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The Canadian National Institute for the Blind /L’Institut national canadien pour les aveugles

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Finding Aid No. 1114 / Instrument de recherche no 1114

Prepared by Darlene Byrne and James F. Kiddin 1979 and revised in 1993 by ColleenDempsey of the Social and Cultural Archives

Préparé par Darlene Byrne et James F. Kidden 1979 et révisé en 1993 par ColleenDempsey des Archives sociales et culturelles

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

DOCUMENTS ON MICROFILM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii

SUBJECT FILES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 31

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS, DISTRICTS, BRANCHES AND BOARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

REPORTS AND MEMORANDA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

INDEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

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DOCUMENTS ON MICROFILM

Minutes of Meetings and Memoranda

Microfilm Reel Subject Files Dates

M-3795 Canadian National Institute for the BlindMinutes of Meetings of the Canadian National Institutefor the Blind

Workers’ Conference

Minutes of Staff Meetings of the CNIB

Minute Book of the Canadian Free Library for the Blind

Charter, By-Laws, Resolutions and Agreements

Minutes of National Council and Annual Meetings

1919-1924

1941-1943

1906-1918

1918-1931

1918-1950

M-3796 Canadian National Institute for the Blind

Minutes of National Council and Annual Meetings 1918-1950

M-1962 Sir Arthur Pearson Association of War Blinded Minutes 1922-1939

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind/L’Institut national canadien pour les aveugles

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Container File File Title Date

SUBJECT FILES

1 1 American Association of Instructors of the Blind 1922-1938

1 2 American Association of Workers for the Blind 1917-1938

1 3 American Braille Commission 1938-1939

1 4 American Braille Press 1925-1939

1 5 American Braille Press 1934

1 6 American Brotherhood for the Blind 1930-1940

1 7 American Foundation for the Blind 1921-1930



1 10 American Library Association - work for libraries for the blind 1917-1930

1 11 American Printing House for the Blind 1930-1939

1 12 American Printing House for the Blind - Lists of Books 1930

1 13 American Red Cross Society 1930-1938

1 14 Amputations Association of the Great War (including foundingand purposes)

1921-1939

1 15 Amusement Tax (Ontario Treasury) 1935-1937

1 16 Appliances and Apparatus Designed by or For the Blind 1916-1939

2 The Canadian National Institute for the Blind/ MG 28-I233L’Institut national canadien pour les aveugles


2 1 Associated Blind, Ontario (Fradulent Association) 1932-1939

2 2 Association for the Blind, Quebec City 1930-1939

2 3 Association for the Protection of the Blind, Quebec 1936-1938

2 4 Association Valentin Hauy (Paris) 1918-1940

2 5 Australian Blinded Soldiers’ Association 1930-1941

2 6 Basketry 1919-1940

2 7 Bequests (Miscellaneous) 1922-1932

2 8 Blind in Australia 1924-1931

2 9 Blind in British West Indies - Trinidad and Jamaica 1920-1939

2 10 Blind in Canada - Services and statistics 1928-1938

2 11 Blind in South Africa 1924-1939

2 12 Blind in Spain 1927-1935

2 13 Blind in Tasmania 1930-1936

2 14 Blind Workers Household Supplies (Fraudulent use of CNIBinitials)

1938-1942

2 15 Blind Workmens’ Compensation (Ontario) including Act,1931, claims

1918-1942

2 16 Blindcraft Shop (Toronto) 1921-1936

2 17 Blinded Soldiers (prior to opening of Pearson Hall) 1916-1921

2 18 Bowling for Blind People 1939-1940

2 19 Braille, Louis 1937-1938

2 20 Braille Institute of America 1930-1939

2 21 British Columbia School for the Deaf and Blind 1920-1930

2 22 Broom Shop 1924-1935

3 1 Brooms, Brushes, Whisks 1919-1939

3 2 Buffalo Sight Conservation Society Inc. 1936-1937

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3 3 Camp for the Blind - Cedar Terrace, preceding Lake Joseph 1936-1937

3 4 Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy 1934-1940

3 5 Canadian Blind Babies Home 1918-1939

3 6 Canadian Blind Industries 1920-1954

3 7 Canadian Continental Westbound - Freight Conference (alsoCanadian United Kingdom Freight Conference)

1935-1939

3 8 Canadian Corps Association 1938-1939

3 9 Canadian Council on Child and Family Welfare 1926-1934

3 10 Canadian Credit Men’s Trust Association 1935-1939

3 11 Canadian Federation of the Blind 1918-1937


3 13 Canadian Free Library for the Blind (later Canadian NationalLibrary for the Blind) (1 of 5)

1905-1917


1905-1917


1905-1917


1905-1917


1905-1917

4 1 Canadian Legion (British Empire Service League) 1937-1939

4 2 Canadian Legion - Vimy Ridge Pilgrimage 1934-1937

4 3 Canadian National Exhibition 1921-1939

4 4 Canadian National Institute for the Blind - Correspondence 1918-1939

4 5 Canadian National Institute for the Blind - Councilcorrespondence

1937-1939



4 6 Canadian National Institute for the Blind - Formation and earlyhistory

1916-1937,1968

5 1 Canadian National Institute for the Blind - Original drafts ofCharter and By-Laws

1917-1922,1935, 1974

5 2 Canadian National Institute for the Blind - Annual returnsunder Companies Acts - Federal

1919-1939

5 3 Canadian National Institute for the Blind - Annual returnsunder Companies Acts - Provincial - Ontario

1931-1939

5 4 Canadian National Institute for the Blind - IndustrialDepartment for women

1920-1921

5 5 Canadian National Institute for the Blind - CNIB Bulletin 1918-1922

5 6 Canadian National Library for the Blind (formerly CanadianFree Library for the Blind) - General

1918-1920

5 7 Canadian National Library for the Blind (formerly CanadianFree Library for the Blind) - Amalgamation with CNIB

1919-1922, 1924, 1947

5 8 Canadian National Library for the Blind (formerly CanadianFree Library for the Blind) - Quarterly and Annual Reports andCash Statements

1917-1918

5 9 Canadian Opthalmological Society 1937-1939

5 10 Canadian Passenger Association- reduced cost of transport for the blind- lists

1919-1935

5 11 Canadian Pension Commission 1924-1939

5 12 Canadian Pioneer Battalion (Fifth) Trust Fund 1932-1933

5 13 Canadian Red Cross Society 1919-1938

5 14 Canadian Royalties Ltd. 1930-1931

5 15 Canadian Welfare Council 1935-1939

6 1 CANIB News Sheet - correspondence and notes 1930-1937



6 2 CANIB News Sheets - 1930-1936 issues 1930-1936

6 3 Cemetery Plot (for blind persons) 1924-1929

6 4 Central Canada Exhibition 1935-1939

6 5 Charles Street Residence 1922-1939

6 6 Christian Association for the Blind 1935-1944

6 7 Christian Record 1924-1937

6 8 Cintrat, Mr. Maurice 1935-1938

6 9 Clarkwood Residence 1919-1939

6 10 Cleveland Society for the Blind 1935-1939

6 11 Clovernook Printing House for the Blind 1937-1939

6 12 Colonial Coach Lines 1939

6 13 Comrades Club 1924-1939

6 14 Concerts by and for the blind 1924-1938

7 1 Conference of Divisional Superintendents- Minutes 1931- Minutes 1936

1931-1937

7 2 Conference of Field Secretaries 1936-1940

7 3 Contact Lenses (F.F. Rakos) 1939-1941

7 4 County Grants 1931-1937

7 5 W.E. Cowan (First fund raiser) 1919

7 6 Deaf Blind 1921-1938

7 7 Department of Assessment (Taxes) (Toronto) 1917-1928

7 8 Department of Health Toronto 1935-1938

7 9 Department of Immigration and Colonization (Federal) 1923-1933

7 10 Department of Labour (British Columbia) 1930

7 11 Department of Labour (Federal) 1939



7 12 Department of Labour (Ontario) 1935-1939

7 13 Department of National Defence (Federal) 1939

7 14 Department of National Revenue (Customs) (Federal) 1920-1936

7 15 Department of Pensions and National Health (Federal) 1928-1939

7 16 Department of the Secretary of State (Federal) 1919-1938

7 17 Department of Soldiers Civil Re-establishment (Federal)(including agreement on services to war-blinded

1918-1920

7 18 Department of Soldiers Civil Re-establishment (Federal)(including agreement on services to war-blinded)

1921-1928

8 1 Department of Trade and Commerce (Federal) 1925-1926

8 2 Dictaphone Sales Corporation 1933-1939

8 3 Dog Guides - Seeing Eye Inc. 1931-1937

8 4 Dog Guides - Applications to train dogs 1937-1939

8 5 Dominion Bureau of Statistics 1919-1940

8 6 Dominion Protective Association of Civilian Blind 1935-1936

8 7 Dominion Tactile Press 1913-1938

8 8 Donations - General 1918-1939

8 9 Donations - Blinded Soldiers Fund 1917-1939

8 10 Donations - Membership 1921-1937

9 1 Donations - Monthly 1936-1939

9 2 Donations - Special Army & Navy Veterans 1931-1933

9 3 Eastern Arctic Patrol 1938-1939

9 4 Eaton, T., Co. Ltd. 1919-1939

9 5 Excelsior Club 1930-1939

9 6 Fane Sewell Fund 1920-1934



9 7 Federation for Community Service 1924-1938

9 8 Fortnightly Law Journal 1932-1946

9 9 French Canadian Association for the Blind 1919-1939

9 10 Geary, Captain B.H. 1938-1939,1976

9 11 Glass Eyes 1934-1940

9 12 Globe and Mail 1938

9 13 Government House, Ottawa 1933-1938

9 14 Government Registration of Welfare Organizations 1937-1940

9 15 Grants - Department of Soldiers Civil Re-establishment 1920-1923

9 16 Grants - Federal 1920-1939

9 17 Grants - Hamilton (City of) 1933

10 1 Grants - London (City of) 1931-1937

10 2 Grants - Ontario (Province of) 1916-1939

10 3 Grants - Ottawa (City of) 1926-1934

10 4 Grants - Toronto (City of) 1919-1939

10 5 Grants - York County 1923-1928

Guide Dogs - see Dog Guides

10 6 Gyro Home for the Blind 1931-1939

10 7 Hadley Correspondence School 1921-1938

10 8 Halifax Explosion and Relief Commission 1917-1928

10 9 Halifax School for the Blind 1915-1939

10 10 Harmon Foundation 1928-1931

10 11 Health League of Canada 1937

10 12 Henry, H.W. (Field Secretary) 1935-1939



10 13 Hirsch, Betty (Miss) 1934

10 14 History of Work for the Blind 1972

10 15 Holmes, C.W. (First director of CNIB) 1918-1923

10 16 Home Teachers Course 1931-1938

10 18 Home Teaching - General 1918-1935

11 1 Home Teaching - Reports 1930-1931

11 2 Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire 1935-1939

11 3 Indigent Persons - Domiciliary Regulations 1927

11 4 Industrial Accident Prevention Associations 1935-1939

11 5 Industrial Home for the Blind (Brooklyn) 1935-1939

11 6 Insurance for Blind Persons 1920-1936

11 7 Insurance Underwriting as a Career for Blind People 1922-1930

11 8 International Association for Prevention of Blindness 1930-1939

11 9 International Congress of the Blind - International CommissionNo. 8

1929-1936

11 10 International Congress of the Blind - International CommissionNo. 10 - Museums of the Blind

