Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants Oral History Project. Interview of E.A. Christenson, C.A. Side One: Christenson talks about why and how he bcame a chartered accountant. He talks about being a student during the WWII Period. Talks about important people and firms in field in Western canada talks about Eastern Firms moving west. Discusses his involvement in the institution. Side Two: Continuation of interview. Christenson talks about the importance of small firms as well as regional and national firms. discusses social work. History of chartered accounting in Alberta covered.
Interview of chartered accountant G.P. Clarkson for Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants oral history project. Side One: Side 3 - continuation of interview fo Clarkson (started on sr650.7) for first 1/4 of tape; last 3/4 blank. Side Two: side 4 - blank.
Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants Oral History Project. Interview of CA D.L. Gordon, sides 3&4. Side One: (side 3) continuation of interview started on sr.650.15. Gordon discusses chartered accountancy in Canada. He talks about some of the committees he worked on. Talks about various people in the field and their contributions. also talks about his firm (Clarkson). Gordon speaks about international firms too. Side Two: (side 4) blank.
Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants Oral History Project. Interview of C.D. Mellor, C.A. Sides 3&4. Side One: side 3 - Continuation of interview started on sr650.25. Mellor discusses continuing education work of the Institute. Disciplinary action discussed. Talks about ways CICA keeps members up to date. Inspectors mentioned. Trend away from small firms discussed. Talk about members not in public practice. Professional code discussed. Side Two: Cont. standarized professional conduct discussed. Operation of professional cost discussed. Relationship between Quebec order and the Canadian Institute discussed. Bilingual material. Mentions outstanding members of the Quebec order. Talk fill first 1/2 of tape side, 2nd 1/2 blank.
University Council - Afternoon Plenary, June 2, 1978. Side One: Award to Agnes Benedickson. Discussion of workshops election results given workshops. Discussion on the value of research in the university. Increasing productivity. Priorities for Queen's. Purpose of University 10 years from now. Side Two: General discussion of workshop theme. Various speakers bring up a variety of topics concerning Queen's University. Other business discussion.
Interview of Jake Stewart of Point Alexander, Ont. who spent 72 years as a lumberman in the Ottawa Valley. Jake and his son Bob recall many humourous stores and anecdotes on colourful characters of the valley such as Paddy Culhane renowned for his practical jokes
Interview of Hugh Proudfoot, former mayor of Fort Coulonge, Que. and MP for Pontiac County. He talks about the history of Fort Coulonge. Also interview of Frank Finnigan Jr. who talks of memories of Harry McLean. Side One: Interview of Hughie Proudfoot//Interview of Frank Finnigan, Jr. Side Two: Interview of Frank Finnigan, Jr. continues.
Interviwe of Bert Horner of Shawville, Que. who talks about the history of Shawville and the Ottawa Valley. He recalls the excitement generated by the arrival of the first steam-driven thresher in 1912 and the influenza epidemic of 1918 when Horner helped to evacuate the stricken lumbermen from the isolated lumber camps in the Valley. Side One: Interview of Bert Horner. Side Two: Interview continues.
