: Correspondence from members of 1985-1987 congregations re: 1986 Apology

Records of: The Office of the Moderator and General Secretary 2006.001C/TR offsite 1986 Apology to Native Congregations in English, 1986 French, Cree, Mohawk, Chinese, Japanese and Korean 2006.001C/TR offsite 1998 Apology to former students of United Church 1998 Indian Residential Schools, their families and communities in English, French, Cree, Mohawk, Oji- Cree, Oneida, Chinese, Japanese and Korean 2007.002C 8-7 Residential Schools Steering Committee- Winnipeg (4-7)* 2007.002C 14-1 Healing Fund (correspondence) 1998 (7-2)* 2007.002C 18-11 Residential Schools: Correspondence 2003-2006 (9-6)* * denotes old file number

Records of: General Secretary Jim Sinclair (2003-2009) 2007.017C 1-1 Residential Schools Steering Committee 2004-2006 2007.017C 1-2 --- 2002-2004 2007.017C 1 Where are the children? Healing the legacy of residential schools (VHS) 2007.017C 20-6 Alternative Dispute Resolution 2003 2007.017C 24-3 Alternative Dispute Resolution Advocacy: Winning a new 1995 forum

Records of: Joan McGillivray (Manager of Administration for Division of Mission in Canada, General Council Support Services), and Terry Beaumont (Administrative Assistant to General Secretary Jim Sinclair). 2007.024C 5-8 Apologies 1986, 1993, 1994 2007.024C 10-1RR General Secretary’s Correspondence Sent-2004 (Letter 2004 to Prime Minister Paul Martin re: RCAP)

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FONDS 500: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA GENERAL COUNCIL FONDS -- 1925-2011. -- 48.58 m of textual records

Administrative History: The General Council is the highest Church court, meeting biennially, with full power to determine matters relating to: boundaries and number of Conferences; doctrine, worship, membership and government; the courses of study for and ordination to the Order of Ministry; property matters; missionary policy; colleges and Christian education; petitions, memorials and appeals; relationships with other churches; appointments to committees and Divisions and of officers for Departments; appointment of the Secretary of the General Council, its Executive and its standing committees.

Finding Aid: 17 Accession #: 1982.001C

SERIES 1\ Records of the Meetings of General Council (1925-2011) The regular meeting of the General Council is most often held every second year. Its delegates are called Commissioners and are all members of the United Church. The Commissioners are the following: an equal number of members of the Order of Ministry and of the Laity, elected by Conferences, as well as Overseas Personnel; the immediate past and retiring Moderators; the Secretary of the General Council; the Chairperson of each Division; and three members from the General Council Secretaries.

Scope and Content: Series consists of records documenting decisions related to Residential schools, such as accountability Reports of The Board of Home Mission, The Women’s Missionary Society, past Moderators, The Residential School Steering Committee, The Task Group on Alternative Dispute Process and all petitions or resolutions concerned with Residential Schools, Healing Fund, All Native Circle Conference, the Circle and Cross Process, healing, apology, and reconciliation. All General Council Record of Proceedings are indexed and bound, and are located in the United Church of Canada General Council Archives Reading Room.

Title/Description Page(s) Date Report of the Board of Home Missions 336-379 1934 Report of the Women’s Missionary Society 426-446 1936 --- 346-364 1940 The Board of Home Mission 374-417 1948 The Woman’s Missionary Society 446-461 1948 Home Missions 101-102 1950 The Board of Home Missions 413-470 1954 The Board of Home Missions 416-450 1956 The Woman’s Missionary Society 504-532 1956 Commission to Study Indian Work 207-234 1956 Indian Work 185-194 1958 The Board of Home Missions 426-461 1958 Woman’s Missionary Society 514-540 1958 Board of Home Missions 602-650 1960 The Woman’s Missionary Society 704-725 1960 Apology to Native Congregations 230-244 1986 ---: BC Conference (Petition No. 558). 666 1986 --- 83-85 Covenanting Service, Response to the Apology, Constitution of the All Native 77 1988 Circle Conference Response to the Apology 79 1988 77

Toward the All Native Circle Conference: Walking Together Since the Sudbury 335-336 1988 Apology Petition No. 156- Residential Schools 160 1992 --- 157- Residential Schools 160 1992 --- 138- Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples 635-636 1992 Other Matters 199 1992 Petition No. 156- Residential Schools 651 1992 --- 157- Residential Schools 652 1992 --- 110- Fund for Healing 534-535 1994 --- 112- Fund for Healing Native People of Canada 536-537 1994 Accountability Reports 833-834 1997 Petition No. 78 Residential School Apology 747-748 1997 Petition No. 79- An Apology from St. Andrews’s United Church to First Nations 748-749 1997 People for Harm Cause by “Indian” Residential Schools Healing Fund 895 1997 Point of Personal Privilege 906 1997 Sessional Committee 14: General Council Reports and Native Residential 892-895 1997 Schools Report of the Task Group on Alternate Dispute Resolution 234-235 1997 “Conflict Resolution Within the Church: The Place of the Formal Hearing Process” 293-308 2000 Residential Schools Steering Committee: Report 424-428 2000 ---: Consultation with First Nations People 73 2000 Receiving Residential Schools Steering Committee Report 74 2000 Residential Schools Steering Committee Report- updates 61-64 2000 Aboriginal Healing Foundation (speech) 809-813 2003 All Native Circle Conference 711-713 2003 Circle & Cross Process 166 2003 Healing Fund 55-56 2003 --- NB7 94 2003 --- NB7: Assigned to Commission B 186 2003 --- 815 2003 Residential Schools 147 2003 Residential Schools Public Inquiry 111 2003 Report of Residential School Steering Committee 167-173 2003 20th Anniversary of the Apology 710 2006 HAM 4- National Aboriginal Consultations 184 2006 --- 759 2006 Partnership of the Aboriginal Peoples in Healing the Church & the World (GCE 750 2006 16) --- 95 2006 MTU-The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples 203 2006 GCE 8- Circle & Cross: Relationship of the UCC to Aboriginal Spirituality 82-84 2006 --- 568-579 2006 --- 759 2006 Residential School Steering Committee: Steps on the Journey to Right Relations 335-348 2006 Report on the Aboriginal Ministries Circle 155 2009 Truth and Reconciliation Commission 155 2009 Aboriginal Ministries Council Representative on the Executive of the General 205 2009 Council (GCE 23) All Native Circle Conference Report, apology (2006-2009) 687 2009 Towards and Right Relations Accountability Report 653-661 2009

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SERIES 2\ MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE AND SUB-EXECUTIVE (1925-2011) The Executive of General Council consists of the Moderator and immediate past Moderator, the General Secretary and Secretaries of the Council, the General Secretaries of the Divisions, two members from each Conference, ten members elected at General Council who represent the various Divisions of General Council, and representatives of other constituencies in the church, attempting a balance between ordained and lay members. Its purpose is to carry out the decisions of the General Council, to receive annual reports from the Divisions and committees of General Council, to deal with the financial and property affairs of the Church between sittings of the General Council, and "to do any act or thing of a routine or emergency nature which the General Council has the power to do." The Sub-Executive operates between the meetings of the Executive.

Accession #: 82.001C, 93.096C, 2006.096C, 2004.060C, 2007.022C/TR

Scope and Content: Series consists of records documenting General Council Executive, Sub-Executive and The Committee on Indigenous Justice and Residential Schools decisions relating to the residential school legacy, through accountability reports, petitions, correspondence, or recommendations. Records of the Executive and Sub-Executive are bound and located under various accession numbers in the General Council Archives. Recent minutes not yet transferred to the Archives (2007-present) can be found either on the United Church of Canada website (under General Council), or can be accessed by staff on a shared computer drive.

Accession Box/Fil Title Page(s) Date # e 82.001C 26-2 Abernethy Presbytery request to rebuild 13 Oct 27, classrooms of the File Hills Indian Residential 1943 School 82.001C 27-4 Pipe-Line right of way on Woman’s Missionary 171 Apr 16, Society property next to Alberni Indian Residential 1956 School 82.001C 35-2 Session Committee 3 to Consider Implications of 11 Nov 18, the Native Apology for the Church and provide 1986 interpretation of the action of formation of the Native Conference 82.001C 35-2 Apology at the 31st General Council and next steps 42 Nov 20, 1986 82.001C 35-2 Analysis of the Conference Accountability Reports 98 Mar 17, on what they had done with issues of Inclusive 1987 Language, Native Apology, Sexuality, Lifestyles and Ministry 82.001C 35-3 Report on Project North: An Ecumenical Coalition 28 Nov 24, for Aboriginal Justice 1988 93.096C TR-1 -Letter from Swampy Cree Tribal Council regarding 17 Nov 21, possible abuse of students at United Church 1990 Residential Schools -Moderator’s Task Group on Residential Schools formed 82.001C 35-3 Correspondence from the Yellowstone Conference 229 Mar 27, of the United Methodists in Northern Wyoming re 1990 United Church Apology to Native People 93.096C TR-1 Report of the Task Group on Native Residential 190 Sept 27, Schools 1991 93.096C TR-1 Report on Residential Schools 242 Nov 22, 1991 79

93.096C TR-1 Sessional Committee recommendations for the 327 Mar 26, Division of Mission in Canada: Residential Schools 1992 2006.096C 1-1 Implementation of Native Residential Healing Fund 19 Nov 20, Campaign 1994 2006.096C 1-1 Report of the Division of Mission in Canada 20 Nov 20, 1994 2006.096C 1-1 The Apology Cairn 36 Nov 21, 1994 2006.096C 1-1 Report of Sessional Committee #4: The 70 Apr 3, 1995 Maintenance of the Apology Cairn and installation of a plaque on same… 2006.096C 1-1 Report on the Native Healing Fund 74 Apr 3, 1995 2006.096C 1-1 Correspondence from the All Native Circle 124 Apr 26, Conference 1996 2006.096C 1-1 Apology 10th Anniversary Observance 139 Apr 29, 1996 2006.096C 1-1 Apology 10th Anniversary 152 Jun, 1996 2006.096C 1-1 Royal Commission Response 165 Nov 22, 1996 2006.096C 1-1 Native Ministries Consultation 167 Nov 22, 1996 2006.096C 1-1 Royal Commission Report- A Call to Choose Life 169 Nov 22, Now 1996 2006.096C 1-1 Response to the Royal Commission on Aboriginal 184 Nov 22, Peoples 1996 2006.096C 1-1 Appendix: A Message to the Church from the 188 Nov, 1996 Executive of the General Council of the United Church of Canada on People to People, Nation to Nation, the Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples 2006.096C 1-1 Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples Report 222 Apr 25, 1997 2004.060C 3-2 Correspondence from B.C. Conference 95 Nov, 1997 2004.060C 3-2 Resolution 65- Alternative Dispute Resolution 81 Nov, 1997 2006.096C 1-2 Order of the Day – Healing and Presentation 79 Nov 23, 1997 2006.096C 1-2 Healing Fund 87 Nov 22, 1997 2004.060C 3-2 Update on Lawsuits 151 Apr, 1998 2004.060C 3-2 Letter from Port Alberni, B.C. 153 Apr, 1998 2004.060C 3-2 Port Alberni Report 158 Oct, 1998 2004.060C 3-2 Reflection Times (continued) 159 Oct, 1998 2004.060C 3-2 Appendix C: Indian Residential Schools Apology 176 Oct, 1998 Follow-up within the United Church 2004.060C 3-2 Parole for Arthur Plint 166, 174- Oct, 1998 175 2004.060C 3-2 Project Fund Request for Reconciliation Initiatives 206 Apr 25, 1999 2004.060C 3-2 -Toronto Conference concerning residential 181 Apr 23, schools 1999 - Healing Fund Council thanking for apology statement 2004.060C 3-2 Residential Schools Update 197 Apr 24, 1999 80

2004.060C 3-2 Residential Schools: Finances, discussion 198 Apr 24, 1999 2004.060C 3-2 BC Conference petitions- Residential Schools 214 Apr 26, 1999 2004.060C 3-2 Healing Fund Council Report 213 Apr 26, 1999 2004.060C 3-2 Richmond Hill United Church: Recommitment to 218 Oct 22, Healing Fund 1999 2004.060C 3-2 Financial Planning for Residential Schools 236 Oct 23, 1999 2004.060C 3-2 Update on Residential Schools 240, 241 Oct 24, 1999 2004.060C 3-2 -Education Strategy Regarding Residential Schools 244 Oct 25, -Questions & Answer Document Summarizing the 1999 Residential Schools Discussion 2004.060C 3-2 Residential Schools: Steering Group Update 256 Apr 28, Report (GC- 135 – GC 148): Legal Action/Claims 2000 2004.060C 3-2 ---: Steering Group Update Report Talks with the 257 Apr 28, Government 2000 ---: Steering Group Update Report Communication Strategy ---: Financial Information 2004.060C 3-2 ---: --- (Cont’d) 267 Apr 30, 2000 2006.096C 1-2 Report of the Residential Schools Steering 14 Nov 5, 2000 Committee (GC-82 – GC-86) 2006.096C 1-2 British Columbia Conference Native Ministries 45 Apr 27, Council 2001 2006.096C 1-2 Residential Schools’ Steering Committee 47 Apr 27, Accountability Report (GC-20 – GC-22) 2001 2006.096C 1-2 Indian Residential Schools Fund-Proposal #8 (FIN- 48 Apr 29, 30) 2001 2006.096C 1-2 -Residential Schools Steering Committee report 91 Nov 4, 2001 (GC 109 – GC 115) -Residential Schools Brenner Judgement and Appeals: (GC -114 – C- 115) 2006.096C 1-2 --- : Advice from Legal Counsel 101 Nov 5, 2001 2006.096C 1-2 --- 103 Nov 5, 2001 2006.096C 1-2 Theological Reflection 101 Nov 5, 2001 2006.096C 1-2 Residential Schools: Proposals 171 Aug 23, 2002 2006.096C 1-2 ---: Senior Staff Position 178 Sept 11, 2002 2006.096C 1-2 ---: Steering Committee Report 189 Nov 2, 2002 2006.096C 1-2 Report of the Residential Schools Steering 195 Nov 3, 2002 Committee (GC 15-18) 2006.096C 1-2 Membership of the Residential Schools Steering 196 Nov 3, 2002 Committee 2006.096C 1-2 Appointment of Rev. David Iverson to the position 203 Nov 3, 2002 of General Council Officer, Residential Schools Steering Committee 2006.096C 1-2 Correspondence regarding the Beothuk 266 Apr 28, Commemoration (CORR 35-38) 2003 81

2006.096C 1-2 Building Towards Right Relations (SLT 11-23) 266 Apr 28, 2003 2006.096C 1-2 Appointment of Jamie Scott as General Council 300 Jul 29, 2003 Officer: Residential Schools Committee 2007.022C TR-1 Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples (RCAP) 5 Oct 30, call for a public inquiry into Residential Schools 2003 2007.022C TR-1 Residential Schools Steering Committee Report 11 Oct 30, (RSSC) 2003 2007.022C TR-1 -Building Toward Right Relations (DR 149-156) 26 Oct 31, -Principles in the Search for Right Relationships- 2003 Proposal 17 (DR 156) -Justice and Reconciliation Fund (DR 157) -Letter of Support for Aboriginal Healing Foundation: Proposal 18 (DR 160) -Correspondence from Maritime Conference (CORR 7-8) 2007.022C TR-1 -Motion: David Woodall/Marion Carr 27 Oct 31, -Baxter Class Action- Proposal 16 (DR 148) 2003 2007.022C TR-1 Report of the Residential Schools Committee (DR 72 Apr 23, 61-66) 2004 2007.022C Interim Working Arrangement- Residential Schools 84 Apr 26, Steering Committee (DR 61) 2004 2007.022C TR-1 Correspondence from Catherine Gaw, CES, 162 Oct 29, Maritime Conference CORR-9 2004 2007.022C TR-1 Residential Schools Steering Committee: (DR 19- 166 Oct 29, 22D) 2004 2007.022C TR-1 Re-mandating Process of the Healing Fund Council 168-169 Oct 29, PMM 82-100, Proposal 13 2004 2007.022C TR-1 RSSC: Request from British Columbia Conference 178 Oct 31, (DR 22F) Proposal 20 2004 2007.022C TR-1 Correspondence (CORR 9) from Maritime 182 Nov 1, 2004 Conference re monies for process of truth-telling and/or the healing fund 2007.022C TR-1 Report of the Re-mandating Process of the Healing 186 Nov 1, 2004 Fund Council (PMM 109) Proposal 13 2007.022C TR-1 Appendix A: Report of the Re-mandating Process 216 Nov 1, 2004 of the Healing Fund Council 2007.022C TR-1 Permanent Committee on Finance (1-27): 246 Apr 21, Residential School Fund 2005 2007.022C TR-1 Aboriginal Ministries 252 Apr 23, 2005 2007.022C TR-1 Appointment of Cecile Fausak as Residential 283 June 7, Schools Officer 2005 2007.022C TR-1 Appointment of Lorna Pawis as Officer for the 246 Apr 21, Healing Fund 2005 2007.022C TR-1 Permanent Committee on Programs for Mission 252 Apr 23, and Ministry; Aboriginal Ministries 2005 2007.022C TR-1 Residential School Settlement- for information only 422 Apr 13, 2006 Electronic Residential Schools Steering Committee: Terms of 138 May 4, Reference 2007 Electronic National Aboriginal Day 166 Jun 21, 2007 Electronic Presentation I: (Reflecting Priorities & Principles): 173-174 Jun 21, Healing Relationships with Aboriginal Communities 2007 82

Electronic Healing, Reconciliation & Right Relations Work 220 Nov 16, (GS 48) Motion re: Morrison Bequest 2007 Electronic Front Runners (Video Presentation) 237 Nov 16, 2007 Electronic Aboriginal Ministries Steering Committee Report 341 Nov 15, 2008 Electronic Giving Voice to a Vision-Aboriginal Ministries 355-6 Nov 15, 2008 Electronic Residential Steering Committee Report GCE 15-19 2009 Electronic --- 16 Nov 13-16, 2009 Electronic Aboriginal Ministries Council Accountability Report 19-23 May 1-3, 2010 Electronic Residential Schools Steering Committee [report] 24-26 May 1-3, 2010 Electronic GS 38: Re-Mandating & Re-Naming the 183-184 Nov, 2010 Residential Schools Steering Committee (GCE November 2010 Workbook) Electronic Other Updates: Re-Mandating and Renaming the 197-198 Nov, 2010 Residential Schools Steering Committee (GCE November 2010 Workbook) Electronic Residential Schools Steering Committee: 38 (GCE Nov, 2010 Accountability Report November 2010 Workbook)

SERIES 3/ CORRESPONDENCE OF THE EXECUTIVE AND SUB-EXECUTIVE. -- 1925-1983. -- 11.5 m of textual records

This correspondence was largely created by the Secretary/General Secretary and other members of the General Council Office, although it also includes material from the Moderator of the Church. The primary duty of the Secretary is to act as the chief staff and administrative officer of the General Council, its Executive and Sub-Executive, including responsibility for preparation of materials for General Councils and for liaison between the General Council, Conferences, and Divisions. The Secretary is responsible for the publication of General Council proceedings and revision of The Manual, and serves on several committees of the General Council. The Secretaries of the General Council have been: T. Albert Moore, 1925-1936; Gordon A. Sisco, 1937- 1953; Ernest E. Long, 1954-1972; George Morrison, 1972-1975; Donald G. Ray, 1975-1983; Phillip A. Cline; 1983-1985; Irene Parker Evans (acting), 1985-1987; and Howard M. Mills, from 1987.

Accession # Box/File Title/Description Date(s) 82.001C 38-22 Includes: correspondence re. sale of property in 1931 Hazelton, BC 82.001C 39-49 Includes: correspondence re. Committee in 1936 Women Workers 82.001C 40-58 Includes: re. Sale of property at Sardis, BC. 1941 82.001C 41-67 Includes: correspondence re. File Hills Indian 1942 School, Saskatchewan 83

82.001C 41-77 Includes: re. commission to study welfare of 1946 Indians 82.001C 43-106 Includes: correspondence re. sale of Home 1950 missions property at Hazelton, BC 82.001C 44-112 Includes: re. sale of WMS property at Port 1951 Simpson 82.001C 46-131 Includes: re. sale of property in Teulon 1953 82.001C 46-136 Includes: correspondence re. Sale of property in 1953 Hazelton, BC. 82.001C 46-141 Includes: sale of property at Teulon and Port 1954 Simpson 82.001C 47-150 Includes: re. Indian residential schools; re. 1955 Changes in the Indian Act re. residential schools 82.001C 47-152 Includes: re. interpretation of Indian Act 1956 82.001C 47-155 Includes: re. Father Lambert’s “prowling” at Cote 1956 Reserve 82.001C 48-157 Includes: re. commission on Indian work 1956 82.001C 51-198 Includes: re. sale of property at Teulon 1961 82.001C 51-203 Includes: re. sale of land at Teulon 1961 82.001C 51-206 Includes: re. conditions in Indian Schools 1961 82.001C 52-213 Includes: re. mission priorities in Canada 1962 82.001C 52-219 Includes: re. Nelson House Indians; re. support of 1963 Nelson House Indians 82.001C 53-227 Includes: re. Sale of Boy’s residence, Teulon; re. 1963 race prejudice in Canada 82.001C 54-237 Includes: re. sale of missionary residences 1964 Hazelton 82.001C Boxes 55-57 Executive of G.C. May 3 and 4, 1966 1966 Includes: Sale of property Teulon, Man. (Boy’s Residence)

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FONDS 501: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA GENERAL COUNCIL COMMITTEES COLLECTION. – 1925.

Administrative History: This collection consists primarily of records of committees established by or upon the recommendation of General Council. The records include both standing and other committees; commissions; special projects; task forces; and in a few instances, information gathered around a particular subject. This collection, however, describes only some of the committee records housed at this Archives. Additional committee records are found in most other United Church fonds, series or subseries; refer to the subject heading, "church committees," in the index for references to record descriptions including numerous committees. Refer also to individual committee names for references to those few committees entered into the guide as separate fonds.

See Finding Aid: See series descriptions

SERIES 228/RECORDS OF THE COMMITTEE ON INDIGENOUS JUSTICE AND RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS. –1998-2011

The Residential Schools Steering Committee, a committee of the Executive of the General Council, was established in 1998 to “co-ordinate all aspects of the issues related to residential schools, including the legal, pastoral, communications, alternate resolution possibilities, healing initiatives and financial planning.” In carrying out this mandate, the Committee has been mindful that each decision and action must reflect the commitment to give substance to the United Church Apologies of 1986 and 1998, and reflect the Six Principles adopted by the General Council Executive in 2003. The steering committee meets 3 times a year, with one meeting often held at the former site of a school. It regularly publishes an update, found on the United Church of Canada website (2003- ). As a committee of the Executive of the General Council, this committee reports to the General Council Executive, and submits reports to General Council meetings. At the November, 2010 General Council Executive meeting, the Residential Schools Steering Committee was renamed the Committee on Indigenous Justice and Residential Schools.

Membership structure: ANCC- 2 reps (1 survivor) BC Native Ministries Council: 2 reps (1 survivor) Non-aligned Aboriginal congregations: 2 reps (1 survivor) General Council Officer Liaison Minister Special Advisor General Secretary Moderator (ex-officio) General Council Exec rep General Council Minister, Racial and Gender Justice Co-ordinator of Aboriginal Ministries Corresponding members: legal/judicial council, chief archivist, communications officer.

Scope and Content: Series consists of records of current and former General Council Officers for the Committee on Indigenous Justice and Residential Schools, the Liaison Minister, and Special Advisor on Residential Schools. Files consist of records of decisions, correspondence, planning, resources, minutes and general research.

Restrictions: Records are currently active and not in the custody of the Archives. When records are transferred and accessioned they will be added to the guide and made accessible.

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FONDS 512: UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA DIVISION OF MISSION IN CANADA FONDS. -- 1954- 2006. -- 70 m of textual records

Administrative History: The Division, established in 1972, was one of the five divisions of the General Council of The United Church of Canada. It was the primary arm through which the national church developed programs to support the ministry and mission of the people within Canada. It was administered by a Secretary and made up of two departments, Christian Development and Church in Society. The work of each Department was supervised by a Deputy Secretary. Associate Secretaries and Special Assistants, relating to one of the above departments, looked after the programmed of the Division. As early as 1973, a Committee on Style of Operations reported the dissatisfaction with the separation of the Division into two departments. An Organizational Design Task Force was established in 1974 to recommend structural changes. It reported in 1974 and its work was continued by two other related Task Groups up to the first major reorganization of the Division in 1977. By 1977, the departments were replaced by offices with operation run by more autonomous Working Units. The overall planning and screening of the work would be done by Functional Units. In 1989, the Division restructured some 47 working units, sub-units, and committees into five new program units: Program Unit 1 (Children, Youth, Adults and Family Ministries); Unit 2 (Worship, Mission and Evangelism); Unit 3 (Human Rights, Participation and Lay Organizations); Unit 4 (Economic Justice and Social Well-Being); Unit 5 (Environment, Peace and Rural Life). Small functional groups, clusters, were created within each unit. Each program unit and committee was represented in the Executive. In 2001, following the re-design and re-organization of General Council offices, the work of the Division was re-apportioned to the following working units: Support to Local Ministries Unit, Justice, Global and Ecumenical Relations Unit and Faith Formation and Education Unit.

Finding Aid: 231 Accession #: 83.054C, 91.110C, 91.162C, 94.121C, 95.100C, 95.030C, 1999.064C, 2002.002C, 2000.105C, 2003.141C, 2003.164C, 2003.166C, 2004.116C, 2006.019C, 2008.024C.

See also: As a result of the reorganization of 2001, much of the work pertaining to Aboriginals of the Division of Mission in Canada was transferred to the responsibility of JGER staff. For recent records relating to Residential Schools, see also: Justice, Global and Ecumenical Relations Fonds. For recent records relating to the Healing Fund, see also: Support to Local Ministries Unit Fonds, and Aboriginal Ministries Council Fonds.

Scope and Content: Files consist of records of the Division’s decisions and work relating to the Healing Fund and other healing projects, Aboriginal Rights Coalition, Project North, Working Group on Healing Alternatives, Justice and Reconciliation Project, Residential School Project, general research, and records relating to their responsibility to live out the apology and take the church through the steps post- 1986 apology.

SERIES 1\ MEETINGS AND WORKING PAPERS OF THE EXECUTIVE, ANNUAL AND STAFF MEETINGS (1972-)

Subseries 1: Executive and Annual Meeting Minutes. 1971-2000 Accession Box/File Description Date(s) # 95.100C 3-8 Executive Minutes Jan, 1992 2000.105C 1-1 --- Oct, 1994 2000.105C 1-4 --- Sept, 1995 2000.105C 1-5 --- Jan, 1996 2000.105C 1-7 --- Jun, 1996 2000.105C 2-1 --- May, 1997 86

2000.105C 2-3 --- Sept, 1997 2000.105C 2-6 --- Jan, 1998 2003.166C 2-4 --- June, 1998 2003.166C 2-5 --- June, 1998 2000.105C 3-1 --- Jun 12-14, 1998 2000.105C 3-2 --- Sept 25-27, 1998 2000.105C 3-3 --- Nov, 1998 2003.166C 2-7 --- June, 1999

SERIES 2\RECORDS OF THE GENERAL SECRETARY (1972-_)

Subseries 2: Records of Howard Brox. – (1972-1988) 91.110C 7-6 Council on the North – minutes 1987-1988 95.030C 11-8 Forum on the North 1983-1991 91.162C 24-5 Project North 1980-1988

Subseries 3: Records of Dave Iverson. – (19--). 2003.166C 12-15 Aboriginal Rights Coalition-Project North 1989-1998 2003.166C 12-16 Healing Fund 1995-1999 2003.166C 12-17 --- 1995-2001 2003.166C 13-1 Native 1991-1998 2003.166C 13-2 Residential Schools 1995-1999

SERIES 5/RECORDS RELATING TO CHILDREN, YOUTH, YOUNG ADULTS AND FAMILY.

Subseries 1: Ministry With Children Records of: Jean Olthuis re Children of the Dancing Sun 2003.141C 7-1 Native Apology 1986 2003.141C 7-2 Aboriginal Leadership Development 1996 2003.141C 7-3 Native Sunday School 1984-1990 2003.141C 7-4 Children of the Dancing Sun: Overview and Foundations 1990-2002 2003.141C 7-13 ---: Correspondence/Resources 1996-2000

Subseries 3: Ministry with Adults Records of: Juliet Huntly (re: United Church Women) (1995-1997) 1999.064C 5-9 Healing Fund Contributions (By Conference) 1997 2002.002C 22-6 Presbyterial UCW Presidents’ Mailing Re: Healing Fund 1995

SERIES 8/RECORDS RELATING TO HUMAN RIGHTS, PARTICIPATION IN LAY ORGANIZATIONS.

Records of: Elizabeth Loweth 83.054C 40-1 B.C. Conference: Orientation to Indian Fields 1972 83.054C 40-15 Teulon Indian Residences: Manitoba, Report 1972

Subseries 3: Records relating to programs. Records of: David Hallman 87

2008.024C 15-12 Church-in-Society Coordinating Group: DMC Structure 1998-2002 (minutes & general correspondence, including Healing Fund/ Justice and Reconciliation updates) 2008.024C 15-13 --- (--- ) 1998-2002 2008.024C 15-14 --- (--- DMC Working Group on Healing Alternatives) 1997-1998 2008.024C 15-15 --- (--- Project Plans, including Residential School 1997-1998 Response and Healing Fund) 2008.024C 16-1 --- (--- Residential School Project Report) 1999-2000 2008.024C 16-2 --- (--- Justice & Reconciliation Project) 2000-2001 2008.024C 16-9RR Reconciliation and Justice Leadership Event (Residential 2000 School Legacy) 2008.024C 17-2 CIS Cluster Staff Meeting (minutes/notes, including Work 1993-1997 Plan for 1995/1996 Residential School Response) 2008.024C 17-4 --- 3: (minutes, notes, including Justice and Reconciliation 2001 Project updates) 2008.024C 17-5 --- 4: (---) 2002 2008.024C 17-6 Healing and Reconciliation Project Team Notes 1999-2001 2008.024C 17-7 --- 2001 2008.024C 17-8 --- 2002

Records of: John Siebert (re: Residential Schools) (1986-1997) 2004.116C 8-2 Ecumenical Gathering- Dr. Jessie Saulteaux Res. Centre Feb. 3-5,1995 2004.116C 8-3 Urban Native Ministry Committee Report 1993 2004.116C 8-10 Native Apology 1986 2004.116C 9-1 Maritime Conference on Residential Schools Working 1996 Group 2004.116C 9-2 Moderator’s Task group on Residential Schools 1990-1992 2004.116C 9-3 ---: Funding Request 1991-1992, 1995 2004.116C 9-5 Residential Schools 1995, 1998 2004.116C 9-6 ---: Alternative Dispute Resolution 1996 2004.116C 9-4 Residential School- ANCC Committee 1993-1994 2004.116C 9-7 ---: 2 1996 2004.116C 9-8 ---: 3 1996-1997 2004.116C 10-1 Aboriginal Rights Coalition (ARC) Apology Poster 1996 2004.116C 10-7 ARC Party Policies 1996 2004.116C 10-8 ARC Training Event 1993 2004.116C 10-9 Archival (Background) Material Re: Residential Schools 1961-1962 2004.116C 11-1 --- (Moderator’s Task group Research resources/notes) 1989, 1991 2004.116C 11-2 --- 1994-1995 2004.116C 11-3 --- n.d. 2004.116C 11-4 --- 1991 2004.116C 11-5 B.C. Conference Committee (corres./notes) 1997 2004.116C 11-6 Canadian Panel on Violence Against Women (notes, 1992 resources, correspondence re: residential schools,) 2004.116C 11-7 Cariboo Tribal Council Conference (First Canadian 1991 Conference on Residential Schools) (resources, correspondence) 2004.116C 11-8 Correspondence with Stuart Adams 1997 2004.116C 11-9 Manitoba + NWO Task Group on Residential Schools 1991-1998 (minutes, correspondence, resources) 2004.116C 12-1 R.S. Research 1990-1995 2004.116C 12-2 Saskatchewan Conference Committee 1994-1996 88

2004.116C 12-3 R.S. Solicitor General (Correspondence with) 1995 2004.116C 12-15 Ontario Aboriginal Healing Society 1994 2004.116C 13-1 RCAP Statement of GCE “Choose Life Now” 1995-1997

Records of: Bonnie Greene and David Hallman (re: Church-First Nations Reconciliation) (1992-2002) 2006.019C 3-1 United Church Foundation 2001-2002 2006.019C 3-2RR Residential Schools: Legal Cases 1992-1998 2006.019C 3-3RR --- 1992-1998 2006.019C 3-4 Meeting with Manitoba Cree 2000 2006.019C 3-5 Healing Initiatives 1996-1999 2006.019C 3-6 Residential Schools Projects: Theological Group 2000 2006.019C 3-7 Native Justice Video 1999-2001 2006.019C 3-8 Aboriginal Curriculum Project 1996-2000 2006.019C 3-9 Residential Schools Presentation 2000 2006.019C 3-10 ---: Conference Presentation 2000 2006.019C 3-11 Aboriginal Justice Gathering (Pre-GC37) 1999-2000 2006.019C 4-1 Residential Schools: Advocacy Proposal 1999-2000 2006.019C 4-2 Reconciliation + Justice Leadership Event 2000 2006.019C 4-3 Residential Schools: Steering Group and Interdivisional 2000-2001 Committee 2006.019C 4-4 Healing Fund Reports 2000 2006.019C 4-5 Residential Schools (Indian Artefacts) 1995 2006.019C 4-6 Institutional Child Abuse 1998 2006.019C 4-7 Residential Schools: Moderator’s Letter 1998 2006.019C 4-8 ---: Negotiated Settlement 1996-1998 2006.019C 4-9 ---: Q + A 1997-2000

Records of: Richard Chambers re: Native Ministries 2003.164C 7-14 Native Ministries: ANCC Healing Fund- Working File 1971, 1993- (Minutes, Correspondence) 2002 2003.164C 7-15 ---: Apology 1986, 1993, 1996 2003.164C 7-16 ---: Correspondence 1997-1998 2003.164C 7-17 ---: First Nations Gathering 1997, 2000 2003.164C 7-18 ---: Native Pastoral Charges- Mailing list 1995-2000 2003.164C 8-1 ---: Native Spirituality 1984-1995 2003.164C 8-2 ---: Other Denominations 1985-1987 2003.164C 8-3 ---: Residential Schools 1998-2000 2003.164C 8-4 ---: Toronto Native Ministries 1993-1994 2003.164C 8-5 Chronological File (Richard Chambers’ Correspondence) 1996-1997 2003.164C 8-6 Island Lake P.C. Capital Assistance: All Native Circle – 1977-1996 Keewatin Presbytery 2003.164C 8-7 Native Ministry Training: Cook Christian Training Schools 1980 2003.164C 8-8 Francis Sandy Centre 2000

Records re: Healing Fund (1992-1998) 2004.116C 20-9 Aboriginal Healing Foundation 1996 2004.116C 20-10 Healing Fund 1991-1992, 1994, 1996- 1997 2004.116C 21-1 ---: Alberta & Northwest Conference 1997 2004.116C 21-2 ---: Conference & Presentation 1996 2004.116C 21-3 ---: David Murata- Working Group on Healing Alternative 1998 2004.116C 21-4 ---: Keith Howard & West Coast Word 1995-1996 89

2004.116C 21-5 ---: Video 1997 2004.116C 21-6 Aboriginal History & Culture ANN POHL 1994 2004.116C 21-7 Aboriginal Justice: Avenues in the Future 1992 2004.116C 21-8 AFN: Assembly of First Nations 1992-1997 2004.116C 21-9 All Native Circle Conference 1988-1990 2004.116C 21-10 --- 1994-1995 2004.116C 22-1 --- 1995-1997 2004.116C 22-2 Audio-Visual Material: Native People 1992-1996 2004.116C 22-3 Australia & Aborigines: MABO Decision 1993-1997 2004.116C 24-11 Australia & Boarding Schools 1995-1998

Records of: Helga Kutz-Harder (re: Native Concerns) (1984-1991) 94.121C 11-8 Native Issues- Interdivisional Work 1984-1991

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FONDS 537: RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND DISTRUBTION FONDS--2002-2011

The Resource Production and Distribution Unit (RPD) was one of 11 working units created from the work of the five Divisions and Ethnic Ministries Council, under a re-organization of the General Council Offices. The formal changeover took place on February 1, 2002, although the Divisions/Council made their final Accountability Report to the General Council Executive in April, 2002. The RPD Unit has its roots in the Division of Communication. The mandate of the Resource Production and Distribution Unit is to support the General Council Offices in presenting the public face of The United Church of Canada through appropriate media, to respond to the needs of congregations and partners for resources in print, AV, and the Web, and to provide for the effective distribution of all General Council print and audio-visual resources. The unit provides services in six areas: web, audio-visual and television (Berkeley Studio), resource coordination, graphic and print production, marketing, and resource distribution (UCRD).

Scope and Content: Records pertaining to Residential Schools from the office of Mary-Frances Denis, Communications Officer, and The Berkeley Studio Collection (television productions). Records include mostly press clippings, and some correspondence from Ms. Denis, such responses to media or letters, and UCC statements relating to Residential Schools. Press clippings were collected by Bowdens’ Media Monitoring, Ltd. There are also a small amount of VHS Tapes including some video taken by Denis at a meeting at Port Alberni, a promotional video for the Healing Fund, and two Spirit Connection videos. The Berkeley Collection is divided by type of audio-visual record, each indexed in a separate database.

Records of: Communications Officer, Mary-Frances Denis File Title/Description Date(s) # [2] Residential Schools Media Clippings 2001 [3] ---: Residential Schools Steering Committee (corres. w/regarding various media 2001 responses) [5] UCC Communique: “United Church of Canada Brings Third Party Claim Against 1997 the Federal Government” (correspondence re: statement) [6] Residential Schools: Statements of the UCC (copies of) 2000 [7] News Advisory re: Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples 1998 [10] Nanaimo Court: Media Clippings 1998 [11] Residential Schools media clippings/correspondence re: UCC statements 1997-1998 [15] Edmonton R.S. Documents 1996-1998 [17] Willie Blackwater (corres/media clippings/UCC statements) 1995-1996 [18] Q & A Document (information circular re: Residential Schools) 1998-2000 [19] Native Issues (general correspondence/reports) 1998-2000 [20] Brenner Decision (UCC Statements) 1997-1998 [21] Residential Schools Communication (clippings/responses) 2000 [22] --- 2001 [23] --- 1995 [25] --- 1997-1998 [26] Touchstone, 16/2, (focused on residential schools) May 1998 [30] Alberni (corres. re: statements) 1998 [31] Media Clippings 2001 [32] --- 2001 [33] Residential Schools: Communication Package (planning) 1999 [36] ---: Media clippings/UCC website print-offs 2003 [40] ---: The Prayer & Op ed 2001

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Berkeley Studio Collection

Berkeley Studio opened in 1956 under the Board of Information and Stewardship of The United Church of Canada. Berkeley produced the photographs, film and filmstrips, recordings, and radio/television productions that promoted the work of the United Church. The Board was disbanded in 1968; most of its responsibilities and staff were transferred to the new Division of Communication. Berkeley Studio remained with the Division of Communication under the Department of Media Resources and later the Audio Visual Unit. In the 2003 General Council Office reorganization, Berkeley Studio became a part of the newly created Resources, Production and Distribution (RPD). The studio closed in 2008 and the collection was transferred to the United Church Archives. The collection is currently unprocessed but individual productions are available for viewing, and searchable through the Berkeley Studios database. Reproductions are subject to copyright and ownership –consult the database. Some videos in the Berkeley Studio databases are parts of Spirit Connection, a television program produced by the United Church of Canada at Berkeley Studio. It was broadcast from coast to coast each week on Vision TV from 1988 to December, 2007. The show focused on stories of faith in action and profiles of people who sought to renew their communities and congregations in the United Church of Canada and around the world.