1930

11 11 International Congress of the Blind - International CommissionNos. 16 and 21

1929-1930

11 12 International Organization for the Blind 1930-1934

11 13 Knitting by Blind Persons 1919-1932

11 14 Lawley, D.B. (Supervisor of Field Services) 1936-1939

11 15 Legislation Dealing with Blind Persons 1922-1961

Library Department (CNIB)

11 19 Library Department - General 1920-1926





12 3 Library Department - Library circulation reports - Annual 1925-1939

12 4 Library Department - Library circulation reports - Monthly 1924-1939

12 5 Library Department - Lists of books received 1929-1937

12 6 Library Department - Donations of funds for library 1915-1939

12 7 Library of Congress 1939

12 8 Lions Clubs 1926-1939

12 9 London Association of the Blind (Ontario) 1932-1939

12 10 Magill, A.N. (Field Secretary) 1937-1939

12 11 Maritime Association for the Blind (later incorporated inMaritime Division CNIB)

1919-1930

12 12 Maritime Foundation for the Blind (consolidation of funds forwork in the Maritimes)

1916-1930

12 13 Mary McIntyre Library 1922-1934

13 1 Masonic Order 1925-1936

13 2 Mat Making by the Blind 1932-1939

13 3 Matilda Ziegler Magazine for the Blind 1915-1939

13 4 Mentally Retarded Blind 1935

13 5 Merchants’ Association of CNIB (Blind merchants) 1931-1935

13 6 Military Hospital Commission (later taken over by SoldiersCivil Re-establishment)

1915-1918

13 7 Missouri Commission for the Blind 1928-1934

13 8 Montreal Association for the Blind (founded 1908 by P.E.Layton)

1915-1934

13 9 Montreal Council of Social Agencies 1928-1934



13 10 Moon Society (England) - includes sample of moon type 1930-1939

13 11 Mops Made by the Blind 1933-1939

13 12 Muloch, Sir William - Presentation (Free postage) 1938, 1963

13 13 Municipal Voting 1923

13 14 Music - Hamburg Conservatory of Music Toronto Scholarship 1936-1937

13 15 Music Committee - for Mina Barrett scholarship fund 1927-1933

13 16 Music Committee - formed in 1939 - Minutes of meetings 1939-1940

13 17 Music Transcription 1917-1938

14 1 National Braille Press (USA) 1932-1939

14 2 National Conference of Social Work - General 1924-1938

14 3 National Conference of Social Work - Conference Bulletins 1935-1937

14 4 National Garden Scheme - Correspondence and PressClippings

1935-1939

14 5 National Institute for the Blind (England) 1915-1927

14 6 National Institute for the Blind (England) 1928-1939

15 1 National News of the Blind 1936-1939

15 2 National Society for the Prevention of Blindness (USA) 1935-1939

15 3 Nazareth Institute for the Blind (Montreal) 1918-1939

15 4 New Fibre Rush Co. (USA) 1931-1933

15 5 Newfoundland Division - Diary of Isobel Scott (SocialWorker)

1934-1937

15 6 New York Association for the Blind 1920-1939

15 7 New York Institute for the Education of the Blind 1924-1939

15 8 New York Public Library 1930-1937



15 9 New York Department of Social Welfare - Division for theBlind

1928-1934

15 10 New York State Federation of Workers for the Blind -Convention

1939

15 11 New York State School for the Blind 1936

15 12 New Zealand Institute for the Blind 1920-1930

15 13 New Zealand Institute for the Blind - Jubilee Institute 1931-1940

15 14 North Carolina State Commission for the Blind 1938

15 15 Oklahoma Commission for the Adult Blind 1935-1939

15 16 Ontario Association for the Blind 1917-1923

16 1 Ontario Association for the Blind 1924-1926

16 2 Ontario Federation for the Blind 1928-1930

16 3 Ontario Mothers’ Allowance Commission 1924

16 4 Ontario School for the Blind - Royal Commission Report 1917

16 5 Ontario School for the Blind - General 1916-1919




16 9 Ontario School for the Blind - General 1936





17 1 Ontario School for the Blind - Alumni Association 1919-1940

17 2 Ontario School for the Blind - Technical Training 1931-1933



17 3 Optometry and Mail Order Glasses 1922-1930

17 4 Optophone - system of sound reading 1921-1934

17 5 Osteopathy 1925-1928

17 6 Ottawa Association for the Blind - Employment for the Blind 1915-1921

17 7 Ottawa Association for the Blind - General 1930-1939

17 8 Ottawa Association for the Blind - General 1922-1930

17 9 Ottawa Association for the Blind Broom Shop 1920-1923

17 10 Ottawa Association for the Blind - Ottawa Auxiliary 1928-1934

17 11 Outlook for the Blind - Magazine for the Blind 1915-1922

17 12 Pennsylvania Association for the Blind 1935-1939

17 13 Pensions for the Blind 1921-1928

17 14 Pensions for the Blind - Legislation 1929-1930


17 16 Pensions for the Blind 1933
















19 1 Pensions for the Blind - Legislation 1931

19 2 Pensions for the Blind - Memorial and Submissions toCanadian Government

1933-1936

19 3 Pensions for the Blind - Summaries 1933-1939

19 4 Pensions for War Blinded 1916-1934

19 5 Perkins Institute 1930-1939

19 6 Piano Tuning - General 1918-1928

19 7 Picht Braille - Writers 1931-1939

19 8 Placement - Correspondence with J.F. Clunk to U.S.Government and Agencies

1935

19 9 Placement - U.S. Government and Agencies 1937-1939

19 10 Placement - J.F. Clunk to U.S. 1930-1933

19 11 Placement - J.F. Clunk Correspondence 1929-1934

19 12 Placement - Correspondence - J.F. Clunk to U.S. 1929

19 13 Placement - Correspondence 1920-1939

19 14 Placement - Correspondence J.F. Clunk with New YorkCommission for the Blind

1931-1932

19 15 Placement - Correspondence J.F. Clunk with E. Flexman -Central Western Division

1930-1933

19 16 Placement - Correspondence J.F. Clunk with M.C. Robinson -Western Division

1930-1933

19 17 Placement - Correspondence - J.F. Clunk with A.W. Chandler(Montreal)

1930-1931

19 18 Placement - J.F. Clunk correspondence with H.W. Henry 1930-1931

19 19 Placement - J.F. Clunk correspondence with A.N. Timmins -Central Western Division

1929-1930



19 20 Placement - Correspondence - J.F. Clunk to H. Campbell -Maritime Division

1929-1933

19 21 Placement - Correspondence - J.F. Clunk with AmericanFoundation for the Blind

1929-1934

20 1 Placement - J.F. Clunk - Accident Prevention Association 1931

20 2 Placement - Correspondence - Cafeterias 1937-1939

20 3 Placement - Concessions and Stands - General Correspondence 1935-1936

20 4 Placement - Concessions and Stands - J.F. ClunkCorrespondence

1930-1939

20 5 Placement - Newspaper Clippings 1928-1931

20 6 Placement - Correspondence - Saskatchwan 1929-1930

20 7 Placement - Sight-Saving Classes with placement follow-up 1928-1929

20 8 Placement - Stands in Government Buildings - J.F. Clunk 1929-1935

20 9 Placement - Pictures 1935-1939

20 10 Poems by and about Blind People or Blindness 1932-1941

20 11 Postal Services - free postage (Sir William Muloch) 1918-1934

20 12 Poultry Farming - Correspondence 1919-1930

20 13 Prevention of Blindness - General 1918-1923



20 16 Prevention of Blindness - Eye glasses 1932-1936

20 17 Prevention of Blindness - Requests for literature 1935-1936

20 18 Prevention of Blindness - Requests for literature 1937-1940

21 1 Prevention of Blindness - Requests for literature from Ontario 1936-1937





21 4 Prevention of Blindness - Requests for literature from Ontario 1939

21 5 Prevention of Blindness - Publications (booklets) 1938

21 6 Prevention of Blindness - Jay Bell Co. - desk attachment forschools

1937-1938

21 7 Prevention of Blindness - Opthalmia Neonatorum (babies soreeyes)

1924-1937

21 8 Prevention of Blindness - Sterilization project 1936-1939

21 9 Prevention of Blindness - Trachoma 1930-1938

21 10 Price Waterhouse & Co. - Audit 1919-1939

21 11 Property - Lease of 142 College Street, Toronto 1917-1936

21 12 Provincial Society for Assistance to the Blind 1938-1939

21 13 Psychology of the Blind - paper by Dr. Sherman C. Swift 1935

21 14 Publicity - General 1936-1938

21 15 Publicity - Correspondence 1920-1935

21 16 Publicity - Correspondence 1938-1939

21 17 Radio Equipment for the Blind 1924-1939

22 1 Radio Licences 1925-1938

22 2 Readophone 1935-1937

22 3 Recreation for the Blind n.d.

