Fonds consists of slides of Thompson's travels, projects, and teaching materials over the course of his career. This includes multiple trips in Canada, the United States of America, Europe, and Asia, as well as materials and student work from his time at Kent State University, North Dakota State University, New Jersey Institute of Technology, and the University of Manitoba. Images from his travels largely focus on urban areas.

Fonds largely pertain to the design career of Grant Marshall, including teaching positions at the University of Manitoba (as well as many teaching slides) and private interior design business. Also features records pertaining to ballet costume design, fashion, and Marshall’s fashion boutique, The Third Step; Marshall’s artwork and exhibitions; primary, secondary, and post-secondary education; and personal records such as family photos and correspondence.

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Collections include textual, graphic, and MIS records created by de Forest over his career, largely pertaining to his time as a professor in the Faculty of Architecture. Also includes a collection of published materials, including architectural design journals.

The records include original and reproduced architectural sketches of residential and summer homes in Manitoba and Ontario; sketches include floor plans, elevations, site plans, and perspectives. Sheets present preliminary and proposed plans for future homes, as well as proposed alterations to existing structures. Some information about homes’ electrical wiring and building notes are provided. With the exception of some mild staining and minor tears, the records are in good condition overall.

as per title & dates

The T Kue Young file contains the following material:

1. Review and book jacket of his Health Care and cultural change 1989 (1p)

2. Letters Tennenhouse to Young with thanks for his books Cardiovascular Diseases and Risk Factors among North American Indians 1990 and Health of Native Americans 1994 (2pp)

3. Announcement of award of Hildes Medal by the Internat’l Union for Circumpolar Health 2000 Bull 27 July 2000 (1p)

4. Announcement of his move to U of Toronto Jan 10, 2002, UM e-memo (1p)

5. Notice from Bull 38(4), 20 May 2004, announcing TKY as keynote speaker at Man Hist of Med symposium on "Tuberculosis in Canada: Past and Present" (1p)

6. Screening for Diabetes in Manitoba First Nations Communities, Man Med Spring/Summer 2003 (1p)

7. “$12.8 -M program to tackle diabetes” WFP 18 Feb 2001 (1p)

8. Cover: "Health Transitions in Arctic Populations" edited by TK Young & P Bjerregaard incl Bison record (3pp)

9. "A long litany of injustice" review of TKY's book Health Care and Culture Change: The Indian Experience in the Central Subarctic (prob WFP nd) (2pp)

10. Corres with RE Beamish re REB's chapter on "Aboriginal Medicine - Natural and Supernatural" (17pp)
    See also:
    -books in Manitoba Authors’ Collection in NJM

The Magdy Younes file contains the following material:

1. "MD designs new ventilator to ease battle to breathe" WFP Apr 8, 1991 (1p)

2. "Respirator licensing agreement signed" UM Bulletin 25(9):5, 26 Sept 1991 (1p)

3. "Helping patients breathe" Univ Affairs v33(4) Apr, 1992 (1p)

4. "Patients receive the Breath of Life" Novum Winter ‘94 (1p)

5. "Invention a breath of fresh air" WFP 12 Sept, 1995 (1p)

6. "U of M reaps dividends licensing inventions" WFP 12 Sept, 1995 (1p)

7. Picture and short article re proportional assist ventilator UM Ann Report 1995-6 (2pp)

8. Distinguished Professor emeritus: UM Bull May 20/99; Convocation booklet, 2005 (2pp)

9. “Invention supplies breath of life” WFP 30 Sept 2005 (1p)
   See also:
   -file 10.2.5(6) for photograph in Action Profile
   MPC 1.0 #279 A-B (B=#7 below)

The Amelia Yeomans file contains the following material:

0. Obits.: Typewritten copy of WFP obit, April 24, 1913; CMAJ v3(6):527, June 1913 (3pp)

1. Previous catalogue page (1p)

2. “Dr. Amelia Yeomans” Pamphlet biography pub. by Manitoba Culture, Heritage & Recreation 1985 (1-9pp booklet)

3. “Le Docteur Amelia Yeomans” as above, French version (1-9pp booklet)

4. Copy of short newspaper(?) note by Penni Mitchell (1p)

5. Copy of entry from Mitchell’s Medicine in Manitoba (1p)

6. Copy of letter from Ruth Monk to Miss Vogel, Legislative bldg re Dr. Yeomans (1p)

7. Yeomans advertisement pub in Wpg Daily Times v. VIII no.167, 18 March 1884 p.6 (1p)

8. Picture and entry copied from Hacker’s: The indomitable lady doctors pp.87, 89-93 (6pp)

9. Biographical notes from “A Medical History of Manitoba” by Ruth Monk(?) (file #21.10.3) (1p)

10. “Some Manitoba Women who did First Things”-Lillian Beynon Thomas - Man Hist Soc Transactions Series 3, No 4, 1947-48 (5pp)

11. "Women Working for Healthy Communities" by A Ducas and J Linton for Manitoba women's Directorate 2001 (5pp)

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