Extent: Series includes records in Stock Database, Master Database, and Insert Database.

Records re: Spirit Connection Stories (available at AVEL) (1988-1999) [1] Archbishop Desmond Tutu on Reconciliation Feb. 1, 1999 [3] Native Issues- Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples Apr. 13, 1998 [6] Healing – Abuse in Residential Schools Feb. 12, 1996 [7] Recommendations of Royal Commission Dec. 16, 1996 [9] Search for Healing & Memories of Stan McKay Nov. 15, 1993

Records of: Berkeley Studio, StockDB (Stock Database): Database of stock footage used in various productions. (1988-2009) [1] Spirit Connection: “Forum #3: Native Issues (1999): Questions from callers: what Feb. 2, can churches do to heal relations?” 1999 [2] ---: “GC Issues Show” (Interview with David Iverson, General Council Officer, May. 4, Residential Schools Steering Committee) 2003 [3] ---: “Spirit Connection Studio Shoot” (Interviews re: Healing Fund, First Nations) Sep. 16, 2004 [4] Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples: Challenge to the Churches Apr. 4, 1998 [30] Aboriginal Ministries Unit Opening (opening of the official aboriginal ministries Jan. 6, 2009 unit in the General Council Office) [32] All Native Circle Cairn at Sudbury (A cairn is dedicated at Sudbury to Oct. 2, 1988 commemorate the Apology to Native People made by The United Church of Canada) (Tapes 1-3) , Tape #1: Stills of Cairn and v/o intro to S.C Story [35] Native Issues Panel- For Reality Check #4: Jake Noganosh, Evelyn Broadfoot, Feb. 8, John Siebert and host Tindal 1996 [36] Portage la Prairie Residential School (Max Merrick; Grace Daniels; Stan Myran; Jun. 19, Russell Merrick) 2007 [40] Alberni Apology: Bill Phipps Press Conference Announcing Apology Oct. 27, 1998 92

[41] Alberni Video Oct. 16, 1998 [42] Alberni Tape #2 (Tape from Mary-Frances Denis. No information on tape. Date Oct. 15, guessed at) 1998 [43] Residential Schools 2000 (Responses to Residential School Issues) Mar. 29, 2000

Records of: Berkeley Studio, MASTERDB (Master Database): Database of Master copies, finished copies ready to air. (1992-2007) [1] Spirit Connection: Native Stories on Spirit Connection: Five Stories (Native Dec. 17, Apology IM-7.2., ANCC Formation IM-45, Innu Protest IM-52, Lillian Miller Profile 1992 IM-7.1, Native Adoption (MB) Im-106. Stores made up to June 1989) [2] ---: 7th Season - #8 – Nov. 21/94 Native Issues (G.C. speaker on need for healing Nov. 21, in Native communities (S-702, T-32); Larry Loyie, playwright (IM-866); Stan 1994 McKay talks about his experience with Native Residential Schools (IM-855); interview with Mary Wells, Social Worker (IM-865) [3] ---: 8th #18 – Feb 12/95 – Native Issues (Reprise of stories dealing with Oka, The Feb. 12, Apology, and Native/Christian Spirituality with Alf and Jim Dumont; Sacred 1996 Assembly 1994 (IM-1015); Reality Check panel; Evelyn Broadfoot, Jake Noganosh, John Siebert IM-978.4 [4] ---: #27 – 10- Apr.13/98-Native Issues (Native Issues- A Challenge to the Apr. 13, Churches, Native leaders gather to discuss the report of the Royal Commission 1998 on Aboriginal Peoples. Speakers include: Stan McKay, Judge Rene Dussault, and Kathryn Fournier [6] ---: #17- Feb 08/99- Forum on the Apology: Native Issues- What is needed to Feb 8, 1999 heal the Relationships? (How can Churches help heal the relationships between Native and non-Native people in Canada? Callers from across the country express their views. In studio, host Royal Orr and Aleace Davidson of St Clair United, discuss. [7] Native Apology, Sudbury G.C. [General Council] Aug. 15, 1992 [8] General Council 36, 1997, Camrose, AB Native Residential Schools Aug. 15, 1997

Records of: Berkeley Studio, InsertMasterDB (Insert Master Database): Database of segments used to produce various master copies. (1992-2007) [1] Residential Schools for Natives: INV [Interview] with Stan McKay Nov. 12, 1993 [2] Residential School Footage Feb. 2, 2000 [3] Residential School Interview in Portage La Prairie Sep. 30, 2007 [4] 34th General Council, Native Apology Update: Alf Dumond and Bob Smith (Alf Aug. 15, Dumont, All Native Circle, and Robert Smith, former Moderator, comment on the 1992 Native Apology and What has happened since. [5] Residential School Interview in Portage La Prairie (Larry Krotz interviews Sep. 30, members of Portage United Church) 2007 [6] Invitation to Encounter – Portage La Prairie United Church (Edited segment on Aug. 30, the reaction of church people to seeing the video of survivor’s stories- Master 2007 3438 #2 [7] File Hills- Saskatchewan Stories Nov. 20, 1998

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FONDS 550: ABORIGINAL MINISTRIES COUNCIL FONDS--2008-2011

Biographical Sketch: Participants at the 2005 Aboriginal Consultation in Sudbury strongly recommended that Aboriginal peoples become partners in the work of The United Church of Canada through the establishment of an Aboriginal Ministries Unit. The Aboriginal Ministries Steering Committee was established in 2006 to undertake a process of consultation and discernment with Aboriginal members and others within the church about a National Aboriginal Council and Aboriginal Ministries Unit. A report of the Steering Committee, entitled “Giving Voice to a Vision” was presented to the General Council Executive in November, 2008. Based on the adopted report, the Aboriginal Ministries Council, with the purpose of overseeing and guiding the work of Aboriginal Ministries was created and to be implemented by an Aboriginal Ministries Council Implementation Task Group. The inaugural meeting was held in September, 2009. A staff team in the General Council office is called Aboriginal Ministries Circle and works in partnership with The United Church to apply Aboriginal people’s vision of spiritual healing, stewardship, and economic well-being. A large part of their work is the National Aboriginal Spiritual Gatherings which provide an opportunity to share and nurture the vision of the Circle. The Aboriginal Ministries Council takes direction from the Spiritual Gatherings and sends this work to the Executive of the General Council. The Council supports approximately 52-56 Native Ministries, including congregations and outreach ministries. The Healing Fund and the Towards Right Relations Task Group (2008-2013) both report to the Council, which is a permanent committee of the General Council Executive.

Staffing: General Council Minister Aboriginal Ministries Coordinator Healing Programs Coordinator Administrative and Program Support Youth Leadership Coordinator Community Capacity Development Coordinator

Restrictions: Records are currently active and not in the custody of the Archives. When records are transferred and accessioned they will be added to the guide and made accessible.

Records of: Healing Fund Council (1994- )

Biographical Sketch: The Healing Fund Council comprises of representatives from Native United Church congregations across Canada, and meets twice a year to disburse funds to Aboriginal communities’ projects, based on various guidelines. At the 35th General Council (1994), the Bay of Quinte conference presented Petition No. 112 entitled “Fund for Healing- Native People of Canada”. The original text for the petition originated with the Division of Mission in Canada Residential School Advisory Group. It was resolved by the General Council that a “Fund for Healing” be established with the initial goal of raising $1 million over a four year period (1995-1998), and that all efforts of the Healing Fund be coordinated by the Division of Mission in Canada. The Healing Fund had a Technical Implementation Group, which was established in British Columbia to take advantage of the expertise gained in that Conference through the successful effort of the B.C. Land Claims Fund. The TIG provided oversight of strategic planning and production of campaign materials. With the completion of the mandate of the DMC Advisory Group, the TIG continued to be accountable for the Healing Fund directly to the DMC Executive. The fundraising period was extended in 1999 as the monetary goal had not been raised. In November 2004, the General Council Executive affirmed the work of the Healing Fund Council and re-mandated its work of discerning which local projects best fit the goal of healing and cultural restoration in First Nations communities. The executive also approved a position to staff the Healing Fund. It continues as one facet of the United Church's ongoing reconciliation work with Aboriginal people.

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Administrative History: The Healing Fund was originally coordinated by the Division of Mission in Canada. In the 2001 reorganization of the DMC, oversight of the Healing Fund was transferred to the newly created Support to Local Ministries working unit, which works with Aboriginal Ministries. In 2005, the Healing Fund was re-mandated and a full-time Healing Fund program coordinator position was created and filled. In 2006, Aboriginal Ministries, including the Healing Fund, migrated organizationally to report to the General Council Minister, Racial and Gender Justice. The Healing Fund Council now reports to the Aboriginal Ministries Council. For earlier records of the Healing Fund, see also: Division of Mission in Canada Fonds and Support to Local Ministries Unit Fonds.

Restrictions: Records are currently active and not in the custody of the Archives. When records are transferred and accessioned they will be added to the guide and made accessible.

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FONDS 552: JUSTICE, GLOBAL AND ECUMENICAL RELATIONS FONDS --2002-2011

Administrative History: The Justice, Global and Ecumenical Relations Working Unit was created in the reorganization of the General Council Offices in 2001, which divided the work of the five divisions and the Ethnic Ministries Council into eleven “working units.” The formal changeover took place on February 1, 2002, although the Divisions and Council made their final Accountability Reports to the GCE in April, 2002. The new mandate of the unit was to “lead responsibility for justice initiatives, global partnerships, and ecumenical and interfaith relations.” It offered leadership that strengthened the church’s engagement in God’s mission embodied in Jesus Christ of justice, peace, and care of creation, locally and globally, facilitating the sharing of resources with global, ecumenical and interfaith partners.

See also: As a result of the reorganization of 2001, much of the work pertaining to Aboriginals of the Division of Mission in Canada was transferred to the responsibility of JGER staff. For earlier records relating to residential schools, see also: Division of Mission in Canada Fonds.

Accession #: 2008.010C, 2011.031C

Scope and Content: Files contain work of Choice Okoro and Jim Marshall in their capacity as JGER Human Rights and Reconciliation Initiative staff, and a record of People in Mission/Public Witness Unit. Files consist of correspondence, reports, planning, and resources pertaining to Truth, Justice & Right Relations (TJRR), and Church-in-Society Coordinating Group (CIS-CG) Project Team on Residential Schools, Justice & Reconciliation, Aboriginal Ministries, Circle & Cross Task Group, Healing Fund, Justice & Reconciliation Project, and Justice & Reconciliation Fund.

Records of: Choice Okoro, Jim Marshall (JGER Human Rights + Reconciliation Initiatives) (1991-2004) Accession Box Title/Description Date(s) # # 2008.010C 5 Truth, Justice & Right Relations (TJRR): Video: CIS-CE Mar 6, 2000 Residential Schools (Correspondence) 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Babkieria Videos (correspondence) Jun-Jul, 2001 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Letters to Video Folks 2003 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Video Approval 2002 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Wally McKays Additional Filming 2008.010C 5 ---: UCC: CIS-CG Residential Schools Powerpoint Mar, 2000 Presentations (correspondence) 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Justice & Reconciliation: Chief Perry Bellegrade 2002 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Reconciliation Fund (guidelines/criteria draft) May, 2001 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Reconsolidation & Healing: Conference AGM Reports 2000 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: ---: Ecumenical Initiatives Jun., 2000 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: ---: Meeting with John Siebert Jul., 2001 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: ---: Strategic Plan: DMC Executive 2001 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: UCC-Residential School Appeal Decision Jul., 1998 2008.010C 5 ---: Resource: Resource planning 2001 2008.010C 5 ---: UCC: Aboriginal Ministries and Justice Meetings Feb., 2004 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Aboriginal Staff Person 2001 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Circle & Cross Task Group – Bruce Gregersen 2002 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: CIS: Residential Schools: Collingwood workshops 2001 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: ---: Fall Retreat 2000 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: CIS-CG Project Team (Residential Schools) 2000 2008.010C 5 ---: Resource: Reconsolidation Resource Follow-up 2001 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Reports from Workers’ Wonderings 2000-2001 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Towards Justice & Right Relationships, Resource Drafts 2002 2008.010C 5 ---: Cedar: Leadership Event: Regional Group Questions 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: ---: Community Building Oct., 2000 96

2008.010C 5 ---: ---: ---: Agenda Planning 2000 2008.010C 5 ---: ---: Leadership Support Event: Event report 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Leadership event: Participation Oct., 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: Articles: Reconciliation: National Post Articles 2001 2008.010C 6 ---: Resource: Justice & Reconciliation: Educational Resources 2002-2003 #2 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Resources 2001-2001 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Leadership Resource Changes Dec., 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Reconciliation: Current Issues & Justice (Fall) 2001 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Reconciliation & Healing: Advocacy Planning Jun-Jul, 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: ---: Leaders Resource 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Reconciliation & Justice: Resource Responses 2001 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: CIS-CG: Resource Questionnaire to Readers 2001 2008.010C 6 Reconciliation & Justice: Educational Resources 2008.010C 6 ---: Compassion Video Work 2008.010C 6 TJ&RR: Other: Speaking: St. Luke’s on the Hill Land Rights May 27, 2001 2008.010C 6 ---: Resource: CIS-CG Residential Schools- Hamilton 1999-2000 Conference Event 2008.010C 6 ---: Conference: Leadership Support Event: Resources & 2003 Workshops 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Maggie Hodgson- Calgary 2003 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Reconciliation & Healing: National Conference Plans Jun, 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Hamilton Conference Planning Sept, 2003 2008.010C 6 CIS-CG: Res. Schools Powerpoint Presentation 2008.010C 6 TJ&RR: Conference: Leadership Support: Resource Dec, 2000 Conference Initiatives 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Maritime Conference Planning 2003-2004 2008.010C 6 Justice & Right Relations: Conference training Plans 2008.010C 6 TJ&RR: Cedar: Leadership Event: Report on Proceedings 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Reconciliation & Justice: Cedar Glen Program Report 2001 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Leadership Event: Resource People 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Leadership Support Event: invitation Letters Jun, 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Reconciliation & Justice: Workshop Resources Oct, 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Leadership Event: Role Play Questions (winter) 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Leadership Support Event: Budget 2000 2008.010C 6 ---: ---: Project Team Issues Aug, 2000 2008.010C 10- Churches Apology to First Nations 1996 13 2008.010C 10- Apology by UCC to Native Congregations 14 2008.010C 10- First Nations Ministries Gathering 2002 22 2008.010C 11-1 Reconciliation Conference- Vancouver, B.C. Mar 19-22, 2002 2008.010C 11-3 Residential School Advisory Group & Res. Sch. Working Group & The Moderator’s Task group on Residential Schools 2008.010C 11-4 Residential School Workers Gathering 1999 2008.010C 11-5 Choice Okoro Notes 1999 2008.010C 11-6 Reconciliation Initiatives & UCC Apologies 2008.010C 11-7 Aboriginal Curriculum Project 2000 2008.010C 11-8 General Executive Council Meetings Re; Residential Schools 1999 2008.010C 11-9 R.S. Reconciliation/Healing Process/Agenda/Initiatives 2008.010C 11- R.S. Justice & Reconciliation Project 10 97

2008.010C 11- Justice & Reconciliation Project (resources, correspondence) 2000 11 2008.010C 11- Residential School Project (resources, correspondence) 1998-2000 12 2008.010C 11- ---: 2 (---) 1998-2000 13 2008.010C 12-1 Residential Schools (General correspondence) 2008.010C 12-3 Justice & Reconciliation Project: Advocacy, Research & Strategy 2008.010C 12-4 Reconciliation Leadership Support Event Oct, 2000 2008.010C 12-5 Aboriginal History & Culture 1995-1997 2008.010C 12-6 Aboriginal Curriculum Project 1998-2000 2008.010C 12-7 Justice & Reconciliation Project Aboriginal Staff Position (Correspondence) 2008.010C 13-1 Aboriginal Curriculum Project: Current working file 2008.010C 13-2 Workshop Material 2000-2001 2008.010C 13-3 Aboriginal Communities Resource Documents 2008.010C 13-4 Misc. Resource File 1998-1999 2008.010C 13-5 Strategic Plan for Justice & Reconciliation Project 2008.010C 13-7 Choice Okoro Workplan 2008.010C 14-2 CIS-CG Project Team Part 1 2000 2008.010C 14-3 --- Part 2 2000 2008.010C 14-5 20th Anniversary of Apology 2006 2008.010C 14-6 Aboriginal Resources 2008.010C 14-9 Truth & Reconciliation re: Residential Schools 2004 2008.010C 14- “Public Inquiry” Roundtable: Indian Residential Schools 10 2008.010C 14- Justice and Reconciliation Project Team 2001 11 2008.010C 14-3 Towards a Reconciliation – Final Report for Working Group on 1998, Jan 15, Healing Alternatives, resources 1999 2008.010C 14-4 Healing Fund: Questionnaire 2001 2008.010C 14-5 ---: Report on Grants, Correspondence 2000 2008.010C 14-6 ---: Information 1999-2000 2008.010C 14-7 ---: Oneida Language and Cultural Centre 2003 2008.010C 15-7 Choice Okoro: Correspondence/Budget Matters 2001 2008.010C 15-8 Justice & Reconciliation Fund Criteria 2001 2008.010C 15- Justice & Reconciliation Fund Projects (applications, grants 2003 12 approved, payment requisitions) 2008.010C 15- ---: Grant 2003 12 2008.010C 15- ---: Approved Project: Returning to Spirit 2005 14 2008.010C 15- Residential Schools Transparencies (presentation) 15 2008.010C 15- First Nations United Church Gathering May 31-Jun 16 4, 2000 2008.010C 15- Native Network- contacts list (Restricted) 17 2008.010C 15- Correspondence: Aboriginal Human Rights and Justice 2001-2002 18

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PUBLICATIONS

METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA PUBLICATIONS:

RECORDS OF THE MISSIONARY BULLETIN (1903-1920)

The Missionary Bulletin was published quarterly by the Missionary Society of the Methodist Church; it contained letters from missionaries and missionary superintendents to their fellow-workers at home containing news and updates. It was published from 1903 to 1920 at the Methodist Mission Rooms, in Toronto, Canada.

There is currently no index to The Missionary Bulletin; articles relating to Residential Schools have been identified by the Table of Content or Analytical Index in each volume. Many articles contain photographs; a listing of illustrations can be located at the beginning of each Bulletin. Volumes are bound chronologically by year (incomplete), and can be found in the General Council Archives Reading Room.

Volume/Number Title/Description Page(s) Year Vol. I/No.1 “S.S.Osterhout, PH. D.” 89-91 1903 “Rev. J.C. Spencer, M.D.” 93-95 1903 Vol. I/No.2 “Rev. B.C. Freeman” 220-222 1903 “Rev. G.H. Raley” 240-241 1903 “Rev. J.C. Spencer, M.D. 247-249 1903 Vol. I/No.3 “Letter from Rev. B.C. Freeman” 288-290 1903 “Letter from Rev. J.C. Spencer, M.D.” 323- 1903 3234 Vol. I/No.4 “Letter from Rev. R. B. Steinhaur, B.A.” 409-412 1904 “Letter from S.D. Gaudin” 423-426 1904 “Letter from J.C. Spencer, M.D.” 437-438 1904 “Letter from the Rev. Marchmont Ing” 441-442 1904 “Letter from Rev. B.C. Freeman” 445-448 1904 Vol. II/No.1 “Letter from Rev. B.C. Freeman” 137-142 1904 “Letter from C.M. Tate” 179-182 1904 Vol. II/No.2 “Letter from Rev. Thomas Crosby” 298-301 1904 Vol. II/No. 3 “Letter from Rev. R. Whittington, M.D.” 549-552 1905 “Letter from Rev. Geo. H. Raley” 560-562 1905 “Letter from Mrs. R.W. Large” 591-594 1905 “Letter from J.C. Spencer, M.D.” 595-599 1905 Vol. II/No.4 “Letter from Rev. B.C. Freeman” 806-814 1905 “Letter from C.M. Tate” 836-838 1905 “Letter from the Rev. Marchmont Ing” 855-858 1905 Vol. III/No.1 “Letter from Rev. C.M. Tate” 95-98 1905 “Letter from Rev. Richard W. Large, M.D.” 109-116 1905 “Letter from J.C. Spencer, M.D.” 261-264 1905 Vol. III/No.3 “Letter from S.D. Gaudin” 277-282 1906 Vol. III/No.4 “Letter from S.D. Gaudin” 288-293 1907 “Letter from Rev. Richard W. Large” 299-800 1907 “Letter from C.M. Tate’s Associate, Mr. Anderson, Teacher” 833-838 1906 Vol. IV/No.1 “Letter from C.M. Tate” 231-244 1905 Vol. IV/No.2 “Letter from Rev. Marchmont Ing” 537-540 1907 “Letter from Rev. Horace W. Wrinch, M.D.” 541-544 1907 “Letter from Rev. J.C. Spencer, M.D.” 559-563 1907 Vol. IV/No.3 “Letter from W.B. Pierce” 661-664 1907 Vol. IV/No.4 “Letter from Rev. S.D. Gaudin” 969-972 1908 “Letter from Rev. C.S. Reddick, B.A.” 983-986 1908 100

Vol. V/No.2 “Letter from Rev. C.M. Tate” 209-216 1908 “Letter from Rev. C.S. Reddick” 217-219 1908 Vol. V/No.3 “Letter from Rev. W.B. Pierce” 574-578 1908 “Letter from Rev. J.C. Spencer, M.D.” 579-580 1908 “Letter from Rev. C.S. Reddick, B.A.” 581-583 1908 Vol. V/No.4 “Letter from Rev. C.M. Tate” 713-716 1909 Vol.VI/No.4 “Letter from Rev. Marchmont Ing” 911-912 1910 Vol. VII/No.2 “Letter from Rev. Marchmont Ing” 213-214 Dec-Mar, 1910- 1911 Vol. VII/No.3 “Letter from Rev. T.S. Reddick, B.A.” 533-534 1911 Vol. VIII/No.1 “Letter from Rev. C.M. Tate” 919-924 1911 “Sunday School Missionary Program: Indian Work” 967-970 1911 Vol. VIII/No.3 “Letter from C.M. Tate” 1311- 1911 1314 Vol. VIII/No.4 “Letter from Rev. J.A. Lousley” 1621- 1911 1626 Vol. IX/No.2 “Letter from W.H. Pierce” 273-276 1913 “Letter from Rev. J.C. Spencer, M.D.” 277-282 1913 “Letter from F.G. Stevens” 287-290 1913 “Our Indians: Education” 302-316 1913 “Letter from J.A. Lousley” 319-326 1913 Vol. IX/No.3 “Subject- Indian Missions.” 541-543 1913 Vol. X/No.1 “Letter from F. G. Stevens” 11-28 Dec.1913- Mar.1914 Vol. X/No.2 “Letter from J.A. Lousley” 201-204 1914 “Letter from Dr. and Mrs. A.E. Best” 209-216 1914 “Subject- Thomas Crosby and the Indians of British 397-398 1914 Columbia” Vol. X/No.3 “Letter from F.G. Stevens” 451-454 1914 “Letter from Rev. R.W. Large, M.D.” 459-464 1914 “Subject- Educational and Medical Work Among the 643-644 1914 Indians” Vol. X/No.4 “Letter from Rev. Francis Swann” 691-692 1914 “Letter from Rev. C.M. Tate” 693-698 1914 Vol. XI/No.2 “Facts About Our Indian Work” 242 1915 Vol. XI/No.3 “Letter from Rev. F.G. Stevens” 395-400 1915 Vol. XI/No.4 “The Indian Work” 662 1915 Vol. XII/No.1 “A Missionary Journey on the Upper Skeena” (Rev. W.H. 89-92 1916 Pierce) Vol. XII/No.2 “Trained for Service: A graduate of a Methodist Indian 307 1916 Institute” [photo] “An Introduction to Mr. Seller, and the Indian Work at 309-312 1916 Saddle Lake, Alberta” (Rev. J.A. Seller) Vol. XII/No.3 The Beginning of the Indian Work at Cowichan, B.C.” (Rev. 419-422 1916 C.M. Tate) Vol. XII/No.4 “Indian Mission Buildings in British Columbia” [photo] 679 1916 Vol. XIII/No.1 “Facts About the Indians in Canada” 26 1917 “Mission Work at the Salmon Canneries at the Mouth of 27-30 1917 Skeena River, B.C.” (Rev. W.H. Pierce) “The School Problems in Our Indian Work in Alberta” (Rev. 33-36 1917 J.A. and Mrs. Seller) Vol. XIII/No.2 “The Norway House Indian Mission, Lake Winnipeg” (Rev. 301-304 1917 George F. Denyes) 101

“Services at Four Indian Missions on the British Columbia 317-320 1917 Coast” (Rev. W.H. Pierce) “Subject: James Woodsworth, D.D. And His Work in North- 355-358 1917 West Canada” Vol. XIII/No.3 Supper Time at Brandon Indian Institute [photo] 465 1917 “The Social and Economic Problems at Norway House” 467-470 1917 (Rev. Geo. F. Denyes) “Bella Bella Thirty six Years Ago Compared with Bella Bella 475-480 1917 To-day” (Dr. G.E. Darby) “Our Indian Missions in British Columbia” (Rev. C.M. Tate) 481-488 1917 Vol. XIII/No.4 “Home and Indian Missions in Southern Alberta” (Rev. 561-568 1917 Arthur Barker) “Indian Missions in Alberta” (J.F. Woodsworth) 697-702 1917 Vol. XIV/No.1 “Indian Work in British Columbia” (Rev. W.H. Pierce) 39-42 1918 Vol. XV/No. 1 “His Grandfathers Ceremonial Dress. This Indian Boy was contents 1919 a student at one of our Indian Institutes. His grandfather was a heathen chief; his parents are Christians. He “dressed up just for fun.” [photo] “Some Indian Problems in Northern British Columbia” (Rev. 117-120 1919 Arthur Barner). Vol. XV/No.2 “Three Months Among the Indians of British Columbia” 201-204 1919 (Rev. Arthur Barner) “During the Days of the “Flu” at Norway House” (Mrs. G.F. 187-190 1919 Denyes) “Indian Boarding School, Norway House, Manitoba” (Rev. 191-194 1919 George F. Denyes) Vol. XV/No.3 “Our Indian Work” 315 1919 “Indian Mission at Georgian Bay” (William E. Jones) 317-322 1919 “In the laundry at Brandon Indian Institute” [photo] 324 1919 “Duffield Indian Mission of the Edmonton Agency” (Fred J. 325-328 1919 Dobson) “The Closing Exercises: Coqualeetza Indian Institute, 329-336 1919 Chilliwack Valley” (Rev. G.W. Raley) Vol. XV/No.4 “Travelling Among the Indians in Northern Manitoba” (Rev. 559-562 1919 F.W. Niddrie) “Work and Play in an Indian Boarding School at Norway 567-574 1919 House” (G.F. Denyes) Vol. XVI/No.1 “Port Simpson After Forty-five Years’ Missionary Effort” 75-78 1920 (Spencer, Rev. J.C) Vol. XVI/No.2 Cover: “Mount Elgin Industrial School, Muncey, Ont: Cover 1920 founded 1849, The Rev. S.R. McVitty, Principal.” [photo] “Mount Elgin Indian Residential School” (S.R. McVitty). 161-207 1920 “The Best Year Yet at Norway House Indian Boarding 231-234 1920 School” (Rev. G.F. Denyes) Vol. XVI/No.4 “Indian Missions in Ontario and Quebec” (Rev. Arthur 718-726 1920 Barner). “Old and New Problems at Norway House” (G.F. Denyes) 727-730 1920 “Light and Shade in Our Indian Work” (Rev. Roy C. Taylor) 731-732 1920

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UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA PUBLICATIONS:

RECORDS OF THE CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN (1829-1925), THE NEW OUTLOOK (1925-1939) AND UNITED CHURCH OBSERVER (1939-2011)

The United Church Observer (formerly Christian Guardian 1829-1925, and The New Outlook 1925-1939) is the oldest continuously published magazine in North America and the second oldest in the English speaking world. In the early part of the 19th century, leadership within the Canadian Methodist church wanted to keep in touch with the growing denomination across the country and started The Christian Guardian in 1829, with educator and political activist, Egerton Ryerson, as the founding Editor. When The United Church of Canada was formed in 1925, Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregationalist publications merged into The New Outlook. In 1939, the name was changed to the United Church Observer. The Observer was run under the United Church of Canada Board of Publication, from 1926 until it was amalgamated with the Board of Information to become the United Church of Canada Division of Communication. It remained with the Division of Communication until it separated entirely in 1973, while still accountable to the General Council and it’s Executive. In 1986, the Observer became independently incorporated. The magazine sets its own editorial policies and program and is overseen in its own board of directors.

Scope and Content: Records of the Christian Guardian include historical articles pertaining to residential schools, from 1842-1925. Please note; while this is a detailed listing, it may not be a comprehensive listing of all records pertaining to residential schools. The list is the result of a key-word search conducted by the archivist based on location of schools, and related words such as residential, industrial, Indian missions, and Women’s Missionary Society. Christian Guardian articles are indexed by date, subject matter, or place name and are alphabetically listed and described on index cards, currently held in a card catalogue. There is no index of articles to The New Outlook or the United Church Observer; however, articles are listed below for the Observer. The New Outlook and Observer articles are bound and are located in the General Council Archives Reading Room.

Records of: Christian Guardian (1830-1923) Article Description/[Author] Vol/No Date Page(s) Visit to Grape Island [Philander Smith] II/2 Nov 27, 1830 p. 6: c 1-3 Untitled Letter [James Currie] II/3 Dec 4, 1830 p. 10: c.1 Indian Subscribers II/5 Dec 18, 1830 p. 19: c.1 Untitled Letter [Teacher of the Credit Mission II/11 Jan 29, 1831 p. 46: c. 1 School) Untitled Letter [to Revd William Smith, Secretary II/18 Mar 19, 1831 p. 73: c. 4, p. 74: c. 1 of the M.S. of the Methodist E.C. in Canada from J. Currie] John-Street Dorcas Society II/22 Apr 16, 1831 p. 89: c.1-2 Muncey Town Mission [Wm. Case] II/28 May 28, 1831 p. 114: c.1-2 INDIAN SCHOOLS. [William Case] II/30 Jun 11, 1831 p. 124: c. 4 INDIAN SCHOOLS. [William Case] II/31 Jun 18, 1831 p. 128: c. 4 John Sunday’s Journal of a Missionary Tour II/50 Oct 29, 1831 p. 201: c. 3-4, p. 202: Among the North Western Tribes of Indians [John c. 1-2 Sunday] 103

John Sunday’s Mission to the North West Indians II/50 Oct 29, 1831 p. 202: c. 2-4 [Rev. Wm. Case] Mission of John Sunday and Two Other Converted II/51 Nov 5, 1831 p. 204: c. 1-4 Indians, from Grape Island, to the North Western Indians [John Sunday] Mission to the North Western Indians II/51 Nov 5, 1831 p. 206: c. 2 North Western Indians [Letter from Mr. Ayer, II/52 Nov 12, 1831 p. 209: c. 4 Teacher at a mission station at La Point] Indians of Upper Canada [Peter Jones, alias III/5 Dec 14, 1831 p. 17: c. 2-4 Kahkewaquonaby, Indian Missionary] Mackinaw Mission [James Richardson] III/6 Dec 21, 1831 p. 21: c. 5, p. 22: c. 1 Lake Simcoe Mission [G. Miller] III/7 Dec 28, 1831 p. 25: c. 5 Credit Indian Dorcas Society III/9 Jan 11, 1832 p. 34: c. 3 Report of the Missionary Society of the Methodist III/16 Feb 29, 1832 p. 61: c. 1-4 E. Church in Canada Proceedings of an Inquiry into the truth of certain III/18 Mar 14, 1832 p. 70: c. 3-4 statements made by Capt. Anderson and Mr. G. Alley, of the Indian Department, to His Excellency Sir John Colborne, implicating the conduct of certain Missionaries of the Methodist Episcopal Church, taken before Wm. Case, General Superintendent, and James Richardson, Presiding Elder of said Church. Extract of a letter from the Rev. C. R. Allison, late III/18 Mar 14, 1832 p. 70: c. 4-5 Missionary at Yellow Head Island, addressed to the Rev. E. Ryerson, dated Kilmarnock, Jan. 5th, 1832. [Letter] [from Samuel Rose, later Teacher in the III/18 Mar 14, 1832 p. 70: c. 1 Mission school] [Letter] [from Gilbert Miller] III/19 Mar 21, 1832 p. 73: c. 4-5 Defence of the Missionaries. [E. Ryerson] III/19 Mar 21, 1832 p. 76: c.1-4 Died III/19 Mar 21, 1832 p. 75: c.3-4 Methodist E. Church and Public Measures IV/40 Aug 14, 1833 p. 158: c. 5 p. 159: c. 1-3 Lake Simcoe Mission [Saml. Belton] V/17 Mar 5, 1834 p. 65: c. 5 Report of the Rev. J. Stinson, General V/34 Jul 2, 1834 p. 134: c. 1-2 Superintendent of Missions, as presented to the Conference, of the state of the work among the Indians. [Rev. J. Stinson] Upper Canada Missions: The rev. Mr. Stinson’s V/46 Sept 24, 1834 p. 182: c. 1-2 Sketch of his visit to the several Missions under his superintendence. [Rev. Mr. Stinson] [J. Stinson] Wesleyan Missionary Society VI/48 Oct 7, 1835 p. 190: c. 1-5 Extract of a Letter from the Rev. S. Waldron, dated VII/37 Jul 20, 1836 p. 147: c. 1 Muncey Mission, June 20. Ke-Wa-We-Non Mission, Lake Superior. [Letter to VII/47 Sept 28, 1836 p. 186: c. 4-5 the Corresponding Secretary of the Missionary 104

Society of the M.E. Church from John Clark, July 29, 1836] The Little Indian Maid’s Hymn. VII/49 Oct 12, 1836 p. 196: c. 1 Cold Water and French River Missions. VIII/32 Jun 14, 1837 p. 126: c. 2-3 Manual Labour School For Indian Youth VIII/37 Jul 19, 1837 p. 146: c. 1-2 Extracts from the Eighteenth Annual Report of the VIII/42 Aug 23, 1837 p. 165: c. 4-6 Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal p. 166: c. 1 Church: Foreign and Aboriginal Missions Missionary [Letter to Editor of Christian Guardian, VIII/46 Sept 20, 1837 p. 182: c. 2-3 from J. Stinson] Missionary [Letter to Editor of Christian Guardian, IX/14 Feb 7, 1838 p. 54: c. 1-2 from Joseph Marsden aka Kewagahpowhwen, Interpreter at Muncey Mission] Muncey Mission [Letter to Editor of Christian IX/22 Apr 4, 1838 p. 86: c.1 Guardian, from S. Waldron] Wesley Missionary Society IX/22 Apr 4, 1838 p. 86: c.1 Missionary Success IX/23 Apr 11, 1838 p. 91: c. 1-2 The Aborigines: The Canadian Red Men [Letter to IX/30 May 30, 1838 p. 117: c. 1-3 Editor of the Christian Guardian, from J. Scott] Indian Loyalty, and Late American Brigands IX/39 Aug 1, 1838 p. 154: c. 4 Mission to the North-West [Letter from Rev. IX/43 Aug 29, 1838 p. 169: c.1-4 Thomas Hurlburt] Missions in Upper Canada [Letter from J. Scott] IX/45 Sept 12, 1838 p. 177: c. 3-5 Rev. Peter Jones – Audience with the Queen- X/2 Nov. 14, 1838 p. 5: c. 1-2 Departure from England. North Western Indian Mission [Letter from Rev. X/9 Jan 2, 1839 p. 33: c. 4 Jas. Evans to the President of the Conference.] p. 34: c. 1 Lake Superior Indian Mission X/25 Apr 17, 1839 p. 97: c. 1-2 No Title [Letter to Editor of the Christian Guardian, X/29 May 15, 1839 p. 113: c. 2-3 from Thomas Hurlburt] Lake Simcoe, Coldwater and Barrie Mission X/52 Oct 23, 1839 p. 205: c. 3 [Letter to the Editor of the Christian Guardian, from S. Hurlburt] Missionary Society of the Wesleyan Methodist XII/5 Nov 25, 1840 p. 17: c. 1-2 Church, Upper Canada Wesleyan Methodist Sabbath School Tea Meeting XII/16 Feb 10, 1841 p. 62: c. 3-4 [C.W.M.] The Conference XIII/35 Jun 22, 1842 p. 138: c. 1-2 Indian Manual Labour School XIII/38 Jul 13, 1842 p. 150: c. 2 Muncey Mission. [Rev. Peter Jones] XIV/10 Dec 28, 1842 p. 38: c. 3 Indian Feast. [letter to Editor of Christian XVII/34 Jun 10, 1846 p. 133: c. 1 Guardian, from William Griffis] Hamilton. XVIII/16 Feb 3, 1847 p. 62: c. 2 Address. [Jacob Meleguale, Alex Mahawagosh, XVIII/33 Jun 2, 1847 p. 130: c.4 John Thomas, Peter Jones, David Sawyer] Instruction of the Indians and Government Aid. XIX/24 Mar 29, 1848 p. 94: c. 2-3 Manual Labour School at Muncey Mission XIX/26 Apr 12, 1848 p. 102: c. 3 105