22 4 Remembrance Day 1931-1939

22 5 Rowell-Sirois Commission 1938

22 6 Royal Blind Asylum and School, Edinburgh 1919-1930

22 7 Royal Commission re. Welfare of the Blind in Manitoba andSaskatchewan

1916-1931

22 8 Royal Visit 1938-1939



22 9 Rugs and other Weaving by blind people 1927-1939

22 10 St. Dunstan’s London, England - General 1916-1923







22 17 St. Dunstan’s London, England - Collections under WarCharities Act (W.E. Cowan)

1918

22 18 St. Dunstan’s London, England - Imperial Conference 1929 -Reports of meetings

1927-1929

23 1 Salada Tea - sales by blind people 1917-1935

23 2 Sales Room Committee (CNIB) - minutes, opportunities,products

1920-1921

23 3 Sales Room Committee (CNIB) - activities 1919-1932

23 4 Savage, Dr. D.C. (Guelph) 1938-1941

23 5 School for the Deaf and Blind - Vancouver B.C. 1936-1939

23 6 Sewing by Blind People - aprons, housedresses etc. 1920-1935

23 7 Shotwell, Ambrose Milton - biography and genealogy offamily

1927

23 8 Sight Saving Classes 1919-1924




23 12 Silver Jubilee Awards May 1935

23 13 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1921-1934



23 14 Sir Arthur Pearson Association of War Blinded - Minutes(originals returned to CNIB) - see microfilm reel M-1962

1922-1935

23 15 Sir Arthur Pearson Club 1918-1919

23 16 Sir Arthur Pearson Club 1922-1927

24 1 Sir Arthur Pearson Club - General 1927-1928



24 4 Sir Arthur Pearson Club - General 1934







24 11 Sir Arthur Pearson Club - re. pension legislation 1923-1924

24 12 Sir Arthur Pearson Club Reunion 1923

24 13 Sir Arthur Pearson Club Reunion 1926-1927

24 14 Sir Arthur Pearson Club Reunion 1931-1932

25 1 Sir Arthur Pearson Memorial Fund 1921-1923

25 2 Soldiers’ Aid Commission 1918-1931

25 3 Star of Hope Club - St. Catharines, Ontario 1936-1937

25 4 Superannuation Plan for CNIB Staff 1939

25 5 Swift, Dr. Sherman C. - Correspondence with Rev. Edward J.Hoering

1928-1940

25 6 Switchboard System operated by blind people 1934-1936



25 7 Tag Days 1919-1931

25 8 Tag Days 1931-1939

25 9 Talking Books 1930-1935


25 11 Talking Books 1936


25 13 Theatre Passes (Famous Players and others) 1930-1939

25 14 Toronto, City of 1938-1939

25 15 Toronto, City of - Assessments and contracts 1921-1937

25 16 Toronto Better Business Bureau 1936-1939

25 17 Toronto General Trusts Corporation - re property 1917-1926

25 18 Toronto Transportation Commission 1921-1935

26 1 Trade Marks and Patents 1921-1938

26 2 Trade Union Brotherhoods 1934-1938

26 3 Travel - Concessions (reduced fares) 1920-1939

26 4 Travel - Guelph Street Railway 1936-1939

26 5 Travel - Hamilton Street Railway Co. 1926-1929

26 6 Travel - London Street Railway Co. 1930-1939

26 7 Travel - Ontario Motor Coach Association 1936-1939

26 8 Turner, Harris 1937-1939

26 9 Uniform Type Committee - General 1916-1932

26 10 Uniform Type Committee - General 1922-1933

26 11 Uniform Type Committee - General 1932

26 12 Uniform Type Committee - Diacritics 1923-1925

26 13 Uniform Type Committee - Diacritics 1916-1922



26 14 United Kingdom - Ministry of Health and Ministry of Pensions 1929-1932

26 15 Unity Club of the Blind - Hamilton-Wentworth District 1935-1940

26 16 Universal Braille Press - Stereotyping machine 1920-1939

26 17 University of Toronto Department of Social Work 1935-1938

26 18 Valcartier Khaki Club Fund 1921-1939

27 1 Veterans Organizations 1930-1931


27 3 Veterans Organizations 1933





27 8 Veterans Organizations - Parliamentary committee 1936

27 9 Visagraph 1931-1935

27 10 Vocational Rehabiliation for the Blind 1919-1937

27 11 Voting 1921-1936

27 12 Voting 1931-1933

27 13 Wayside Gang 1931-1935

27 14 Welfare Council of Toronto 1937-1939

27 15 Western Association for the Blind (British Columbia) 1915-1927

27 16 Western Fair Association (Ontario) 1923-1935

27 17 Willow Culture (for basketry) 1918-1924

27 18 Women’s Auxiliary - Hamilton Branch 1921-1932

27 19 Women’s Auxiliary - London Branch 1922-1930



28 1 Women’s Auxiliary - Toronto (originally Canadian Women’sAssociation for the Welfare of the Blind)

1917-1922


1923-1930


1934-1937


1938-1939

28 5 Women’s Auxiliary - Toronto - Annual Reports 1923-1936

28 6 Women’s Auxiliary - Toronto - History 1917-1967

28 7 Women’s Auxiliary - Toronto - Relief Committee 1935-1941

28 8 Women’s Institutes 1917-1939

28 9 Wood, L.M. (President, CNIB) 1917-1936

28 10 Woolworth, F.W. Co. Ltd. 1922-1932

28 11 World Blind Subscription Fund (Sweepstake Fraud) 1931-1932

29 1 World Conference on Work for the Blind (New York - April1931) - General

1930-1931


1930-1931


1931


1931


1931


1931-1937

29 7 World Conference on Work for the Blind (New York - April1931) - Canadian Tour (includes photographs)

1931



29 8 World Conference on Work for the Blind (New York - April1931) - Canadian Tour (includes photographs)

1931

29 9 Xavier Free Society for the Blind 1954

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS, DISTRICTS,BRANCHES AND BOARDS

29 10 Central Western Division 1918-1920









30 5 Central Western Division 1931











31 6 Central Western Division - Minutes 1920-1925



32 1 Maritime Division 1919-1920

32 2 Maritime Division - Specifications for Factory Bldg. 1920


















33 1 Maritime Division (includes chronology 1916-1959) 1938-1939,1959



33 2 Maritime Division - Minutes 1920-1929

33 3 Maritime Division - Minutes 1930-1938

33 4 Maritime Division - National Field Secretary Dr. J.A.MacDonald

1929-1930

33 5 Newfoundland Division 1927-1933





33 10 Newfoundland Division - Minutes 1934-1947

33 11 Ontario Division 1919-1926

Ontario Districts, Boards and Committees

33 12 Algoma District 1930-1939

33 13 Arnprior Committee (Renfew County) 1930-1938

33 14 Belleville Committee 1939

33 15 Brantford & District Advisory Board 1929-1939

33 16 Brockville-Leeds County Advisory Board 1934-1937

33 17 Chatham-Kent Advisory Board 1937-1939

33 18 Cobourg Committee 1939

33 19 Cochrane District Committee 1934-1939

33 20 Cornwall Committee 1934-1937

33 21 Dundas County Committee 1937-1939

33 22 Fort William District Advisory Board 1937-1939

33 23 Gananoque Committee 1934-1939

33 24 Glengarry County Advisory Board 1938-1939



33 25 Goderich-Huron Advisory Board 1939

33 26 Grenville County Advisory Board 1938-1939

34 1 Guelph-Wellington Advisory Board 1936-1939

34 2 Hamilton-Wentworth Advisory Board 1919-1933

34 3 Hamilton Campaign 1933

34 4 Hamilton-Wentworth Board 1933-1936

34 5 Hamilton-Wentworth Board Minutes 1934-1935

34 6 Hastings County Committee 1930-1933

34 7 Hastings County Advisory Board 1939

34 8 Huntsville-Muskoka 1939

34 9 Iroquois Falls & Ansonville Committee 1935-1939

34 10 Kenora & District Advisory Board 1937-1939

34 11 Kingston-Frontenac Advisory Board 1933-1937

34 12 Kirkland Lake Committee 1935-1939

34 13 Lanark County Committee 1935-1939

34 14 Lindsay Committee 1933-1939

34 15 London Middlesex Advisory Board 1931-1933

34 16 London Advisory Board (Huron and Erie Cigar Stand) 1931-1935

34 17 London Advisory Board - Minutes 1933-1939









34 24 London Advisory Board - Minutes 1939

34 25 London Advisory Board - Minutes 1939

35 1 Manitoulin District 1934-1939

35 2 Midland-Penetanguishene & District 1939

35 3 Muskoka District 1930-1938

35 4 Napanee Committee 1930-1939

35 5 Niagara Falls & District Advisory Board 1938

35 6 Nipissing District Committee 1931-1938

35 7 Norfolk County Board 1938-1939

35 8 North Bay & Nipissing Advisory Board 1936-1939

35 9 Orillia District Committee 1939

35 10 Oshawa Committee 1933-1939

35 11 Ottawa Branch 1920-1922

35 12 Ottawa Branch 1923






35 18 Ottawa Board 1928-1933

35 19 Ottawa Board 1931-1933

35 20 Ottawa Board 1933-1934

35 21 Ottawa Board 1934

35 22 Ottawa Board 1934-1935




36 1 Ottawa Board 1935-1936


36 3 Ottawa Board 1936-1937

36 4 Ottawa Advisory Board 1937

36 5 Ottawa Advisory Board 1937-1938





36 10 Ottawa Advisory Board 1938-1939





36 15 Owen Sound Advisory Board 1937-1939

36 16 Parry Sound District Service Report 1930-1939

36 17 Peel County Committee 1939

36 18 Pembroke & North Renfrew County Advisory Board 1935-1939

36 19 Perth Committee 1933-1939

36 20 Peterborough Committee 1933-1939

36 21 Peterborough County 1929-1932

36 22 Picton Committee 1933-1939

36 23 Port Arthur and District Advisory Board 1935-1939

36 24 Port Hope Committee 1934-1939

36 25 Prescott Advisory Board 1934-1939



37 1 Prince Edward County Grants 1923-1939

37 2 Rainy River District Service Reports 1930-1939

37 3 Renfrew County Committee 1923-1939

37 4 Sarnia Committee 1935-1938

37 5 Sarnia-Lambton Advisory Board 1938-1939

37 6 Simcoe County Board 1923-1939

37 7 Sault Ste. Marie & District Advisory Board 1936-1939

37 8 Sioux Lookout & Patricia District Committee 1939-1940

37 9 Smiths Falls Committee 1935-1939

37 10 South Porcupine Committee 1937-1939

37 11 St. Catharines-Lincoln Advisory Board 1935-1939

37 12 Stormont-Leeds-Lanark Counties (reports by H. Treneer) 1934-1937

37 13 Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry 1923-1939

37 14 Stratford-Perth Advisory Board 1938-1939

37 15 St. Thomas-Elgin Advisory Board 1936-1939

37 16 Sudbury & District Advisory Board 1937-1939

37 17 Temiskaming District Service Reports 1923-1938

37 18 Thunder Bay District Service Reports 1923-1939

37 19 Timmins Committee (Campaign) 1935-1939

37 20 Trenton Commitee 1933-1939

37 21 Victoria County Grants 1927-1939

37 22 Waterloo County Grants 1923-1939

37 23 Waterloo County Board 1936-1938

37 24 Waterloo Advisory Board 1938-1939

37 25 Welland County Grants 1923-1939



37 26 Welland & District Advisory Board 1938-1939

37 27 Wellington County Advisory Board 1923-1939

37 28 Wentworth County Council 1923-1936

38 1 Whitby Committee 1933-1939

38 2 Windsor-Essex Advisory Board 1936-1938

38 3 Windsor-Essex Advisory Board 1938-1939

38 4 Woodstock Advisory Board 1938-1939

38 5 York County Grant Applications 1922-1939

38 6 Quebec Division 1920-1930

38 7 Quebec Division - Minutes 1930




38 11 Quebec Division 1933




39 1 Western Division 1918-1919

39 2 Western Division 1919















41 7 Western Division (includes chronology 1918-1933) 1939

41 8 Western Division - Minutes 1920-1923





REPORTS AND MEMORANDA

42 1 CNIB National Annual Reports 1919

42 2 CNIB National Annual Reports 1922-1928




42 6 Chronological list of developments from the inauguration ofthe Canadian Free Library for the Blind in 1906 to 1939 byMr. E.B.F. Robinson in his home in Markham, Ontario, to thegranting of the CNIB Charter in 1918, and the development ofthe CNIB to the end of 1939.



