Letter dated November 28 1967 from R J Bell to Chiefs of Subordinate Camps with a coded password

Sons of Scotland, "Financial Secretary's Ledger," for McKenzie Camp Number 94

File contains three large Expo 67 shopping bags, one paper and two plastic, and three smaller paper shopping bags (from Czechoslovakian Pavilion, Iranian Handicrafts Boutique, and Donald Berman Enterprises Ltd.). Also includes one Esso plastic shopping bag created for Expo 67.

File contains typescripts, including an overview of the national pavilions at the 1967 World Exhibition, a document entitled "Expo 67 -- the World Exhibition in Canada," an informational sheet on bonus books and pricing, a preview document entitled "The world in a thousand acres," and a list of participants, exhibitors and sponsors compiled and distributed by the Canadian Corporation for the 1967 World Exhibition.

One plaque from Sons of Scotland Benevolant Association, Annual Ritualistic Competition, Montreal District, presented by F. S. Mearns, Grand Secretary, 1928.

Includes rough drafts of poems, including the manuscript for The Trees of Unknowing (Montreal, Vehicule Press, 1978). Photocopies of reviews of The Trees of Unknowing; invitations to the book launch at Powerhouse Gallery in Montreal; and photocopies of letters from Robert Creeley, Northrop Frye, F.R. Scott, John Newlove, and other writers regarding The Trees of Unknowing are also included. Also included are other original manuscripts by the author. A copy of The Trees of Unknowing is included.

File consists of a copy of what is, April 1973, issue # one. Printed on one sheet of legal size paper is a sound poem, "3 voices: words and silences", by Stephen Morrissey; a mimeographed introductory note is stapled to each copy.

This file contains documents related to military and political issues dating from between roughly 1775 and 1850. Includes an account of a battle in Montreal during the American Revolution, an affidavit about a political rumour, a certificate of service for a former soldier, and a memo about an inspection of a ship by the British Navy.