Miscellaneous Resolutions XIX/36 June 21, 1848 p. 142: c. 5 Laying the Foundation of the Industrial School at XIX/37 June 28, 1848 p. 146: c. 1 Alnwick, June 10, 1848 Reports of Manual Labour Schools Jan 10, 1849 p. 51: c.1 Owen Sound Mission. [Letter to the Editor of the XX/31 May 16, 1849 p. 121: c. 3 Christian Guardian. James Hutchinson] The Corner Stone OF THIS INDUSTRIAL XX/41 Jul 25, 1849 p. 162: c.2-3 SCHOOL WAS LAID Mount Elgin Industrial School XXI/23 Mar 20, 1850 p. 288: c. 2-3 Yorkville Anniversary: Chairman’s Address XXI/29 May 1, 1850 p. 311: c. 1-2 Stations of the Preachers [William Haw] XXI/36 June 19, 1850 p. 340: c. 2-3 Camp-Meeting; Muncey-town [John Carroll] XXI/51 Oct 2, 1850 p. 398: c. 3-4 Address of the Conference [James Musgrove, XXII/36 Jun 18, 1851 p. 140: c. 4-5 Secretary] CORRESPONDENCE XXIII/4 Nov 5, 1851 p. 14: c. 4-5 EDWARD SICKLES, of Munsee Mission. XXIII/14 Jan 14, 1852 p. 54: c. 5 Correspondence XXIII/16 Jan 28, 1852 p. 62: c. 2-4 Remarkable Circumstance in the Life of Peter Salt XXIII/25 Mar 31, 1852 p. 97: c. 1-2 MISSIONARY CORRESPONDENCE XXIII/47 Sept 1, 1852 p. 186: c. 4-6 MISSIONARY CORRESPONDENCE – CANADA XXIII/52 Oct 6, 1852 p. 206: c. 6-7 CONFERENCE INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS XXIV/11 Dec 22, 1852 p. 42: c. 2-3 INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS, Indian XXIV/11 Dec 22, 1852 p.42: c.2-3 Department JOURNAL OF THE REV. PETER JACOBS, XXIV/17 Feb 2, 1853 p. 66: c. 1-5 INDIAN MISSIONARY. JOURNAL OF THE REV. PETER JACOBS, XXIV/18 Feb 9, 1853 p. 69: c. 5-7, p. 70: c. INDIAN MISSIONARY. 1 JOURNAL OF THE REV. PETER JACOBS, XXIV/19 Feb 16, 1853 p. 73: c. 5-7, p. 74: c. INDIAN MISSIONARY. 1-2 JOURNAL OF THE REV. PETER JACOBS, XXIV/20 Feb 23, 1853 p. 77: c. 5-6, p. 78: c. INDIAN MISSIONARY. 1-2 MUNCEY MISSION XXIV/22 Mar 9, 1853 p. 86: c. 3 NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS [Rev. J. Williams] XXV/17 Feb 1, 1854 p. 65: c. 1-2 ST. CLAIR MISSION [R. Brooking] XXV/18 Feb 8, 1854 p. 70: c. 4-5 INDIAN MISSIONS, IN THE HUDSON’S BAY XXV/29 Apr 26, 1854 p. 112: c. 3-4 TERRITORY STATIONS &c. – JUNE, 1854 XXV/37 Jun 21, 1854 p. 144: c. 2-4 LETTER FROM REV THOMAS HURLBURT XXV/39 Jul 15, 1854 p. 152: c. 5-6 LETTERS FROM HUDSON’S BAY COMPANY XXV/49 Sept 13, 1854 p. 192: c. 3-6 HUDSON’S BAY MISSIONS [Thomas Hurlburt] XXVI/1 Oct 11, 1854 p. 2: c. 1-2 HUDSON BAY TERRITORY XXVI/14 Jan 10, 1855 p. 54: c. 1-3 ROSSVILLE MISSION [Miss Charlotte Adams] XXVI/19 Feb 14, 1855 p. 73: c. 1-2 STATIONS, &c – JUNE 1855 XXVI/37 June 20, 1855 p. 146: c. 1-3 MOUNT ELGIN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. – INDIAN XXVI/50 Sept 19, 1855 p. 200: c. 1-2 AFFAIRS. MOUNT ELGIN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.-INDIAN XXVI/50 Sept 19, 1855 p.200: c.1-2 AFFAIRS DEATH OF THE REV. WM. CASE XXVII/4 Oct 31, 1855 p. 14: c. 2 ALNWICK MISSION XXVII/7 Nov 21, 1855 p. 26: c. 1 THE LATE REVEREND MR. CASE XXVII/8 Nov 28, 1855 p. 29: c. 1-2 A MEMORIAL OF RESPECT TO REV. W CASE XXVII/10 Dec 12, 1855 p. 38: c. 4 106

JOHN CATHEY, ALNWICK [J. Musgrove] XXVII/11 Dec 19, 1855 p. 42: c. 5 MISSIONARY REPORT FOR 1854-55. XXVII/12 Dec 26, 1855 p. 46: c. 1 LETTER FROM AN INDIAN [Charles Halfmoon] XXVII/12 Dec 26, 1855 p. 46: c. 4 MISSION AMONG INDIANS XXVII/12 Dec 26, 1855 p. 46: c. 5 NOTES OF A TOUR UP LAKE SUPERIOR XXVII/49 Sept 10, 1856 p. 190: c. 4-5 (Continued) [Rev. C. Vandusen] NOTES OF A TOUR UP LAKE SUPERIOR XXVII/50 Sept 17, 1856 p. 194: c. 5-6 (Concluded) [Rev. C. Vandusen] NORWAY HOUSE [Rev. T. Hurlburt] XXVIII/6 Nov 12, 1856 p. 23: c. 2 MOUNT ELGIN INSTITUTION XXVIII/19 Feb 11, 1857 p.74: c.6 MOUNT ELGIN INSTITUTION XXVIII/19 Feb 11, 1857 p. 74: c. 6 SECOND EPISTLE- MOUNT ELGIN XXVIII/20 Feb 18, 1857 p.78: c.5 INSTITUTION, [W. Dingam] THIRD EPISTLE- MOUNT ELGIN INSTITUTION XXVIII/23 Mar 11, 1857 p.90: c.7- p.91: c.1 [W. Dingam]

EDMONTON AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS [Rev. XXIX/5 Nov 4, 1857 p. 18: c. 4-5 Henry B. Steinhaur] INDIAN MISSIONS [un jeune home] XXIX/30 Apr 28, 1858 p. 117: c. 1 CANADIAN MISSIONS XXIX/32 May 12, 1858 p. 127: c. 1-2 CANADIAN MISSIONS XXIX/33 May 19, 1858 p. 129: c. 5-7, p. 130: c. 1 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXIX/37 Jun 16, 1858 p. 146: c. 4-6 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE IN CANADA, FOR THE YEAR 1858. STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXIX/38 June 23, 1858 p. 152: c. 1-3 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE IN CANADA, FOR THE YEAR 1858. LAKE SUPERIOR. JOURNAL OF THE REV. T. XXIX/48 Sept 1, 1858 p. 189: c. 1-4 HURLBURT, ON A VISIT TO INDIAN MISSIONS. MISSIONARY REPORT. XXX/5 Feb 2, 1859 p. 18: c. 1 INDIAN AFFAIRS [Thomas Hurlburt] XXX/6 Feb 9, 1859 p. 22: c. 4-6 THE INDIANS XXX/15 Apr 13, 1859 p. 58: c. 5-6 STATIONS OF CONFERENCE XXX/24 Jun 15, 1859 p. 94: c. 2-4 MISSIONARY REPORT. XXX/51 Dec 21, 1859 p. 202: c. 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA Feb 22, 1860 p.30: c.5.6 (or 1857) WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SERVICES XXXI/6 Feb 8, 1860 p. 23: c. 1 OUR INDIAN MISSIONS XXXI/7 Feb 15, 1860 p. 26: c. 5-6 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXXI/25 Jun 20, 1860 p. 98: c. 2-5 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN- CONFERENCE FOR 1860-1 EXTRACT OF LETTERS TO THE GENERAL XXXI/47 Nov 14, 1860 p. 182: c. 7, p. 183: SUPERINTENDENT OF MISSIONS. c. 1 WESLEYAN INDIAN MISSIONS – A BLESSING XXXI/49 Nov 28, 1860 p. 189: c. 1-2 IN THEM. Part First. THEIR SUCCESS AND ITS CAUSE. [J. Scott] WESLEYAN INDIAN MISSIONS – A BLESSING XXXI/49 Dec 5, 1860 p. 193: c. 1-2 IN THEM. Part Second. OBSTACLES IN THE [50] WAY. [J. Scott] 107

WESLEYAN INDIAN MISSIONS—A BLESSING IN XXXII/1 Jan 2, 1861 p. 1: c. 1-2 THEM. Part Third. THEIR VINDICATION. [J. Scott] JOHN PIGEON XXXII/1 Jan 2, 1861 p. 2: c. 7 WESLEYAN INDIAN MISSIONS – A BLESSING XXXII/2 Jan 9, 1861 p. 5: c. 1-3 IN THEM. Part Fourth. Gratulations – Claims – Duties [J. Scott] EXTRACTS OF LETTERS TO THE GENERAL XXXII/13 Mar 27, 1861 p. 50: c. 7, p. 51: c. 1 SUPERINTENDENT OF MISSIONS. THE INDIAN MAID. XXXII/22 May 29, 1861 p. 83: c. 1 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXXII/25 Jun 19, 1861 p. 96: c. 1-4 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE FOR 1861-2. Hudson’s Bay Territory XXXIII/11 Mar 12, 1862 p. 42: c. 7, p. 43: c. 1 Missionary Department XXXIII/14 Apr 2, 1862 p. 55: c. 2 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXXIII/25 Jun 18, 1862 p. 98: c. 1-4 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE OF 1862-63 Missionary Department XXXIII/45 Nov 5, 1862 p. 178: c. 6-7 Missionary Department XXXIV/8 Feb 18, 1863 p. 30: c. 6-7 Missionary Department XXXIV/11 Mar 11, 1863 p. 42: c. 6-7 Do Our Indian Missions Pay? [Thomas Hurlburt] XXXIV/13 Mar 25, 1863 p. 49: c. 1-2 Rossville Mission [Thomas Hurlburt, to Editor of XXXIV/21 May 20, 1863 p. 82: c. 7 Guardian] Missionary Department XXXIV/22 May 27, 1863 p. 87: c. 1 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXXIV/25 Jun 17, 1863 p. 98: c. 1-4 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE FOR 1863-4 The Missions on the Pacific. XXXIV/43 Oct 21. 1863 p. 170: c. 6-7 Muncey Mission. XXXIV/45 Nov 4, 1863 p. 178: c. 5 Missionary Appropriations of the M.E. Church XXXIV/48 Nov 25, 1863 p. 191: c. 1 The Missions on the Pacific. XXXV/3 Jan 13, 1864 p. 10: c. 7, p. 11: c. 1 BETSEY, ALMIRA, wife of the Rev. Thomas XXXV/10 Mar 2, 1864 p. 40: c. 1-4 Hurlburt [Charlotte Adams] Missionary Department. XXXV/18 Apr 27, 1864 p. 71: c. 1-2 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXXV/25 Jun 15, 1864 p. 98: c. 1-4 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE FOR 1864-5. Hudson’s Bay Missions XXXVI/15 Apr 12, 1865 p. 57: c. 1-2 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXXVI/25 Jun 21, 1865 p. 98: c. 1-4 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE FOR 1865. An Indian Woman’s Vision [E. Adams] XXXVI/27 Jul 5, 1865 p. 107: c. 1 A Visit to Muncy Mission [E. Adams] XXXVI/28 July 12, 1865 p. 110: c. 5-6 Saskatchewan. XXXVII/9 Feb 28, 1866 p. 35: c. 1 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXXVII/25 Jun 20, 1866 p. 98: c. 1-4 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE FOR 1866 Recollections of Missionary Life Among the Indians XXXVII/34 Aug 22, 1866 p. 134: c. 6-7 [Thomas Hurlburt] Recollections of Missionary Life Among the Indians XXXVII/35 Aug 29, 1866 p. 139: c. 2 [Thomas Hurlburt] 108

STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS AND XXXVIII/25 Jun 19, 1867 p. 98: c. 1-4 PREACHERS OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE FOR 1867. Our Indian Work: No. I [F.B.] XXXVIII/33 Aug 14, 1867 p. 129: c. 1-2 Our Indian Work: No. II [Francis Berry] XXXVIII/34 Aug 21, 1867 p. 133: c. 1-2 Our Indian Work: No. III [Francis Berry] XXXVIII/35 Sept 11, 1867 p. 145: c. 1-2 Our Indian Work: No. IV [Francis Berry] XXXVIII/39 Sept 25, 1867 p. 153: c. 1-2 Our Indian Work: No. V [Francis Berry] XXXVIII/41 Oct 9, 1867 p. 161: c. 1-2 Re-Opening of Mount Elgin Indian Industrial XXXVIII/42 Oct 16, 1867 p. 166: c. 6 School Indian Camp Meeting, Muncey XXXVIII/44 Oct 30, 1867 p. 174: c. 6 British Columbia XXXIX/9 Feb 26, 1868 p. 34: c. 7, p. 35: c. 1 Christmas amongst the Chippewa Indians [Idaho] XXXIX/10 Mar 4, 1868 p. 37: c. 1-2 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS & PREACHERS XXXIX/25 Jun 17, 1868 p. 102: c. 1-4 OF THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE, for 1868-9. British Columbia [E. White] XXXIX/44 Oct 28, 1868 p. 179: c. 1-2 STATIONS XL/24 Jun 16, 1869 p. 94: c. 1-4 A Probable Future of the Indians: WHAT THE XLI/14 Apr 6, 1870 p. 53: c. 1-2 INDIANS WERE. [Allen Salt] STATIONS. XLI/24 Jun 15, 1870 p. 91: c. 1-5 STATIONS. XLII/25 June 21, 1871 p. 100: c. 1-4 Our Church Work XLIII/8 Feb 21, 1872 p. 61: c. 5 NOTICE XLIII/29 Jul. 17, 1872 p. 232: c. 1 WESLEYAN MISSIONS. XLIII/6 Feb 7, 1872 p. 45: c. 5-6 STATIONS [V. London District] XLIII/25 Jun 19, 1872 p. 193: c. 2 To the Editor of the Christian Guardian. XLIV/28 Jul 9, 1873 p. 221: c. 1. CHRISTIAN MISSIONS.[J.B. Armstrong] XLIV/36 Sep 3, 1873 p. 286: c. 1-2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. [F. Evans] XLIV/42 Oct 15, 1873 p. 333: c. 1 VI.ST. THOMAS DISTRICT XLIV/26 Jun 25, 1873. p. 206: c. 2 SASKATCHEWAN [To the Scholars of St. James XLV/14 Apr 8, 1874 p. 110: c. 2-3 Street Wesleyan Sabbath School, from G. McDougall] A TRIP TO FORT SIMPSON [Wm. Pollard] XLV/20 May 20, 1874 p. 158: c. 1-2 EDMONTON [G. McDougall] XLV/21 May 27, 1874 p. 165: c. 5 FORT SIMPSON MISSION XLV/31 Aug 8, 1874 p. 245: c. 4 SUCCESS OF METHODIST MISSIONS IN THE XLV/43 Oct 28, 1874 p. 340: c. 4-5 NORTH-WEST FORT SIMPSON, BRITISH COLUMBIA XLV/44 Nov 4, 1874 p. 349: c. 5-6 SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE LONDON XLV/46 Nov 18, 1874 p. 366: c. 1-2 CONFERENCE AND THE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY [James Gray] METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY XLV/47 Nov 25, 1874 p. 376: c. 1 AN EARLY CANADIAN RELIC XLVI/31 Aug 4, 1875 p. 244: c. 5-6 Letter from Rev. E. R. Young [Ferrier Mission, XLVII/7 Feb 16, 1876 p. 49: c. 1-3 Beren’s River] Our Sabbath School Work XLVII/7 Feb 16, 1876 p. 51: c. 1 A Story for the Little Ones. – Cree School Children. XLVII/8 Feb 23, 1876 p.58: c.4-6 [C.B.] Our Sabbath School Work XLVII/8 Feb 23, 1876 p. 59; c. 1 “MISSIONARY NOTICES.” Feb 23, 1876 p. 60: c.6, p. 61: c. 1 109

Letter from Rev. G. McDougall XLVII/11 Mar 15, 1876 p. 81: c. 1-2 George McDougall to Lachlin Taylor XLVII/14 Apr 5, 1876 p. 105: c. 1-2 Saskatchewan [Rev. G. McDougall] XLVII/16 Apr 19, 1876 p. 121: c. 3-4 From Saskatchewan [Miss E.A. Barrett, Teacher at XLVII/19 May 10, 1876 p. 145: c. 1-3 White Fish Lake, Mission] London Conference. XLVII/25 June 21, 1876 p. 200: c. 2-3 PUBLIC MEETING OF THE CENTRAL BOARD OF XLVII/43 Oct 25, 1876 p. 341: c. 3-4 MISSIONS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA JOHN COSFORD XLVIII/6 Feb 7, 1877 p. 47: c. 2 CURRENT NEWS XLVIII/15 Apr 11, 1877 p. 116: c. 6 RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE XLVIII/39 Sept 26, 1877 p. 309: c. 5 OUR MISSION WORK XLVIII/48 Nov 28, 1877 p. 380: c. 4-5 [no title] XLIX/17 May 1, 1878 p. 140: c. 6 LONDON CONFERENCE XLIX/24 Jun 12, 1878 p. 192: c. 1 LETTER FROM BRO. CROSBY [To Bro. Dewart] XLIX/36 Sept 4, 1878 p. 287: c. 1 PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND GENERAL XLIX/38 Sept 18, 1878 p. 297: c. 1-3 CONFERENCE BRITISH COLUMBIA [Rev. C.M. Tate] XLIX/47 Nov 20, 1878 p. 373: c. 6 FORT SIMPSON-PLEA FOR HELP [Rev. Thos. XLIX/49 Dec 4, 1878 p. 389: c. 6 Crosby] BRIEF CHURCH ITEMS: TORONTO L/5 Jan 29, 1879 p. 37: c. 2-3 CONFERENCE MISSIONARY TRIP TO MUNCEY [James Whiting] L/8 Feb 19, 1879 p. 63: c. 1-2 CHURCH OPENING-GEORGINA ISLAND [Jno. LI/3 Jan 21, 1880 p. 23: c. 1 Beedin] TEACHERS FOR INDIAN MISSION SCHOOLS. LI/10 Mar 10, 1880 p.77: c.5 A HOPEFUL SIGN LI/14 Apr 7, 1880 p. 109: c. 4 MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF LI/17 Apr 28, 1880 p. 133: c.4 CONSULTATION AND FINANCE INDIAN MISSION-SCHOOL, RAMA. LI/20 May 19, 1880 p. 159: c.2 LETTERS FROM THE NORTH-WEST. No. VI – AT LI/41 Oct 13, 1880 p. 326: c. 4-6, MORLEY-SABBATH SERVICES [A. Sutherland] REMINENCES OF THE ROAD [John Carrol] LI/41 Oct 13, 1880 p. 326: c. 6, p. 327: c.1-2 PETER KEESHIG. [George Jacques] LI/44 Nov 3, 1880 p. 351: c. 2-3 VI. THE ST. THOMAS DISTRICT [James Gray, LI/24 Jun 16, 1880 p. 192: c. 1 Chairman and J. Whiting, Secretary] ST. CLAIR INDIAN MISSION [A. Milliken] LII/1 Jan 5, 1881 p. 7: c. 2 THE CROSBY GIRL’S HOME- PORT SIMPSON. LII/8 Feb 23, 1881 p. 61: c. 4 THE CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME- PORT SIMPSON. LII/10 Mar 9, 1881 p. 77: c. 5 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE, MORLEY LII/10 Mar 9, 1881 p. 77: c. 5 OUR INDIAN MISSIONS IN THE WINNIPEG LII/11 Mar 16, 1881 p. 81: c. 5-6 DISTRICT [Rev. E. R. Young] TEACHERS FOR INDIAN SCHOOLS LII/14 Apr 6, 1881 p. 109: c. 5 THE MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LII/14 Apr 6, 1881 p. 109: c. 5 TEACHERS FOR INDIAN SCHOOLS LII/15 Apr 13, 1881 p. 117: c. 5 110

THE MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LII/15 Apr 13, 1881 p. 117: c. 5 THE CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME, PORT SIMPSON LII/16 Apr 20, 1881 p. 125: c. 5 THE McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE, MORLEY LII/16 Apr 20, 1881 p. 125: c. 5 THE McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE, MORLEY LII/17 Apr 27, 1881 p. 133: c. 5 THE CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME, PORT SIMPSON LII/17 Apr 27, 1881 p. 133: c. 5 THE McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE, MORLEY LII/18 May 4, 1881 p. 141: c. 5 THE CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME, PORT SIMPSON LII/18 May 4, 1881 p. 141: c. 5 THE CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME, PORT SIMPSON LII/20 May 18, 1881 p. 157: c. 5 ST. CLAIR MISSION. [A. Miliken] LII/21 May 25, 1881 p. 166: c. 5, p. 167: c. 1 THE CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME, PORT SIMPSON LII/26 Jun 29, 1881 P. 205: c. 5 THE McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE, MORLEY LII/26 Jun 29, 1881 P. 205: c. 5 THE CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME, PORT SIMPSON LII/27 Jul 6, 1881 p. 213: c. 5 THE McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE, MORLEY LII/27 Jul 6, 1881 p. 213: c. 5 PERSONAL ITEMS LII/28 Jul 13, 1881 p. 221: c. 4 BRIGHT DAYS IN OKA LII/28 Jul 13, 1881 p. 223: c. 1-2 ONEIDA INDIAN MISSION CHURCH OPENING. LII/28 Jul 13, 1881 p. 224: c. 1 MARRIED. LII/29 Jul 20, 1881 p. 232: c. 2 TEACHERS WANTED LII/30 Jul 27, 1881 p. 237: c. 5 THE CROSBY GIRL’S HOME, PORT SIMPSON LII/30 Jul 27, 1881 p. 237: c. 5 THE MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE, MORLEY LII/30 Jul 27, 1881 p. 237: c. 5 ONEIDA MISSION LII/32 Aug 10, 1881 p. 253: c. 3 ST. THOMAS’ DISTRICT LII/40 Oct 5, 1881 p. 319: c. 1 THE MISSIONARY BREAKFAST LII/44 Nov 2, 1881 p. 348: c. 3-4 MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST LII/44 Nov 2, 1881 p. 348: c. 5-6, p. 349: CHURCH: MEETING OF THE CENTRAL BOARD c. 1 A PLEA FOR INDIAN GIRLS [Mrs. E.J. Crosby to LII/46 Nov 16, 1881 p. 365: c. 1-2 Mrs. Leland] TEACHERS FOR INDIAN SCHOOLS LII/46 Nov 16, 1881 p. 365: c. 5 [no title] [refers to McDougall Orphanage] LII/46 Nov 16, 1881 p. 365: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LII/46 Nov 16, 1881 p. 365: c. 5 THE MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LII/46 Nov 16, 1881 p. 365: c. 5 TEACHERS FOR THE NORTH-WEST AND LIII/3 Jan 18, 1882 p. 21: c. 5 BRITISH COLUMBIA CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/3 Jan 18, 1882 p. 21: c. 5 VOICES FROM THE THRONE LIII/5 Feb 1, 1882 p. 37: c. 4 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/5 Feb 1, 1882 p. 37: c. 4 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/9 Mar 1, 1882 p. 69: c. 5 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/9 Mar 1, 1882 p. 69: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/11 Mar 15, 1882 p. 85: c. 5 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/11 Mar 15, 1882 p. 85: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/13 Mar 29, 1882 p. 101: c. 4 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/14 Apr 5, 1882 p. 109: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/14 Apr 5, 1882 p. 109: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/15 Apr 12, 1882 p. 117: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/15 Apr 12, 1882 p. 117: c. 5 THE MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/16 Apr 19, 1882 p. 125: c. 5 111

McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/17 Apr 26, 1882 p. 133: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/17 Apr 26, 1882 p. 133: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/18 May 3, 1882 p. 141: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/18 May 3, 1882 p. 141: c. 5 THE ORPHANAGES LIII/19 May 10, 1882 p. 149: c. 4 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/19 May 10, 1882 p. 149: c. 4 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/19 May 10, 1882 p. 149: c. 4 LONDON CONFERENCE: MILTON LIII/19 May 10, 1882 p. 149: c. 5 LONDON CONFERENCE: ST. THOMAS LIII/25 June 21, 1882 p. 200: c. 1-2 DISTRICT CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/18 Jul 12, 1882 p. 221: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/18 Jul 12, 1882 p. 221: c. 5 OUR INDIAN SCHOOLS LIII/35 Aug 30, 1882 p. 273: c. 5 CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN LIII/37 Sept 13, 1882 p. 292: c. 1 GENERAL CONFERENCE: METHODIST LIII/38 Sept 20, 1882 p. 302: c. 3-6, p. 303: CHURCH OF CANADA c. 1 MISSIONARY MISSIONS [A. Sutherland, Enoch LIII/38 Sept 20, 1882 p. 303: c. 1-3 Wood] ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY LIII/42 Oct 18, 1882 p. 333: c. 1-3 COMMITTEE [Rev. E. Barrass] SASKATCHEWAN DISTRICT [J. McL] LIII/42 Oct 18, 1882 p. 335: c. 3 THE MUNCEY INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE. LIII/47 Nov 22, 1882 p. 375: c. 3-4 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIII/50 Dec 13, 1882 p. 397: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIII/50 Dec 13, 1882 p. 397: c. 5 A LADY TEACHER [Rev. A. A. Sutherland] LIII/51 Dec 20, 1882 p. 405: c.4 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIV/2 Jan 10, 1883 p. 13: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/2 Jan 10, 1883 p. 13: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/5 Jan 31, 1883 p. 37: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/9 Feb 28, 1883 p. 69: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIV/9 Feb 28, 1883 p. 69: c. 5 LETTER FROM REV. JOHN McDOUGALL LIV/10 Mar 7, 1883 p. 77: c. 1 BRIEF CHURCH ITEMS: LONDON LIV/10 Mar 7, 1883 p. 77: c. 4 CONFERENCE CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/11 Mar 14, 1883 p. 85: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIV/11 Mar 14, 1883 p. 85: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/13 Mar 28, 1883 p. 101: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIV/13 Mar 28, 1883 p. 101: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/15 Apr 11, 1883 p. 117: c. 5 WANTED-AT THE INSTITUTION [W. W. LIV/15 Apr 11, 1883 p. 120: c. 2 Shepherd, Principal, Muncey] TEACHERS FOR INDIAN SCHOOLS LIV/16 Apr 18, 1883 p. 125: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/17 Apr 25, 1883 p. 133: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIV/17 Apr 25, 1883 p. 133: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/19 May 9, 1883 p. 149: c. 5 DEW-DROPS LIV/21 May 23, 1883 p. 165: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/21 May 23, 1883 p. 165: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/22 May 30, 1883 p. 173: c. 5 112

McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIV/22 May 30, 1883 p. 173: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/31 Aug 1, 1883 p. 245: c. 5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIV/31 Aug 1, 1883 p. 245: c. 5 WANTED, A LADY TO TAKE charge of the LIV/34 Aug 22, 1883 p. 272: c. 3 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OF THE MOUNT ELGIN INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTION [W.W. Shepherd, Principal] BRIEF CHURCH ITEMS: LONDON LIV/36 Sept 5, 1883 p. 283: c. 4 CONFERENCE BRIEF CHURCH ITEMS: LONDON LIV/39 Sept 26, 1883 p. 301: c. 4-5 CONFERENCE BRIEF CHURCH ITEMS: LONDON LIV/40 Oct 3, 1883 p. 309: c. 3-4 CONFERENCE WOMAN’S METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY: LIV/44 Oct 31, 1883 p. 337: c. 6 ANNUAL MEETING McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIV/46 Nov 14, 1883 p. 357: c. 6 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/46 Nov 14, 1883 p. 357: c. 6 MUNCEY INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS LIV/41 Oct 10, 1883 p. 371: c. 5 TEACHER WANTED LIV/49 Dec 5, 1883 p. 381: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LIV/49 Dec 5, 1883 p. 381: c. 5 TEACHER WANTED LIV/50 Dec 12, 1883 p. 389: c. 5 TEACHER WANTED LIV/51 Dec 19, 1883 p. 399: c. 5 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland] LV/2 Jan 9, 1884 p. 13: c. 5 ELDER CASE AND CANADIAN METHODISM LV/3 Jan 16, 1884 p. 17: c. 6-7 [Rev. E. Barrass] STATE CHURCHISM LV/3 Jan 16, 1884 p. 20: c. 1-2 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/3 Jan 16, 1884 p. 21: c. 5 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LV/3 Jan 16, 1884 p. 21: c. 5 ALVINSTON [W.H. Gane] LV/6 Feb 6, 1884 p. 48: c. 1 SPECIAL LV/7 Feb 13, 1884 p. 53: c. 5 LETTER FROM REV. JOHN MCDOUGALL LV/12 Mar 19, 1884 p. 89: c. 4-5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/12 Mar 19, 1884 p. 93: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/13 Mar 26, 1884 p. 101: c. 5 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LV/14 Apr 2, 1884 p. 109: c. 5 ST. THOMAS DISTRICT LV/22 May 28, 1884 p. 177: c. 1 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/23 Jun 4, 1884 p. 185: c. 5 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LV/23 Jun 4, 1884 p. 185: c. 5 THE METHODIST CHURCH: LONDON LV/26 Jun 25, 1884 p. 214: c. 3-6, p. 215: CONFERENCE c. 1-2 THE METHODIST CHURCH: LONDON LV/26 Jun 25, 1884 p. 216: c. 2 CONFERENCE, -LIST OF STATIONS. THE METHODIST CHURCH LV/28 Jul 9, 1884 p. 231: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/38 Sept 17, 1884 p. 311: c. 5 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LV/38 Sept 17, 1884 p. 311: c. 5 TORONTO CONFERENCE LV/39 Sept 24, 1884 p. 319: c. 4 ONEIDA INDIAN MISSION, LONDON LV/42 Oct 15, 1884 p. 345: c. 2 CONFERENCE [E.Hurlburt] 113

MISSIONARY BOARD LV/43 Oct 22, 1884 p. 350: c. 3 DEATH OF REV S. D. RICE, D.D. LV/51 Dec 17, 1884 p. 420: c. 1-2 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/51 Dec 17, 1884 p. 421: c. 5 CROSBY HOME LV/53 Dec 31, 1884 p. 432: c. 5 MOUNT ELGIN INSTITUTE [Richard Whiting] LV/53 Dec 31, 1884 p. 441: c. 1 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/3 Jan 16, 1884 p.21: c.5 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LV/3 Jan 16, 1884 p. 21: c. 5 SPECIAL LV/7 Feb 13, 1884 p. 53: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/12 Mar 19, 1884 p. 93: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/13 Mar 26, 1884 p. 101: c. 5 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/20 May 14, 1884 p. 158: c. 6 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LV/20 May 14, 1884 p. 158: c. 6 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LV/49 Dec 3, 1884 p. 401: c. 4 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LV/49 Dec 3, 1884 p. 401: c. 4 CROSBY HOME LV/53 Dec 31, 1884 p.439: c.5 CROSBY HOME LVI/1 Jan 7, 1885 p. 5: c. 4 CROSBY HOME LVI/3 Jan 21, 1885 p. 37: c. 4 CROSBY HOME LVI/5 Feb 4, 1885 p. 69: c. 4 ONEIDA INDIAN MISSION [E. Hurlburt, LVI/6 Feb 11, 1885 p. 84: c. 3 Missionary, Oneida Indian Mission] WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LVI/10 Mar 11, 1885 p. 149: c. 3 REV. GEORGE MCDOUGALL [From C.] LVI/12 Mar 25, 1885 p. 179: c. 4 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LVI/12 Mar 25, 1885 p. 181: c. 4 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LVI/12 Mar 25, 1885 p. 181: c. 4 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LVI/15 Apr 15, 1885 p. 229: c. 4 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LVI/15 Apr 15, 1885 p. 229: c. 4 CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LVI/17 Apr 29, 1885 p. 261: c. 4 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LVI/22 Jun 3, 1885 p. 341: c. 4 VICTORIA AND NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT LVI/24 Jun 17, 1885 p. 371: c. 2-3 [T. Haddon] LONDON CONFERENCE LVI/24 Jun 17, 1885 p. 371: c. 3-4, p. 372: c. 1 LONDON CONFERENCE: STATIONS 1885-1886 LVI/24 Jun 17, 1885 p. 381: c. 3-4 MANITOBA CONFERENCE. LVI/26 Jul 1, 1885 p. 404: c. 2-5, p. 405: c. 1-5 REV. H.B. STEINHAUER LVI/27 Jul 8, 1885 p. 427: c. 4 MALE TEACHER WANTED LVI/31 Aug 5, 1885 p. 485: c. 4 WANTED AT MT.ELGIN [W.W. Shepherd] LVI/32 Aug 12, 1885 p. 508: c. 3 [no title] [teacher wanted at Mt. Elgin] LVI/33 Aug 19, 1885 p. 521: c. 4 [no title] [teacher wanted at Mt. Elgin] LVI/34 Sept 2, 1885 p. 553: c. 3 WANTED AT THE MT.ELGIN [W.W. Shepherd] LVI/34 Sept 2, 1885 p.556: c. 3 WANTED AT THE MT.ELGIN [W.W. Shepherd] LVI/35 Sept 9, 1885 p. 573: c. 2 WANTED AT THE MT.ELGIN [W.W. Shepherd] LVI/37 Sept 16, 1885 p. 589: c. 2 WANTED AT THE MT.ELGIN [W.W. Shepherd] LVI/38 Sept 23, 1885 p. 605: c. 2 MOUNT ELGIN INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTION [W.W. LVI/38 Sept 23, 1885 p. 608: c. 1 Shepherd] 114

THE GENERAL MISSION BOARD LVI/43 Oct 28, 1885 p. 675: c. 1-4, p. 676: c. 1-2 ANNIE DARVILL [R.J.T.] LVI/43 Oct 28, 1885 p. 683: c. 3 THE GENERAL MISSION BOARD LVI/45 Nov 11, 1885 p. 706: c. 4, p. 707: c. 1-4, p. 708: c. 1-2 PORT SIMPSON DISTRICT [Rev. Thomas Crosby LVI/46 Nov 18, 1885 p. 724: c. 2-3 ] WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LVI/48 Dec 2, 1885 p. 761: c. 1 PERSONAL ITEMS LVI/50 Dec 16, 1885 p. 788: c. 3 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LVI/50 Dec 16, 1885 p. 789: c. 2-4 LETTER FROM REV. J. MCDOUGALL LVII/2 Jan 13, 1886 p. 20: c. 1-2 CASH RECIEPTS.-ORDINARY FUND LVII/7 Feb 17, 1886 p. 101: c. 4 CASH RECIEPTS.-ORDINARY FUND LVII/10 Mar 10, 1886 p. 149: c. 4 CROSBY HOME LVII/13 Mar 31, 1886 p. 197: c. 4 WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH THE INDIANS OF LVII/14 Apr 7, 1886 p. 211: c. 1-4 OUR CANADIAN NORTH-WEST? [Alfred Andrews] MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LVII/15 Apr 14, 1886 p. 229: c. 4 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LVII/19 May 12, 1886 p. 293: c. 4 METHODISM IN THE SASKATCHEWAN LVII/20 May 19, 1886 p. 307: c. 3-4 DISTRICT MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LVII/20 May 19, 1886 p. 309: c. 4 CROSBY HOME LVII/20 May 19, 1886 p. 309: c. 4 MANITOBA CONFERENCE LVII/26 Jun 30, 1886 p. 404: c. 2-4, p. 405: c. 5 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LVII/26 Jun 30, 1886 p. 405: c. 3-4 LONDON CONFERENCE: STATIONS OF THE LVII/27 Jul 7, 1886 p. 432: c. 2-3 MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS FOR THE YEAR 1886-7. DISTRICT MEETINGS LVII/29 Jul 28, 1886 p. 480: c. 2-3 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: CENTRAL LVII/40 Oct 6, 1886 p. 629: c. 2-3 BRANCH WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LVII/41 Oct 13, 1886 p. 645: c. 4 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: ANNUAL LVII/43 Oct 27, 1886 p. 677: c. 1-3 MEETING CROSBY GIRLS’ HOME LVII/46 Nov 17, 1886 p. 725: c. 2 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LVII/46 Nov 17, 1886 p. 725: c. 2 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LVII/48 Dec 1, 1886 p. 757: c. 4 WANTED. [W.W. Shepherd] LVII/48 Dec 1, 1886 p. 768: c. 3 MOUNT ELGIN INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTION [W.W. LVII/50 Dec 15, 1886 p. 800: c. 2 Shepherd, Principal] Woman’s Missionary Society: CENTRAL BRANCH LVIII/3 Jan 26, 1887 p. 53: c. 4 ORDINARY FUNDS LVIII/3 Jan 26, 1887 p. 53: c. 2-3 EDWARD TUCK [J.E. Moore] LVIII/4 Feb 2, 1887 p. 75: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Society: A LETTER FROM LVIII/6 Feb 16, 1887 p. 101: c. 3-4 MISS YOUMANS [Sophie Youmans] SPECIAL. LVIII/8 Mar 2, 1887 p. 133: c. 4 115

WANTED [Rev. W. W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin I. LVIII/8 Mar 2, 1887 p. 144: c. 1 Institution] SPECIAL. LVIII/16 Apr 27, 1887 p. 261: c. 2 SPADINA AVENUE AUXILIARY LVIII/16 Apr 27, 1887 p. 261: c. 3 WESTERN AUXILIARY LVIII/16 Apr 27, 1887 p. 261: c. 3-4 SPECIAL. LVIII/20 May 25, 1887 p. 325: c. 4 PORT SIMPSON DISTRICT LVIII/21 Jun 1, 1887 p. 340: c. 1 CORRECTION. LVIII/22 Jun 8, 1887 p. 361: c. 4 LONDON CONFERENCE LVIII/23 Jun 15, 1887 p. 371: c. 2-4, p. 372: c. 1-2 LONDON CONFERENCE: STATIONS OF LVIII/24 Jun 22, 1887 p. 396: c. 1-3 MINISTERS AND PROBATIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY FOR 1887-88 LONDON LVIII/25 Jun 29, 1887 p. 405: c. 2 REV. DR. WILLIAMS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA LVIII/27 Jul 13, 1887 p. 435: c. 1 PERSONAL ITEMS LVIII/29 Jul 27, 1887 p. 469: c. 2-4 NOTES OF TRAVEL [John A. Williams] LVIII/35 Sept 7, 1887 p. 563: c. 1-2 LETTER FROM REV. J. MCDOUGALL LVIII/36 Sept 14, 1887 p. 577: c. 2-3 Woman’s Missionary Society: LETTER FROM LVIII/37 Sept 21, 1887 p. 595: c. 2-4 MISS M.J. CARTMELL ELIJAH SICKLES [E. Hurlburt, Missionary] LVIII/37 Sept 21, 1887 p. 601: c. 3 NORTH-WEST INDIANS [Caleb Parker] LVIII/39 Oct 5, 1887 p. 625: c. 2-4 MISS CARTMELL’S APPEAL [inquirer] LVIII/39 Oct 5, 1887 p. 625: c. 4 MISS CARTMELL’S LETTER [M. Carman] LVIII/39 Oct 5, 1887 p. 627: c. 3-4 UNIVERSITY CHURCH SUNDAY-SCHOOL LVIII/39 Oct 5, 1887 p. 627: c. 4 MISSION BAND, BELLEVILLE “UNDER THE SHADOW OF THE ROCKY LVIII/41 Oct. 19, 1887 p. 658: c. 1 MOUNTAINS” [Sabbath-School Teacher] WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LVIII/41 Oct. 19, 1887 p. 663: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Society: ANNUAL MEETING LVIII/42 Oct. 26, 1887 p. 675: c. 3-4 MEETING OF THE GENERAL BOARD OF LVIII/43 Nov 2, 1887 p. 689: c. 1-2 MISSIONS [G.R. Sanderson, Chairman, S.G. Stone, Secretary] THE FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE LVIII/43 Nov 2, 1887 p. 691: c. 4 “METROPOLITAN YOUNG PEOPLE’S MISSION CIRCLE” [Florence M. Taylor, Sec.] PICTON AUXILIARY LVIII/45 Nov 16, 1887 p. 723: c. 3 AN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR THE NORTH- LVIII/47 Nov 30, 1887 p. 754: c. 2 WEST [A Willing Helper] TORONTO CONFERENCE LVIII/47 Nov 30, 1887 p. 754: c. 2-3 NOVA SCOTIA [L. Silver, Rec. Sec.] LVIII/47 Nov 30, 1887 p. 755: c. 3-4 TRIBUTES TO NORTH-WEST HEROISM [W. LVIII/48 Dec 7, 1887 p. 769: c. 4, p. 770: Henderson] c. 1 SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE THE McDOUGALL LVIII/48 Dec 7, 1887 p. 770: c. 2 ORPHANAGE AND TRAINING INSTITUTE [John McDougall] PERSONAL ITEMS LVIII/48 Dec 7, 1887 p. 771: c. 3 116