42 7 Home Teaching in Canada from 1892: A RehabilitationService for Blind Persons by Louise D. Cowan (M.A.Thesis,University of Toronto, 1948)

1948

INDEX

43 1 Cross reference index to contents of files containing CNIBdocuments dating from 1918-1939 A-C

43 2 Cross reference index to contents of files containing CNIBdocuments dating from 1918-1939D-K

43 3 Cross reference index to contents of files containing CNIBdocuments dating from 1918-1939L-O

43 4 Cross reference index to contents of files containing CNIBdocuments dating from 1918-1939P-R

43 5 Cross reference index to contents of files containing CNIBdocuments dating from 1918-1939S-T

43 6 Cross reference index to contents of files containing CNIBdocuments dating from 1918-1939U-Z

SUBJECT FILES

44 1 Abbott Gwen (See Trinidad File) 1948

44 2 Access (Client Access to Files) 1973-1979

44 3 Adjustment Training Programme 1962-1969

44 4 Administration of Northwest Territories 1940-1949

44 5 Aging - Study of (Motion to Senate and CNIB Comm). 1963-1969



44 6 Aids & Appliances - Correspondence 1978-1980

44 7 Aids & Appliances - Correspondence (Milton & Swail) 1966-1969

44 8 Aids & Appliances - Correspondence (Milton & Swail) 1970-1974

44 9 Aids & Appliances - National Research Council 1965-1975

44 10 Aids & Appliances Panel Reports (Kurzweil) 1977

44 11 Alberta Division Report (R.E. Elton) 1980

44 12 Amateur Radio Club - CNIB 1967-1969

44 13 Amateur Radio Club - CNIB 1970-1975

44 14 Amblyopia - (Reaction to magazine articles) 1966-1968

44 15 American Association of Instructors of the Blind 1959-1968

44 16 American Association of Workers for the Blind (History by N.Yoder PH.D.)

1964

45 1 AAWB 1934-1942

45 2 AAWB 1943-1953

45 3 AAWB 1953-1954

45 4 AAWB 1954-1955

45 5 AAWB 1956-1957

45 6 AAWB 1957-1958

45 7 AAWB 1958-1960

45 8 AAWB 1961-1967

45 9 AAWB 1969-1971

46 1 AAWB 1975-1980

46 2 AAWB 1981-1983

46 3 AAWB-nomination R C Purse for President 1975



46 4 AAWB-tours of CNIB 1981

46 5 AAWB Awards Ambrose M. Shotwell, Alfred Allen, John H.McAulay

1939-1981





46 10 American Foundation for the Blind 1978

46 11 American Foundation for Overseas Blind 1946-1951






47 1 Appeal for Overseas Blind 1950-1952

47 2 Archives - Report by E. Grace Worts 1918-1939

47 3 Associated Blind of America 1949, 1954-1958

47 4 Association for the Blind - Quebec City 1941

47 5 Automatic Transmission Training 1971-1974

47 6 Auxiliary War Services 1941-1946

47 7 Ave'Lallemant, Fred (Washington trainee) 1944

47 8 Aylesworth, Dr. Frederick A Ophthalmological Consultant -CNIB

1947, 1951-1952

47 9 E A Baker J F Clunk (Correspondence) 1940-1952

47 10 E A Baker J F Clunk (Correspondence) 1940-1952



47 11 E A Baker Foundation for Prevention of Blindness (established1962)

1962

47 12 E A Baker Foundation for Prevention of Blindness (established1962)

1962

47 13 E A Baker Foundation 1965-1979

47 14 Baker Hall - 78 Admiral Road 1943-1947

47 15 Baker Hall - 78 Admiral Road 1947-1952

47 16 Baker Sam - Views on Low Vision Clinic 1979

48 1 BAKERWOOD OPENING - April 16 1956

48 2 BAKERWOOD OPENING - Platform Guests 1956

48 3 BAKERWOOD OPENING - Guest, Programmes, Telegrams,Letters and Press Reports

1956

48 4 BAKERWOOD OPENING - Guest, Programmes, Telegrams,Letters and Press Reports

1956

48 5 BAKERWOOD OPENING - Planning Opening (AlsoCornerstone)

1956

48 6 BAKERWOOD 1956

48 7 BAKERWOOD 1957

48 8 BAKERWOOD 1958-1966

48 9 BAKERWOOD 1967-1970

48 10 Baltimore Report - P. Stollery - (Employment) 1944

48 11 Barbados - Baker-Lawley correspondence 1947-1952

48 12 Barnard, Rev. Arthur Telfer - Early CNIB Worker 1920-1949

48 13 Beacon Choristers 1949-1964

48 14 Beddoes, Dr. Michael - Reading machine 1967-1971

48 15 Bequests, Endowments - Quebec Division 1965-1968

48 16 Bermuda 1947-1952



49 1 Bickell Foundation 1951-1972

49 2 Bilingualism and Biculturism - CNIB Committee 1964

49 3 Bilingualism Development Plan 1974-1976

49 4 Bill C-55 1978

49 5 Biographical Material - Senior Staff 1978

49 6 (The) Blind and their Psychology - SC Swift 1919

49 7 Blind Children - Workshop Conference 1955

49 8 Blind Children - Guide to Parents (Jean Whitelaw) 1959

49 9 Blind Choristers 1945-1948

49 10 Blind Craft Shop Hamilton 1940-1956

49 11 Blind Displaced Persons 1950-1951

49 12 Blind Displaced Persons 1951-1954

49 13 Blind--EARLY WRITINGS on the blind - Voyage throughEuropean Libraries

1962

49 14 Blind - Editorial by Paul Thiele 1977

49 15 Blind for a Week (Vancouver reporter) 1958

49 16 Blind in Sweden 1960

49 17 Blindness & Blindness Prevention BC Yukon Division 1980

49 18 BLINDNESS - John Milton & other famous historical figureswith visual problems

n.d., 1971

49 19 Blindness - Causes of (Survey by Dr. AE MacDonald) 1964

49 20 Blindness In Family 1948

49 21 Blindness - Statistics Canada 1935

49 22 Blindness Symposium - International Papers 1974

49 23 `Blind Vision' - (Article by Elizabeth Mascall) (CNIB P R) 1949

49 24 Board of Trade - Toronto 1940-1956



49 25 Bogart, Darleen (Mrs.) - Report on Unmet Needs 1975

50 1 BOOST 1975-1979

50 2 Bowling - National - Early Organization 1940-1949

50 3 Bowling Research Committee 1959-1964

50 4 Bowling Tournaments 1950-1959

50 5 Braille authority - AAIB & AAWB 1950-1982

50 6 Braille Authority of North America 1977

50 7 Braille Bank Statements 1976

50 8 Braille Bible - History of Same 1952

50 9 Braille Codes -- International 1950-1951,1979, 1981

50 10 Braille Committee - French Braille 1959

50 11 Braille Music Writer - Liessens 1948-1950

50 12 Braille Reader, IBM 1949-1952

50 13 Braille - Uniform Braille Committee - AAWB & AAIB 1950-1959

50 14 Braille and Day Classes for the Blind 1943-1944

50 15 Braille Institute of America 1940-1953

50 16 Braille Mathematics Code 1950-1964

50 17 Braille Music 1958-1961

50 18 Braille Reading Contest 1949-1951

50 19 Braille Writers - General 1948-1964

50 20 Braille Writers - Lavender (Invention & Initial Production) 1949-1956

51 1 Building Standards for the Handicapped - Booklets 1977-1980

51 2 Burns, Miss Elsinore - Prominent CNIB Volunteer andFounder of HAND-HIGHWAY Club

1955, 1967,1971



51 3 Bursaries - University 1960

51 4 Cairo Project - United Nations 1952-1956

51 5 Camp Committee - Joint CNIB-CCB pre Lake Joseph 1948-1960

51 6 Camp Lake Joseph 1960-1962

51 7 Campbell, HB - First Superintendent of Maritime Division 1944

51 8 Can-Am Conference on Visually Handicapped Children andAdults

1977

51 9 Canada Employment and Immigration Commission 1976-1977

51 10 Canada Employment and Immigration Commission 1977

51 11 CEIC Outreach Projects - Agreements with Division 1978-1979

51 12 CANADA-USSR Exchange Visit 1979

51 13 Canadian Association of Optometrists 1946-1975

51 14 Canadian Association of Rehab Teachers - CertificationReview Committee

1980

51 15 Canadian Blind Industries 1940-1949

51 16 Canadian Blind Sports Association 1976-1980

51 17 Canadian Conference - National Health & Welfare Agencies 1948-1972

51 18 Canadian Conference on Social Welfare 1942-1972

52 1 Canadian Co-Ordinating Committee - Blindness Prevention 1976-1977

52 2 Canadian Corps Reunion - (Toronto) 1934

52 3 Canadian Council for International Co-operation 1975

52 4 Canadian Council of the Blind - History 1950

52 5 Canadian Council of the Blind (National) 1943-1945



52 8 Canadian Council of the Blind (National) Jan.-Dec. 1948



52 9 Canadian Council of the Blind (National) 1949















54 3 Canadian Council of the Blind (Ontario) 1946-1951



54 6 Canadian Council of the Blind - Prevention Programme 1958-1961

54 7 CCB-CNIB Standing Committee on Public Relations 1958

54 8 Canadian Council for Crippled Children & Adults 1956-1969

54 9 Canadian Council of Rehabilitation Workshops 1976-1979

54 10 Canadian Council of Social Development 1959-1980



54 11 Canadian Council on Social Development (Submissions fromBC-Yukon Division)