INQUIRY [E. Hurlburt, Missionary] LVIII/49 Dec 14, 1887 p. 786: c. 1 EXTRACTS FROM A LETTER FROM THE LVIII/49 Dec 14, 1887 p. 787: c. 4 MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE Woman’s Missionary Society LVIII/50 Dec 21, 1887 p. 803: c. 4 LETTER FROM MR. YOUMANS, PRINCIPAL OF LIX/2 Jan 11, 1888 p. 21: c. 3-4 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE SUPPLY COMMITTEE LIX/2 Jan 11, 1888 p. 21: c. 4 No Title [refers to McDougall Orphanage] LIX/3 Jan 18, 1888 p. 37: c. 4 NOTE FROM BRO. CROSBY LIX/6 Feb 8, 1888 p. 83: c. 4 No Title [refers to McDougall Orphanage] LIX/6 Feb 8, 1888 p. 85: c. 4 SPECIAL. LIX/7 Feb 15, 1888 p. 101: c. 4 DEATH OF MRS. BARRETT [John McDougall] LIX/8 Feb 22, 1888 p. 115: c. 4 THE MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE LIX/10 Mar 7, 1888 p. 149: c. 4 [no title] [refers to McDougall Orphanage] LIX/11 Mar 14, 1888 p. 165: c. 4 [no title] [refers to McDougall Orphanage, Crosby LIX/12 Mar 21, 1888 p. 181: c. 4 Home] WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LIX/12 Mar 21, 1888 p. 192: c. 3 [no title] [refers to McDougall Orphanage, Crosby LIX/15 Apr 11, 1888 p. 229: c. 3 Home] LETTER FROM MR. TATE LIX/16 Apr 18, 1888 p. 245: c. 4 SPECIAL LIX/17 Apr 25, 1888 p. 261: c.3 WANTED, At the Mount Elgin Industrial Institution, LIX/17 Apr 25, 1888 p. 268: c. 2 Muncey, A competent Farmer, who is specially good to manage boys and horses. [Rev. W. W. Shepherd, Muncey] WANTED, At the Mount Elgin Industrial Institution, LIX/18 May 2, 1888 p. 285: c. 3 Muncey, A competent Farmer, who is specially good to manage boys and horses. [Rev. W. W. Shepherd, Muncey] SPECIAL LIX/19 May 9, 1888 p. 293: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Society: HALIFAX SOUTH LIX/21 May 23, 1888 p. 325: c. 4 AUXILIARY [Lillie Silver] BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE [J.W. LIX/24 Jun 13, 1888 p. 373: c. 3-4 Wadman] LONDON CONFERENCE LIX/25 Jun 20, 1888 p. 387: c. 4, p. 388: c. 1-3 COLLINGWOOD [Mrs. Towler, Sec, Mrs. Telfer, LIX/27 Jul 4, 1888 p. 421: c. 3-4 Rec. Sec.] LETTER FROM REV. T. CROSBY LIX/28 Jul 11, 1888 p. 441: c. 3 OUR NORTHERN MISSIONS: No. I [J. Dyke] LIX/29 Jul 18, 1888 p. 451: c. 2-3 CONSULTATION AND FINANCE COMMITTEE LIX/30 Jul 25, 1888 p. 468: c. 3 MANITOBA AND NORTH-WEST CONFERENCE LIX/30 Jul 25, 1888 p. 469: c. 1 PROGRAMME OF WOMAN’S MISSIONARY LIX/30 Jul 25, 1888 p. 469: c. 4 ASSEMBLY, GRIMSBY PARK, JULY 25th AND 26th OUR NORTHERN MISSIONS: No. II LIX/32 Aug 15, 1888 p. 516: c. 2-4 ITEMS FOR THANKSGIVING LIX/32 Aug 15, 1888 p. 517: c. 4 OUR NORTHERN MISSIONS: No. III [J. Dyke] LIX/33 Aug 22, 1888 p. 533: c. 1-2 117

[no title] [refers to Crosby Girls’ Home] LIX/36 Sept 5, 1888 p. 565: c. 4 WANTED [Mrs. W. W. Shepherd, Muncey] LIX/37 Sept 12, 1888 p. 592: c. 3 METHODIST BOARD OF MISSIONS LIX/38 Sept 19, 1888 p. 597: c. 2-3 WANTED [Mrs. W. W. Shepherd] LIX/38 Sept 19, 1888 p. 608: c. 2 THE MISSIONARY BOARD: INDIAN AFFAIRS LIX/40 Oct 3, 1888 p. 627: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Society: ANNUAL MEETING LIX/43 Oct 24, 1888 p. 677: c. 1-3 OF THE GENERAL BOARD WANTED [Rev. W.W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin LIX/45 Nov 7, 1888 p.720: c.3 Industrial Farm] CONSULTATION + FINANCE COMMITTEE LIX/46 Nov 14, 1888 p.724: c. 2-3 WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Muncey] LIX/46 Nov 14, 1888 p.736, c.4 PORT SIMPSON BOYS’ INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. LIX/48 Nov 28, 1888 p. 756: c. 1 REV. THOMAS CROSBY’S WORK. LX/1 Jan 2, 1889 p. 8: c. 3-4 [No title] [ Refers to boarding homes] LX/1 Jan 2, 1889 p. 9: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Society: TORONTO LX/4 Jan 23, 1889 p. 53: c. 4 AUXILIARIES HOW SHOULD THE INDIANS BE TREATED? [E. LX/9 Feb 27, 1889 p. 131: c. 1-2 Hurlburt, Indian Missionary] NEW MISSIONARIES LX/11 Mar 13, 1889 p. 165: c. 4 Woman’s Missionary Society: SUBJECTS FOR LX/14 Apr 3, 1889 p. 213: c. 3 PRAYER FOR APRIL SPECIAL LX/16 Apr 17, 1889 p. 245: c. 3 [no title] [references Crosby Girls’ Home] LX/17 Apr 24, 1889 p. 261: c. 4 WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Principal, Mount Elgin LX/17 Apr 24, 1889 p. 272: c. 5 Industrial Institution] MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE [Jas. A. Youmans] LX/18 May 1, 1889 p. 276: c. 2-3 PERSONAL ITEMS LX/19 May 8, 1889 p. 293: c. 3 LETTER FROM PORT SIMPSON, B.C [T. Crosby] LX/23 Jun 5, 1889 p. 355: c. 2 [no title] [references Crosby Girls’ Home] LX/23 Jun 5, 1889 p. 357: c. 4 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE LX/24 Jun 12, 1889 p. 371: c. 1-2 LONDON CONFERENCE: FOURTH DAY LX/25 Jun 19, 1889 p. 388: c. 4, p. 389: c. 1. CHRISTIAN ISLAND [P. Sparling, Missionary] LX/29 Jul 17, 1889 p. 452: c. 1-2 MANITOBA CONFERENCE: FIFTH DAY LX/29 Jul 17, 1889 p. 452: c.4, p. 453: c. 1-2 MANITOBA CONFERENCE [Rev. J. Helliyer] LX/34 Aug 21, 1889 p. 533: c. 1 LETTER FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA [A.E. Green] LX/36 Sept 4, 1889 p. 564: c. 3-4 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY WORK LX/41 Oct 9, 1889 p. 650: c. 3-4, p. 651: c. 1 MRS. ANNE COULTER LX/43 Oct 23, 1889 p. 683: c. 2-3 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY CONVENTION LX/45 Nov 6, 1889 p. 709: c. 1-3 [no title] [references McDougall Orphanage] LX/45 Nov 6, 1889 p. 709: c. 3 REGINA DISTRICT [J.M. Harrison] LX/46 Nov 13, 1889 p. 723: c. 1-2 PERSONAL ITEMS LX/46 Nov 13, 1889 p. 725: c. 4 [no title] [refers to Chilliwack home] LXI/1 Jan 1, 1890 p. 5: c. 4 118

METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOLS AT WINNIPEG: LXI/3 Jan 15, 1890 p. 36: c. 2-3 BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENTS AND PROGRESSIVE SHOWING SPECIAL LXI/3 Jan 15, 1890 p. 37: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: SUBJECTS FOR LXI/5 Jan 29, 1890 p. 69: c. 3-4 PRAYER FOR 1890. THE WORK AT MUNCEY MISSION [T. Mason, LXI/6 Feb 5, 1890 p. 84: c. 4 Pastor] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: ACTION OF LXI/6 Feb 5, 1890 p. 85: c. 3 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MOOSE WOODS INDIANS [J. Peters] LXI/15 Apr. 9, 1890 p. 227: c.4 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXI/15 Apr 9, 1890 p. 229: c. 4 Letter on Government Aid to Indian Schools LXI/17 Apr 23, 1890 p.259: c.3-4 [GOVERNMENT AID TO INDIAN SCHOOLS] [W. Somerville] HURRAH FOR THE CREE! [Revs. John LXI/18 Apr 30, 1890 p. 284: c. 3 McDougall and E.B. Glass] ALDERVILLE INDIAN MISSION [Wm Lukes, LXI/19 May 7, 1890 p. 292: c. 4 Secretary of Indian Council] Crosby Home, Port Simpson: Report of W.M.S. LXI/23 Jun 4, 1890 p.357: c.4 Plans: [Woman’s Missionary Soc’y, INDIAN WORK] BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE LXI/25 Jun 18, 1890 p. 386: c. 1-4 NIAGARA CONFERENCE LXI/25 Jun 18, 1890 p. 386: c. 4, p. 387: c. 1-3 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE LXI/25 Jun 18, 1890 p. 400: c. 1-2 CONFERENCE MANITOBA CONFERENCE LXI/26 Jun 25, 1890 p. 402: c. 1-4. P. 403: c. 1-4, p. 404: c. 1-2. NOTE FROM REV. MR. CROSBY. LXI/27 Jul 2, 1890 p. 425: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXI/28 Jul 9, 1890 p.437: c.4 THE METHODIST CHURCH AND INDIAN LXI/29 Jul 16, 1890 p.451: c. 1-4 SCHOOLS. [Alfred Andrews] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y [H.S. Dawson, Cor. LXI/29 Jul 16, 1890 p.453: c.4 Sec.] ACKNOWLEDGEMENT [T.Crosby] LXI/30 Jul 23, 1890 p.468: c.3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Letter from Mr. J.A. LXI/30 Jul 23, 1890 p. 469: c. 3-4 YOUMANS, McDougall Orphanage, dated Millward, July 2nd, 1890: DEATH OF REV. DR. ROSE LXI/30 Jul 23, 1890 p.472: c. 3-4 WANTED! [W.W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin Industrial LXI/33 Aug 13, 1890 p.512: c. 1 Institution] WANTED! [W.W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin Industrial LXI/34 Aug 20, 1890 p. 544: c. 1 Institution] WANTED! [Mrs. W.W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin LXI/35 Aug 27, 1890 p. 560: c. 3 Industrial Institution] 119

MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARIES: ST. THOMAS LXI/36 Sept 3, 1890 p.571: c. 4 DISTRICT WANTED! [W.W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin Industrial LXI/36 Sept 3, 1890 p. 576: c. 3 Institution] THE GENERAL CONFERENCE: FOURTH DAY LXI/39 Sept 24, 1890 p. 610: c. 1-4 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXI/41 Oct 8, 1890 p. 645: c. 3-4 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: ANNUAL MEETING LXI/42 Oct 15, 1890 p. 659: c. 2-4, p. 660: OF THE CENTRAL BRANCH OF THE WOMAN’S c. 1 MISSIONARY SOCIETY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. [Misses Clarke, Somers LXI/42 Oct 15, 1890 p. 660: c. 3 and Elderkin, teachers at Coqualeetza Home for Indian Children] ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WOMAN’S LXI/43 Nov 5, 1890 p. 707: c. 1-4 MISSIONARY SOCIETY CHURCH NEWS FROM ARTHUR-GUELPH Nov 26, 1890 p. 756: c. 3-4 CONFERENCE [William Pollard, Recording Steward] LETTER FROM PORT SIMPSON [A.E. Bolton] LXI/32 Dec 24, 1890 p. 819: c. 2-3 LETTER FROM REV. T. CROSBY. LXII/3 Jan 21, 1891 p. 35: c. 4 ONEIDA INDIAN MISSION [H.D. Tyler, LXII/3 Jan 21, 1891 p. 35: c. 4, p. 36: c. 1 Missionary] [No title] [Refers to Mount Elgin] LXII/3 Jan 21, 1891 p. 36: c. 2 WANTED. [W.W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin Industrial LXII/3 Jan 21, 1891 p. 48: c. 1 Institution] SPECIAL LXII/5 Feb 4, 1891 p. 69: c. 4 MANITOBA AND N.W. CONFERENCE: MORLEY LXII/9 Mar 4, 1891 p. 133: c. 2 [Rev. J. J. Leach] BOND HEAD CIRCUIT LXII/11 Mar 18, 1891 p. 164: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: EXECUTIVE LXII/13 Apr 1, 1891 p. 197: c. 3-4 COMMITTEE ANGUS McLEOD [W.W. Shepherd] LXII/19 May 13, 1891 p. 299: c. 4 PHOEBE BRUCE LXII/23 Jun 10, 1891 p. 363: c. 2-3 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE LONDON LXII/24 Jun 17, 1891 p. 384: c. 2-3 CONFERENCE FOR 1891 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE LXII/25 Jun 24, 1891 p. 386: c. 1-4, p. 387: c. 1-3 GLIMPSES OF MISSION WORK [A. Carman] LXII/25 Jun 24, 1891 p. 393: c. 1-2 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE LXII/25 Jun 24, 1891 p. 400: c. 1-3 CONFERENCE FOR 1891. CONSULTATION AND FINANCE COMMITTEE LXII/27 Jul 8, 1891 p. 420: c. 4 PERSONAL ITEMS LXII/27 Jul 8, 1891 p. 421: c. 2 INDIAN INSTITUTES IN THE NORTH-WEST LXII/30 Jul 29, 1891 p.467: c.4 LETTER FROM REV. JOHN McDOUGALL LXII/38 Sept 23, 1891 p. 602: c. 1-3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: FORMATION OF A LXII/39 Sept 30, 1891 p. 613: c. 4 BRANCH IN BRITISH COLUMBIA [Margaret Jenkins, Cor. Sec] 120

GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXII/41 Oct 14, 1891 p. 643: c. 1-4, p. 644: c. 1-3 BOARD OF MISSIONS: THE PUBLIC LXII/42 Oct 21, 1891 p. 659: c. 1-3 ANNIVERSARY MEETING “CANADIAN METHODISM” Address by Rev. LXII/42 Oct 21, 1891 p. 666: c. 1-3 William Briggs, D.D., at The Ecumenical Conference TENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE LXII/45 Nov 11, 1891 p. 707: c. 1-2 CORRESPONDING SECRETARY OF THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY [J. Atkinson, Rec. Sec.] GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS OF THE LXII/45 Nov 11, 1891 p. 709: c. 4 W.M.S. (Continued from last week) Ellen Beavis’ to Girl’s home; Port Simpson LXII/47 Nov 25, 1891 p.141: c.4 [741] [Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: MISSIONARY FOR PORT SIMPSON] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: AUXILIARIES LXII/51 Dec 23, 1891 p. 806: c. 4 PRAYER ANSWERED [Mrs. Annie Davis] LXII/52 Dec 30, 1891 p. 821: c. 3 SARA JANE KEESHIG (NODJWON) [M.A.C.] LXIII/3 Jan 20, 1892 p. 43: c. 4 LETTER FROM REV. JOHN MCDOUGALL LXIII/4 Feb 3, 1892 p. 67: c. 2-4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT [T. Crosby] LXIII/5 Feb 10, 1892 p. 84: c. 2 SPECIAL LXIII/5 Feb 10, 1892 p. 85: c. 3 SPECIAL LXIII/13 Mar 30, 1892 p. 197: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: THE WORK OF THE LXIII/13 Mar 30, 1892 p. 197: c. 3-4 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY MCDOUGALL ORPHANAGE [J.W. Butler, LXIII/14 Apr 6, 1892 p. 212: c. 2 Principal] JOHN CAREY [W.W. Shepherd] LXIII/16 Apr 20, 1892 p. 251: c. 3 McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE [J.W. Butler, LXIII/17 Apr 27, 1892 p. 260: c. 3 Principal] ACKNOWLEDGEMENT [S.D. Gaudin] LXIII/18 May 4, 1892 p. 276: c. 2 MRS. ANNA HALES [W. Tindall] LXIII/21 May 25, 1892 p. 330: c. 3-4 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE LXIII/23 Jun 8, 1892 p. 362: c. 1-3 TO TEACHERS [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXIII/23 Jun 8, 1892 p. 368: c. 2 TORONTO CONFERENCE LXIII/24 Jun 15, 1892 p. 378: c. 2-4, p. 379: c. 1 LONDON CONFERENCE LXIII/24 Jun 15, 1892 p. 377: c. 3-4 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE LXIII/25 Jun 22, 1892 p. 400: c. 1-2 CONFERENCE MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST CONFERENCE LXIII/26 Jun 29, 1892 p. 410: c. 1-4, p. 411: c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: LXIII/28 Jul 13, 1892 p. 473: c. 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MEN WANTED IN BRITISH COLUMBIA LXIII/30 Jul 27, 1892 p. 467: c. 4 CONFERENCE [James H. White, President, B.C. Conference] 121

THE McDOUGALL ORPHANAGE [J.W. Butler, LXIII/32 Aug 10, 1892 p. 499: c. 4 Principal] A LETTER FROM REV. E. R. YOUNG LXIII/39 Sept 28, 1892 p. 612: c. 2-3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: AUXILIARIES: LXIII/39 Sept 28, 1892 p. 613: c. 3 OTTAWA [Emeline Thompson, Cor. Sec.] MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY BOARD LXIII/40 Oct 5, 1892 p. 628: c. 2-3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT [T. Crosby] LXIII/41 Oct 12, 1892 p. 645: c. 1 INDIAN MISSION SCHOOLS [Ed. Christian LXIII/42 Oct 19, 1892 p. 660: c. 1-2 Guardian] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: AUXILIARIES: LXIII/44 Nov 2, 1892 p. 693: c. 4 MADOC Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: CENTRAL BRANCH LXIII/48 Nov 30, 1892 p. 757: c. 4 MEETING CHIEF H.H. MODWOYOSH (of Saugeen) [W.J. LXIII/50 Dec 14, 1892 p. 795: c. 1-2 Brandon] A DESERVING CASE [Leo Gaetz] LXIII/51 Dec 21, 1892 p. 804: c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Auxiliaries LXIV/2 Jan 11, 1893 p. 21: c. 4 MARRIAGES: MOOREHOUSE-WHITING LXIV/2 Jan 11, 1893 p. 32: c. 2 REV. THOMAS COSFORD [C.E. McL] LXIV/6 Feb 8, 1893 p. 91: c. 2 LETTER FROM REV. T. CROSBY LXIV/8 Feb 22, 1893 p. 115: c. 4,. P. 116: c. 1 A CORRECTION [S.B. Phillips] LXIV/12 Mar 22, 1893 p. 180: c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXIV/14 Apr 5, 1893 p. 213: c. 4 CONSULTATION AND FINANCE COMMITTEE LXIV/17 Apr 26, 1893 p. 260: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXIV/18 May 3, 1893 p. 277: c. 4 REV. JAMES GRAY [J. Shaw] LXIV/22 May 31, 1893 p. 347: c. 2-3 LIST OF STTIONS OF LONDON CONFERENCE LXIV/24 Jun 14, 1893 p. 380: c. 3-4 FOR 1893 LIST OF STATIONS OF MANITOBA AND LXIV/26 Jun 28, 1893 p. 414: c. 2-3 NORTHWEST CONFERENCE FOR 1893-94 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: REPORT OF LXIV/29 Jul 19, 1893 p. 453: c. 3 GENERAL TREASURER FOR QUARTER ENDING JUNE. SPECIAL LXIV/29 Jul 19, 1893 p. 453: c. 4 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland] LXIV/30 Jul 26, 1893 p. 480: c. 1 MOUNT ELGIN INSTITUTE, MUNCEY [Jno. LXIV/31 Aug 2, 1893 p. 484: c. 2 Lawrence] TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland] LXIV/31 Aug 2, 1893 p. 496: c. 1 CANADA AT THE WORLD’S FAIR LXIV/32 Aug 9, 1893 p. 506: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: MISSIONARY LXIV/34 Aug 23, 1893 p. 533: c. 3 FAREWELL REV. THOMAS CROSBYS WORK IN THE LXIV/37 Sept 13, 1893 p. 586: c. 3-4, p. 587: NORTHWEST c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: CONVENTION OF LXIV/39 Sept 27, 1893 p. 613: c. 2 THE BRITISH COLUMBIA BRANCH [A. Nicolls, Cor. Sec.] 122

Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: MISSIONARY LXIV/40 Oct 4, 1893 p. 629: c. 3 FAREWELL THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXIV/42 Oct 18, 1893 p. 660: c. 2-4, p. 661: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: ANNUAL MEETING LXIV/43 Oct 25, 1893 p. 677: c. 3-4 OF CENTRAL BRANCH Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: ANNUAL MEETING LXIV/44 Nov 1, 1893 p. 693: c. 1-4 OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS The Mission Field [F.A. Cassidy] LXIV/49 Dec 6, 1893 p. 771: c. 1-4 CONSULTATION AND FINANCE COMMITTEE LXIV/49 Dec 6, 1893 p. 772: c. 3-4 ECHOES FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA [A] LXV/4 Jan 24, 1894 p. 51: c. 4 [no title] [refers to Port Simpson] LXV/7 Feb 14, 1894 p. 105: c. 1 MANITOBA AND N.W. CONFERENCE LXV/9 Feb 28, 1894 p. 133: c. 2 ORDINARY FUND LXV/9 Feb 28, 1894 p. 133: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXV/11 Mar 14, 1894 p. 165: c. 3 SPECIAL LXV/13 Mar 28, 1894 p. 208: c. 3 MISSIONARY COMMITTEE OF CONSULTATION LXV/17 Apr 25, 1894 p. 261: c. 1 AND FINANCE SPECIAL LXV/20 May 16, 1894 p. 309: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: REPORT FROM LXV/20 May 16, 1894 p. 309: c. 4 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE LXV/23 Jun 6, 1894 p. 362: c. 4, p. 363: c. 1-2. GUELPH CONFERENCE LXV/24 Jun 13, 1894 p. 371: c. 2-4 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE LXV/24 Jun 13, 1894 p. 378: c. 1-3 LIST OF STATIONS OF LONDON CONFERENCE LXV/26 Jun 27, 1894 p. 416: c. 1-2 FOR 1894 LIST OF STATIONS OF MANITOBA AND NORTH- LXV/28 Jul 11, 1894 p. 448: c. 1-2 WEST CONFERENCE CONSULTATION AND FINANCE COMMITTEE LXV/30 Jul 25, 1894 p. 469: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: VANCOUVER, B.C. LXV/30 Jul 25, 1894 p. 469: c. 3 [A. Nicholls, Cor. Sec.] A TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXV/32 Aug 8, 1894 p. 512: c. 2 A TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXV/33 Aug 13, 1894 p. 528: c. 2 WANTED- A MALE TEACHER [W.W. Shepherd, LXV/35 Aug 29, 1894 p. 560: c. 1 Mount Elgin Industrial Institute] “INDIAN WIGWAMS AND NORTHERN CAMP- LXV/37 Sept 12, 1894 p. 579: c. 1-4 FIRES” – A CRITICISM QUADRENNIAL REPOR TOF THE BOARD OF LXV/39 Sept 26, 1894 p. 610: c. 1-3 MISSIONS. ANNUAL MEETING OF GENERAL BOARD OF LXV/40 Oct 3, 1894 p. 628: c. 1-3 MISSIONS Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: REPORTS FROM THE LXV/40 Oct 3, 1894 p. 629: c. 4 HOME WORK [Minnie Hawkins, Cor. Sec.] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: FIRST ANNUAL LXV/42 Oct 17, 1894 p. 658: c. 4, p. 659: MEETING OF BAY OF QUINTE BRANCH c. 1-3 123

Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: THIRTEENTH LXV/44 Oct 31, 1894 p. 693: c. 1-3 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS (Continued). MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: THE BRANDON LXV/45 Nov 7, 1894 p. 713: c. 3-4 INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE [no title] [refers to Red Deer, Chilliwhack] LXV/46 Nov 14, 1894 p. 729: c. 2-3 WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Principal, Mount Elgin LXV/46 Nov 14, 1894 p. 736: c. 2 Institute] MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: CHAIRMAN LXV/48 Nov 28, 1894 p. 755: c. 2-4, pg. SEMMENS’ VISIT TO THE INDIANS OF THE 756: c. 1-3 LAKE WINNIPEG DISTRICT (Concluded). [no title][refers to Mount Elgin] LXV/49 Dec 5, 1894 p. 776: c. 3 MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: REV. DR. LXV/50 Dec 12, 1894 p. 788: c. 3 SUTHERLAND’S TRIP DR. SUTHERLAND’S TOUR IN THE NORTH- LXV/51 Dec 19, 1894 p. 804: c. 2-3 WEST. HINTS FOR OUR YOUNG PEOPLE LXV/51 Dec 19, 1894 p. 807: c. 2 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING OF LXV/52 Dec 26, 1894 p. 821: c. 1-2 GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: REPORTS FROM LXVI/3 Jan 16, 1895 p. 37: c. 3 HOME WORK WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LXVI/4 Jan 23, 1895 p. 56: c. 3-4 JOHN McDOUGALL AND THE NORTHWEST LXVI/4 Jan 23, 1895 p. 58: c. 2-3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: FEBRUARY LXVI/5 Feb 6, 1895 p. 85: c. 3-4 PROGRAMME MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: METHODIST LXVI/7 Feb 20, 1895 p. 114: c. 4, p. 115: ITEMS FROM BEYOND THE ROCKIES AND c. 1-2 POINTS EASTWARD TO MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: TWELVE LXVI/10 Mar 6, 1895 p. 146: c. 4, p. 147: HUNDRED MILES ON FOOT OVER ROUGH ICE c. 1 AND DURING SEVERE COLD- A WINNIPEG CHURCH INTRODUCES THE NEW HYMN AND TUNE BOOK. MR. WHITE WAS NEVER IN CARIBOO [E.R., LXVI/12 Mar 20, 1895 p. 179: c. 3 Coqualeetza Industrial Institute] OUR INDIANS [W. Kinley] LXVI/13 Mar 27, 1895 p. 194: c. 4 FUNERAL OF REV. J. W. ANNIS LXVI/13 Mar 27, 1895 p. 196: c. 2-4 MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: THE MORAVIAN LXVI/15 Apr 10, 1895 p. 226: c. 4, p. 227: SETTLERS-THE SCHOOLS QUESTION-REVIVAL c. 1 SERVICES-NEWS FROM THE FAR WEST HOW WE EARNED OUR MONEY FOR MISSIONS LXVI/15 Apr 10, 1895 p. 231: c. 2-3 [Carolyn E. Webber, Superintendent] MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: NEWS OF LXVI/16 Apr 17, 1895 p. 242: c. 4, p. 243: REVIVALS AND OTHER WORK-CHAIRMAN c. 1 SEMMENS MAKES A DOG-TRAIN TRIP TO HOLD AT NORWAY HOUSE THE FIRST MEETING OF THE LAKE WINNIPEG DISTRICT 124

MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: A TOUR OF THE LXVI/47 Nov 20, 1895 p. 744: c. 4, p. 745: PRESIDENT OF THE CONFERENCE THROUGH c. 1-3 SOUTHWESTERN MANITOBA MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: THE FIRST LXVI/17 Apr 24, 1895 p. 258: c. 4, p. 259: MEETING OF THE LAKE WINNIPEG INDIAN c. 1 MISSIONARY DISTRICT-NEWS OF REVIVALS AND GENERAL ITEMS KITAMAAT BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HOME [George H. LXVI/20 May 15, 1895 p. 307: c. 3-4 Raley] MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY EXECUTIVE LXVI/21 May 22, 1895 p. 324: c. 1-2 LONDON CONFERENCE: MINISTERIAL LXVI/25 June 19, 1895 p. 392: c. 1-4 CONFERENCE STATIONS OF THE LONDON CONFERENCE OF LXVI/25 June 19, 1895 p. 397: c. 2-3 THE METHODIST CHURCH, 1895 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: BRANCH MEETING LXVI/26 Jun 26, 1895 p. 403: c. 4 [Mrs. Ellen Chapman, Cor. Sec.] “GLAD TIDINGS” LXVI/26 Jun 26, 1895 p. 409: c. 3-4 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA LXVI/26 Jun 26, 1895 p. 413: c. 3 CONFERENCE, 1895 STATIONS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE LXVI/26 Jun 26, 1895 p. 413: c. 1-2 CONFERENCE FOR 1895 MANITOBA AND N.W. CONFERENCE [A.W.] LXVI/27 Jul 3, 1895 p. 424: c. 1-4 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST LXVI/27 Jul 3, 1895 p.425: c.1-3 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST: SOME LXVI/29 Jul 17, 1895 p.456: c.3-4 p.457: HISTORICAL REMINISCENCES, PERSONAL c.1 EXPERIENCE, AND STATISTICAL INFORMATION STATIONS OF THE MANITOBA AND LXVI/29 Jul 17, 1895 p. 461: c. 2-3 NORTHWEST CONFERENCE Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: GENERAL LXVI/31 Jul 31, 1895 p. 483: c. 3-4 TREASURER’S REPORT FOR QUARTER ENDING JUNE 20, 1895 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST: SOME LXVI/32 Aug 7, 1895 p. 505: c. 2-4 FURTHER ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE LIFE OF A MISSIONARY TO INDIANS, WINNIPEG’S FACILITIES FOR SUMMER OUTINGS, THE WANT OF NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENTS MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST LXVI/33 Aug 14, 1895 p.521: c.1-4 AS OTHERS SEE US LXVI/34 Aug 21, 1895 p.531: c.4 EASTERN LEAGUE NOTES LXVI/35 Aug 28, 1895 p. 548: c. 3 Church News LXVI/38 Sept 18, 1895 p. 601: c. 1-4 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST: WORK FOR LXVI/40 Oct 2, 1895 p.632: c.3-4, p. 633: THE GOOD OF THE INDIANS OF THE NORTH c. 1 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST Oct 9, 1895 p.648: c. 4, 649: c.1 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST LXVI/42 Oct 16, 1895 p.665: c.1-3 “A TRIP ON THE GLAD TIDINGS” LXVI/43 Oct 23, 1895 p. 674: c. 1-3 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST LXVI/43 Oct 23, 1895 p.680: c.3-4 125

Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: ANNUAL MEETING LXVI/44 Oct 30, 1895 p. 691: c. 3-4 OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE W.M.S. INDIAN MISSIONS LXVI/44 Oct 30, 1895 p.695: c.2-3 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST LXVI/44 Oct 30, 1895 p.696: c.2-4 Church News LXVI/44 Oct 30, 1895 p. 699: c. 1-2 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST LXVI/48 Nov. 27, 1895 p. 760: c. 4, p. 761: c. 1 Mission Work in British Columbia [C.M. Tate, LXVI/50 Dec 11, 1895 p. 791: c. 3-4 Methodist Missionary] Manitoba and the Northwest. LXVI/52 Dec 25, 1895 p. 824: c. 3-4, p. 825: c. 1 MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY EXECUTIVE LXVI/52 Dec 25, 1895 p. 825: c. 1-2 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST LXVII/1 Jan 1, 1896 p. 8: c. 3-4, pg. 9: c.1-2 MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST LXVII/3 Jan 15, 1896 p.40: c. 4, pg. 41: c.1-2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXVII/4 Jan 22, 1896 p. 51: c. 4 VICTORIA COLLEGE NOTES LXVII/5 Jan 29, 1896 p. 73: c. 3-4 Indian Missions. [Rev. W. H. Barrclough] LXVII/6 Feb 5, 1896 p. 82: c. 2-3 SPECIAL LXVII/6 Feb 5, 1896 p. 96: c. 1 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/7 Feb 12, 1896 p. 104: c. 4 Church News LXVII/8 Feb 19, 1896 p. 121: c. 2-4 Church News LXVII/13 Mar 25, 1896 p. 202: c. 4, p. 203: c. 1 LONDON CONFERENCE: REPORT OF LXVII/17 Apr 22, 1896 p. 272: c. 3 COMMITTEE ON REARRANGEMENT OF DISTRICTS [William Williams, George Buggin] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXVII/18 Apr 29, 1896 p. 275: c. 4 LEAGUE NEWS LXVII/19 May 6, 1896 p. 292: c. 2 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/22 May 27, 1896 p. 344: c. 4, p. 345: c. 1-2 Vancouver Island Indian Missions, B.C. [T. W. LXVII/23 June 3, 1896 p. 355: c. 1-2 Glover] LONODON CONFERENCE LXVII/25 Jun 17, 1896 p. 386: c. 4, p. 387: c. 1 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/26 Jun 24, 1896 p. 408: c. 1-4, p. 409: c. 1 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS OF THE LXVII/26 Jun 24, 1896 p. 414: c. 2-3 LONDON CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURCH, 1896 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS OF THE LXVII/26 Jun 24, 1896 p. 415: c. 2-3 MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST CONFERENCE, 1896 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: WANTED[Mrs. Dr. LXVII/27 Jul 1, 1896 p. 419: c. 4 Briggs] Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/27 Jul 1, 1896 p. 424: c. 4, p. 425: c. 1-3 126

Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: WANTED[Mrs. Dr. LXVII/28 Jul 8, 1896 p. 435: c. 4 Briggs] Manitoba and N.W Conference: WANTED [Rev. A. LXVII/28 Jul 8, 1896 p. 448: c. 2 Sutherland] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: WANTED [Mrs. Dr. LXVII/29 Jul 15, 1896 p. 451: c. 4 Briggs] WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXVII/29 Jul 15, 1896 p. 464: c. 2 WANTED [Principal, McDougall Orphanage] LXVII/29 Jul 15, 1896 p. 464: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: WANTED [Mrs. Dr. LXVII/30 Jul 22, 1896 p. 467: c. 4 Briggs] Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/30 Jul 22, 1896 p. 472: c. 4, p. 473: c. 1-2 WANTED [Principal, McDougall Orphanage] LXVII/31 Jul 29, 1896 p. 496: c. 5 Personals LXVII/32 Aug 12, 1896 p. 521: c. 2-3 Personals LXVII/33 Aug 19, 1896 p. 537: c. 2-3 THE REV. A. SUTHERLAND, D. D. LXVII/34 Aug 26, 1896 p. 546: c. 1-2 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXVII/35 Sept 2, 1896 p. 576: c. 1 Personals LXVII/36 Sept 9, 1896 p. 585: c. 4 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/39 Sept 30, 1896 p.632: c.4, p. 633: c. 1 WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Indian Institute, LXVII/39 Sept 30, 1896 p. 640: c. 2 Muncey] GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS: ANNUAL LXVII/40 Oct 7, 1896 p. 648: c. 1-4, p. 649: MEETING c. 1-2 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/41 Oct 14, 1896 p. 664: c.3-4, p. 665: c. 1-2 THE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY : Missionary LXVII/42 Oct 21, 1896 p. 674: c. 1 Institutions Personals LXVII/43 Oct 28, 1896 p. 697: c. 3 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/44 Nov 4, 1896 p. 712: c. 3-4, p. 713: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Society: GENERAL BOARD LXVII/44 Nov 4, 1896 p. 714: c. 1-4, pg. MEETING 715: c. 1 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/47 Nov 25, 1896 p. 761: c. 1-3 Church News LXVII/49 Dec 16, 1896 p. 811: c. 1-3 News of the Week LXVII/49 Dec 16, 1896 p. 812: c. 1-2 TO THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: IN WEST CHINA LXVII/50 Dec 23, 1896 p. 820: c. 2 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVII/50 Dec 23, 1896 p. 824: c. 4, p. 825: c. 1-2 Church News LXVII/51 Dec 30, 1896 p. 841: c. 2-4 Missionary Executive Committee Meeting LXVIII/2 Jan 13, 1897 p. 24: c. 3-4 Missionary Activities LXVIII/4 Jan 27, 1897 p. 52: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: EXECUTIVE LXVIII/5 Feb 3, 1897 p. 67: c. 4 COMMITTEE WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXVIII/7 Feb 17, 1897 p. 112: c. 1 WANTED [Mrs. W. W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin LXVIII/8 Feb 24, 1897 p. 128: c. 2 Institute] 127

Shawanaga [Jno. Laurence] LXVIII/9 Mar 3, 1897 p. 131: c. 1 Winnipeg Notes LXVIII/9 Mar 3, 1897 p. 137: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: OUR EASTER THANK LXVIII/10 Mar 10, 1897 p. 147: c. 3 OFFERING [S.D.M.] OUR INDIAN BROTHERS AND WHAT WE OWE LXVIII/11 Mar 17, 1897 p. 162: c. 1-2 THEM (Rev. Alfred Andrews) Manitoba and the Northwest LXVIII/11 Mar 17, 1897 p. 168: c. 4, p. 169: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: McCAUL MISSION LXVIII/15 Apr 14, 1897 p. 227: c. 4 CIRCLE [Emily B. McMullen, Cor. Sec.; Fanny B. Somers, President] Manitoba and the Northwest LXVIII/15 Apr 14, 1897 p. 233: c. 1-3 MISCELLANEOUS LXVIII/16 Apr 21, 1897 p. 256: c. 3-4 Toronto Conference LXVIII/17 Apr 28, 1897 p. 266: c. 3-4 WANTED! [Rev.A. Sutherland] LXVIII/17 Apr 28, 1897 p. 272: c. 1 British Columbia LXVIII/18 May 5, 1897 p. 283: c. 1 REV. GEORGE MACDOUGALL LXVIII/19 May 12, 1897 p. 294: c. 1-2 STATION LIST, BRITISH COLUMBIA LXVIII/22 Jun 2, 1897 p. 352: c. 1-2 CONFERENCE, 1897 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE LONDON LXVIII/25 Jun 23, 1897 p. 397: c. 3-4 CONFERENCE, 1897 STATIONS OF THE MINISTERS OF THE LXVIII/26 Jun 30, 1897 p. 414: c. 2-3 MANITOBA AND NORTH-WEST CONFERENCE, 1897. Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: REPORT OF THE LXVIII/27 July 7, 1897 p. 419: c. 4 CONVENTION OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA BRANCH [Ellen Chapman, Cor. Sec.] Letter from British Columbia. [Wm. H. LXVIII/28 Jul 14, 1897 p. 441: c. 2-3 Barrachlough, Missionary to the Indians of the Westminster District] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Athenns’ Bands LXVIII/31 Aug 4, 1897 p. 483: c. 3-4 [Edythe Bates, Cor. Sec.] Letter from British Columbia. [B.C. Freeman] LXVIII/32 Aug 11, 1897 p. 498: c. 1-4 Personals LXVIII/33 Aug 18, 1897 p. 521: c. 3 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVIII/34 Aug 25, 1897 p. 537: c. 3-4 Personals LXVIII/38 Sept 22, 1897 p. 596: c. 1-2 Church News: London Conference LXVIII/39 Sept 29, 1897 p. 612: c. 3-4 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVIII/39 Sept 29, 1897 p. 613: c. 2-4 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVIII/40 Oct 6, 1897 p. 629: c. 3-4 THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXVIII/42 Oct 20, 1897 p. 664: c. 1-4 COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AND FRENCH LXVIII/42 Oct 20, 1897 p. 665: c. 2-3 MISSIONS AND CHINESE AND JAPANESE MISSIONS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA [H. Cairns, Chairman and J. C. Wilson, Secretary] Woman’s Missionary Society: ANNUAL MEETING LXVIII/44 Nov 10, 1897 p. 706: c. 1-4, p. 707: OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS c. 1 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVIII/44 Nov 10, 1897 p. 709: c. 3-4 128

WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland] LXVIII/44 Nov 10, 1897 p. 720: c. 2 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVIII/45 Nov 17, 1897 p. 725: c. 3-4 Manitoba and the Northwest LXVIII/46 Nov 24, 1897 p. 741: c. 2-4 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: MISSIONARIES LXVIII/48 Dec 1, 1897 p. 755: c. 4 WANTED [E.S. Strachan, Field Cor. Sec.] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: MISSIONARIES LXVIII/49 Dec 8, 1897 p. 771: c. 3 WANTED [E.S. Strachan, Field Cor. Sec.] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: MISSIONARIES LXVIII/50 Dec 15, 1897 p. 787: c. 4 WANTED [E.S. Strachan, Field Cor. Sec.] WANTED IMMEDIATELY [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXVIII/50 Dec 15, 1897 p. 800: c. 2 A Trip Through Kamloops District, B.C. LXIX/2 Jan 12, 1898 p. 18: c. 2-4 Conference. [To Bro. Courtice, from T. Crosby] Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/2 Jan 12, 1898 p. 21: c. 2-4 London Conference LXIX/3 Jan 19, 1898 p. 37: c. 1-3 Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/3 Jan 19, 1898 p. 37: c. 3-4 Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/6 Feb 9, 1898 p. 85: c. 2-4 British Columbia Conference LXIX/14 Apr 6, 1898 p. 213: c. 1 Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/15 Apr 13, 1898 p. 229: c. 1-4 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: NEEDS OF SUPPLY LXIX/17 Apr 27, 1898 p. 259: c. 3-4 COMMITTEE Meeting of the Executive Committee LXIX/18 May 4, 1898 p. 275: c. 4 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXIX/22 Jun 1, 1898 p. 338: c. 3-4 Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/23 Jun 8, 1898 p. 356: c. 1-4, p. 357: c. 1 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE LONDON LXIX/24 Jun 15, 1898 p. 382: c. 1-2 CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURCH, 1898 London Conference LXIX/25 Jun 22, 1898 p. 386: c. 2-4, p. 387: c. 1-3 Manitoba and N.W. Conference: CONFERENCE LXIX/25 Jun 22, 1898 p. 392: c. 1-4, p. 393: PROCEEDINGS OF MONDAY, TUESDAY AND c. 1-2 WEDNESDAY Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/26 Jun 29, 1898 p. 404: c. 3-4, p. 405: c. 1-3 LIST OF STATIONS, MANITOBA AND NORTH- LXIX/26 Jun 29, 1898 p. 413: c. 2-3 WEST CONFERENCE, 1898 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: ANNUAL MEETING LXIX/27 Jul 6, 1898 p. 421: c. 4 OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA BRANCH [Mrs. Ellen Chapman, Branch Cor. Sec.] British Columbia Conference LXIX/28 Jul 13, 1898 p. 437: c. 1 ST. THOMAS DISTRICT [C.T. Scott, Chairman and LXIX/29 Jul 20, 1898 p. 464: c. 3 H. Irvine, Fin. Sec.] Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/31 Aug 3, 1898 p. 484: c. 2-4 WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Muncy Institution] LXIX/31 Aug 3, 1898 p. 496: c. 1 Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/32 Aug 10, 1898 p. 500: c. 2-4 DISTRICT MEETINGS: ST. THOMAS DISTRICT LXIX/33 Aug 17, 1898 p. 516: c. 4, p. 517: [A. H. Going] c. 1 129

Work in British Columbia LXIX/33 Aug 17, 1898 p. 521: c. 1 The Fifth General Conference of the Methodist LXIX/37 Sept 14, 1898 p. 579: c. 1-4, p. 580: Church c. 1-4, p. 581: c. 1-4, p. 584: c.1-4, p. 585: c. 1-4 Missionary Expenditure LXIX/39 Sept 28, 1898 p. 609: c. 2 The Fifth General Conference of the Methodist LXIX/39 Sept 28, 1898 p. 610: c. 3-4, p. 611: Church c. 1-4, p. 612: c. 1-4, p. 613: c. 1-4 WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXIX/41 Oct 12, 1898 p. 656: c. 2 WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXIX/42 Oct 19, 1898 p. 672: c. 2 London Conference LXIX/43 Oct 26, 1898 p. 676: c. 1-2 Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/43 Oct 26, 1898 p. 677: c. 1-3 THE W.M.S. GENERAL BOARD LXIX/44 Nov 2, 1898 p. 690: c. 1-4 Manitoba and the Northwest LXIX/46 Nov 16, 1898 p. 725: c. 1-4 In Memoriam: MOORE- Kate Helen Moore [B.C.F.] LXIX/50 Dec 14, 1898 p. 795: c. 3 British Columbia Conference LXIX/52 Dec 28, 1898 p. 821: c. 2-3 Missionary Crosby LXX/1 Jan 4, 1899 p. 5: c. 3-4 Meeting of Missionary Executive LXX/4 Jan 25, 1899 p. 56: c. 3-4 Wide Sympathy LXX/5 Feb 1, 1899 p. 65: c. 2 Methodism in British Columbia LXX/6 Feb 8, 1899 p. 81: c. 3 St. James’ Fund LXX/7 Feb 15, 1899 p. 97: c. 3 WANTED [The General Secretary] LXX/7 Feb 15, 1899 p. 112: c. 2 Personals LXX/11 Mar 15, 1899 p. 164: c. 1 Manitoba and the Northwest LXX/13 Mar 29, 1899 p. 197: c. 3-4 MISCELLANEOUS. LXX/14 Apr 5, 1899 p. 224: c. 2 MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE OF THE LXX/15 Apr 12, 1899 p. 233: c. 2-3 GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS. W.M.S. EXECUTIVE MEETING [M.B.W., LXX/17 Apr 26, 1899 p. 261: c. 2-3 Secretary, pro. tem.] Manitoba and the Northwest. LXX/19 May 10, 1899 p. 292: c. 3-4 Muncey Indian Institute LXX/19 May 10, 1899 p. 293: c. 4 Manitoba and the Northwest. LXX/20 May 17, 1899 p. 308: c. 4, p. 309: c. 1-3 WANTED [The General Secretary] LXX/20 May 17, 1899 p. 320: c. 3 Manitoba and the Northwest LXX/21 May 24, 1899 p. 325: c. 2-3 Manitoba and the Northwest LXX/23 Jun 7, 1899 p. 357: c. 2-4 London Conference LXX/24 Jun 14, 1899 p. 377: c. 2-3 British Columbia Conference LXX/25 Jun 21, 1899 p. 392: c. 1-4, p. 393: c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: SIMCOE DISTRICT. LXX/25 Jun 21, 1899 p. 393: c. 3 [E.L.S.] LIST OF STATIONS OF THE LONDON LXX/25 Jun 21, 1899 p. 400: c. 1-3 CONFERENCE Manitoba and Northwest Conference LXX/26 Jun 28, 1899 p. 402: c. 3-4, p. 403: c. 1-4, p. 404: c. 1-4, p. 405: c. 1-2 130

THE LITTLE SINGER OF THE FOREST: In Two LXX/26 Jun 28, 1899 p. 407: c. 1-3 Chapters, CHAPTER 1 MISCELLANEOUS LXX/26 Jun 28, 1899 p. 416: c. 1 THE LITTLE SINGER OF THE FOREST: LXX/27 Jul 5, 1899 p. 423: c. 1-3 CHAPTER II [Young Peoples Weekly] Methodist Missions LXX/27 Jul 5, 1899 p. 424: c. 3 STATIONS OF THE MANITOBA AND NORTH- LXX/27 Jul 5, 1899 p. 432: c. 1-3 WEST CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURCH, 1899 Manitoba and the Northwest LXX/28 Jul 12, 1899 p. 436: c. 1-3 British Columbia Conference LXX/28 Jul 12, 1899 p. 436: c. 3-4, p. 437: c. 1 OUR CORRESPONDING EDITORS [Bertha L. LXX/28 Jul 12, 1899 p. 439: c. 3-4 Anderson] Manitoba and the Northwest LXX/29 Jul 19, 1899 p. 452: c. 4, p. 453: c. 1-3 THE ALL PEOPLE’S MISSION [Rev. T. E. Morden] LXX/30 Jul 26, 1899 p. 467: c. 1-3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: INDUSTRIAL LXX/35 Aug 30, 1899 p. 547: c. 3 SCHOOL, BRANDON, Man. Industrial School, Brandon, Man. [Mrs. T. Ferrier, LXX/35 Aug 30, 1899 p. 547: c. 3 Cor. Sec. of Mission Bands, Woman’s Missionary Society Brandon Indian School LXX/35 Aug 30, 1899 p. 551: c. 1-2 BRANDON INDIAN SCHOOL LXX/35 Aug 30, 1899 p. 551: c. 1-3 Manitoba and the Northwest LXX/36 Sept 6, 1899 p. 564: c. 3-4 A Returned Lady Missionary LXX/36 Sept 6, 1899 p. 564: c. 4 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: NA-NA-KWA LXX/37 Sept 13, 1899 p. 586: c. 2-3 MISSION ROOMS RECEIPTS LXX/37 Sept 13, 1899 p. 589: c. 1-2 Manitoba and the Northwest LXX/39 Sept 27, 1899 p. 612: c. 3-4 GENERAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY INCOME AND LXX/41 Oct 11, 1899 p. 645: c. 2-4 EXPENDITURE Manitoba and the Northwest LXX/42 Oct 18, 1899 p. 660: c. 3-4 THE GENERAL MISSION BOARD. LXX/43 Oct 25, 1899 p. 674: c. 1-4, p. 675: c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: ANNUAL MEETING LXX/43 Oct 25, 1899 p. 681: c. 2-3 OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXX/46 Nov 15, 1899 p. 730: c. 2-3 London Conference LXX/50 Dec 13, 1899 p. 788: c. 3-4 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXX/50 Dec 13, 1899 p. 800: c. 2 EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE: The Indian Institute at LXX/52 Dec 27, 1899 p. 828: c. 2 Chilliwack WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXI/2 Jan 10, 1900 p. 32: c. 2 TWENTIETH CENTURY-THANKSGIVING FUND LXXI/5 Jan 31, 1900 p. 65: c. 2-3 [John Potts, General Secretary] Our Indians and the T.C.T.F. LXXI/6 Feb 7, 1900 p. 81: c. 1 Indian Missions in British Columbia [T. Crosby] LXXI/6 Feb 7, 1900 p. 85: c. 1-2 Personals LXXI/6 Feb 7, 1900 p. 85: c. 3-4 131

W.M.S. LXXI/9 Feb 28, 1900 p. 131: c. 2-3 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXI/9 Feb 28, 1900 p. 144: c. 3 School] CHILDREN’S CORRESPONDENCE CIRCLE LXXI/11 Mar 7, 1900 p. 151: c. 1-3 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXI/11 Mar 7, 1900 p. 160: c. 2 School] Manitoba and Northwest LXXI/12 Mar 14, 1900 p. 164: c. 4, p. 165: c. 1-2 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXI/12 Mar 14, 1900 p. 176: c. 2 School] WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXI/13 Mar 21, 1900 p. 192: c. 4 School] Manitoba and Northwest LXXI/14 Mar 28, 1900 p. 196: c. 2-3 McDougall Memorial Church [Alfred Andrews, LXXI/14 Mar 28, 1900 p. 204: c. 2 pastor] WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXI/14 Mar 28, 1900 p. 208: c. 2 School] Manitoba and Northwest LXXI/15 Apr 11, 1900 p. 228: c. 4, p. 229: c. 1-2 WANTED [C.E.Somerset, Principal, Red Deer LXXI/16 Apr 18, 1900 p. 256: c. 4 Industrial School] MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST CONFERENCE LXXI/17 Apr 25, 1900 p. 272: c. 1 Manitoba and Northwest LXXI/19 May 9, 1900 p. 301: c. 2 Personals LXXI/20 May 16, 1900 p. 309: c. 3-4 WANTED [C.E.Somerset, Principal, Red Deer LXXI/20 May 16, 1900 p. 320: c. 3 Industrial School] Manitoba and Northwest LXXI/21 May 23, 1900 p. 324: c. 3-4, p. 325: c. 1 British Columbia Conference LXXI/23 Jun 6, 1900 p. 354: c. 1-4, p. 355: c. 1-2 Personals LXXI/23 Jun 6, 1900 p. 357: c. 4 W.M.S: WANTED [field corresponding secretary, LXXI/23 Jun 6, 1900 p. 362: c. 2-3 Mrs. E. S. Strachan] WANTED [field corresponding secretary, Mrs. E. S. LXXI/24 Jun 13, 1900 p. 378: c. 4 Strachan] Rev. Dr. Sutherland Returns LXXI/25 Jun 20, 1900 p. 385: c. 2 London Conference LXXI/25 Jun 20, 1900 p. 387: c. 1-4, p. 388: c. 1-4 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE LONDON LXXI/25 Jun 20, 1900 p. 397: c. 1-3 CONFERENCE FOR 1900. STATION LIST OF MANITOBA AND NORTH- LXXI/27 Jul 4, 1900 p. 432: c. 1-3 WEST CONFERENCE FOR 1900 W.M.S: British Columbia Branch [C.E. Dolsen, Cor. LXXI/28 Jul 11, 1900 p. 442: c. 1-2 Sec.] INDIA FAMINE FUND LXXI/28 Jul 11, 1900 p. 447: c. 2 W.M.S.: To Supply Committee LXXI/32 Aug 8, 1900 p. 505: c. 3 British Columbia Conference LXXI/37 Sept 12, 1900 p. 580: c. 3 132

MISCELLANEOUS LXXI/37 Sept 12, 1900 p. 592: c. 3 W.M.S.: Welcome Home LXXI/38 Sept 19, 1900 p. 595: c. 3 GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXXI/42 Oct 17, 1900 p. 659: c. 1-4. p. 660: c. 1 Manitoba and Northwest LXXI/43 Oct 24, 1900 p. 676: c. 4, p. 677: c. 1 British Columbia Conference [A.E.R.] LXXI/43 Oct 24, 1900 p. 677: c. 1-3 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: BOARD OF LXXI/44 Oct 31, 1900 p. 690: c. 1-4, p. 691: MANAGERS c. 1 W.M.S. LXXI/47 Nov 21, 1900 p. 738: c. 3-4 British Columbia Conference [A.E.R.] LXXI/47 Nov 21, 1900 p. 741: c. 3-4 Manitoba and Northwest LXXI/48 Nov 28, 1900 p. 757: c. 1-3 Domestic Missions LXXI/49 Dec 5, 1900 p. 769: c. 2-3 WANTED, A COMPETENT FARMER [W.W. LXXI/49 Dec 5, 1900 p. 784: c. 1 Shepherd] REV S. D. GAUDIN LXXI/50 Dec 12, 1900 p. 789: c. 2-3 Manitoba and Northwest LXXI/52 Dec 26, 1900 p. 820: c. 4, p. 821: c. 1-2 British Columbia Conference LXXI/52 Dec 26, 1900 p. 821: c. 2 METHODISM IN MANITOBA AND THE LXXII/1 Jan 2, 1901 p.4: c.1-2 NORTHWEST Manitoba and Northwest LXXII/1 Jan 2, 1901 p. 5: c. 1-3 W.M.S. [Priscilla Jones, Recording Secretary] LXXII/3 Jan 16, 1901 p. 35: c. 4 W.M.S.: An Indian Marriage [E.E. Long] LXXII/4 Jan 23, 1901 p. 50: c. 1-3 W.M.S.: The First W.M.S. in Canada LXXII/5 Jan 30, 1901 p. 66: c. 2-3 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY LXXII/5 Jan 30, 1901 p. 73: c. 2-3 EXECUTIVE Woman’s Missionary Society [M.B. Willmott, LXXII/5 Jan 30, 1901 p. 75: c. 3-4 Recording Secretary] FOURTH REPORT WATCH-NIGHT LXXII/5 Jan 30, 1901 p. 80: c. 3 COLLECTIONS FOR T.C.T. FUND. [John Potts, Victoria College] Letter from an Indian Boy, Simon Ellis LXXII/6 Feb 6, 1901 p.82: c.3 Personals LXXII/7 Feb 13, 1901 p. 101: c. 3-4 In Memoriam: BEAVIS [F. Johnson] LXXII/7 Feb 13, 1901 p. 107: c. 1-3 W.M.S.: Christmas Day at Kitamaat, B.C. LXXII/8 Feb 20, 1901 p. 114: c. 1-3 [A.Jackson] British Columbia Conference [A.E.R.] LXXII/11 Mar 13, 1901 p.164: c.3-4 British Columbia Conference [A.E.R.] LXXII/12 Mar 20, 1901 p. 181: c. 3-4 WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland] LXXII/13 Mar 27, 1901 p. 208: c. 2 Church News: Manitoba and Northwest LXXII/14 Apr 3, 1901 p.212: c.3-4, p. 213: c. 1 WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Principal, Mount Elgin LXXII/14 Apr 3, 1901 p. 224: c. 1 Institute] WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland] LXXII/14 Apr 3, 1901 p. 224: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Society LXXII/15 Apr 10, 1901 p. 227: c. 3-4 Personals LXXII/16 Apr 17, 1901 p. 245: c. 4 133

MARRIAGES LXXII/16 Apr 17, 1901 p. 252: c. 3 THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LXXII/17 Apr 24, 1901 p. 261: c. 3 GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS Woman’s Missionary Society: The Work in the LXXII/18 May 1, 1901 p. 275: c. 3-4 Fields [M.B. Willmott, Recording Secretary] Manitoba and Northwest [D.H. Lent, Missionary] LXXII/18 May 1, 1901 p. 276: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Society LXXII/19 May 8, 1901 p. 291: c. 3-4 WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland] LXXII/21 May 22, 1901 p. 336: c. 3 Brandon Industrial Institute [J.M.] LXXII/22 May 29, 1901 p.337: c.3-4 WESTERN LIFE: Indian Industrial Institutes [Rev. LXXII/22 May 29, 1901 p.340: c.1-3 Thompson Ferrier] STATIONS OF LONDON CONFERENCE FOR LXXII/25 Jun 19, 1901 p. 396: c. 3-5 1901 Personals LXXII/26 Jun 26, 1901 p. 404: c. 2-3 STATIONS OF MANITOBA AND N.W. LXXII/26 Jun 26, 1901 p. 413: c. 1-4 CONFERENCE FOR 1901 MISCELLANEOUS LXXII/27 Jul 3, 1901 p. 432: c. 1 Presidents of the Annual Conferences LXXII/28 Jul 10, 1901 p. 434: c. 4, 435: c. 1-4 WANTED, AT MT. ELGIN INSTITUTE, MUNCEY LXXII/28 Jul 10, 1901 p. 448: c. 1 [W.W. Shepherd, Principal] British Columbia Conference LXXII/29 Jul 17, 1901 p. 452: c. 4, p. 453: c. 1 WANTED, AT MT. ELGIN INSTITUTE, MUNCEY LXXII/31 Jul 31, 1901 p. 496: c. 2 [W.W. Shepherd, Principal] WANTED, AT MT. ELGIN INSTITUTE, MUNCEY LXXII/32 Aug 7, 1901 p. 512: c. 1 [W.W. Shepherd, Principal] WANTED, AT MT. ELGIN INSTITUTE, MUNCEY LXXII/33 Aug 14, 1901 p. 528: c. 1 [W.W. Shepherd, Principal] MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST LXXII/35 Aug 28, 1901 p. 548: c. 1-4, p. 549: c. 1 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE [A.E.R.] LXXII/35 Aug 28, 1901 p. 549: c. 1-2 Personals LXXII/34 Sept 4, 1901 p.565: c.3 WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland] LXXII/36 Sept 18, 1901 p. 608: c. 1 MISCELLANEOUS LXXII/37 Sept 25, 1901 p. 624: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Society LXXII/45 Nov 6, 1901 p. 707: c. 1-4 LONDON CONFERENCE LXXII/47 Nov 20, 1901 p. 740: c. 3-4 MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST LXXIII/3 Jan 15, 1902 p.37: c.1-4 Personals LXXIII/3 Jan 15, 1902 p. 41: c. 2-3 STANSTEAD AND WATERLOO LXXIII/3 Jan 15, 1902 p. 41: c. 3-4 REPRESENTATIVE [To Editor of Christian Guardian, from W. Henderson] BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE [A.E.R.] LXXIII/4 Jan 22, 1902 p. 61: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Society: Executive Committee LXXIII/5 Jan 29, 1902 p. 67: c. 1-4 [M.B.W. Rec. Sec] True Pen Pictures From the Norway House LXXIII/6 Feb 5, 1902 p. 87: c. 1-2 Boarding School [C.A. Yeomans] 134

MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: The McDougall LXXIII/8 Feb 19, 1902 p. 117: c. 4, p. 121: Orphanage and Training School c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Society: Christmas and New LXXIII/9 Feb 26, 1902 p. 131: c. 3-4 Year’s at Morley [Joseph Rabbit] MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: Brandon District LXXIII/9 Feb 26, 1902 p. 133: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Society: Work for Dorcas LXXIII/10 Mar 5, 1902 p. 147: c. 4 MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: The Red Deer LXXIII/10 Mar 5, 1902 p.148: c.4 Industrial School British Columbia Conference [A.E.R.] LXXIII/12 Mar 19, 1902 p. 181: c. 1-2 WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin Industrial LXXIII/15 Apr 9, 1902 p. 240: c. 3 Institute] WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin Industrial LXXIII/16 Apr 16, 1902 p. 256: c. 3 Institute] WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Mount Elgin Industrial LXXIII/17 Apr 23, 1902 p. 272: c. 4 Institute] MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: Moosomin District LXXIII/18 Apr 30, 1902 p. 276: c. 4 In Memoriam: GERMAN [A.R.R.] LXXIII/18 Apr 30, 1902 p. 283: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Society: CONCERNING THE LXXIII/21 May 21, 1902 p. 323: c. 1-4 DEACONESS MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: Church News LXXIII/21 May 21, 1902 p. 324: c. 3-4 LIST OF STATIONS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA LXXIII/23 Jun 4, 1902 p. 368: c. 2-3 CONFERENCE FOR 1902 WANTED IMMEDIATELY [C.E. Somerset, Red LXXIII/25 Jun 18, 1902 p. 400: c. 3 Deer Industrial School] Woman’s Missionary Society: Woodstock District LXXIII/27 Jul 2, 1902 p. 419: c. 2-4 Convention [E. Miller, Secretary] List of Stations of Manitoba and North-west LXXIII/28 Jul 9, 1902 p. 444: c. 2-3 Conference, 1902 MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: Hope for the LXXIII/29 Jul 16, 1902 p. 452: c. 2 Indian MISCELLANEOUS LXXIII/31 Jul 30, 1902 p. 493: c. 3 MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: Epworth League LXXIII/32 Aug 6, 1902 p. 500: c. 1-4 Institute of Southern Manitoba Woman’s Missionary Society: To and Fro [E.S.S.] LXXIII/33 Aug 13, 1902 p. 515: c. 1-3 On Behalf of the Indians [J.A. Lousley] LXXIII/34 Aug 20, 1902 p.537: c.2 WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIII/34 Aug 20, 1902 p. 544: c. 3 WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIII/35 Aug 27, 1902 p. 560: c. 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE [A.E.R.] LXXIII/36 Sept 3, 1902 p. 564: c. 4, p. 565: c. 1 Through Canada’s Promised Land Thoughts on a LXXIII/37 Sept10, 1902 p. 578: c. 1-4, p. 579: Trip from Queen City to Vancouver [Grant Balfour] c. 1-3 THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXXIII/40 Oct 1, 1902 p. 625: c. 3-4, p. 628: c. 1-2 MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST LXXIII/41 Oct 8, 1902 p. 644: c. 3-4, p. 645: c. 1-3 MANITOBA AND NORTH-WEST: On Lake LXXIII/44 Oct 29, 1902 p. 692: c. 3-4 Winnipeg 135

CIRCULAR LETTER [To the Ministers, Officials, LXXIII/45 Nov 5, 1902 p. 706: c. 1-3 Members and Friends of the Methodist Church from A. Carman, General Superintendent and A. Sutherland, General Secretary] MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST: The Beckoning LXXIII/45 Nov 5, 1902 p. 708: c. 2-4, p. 709: of the West c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Society: Board of Managers LXXIII/47 Nov 19, 1902 p. 738: c. 1-3 [S.D. Phillips, Recording Secretary] THE MISSION BOARD EXECUTIVE LXXIII/48 Nov 26, 1902 p. 757: c. 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE [A.E.R.] LXXIII/49 Dec 3, 1902 p. 772: c. 3-4 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIII/50 Dec 10, 1902 p. 800: c . 1 Woman’s Missionary Society: On the Way to Japan LXXIII/52 Dec 24, 1902 p. 819: c. 3-4 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIV/3 Jan 21, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Principal, Industrial LXXIV/3 Jan 21, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 Institution] WANTED [W.W. Shepherd, Principal, Industrial LXXIV/4 Jan 28, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 Institution] WANTED IMMEDIATELY [Rev. Dr. Sutherland] LXXIV/4 Jan 28, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 SETTLERS’ SUCCESS IN THE NORTH-WEST: LXXIV/6 Feb 11, 1903 p. 7: c. 1-2 An Interview with the Rev. John McDougall Woman’s Missionary Society: Report of Executive LXXIV/7 Feb 18, 1903 p. 14: c. 2 [S. Phillips, Sec.] WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIV/8 Feb 25, 1903 p. 29: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIV/9 Mar 4, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 Personals LXXIV/10 Mar 11, 1903 p. 25: c. 1 WANTED [John W. Niddrie, Indian Industrial LXXIV/10 Mar 11, 1903 p. 32: c. 2 School, Morley, Principal] Deaths: WEBSTER LXXIV/10 Mar 11, 1903 p. 32: c.3 Montreal Conference LXXIV/11 Mar 18, 1903 p. 19: c. 2 Our Dead: GRIFFIN LXXIV/11 Mar 18, 1903 p. 23: c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Society: Among the LXXIV/16 Apr 22, 1903 p. 14: c. 1-2 Auxiliaries [Mrs. D. J. McKillop] Deaths LXXIV/17 Apr 29, 1903 p. 29: c. 3 St. James’ Fund LXXIV/18 May 6, 1903 p. 20: c. 2-3 Personals LXXIV/19 May 13, 1903 p. 20: c. 2 McDougall Orphanage and Industrial School LXXIV/19 May 13, 1903 p. 27: c. 1-2 Report of the Executive of the Board of managers LXXIV/21 May 27, 1903 p. 30: c. 2 of the W.M.S. Missionary Executive LXXIV/22 Jun 3, 1903 p. 6: c. 1-2 British Columbia Conference Station List for 1903 LXXIV/22 Jun 3, 1903 p. 31: c. 1-3 Woman’s Missionary Society: Hamilton Branch LXXIV/26 Jul 1, 1903 p. 15: c. 1-2 [Lillian Smith, Secretary] Stations of Manitoba and North-West Conference LXXIV/26 Jul 1, 1903 p. 26: c. 2-3, p. 27: c. for 1903-4 1-3 List of Stations of London Conference for 1903 LXXIV/26 Jul 1, 1903 p. 30: c. 2-3, p. 31: c. 1 Personals LXXIV/27 Jul 8, 1903 p. 19: c. 2 136

WANTED [Rev. J. A. Lousley, Indian Industrial LXXIV/29 Jul 22, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 Institute, Norway House] Manitoba and North-West Conference: LXXIV/30 Jul 29, 1903 p. 17: c. 1-3, p. 18: c. Encouragement to Missionary Workers [M. Ing, 1 Methodist Missionary] WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIV/30 Jul 29, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. J. A. Lousley, Indian Industrial LXXIV/30 Jul 29, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 Institute, Norway House] WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXIV/30 Jul 29, 1903 p. 32: c. 3 School] WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIV/31 Aug 5, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 WANTED [T.Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXIV/31 Aug 5, 1903 p. 32: c. 2 School] WANTED [T.Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXIV/32 Aug 12, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 School] Our Dead: WEBSTER LXXIV/33 Aug 19, 1903 p. 23: c. 1 WANTED [T.Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXIV/33 Aug 19, 1903 p. 29: c. 3 School] Personals LXXIV/34 Aug 26, 1903 p. 21: c. 2 Our Dead: REV W.W. SHEPHERD LXXIV/38 Sept 23, 1903 p. 22: c. 1 Personals: Rev. James A. McLachlan LXXIV/40 Oct 7, 1903 p. 25: c. 1-2 An Acknowledgment [John W. Niddrie, Principal, LXXIV/40 Oct 7, 1903 p. 25: c. 2 McDougall Orphanage] THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXXIV/41 Oct 14, 1903 p. 6: c. 1-2, p. 7: c. 1- 2, p. 8: c. 1 WANTED [T.Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXIV/42 Oct 21, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 School] TABLE TALK LXXIV/43 Oct 28, 1903 p. 7: c. 1 MEN WANTED FOR INDIAN MISSIONS [A. LXXIV/43 Oct 28, 1903 p. 10: c. 2 Sutherland] WANTED [T.Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXIV/43 Oct 28, 1903 p. 32: c. 3 School] Woman’s Missionary Society: The Indian Work LXXIV/44 Nov 4, 1903 p. 14: c. 2 WANTED [T.Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXIV/44 Nov 4, 1903 p. 32: c. 2 School] Woman’s Missionary Society: Annual Meeting of LXXIV/45 Nov 11, 1903 p. 13: c. 1-2, p. 14: c. the Board of Managers of the W.M.S. 1, p. 24: c. 1-2 Personals LXXIV/45 Nov 11, 1903 p. 20: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Coqualeetza Indian LXXIV/46 Nov 18, 1903 p. 40: c. 3 Institute] Manitoba and North-West Conference: Red Deer LXXIV/49 Dec 9, 1903 p. 18: c. 2, p, 19: c. Industrial School 2. Manitoba and North-West Conference [Henry LXXIV/50 Dec 16, 1903 p. 22: c. 2, p. 23: c. 2 Lewis] Missionary Wedding at Port Simpson, B.C. LXXIV/50 Dec 16, 1903 p. 30: c. 2 WANTED [John W. Niddrie, Principal Industrial LXXIV/50 Dec 16, 1903 p. 32: c. 1 School] 137

Woman’s Missionary Society: Report of the LXXIV/52 Dec 30, 1903 p. 14: c. 2 Coqualeetza Institute [Maggie Smith] Woman’s Missionary Society: Annual Report of LXXV/2 Jan 13, 1904 p. 14: c. 1 Crosby Girls’ Home, Port Simpson, B.C. [Hannah M. Paul] TO NELSON HOUSE AND BACK [Rev. John LXXV/4 Jan 27, 1904 p. 9: c. 1-2, p. 10: c. McDougall] 1 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Coqualeetza] LXXV/6 Feb 10, 1904 p. 32: c. 3 OUR FIRST SENIOR GENERAL LXXV/6 Feb 10, 1904 p. 6: c. 1-2 SUPERINTENDENT Woman’s Missionary Society: Board of Managers LXXV/7 Feb 17, 1904 p. 13: c. 2 [Mabel Earle] WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Coqualeetza Indian LXXV/7 Feb 17, 1904 p. 32: c. 3 Institute] WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Coqualeetza Indian LXXV/8 Feb 24, 1904 p. 32: c. 2 Institute] Woman’s Missionary Society LXXV/10 Mar 9, 1904 p. 13: c. 2 THE PORT SIMPSON BOYS’ HOME [B.C. LXXV/11 Mar 16, 1904 p. 10: c. 2, p. 11: c. 1 Freeman] WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXV/13 Mar 30, 1904 p. 21: c. 3 School] WANTED [John W. Niddrie, McDougall Orphanage] LXXV/13 Mar 30, 1904 p. 21: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] LXXV/14 Apr 6, 1904 p. 32: c. 3 WANTED [John W. Niddrie, McDougall Orphanage] LXXV/14 Apr 6, 1904 p. 32: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Society: Indian Work LXXV/15 Apr 13, 1904 p. 15: c. 2 LONDON CONFERENCE [S.J. Allin] LXXV/24 Jun 15, 1904 p. 11: c. 2, p. 12: c. 2, p. 28: c. 1-2, p. 29: c. 2 Stations of British Columbia Conference, 1904 LXXV/25 Jun 15, 1904 p. 30: c. 3, p. 31: c. 1 List of Stations of Toronto Conference for 1904 LXXV/25 Jun 22, 1904 p. 28: c. 1-3 List of Stations of the London Conference for 1904 LXXV/25 Jun 22, 1904 p. 30: c. 3, p. 31: c. 1-2 List of Stations for Alberta Conference for 1904 LXXV/26 Jun 29, 1904 p. 19: c. 1-2 WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Indian Boarding LXXV/26 Jun 29, 1904 p. 32: c. 2 School, Norway House] PERSONALS LXXV/32 Aug 10, 1904 p. 21: c. 1 WANTED [McDougall Orphanage, Rev. Dr. LXXV/34 Aug 24, 1904 p. 32: c. 3 Sutherland] WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland, McDougall LXXV/35 Aug 31, 1904 p. 32: c. 3 Orphanage] WANTED [T.T. George, Principal, Mt. Elgin LXXV/35 Aug 31, 1904 p. 32: c. 3 Industrial Institute] WANTED [Rev. Dr. Sutherland, McDougall LXXV/36 Sept 7, 1904 p. 29: c. 2 Orphanage] WANTED [T.T. George, Principal, Mount Elgin LXXV/37 Sept 14, 1904 p. 32: c. 1 Industrial Institute] 138

THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXXV/41 Oct 12, 1904 p. 6: c. 1-3, p. 8: c. 1- 2 MISSIONARY SOCIETY FINANCES LXXV/42 Oct 19, 1904 p. 6: c. 1-2 Alberta Conference: Indian Missions LXXV/42 Oct 19, 1904 p. 18: c. 1-2 Montreal Branch, W.M.S. LXXV/42 Oct 19, 1904 p. 30: c. 1-2 EPWORTH LEAGUE BIBLE STUDY: Missionary LXXV/44 Nov 2, 1904 p. 26: c. 2, p. 27: c. Institutions 2-3 WANTED [T.T. George, Principal, Mount Elgin LXXV/46 Nov 16, 1904 p. 25: c. 3 Industrial Institute] EPWORTH LEAGUE BIBLE STUDY: Nov. 27: “Our LXXV/46 Nov 16, 1904 p. 27: c. 2-3 Missionary Society: How it is Organized, and How it Works” MORAL REFORM NOTES By the General LXXV/52 Dec 28, 1904 p. 8: c. 2, p. 9: c. 1-2 Secretary [S.D. Chown] ASSINIBOIA CONFERENCE [Henry Lewis] LXXVI/1 Jan 4, 1905 p. 17: c. 1-2 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] LXXVI/2 Jan 11, 1905 p. 32: c. 3 Proceedings of the Board LXXVI/3 Jan 18, 1905 p. 18: c. 1-3 to page 48: c. 1-3 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE [A.E.R.] LXXVI/3 Jan 18, 1905 p. 49: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] LXXVI/3 Jan 18, 1905 p. 61: c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Society LXXVI/4 Jan 25, 1905 p. 15: c. 1 MANITOBA CONFERENCE LXXVI/4 Jan 25, 1905 p. 30: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] LXXVI/4 Jan 25, 1905 p. 32: c. 3 Woman’s Missionary Society: Notes [Margaret LXXVI/11 Mar 15, 1905 p. 15: c. 1 Lapum] Personals LXXVI/12 Mar 22, 1905 p. 20: c. 1-2 WANTED [Coqualeetza Indian Institute, Rev. LXXVI/39 May 10, 1905 p. 25: c. 3 Joseph Hall, Principal] 40 ALBERTA CONFERENCE [John W. Niddrie] LXXVI/39 Jun 14, 1905 p. 16: c. 1-2 45 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE ALBERTA LXXVI/39 Jun 14, 1905 p. 28: c. 1-3 CONFERENCE, 1905-6 45 STATION LIST OF BRITISH COLUMBIA LXXVI/39 Jun 14, 1905 p. 28: c. 3, p. 29: c. CONFERENCE, 1905-6 45 1-2 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE LONDON LXXVI/39 Jun 21, 1905 p. 28: c. 1-3, p. 29: c. CONFERENCE, 1905-6 46 1 Woman’s Missionary Society LXXVI/39 Jun 28, 1905 p. 15: c. 1 47 LIST OF STATIONS FOR MANITOBA LXXVI/39 Jun 28, 1905 p. 28: c. 3, p. 29: c. CONFERENCE, 1905-6 47 1-2 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE TORONTO LXXVI/39 Jun 28, 1905 p. 30: c. 1-3, p. 31: c. CONFERENCE, 1905-6 47 1 CHENTU METHODIST COLLEGE FUND LXXVI/39 Jul 5, 1905 p. 13: c. 2 48 WANTED [Rev. A. J. Lousley, Norway House LXXVI/39 Jul 12, 1905 p. 32: c. 2 Boarding School] 49 139

WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] LXXVI/39 Jul 12, 1905 p. 32: c. 2 49 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Industrial School LXXVI/39 Jul 12, 1905 p. 32: c. 2 Brandon, or Rev. A. J. Lousley, Principal, Norway 49 House Indian Boarding School] WANTED [Rev. A. J. Lousley, Norway House LXXVI/39 Jul 19, 1905 p. 32: c. 3 Boarding School] 40 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] LXXVI/39 Jul 19, 1905 p. 32: c. 3 40 Personals LXXVI/39 Jul 26, 1905 p. 20: c. 1-2 51 WANTED [Rev. A. J. Lousley, Norway House LXXVI/39 Jul 26, 1905 p. 32: c. 2 Boarding School] 51 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] LXXVI/39 Jul 26, 1905 p. 32: c. 3 51 Our Dead: REV. ABEL STAFFORD EDWARDS LXXVI/39 Aug 2, 1905 p. 22: c. 1-3 [F.W.E.] 52 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] LXXVI/39 Aug 2, 1905 p. 32: c. 2 52 The Mission Executive LXXVI/39 Aug 30, 1905 p. 5: c. 2 56 CONTRIBUTED: INDIAN MISSIONS IN BRITISH LXXVI/39 Sept 6, 1905 p. 8: c. 1-2, p. 9: c. 1 COLUMBIA: Impressions of a Visitor [W.B.D.] 57 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Sept 6, 1905 p. 32: c. 3 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 57 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Sept 13, 1905 p. 32: c. 2 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 58 ASSINIBOIA CONFERENCE LXXVI/39 Sept 20, 1905 p. 16: c. 2, p. 17: c. 59 1-2 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Sept 20, 1905 p. 32: c. 2 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 59 Missionary Income and Expenditure LXXVI/39 Oct 4, 1905 p. 4: c. 1-2 61 Mission Work on the Indian Field LXXVI/39 Oct 4, 1905 p. 8: c. 1-2, p. 9: c. 1- 61 2 Mission Work in Japan LXXVI/39 Oct 4, 1905 p. 9: c. 1-2, p. 10: c. 61 1-2 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Oct 4, 1905 p. 32: c. 3 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 61 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Oct 11, 1905 p. 32: c. 3 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 62 The General Board of Missions LXXVI/39 Oct 18, 1905 p. 7: c. 1-2, p. 8: c. 1- 63 2, p. 9: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Society LXXVI/39 Oct 25, 1905 p. 14: c. 1-3, p. 15: c. 64 1 WANTED [Boys’ Boarding School, Rev. Dr. LXXVI/39 Oct 25, 1905 p. 32: c. 2 Whittington, Principal] 64 140

WANTED [Boys’ Boarding School, Rev. Dr. LXXVI/39 Nov 1, 1905 p. 29: c. 2 Whittington, Principal] 65 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Nov 1, 1905 p. 29: c. 3 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 65 Woman’s Missionary Society [Annie Enbank, Cor. LXXVI/39 Nov 8, 1905 p. 15: c. 1 Sec.] 66 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Nov 8, 1905 p. 29: c. 1 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 66 WANTED [T.T. George, Principal, Mount Elgin LXXVI/39 Nov 8, 1905 p. 29: c. 1 Industrial Institute] 66 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Nov 15, 1905 p. 37: c. 1 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 67 WANTED [T.T. George, Principal, Mount Elgin LXXVI/39 Nov 15, 1905 p. 37: c. 1 Industrial Institute] 67 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Nov 22, 1905 p. 29: c. 1 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 68 WANTED [T.T. George, Principal, Mount Elgin LXXVI/39 Nov 22, 1905 p. 29: c. 1 Industrial Institute] 68 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Nov 29, 1905 p. 37: c. 1 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 69 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Dec 6, 1905 p. 32: c. 1 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 70 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Dec 13, 1905 p. 24: c. 1 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 71 WANTED [Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal, LXXVI/39 Dec 20, 1905 p.32: c. 2 Coqualeetza Indian Institute] 72 WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, McDougall LXXVII/39 Jan 17, 1906 p. 29: c. 1 Indian Boarding School] 76 WANTED [Miss S. Sprote, Coqualeetza Industrial LXXVII/39 Jan 24, 1906 p. 32: c. 2 Institite] 77 THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXXVII/39 Feb 7, 1906 p. 17: c. 1-3 to p. 48: 79 c. 1-3 OUR DEAD: STONE LXXVII/39 Feb 7, 1906 p. 54: c. 1-2 79 Their Silver Anniversary LXXVII/39 Feb 14, 1906 p. 3: c. 3 80 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXVII/39 Feb 14, 1906 p. 32: c. 2 Institute] 80 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXVII/39 Feb 21, 1906 p. 32: c. 2 Institute] 81 WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, McDougall LXXVII/39 Feb 28, 1906 p. 32: c. 2 Orphanage] 82 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXVII/39 Feb 28, 1906 p. 32: c. 3 Institute] 82 MANITOBA CONFERENCE LXXVII/39 Mar 7, 1906 p. 16: c. 1 83 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXVII/39 Mar 7, 1906 p. 29: c. 1 Indian Institute] 83 141

WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, McDougall LXXVII/39 Mar 7, 1906 p. 29: c. 2 Orphanage] 83 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Principal, Brandon Industrial LXXVII/39 Mar 7, 1906 p. 29: c. 3 Institute] 83 FAITHFUL SERVICE APPRECIATED LXXVII/39 Mar 7, 1906 p. 30: c. 3 83 ASSINIBOIA CONFERENCE [J.W. Dickinson] LXXVII/39 Mar 14, 1906 p. 16: c. 2, p. 17: c. 84 1-2 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXVII/39 Mar 14, 1906 p. 32: c. 2 Indian Institute] 84 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE [A.E.R.] LXXVII/39 Mar 21, 1906 p. 16: c. 1 85 NEEPAWA DISTRICT CONVENTION LXXVII/39 Mar 21, 1906 p. 30: c. 1 85 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Norway House Indian LXXVII/39 Apr 25, 1906 p. 31: c. 2 Boarding School] 90 Recent Deaths [T. Scott] LXXVII/39 May 9, 1906 p. 19: c. 3, p. 20: c. 1 92 WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, McDougall LXXVII/39 May 9, 1906 p. 29: c. 2 Orphanage] 92 WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, McDougall LXXVII/39 May 16, 1906 p. 32: c. 2 Orphanage] 93 WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, McDougall LXXVII/39 May 23, 1906 p. 32: c. 2 Orphanage] 94 WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, McDougall LXXVII/39 May 30, 1906 p. 32: c. 2 Orphanage] 95 Woman’s Missionary Society LXXVII/39 Jun 6, 1906 p. 15: c. 1-2 96 WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, McDougall LXXVII/39 Jun 6, 1906 p. 32: c. 2 Orphanage] 96 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE LONDON LXXVII/39 Jun 13, 1906 p. 30: c. 1-3, p. 31: c. CONFERENCE, 1906-07 97 1-2 ASSINIBOIA CONFERENCE LXXVII/39 Jun 20, 1906 p. 13: c. 1-2, p. 24: c. 98 1-3, p. 25: c. 1-3 WORK AMONG THE CREES IN THE NORTH- LXXVII/39 Jun 20, 1906 p. 17: c. 2-3, p. 18: c. WEST [H.M.G., Supply Missionary] 98 2 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE TORONTO LXXVII/39 Jun 27, 1906 p. 28: c. 1-3, p. 29: c. CONFERENCE 1906-07 99 1-3 Woman’s Missionary Society: Home for Indian LXXVII/40 Jul 4, 1906 p. 15: c. 1 Girls, Kitamaat, B.C. 00 LIST OF STATIONS OF ALBERTA LXXVII/40 Jul 4, 1906 p. 28: c. 1-3, p. 29: c. CONFERENCE, 1906-7 00 1 Woman’s Missionary Society: The Kitamaat Mite LXXVII/40 Jul 18, 1906 p. 15: c. 2 Box [M.H. Tennant, Cor. Sec.] 02 Woman’s Missionary Society: The Kitamaat Fund LXXVII/40 Aug 22, 1906 p. 15: c. 1 [M.A. Dolmage, President] 07 MISSIONARY INCOME AND EXPENDITURE LXXVII/40 Sept 5, 1906 p. 8: c. 1 09 142

Personals LXXVII/40 Sept 5, 1906 p. 20: c. 1-2 09 Woman’s Missionary Society: Notes LXXVII/40 Sept 19, 1906 p. 15: c. 1 11 ASSINIBOIA CONFERENCE LXXVII/40 Sept 26, 1906 p. 20: c. 1-2 12 Meeting of the General Board of Missions LXXVII/40 Oct 10, 1906 p. 8: c. 1-2, p. 16: c. 14 1-2 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE [A.E.R.] LXXVII/40 Oct 31, 1906 p. 16: c. 1 17 OBITUARY: LYNCH [A.B.O.] LXXVII/40 Nov 7, 1906 p. 30: c. 1-2 18 A VETERAN INDIAN MISSIONARY LXXVII/40 Nov 14, 1906 p. 6: c. 3, p. 7: c. 1 19 Woman’s Missionary Society: Annual Meeting of LXXVII/40 Nov 14, 1906 p. 15: c. 1 the Board of Managers 19 ALBERTA CONFERENCE LXXVII/40 Nov 14, 1906 p. 16: c. 2-3 19 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: Topic for November 25: LXXVII/40 Nov 14, 1906 p. 33: c. 2-3 Missions Amon[g] the Indians 19 Woman’s Missionary Society LXXVII/40 Nov 21, 1906 p. 17: c. 1 20 THE MISSION EXECUTIVE LXXVII/40 Nov 21, 1906 p. 22: c. 2-3, p. 23: c. 20 2 Woman’s Missionary Society: W.M.S. Convention LXXVII/40 Nov 28, 1906 p. 15: c. 1 21 AMONG THE MAGAZINES LXXVII/40 Dec 5, 1906 p. 27: c. 1-3 22 ITEMS OF INTEREST LXXVII/40 Dec 19, 1906 p. 16: c. 1-3 24 WANTED [J.A. Lousley, Norway House Indian LXXVIII/1 Jan 2, 1907 p. 32: c. 1 Boarding School] WANTED [J.A. Lousley, Norway House Indian LXXVIII/2 Jan 9, 1907 p. 29: c. 1 Boarding School] THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: Topic for January 27: LXXVIII/3 Jan 16, 1907 p. 29: c. 1-2 The Methodist Missionary Society-Constitution and Policy Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXXVIII/4 Jan 23, 1907 p. 15: c. 1 A MISSIONARY TRIP AROUND THE WORLD LXXVIII/5 Jan 30, 1907 p. 30: c. 1-3 FOR THE JUNIORS THE SUPERANNUATED FUND LXXVIII/6 Feb 6, 1907 p. 8: c. 2, p. 9: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Our Indian Missions LXXVIII/6 Feb 6, 1907 p. 15: c. 1 [R.W. Large] Recent Deaths LXXVIII/6 Feb 6, 1907 p. 22: c. 1-2 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: Topic for February 24: LXXVIII/7 Feb 13, 1907 p. 29: c. 1-2 Our Missionary Work for the Indians of Canada Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Indian Missions LXXVIII/8 Feb 20, 1907 p. 15: c. 1 143

Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Indian Missions LXXVIII/9 Feb 27, 1907 p. 15: c. 1 AN AFFECTIONATE TRIBUTE [John McDougall] LXXVIII/9 Feb 27, 1907 p. 25: c. 1-2 WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, Indian Boarding LXXVIII/9 Feb 27, 1907 p. 32: c. 1 School] Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Re the Matter of Coats LXXVIII/1 Mar 6, 1907 p. 15: c. 1 0 HELP WANTED [J.A. Lousley, Norway House LXXVIII/1 Mar 6, 1907 p. 32: c. 1 Boarding School] 0 WANTED [C.B. Oakley, Principal, Indian Boarding LXXVIII/1 Mar 6, 1907 p. 32: c. 2 School at Morley] 0 WANTED [Coqualeetza Industrial School, R. H. LXXVIII/1 Mar 13, 1907 p. 30: c. 3 Cairns, Principal] 1 WANTED [Coqualeetza Industrial School, R. H. LXXVIII/1 Mar 27, 1907 p. 32: c. 3 Cairns, Principal] 3 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Notes LXXVIII/1 Apr 3, 1907 p. 17: c. 1 4 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev T. Ferrier] LXXVIII/1 Apr 3, 1907 p. 33: c. 2 4 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXVIII/1 Apr 3, 1907 p. 33: c. 2 Industrial School] 4 INDIAN TEACHER WANTED LXXVIII/1 Apr 10, 1907 p. 32: c. 3 5 MINISTER’S ADDRESS LXXVIII/1 Apr 17, 1907 p. 22: c. 2 6 MUNCEY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL [JOHN LXXVIII/1 Apr 17, 1907 p. 29: c. 1-3 NELSON] 6 MISSIONARY SUPPLY LXXVIII/1 May 8, 1907 p. 25: c. 1-2 9 MINISTER’S ADDRESS LXXVIII/1 May 8, 1907 p. 26: c. 2 9 PUBLIC SCHOOLS ON RESERVES [C.B. Oakley, LXXVIII/2 May 29, 1907 p. 24: c. 1-2 McDougall Orphanage] 2 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE LONDON LXXVIII/2 Jun 19, 1907 p. 24: c. 1-3, p. 25: c. CONFERENCE, 1907 5 1-2, p. 26: c. 1-2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Kitamaat [S. Phillips, LXXVIII/2 Jun 26, 1907 p. 17: c. 1 Recording Secretary] 6 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE MANITOBA LXXVIII/2 Jul 3, 1907 p. 24: c. 1-2, p. 25: c. CONFERENCE, 1907-08 7 1-2 LIST OF STATIONS OF THE ALBERTA LXXVIII/2 Jul 10, 1907 p. 24: c. 1-3, p. 25: c. CONFERENCE, 1907-08 8 1-3 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: Topic for July 28: LXXVIII/2 Jul 17, 1907 p. 29: c. 1 Missionary Meeting – College in China, Indian 9 Institutes, French Methodist Institute WANTED FOR NORWAY HOUSE [J.A. Lousley, LXXVIII/2 Jul 17, 1907 p. 32: c. 2 Norway House Indian Boarding School] 9 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Notes from the LXXVIII/3 Jul 31, 1907 p. 15: c. 1 Literature Department 1 144

MISSION ROOM RECEIPTS LXXVIII/3 Aug 7, 1907 p. 26: c. 2 2 THE CHILLIWACK CAMP-MEETING LXXVIII/3 Aug 14, 1907 p. 17: c. 1-2 3 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE [A.E.R.] LXXVIII/3 Aug 21, 1907 p. 18: c. 1-2 4 IN SUNNY ALBERTA [T.H. Lockhart, Indian LXXVIII/3 Sept 11, 1907 p. 32: c. 2 Institute, Red Deer] 7 Morley and its Methodist Shrine LXXVIII/4 Oct 9, 1907 p. 8: c. 1-2, p. 9: c. 1- 1 2, p. 10: c. 1-2 THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXXVIII/4 Oct 16, 1907 p. 6: c. 1-2, p. 7: c. 1- 2 2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y LXXVIII/4 Oct 30, 1907 p. 19: c. 1-2 4 Wetaskiwin LXXVIII/4 Nov 27, 1907 p. 19: c. 1-2 8 McDOUGALL INSTITUTE, MORLEY, ALTA LXXIX/5 Jan 29, 1908 p. 25: c. 2 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Kitamaat LXXIX/7 Feb 12, 1908 p. 17: c. 1 Woman’s Missionary Soc’y: Gleanings Concerning LXXIX/9 Feb 26, 1908 p. 17: c. 1 our Work TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland, General LXXIX/14 Apr 1, 1908 p. 30: c. 3 Secretary, Missionary Society] Indian Education LXXIX/15 Apr 8, 1908 p. 4: c. 2 Woman’s Miss’y Soc’y: Erection of New Buildings LXXIX/15 Apr 8, 1908 p. 17: c. 1 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland, General LXXIX/15 Apr 8, 1908 p. 32: c. 3 Secretary, Missionary Society] WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXIX/15 Apr 8, 1908 p. 32: c. 2 Industrial School] WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/16 Apr 15, 1908 p. 34: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/17 Apr 22, 1908 p. 32: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/17 Apr 22, 1908 p. 32: c. 3 The Mission Executive LXXIX/18 Apr 29, 1908 p. 2: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/18 Apr 29, 1908 p. 32: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/18 Apr 29, 1908 p. 32: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/19 May 6, 1908 p. 30: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/20 May 13, 1908 p. 31: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/20 May 13, 1908 p. 32: c. 3 WORK FOR THE INDIAN LXXIX/21 May 20, 1908 p. 24: c. 3, p. 25: c. 2 Obituary: DALEY [G.W.H.] LXXIX/22 May 27, 1908 p. 27: c. 1-3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/22 May 27, 1908 p. 32: c. 2 Annual District Meetings: RED DEER DISTRICT LXXIX/24 Jun 10, 1908 p. 27: c. 2-3 [G.G.W.] Woman’s Miss’y Soc’y LXXIX/25 Jun 17, 1908 p. 16: c. 1 MISSION ROOM RECEIPTS LXXIX/26 Jun 24, 1908 p. 29: c. 2-3 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIX/26 Jun 24, 1908 p. 32: c. 1 List of Stations of the Alberta Conference, 1908-‘09 LXXIX/27 Jul 1, 1908 p. 24: c. 1-2 145

List of Stations of London Conference, 1908-‘09 LXXIX/27 Jul 1, 1908 p. 30: c. 1-3, p. 31: c. 2 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIX/27 Jul 1, 1908 p. 32: c. 1 List of Stations Manitoba Conference, 1908-‘09 LXXIX/28 Jul 8, 1908 p. 26: c. 2-3, p. 27: c. 1-2 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIX/28 Jul 8, 1908 p. 30: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/31 Jul 15, 1908 p. 31: c. 3 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIX/30 Jul 22, 1908 p. 27: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXIX/30 Jul 22, 1908 p. 32: c. 2 WANTED [Rev. T. T. George, Principal, Mt. Elgin LXXIX/32 Aug 5, 1908 p. 30: c. 3 Institute] TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIX/32 Aug 5, 1908 p. 31: c. 3 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIX/33 Aug 12, 1908 p. 32: c. 3 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIX/33 Aug 12, 1908 p. 32: c. 3 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXIX/34 Aug 19, 1908 p. 31: c. 3 The Conferences: SASKATCHEWAN [F.J.P.] LXXIX/35 Aug 26, 1908 p. 20: c. 1 Personals: BROOKS-SHERSON. LXXIX/40 Sept 30, 1908 p. 23: c. 1-2 Woman’s Miss’y Soc’y: Twenty-Seventh Annual LXXIX/41 Oct 7, 1908 p. 17: c. 1-2, p. 19: c. Meeting of the Board of Managers of W.M.S. 2 Woman’s Miss’y Soc’y: Resolutions LXXIX/46 Nov 11, 1908 p. 17: c. 1 At Kitamaat Mission, B.C. [C.S. Reddick, Supt. Of LXXIX/ Nov 25, 1908 p. 19: c. 2 Missions] Woman’s Miss’y Soc’y: Notes By the Way LXXIX/49 Dec 2, 1908 p. 17: c. 1 Sunday School Library Needs LXXIX/51 Dec 16, 1908 p. 31: c. 1 Woman’s Miss’y Soc’y: The Beginnings LXXIX/52 Dec 23, 1908 p. 17: c. 2 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Coqualeetza Industrial LXXX/1 Jan 6, 1909 p. 30: c. 2 School] MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR REV. J. J. Rice LXXX/1 Jan 6, 1909 p. 30: c. 3 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXX/2 Jan 13, 1909 p. 36: c. 3 Industrial School] WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXX/3 Jan 20, 1909 p. 34: c. 3 Industrial School] RECENT DEATHS: REV. J. J. RICE [G.H. LXXX/5 Feb 3, 1909 p. 30: c.3, p. 31: c. 1- Copeland] 3 REV. ALBERT J. LOUSLEY Superintendent of LXXX/6 Feb 10, 1909 p. 1: c. 1 Indian Mission and Principal of Boarding School, Norway House, Ontario TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/6 Feb 10, 1909 p. 34: c. 2 OUR TRIP TO PORT SIMPSON [Rev. S. D. LXXX/7 Feb 17, 1909 p. 10: c. 1-2, p. 11: c. Chown] 1-2 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/7 Feb 17, 1909 p. 30: c. 3 TEACHERS WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/8 Feb 24, 1909 p. 31: c. 2 MISSIONARY RECEIPTS: MISCELLANEOUS LXXX/9 Mar 3, 1909 p. 34: c. 1 CENTRAL ALBERTA E.L. AND S.S. LXXX/10 Mar 10, 1909 p. 26: c. 3, p. 27: c. 1 CONVENTION [Alfred Mosely] A CALENDAR LXXX/15 Apr 14, 1909 p. 2: c. 1 A CALENDAR LXXX/16 Apr 21, 1909 p. 2: c. 1 146

WANTED [Rev. C. W. Watch] LXXX/16 Apr 21, 1909 p. 34: c. 2 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] LXXX/16 Apr 21, 1909 p. 34: c. 3 EASTER SERVICE AT RED DEER INDUSTRIAL LXXX/17 Apr 28, 1909 p. 2: c. 1 SCHOOL MISSIONS AND THE INDIANS [Rev. F. W. Hardy] LXXX/17 Apr 28, 1909 p. 9: c. 2 Personals LXXX/17 Apr 28, 1909 p. 28: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] LXXX/17 Apr 28, 1909 p. 34: c. 3 FIFTY YEARS OF METHODISM LXXX/18 May 5, 1909 p. 6: c. 1-2 Personals LXXX/18 May 5, 1909 p. 28: c. 2 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] LXXX/18 May 5, 1909 p. 34: c. 3 A CALENDAR LXXX/19 May 12, 1909 p. 2: c. 1 MISSION ROOM RECEIPTS: MISCELLANEOUS LXXX/20 May 19, 1909 p. 30: c. 2 IN SUNNY ALBERTA LXXX/25 Jun 23, 1909 p. 7: c. 1-2, p. 8: c. 1- 2 ALBERTA CONFERENCE LIST OF STATIONS, LXXX/25 Jun 23, 1909 p. 30: c. 1-3, p. 31: c. 1909-10 1-3 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/25 Jun 23, 1909 p. 32: c. 2 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/26 Jun 30, 1909 p. 30: c. 1 LONDON CONFERENCE STATION LIST, 1909-10 LXXX/26 Jun 30, 1909 p. 30: c. 3, p. 31: c. 1-3 MANITOBA CONFERENCE LIST OF STATIONS, LXXX/27 Jul 7, 1909 p. 24: c. 1-3, p. 25: c. 1909-10 1-3 Personals LXXX/29 Jul 21, 1909 p. 2: c. 1 LITERATURE WANTED [F.G. Stevens] LXXX/31 Aug 4, 1909 p. 27: c. 2 THE SINKING OF THE UDAL Rev. Dr. White Tells LXXX/32 Aug 11, 1909 p. 20: c. 1-2 The Story [Rev. J. H. White] TEACHER WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] LXXX/33 Aug 18, 1909 p. 30: c. 1 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/33 Aug 18, 1909 p. 30: c. 1 TEACHER WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/34 Aug 25, 1909 p. 30: c. 1 A CALENDAR LXXX/35 Sept 1, 1909 p. 2: c. 1 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: Nurse LXXX/37 Sept 15, 1909 p. 17: c. 1-2 Wanted WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial Institute] LXXX/37 Sept 15, 1909 p. 34: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial Institute] LXXX/38 Sept 22, 1909 p. 30: c. 1 The Conferences: MANITOBA LXXX/39 Sept 29, 1909 p. 18: c. 1-3 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial Institute] LXXX/39 Sept 29, 1909 p. 30: c. 1 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: Report LXXX/41 Oct 13, 1909 p. 18: c. 1-2 of Meeting of the Board of Managers WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/34 Nov 3, 1909 p. 34: c. 1 OUR MISSIONARY RESPONSIBILITY [A. LXXX/35 Nov 10, 1909 p. 8: c. 1-2, p. 9: c. 1- Carman, A. Sutherland, T.E.E. Shore, James Allen, 2 C.E. Manning, H.H. Fudger, F.C. Stephenson] WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/35 Nov 10, 1909 p. 31: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. A. Sutherland] LXXX/36 Nov 17, 1909 p. 31: c. 1 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: LXXX/37 Nov 24, 1909 p. 17: c. 1-2 Missionary Wanted TEACHER WANTED [Mrs. Kerr] LXXX/50 Dec 15, 1909 p. 42: c. 1 147

INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AT RED DEER LXXXI/3 Jan 19, 1910 p.24: c 1-2 INDIAN MISSION WORK AT FISHER RIVER [Rev. LXXXI/5 Feb 2, 1910 p. 11: c. 1-2, p. 12: c. F. G. Stevens] 1-2 STENOGRAPHIC REPORT OF THE LXXXI/5 Feb 2, 1910 p. 33 to p.64 PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS FORCED MARCHES IN THE NORTH [Rev. J. A. LXXXI/6 Feb 9, 1910 p. 9: c. 1-2, p. 10: c. Lousley] 1-2 THE PRESIDENT OF ALBERTA CONFERENCE LXXXI/6 Feb 9, 1910 p. 20: c. 2-3 VISITS INDIANS [A.B. Indian Industrial School, Red Deer] REPORTS OF COMMITTEES OF THE GENERAL LXXXI/7 Feb 16, 1910 p. 31 to p. 34 BOARD OF MISSIONS The Death of Miss Lawrence LXXXI/9 Mar 2, 1910 p. 4: c. 2 Work Among the North-West Indians – A Question LXXXI/11 Mar 16, 1910 p. 11: c. 1-2, p. 12: c. of Attitude [Arthur Barner] 1-2 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/12 Mar 23, 1910 p. 34: c. 3 THE CONFERENCES: ALBERTA LXXXI/13 Mar 30, 1910 p. 18: c. 1-2 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/13 Mar 30, 1910 p. 31: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/14 Apr 6, 1910 p. 31: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/15 Apr 13, 1910 p. 35: c. 3 MAKING THE INDIAN A CITIZEN [Rev. Arthur LXXXI/19 May 11, 1910 p. 10: c. 1-2, p. 11: c. Barner, Superintedent of Red Deer Industrial 1-2, p. 32: c. 1-3 School] THE LATE MRS. VINCENT SMITH [E.B. Glass] LXXXI/24 Jun 15, 1910 p. 29: c. 2 LONDON CONFERENCE, LIST OF STATIONS, LXXXI/24 Jun 15, 1910 p. 30: c. 1-3, p. 31: c. 1910 1-3 ALBERTA CONFERENCE, LIST OF STATIONS, LXXXI/27 Jul 6, 1910 p. 23: c. 1-3, p. 24: c. 1910 1-3 THE MISSIONARY INCOME LXXXI/28 Jul 13, 1910 p. 5: c. 2 MANITOBA CONFERENCE, LIST OF STATIONS, LXXXI/28 Jul 13, 1910 p. 18: c. 1-3, p. 19: c. 1910 1-3 OUR WORK AT NORWAY HOUSE LXXXI/33 Aug 17, 1910 p. 12: c. 1-2, p. 13: c. 1-2 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXXI/33 Aug 17, 1910 p. 31: c. 1 Industrial School] WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXXI/32 Aug 24, 1910 p. 31: c. 1 Industrial School] The Eighth Quadrennial Conference of the LXXXI/35 Aug 31, 1910 p. 8-13 Methodist Church WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXXI/35 Aug 31, 1910 p. 31: c. 3 Industrial School] WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXXI/36 Sept 7, 1910 p. 35: c. 1 Industrial School] THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: LXXXI/38 Sept 21, 1910 p. 17 Statistics of Quadrennial Report WANTED [T.Ferrier] LXXXI/38 Sept 21, 1910 p. 31: c. 1 148

WANTED [T.Ferrier] LXXXI/39 Sept 28, 1910 p. 31: c. 3 WANTED [T.Ferrier] LXXXI/40 Oct 5, 1910 p. 35: c. 1 MISSIONARY INCOME, 1909-1910 [C.E.M.] LXXXI/41 Oct 12, 1910 p. 6: c.2 CHANGES IN DISCIPLINE AFFECTING OUR LXXXI/41 Oct 12, 1910 p. 9: c. 1-2 HOME MISSIONS POLICY [C.E. Manning] WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/41 Oct 12, 1910 p. 31: c. 1 The Conferences: ALBERTA LXXXI/42 Oct 19, 1910 p. 18: c. 3, p. 19: c. 1-3 The Church in Business for the Coming of the LXXXI/43 Oct 26, 1910 p. 15 to 17 Kindom- Annual Meeting of the Board of Missions MARRIAGE: PERRY-MANSON LXXXI/44 Nov 2, 1910 p. 35: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/45 Nov 9, 1910 p. 31: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/46 Nov 16, 1910 p. 31: c. 1 The Conferences: ALBERTA LXXXI/47 Nov 23, 1910 p. 24: c. 2-3, p. 25: c. 2, p. 26: c. 1-2 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/47 Nov 23, 1910 p. 40: c. 1 THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS LXXXI/47 Nov 23, 1910 p. 41-72 Condensed Stenographic Report of Annual Meeting WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/48 Nov 30, 1910 p. 33: c. 1 The Conferences: ALBERTA [J. Coulter, LXXXI/49 Dec 7, 1910 p. 28: c. 3, p. 29: c. 1 Edmonton] WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/49 Dec 7, 1910 p. 33: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXI/50 Dec 14, 1910 p. 42: c. 1 CHRISTMAS AT INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, LXXXII/2 Jan 11, 1911 p. 22: c. 2-3 RED DEER, ALTA A WELL-MERITED TRIBUTE LXXXII/4 Jan 25, 1911 p. 26: c. 3, p. 27: c. 1-3 Declaring Dividends: An Apologetic for Missions LXXXII/5 Feb 1, 1911 p. 9: c. 1-2, p. 10: c. [Rev. Charles R. Sing] 1-2 BIRTHS: McVITTY LXXXII/9 Mar 1, 1911 p. 31: c. 1 AFTER THE SCHOOL- WHAT NEXT? [H.F. LXXXII/13 Mar 29, 1911 p. 23: c. 1 Wildgoose] EDITORIAL IN BRIEF LXXXII/14 Apr 5, 1911 p. 7: c. 1 The Conferences: ALBERTA [G.G.W.] LXXXII/15 Apr 5, 1911 p. 22: c. 2-3, p. 23: c. 1 The Mount Elgin Institute LXXXII/16 Apr 12, 1911 p. 4: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXII/17 Apr 19, 1911 p. 32: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXII/18 Apr 26, 1911 p. 31: c. 1 The Conferences: ALBERTA [G.G.W.] LXXXII/19 May 3, 1911 p. 30: c. 1-2 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXII/19 May 3, 1911 p. 31: c. 1 OUR INDIAN WORK AT RED DEER LXXXII/22 May 31, 1911 p.6: c.1-2 A NEW DAY FOR INDIAN WORK LXXXII/23 Jun 7, 1911 p.6: c.1-2 The Rev. Arthur Barner LXXXII/24 Jun 14, 1911 p. 4: c. 2 THE ALBERTA CONFERENCE: The Conference LXXXII/24 Jun 14, 1911 p. 17: c. 1-3, p. 18: c. Officers. 1-3 149

LIST OF STATIONS OF THE ALBERTA LXXXII/24 Jun 14, 1911 p. 18: c. 3, p. 19: c. CONFERENCE, 1911 1-3, p, 20: c. 2, p. 21: c. 1-3, p. 22: c. 3 LONDON CONFERENCE LIST OF STATIONS, LXXXII/25 Jun 21, 1911 p. 17: c. 1-2, p. 18: c. 1911 1-3, p. 19: c. 1 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: Crosby LXXXII/28 Jul 12, 1911 p. 17: c. 1-2 Girls’ Home, Port Simpson, B.C. RECENT WEDDING: JOBLIN-JONESS LXXXII/29 Jul 19, 1911 p. 30: c. 2 Under the Aurora- Oxford House Mission. LXXXII/33 Aug 16, 1911 p. 22: c. 3 THE INDIAN OF BRITISH COLUMBIA AND HIS LXXXII/38 Sept 20, 1911 p. 8: c. 1-2 PROBLEM [Rev. Dr. S.D. Chown, General Superintendent] THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: Indian LXXXII/39 Sept 27, 1911 p. 16: c. 1 Institute, Norway House THE LATE REV. ED. PAUPANAKIS [J.A.L.] LXXXII/39 Sept 27, 1911 p. 23: c. 1, p. 24: c. 1-3 THE GENERAL MISSION BOARD LXXXII/40 Oct 4, 1911 p. 12: c. 1-2, p. 13: c. 1-2 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LXXXII/40 Oct 4, 1911 p. 16: c. 1-2 [President, Elizabeth W. Ross, Secretary, S. Phillips] MISSION ROOM RECEIPTS LXXXII/40 Oct 4, 1911 p. 30: c. 3 BOARD OF MISSIONS LXXXII/41 Oct 11, 1911 p. 17: c. 1-3, p. 18: c. 1-2 The Conferences: BRITISH COLUMBIA LXXXII/41 Oct 11, 1911 p. 19: c. 3, 20: c. 1-3, p. 21: c. 2, p. 22: c. 3 RECENT DEATHS: HUNTER-Foxwarren [T.B.P.] LXXXII/41 Oct 11, 1911 p. 26: c. 2 The Conferences: ALBERTA LXXXII/43 Oct 26, 1911 p. 26: c. 1-3 THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS: LXXXII/44 Nov 1, 1911 p. 33-64 Condensed Stenographic Report of Annual Meeting THE INDIAN MISSIONARY OF BRITISH LXXXII/46 Nov 15, 1911 p. 9: c. 1-3, p. 10: c. COLUMBIA AND HIS WORK [Rev S. D. Chown, 1-3 Gen’l Supt] WANTED [Rev. T. E. Egerton Shore, General LXXXII/47 Nov 22, 1911 p. 36: c. 3 Secretary, Methodist Mission Rooms] WANTED [Rev. T. E. Egerton Shore, General LXXXII/48 Nov 29, 1911 p. 32: c. 3 Secretary, Methodist Mission Rooms] WANTED [Rev. T. E. Egerton Shore, General LXXXII/49 Dec 6, 1911 p. 37: c. 3 Secretary, Methodist Mission Rooms] THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LXXXII/52 Dec 27, 1911 p. 15: c. 1-3 AT THE RED DEER INSTITUTE LXXXIII/1 Jan 3, 1912 p. 31: c. 1 Our Canadian Indians LXXXIII/2 Jan 10, 1912 p. 4: c. 1 Our Manitoba Letter LXXXIII/2 Jan 10, 1912 p. 26: c. 1-3, p. 27: c. 1-3 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: A Visit to LXXXIII/4 Jan 24, 1912 p. 16: c. 1-3 Coqualeetza Institute [F.S. Hall] 150

Alberta Notes: AT THE RED DEER INDIAN LXXXIII/6 Feb 7, 1912 p.24: c. 3, p. 25: c.2 SCHOOL WANTED [T.E.E. Shore] LXXXIII/6 Feb 7, 1912 p. 32: c. 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Industrial School, Brandon] LXXXIII/6 Feb 7, 1912 p. 32: c. 3 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: LXXXIII/8 Feb 21, 1912 p.17: c.1-3 CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES AT NORWAY HOUSE INDIAN INSTITUTE WANTED [S.R. McVitty, Superintendent, Mount LXXXIII/8 Feb 21, 1912 p. 35: c. 2 Elgin Industrial Farm] Manitoba News LXXXIII/1 Mar 6, 1912 p. 19: c. 1, p. 20: c. 0 1-3, p. 21: c. 1-3 Our Manitoba Letter LXXXIII/1 Mar 20, 1912 p. 28: c. 1-3, p. 29: c. 2 1-3, p. 35: c. 1 A VISIT TO THE OJIBWAYS [E.B.G.] LXXXIII/1 Apr 10, 1912 p. 27: c. 3, p. 28: c. 5 1-3 A Question of Clothes LXXXIII/1 Apr 17, 1912 p. 3: c. 1 6 Our Alberta Letter: SOME MISSIONARY LXXXIII/1 Apr 17, 1912 p. 20: c. 2-3, p. 21: c. SERVICES [G.G.W.] 6 1 STRENUOUS SUPERINTENDENCY LXXXIII/1 Apr 17, 1912 p. 27: c. 2-3, p. 28: c. 6 1 FROM COAST TO COAST LXXXIII/1 Apr 17, 1912 p. 32: c. 1 6 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Coqualeetza Industrial LXXXIII/1 Apr 24, 1912 p. 36: c. 3 Institute] 7 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Coqualeetza Industrial LXXXIII/1 May 1, 1912 p. 31: c. 3 Institute] 8 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Coqualeetza Industrial LXXXIII/1 May 8, 1912 p. 31: c. 3 Institute] 9 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Coqualeetza Industrial LXXXIII/2 May 15, 1912 p. 31: c. 1 Institute] 0 WANTED [T.Ferrier] LXXXIII/2 May 22, 1912 p. 32: c. 1 1 EDITORIAL IN BRIEF LXXXIII/2 May 29, 1912 p. 7: c. 1-3 2 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: Topic for 9th June: LXXXIII/2 May 29, 1912 p. 29: c. 2 Some Heroes of Canadian Indian Missions. 2 WANTED [T.Ferrier] LXXXIII/2 May 29, 1912 p. 32: c. 1 2 OUR MANITOBA LETTER LXXXIII/2 June 5, 1912 p. 18: c. 1-3, p. 19: c. 3 1, p. 20: c. 1-2 WANTED [T.Ferrier] LXXXIII/2 June 5, 1912 p. 31: c. 1 3 WANTED [Rev. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/2 June 5, 1912 p. 31: c. 3 3 OUR MANITOBA LETTER LXXXIII/2 Jun 12, 1912 p. 19: c. 3-4, p. 20: c. 4 1-3 151

A WELL-SPENT LIFE [John McDougall] LXXXIII/2 Jun 12, 1912 p. 26: c. 2-3 4 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXIII/2 Jun 12, 1912 p. 32: c. 1 4 WANTED [Rev. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/2 Jun 12, 1912 p. 32: c. 3 4 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXIII/2 Jun 12, 1912 p. 32: c. 3 4 WANTED [Rev. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/2 Jun 19, 1912 p. 32: c. 1 5 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXIII/2 Jun 19, 1912 p. 32: c. 3 5 List of Stations of the Alberta Conference, 1912 LXXXIII/2 Jun 26, 1912 p. 25: c. 2-3, p. 26: c. 6 1-3, p. 27: c. 2-3, p. 30: c. 1-3 WANTED [Dr. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/2 Jun 26, 1912 p. 32: c. 1 6 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXIII/2 Jun 26, 1912 p. 32: c. 1 6 WANTED [Dr. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/2 Jul 3, 1912 p. 32: c. 3 7 WANTED [Dr. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/2 Jul 10, 1912 p. 32: c. 3 8 WANTED [Rev. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/2 Jul 17, 1912 p. 36: c. 1 9 List of Stations of the London Conference, 1912 LXXXIII/3 Jul 24, 1912 p. 20: c. 1-3, p. 21: 0 c.1-3 List of Stations of the Manitoba Conference, 1912 LXXXIII/3 Jul 24, 1912 p. 22: c. 1-3, p. 23: c. 0 1-2 WANTED [Rev. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/3 Jul 24, 1912 p. 32: c. 2 0 MISSION WORK IN THE NORTH [Ivanhoe] LXXXIII/3 Jul 31, 1912 p. 16: c. 1, p. 17: c. 1 2, p. 20: c. 3 WANTED [Rev. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/3 Jul 31, 1912 p. 32: c. 1 1 OUR MANITOBA LETTER LXXXIII/3 Aug 7, 1912 p.18: c.1-3, p. 19: c. 2 1-3, p. 20: c. 1-3 WANTED [Dr. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/3 Aug 7, 1912 p. 32: c. 1 2 WANTED [R.H. Cairns, Principal, Coqualeetza LXXXIII/3 Aug 7, 1912 p. 32: c. 3 Industrial School] 2 RECENT DEATHS: BOLSTER [J.A.L.] LXXXIII/3 Aug 14, 1912 p. 22: c. 2-3 3 WANTED [Dr. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/3 Aug 14, 1912 p. 32: c. 3 3 North Alberta Letter [G.G.W.] LXXXIII/3 Aug 21, 1912 p. 20: c. 3, p. 21: c. 1 4 152