1967-1977



55 1 Canadian Hearing Society 1940-1960

55 2 Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) 1975-1977

55 3 Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) 1940-1947

55 4 Carruthers, Dr. Charles W (one of the CNIB Charter Members) 1918-1926,1960-1976

55 5 CNIB - 50th Anniversary - Ceremony at Bakerwood 1968

55 6 CNIB - Diamond Jubilee - The Event 1978

55 7 CNIB - Diamond Jubilee - Invitations Awards, etc 1978

55 8 CNIB - Diamond Jubilee - Press 1978

55 9 CNIB - COS (Baker asks for working arrangement) 1938

55 10 CNIB In Action - (Ontario Division) 1975

55 11 CNIB - AUCC Committee - Professional and Semi-Professional Careers for the Blind

1960, 1963-1968

55 12 CNIB - CCB - Forums (Ontario) (Stimulating legislation forthe Blind)

1977

55 13 CNIB - CCB - Liaison and Legislative Committee 1976-1977

55 14 CNIB - CCB - Liaison Committee - Early minutes - Terms ofReference

1957

55 15 CNIB - CCB - Liaison Committee 1978-1980

55 16 CNIB - CCB - National Tournaments & Sports Committee 1976-1977

55 17 CNIB Fellowships and other material relating to U. of T. 1944-1951

56 1 CNIB French Translation 1955



56 2 CNIB Housing Ltd 1957-1971

56 3 Canadian Ophthalmological Society 1940-1961



56 6 Canadian Paraplegic Society 1959-1973

56 7 Canadian Red Cross 1940-1955

56 8 Canadian Rehabilitation Council for the Disabled 1964-1968

56 9 Canadian Rehabilitation Council for the Disabled 1969-1973

56 10 Canadian Welfare Council 1940





57 2 Canvass Control - B.C. & Ontario brief on fund-raisingLegislation

1963

57 3 Caterplan Services Committee 1975-1977

57 4 Certification - (Rehabilitation Teachers) - Lowenfelt 1951

57 5 Charitable Institutions 1951-1954

57 6 Charitable Institutions 1955-1957

57 7 Chess 1947-1956

57 8 Chiropractic College - Blind not accepted 1969

57 9 Christian Blind Mission Germany 1979

57 10 Christian Record Benevolent Association 1955-1970

57 11 Christian Record Braille Foundation 1978-1980

57 12 Clarke, Mrs. Lionel (prominent in CNIB Council) 1947



57 13 Clarke & Smith International - (Talking Books) 1973-1975

57 14 Client Services Committee 1979

57 15 Closed Circuit TV Systems 1971-1975

57 16 Committee on Corporate Giving 1953-1954

57 17 Committee on Old Age Security (EA Baker) 1950

57 18 Committee on Trusts & Investments (Ontario) 1953-1965

57 19 Committee on Work Opportunities for the Blind 1971-1973

57 20 Commodity Prices Stabilisation Corpn Ltd 1942-1947

58 1 Communications Committee - National 1977

58 2 Community Chest of Greater Toronto 1942-1949

58 3 Community Chest of Greater Toronto 1950-1956

58 4 Computer Programming - University of Manitoba 1964-1977

58 5 Computer Programming - University of Manitoba 1978-1980

58 6 Computer Programming - University of Manitoba (CourseSurvey)

1977

58 7 Computer Service Programme 1973-1975

58 8 Computer Services Dept. - CNIB 1977-1980

58 9 (The) Comradettes (Service Club of the Blind) 1949-1969

58 10 Concert - Piano - Bakerwood - Reginald Stewart 1961

58 11 Conference - Divisional Superintendents 1940-1946

58 12 Conference - Divisional Superintendents 1949




58 16 Conference - Divisional Superintendents 1954-1955



58 17 Conference Interdisciplinary (Toronto) 1979

58 18 Conference - Social Workers - Rehab Teachers (Toronto) 1957-1961

58 19 Contact Lens Clinic 1967

59 1 Cook Book `LIGHT IN THE KITCHEN' complied by M.Dickenson

1958-1965

59 2 Cooking - Home Management 1950-1954

59 3 Corneal Transplants 1944-1958

59 4 Cornea Transplant Acts 1957-1971

59 5 Coronation Correspondence 1953

59 6 Coronation Medals 1954

59 7 `COST OF BLINDNESS' WE Milton 1951

59 8 Council - CNIB National 1940-1954



59 11 Court Reporting - Research into 1978-1979

59 12 Cowan, Louise - Thesis for MSW 1948

59 13 Cowan,Louise - papers by 1949-1977

59 14 Crane, Charles - Deaf-Blind (Crane Library) 1924, 1926,1962

59 15 Crane Library 1971-1972

60 1 Culliton, Chief Justice (Retirement material) 1981

60 2 Dangerous Toys - EA Baker report on loss of sight as result of 1959

60 3 Daughters of England Benevolent Society 1966-1971

60 4 Day, Orville (Barney) - American training at CNIB 1940

60 5 `Deaf-Blind' -- Article 1974



60 6 Deaf-Blind Consultant - Mrs. Marjorie McGuffin-Wood 1952-1956

60 7 Deaf-Blind Consultant - Mrs. Marjorie McGuffin-Wood 1957

60 8 Deaf-Blind Consultant - Mrs. Marjorie McGuffin-Wood 1958



60 11 Deaf-Blind Consultant - Marjorie Wood 1963-1973

60 12 Deaf-Blind General 1931-1976

60 13 Deaf-Blind Seminar - Toronto - 1976 and Helen Keller WorldConf. 1977

1976-1977

61 1 Deaf-Blind Services 1971-1977

61 2 Deaf-Blind Services 1978-1980

61 3 Deaf-Blind Services - MONOGRAPH 1980

61 4 Department of Labour 1941-1959

61 5 Department of National Defense 1940-1958

61 6 Department of National Health & Welfare 1940-1942





61 11 Department of National Health & Welfare Federal Grants 1974-1976

61 12 Department of National Revenue - Customs & Excise 1940-1949

62 1 Department of Veterans Affairs 1940-1945








62 7 Department's Allowance Board 1942-1946

62 8 Development of Services to the Visually Handicapped in theSouth Pacific

n.d., 1981

62 9 Devices - reports by various Institutions re special Aids for theBlind

n.d., 1946-1948, 1954

63 1 Devices - Special Aids for the Blind 1946-1955

63 2 Devices - Optacon dissemination in Canada 1976-1977

63 3 Devices - Sonic Guides 1972-1976

63 4 Devices - Soundscriber 1950-1956

63 5 Devices - Sensory aids for detection of objects and Reading ofPrint

1945-1955

63 6 Devices - Tape Recordings - Early discussions 1953

63 7 Diabetes - Papers on 1969, 1971,1976-1977

63 8 Diary - of Isobel Scott - Social Worker (CNIB) Newfoundland 1934

63 9 Dickson, Dr. Charles Rae (One of CNIB Charter Members) 1919, 1932,1938

63 10 Directors Conference (Divisional) 1954-1974

63 11 Directors - (Managing) Conference 1975-1977

63 12 Division Chronology - EARLY Maritime-Western-NFLD 1916-1959

63 13 Division Formation - Alberta Resolution and Sask.Correspondence re Separation from Central W. Division

1960-1961

63 14 Dog-Guide Training School (Canada) 1936-1939

63 15 Dog-Guides - General 1940-1977



64 1 Dog-Guides - General 1979-1980

64 2 Dog-Guide Users-Canadian Association 1975-1980

64 3 Dominion Bureau of Statistics 1940-1944

64 4 Dominion Council of Health (Government registration of blindpopulation)

1942-1943

64 5 Donations - War Blinded 1945-1947

64 6 `Dots and Taps' Magazine for Deaf-Blind (CNIB) (SPECIALEDITION)

1981

64 7 Doyon, Paul - Organist, Pianist - (well known Canadianmusician)

1950, 1952

64 8 Early Retirement - Correspondence 1977-1979

64 9 Eastern Artic Patrol - EYE SURVEY (Empty file) 1935-1945

64 10 Eastern Artic Patrol - EYE REPORTS (Empty file) 1946



64 13 Education - Children's Services 1960-1980

65 1 Education - Children's Services - (5 year plan) 1977

65 2 Education - Children's Services - National 1978-1980

65 3 Education - Children's Summer Programmes 1955-1963

65 4 Education of the Blind in Thailand 1978-1980

65 5 Effective Programme Planning and Standards for Direct CNIBService Staff - CNIB Committee

1971

65 6 Electric Motor Armature Winding (Survey) 1971-1974

65 7 Employment Research 1963-1971

65 8 Employment Services (CNIB-CEIC Training Programmes) 1978-1979

65 9 Employment Services - National (Correspondence) 1977



65 10 Employment Services - National (Brief to Canada Manpower) 1975

65 11 Employment Services - National - (1st Manpower OrientationCourse)

1977

65 12 Employment Services Dept. - National 1973-1975

65 13 Employment Services Committee of National Council 1974-1976

65 14 Employment Services Committee of National Council 1977-1980

65 15 Employment Services Conference 1976-1977

66 1 Eye Bank of Canada - Ontario Division 1957-1960



66 4 Eye Bank of Canada - Empty file 1950-1956

66 5 Eye Bank of Canada - Empty file 1957-1959

66 6 Eye Bank of Canada 1968-1981

66 7 Eye Bank - Canadian Legion (working with CNIB) 1957

66 8 Eye Bank - Lions Club - Sask. 1982

66 9 Eye Bank - Press Reports 1954-1958

66 10 Eye Bank - Publicity 1958-1959

66 11 Eye Bank - Requests from Foreign Countries 1963-1971

66 12 Eye Bank Memorial Fund - Marguerite McNulty Fund 1969

66 13 Eye Service - National - S. Hennighausen Correspondence 1967-1969

66 14 Eye Service - National - S. Hennighausen Correspondence 1970-1981

67 1 Eye Service Department 1977

67 2 Eye Services - Statistics 1974-1975

67 3 Eyes - Artificial 1940-1950



67 4 Eyes - Diseases of 1959, 1967,1970, 1981

67 5 Eyes - Research 1964-1967

67 6 Eyes - Screening for defects in School children 1950-1952

67 7 Excelsior Club of the Blind (Toronto) 1940-1958

67 8 Federal Government Correspondence 1977

67 9 Federal Stands & Canteens 1943-1955

67 10 Fellowship - Ross C Purse Doctoral 1981

67 11 Field Secretaries Conference - Ont. (Incl. Field ServicesManual)

1943-1953

67 12 Films - "HOLD BACK THE NIGHT" 1950-1952

67 13 Foreign Correspondence - Ecuador-Shanghai-North China-India-Africa-Lebanon-South America

1947-1959,1973

67 14 Fragant Garden = CNIB from Inception to Fruition 1955-1973

67 15 Fraser, Ian - Lord Fraser of Lonsdale-Memorial ServiceWestminster Abbey

1975

68 1 Fraser, Sir Frederick (Biography 1850-1925) 1963-1964

68 2 Fraudulent Organizations 1940-1958

68 3 French Speaking Population - Ontario 1977

68 4 Funding & Government Support Procedure Outline 1975-1980

68 5 Gallarneau, Rolland - Braille Computer 1977

68 6 Gattis, Carlos - ARKANSAS trainee 1942-1943

68 7 General Information - Concessions, Acts, School General n.d.