WANTED [Dr. Egerton Shore] LXXXIII/3 Aug 21, 1912 p. 31: c. 1 4 OUR MANITOBA LETTER LXXXIII/3 Sept 11, 1912 p. 19: c. 2-3, p. 20: c. 7 1-3, p. 21: c. 1-3 EDITORIAL IN BRIEF LXXXIII/4 Oct 2, 1912 p. 7: c. 1-3 0 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY LXXXIII/4 Oct 2, 1912 p. 15: c. 1-3, p. 22: c. [Elizabeth W. Ross, President, S. Phillips, 0 1-3 Secretary] British Columbia News[A.E.R] LXXXIII/4 Oct 2, 1912 p.17: c. 1-2, p. 18: c. 0 1-3, p. 19: c. 1 THE GENERAL BOARD OF MISSIONS: THE LXXXIII/4 Oct 16, 1912 p. 7: c. 1-3, p. 8: c. 1- ANNUAL REVIEW OF HOME AND FOREIGN 2 3, p. 9: c. 1-3 MISSION WORK THE DEACONESS WORK LXXXIII/4 Oct 23, 1912 p. 17: c. 1-3 3 Southern Alberta Notes: OUR NEW MISSIONARY LXXXIII/5 Dec 11. 1912 p. 22: c. 1-3 SUPERINTENDENT 0 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Principal, Industrial LXXXIV/4 Jan 22, 1913 p. 31: c. 3 School. Brandon] WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Principal, Industrial LXXXIV 5 Jan 29, 1913 p. 32: c. 1 School. Brandon] WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Principal, Industrial LXXXIV/6 Feb 5, 1913 p. 36: c. 1 School. Brandon] WHAT DOES CANADIAN METHODISM OWE TO LXXXIV/8 Feb 19, 1913 p. 30: c. 1 INDIAN MISSIONS? THE LATE REV. JOSEPH HALL LXXXIV/9 Feb 26, 1913 p. 2: c. 1 A FAITHFUL WORKER LXXXIV/1 Mar 5, 1913 p. 25: c. 2 0 METHODISM IN THE CHILLIWACK VALLEY LXXXIV/1 Mar 26, 1913 p. 34: c. 3, p. 35: c. 3 1-2 Helping the Indian : How it is Done at Mount Elgin LXXXIV/2 May 21, 1913 p. 9-11: c.1-3 Industrial Institute [Rev. S.D. McVitty, Supt] 1 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Industrial School. LXXXIV/2 Jun 4, 1913 p. 32: c. 3 Brandon] 3 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Industrial School. LXXXIV/2 Jun 11, 1913 p. 32: c. 1 Brandon] 4 The Indian and How to Help Him [F.G. Stevens, LXXXIV/2 Jun 18, 1913 p. 11: c. 1-3, p. 12: c. Missionary to Indians] 5 1-3 RECENT DEATH: LOCKHART LXXXIV/2 Jun 18, 1913 p. 28: c. 2-3 5 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Industrial School. LXXXIV/2 Jun 18, 1913 p. 31: c. 1 Brandon] 5 THE LONDON CONFERENCE LIST OF LXXXIV/2 Jun 25, 1913 p. 26: c. 3, p. 27: c. STATIONS, 1913 6 1-3, p. 28: c. 1-2, p. 29: c. 2 153

THE ALBERTA CONFERENCE LIST OF LXXXIV/2 Jun 25, 1913 p. 29: c. 2, p. 30: c. STATIONS, 1913 6 1-3, p. 31: c. 1-3, p. 32: c. 1-3 OUR MANITOBA LETTER [R.O.A.] LXXXIV/2 Jul 2, 1913 p. 18: c. 1-3, p. 19: c. 7 1-2, p. 20: c. 1-3 A TRIP ON THE “THOMAS CROSBY” MISSION LXXXIV/3 Jul 23, 1913 p. 27: c. 2-3, p. 28: c. BOAT [W.P. McRae] 0 2. THE MANITOBA CONFERENCE LIST OF LXXXIV/2 Jul 9, 1913 p. 27: c. 2-3, p. 28: c. STATIONS, 1913 8 1-2, p. 29: c. 2, p. 30: c. 1-3 BIRTHS: WOODSWORTH LXXXIV/3 Aug 27, 1913 p. 32: c. 3 5 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: III.- The Fields of Work LXXXIV/3 Sept 3, 1913 p. 30: c. 2-3 6 The Development of a Great Heritage Central LXXXIV/3 Sept 10, 1913 p. 12: c. 1-3, p. 13: c. British Columbia [Rev E. W. Stapleford] 7 1-2 MARRIAGES: TOMLINSON-COLLINS. LXXXIV/3 Sept 24, 1913 p. 31: c. 3 9 Among the Indians in the Northland: A Canoe Trip LXXXIV/4 Oct 8, 1913 p. 9: c. 1-3, p. 10: c. and Some Other Matters [F.G. Stevens] 1 1-3, p. 11: c. 1-3 A Million for Missions and Missions for the Millions LXXXIV/4 Oct 22, 1913 p. 6: c. 1-3, p. 7: c. 1- 3 3, p. 8: c. 1-3 Our Manitoba Letter LXXXIV/5 Dec 10, 1913 p. 20: c. 1-3, p. 21: c. 0 1, p. 22: c. 1, p. 23: c. 1 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: Topic for 11th January: LXXXIV/5 Dec 31, 1913 p. 29: c. 2 Thomas Crosby and His Call to the Indian Work 3 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Industrial School, Brandon] LXXXV/1 Jan 7, 1914 p. 32: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Industrial School, Brandon] LXXXV/2 Jan 14, 1914 p. 32: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Industrial School, Brandon] LXXXV/3 Jan 21, 1914 p. 32: c. 1 British Columbia News [A.E.R.] LXXXV/4 Jan 28, 1914 p. 21: c. 2-3, p. 22: c. 1-3, p. 23: c. 1 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: Topic for February 8th: LXXXV/4 Jan 28, 1914 p. 29: c. 2-3 Thomas Crosby as Teacher and Preacher to the Indians The “Lion-Hearted Man” LXXXV/5 Feb 4, 1914 p. 11: c. 3 Up and Down the North Pacific Coast The Story of LXXXV/6 Feb 11, 1914 p. 9: c. 1-3, p. 10: c. a Great and Beautiful Life 1-3, p. 11: c. 1-3 THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: THE LXXXV/7 Feb 18, 1914 p. 16: c. 1-3 INDIAN GIRL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA REV. THOMAS CROSBY, D.D. A Tribute of LXXXV/7 Feb 18, 1914 p. 27: c. 2, p. 28: c. 2 Affection [J.H. White, Superintedent of Missions] THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: Topic for 8th March: LXXXV/8 Feb 25, 1914 p. 30: c. 3 Thomas Crosby and Social Service THE WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY: A LXXXV/1 Mar 25, 1914 p. 15 JOURNEY FROM CROSS LAKE 2 154

THE EPWORTH LEAGUE: Topic for 12th April: LXXXV/1 Apr 1, 1914 p. 27 Some Results of Dr. Thomas Crosby’s Life 3 Investment WANTED [T. Ferrier, Industrial School, Brandon] LXXXV/1 May 13, 1914 p. 32: c. 1 9 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Industrial School, Brandon] LXXXV/2 May 20, 1914 p. 32: c. 1 0 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Industrial School, Brandon] LXXXV/2 May 27, 1914 p. 32: c. 1 1 LIST OF STATIONS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA LXXXV/2 Jun 17, 1914 p. 22: c. 1-3, p. 23: c. CONFERENCE, 1914 4 1-3 LIST OF STATIONS OF ALBERTA LXXXV/2 Jun 17, 1914 p. 23: c. 3, p. 24: c. CONFERENCE, 1914 4 2-3, p. 25: c. 1-3, p. 26: c. 1-3 LIST OF STATIONS OF LONDON CONFERENCE, LXXXV/2 Jun 17, 1914 p. 27: c. 1-3, p. 28: c. 1914 4 2-3, p. 29: c. 2-3, p. 30: c. 1-2 LIST OF STATIONS OF MANITOBA LXXXV/2 Jul 1, 1914 p. 30: c. 1-3, p. 31: c. CONFERENCE, 1914 6 1-3, p. 32: c. 1-2 LONDON CONFERENCE LXXXV/2 July 8, 1914 p. 23: c. 1, p. 24: c. 7 2-3, p. 25: c. 1-3 PERSONALS LXXXV/3 Aug 19, 1914 p. 2: c. 3 3 The Woman’s Missionary Society: MEETING OF LXXXV/3 Sept 30, 1914 p. 20: c. 1-3, p. 21: c. THE BOARD OF MANAGERS 9 1 The Woman’s Missionary Society: MEETING OF LXXXV/4 Oct 7, 1914 p. 20: c. 1-3, p. 21: c. THE BOARD OF MANAGERS (Continued from last 0 1-2 week.) The Woman’s Missionary Society: MEETING OF LXXXV/4 Oct 14, 1914 p. 20: c. 1-3, p. 21: c. THE BOARD OF MANAGERS (Concluded.) 1 1 The Board of Missions LXXXV/4 Oct 21, 1914 p. 13: c. 1-3, p. 14: c. 2 1-3 OUR MANITOBA LETTER LXXXV/4 Oct 21, 1914 p. 21: c. 2-3, p. 22: 2 c.3: c. 23: c. 1 The Board of Missions (Continued from last week.) LXXXV/4 Oct 28, 1914 p. 13: c. 1-2 3 The Woman’s Missionary Society: THE SUPPLY LXXXV/4 Nov 25, 1914 p. 18: c. 1-3 COMMITTEE [Mrs. W. E. Ross.] 7 WORKERS WANTED TO MAN OUR INDIAN LXXXV/4 Nov 25, 1914 p. 20: c. 3, p. 21: c. MISSIONS: Suggestions as to How to Secure 7 1-3, p. 22: c. 3 Them and then to Keep Them [Rev. F. G. Stevens] The Maritime Provinces: PERSONAL ITEMS LXXXV/4 Dec 2, 1914 p. 26: c. 2-3, p. 27: c. 8 1 THE INDIAN WORK FROM AN OBSERVER’S LXXXV/5 Dec 30, 1914 p. 30: c. 31: c. 1-3 STANDPOINT [A.W. Perry] 2 A TRIP ON THE MISSION BOAT “THOMAS LXXXVI/6 Feb 10, 1915 p. 2: c. 1-3 CROSBY” [W.P. McRae] 155

Southern Alberta Letter: WHAT OF THE INDIAN? LXXXVI/1 Mar 10, 1915 p. 19: c. 1-3, p. 20: c. [W.E.G.] 0 1-3, p. 21: c. 1 British Columbia News [A.E.R.] LXXXVI/1 Apr 21, 1915 p. 25: c. 1-3, p. 26: c. 6 1-2 The Missionary Executive A Most Important LXXXVI/1 May 5, 1915 p. 7: c. 2-3 Meeting 8 Missionary Work on Saddle Lake Reserve [Rev. W. LXXXVI/2 May 19, 1915 p. 21: c. 1-3 H. Hughes] 0 WANTED [Secretary, Methodist Mission Rooms] LXXXVI/2 Jun 2, 1915 p. 32: c. 1 2 Southern Alberta Letter W.E.G. LXXXVI/2 Jun 9, 1915 p.20: c.1, p. 21: c. 1- 3 3 LIST OF STATIONS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA LXXXVI/2 Jun 9, 1915 p. 24: c. 2-3, p. 25: c. CONFERENCE, 1915 3 1-3, p. 26: c. 1-2 LIST OF STATIONS OF LONDON CONFERENCE, LXXXVI/2 Jun 16, 1915 p. 30: c. 1-3, p. 31: c. 1916 4 1-2 LIST OF STATIONS OF ALBERTA LXXXVI/2 Jun 30, 1915 p. 32: c. 1-3, p. 33: c. CONFERENCE, 1915 6 1-3 LIST OF STATIONS, MANITOBA CONFERENCE, LXXXVI/2 Jul 7, 1915 p. 33: c. 1-3, p. 34: c. 1915 7 1 WANTED [J.A. Lousley, Norway House] LXXXVI/2 Jul 14, 1915 p. 32: c. 1 8 WANTED [J.A. Lousley, Norway House] LXXXVI/2 Jul 21, 1915 p. 32: c. 1 9 WANTED [J.A. Lousley, Norway House] LXXXVI/3 Jul 28, 1915 p. 32: c. 1 0 [no title] [refers to Coqualeetza] LXXXVI/3 Aug 4, 1915 27: c. 1 1 WANTED [J.A. Lousley, Norway House] LXXXVI/3 Aug 4, 1915 p. 32: c. 1 1 WANTED [Rev. Thompson Ferrier, Rev. J.H. LXXXVI/3 Aug 4, 1915 p. 32: c. 1 Arnup] 1 EVANGELISTIC TOUR: Indian Missions in LXXXVI/4 Oct 20, 1915 p. 27: c. 1 Northern Manitoba [J.H. Arnup] 2 The General Board of Missions LXXXVI/4 Oct 27, 1915 p. 20: c. 1-3 3 Our Manitoba Letter: NOTES FROM NORWAY LXXXVI/4 Nov 3, 1915 p. 25: c. 1-3, p. 26: c. HOUSE 4 3 WANTED [Rev. J.H. Arnup] LXXXVI/4 Nov 3, 1915 p. 32: c. 2 4 DEATHS.: HEATHERINGTON LXXXVI/4 Nov 24, 1915 p. 32: c. 1 7 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXVI/4 Nov 24, 1915 p. 32: c. 3 7 WANTED [T. Ferrier] LXXXVI/4 Dec 1, 1915 p. 36: c. 1 8 AN APPEAL FOR WORKERS IN INDIAN LXXXVI/5 Dec 29, 1915 p. 2: c. 1 MISSIONS [F.G. Stevens] 2 156

Our Manitoba Letter LXXXVII/ Jan 5, 1916 p. 23: c. 2-3, p. 24: c. 1 2 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] LXXXVII/ Feb 16, 1916 p. 32: c. 3 7 THE METHODIST BATALLION LXXXVII/ Mar 15, 1916 p. 2: c. 3 11 SNOWFLAKES FROM THE NORTH: Pages from LXXXVII/ Mar 15, 1916 p. 29: c. 1-2 the Diary of an Indian Missionary: ARTICLE No. 1 11 [John W. Niddrie] Notes from the New North [Rev. J.H. Arnup] LXXXVII/ May 3, 1916 p. 8: c. 1-3, p. 9: c. 1- 18 3 List of Stations of the British Columbia Conference LXXXVII/ Jun 14, 1916 p. 23: c. 3, p. 24: c. 24 2-3, p. 25: c. 2-3, p. 26: c. 1-2 British Columbia Conference [A.E.R.] LXXXVII/ Jun 21, 1916 p. 2: c. 1-3, p. 28: c. 25 1-3, p. 29: c. 1 List of Stations of the Manitoba Conference LXXXVII/ Jul 5, 1916 p. 25: c. 2, p. 26: c. 27 2-3, p. 27: c. 1 List of Stations of the Alberta Conference LXXXVII/ Jul 12, 1916 p. 28: c. 1-3, p. 29: c. 28 1-3 List of Stations of the London Conference LXXXVII/ Jul 12, 1916 p. 29: c. 3, p. 30: c. 28 1-3, p. 31: c. 1 The Woman’s Missionary Society: Subject of LXXXVII/ Aug 9, 1916 p. 20: c. 1-3 Prayer during August. 32 The Woman’s Missionary Society: Subject for LXXXVII/ Aug 16, 1916 p. 16: c. 1-3 Prayer. 33 INDIAN WEDDING LXXXVII/ Aug 16, 1916 p. 28: c. 3 33 British Columbia Letter [J. Spencer] LXXXVII/ Sept 27, 1916 p. 26: c. 3 39 [no title] [Rev. C. Wm. Punter, Brandon Industrial LXXXVII/ Oct 25, 1916 p. 31: c. 3 School] 43 Message of the General Board of Missions LXXXVII/ Nov 8, 1916 p. 7: c. 1-3 45 The Forum: HELPING THE INDIAN TO HELP LXXXVII/ Dec 6, 1916 p.26: c.2 - p.27: c.1 HIMSELF] 49 The London Conference [Conference Guardian LXXXVIII/ Jul 4, 1917 p. 11: c. 1-3, p. 12: c. Reporter] 28 1-3 List of Stations of the Methodist Church, 1917-1918 LXXXVIII/ Jul 25, 1917 p. 14-29, 33-36 30 Southern Alberta Letter [T.P.] LXXXVIII/ Sept 12, 1917 p. 13: c. 1-3 37 “STILL AFLOAT” [T.E.D.] LXXXVIII/ Sept 12, 1917 p. 21: c. 2 37 British Columbia Letter [A.E.R.] LXXXVIII/ Oct 17, 1917 p. 13: c. 1-2 42 RECENT DEATHS: DE WOLFE. LXXXVIII/ Dec 19, 1917 p. 28: c.3, p. 29: c. 1 51 157

Southern Alberta Letter [TP] LXXXVIII/ Dec 26, 1917 p. 15: c. 2-3 52 Our Saskatchewan Letter [H.D.R.] LXXXIX/6 Feb 6, 1918 p. 13: c. 1-3, p. 14: c. 1-2 Manitoba Letter LXXXIX/1 Apr 3, 1918 p.13: c.1-3 4 Southern Alberta Conference [T.P.] LXXXIX/1 Apr 10, 1918 p.19: c.1-2 5 The Alberta Conference [R.K. Swenerton, LXXXIX/2 Jun 26, 1918 p. 19: c. 2-3, p. 20: c. Conference Reporter] 6 1-2, p. 21: c. 1-3, p. 22: c. 1-2 British Columbia Letter [A.E.R.] LXXXIX/2 Jul 17, 1918 p. 17: c. 3, p. 18: c. 9 1-3 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial LXXXIX/2 Jul 17, 1918 p. 24: c. 3 School] 9 List of Stations, 1918-1919 LXXXIX/3 Jul 24, 1918 p. 17-36 0 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial LXXXIX/3 Jul 24, 1918 p. 36: c. 2 School] 0 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial LXXXIX/3 Jul 31, 1918 p. 24: c. 3 School] 1 Southern Alberta Letter LXXXIX/3 Sept 4, 1918 p. 15: c. 2-3, p. 16: c. 6 3, p. 17: c. 2 Manitoba Letter LXXXIX/4 Oct 16, 1918 p.24: c. 1-3, p. 25: 2 c.1-3, p. 26: c.1 RECENT DEATHS: RICHARDS [R. Whittington] LXXXIX/4 Oct 30, 1918 p. 29: c. 1-2 4 SUNDAY SCHOOL AND YOUNG PEOPLE’S WAR LXXXIX/4 Nov 6, 1918 p. 24: c. 2-3, p. 25: c. MEMORIAL: IMMEDIATE NEEDS 5 1-3 OUR INDIAN BOYS IN KHAKI LXXXIX/4 Nov 13, 1918 p. 26: c. 2-3 6 BRITISH COLUMBIA LXXXIX/4 Nov 20, 1918 p. 27: c. 2 7 Southern Alberta Letter LXXXIX/4 Dec 4, 1918 p. 29: c. 1 9 THE WAR MEMORIAL FUND [E. Ryerson Young] LXXXIX/5 Dec 11, 1918 p. 26: c. 1-3 0 MISSIONARIES’ HEROIC SERVICE [WILLIAM XC/3 Jan 15, 1919 p. 2: c. 1 ALLAN, Missionary of the General Board, The Mission House, Kitamaat] Our Brothers in Red XC/7 Feb 12, 1919 p. 4: c. 1 British Columbia Letter [A.E.R.] XC/9 Feb 26, 1919 p. 19: c. 1-2 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial XC/20 May 14, 1919 p. 23: c. 3 School] RECENT DEATHS: GRIFFITH. XC/21 May 21, 1919 p. 29: c. 2 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial XC/21 May 21, 1919 p. 32: c. 3 School] 158

WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial XC/22 May 28, 1919 p. 23: c. 2 School] WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial XC/23 Jun 4, 1919 p. 24: c. 1 School] British Columbia Conference [Arthur E. Roberts, XC/26 Jun 25, 1919 p. 18: c. 1-3, p. 19: c. Conference Reporter] 1-3, p. 20: c. 1-3 List of Stations, 1919-1920 XC/40 Jul 23, 1919 p. 18-37 The General Board of Missions (Continued from XC/42 Oct 15, 1919 p. 32: c. 2-3, p. 33: c. Last Week) 1-2, p. 34: c. 3, p. 35: c. 3, p. 36: c. 2 THE LATE MRS. SHEPHERD XC/42 Oct 15, 1919 p. 36: c. 2 TEACHERS WANTED FOR INDIAN SCHOOLS XC/44 Oct 29, 1919 p. 3: c. 3 TEEPEE AND RESERVE XC/47 Nov 19, 1919 p. 30: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. Jas. Endicott] XC/47 Nov 19, 1919 p. 34: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. Jas. Endicott] XC/48 Nov 26, 1919 p. 38: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. Jas. Endicott] XC/49 Dec 3, 1919 p. 34: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. Jas. Endicott] XC/50 Dec 10, 1919 p. 49: c. 1 YOUNG WOMEN OF METHODISM ATTENTION! XCI/3 Jan 21, 1920 p. 24: c. 3 WANTED [Mrs. E. E. Marshall] XCI/3 Jan 21, 1920 p. 38: c. 2 Northern Alberta News [T.D.J.] XCI/5 Feb 4, 1920 p. 34: c. 2-3, p. 35: c. 1 The Sunset Province [J.H. White] XCI/6 Feb 11, 1920 p. 27: c. 1-2 ESTING ITEMS FROM THE INDIAN FIELDS [A.B.] XCI/6 Feb 11, 1920 p. 35: c. 1-3 Gleanings from our Indian Fields [A.B.] XCI/9 Mar 3, 1920 p. 24: c. 2-3 Gleanings from the Indian Field XCI/12 Mar 24, 1920 p. 58: c. 2-3 INDIAN HOME NEAR EDMONTON XCI/12 Mar 24, 1920 p. 64: c. 2-3 BRITISH COLUMBIA XCI/13 Mar 31, 1920 p. 25: c. 1 CONFERENCE OF WORKERS AMONG THE XCI/17 Apr 28, 1920 p. 29: c. 2 INDIANS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH IN BRITISH COLUMBIA [G.H. Raley, Secretary] GLEANINGS FROM OUR INDIAN FIELDS XCI/22 Jun 2, 1920 p. 27: c. 1-2, p. 28: c. 1 Mrs. Croft’s Missionary Flowers [Rose E. XCI/23 Jun 9, 1920 p. 14: c. 1-3, p. 15: c. Wakefield] 1-3 The Sunset Province: Report of the British XCI/23 Jun 9, 1920 p. 20: c. 2-3, p. 21: c. Columbia Conference [A.E. Roberts] 1, p. 22: c. 2-3 MUNCEY INDIAN MISSION CEMETERY [S.R. XCI/24 Jun 16, 1920 p. 20: c. 2-3 McVitty] Helping the Indian XCI/25 Jun 23, 1920 p. 6: c. 1-2 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] XCI/27 Jul 7, 1920 p. 30: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] XCI/28 Jul 14, 1920 p. 30: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] XCI/29 Jul 21, 1920 p. 38: c. 1 List of Stations, 1920-21 XCI/30 Jul 28, 1920 p. 18-39 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] XCI/30 Jul 28, 1920 p. 38: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] XCI/31 Aug 4, 1920 p. 30: c. 1 A Consolidated School in Eastern Ontario XCI/32 Aug 11, 1920 p. 10: c. 3 159

THE INDIANS AT SKIDEGATE, B.C. [T.F.] XCI/32 Aug 11, 1920 p. 18: c. 2-3, p. 19: c. 1 WANTED [T. Ferrier, Brandon Industrial School] XCI/32 Aug 11, 1920 p. 30: c. 1 GLEANINGS FROM OUR INDIAN FIELDS [A.B.] XCI/33 Aug 18, 1920 p. 16: c. 3, p. 17: c. 1-2 GLEANINGS FROM OUR INDIAN FIELDS [A.B.] XCI/37 Sept 15, 1920 p. 18: c. 2-3 RECENT WEDDING XCI/37 Sept 15, 1920 p. 29: c. 3 MARRIAGES: NEAL-BAILEY XCI/38 Sept 22, 1920 p. 32: c. 2 Report of the Annual Meeting of the Board of XCI/44 Nov 3, 1920 p. 12: c. 1-4 Managers of the Woman’s Missionary Society WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] XCI/44 Nov 3, 1920 p. 26: c. 11 Our Manitoba Letter [R.O.A.] XCI/45 Nov 10, 1920 p. 21: c. 1-2 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] XCI/45 Nov 10, 1920 p. 26: c. 1 A Double Appeal [Arthur Barner] XCI/46 Nov 17, 1920 p. 17: c. 3-4 From Our Indian Fields [A.B.] XCI/46 Nov 17, 1920 p. 21: c. 1-3 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] XCI/46 Nov 17, 1920 p. 26: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] XCI/47 Nov 24, 1920 p. 22: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] XCI/48 Dec 1, 1920 p. 32: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] XCI/49 Dec 8, 1920 p. 22: c. 1 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] XCI/50 Dec 15, 1920 p. 22: c. 1 From Our Indian Fields [A.B.] XCI/51 Dec 22, 1920 . 17: c. 3-4, p. 18: c. 1 The Lights and Shadows of a Memorable Meeting XCII/7 Feb 16, p.11: c.1-4 [Mrs.W.E. Ross] 1921 Contributions Received by the Methodist XCII/7 Feb 16, p. 23: c. 2-3 Missionary Society for the China Famine Relief 1921 Fund Contributions Received by the Methodist XCII/9 Mar 2, p. 30: c. 3 Missionary Society for the China Famine Fund 1921 The Fire at Port Simpson [Arthur Barner, XCII/10 Mar 9, p.22: c.2-3 Superintendent of Indian Missions] 1921 London Conference Items [W.R.O.] XCII/13 Mar 30, p.14: c. 1-4 1921 Acknowledgement XCII/16 Apr 20, p. 18: c. 4 1921 Methodist National Campaign: British Columbia XCII/17 Apr 27, p. 4: c. 1-2 Conference 1921 Work Among the Indians in British Columbia [R.H. XCII/17 Apr 27, p. 22: c. 3-4 Cairns, G.H. Raley, Committee of Arrangements] 1921 Port Simpson Fire [Arthur Barner] XCII/21 May 25, p. 17: c. 3 1921 Personals XCII/24 Jun 15, p. 13: c. 2 1921 New Standards- An Illustration [Arthur Barner] XCII/25 Jun 22, p. 16: c. 2-3 1921 Reveren John Semmens [John Maclean] XCII/27 Jul 6, p. 15: c. 1-3 1921 160

Methodist Deaconess Appointments, 1921: London XCII/28 Jul 13, p. 15: c. 1-2 Conference 1921 Three Gatherings of Workers Among the Indians XCII/31 Aug 3, p. 17: c. 3 1921 Stations of Ministers and Probationers, 1921-22 XCII/35 Aug 31, p. 14-30 1921 Southern Alberta News[G.H.C.] XCII/43 Sept 21, p.11: c.1-2, p. 13: c. 1-2 1921 “The Life which is Life Indeed”: The Woman’s XCII/43 Oct 26, p. 20: c. 2-4 Missionary Society; 40th Anniversary [Mrs. W. E. 1921 Ross] With our Indian Boys and Girls: Junior Topic for XCII/44 Nov 2, p. 12: c. 3 November 13th 1921 WANTED [Mrs. E. E. Marshall] XCII/47 Nov 23, p. 23: c. 4 1921 The Dawn of Promise: Morning in an Indian XCIII/3 Jan 18, p. 11: c. 3, p. 14: c. 4 Mission School 1922 Our Indian Field [A.B.] XCIII/9 Mar 1, p. 16: c. 2-3 1922 Southern Alberta News [G.H.C.] XCIII/10 Mar 8, p. 13: c. 3-4, p. 20: c. 3-4 1922 Chatham District Meeting XCIII/11 Mar 15, p. 22: c. 4 1922 South Alberta News [G.H.C.] XCIII/12 Mar 22, p. 14: c. 1-4 1922 Gleanings from our Indian Fields: The Island Lake XCIII/16 Apr 19, p. 12: c. 1-4, p. 21: c. 2 Story [A.B.] 1922 The God’s Lake Story XCIII/24 Jun 14, p. 11: c. 3-4, p. 12: c. 1 1922 The Story of Dr. Crosby, The Man Who Loved XCIII/25 Jun 21, p. 17: c. 1-2 Indian Boys and Girls [A.D.S.] 1922 The League of Indians of Canada An Historical XCIII/28 Jul 12, p. 13: c. 4, p. 15: c. 1-3 Gathering [Rev. Roy G. Taylor] 1922 Gleanings From Our Indian Fields XCIII/31 Aug 2, p. 12: c. 1-4 1922 WANTED [Rev. C. E. Manning, Methodist Mission XCIII/32 Aug 9, p. 13: c. 1 Rooms] 1922 Stations of Ministers and Probationers, 1922-23 XCIII/32 Aug 9, p. 14-32 1922 Conference Presidents for Year 1922-23 XCIII/40 Oct 4, p. 16: c. 1-4, p. 17: c. 1-4, 1922 p. 34: c. 3-4 Gleanings from our Indian Fields [Rev. Arthur XCIII/41 Oct 11, p. 10: c. 1-4 Barner] 1922 Brief notes on the addresses at General XCIII/41 Oct 11, p. 19: c. 1-4, p. 20: c. 1-4 Conference of the Rev. Dr. C.E. Manning Secretary 1922 of Home Missions, and the Rev. Dr. James Endicott, Secretary of Foreign Missions 161

A Method of Conference Election [S.R. McVitty, XCIII/41 Oct 11, p. 24: c. 3 The Institute, Muncey] 1922 Woman’s Missionary Society: Forty-first Annual XCIII/43 Oct 25, p. 8: c. 1-4 Meeting of the Board of Managers [Mrs. E. N. 1922 Ross] RECENT GATHERING OF WORKERS AMONG XCIII/48 Nov 19, p. 11: c. 2-3 METHODIST INDIANS IN ONTARIO AND 1922 QUEBEC HELD IN TORONTO Young People’s Work XCIV/2 Jan 10, p.11: c. 4, p. 12: c.1-2 1923 Gleanings from Our Indian Fields [Rev. Arthur XCIV/4 Jan 24, p. 13: c. 1-4, p. 15: c. 1-2 Barner] 1923 A Special Gleaning [Arthur Barner] XCIV/8 Feb 21, p. 11: c. 3-4, p. 14: c. 3-4 1923 Southern Alberta News [G.F.D.] XCIV/11 Mar 14, p. 11: c. 1-4 1923 Four Hundred Indians Gather at Morley XCIV/11 Mar 14, p.22: c.2 1923 The New Girl’s Home at Port Simpson [J.C.S.] XCIV/13 Mar 28, p.15: c.2 1923 Conditions and Outlook in the West Report of a XCIV/15 Apr 11, p. 7: c. 1-4 Five Weeks’ Trip in Four Provinces [C.E. Manning, 1923 Missionary Secretary] Gleanings from our Indian Fields [Arthur Barner] XCIV/15 Apr 11, p. 13: c. 2-4, p. 16: c. 3, p. 1923 17: c. 1-2 Northern Alberta News [W.A.S.] XCIV/17 Apr 25, p. 10: c. 3-4, p. 11: c. 1-4 1923 Women’s Missionary Society April Executive XCIV/21 May 23, p. 8: c. 1-4, p. 9: c. 1-2 Meeting [Mrs. W. E. Ross] 1923 Gleanings from Our Indian Fields [A.B.] XCIV/28 Jul 11, p. 24: c. 1-2 1923 Indians in Ontario XCIV/29 Jul 18, p. 3: c. 1-2 1923 The Alberta Methodist Conference XCIV/29 Jul 18, p. 12: c. 2-4, p. 13: c. 1-4, 1923 p. 20: c. 2-4 Methodist Deaconess Appointments XCIV/30 Jul 25, p. 23: c. 1 1923 Stations of Ministers and Probationers 1923-24 XCIV/31 Aug 1, p. 8 - 27 1923 Formal Opening of the New Crosby Girls’ Home, XCIV/32 Aug 8, p. 24: c. 1-3 Port Simpson, B.C. [Annie H. Roode, Day School 1923 Teacher at Simpson] A Special Gleaning from Our Indian Field [Arthur XCIV/38 Sept 19, p. 19: c. 1-2 Barner] 1923 Away Up North: A Trip to the Treaty Grounds of the XCIV/40 Oct 3, p. 4: c. 1-4, p. 5: c. 1-3 Cree Indians [C.G. Honnor] 1923 162

Woman’s Missionary Society Forty Second Annual XCIV/42 Oct 17, p. 10: c. 1-4, p. 20: c. 2-3 Meeting of the Board of Managers [Mrs. W. E. 1923 Ross] Northern Alberta News XCIV/42 Oct 17, p. 11: c. 3-4, p. 18: c. 3-4 1923 The Sunset Province [A.E.R.] XCIV/45 Nov 7, p. 18: c. 3-4, p. 19: c. 1-2 1923 Gleanings from our Indian Fields [Arthur Barner] XCIV/46 Nov 14, p. 12: c. 2-4 1923 Our Manitoba Letter: Anniversaries and Many XCIV/47 Nov 21, p. 15: c. 1-4 Other Things [R.O.A.] 1923 London Conference News: Annual Conference XCIV/47 Nov 21, p. 17: c. 1-4, p. 30: c. 1-3 Special Committee Meets [H.B.P.] 1923 Northern Alberta Notes: Various Activities in XCV/2 Jan 9, p. 10: c. 1-3, p. 14: c. 4, p. Church and Community 1924 15: c. 1 The Vision of a Great Unifying Force: Executive XCV/8 Feb p. 11: c. 1-3, p. 18: c. 3-4 Meeting of the Woman’s Missionary Society [Mrs. 20,1924 W. E. Ross] REV. PETER KELLY AND FAMILY, NANAIMO, XCV/9 Feb 27, p. 5: c. 1-3 B.C. 1924 New Alberta Indian School XCV/12 Mar 19, p. 15: c. 2 1924 Young People’s League: Expansion of Canadian XCV/13 Mar 26, p. 18: c. 2-4 Methodist Missions [Annie D. Stephenson] 1924 Young People’s League: Junior Programme [Annie XCV/13 Mar 26, p. 19; c. 1-2, p. 23: c. 3 D. Stephenson] 1924 Connexional Notices XCV/16 Apr 16, p. 23: c. 1-3 1924 In Labors More Abundant XCV/18 Apr 30, p. 14: c. 4 1924 “All That Was Left” Dr. Woodsworth’s Last XCV/19 May 7, p. 16: c. 2-4 Contingent [A. Willis Cann] 1924 Programme of Conferences 1924: London XCV/19 May 7, p. 21: c. 1-2, p. 22: c. 2-4 1924 Northern Alberta News [R. Lorne McTavish] XCV/20 May 14, p. 13: c. 1-2 1924 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] XCV/21 May 21, p. 23: c. 4 1924 The Late Dr. Macdougall [Anne D. Stephenson] XCV/23 Jun 4, p. 19: c. 1-2 1924 WANTED [Rev. T. Ferrier] XCV/23 Jun 4, p. 23: c. 4 1924 Alberta Conference Session [G.G.W.] XCV/24 Jun 11, p. 21: c. 1-2, p. 22: c. 2 1924 About Saskatchewan: Woman’s Missionary XCV/25 Jun 18, p. 13: c. 1-3, p. 22: c. 2-3 Society’s Convention and Other News [H.D.R.] 1924 Stations of Ministers and Probationers 1924-25 XCV/32 Aug 6, p. 7-25 1924 163

London Conference News: Fine Session of XCV/34 Aug 20, p. 12: c. 1-3 Summer School and District News 1924 Gleanings from Our Indian Fields [A.B.] XCV/34 Aug 20, p. 17: c. 1-2 1924 Union Summer School at Algoma [J.S. Duncan] XCV/34 Aug 20, p. 22: c. 2-4 1924 The Indian Workers’ Convention [Fred J. Dodson, XCV/37 Sept 10, p. 24: c. 1-3 Secretary] 1924 Woman’s Missionary Society: Forty-third Annual XCV/43 Oct 22, p. 9: c. 1-3, p. 14: c. 4, p. Meeting of the Board of Managers – Continued 1924 15: c. 1-2, p. 17: c. 1 (Mrs. W. E. Ross) Young People’s League: The Indian-Our First Race XCV/44 Oct 29, p. 12: c. 2-4 Problem [Mrs. F. C. Stephenson] 1924 Young People’s League: William Case, the XCV/44 Oct 29, p. 23: c. 2-3 Missionary Who Loved Indian Girls and Boys 1924 [A.D.S.] Personals XCV/44 Oct 29, p. 14: c. 3 1924 Annual Report Makes Good Reading [J.M. Denyes] XCV/45 Nov 5, p. 16: c 2-3 1924 The Early Missionaries [E.S. Caswell] XCV/52 Dec 24, p. 5: c. 4, p. 11: c. 4 1924 Northern Alberta News [W.H. Pike] XCV/52 Dec 24, p. 16: c. 3-4, p. 17: c. 1-2 1924 Southern Alberta news [G.G.W.] XCV/53 Dec 31, p. 14: c. 1-4, p. 15: c. 1-3, 1924 p. 23: c. 3 The Methodist Strain [Francis Swann] XCVI/1 Jan 7, p. 20: c. 4 1925 The British Columbia Conference [A.E.R.] XCVI/3 Jan 21, p. 17; c. 1-2 1925 The Late R. E. Benson, B.A. XCVI/6 Feb 11, p. 15: c. 1-2 1925 Programme of the London Conference of the XCVI/11 Mar 18, p. 23: c. 2-3 Methodist Church 1925 Northern Alberta News: Some Notable Activities XCVI/15 Apr 15, p. 12: c. 1-4, p. 13: c. 1-2 [W.H. Pike] 1925 Late Mrs. J. Woodsworth An Appreciation by Dr. XCVI/17 Apr 29, p. 15: c. 1-2 John MacLean 1925 Mining Missionary Gold: The Story of the Executive XCVI/19 May 13, p. 22: c. 3-4, p. 23: c. 2-3 of the General Board 1925 Woman’s Missionary Society- April Executive [Mrs. XCVI/20 May 20, p. 8: c. 1-3, p. 9: c. 3 W. E. Ross] 1925 Northern Alberta News: Station WHP Broadcasting XCVI/20 May 20, p. 20: c. 2-4 1925 WANTED [Mrs. S. R. Bews, Field Secretary, XCVI/20 May 20, p. 23: c. 4 W.M.S.] 1925 164

London Annual Conference: Forty-Second Annual XCVI/23 Jun 10, p. 12: c. 1-4, p. 20: c. 2-4 Session Held in Centennial Church, London 1925 [H.B.P.]

Records of: The New Outlook (1925-1939) There is no index to The New Outlook; bound copies are held in the Archives reading room for review.

Records of: United Church Observer (1939-2011) Title Vol/No Date Page Dr. Darby known and loved along B.C. Coast (Beatrice Annette 1/3 Apr, 1939 2 Lowman) What is the Board of Home Missions? (Frank Chamberlain) 1/3 Apr, 1939 7, 23 The File Hills Jubilee 1/11 1 Aug, 7 1939 Dr. Galbraith Waits for the “Stork” at Bella Coola 1/12 15 Aug, 16-17, 1939 21 Support Indian Work at Fair 1/13 1 Sept, 7 1939 Old Indian Women Combined Prayer and Pounding (J. W. 1/14 15 Sept, 7 [Niddrie]) 1939 Matron of Crosby Girls’ Home Retires 1/14 15 Sept, 20 1939 Walpole Island Indian Fair 1/17 1 Nov, 6 1939 Indian Missionary Dies 1/18 15 Nov, 27 1939 Coqualeetza School to be Used as a Sanatorium: Children to go 2/2 15 Mar, 6 to Alberni, Rev. R.C. Scott in Charge 1940 The “Melvin Swartout” Serves Two Hundred Families Along the 2/2 15 Mar, 6 Pacific Coast 1940 The James Evans Centenary at Norway House (J.A.C) 2/10 15 July, 3 1940 One and the Same 2/11 1 Aug, 1 1940 Indian Youth Gather for Summer School at Muncey (Alice Ann 2/12 15 Aug, 7 Dorey) 1940 “Norway House in Pictures” 2/12 15 Aug, 20 1940 “Have You Met the Indians?” 2/12 15 Aug, 21 1940 Two New Principals of Indian Residential School 2/22 15 Jan, 7 1941 Indian Worker Dies: was Principal at Portage-La-Prairie School 2/23 1 Feb, 28 (Rev. W.A. Hendry) 1941 Indian School Principal Retires 2/24 15 Feb, 6 1941 165

“Soldiers Save the “Melvin Swartout” [H.M.R.] 2/24 15 Feb, 7 1941 “Indian Children Share Stamps and Stars” 3/5 1 Mar, 28 1941 Alberni School Burned (R.C. Scott, Principal) 3/2 15 Mar, 7 1941 “With Darby on the Crosby” 3/4 15 Apr, 2, 6-7 1941 “Heal the Sick” The Church’s Mission [W.E. Austin, Medical 3/4 15 Apr, 17 Superintendent, Hazleton Hospital 1941 Indian Missionary Passes Suddenly: Rev. Robt. Ross Served the 3/10 15 Jul, 29 Church for Forty-Two Years [J. Mc C.] 1941 New Teachers for Indian Schools 3/12 15 Aug, 6 1941 Indian Mission, Rev. Robert Steinhauer, Served His Own People 3/12 15 Aug, 7 1941 “All Aboard for Oxford House” 3/14 15 Sept, 1 1941 “After Six years with the Crees” [Mrs. D.J. Scoates] 3/15 1 Oct, 6 1941 Superintendent of Missions Visits the Stoney Indian (Thomas 3/22 15 Jan, 7 Powell) 1942 C.G.I.T Group at Brandon Indian School [photograph] 4/8 15 Jun, 3 1942 Indian Workers Confer on Future Policy (J.A.C) 4/16 15 Oct, 6, 26 1942 Wanted- Teachers for Indian Schools (R.B. Cochrane) 5/12 15 Aug, 31 1943 “Indian Chief Marries at Muncey” 5/12 15 Aug, 31 1943 Indian Reserves Fully Manned by the Church (J.A.C.) 5/15 1 Oct, 3 1943 Fifth Meeting Held of Indian Workers of Western Ontario (Alice 6/9 1 Jul, 1944 7 Ann Dorey) Indian Work Appointments 6/10 15 Jul, 29 1944 Alberni School Holds Graduation 6/11 1 Aug, 3 1944 Brandon School Presents Church with Baptismal Font 6/15 1 Oct, 6 1944 British Columbia Indian Workers Hold Conference at Port Simpson 6/17 1 Nov, 6, 17 (George Affleck) 1944 R.D. Owl Heads Conference of Indian Workers (Alice Ann Dorey) 6/19 1 Dec, 6, 26 1944 Sixth Meeting Held of Indian Workers in Western Ontario (Alice 7/8 15 Jun, 6 Ann Dorey) 1945 Seek Commission of Indian Education – Need Workers (J.A.C.) 7/12 15 Aug, 2, 26 1945 166

“Ottawa Hears Story of Indian Work” (J.P.M) 7/22 15 Jan, 6 1946 “British Columbia President Visits Indian Missions” (W.P. Bunt) 8/2 15 Mar, 3, 6 1946 “The Church at Klemtu” [Photo] 8/3 1 Apr, 7 1946 “B.C. President Attends Indian Weddings” (W.P Bunt) 8/3 1 Apr, 7 1946 “The Board of Home Missions” [Photoessay] 8/4 15 Apr, 6 1946 “The Woman’s Missionary Society” [Photoessay] 8/4 15 Apr, 20 1946 “Special Course to be Given for Indian Workers” 8/6 15 May, 23 1946 “W.M.S. Home Mission Secretary Visits B.C. Home Missions” 8/15 1 Oct, 2 1946 “New Recruits Attend School for Indian Workers” 8/16 15 Oct, 3, 30 1946 “Desperate Need for Personnel in Indian Work” 8/19 1 Dec, 24 1946 “Finally, Allowances and the Indian, Good Results” (H.M. Jones) 8/24 15 Feb, 6 1947 “Young Indian Girl Wins Art Scholarship: Attends Alberni I.S.” 9/11 1 Aug, 8 1947 “Education of Indian Children in Church School” (A.E. Caldwell) 9/11 1 Aug, 8, 28 1947 “Music Class at Brandon Indian School” 9/11 1 Aug, 14 1947 “Music Group at Brandon” [photo] 9/11 1 Aug, 14 1947 “The Board of Home Missions: Indian Work” 9/19 1 Dec, 5, 6 1947 “The Ministry of the Church in B.C.” (M.C. MacDonald) 10/14 15 Sept, 13 1948 “Indian Work Interested Council” [photo] 10/18 15 Nov, 1 1948 “Two Indian Christmases, 1887-1912” 10/20 15 Dec, 8 1948 “Brandon, Manitoba, Church Scene of Commissioning” [C.S.M] 10/23 1 Feb, 2 1949 “File Hills Indian School” 11/8 15 Jun, 16- 1949 17,32 “Rev J. Jones, Indian School Head, Retires” 11/12 15 Aug, 15 1949 “Mrs. Robert C. Scott” [obituary] 15 Jun, 28 1950 “Indian School Holds “Achievement Night” ” 13/9 1 Jul, 1951 25 167

“Indian Homemakers at Portage-La-Prairie” 14/17 1 Nov, 19 1952 “Indian Student Wins Medal” 14/21 1 Jan, 23 1953 “Indian Student Wins Medal” [photo] 15/8 15 Jun, 26 1953 “Education for Canadian Indians, 1953” (Eleanor Penney McLean” 15/11 1 Aug, 15, 22 1953 “Home Missions Opportunity Day” (Reba Patterson) 15/13 1 Sept, 12 1953 “Indian Education” (F. Barnes) 16/8 15 Jun, 2, 24 1954 “Conference Held on Indian Problem” (Isabel M. Coveys) 16/20 15 Dec, 12 1954 “We Meet at Norway House” (A.I. Avery) 17/6 15 May, 14 1955 “The Return of James Evans” (Rev. Frank Baker) 17/18 15 Jun, 5, 6 1955 “The Return of James Evans” [photograph] 17/18 15 Jun, 5, 6 1955 “Indian Workers’ Institute” 17/11 1 Aug, 8 1955 “Home Missions” 17/16 15 Oct, 23 1955 “Nooskimiack and His Bella Coolas” (E.L. Homewood) 22/6 15 May, 8-10, 1960 24 “Two Missionaries Pass” 22/9 July, 1960 27 “A Summer Saddle-back Student” (Jan A. Huntjens) 22/10 Aug, 1960 14-15, 18 “Life on an Indian Reservation” (C.S. McNutt) 22/12 15 Sept, 12-13, 1960 24 “Indian Children Welcome” 24/1 1 Mar, 43 1962 “Hudson’s Bay Gift” 24/1 1 Mar, 44 1962 “Teachers and Nurses” [job vacancy at Norway House] 24/1 1 Mar, 45 1962 --- 24/2 15 Mar, 45 1962 “Youth, and Education for Indians” + [photo] [K.S.B.]] 24/13 1 Oct, 38 1962 “Scholarship for Indians” 26/11 1 Sept, 42 1964 “Bus-driving Missionary of Round Lake” (E.L. Homewood) 26/12 15 Sept, 17 1964 “The Plight of Canada’s Indian” (E.L. Homewood) 27/1 1 Mar, 12-13, 1965 32 168

“The Indian and The Reserve” (E.L. Homewood) 27/2 15 Mar, 19-20, 1965 45 “The Indian and Education” (E.L. Homewood) 27/3 1 Apr, 18-19, 1965 32 “Portage I.R. Glee Club has been invited to sing at Expo ‘67” 29/1 1 Mar, 31 [photograph] 1967 “Glee Club at Expo” 29/1 1 Mar, 34 1967 “What’s Holding Back These Mission Churches?” 27/2 15 Mar, 16-19 1967 “Indians in the City: Will Help Be Too Little Too Late?” (Harvey L. 27/3 1 Apr, 19-22 Shepherd) 1967 “Info ‘67” [advertisement] 29/8 15 Jun, 16-17 1967 “Serves Indian village” 29/8 15 Jun, 22 1967 “Integrate Indians” 29/11 1 Sept, 32 1967 “Info ‘67” [advertisement] 29/12 15 Sept, 24-25 1967 “What’s Going to Happen to Timmy?” (John Andrews) 30/1 1 Mar, 27-29 1968 “Church Indian Schools” (W.C. Thomas) 30/5 1 May, 25 1968 “The Indian Affair: Old Wrongs and A New Myth” (Douglas Fisher) 30/16 15 Nov, 36-37 1968 “Shift Indian Homes” 31/6 1 June, 32 1969 “Up the Coast Aboard the Crosby” (photo essay) (Daniel Herings) 45/5 Dec, 1981 27-29 “Commemorating Native Apology” 51/7 Jan, 1988 15 “Cairn Dedicated” 52/5 Nov, 1988 17 “After the Apology” (Muriel Duncan) 53/1 Mar, 1989 37-39 “A Time for Caution and Reconciliation” (Bob Bettson) 53/5 Jul, 1989 9-10 “All Native Circle Conference Inaugurated” (Hugh McCullum) 53/6 Aug, 1989 8-9 “Up the Coast and Into History” (Keith Howard) 54/8 Feb, 1991 8-9 “Hoping to Heal, at Long Last” 54/8 Feb, 1991 31-32 “Searching for Ways to Heal” (Donna Sinclair) 55/1 Jul, 1991 18-22 “Native Task Group Funding In Question” 55/7 Jan, 1992 14 “A church searching for renewal” 57/2 Aug, 1993 23-24 “ANCC stresses education from Native view” (Carolyn Pogue) 57/2 Aug, 1993 25-26 “Anglican Native apology” 57/4 Oct, 1993 30 “Finding A Path Toward Healing” (Donna Sinclair) 57/7 Jan, 1994 34-36 “Healing in the National Circle” (Deana Driver) 58/2 Aug, 1994 21 “Fund Set Up to Help Heal National Residential School Wounds” 58/4 Oct, 1994 24 “National Healing Fund Gets a Boost from Norma” (in Quinte 58/17 Jan, 1995 7 Conference) [19/1] “Doing Her Bit for National Healing, a Loonie at a Time” 58/8 Feb, 1995 8 169

“A Bitter Past Confronted” (Donna Sinclair) 58/11 Jun, 1995 15-18 “Helping to Start Residential School Healing” 59/1 Jul, 1995 36 “Manitou Executive Launches Healing Fund” (in Voyageur) 59/3 [9/3] Sept, 1995 5 “Let the Healing Begin” (Bruce Tomb, in London Conference) 59/5 [11/6] Nov, 1995 2 “A time to Begin Healing” (Donna Sinclair) 59/8 Feb, 1996 27-29 “Moving Beyond Apologies” (John Bird) 59/8 Feb, 1996 29-30 “RCMP Investigating B.C. Murder Allegations” (David Wilson) 59/8 Feb, 1996 31-32 “Church Named in Residential School Lawsuit” 59/9 Mar, 1996 15 “Moderator’s Message Helps to Launch Healing Fund Campaign” 15/4 Jul, 1996 2 (in The Charge) “For Natives, Pain Lingers” (Deane Driver) 60/2 Sept, 1996 19-21 “A Town Tends to Its Scars, Port Alberni, British Columbia Comes 60/2 Sept, 1996 32-35 to Terms with Residential School Abuses” (Donna Sinclair) “We musn’t avoid our responsibility for the Residential School 60/6 Jan, 1997 6 disgrace” (Muriel Duncan) An Outline for Justice: Skepticism greeted the Royal Commission 60/6 Jan, 1997 27-30 on Aboriginal Peoples. Churches were more hopeful.” [Donna Sinclair] “A Healing Time for Everyone” (Kathryn Fournier) 60/6 Jan, 1997 31 “Moderator Recognized the 10th Anniversary of Apology to First 60/10 May, 1997 2 Nations People” [In Voyageur] [11/2] “Healing Fund Helps Youth, Language Programs” 60/11 Jun, 1997 37 “Residential Schools Apology Urged” (Muriel Duncan) 61/1 Jul/Aug, 20-21 1997 “Port Alberni congregation takes “first step, offers apology” 61/1 Jul/Aug, 20-21 1997 “The Apology Dilemma” 61/4 Nov, 1997 Pg. 3 “Norma Soble’s Loonie Can applauded at Council” [In Circuit 61/4 [20/5] Nov, 1997 Pg. 2 Rider] “Residential School Settlement Urged” 61/6 Jan, 1998 19-20 “Healing Fund Goal is $150,000” [In Contact] 61/6 [15/1] Jan, 1998 “Awakening to a tragedy” [Donna Sinclair] 61/7 Feb, 1998 18-19 “Regret yes, repent, no” [Rev. M. Elizabeth Chapman] 61/8 Mar, 1998 4 “Residential Schools on Trial” [Donna Sinclair] 61/8 Mar, 1998 25 “A paper trail of pain” [Doug Wilson] 61/9 Apr, 1998 16-18 “Healing needs ‘overwhelming’” 61/9 Apr, 1998 18 “Conference Healing Fund More than 30% to Goal” [In Contact] 61/10 May, 1998 6 [15/3] “Healing Fund” [In Bridge] 61/10 May, 1998 7 [14/13] “Ruling Key to Alberni Trial” [David Wilson] 61/11 Jun, 1998 16-17 “Emotions run gamut as trial drags on” [Donna Sinclair] 61/11 Jun, 1998 17-18 “B.C. Issues Own Statement” 61/11 Jun, 1998 17 “Government, Church jointly liable” [David Wilson] 62/1 Jul/Aug, 21-23 1998 “New Lawsuit” 62/1 Jul/Aug, 23 1998 170

“Church Appeals Ruling, Faces 21 New Claims” [David Wilson] 62/2 Sept, 1998 20-21 “Toward real repentance” 62/2 Sept, 1998 46-48 “United Church Decides to Appeal Vicarious Liability Judgement” 62/2 Sept, 1998 4 [The Charge] [18/15] “$1,200 to Healing Fund” [Contact] 62/2 [15/5] Sept, 1998 6 “In spite of shortcomings, residential schools provided access to 62/3 Oct, 1998 2 the 20th century” (Bernie S. Lee) “Both/and, not either/or” (Rev. Gordon M. Craig) 62/3 Oct, 1998 4 [no title] (F. Anne Michael) 62/3 Oct, 1998 4 “Paying for the pain: B.C. Natives recall years of abuse in a trial 62/3 Oct, 1998 15-20 that has become more than a dispute about liability.” “Getting Hired Was Easy for Alberni Pedophile” 62/3 Oct, 1998 19 “Healing Fund Update” [The Bridge] 62/4 [14/6] Nov, 1998 4 “Humbling Sorry- Executive Brings Residential School 62/5 Dec, 1998 17-20 Repentance With an Apology” (Muriel Duncan) “Church Facing More Residential School Lawsuits as 100 Former 62/5 Dec, 1998 19 Students File Claims” (David Wilson) [no title] (E.W. Taylor) 62/6 Jan, 1999 5 [no title] (Peter Ward) 62/6 Jan, 1999 5 “Alberni Parties Set to Begin Settlement Talks” 62/6 Jan, 1999 29 “Healing Fund Disbursements Near $600,000” 62/7 Feb, 1999 34 “Healing Fund Slowly Moving Toward Goal” (in Contact) 62/8 [8/5] Mar, 1999 4 “United Church Names David MacDonald as Special Advisor” 62/8 Mar, 1999 7 (Marie-Francis Denis, in The Charge) [18/18] “United Church Apologizes to Canada’s First Nations People” (in 8/5 [62/8] Mar, 1999 6 The Connector) “Lawsuit Costs, deficits worry Division of Finance.” 62/9 Apr, 1999 20-21 “Native Schools Story Questioned” 62/10 May, 1999 17-18 “Alberni Trial Resumes; Settlement Talks Uncertain” (Donna 62/11 Jun, 1999 20-21 Sinclair) “The Church’s Healing Fund is Administered by Native People for 62/11 Jun, 1999 23 Native People” (Yvonne Stewart) “The Need to Heal, Marion Best Discusses Residential Schools” 63/1 Jul, 1999 3 (in Newspirit) “For peace and healing” 63/1 Jul, 1999 16-20 “Liability Decision could affect programs, lawsuit” [David Wilson] 63/1 Jul, 1999 26 “We need to move forward with integrity” [In contact] (The very 63/1[16/4] Jul, 1999 1 rev. Robert Smith) [no title] (Brian Newman) 63/2 Sept, 1999 4 [no title] (M. Lea Meadows) 63/2 Sept, 1999 4 [no title] (Marguerite Martin) 63/2 Sept, 1999 4 “Manitoba Nears Healing Fund Target” (in Voyageur) 63/2 [13/3] Sept, 1999 4 “Toonie Campaign Aimed at Healing Fund” ( inContact) 63/2 [18/4] Sept, 1999 4 “Conference wrestled with tough issues” (inContact) (Don Smith) 63/2 [18/4] Sept, 1999 1-2 “Healing Fund Event” (In Contact) 63/2 [16/5] Sept, 1999 6 “Helping to Heal- Healing Fund Project Up and Running as 63/3 Oct, 1999 20 Campaign Extended.” (John Bird) 171

“Two Alberni Lawsuits Settled” 63/3 Oct, 1999 21 “The real issue” (Marilyn Allain) 63/4 Nov, 1999 5 “Lawsuit Costs Considered” 63/4 Nov, 1999 19 “To Heal What We Have Wrought” (In Newspirit) 63/4 Nov, 1999 5-6 “Manitou reaches it’s Healing Fund Target” (in Voyageur) 63/4 [13/4] Nov, 1999 4 “Lawsuit Fallout” (David Wilson) 63/5 Dec, 1999 31-33 “Residential School Staff Stories Sought” 63/5 Dec, 1999 37 “Who Do We Speak For? Who Do We Talk To: A Reflection on 63/6 Jan, 2000 1-2, 8 our United Church’s Attempt at Dialogue with First Nations [18/23] Peoples” (In Keeping alive the Charge in the Maritime Conference) “To share the pain” (Jack and Ferne Witty) 63/7 Feb, 2000 3-4 “God Help Us All” (David Sparks) 63/7 Feb, 2000 5 “Financial questions remain as settlements continue” [David 63/7 Feb, 2000 18 Wilson] “More child abuse, today?” (Helen Ward) 63/8 Mar, 2000 3-4 [untitled] (Loreen Saville) 63/8 Mar, 2000 4 Talk, not trials. Projects test a new method of handling Native 63/8 Mar, 2000 21-22 lawsuits (David Wilson) “Residential Schools and a Maritime Conference Listening Team” 63/8 Mar, 2000 4 (In The Charge) [18/23] “The Healing Fund Connection and Residential Schools” (in The 63/8 Mar, 2000 4 Charge) [18/23] “Residential School Fallout Requires Faithful Response” (in 63/8 [14/1] Mar, 2000 7 Voyageur) To All Congregations of The United Church of Canada [The Right 63/8 [23/2] Mar, 2000 1 Reverend Bill Phipps, Moderator] (in Circuit Rider) “A Meaningful Response” (in Circuit Rider) 63/8 [23/2] Mar, 2000 1 “Thorpe Named to New Residential School Post” 63/9 Apr, 2000 22 “Former Residential School Workers Share Stories at British 63/10 May, 2000 16-17 Columbia Gathering” (Donna Sinclair) “The Native School Issue” (in The Charge, Mildred Pulsifer 63/10 May, 2000 6 Burrows) [18/24] “The Residential Schools Issue” (in Insight: Toronto Conference 63/10 May, 2000 7 News) [28/3] “Residential Schools: … a surprise to some at Presbytery 63/10 May, 2000 2 gathering” (in the Circuit Rider) [23/3] “Most Alberni Claims Settled” Jun, 2000 32 “Frank and Moving Discussion on Residential Schools” [Marney 64/1 [28/4] Jul, 2000 7 Beck] (In Insight)

“Residential School Key Issue” (in Contact) 64/1 Jul, 2000 1, 3 “Conference Youth Visit Former Residential Schools (In Newspirit, 64/1 Jul, 2000 3 Linda Churchill) “Residential Schools” (In Newspirit) 64/1 Jul, 2000 6 “Offerings of Gold for the Healing Fund” (In Newspirit, Daniel 64/1 Jul, 2000 7 Gilroy) 172

“Reliving the Nightmare: Thirty Months on Trial Have Taken a Toll 64/2 Sept, 2000 24-25 on the Alberni Residential School Victims” (Donna Sinclair) “Why Nelson Doesn’t Smile: Manitoba Children Learn About 64/2 Sept, 2000 42-43 Residential Schools from a Man who Attended One When He Was Young” (Deane Driver) “Learning to Walk the Path of Healing” (Donna Sinclair/David 64/3 Oct, 2000 10-13 Wilson) “Truth yesterday, heresy today” (Rev. Robert K. Munro) 64/4 Nov, 2000 4 [Untitled] (George A. Wallace) 64/4 Nov, 2000 4 [Untitled] (Ethel Meachem) 64/4 Nov, 2000 4 “Residential School History on Trial” (David Wilson) 64/4 Nov, 2000 28-32 “Living Out the Apology” (Donna Sinclair) 64/4 Nov, 2000 32-33 “Historical hindsight” (Bernard S. Lee) 64/6 Jan, 2001 4-5 [Untitled] W.Archie Speers 64/6 Jan, 2001 5 [Untitled] Judith McRae 64/6 Jan, 2001 5 “Law Society Reprimands Regina Residential School Lawyer” 64/6 Jan, 2001 8 “Living out the Apology” (in Contact) (Barbara Bitzer) 64/6 [18/1] Jan, 2001 8 “Healing Fund helps Temagami group” (in Voyageur) 64/6 [15/1] Jan, 2001 7 “Guilt by Association” (Donald A. Hill) 64/7 Feb, 2001 3 [Untitled] (Darlene Shepherd) 64/7 Feb, 2001 4 [Untitled] (Don Holmes) 64/7 Feb, 2001 4 “Alberni Trial Over: Judgement Reserved on Compensation for 64/7 Feb, 2001 16-17 Abuse” (David Wilson) Many tears for Alberni [Jessie Oliver] 64/9 Apr, 2001 5 Just Doing Their Job [Allan A. Parker] 64/9 Apr, 2001 6 “Residential Schools Helped Assimilation: Church” (David Wilson) 64/10 May, 2001 19 “Grants from Healing Fund Now Total 1.4 Million” 64/10 May, 2001 25 “Gone But Not Forgotten: Settled Lawsuits Provide a Glimpse Into 63/1 Jul/Aug, 16-17 Residential School Past” (David Wilson) 2001 “Annual Meeting Seeks Common Ground” (In Newspirit, Brenda 63/1 [19/3] July, 2001 1, 3 Brand) “The Alberni Residential School Judgement Should Occasion a 65/2 Sept, 2001 6 Long, Hard, Look in the Mirror” (Muriel Duncan) “Judgment at Alberni: Flurry of Appeals Follows Landmark 65/2 Sept, 2001 10-12 Residential School Court Decision” (David Wilson) “Trained Resource Team Ready to Lead Discussions on 65/4 [29/5] Nov/Dec, 6 Residential School Legacy” (in Insight) 2001 “Church Pays Up, But Appeals” 65/5 Dec, 2001 18-19 “Churches Seek Mediator in Talks with Feds” 65/5 Dec, 2001 19 “’86 Apology Offered Again” 65/5 Dec, 2001 20 “Settlements Avoid Alberni Trial” 65/8 Mar, 2002 23-24 Their fault, not ours [Jim McDonald, Jim Galloway] 65/10 May, 2002 5 “Tours With a Healing Touch” 65/11 Jun, 2002 12 “Listen to the victims” (Jennifer Lukas) 65/12 July/Aug 3 2002 “Re-membering: Toronto Urban Native Ministry” [In Insight] 65/12 July/Aug, 5, 7 [30/4] 2002 173

“Native Picket Ontario Church” (Mike Milne) 62/2 Sept, 2002 18-19 “Feds Eye Ireland for Residential School Answers” (David Wilson) 62/2 Sept, 2002 38-39 Loosening lawsuit logjam: Anglican-Ottawa deal may help open 66/5 Dec, 2002 29-30 the door for other residential school agreements. [David Wilson] “Settlements set a pattern” [David Wilson] 66/6 Jan, 2003 22-23 “Judges Hear Appeals in Alberni Rulings” 66/8 Mar, 2003 18 “Leadership: virtue not vice” (Rev. Murray McBride) 66/9 Apr, 2003 3 “Native Anglicans reject agreement” 66/9 Apr, 2003 9 “In my culture, you listen’ [John Bird] 66/10 May, 2003 25-26 “Four major issues to consider” 66/11 July/Aug 18-19 2003 “Debate, drama and plentiful petitions” 66/11 July/Aug 20-24 2003 “Toward right relationships: a moderator’s journey” [Rev. Marion 66/11 July/Aug 25-26 Pardy] 2003 “A Long Road to Reconciliation” (David Wilson) 67/3 Oct, 2003 21 Healing fund extended 67/3 Oct, 2003 28 “A Question of Consistency: After Much Soul-Searching the United 67/5 Dec, 2003 16-17 Church Will Defend a Class Action Lawsuit” (David Wilson) Leaders warned of even tighter budgets ahead [General Secretary 67/6 Jan, 2004 18-19 Rev. Jim Sinclair] “Not Liable, Still Responsible: Ruling is Important But Doesn’t 67/6 Jan, 2004 31-33 Absolve Church, Officials Say…” (David Wilson) “Two in United States Face Alberni Charges” 67/6 Jan, 2004 33 “Forging Native Links” (Melissa Walker) 67/7 Feb, 2004 34-36 “To Hear Each Other, To Walk Together in Healing” (Janet 67/7 Feb, 2004 35 Somerville) “A moral responsibility” (Rev. Jim and Eva Manley) 67/8 Mar, 2004 4-5 [no title] (Peter Ellis) 67/8 Mar, 2004 5 Ottawa’s high-court appeal ‘disappointing’ 67/8 Mar, 2004 16 Our other history: Native leaders still dream of raising the profile of 67/8 Mar, 2004 35-36 First Nations in Schools [John Bird] “Reconciliation is measured in how well we live with those who 67/10 May, 2004 1, 6 are different [Rev. Wesley Mabuza” (in Insight) [32/3] “No More to Wander: As Survivors of Residential School Abuse 67/11 Jun, 2004 20-25 Were Welcomed Home the United Church and Federal Government Found Their Proper Place on the Sidelines” (Keith Howard) Serving Justice Outside the Courts [David Wilson] 67/11 Jun, 2004 24-25 Alberni appeal will proceed 68/4 Nov, 2004 19

“On Becoming a National Church Historical Site” (In The 68/6 [19/1] Jan, 2005 4-5 Voyageur) “Living With Schools’ Legacy, 10 Years Later” (David Wilson) 68/7 Feb, 2005 18-19 “B.C. Residential School Survivors Trek for Awareness and Better 68/11 Jun, 2005 8 Programs 174

“Stones, Sacred Fires and a Vision of Equals: Aboriginal 69/2 Sept, 2005 32-34 Consultation Revisits 1986 Apology, Sets out Priority for the Future” (Donna Sinclair) “Christian Island United Church offers wholistic ministry within 69/4 [33/6] Nov, 2005 4-5 Beausoleil First Nation community [Vivian Harrower, Betty Lou McNabb, Peggy Monague] (In Insight) “A share of the blame: The United Church is also liable for Alberni 69/5 Dec, 2005 11-12 abuse, top court rules [David Wilson] “CLOSE-UP” 69/6 Jan, 2006 4 “How the Deal Got Done: Residential School Talks Need a Little 69/6 Jan, 2006 17-19 Push” (David Wilson) “Apologizing for Past Wrongs Can Open a Window on Today” 69/7 Feb, 2006 7 (Muriel Duncan) “Sharing Circle meets to build relationships, plan action” [VH] (in 69/8 [34/2] Mar 2006 4 Insight) “Facing up to our “moral responsibilities”: Decision-makers 69/11 June, 2006 33-34 approve residential school deal as focus turns to reconciliation. [Muriel Duncan] “An Apology Without Borders: Honouring a 20-Year-Old Apology 70/3 Oct, 2006 27-28 Meant Revisiting It” (Donna Sinclair) “Now that We’re On the Subject of Apologies…” (David Wilson) 70/4 Nov, 2006 7 “Toward a new place together: Honouring both Native and 70/4 Nov, 2006 16-17 Christian spirituality can help us grow in faith.” [Donna Sinclair] “Who’s Sorry Now” (Larry Krotz) 70/4 Nov, 2006 20-26 “A Time for Truth-Telling” (Jocelyn Bell) 70/8 Mar, 2007 16-17 Good and Faithful Servants (M. Lea Meadows) 70/10 May, 2007 6-7 “Apologize to Native, Church Urges…” (David Wilson) 70/10 May, 2007 31 “Healing the Wounds of the Past is Named a Priority For Today” 71/1 Jul/Aug, 32-34 (Mike Milne) 2007 “Archives Closure Won’t Hinder Research, Decision-Makers Told” 71/1 July/Aug, 33 2007 “No settlement is enough” (Gail Manning) 71/3 Oct, 2007 8 “Church Welcomes Apology, Wants More Detail From Feds” 71/5 Dec, 2007 37 (David Wilson) If you’re serious about having reconciliation, you’ve got to have an 71/6 Jan, 2008 30-31 apology. ‘A privilege to listen’ Vounteers bear witness to the United 71/7 Feb, 2008 27-29 Church’s role in residential school abuses- and ask for forgiveness. (Donna Sinclair) Panel will hear murder claims, official tells Mounties. (David 71/8 Mar, 2008 37 Wilson) Aboriginal, church leaders promote truth commission (David 71/9 Apr, 2008 36 Wilson) A journey of the heart Church leaders’ tour was about healing, 71/10 May, 2008 13 reconciliation and risking transformation. () “Reconciled to hard truths: Rebuffing accusations of genocide, 71/10 May, 2008 24-26 churches join Aboriginal groups and Ottawa in an effort to account for children who died in Residential Schools” [Mike Milne] 175

Apology to Aborigines has United Church accent 71/11 June, 2008 36 Deep healing is doubtful (Chuc Willson) 72/1 Jul/Aug, 8 2008 [no title] (Margaret Humphrey) 72/1 Jul/Aug, 8 2008 Complex truths (Lea Meadows) 72/1 Jul/Aug, Pg. 9 2008 “A road map for healing: How congregations can engage 72/1 Jul/Aug, Pg. Aboriginal neighbours as part of the national journey toward 2008 33-34 justice.” [Andrea Davis] Residential schools apology ‘opens doors to reconciliation’ 72/1 Jul/Aug, Pg. 36 2008 Good people, bad system (Rev. James Scott, General Council 72/3 Oct, 2008 6-7 Officer, Residential Schools) [no title] (Betty Thompson) 72/3 Oct, 2008 7 [no title] (Rev. Doug McMurtry) 72/3 Oct, 2008 7 [no title] (Virginia Falkenberg) 72/3 Oct, 2008 7-8 [no title] (Bettylou Hutson) 72/3 Oct, 2008 8 May they forgive us (Virginia Beane) 72/3 Oct, 2008 8 The apology, 10 years later (David Halfnight) 72/3 Oct, 2008 29-31 Apology Watch: Is the pope getting set to apologize to Canada’s 72/4 Nov, 2008 11 First Nations? (Kevin Spurgaitis) “Ancient tongues, new respect: The Bible was once a tool for 72/4 Nov, 2008 14-15 diminishing Aboriginal culture. Now new translations are seeking to redress an old wrong.” [Richard Wright] An apology at last: A former residential school student describes 72/5 Dec, 2008 13 the ceremonial feast that helped him forgive. (Don McKay, Wii Haughtkm Skiik) Truth and reconciliation panel must move forward, church says 72/5 Dec, 2008 37 “Stop Apologizing and Start Living: Church Decision Makers Raise 72/6 Jan, 2009 27-29 the Profile of Aboriginal Ministries, and Seek to Include First Nations in Church’s Founding Documents” (Mike Milne) “Hundreds Attend Demolition of Hated Alberni Dormitory” (Drew 72/9 Apr, 2009 36 Halfnight) “I Remember You, You Were My Teacher” (Richard Wright) 72/10 May, 2009 24-26 Somehow, we heal (Kerri Wickhurst) 73/1 Jul/Aug, 6 2009 [no title] (Kay Parley) 73/1 Jul/Aug, 6 2009 [no title] (Florence Kaefer) 73/1 Jul/Aug, 6 2009 [no title] (Rev. Stephanie McClellan) 73/1 Jul/Aug, 6 2009 “Moving from Healing to Reconciliation” (David Wilson) 73/3 Oct, 2009 25 “I Fully Expect to Be Both Hardened and Softened by This 73/4 Nov, 2009 30-31 Experience (Marie Wilson) “A National Disgrace” [Richard Wright] 73/6 Jan, 2010 16-21 176

“We have to turn the page on the past” 73/6 Jan, 2010 20-21 “Red Deer Indian Industrial School Cemetery” [Linda Ervin, Lyle 73/6 [29/1] Jan, 2010 6 Keewatin Richards, Don Hepburn” (in inContact) “Inside the sweat lodge, we are all equals” [Hans Tammemagi] 73/7 Feb, 2010 43 “Spirit of Healing” [Florence Kaefer] 73/8 Mar, 2010 7 “United Church Helps Preserve Native Language” [Kevin 73/9 Apr, 2010 36-37 Spurgaitis] “The forgotten children: Researchers scour church archives to find 74/1 Jul/Aug, 27-29 records of students who died at Indian residential schools.” [Mike 2010 Milne] Vision becomes Reality at Toronto Urban Native Ministry (in 74/1 [38/4] Jul/Aug 4 Insight) 2010 A time to heal, a time to hope [Samantha Rideout] 74/2 Sept, 2010 10-11 “Both sides now” [Pamela Brown] 74/4 Nov, 2010 8 “A work in progress: The two-year-old Aboriginal Ministries 74/5 Dec, 2010 27-29 Council is starting to foster unity and trust” [Mike Milne] A forgotten injustice [Samantha Rideout] 74/8 Mar, 2011 14-15 “Truth and Reconciliation Commission Heads North” [Jennifer 74/11 June, 2011 37-38 McPhee] “Living into Right Relations in Yellow Presbytery” [Patricia 75/2 Sept, 2011 2, 8 Robertson] (in inContact) “Conference members attend Truth and Reconciliation Event” 75/6 [40/1] Jan/Feb, 6 [Linda Parsons] (in Insight) 2012 Reconciling to a hard truth: A historic settlement agreement 75/9 Apr, 2012 31-34 promised closure for residential school survivors. No one thought it would open the floodgates to thousands of abuse claims. [Richard Wright] “From Dancing the Circle of Right Relations Action Group… A 76/1 [?] Jul/Aug 7-8 Truth and Reconciliation Conference” [Margaret Fisher] (In Circuit 2012 Rider) “Residential school healing still a long way off, says TRC 76/3 October, 29 commissioner” [M.M] 2012 “The Other Survivors” 76/7 Feb, 2013 32-34 “Embracing our Aboriginal Sisters” [Julie McGonegal] 76/8 Mar, 2013 32-34 “Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Work” [Rev. Bev 76/8 [32/2] Mar, 2013 5 Brazier. Whitehorse United Church] (in InContact) “A different legacy” [Lea Meadows] 76/9 Apr, 2013 7-8

Records of Mandate Magazine

Mandate is a quarterly magazine for United Church Congregational leaders, both lay and order of ministry. Mandate provides tools for use in all areas of congregational life, including spiritual growth and discipleships formation, justice and advocacy, worship, stewardship, outreach, and Mission and Service Fund awareness.

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There is no index to Mandate Magazine. Articles related to Residential Schools were identified for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Document Collection Project and are available in a separate excel sheet.

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NEAR PRINT AND PRINT PUBLICATIONS

Near-Print and Print Publications are listed in the United Church of Canada Archives catalogue, hosted by the University of Toronto Libraries Catalogue: http://onesearch.library.utoronto.ca/

Near-print: Pamphlet collection in the library

 Maclean, Hope. “Ojibwa Participation in Methodist residential schools in Upper Canada, 1828- 1860.” E99 .C6 M34 2005 PAM  Mackenzie, M. Elizabeth. “Seeing through our tears: a theology of forgiveness and the United Church of Canada’s legacy of involvement in Indian Residential Schools.” 2003. Theses .M36 2003  McVitty, Samuel Roberts. “[Letter] to Indian Agents, missionaries, teachers, chiefs, councillors and parents of Indian children in the province of Ontario.” 1927. LE3 .M97M3 PAM  Methodist Church of Canada. “Memorandum respecting Indian institutes and boarding schools in Ontario, Manitoba, the North-West and British Columbia.” [1896?] E97.5 .M48 M4 PAM  Methodist Church of Canada and Caroline Sarah Tate. “Early days at Coqualeetza” [189?] LE5 .C4C64 PAM  The United Church of Canada “Why the Healing Fund?: The United Church response.” [1995?] E96.5 .W49 1995 PAM  The United Church of Canada. Board of Home Missions. “Report” Toronto: Board of Home Missions, United Church of Canada, [1937?] BV2595 .U53 H6 PS  The United Church of Canada. Board of Home Missions. “Indian Work in Canada” [n.d.]  Indian work in Canada : contains pictures and other material related to the work of the Board of Home Missions among Canadian Indians. BV2810 .I53 PAM  Methodist Church of Canada. Indian education in the North West / Thompson Ferrier. Toronto: Department of Missionary Literature of the Methodist Church, Canada, 1906. LC2629 .F47 1906 PAM  Methodist Church of Canada. Women’s Missionary Society. How the light came to Kitamaat / by Elizabeth Emsley Long; with additions by Thomas Crosby. Toronto: Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church, Canada, 1907. Pam BV 2820 K47 L65  McFadden, Isobel and the United Church of Canada Committee on Education for Mission and Stewardship. Living By Bells: A Narrative of five schools in British Columbia, 1874-1970. 1971 LC2629 .B7 M34 PAM

Print Publications: Book collection in the library

 Deiter, Constance. From our mothers’ arms: the intergenerational impact of residential schools in Saskatchewan. United Church Publishing House, 1999. E96.65 .D45 1998  Graham, Elizabeth (compiled by), The Mush Hole: life at two Indian Residential Schools. Heffle Publishing, 1997. E96.5 .M88 1997 LARGE  The United Church of Canada, Justice, Global and Ecumenical Relations Unit. Toward justice and right relationship : a beginning : a study guide for congregations and church groups as they explore the legacy of Indian residential schools and forge new relationships with First Nations People. 2003 E96.5 .T69 2003 LARGE  The United Church of Canada, Division of Mission in Canada. Justice and reconciliation : the legacy of Indian residential schools and the journey toward reconciliation : a resource for congregations (2001) E96.5 .J87 2001 LARGE

Periodicals Articles related to Residential Schools were identified for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Document Collection Project and are available in a separate excel sheet.

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 The Missionary Bulletin, (Methodist Church of Canada) 1903-1922  The Missionary Outlook, (Methodist Church of Canada) 1881-1923  Missionary Monthly: The Women’s Missionary Society (1925-1961) (United Church of Canada) BV2591 .M45 PS  Annual Reports on the Missionary Society of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada (1834- 1874)/ The Methodist Missionary Society Reports (1875-1925) BV2550.2 .M5 PS  The Women’s Missionary Society Reports (Methodist Church of Canada) (1881-1926) BV2550.28 .W6 PS  Canadian Methodist Magazine (1875-1895)/Methodist Magazine Review (1896-1906)  Digest of minutes of meetings of Board of Home Missions and its executive and sub-executive. (United Church of Canada. Board of Home Missions.) [1930-1970?] BX9881 .A15 D54 PS  United Church of Canada, Yearbook 1925-2013