68 8 Gillis, Ivan - Composer - Performing Arts Award Winner 1980

68 9 Glaucoma-Survey, Incidence and Findings by Dr. L. Probert,Toronto

1950-1952

68 10 Glaucoma Surveys 1959-1977



68 11 Glaucoma Pamphlets 1962-1970

68 12 Golden Jubliee Awards 1968

68 13 Gold Tournaments 1965-1971

68 14 Government House (Correspondence re:Governors General) 1940-1972

68 15 Government of Canada & CNIB Agreement on `Aftercare' 1944

68 16 Government of Canada - General Summer Works Programmes 1971

68 17 Government of Canada - Health & Welfare 1959-1969

68 18 Government of Canada - Statistics 1945-1970

68 19 Government of Canada - External Affairs Foreign Inquiries 1961-1971

68 20 Grants - Donations 1965-1974

68 21 Grants - Federal (also Metro Toronto Withdrawal) 1941-1964

68 22 Grants - Government and Private 1974-1976

69 1 Green, John, Q.C. (Government tribute) 1981

69 2 Gretzky, Wayne (sponsor of Celebrity Tennis Club) 1982

69 3 Hadley School for the Blind 1960-1980

69 4 Hadley School for the Blind (Revised Agreement with CNIB) 1976-1980

69 5 Halifax School for the Blind 1940-1959

69 6 Handicap Advisory Committee 1979

69 7 Health & Welfare - National (Correspondence) 1973-1975

69 8 Health & Welfare - Canada 1977

69 9 Health & Welfare - Canada 1978-1980

69 10 Helen Keller Int'l Inc. (Minutes) 1980-1981

69 11 Hipfner Boyd H. - O.I.S.E. Paper - Social & PhysicalEnvironment

ca.1970

69 12 Historical Background - CNIB 1911-1981



69 13 Historical - Prominent Persons n.d.

69 14 History - Current and Future of Recreation for the Blind 1976

69 15 History of CNIB Sight-Saving (First Pamphlets on S.S.) 1939-1940,1944

69 16 History of Raised Print, Apparatus for & Occupations of theBlind 1517-1926

n.d.

69 17 History of the Blind in Canada - Capsule prepared for BICKLEFOUNDATION - dating from 1865

1952

69 18 History & Structure of WORLD COUNCIL FOR THEWELFARE OF THE BLIND

1970

69 19 Homes, Charles W. - 1st Director of CNIB (1918-1923) 1940

69 20 Hong King Society for the Blind n.d., 1978-1980

70 1 Honorary Vice-Presidents - Acceptance letters 1953-1973

70 2 Housing - Low-Cost - B.C. Yukon Division 1958

70 3 Human Rights 1975

70 4 Huronia Hall - Kitchener, Ont. - CNIB Service Centre 1950-1955

70 5 Hussey, Samuel Robert - 1874 1943

70 6 Hvarre, Carl - trainee 1941

70 7 Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire 1940-1949

70 8 Income Tax - Computer related 1979-1986

70 9 Income Tax - Tax Allowances, etc. 1943-1978

70 10 Indian Affairs 1940-1950

70 11 Industrial Home for the Blind-Brooklyn 1941-1968

70 12 International Association for Prevention of Blindness (France) 1933

70 13 International Agency for Prevention of Blindness 1976-1977

70 14 International Agency for Prevention of Blindness 1980



70 15 International Agency for Prevention of Blindness Boardmeeting in Baghdad

1976

70 16 International Eye Foundation Washington, D.C. 1977

70 17 IAPB - at WCWB Conf - Riyadh 1977

70 18 International Research Register on Blindness 1977

71 1 International Services (RCSB - Minutes) 1982

71 2 International Services 1980

71 3 International Services (WCWB) 1977-1980

71 4 International Year of the Child 1978

71 5 International Sports Association of the Blind 1980

71 6 `IT COSTS MONEY TO BE BLIND' - W.E. Milton Editorial 1957

71 7 Institute Nazareth ET Louis Braille (see also Louis BrailleIns).

n.d., 1982

71 8 Jacques., Canon E. CNIB Staff) 1950-1963

71 9 Japan - E.A. Baker reply to Osaka news article 1962

71 10 Jefferis, Miss Nella - Plaque for Portrait 1951-1952

71 11 Jericho Hill School for the Blind 1948-1975

71 12 Jewish Organizations for the Blind - New York 1949-1967

71 13 Job Analysis - Initial step taken by Dr. A. Saunders (Interviewat London Life Assurance re: Katherine Sells and Dicta-Typing as career for blind girls)

1943

71 14 Job Descriptions - CNIB 1978

71 15 Johnston Dental Clinic - Toronto 1933-1941

71 16 Jones, Bertram - trainee from US 1944

71 17 Keller, Helen 1941-1980

71 18 Kemp, Lady - President National Council & Baker Hall n.d.

71 19 Kinney, Dr. Richard - resume 1966, 1979



71 20 Labour Organizations (Toronto) 1940-1952

71 21 Lacy, Floyd - referred by J. Clunk 1941

71 22 Lapofsky, David - Blindness Law Reform Project 1977

71 23 Law Enforcement and Blind People 1975

71 24 Lawley, David B. (Correspondence re: Trinidad and Quebec) 1940-1956

71 25 Leacock, Stephen - Author 1958-1978

71 26 Leader Dog School 1977-1978

72 1 Legal Memorandum (Prepared by C. Rusk for CNIB) 1976

72 2 Legge, Gordon Ernest - Ph.D. 1977-1978

72 3 Legislation (Bills & Resolutions) 1977

72 4 Legislation - Legal matters - Election Ballots - Registration ofCNIB

1978-1980

72 5 Legislation - Monique Begin - CNIB - CCB meeting in Ottawa 1979

72 6 Leppard, Sanford (1861-1968) 1930-1968

72 7 Liaison Committee - CNIB - CCB (Terms of Reference) 1956-1962

72 8 Liaison Committee - CNIB - CCB 1963-1973

72 9 Libraries for the Blind - development by Dr. Sherman C. Swift 1940

72 10 Library Department - CNIB 1940-1944











73 4 Library Department - CNIB (Royalties - Publishing Rights) 1977

73 5 Library Division - National (Newly created CNIB Division) 1979-1980

73 6 Library - CNIB - Survey report by Task Group 1974-1975

73 7 Library Report - Françoise Hebert 1982

73 8 Library Reorganization Task Group (Bowron Report) 1975

73 9 Library & Transcription Services Committee 1977

73 10 Lindsay, Sir Charles (1856-1939) 1919-1940

73 11 Lions Club - Correspondence with CNIB 1958-1977

73 12 Lions Club (Ontario) - Brooms, Mop & Whisk Sales 1944-1955

73 13 Louis - Braille Institute, Montreal (School for boys-now co-educational)

1956-1974

74 1 Louis Braille Museum - France 1952, 1955-1966

74 2 Low Visions Clinics - CNIB 1955-1966

74 3 Low Visions Clinics - CNIB 1966-1974

74 4 MacDonald, W. Ross - School for the Blind 1974-1979

74 5 MacDonald, Dr. John A (1883-1947) 1919-1947

74 6 MacInnes, Professor Charles - Canadian Tour 1958

74 7 MacKenzie, Wood & Goodchild - (CNIB Barristers from1919)

1947-1955

74 8 MacKenzie & Saunderson (above firm) 1919-1925

74 9 MacKenzie, Wood & Magill 1958-1967





74 12 MacKenzie, Sir Clutha 1942-1962

74 13 Magazine Articles - Elizabeth Mascall - Paul O'Neil 1949-1950

74 14 Maloney, Captain W.F. - Guyana (CNIB Staff training) 1968

74 15 Manitoba Council of the Blind 1944-1945

74 16 Manpower & Immigration (Original Agreement with CNIB) 1976

75 1 Matilda Ziegler Magazine 1941, 1946-1952

75 2 McBride, Bruce W., B.Sc - (Biographical information) 1977

75 3 McGettigan, John - US trainee 1941-1942

75 4 Membership (National) CNIB 1960-1961

75 5 Membership - AAWB (CNIB Views) 1976

75 6 Mentally Defective Blind - Survey by Dr. A. Saunders 1952

75 7 Mercer R. & Michalko R. "Giving Life to Integration" 1979

75 8 Merchants Association of CNIB 1940-1944

75 9 Millon, Lieut John - trainee-sent by J. Clunk (Washington) 1943

75 10 John Milton Society for the Blind (Constitution & By-Laws) 1946-1979

75 11 Milton W.E. - Portland Paper on CNIB involvement in AAWB 1977

75 12 Milton W.E. Talk given to Toronto Auxiliary 1982

75 13 Mobile Eye Care Units - Diagrams and Purchase Orders 1971-1981

75 14 Mobile Eye Units - B.C. - Yukon Division 1972-1974

75 15 Mobile Eye Clinic - (Ontario) 1971-1978

75 16 Mobile Eye Clinic - Quebec 1971-1980

75 17 Mobile Eye Clinic - Newfoundland 1970-1979

75 18 Mobile Eye Clinic - Newfoundland 1970-1979

75 19 Moeller, Mrs. M. Eye Services - CNIB Diary of Eastern ArticSurvey

1945



75 20 Montreal Association for the Blind (ClarificationCorrespondence)

1961-1962

76 1 Moon Society 1940-1948

76 2 Moran, Walter - trainee - PENN. 1942

76 3 Mulock, Sir William - Legislated Free Postage for Braille &Talking Books (Empty file)

76 4 Munn - Mary Elizabeth (Concert Pianist) 1925-1942

76 5 Music and Education - Winnipeg 1931-1947

76 6 National Advisory Comm on Rehab of Disabled Persons 1940-1952

76 7 National Advisory Comm on Rehab of Disabled Persons 1952

76 8 National Advisory Comm on Rehab of Disabled Persons 1952






77 1 National Advisory Council on Manpower 1951-1953

77 2 National Advisory Council on Voluntary Action 1976-1977

77 3 National Accreditation Council 1980

77 4 National Agency Review Committee 1958-1972

77 5 National Agency Review Committee 1973-1975

77 6 National Annual Council Meetings (Invitation lists) 1948-1955

77 7 National Braille Press 1940-1959

77 8 National Conference of Social Work - New York (Mary Clarkeactive in this Conf).

1939-1940



77 9 National Consultant Ophthalmologist - CNIB 1966-1978

77 10 National Council - Minutes, correspondence, reports 1972-1978

77 11 National Employment Services Committee 1977

77 12 National Federation of the Blind - London, England - LordKenswod (Dr. Whitfield) Pres.

1942-1948

77 13 National Film Board of Canada 1942-1948


77 15 National Financing - proposed by G.A. Brakely & Co 1955

78 1 National Industries for the Blind 1942-1949

78 2 National Institute on Mental Retardation 1977-1979

78 3 National Inter-Agency Recreation Project (NIARP) 1977

78 4 National News of the Blind - correspondence 1940-1951

78 5 National P.R. & Information Services 1979-1981

78 6 National Research Council - (Testing Equipment) 1980

78 7 National Staff Conference 1958



78 10 National Training Programme (Maritime Div) 1981

78 11 National Training & Vocational Guidance Programme 1968-1973

78 12 National Vocational Training and Guidance (exploratory) 1943-1953

78 13 National Vocational Guidance Training Programme 1954-1956



79 3 National Vocational Training Programme (AdvisoryCommittee)

1953-1971



79 4 National Vocational Training - Schedule `R' Minutes - Costing 1952

79 5 National Voluntary Health Agencies 1974-1979

79 6 National Voluntary Organizations - Questionnaire 1975

79 7 National War Services 1940-1944

79 8 New Brunswick Survey & Report W.E. Milton 1982

79 9 Newspaper Clippings 1957-1976

79 10 Nippon Lighthouse for the Blind (Visit by R.C. Purse) 1978

79 11 North Carolina - W.E. Milton visit to AAWB Chapter 1980

79 12 Northwest Territories & Yukon Eve Surveys 1943-1981

79 13 Northwest Territories Background by W.E. Milton 1982

79 14 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled (Clarification Report) 1976

79 15 Operation Eyesight Universal 1974

79 16 Optometrists 1949-1967

80 1 Optometry - CNIB Position in 1940's 1943-1958,1971-1981

80 2 Orchestra - CNIB 1942

80 3 Order of Canada Nominations 1967-1974

80 4 Organizations Serving the Blind in Canada 1980

80 5 Orientation and Mobility 1977-1982

80 6 Orientation and Mobility Instructors 1959, 1976-1977

80 7 Ottawa Association for the Blind (Bulk of this subject inNational Archives -Ottawa)

1940-1960,1969

80 8 Overseas Requests for Assistance: African 1960-1971

80 9 Overseas Requests for Assistance: Asian 1972-1977

80 10 Overseas Requests for Assistance: Australian & New Zealand 1965-1977



80 11 Overseas Requests for Assistance: Caribbean 1971-1979

80 12 Overseas Requests for Assistance: Central American 1970-1974

80 13 Overseas Requests for Assistance: European 1969-1975

80 14 Overseas Requests for Assistance: South American 1973-1977

80 15 Overseas Requests for Assistance: Japanese (see also NipponLighthouse)

1963-1980

80 16 Pearson Hall Story 1919-1929

80 17 Pensions - HISTORICAL BACKGROUND - E.A. Baker 1934-1946

80 18 Pension Legislation - Elimination of Means testLetters to M.Ps', Cabinet Ministers, Senators andOrganizations, requesting support of Briefs presented tofederal Government also replies from all the above as wellpoints of discussions in House of Commons. Letters fromJohn Diefenbaker and Louis St. Laurent

1945-1952


1953


1954


1955-1956




1957


1958-1961


1962-1969


1969-1973

81 8 Pension - CNIB - Re: Employee Retirement and Disability 1975

81 9 People in Action - Report and Summary 1978

81 10 Perkins Braillers (First samples arrived CNIB in 1951) 1948-1951

81 11 Physiotherapy - Correspondence & Assessments Early Historyof Massage

1918-1930,1941, 1956-1980

81 12 Pictures - CNIB - Subject Index 1979

82 1 Plaques - Col. E.A. Baker & E.B.F. Robinson 1978-1979

82 2 `Poetry in Tribute' - Written by dicta-typist published in CNIBBulletin

1921



82 3 Police Transcription Course 1979-1980

82 4 Postal Services in Canada 1938-1957

82 5 Post-Secondary Education (Free Waivers, credits etc) 1958-1980

82 6 Post-Secondary Education (National Surveys) 1974-1980

82 7 Presidents - National Council CNIB 1964-1968

82 8 Presidents - National Council CNIB 1969-1973

82 9 Presidents - National Council - RALPH MISENER 1957-1962

82 10 Presidents - National Council - George Beck 1973-1975

82 11 Prevention of Blindness - Early Articles 1980-1981

82 12 Prevention of Blindness 1940-1954



82 15 Prevention of Blindness - Canadian Co-Ordinating Committee 1975-1979

82 16 Prevention of Blindness - International Agency 1974-1978

83 1 Prevention of Blindness - International Agency 1974-1978

83 2 Prevention of Blindness - National Society 1954-1980

83 3 Professional & Non-Professional & Self Employed BlindCanadians

1965-1975

83 4 Professional & Non-Professional Opportunities for BlindPersons (Lists)

1949-1971

83 5 Progress Club - Memo re: Special Aids 1974

83 6 Protocol Oceania Regional News (Corr. with Gene Apple) 1977

83 7 Publicity 1952-1957

83 8 Public Relations (National) 1975-1982

83 9 Purse, Ross C. - Retirement 1980

83 10 Queen Elizabeth Hall - Vancouver message from Her Majesty 1955



83 11 Quebec Division - Review (Organization & Government) 1981

83 12 Rabbit Farming in Ontario 1971, 1974

83 13 Radio Broadcaster - Inuit in N.W.T. (for CBC) 1980

83 14 Radio Monitoring in Ontario 1971-1978

83 15 Radio Sports in 16 Languages prepared by Peter Derochers 1978

83 16 Radio Talking Book - Correspondence 1974-1976

83 17 Radio Talking Book - Correspondence Mng Dir 1977

84 1 Reader Grant Correspondence 1977-1980

84 2 Reader Grant - Initial request from Dr. S.A. Saunders 1946-1960

84 3 Recognition of Services - Names submitted by E.A. Baker toSecretary of State

1946

84 4 Recreation 1974

84 5 Recreation 1976-1977

84 6 Recreation 1978-1980

84 7 Reference Library - Books Received 1978-1980

84 8 Registration Procedures 1977-1979

84 9 Registration Procedures 1980

84 10 Rehabilitation of the Disabled - Founding Meeting withGovernment

1943

84 11 Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons - Conference in Ottawa 1952

84 12 Rehabilitation Teaching - EARLY YEARS n.d., 1950,1962-1963,1973-1974

84 13 Rehabilitation Teaching 1920-1952









85 4 Rehabilitation - War Blinded (Agreement - CNIB, St.Dunstan's, D.V.A.)

1940

85 5 Rehabilitation of the Disabled - Government Views 1960-1966

85 6 Rehabilitation - War Casualties 1940-1943

85 7 Residences for the Blind (CNIB) 1953

85 8 Residences for the Blind (Ontario) Government Reports onCare

1957-1960

85 9 Retinitis Pigmentosa Foundation 1974

85 10 Retirements - A.V. Weir & E. Grace Worts 1964

85 11 Retirement - Senior Staff - Memo from W.E. Milton coveringretirements up to 1986

1976

85 12 Revenue Canada 1950-1973

85 13 Robinson, Edgar Bert - re: Formation of Canadian FreeLibrary

1956-1957

85 14 Robinson, Edgar Bert - re: Formation of Canadian FreeLibrary

1956-1957

85 15 Robinson, Edgar Bertram Freel - Heritage Plaque (Markham) 1980

85 16 Rolling Stones - Benefit Concert - Correspondence 1978-1980

85 17 Royal Commission on Health Services in Canada 1961-1965

85 18 Royal Commission on Bi-Lingualism and Bi-Culturalism 1963-1964

85 19 Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind (formerly BritishEmpire Society)

1950-1954


1954-1956




1957-1958


1958-1959


1960-1962


1962-1973


1973-1975

86 6 Royal National Institute for the Blind (formerly NationalInstitute for the Blind)

1940-1944


1945-1953


1953-1962

86 9 Royal National Institute for the Blind (includes opening ofSchool of Physiotherapy)

1978

86 10 Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind 1954-1977

86 11 Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind (Melbourne, Australia) 1951-1962

86 12 Royal Visit to CNIB (Canada) (Queen Elizabeth & PrincePhillip)

1959

86 13 Royappa, Joseph P. - Fellow from India to observe CNIBprogrammes

1951

86 14 Rubella Children - Seminar on Deaf-Blind Children Sponsoredby Maritime Division CNIB

1976

86 15 Rusk, Miss Elizabeth - Rehab Teacher (1894-1979) 1928-1979

86 16 St. Dunstan's - Early History n.d., 1931,1944, 1946

87 1 St. Dunstan's - Reports, Reviews, Bulletins 1940-1949



87 2 St. Dunstan's 1940-1943

87 3 St. Dunstan's 1944-1950

87 4 Secretary of State for Canada 1944-1973

87 5 Saunders, Dr. S.A. (Orientation Period) Incl. NewspaperClippings (Empty file)

1942-1977

87 6 Seeing Eye Inc. - E.A. Baker Memorandum on Backgroundand letter to Lady Baillie

1939

87 7 Seeing Eye Inc. 1961-1975



87 10 Sells, Kathryn (Miss) - Concert Pianist - First Dicta Typist inLondon Life Insurance Co.

1923-1938

87 11 Service Evaluation - Committee - CNIB Div. Reports 1977

87 12 Shotwell Award Recipients - (See AAWB Shotwell, AllanMcCauley Awards) (Empty file)

1939-1967

87 13 Side-by-Cycle - Loaning of only machine available 1947

87 14 Sinclair, Gordon - Liberty Magazine Accusation & BakerRebuttal

1955

87 15 Sir Arthur Pearson Reunion (Toronto) 1947

87 16 Sir Arthur Pearson Reunion (Toronto) 1957

88 1 Sir Arthur Pearson Association (Bulletins, Minutes &Correspondence)

1940-1946


1940-1964


1940-1947


1948-1953




1954-1956


1957-1964

88 7 Sir Frederick Fraser School for the Blind (formerly HalifaxSchool for the Blind)

1957-1979


88 9 Social Services Dept. - National (L.D. Cowan) 1978-1980

88 10 Social Services Legislation 1977

88 11 Social Services Legislation 1978-1979

88 12 Social Services Seminar (Toronto) 1968

88 13 Social Work - International Conference (Mary Clake CNIBRep.)

1948-1949

88 14 Sorel, Jean - Hadley School Rep in Quebec 1963-1964

88 15 South African Council for the Blind 1946-1971

88 16 Soviet Union - CNIB Visit 1978

88 17 Soviet Union exchange Visit to Canada 1979

88 18 Speech Plus calculators 1976

88 19 Speech Therapy (Investigative Correspondence) 1967-1971

88 20 Special Services - CNIB 1975

89 1 Statistical Studies - Blind Population, Causes of Blindness 1969-1979

89 2 Stollery P. 1978-1979

89 3 Stratford Festival Concessions 1958-1960

89 4 Strehl, Dr. Carl - President - German Blind Organization 1957-1959,1964-1966

89 5 Student Services Guide - (Harold Grace, CNIB) 1976



89 6 Sunnybrook Hospital (formerly Christie St. Hosp.) (E.A. Bakerprominent in selection of site)

1943-1944

89 7 Swift, Dr. Sherman C. (1879-1947) 1911-1947

89 8 Talking Books - TAPE 1967-1973

89 9 Talking Book Service to Non-Registered Group 1959-1960

89 10 Talking Books - Taped Books - a Reality 1940-1959

89 11 Talking Books - Tape (Programme, Financing & Donations) 1960-1967

89 12 Tax Information Officer Programme 1978

89 13 Telephone Pioneers 1960-1962

89 14 Toronto Transportation Commission (Published letter fromE.A. Baker)

1939-1947

89 15 Trade Mark - Patent Office & Legal Opinions 1942-1971

89 16 Translation - Language Programme (Translation GrantApplications)

1974-1975

90 1 Translation - English to French (comments by W.E. Milton) 1979

90 2 Transportation - Survey of needs (Toronto) 1977

90 3 Transportation - General 1978-1980

90 4 Transportation - Audible Traffic Signs 1977-1981

90 5 Travel Concessions - Motor Coach 1936-1979

90 6 Travel Concessions - Air 1951-1976

90 7 Travel Concessions - Rail - Ship 1937-1977

90 8 Treasurer's Department (Service Fund & Accumulated SickPay)

1977

90 9 Trinidad & Tobego - D.B. Lawley - 3 month DevelopmentSurvey

1939-1964

90 10 Trinidad - Lawley's Development Work 1948-1949

90 11 Trinidad - Baker - Lawley Correspondence 1949



90 12 Trinidad - now CARIBBEAN COUNCIL FOR THE BLIND 1950-1979

90 13 Turner, Harris - Public Relations Officer - CNIB (samples of2nd War Press Releases) (Newspaper editor - M.P.P.)

n.d., 1935,1940-1942

90 14 Unemployment Insurance Commission 1941-1946

91 1 United Nations 1969-1973

91 2 United Appeal (United Community Fund) 1956-1960

91 3 United Way of Canada 1979

91 4 University Correspondence re: Rehab Teachers Certification 1978-1979

91 5 University of Regina (Proposal for single centre for universityeducation for blind students)

1975-1976

91 6 Unmet Needs - Proposal 1974

91 7 Unmet Needs - Northwest Territories 1975-1976

91 8 Unmet Needs - (Nova Scotia Steering Committee) 1975

91 9 Unmet Needs - Progress Reports 1974-1975

91 10 Unmet Needs - Progress Reports - Prov. Reps. 1977

91 11 Unmet Needs - Implementation Committee 1976-1979

91 12 Valcartier Khaki Club Fund 1941-1960

91 13 Veterans Affairs 1979

91 14 Veterans Rehabilitation Committee (Toronto) 1942-1946

91 15 Viets, A.G. -Charter Member CNIB (Mr. Viets interested L.M.Wood in Work for the Blind) 1878-1949

1949

91 16 Vision Canada - Comments by the CDN OphthalmologicalSociety

n.d.

91 17 Vision Canada - Translation 1976

92 1 Visitors - International - Trainees & Observers 1978-1980



92 2 Visitors - International - Nippon Lighthouse Welfare Centre(see also Overseas Requests for Assistance)

1979

92 3 Visitors - Foreign Countries 1966-1974

92 4 Voluntary Action - Comments by W.E. Milton 1976

92 5 Volunteer Services - report by Pat Fraser 1979

92 6 Volunteer Bureau - Organized 1951 1951-1955

92 7 Voorhees, Arthur (One of the first U.S. Trainees N.J.Commission)

1941

92 8 War Amputations of Canada 1940-1953

92 9 War Blinded Minutes (Quebec Division) 1986

92 10 War-Blinded Training Programme - Capsulized n.d.

92 11 War-Blinded Training (before Baker Hall) 1944-1945

92 12 War-Blinded Training Programme 1945-1949

92 13 War Savings & Victory Bonds 1944-1945

92 14 Watches - Gold - Special Presentations 1946-1972

92 15 Waterloo County Home for the Blind 1944-1947

92 16 Weir Bldg - COSTS - (Planning, construction, operating) 1965-1967

92 17 Weir Building - Costs 1968-1971

92 18 Weir Building - Sod-Turning - Cornerstone - Opening 1968

92 19 Weir Building - Donations 1967-1973

93 1 Weir Centre - Milton Correspondence 1974-1975

93 2 Weir Centre - Milton Correspondence 1977

93 3 Weir Centre - General Correspondence 1977

93 4 Weir Centre 1975-1976

93 5 Weir Centre - Discussions re: Future Plans 1977



93 6 Weir Centre - Division Suggestions re: Future of Centre -Recommendations & Reports

1978-1980

93 7 Weir Centre - Staff Training Programmes 1978-1980

93 8 Western Artic Survey - Col. Baker - Dr. Mark Levy(Correspondence)

1947-1949

93 9 West Indies 1949-1955

93 10 White Cane Labels (Correspondence re: Rights) 1971

93 11 White Cane Legislation - International 1940-1972

93 12 White Cane Week - Samples of Children Letters 1968

93 13 White Cane - Proposed Registering by CNIB 1946

93 14 Whitfield, Dr. Ernest - Music Consultant - CNIB (became LordKenwood of Marylebone)

1941-1942,1963

93 15 Wilson, Sir John - Resume 1977

93 16 Winnipeg Service Centre - Planning & Building 1947-1954

93 17 Wise Owl Club of Canada 1956-1961

93 18 Wise Owl Club of Canada 1956-1969

94 1 Women's Auxiliary (Now Toronto Women's A.) 1940-1956

94 2 Wood Lewis M. Memorial Award 1960-1962

94 3 Wood Lewis M. - President of National Council 1918-1954

94 4 Woodcock, Capt. F.J. CNIB War Blinded After-Care Officer 1950-1968

94 5 Workshop Dispute (Alberta Division) (Media coverage - R.A.Elton report)

1979

94 6 World Congress - Rehabilitation (Winnipeg) 1980

94 7 World Health Day Symposium (Papers) 1976

94 8 World Health Week - Prevention of Blindness 1961-1962

94 9 World Vision re: Tax on Donations 1971-1973

94 10 World Veteran's Federations (1st Conference in Canada) 1966



94 11 Workmens Compensation (Blind Persons) 1931-1953

94 12 Worsley, John (Brother of Duchess of Kent) 1971

94 13 Wright, Dr. W. Ophthalmological Consultant-CNIB 1955-1966

94 14 World Council for the Welfare of the Blind (WCWB)HISTORY OF: by Robert Barnett

1964

94 15 W.C.W.B. - Material relating to FORMATION 1948-1952

95 1 W.C.W.B. 1952-1953

95 2 W.C.W.B. Jan.-Aug. 1954

95 3 W.C.W.B. Aug.-Dec.1954

95 4 W.C.W.B. Jan.-Dec. 1955

95 5 W.C.W.B. Jan.-May 1956

95 6 W.C.W.B. July 1956-June 1957

95 7 W.C.W.B. July 1957-1958

95 8 W.C.W.B. March-Aug.1958

96 1 W.C.W.B. Oct. 1958-July 1959

96 2 W.C.W.B. 1959

96 3 W.C.W.B. Nov. 1959-May 1960

96 4 W.C.W.B. June-Sept.1960

96 5 W.C.W.B. Sept. 1960-Feb. 1961

96 6 W.C.W.B. Feb.-May 1961



96 7 W.C.W.B. June-Nov.1961

96 8 W.C.W.B. Dec. 1961-May 1962

96 9 W.C.W.B. June-Sept.1962

97 1 W.C.W.B. Oct. 1962-May 1963

97 2 W.C.W.B. June-Dec.1963

97 3 W.C.W.B. 1964

97 4 W.C.W.B. Aug. 1964-March 1966

97 5 W.C.W.B. 1966-1969

97 6 W.C.W.B. 1969-1975

97 7 W.C.W.B. 1974-1975

97 8 W.C.W.B. 1978-1980

97 9 W.C.W.B. MONOGRAPHS Project 1978-1980

97 10 W.C.W.B. - Newsletters 1959-1965

98 1 W.C.W.B. - Newsletters 1978-1980

98 2 W.C.W.B. - North America/Oceania Region 1979-1981

98 3 W.C.W.B. - Oceania Region - Constitution 1977

98 4 W.C.W.B. - RCP Correspondence 1975

98 5 W.C.W.B. - Sports Committee 1978-1979

98 6 W.C.W.B. Committee on Services to Deaf/Blind 1979-1980

98 7 World Federation of Education Associations E.A. BakerSecretary

1941



98 8 X-Ray Film Processor (formerly dark room operators) 1963-1964

98 9 Zoroastrian Society of Vancouver 1975

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