Blythe Eagles

fonds

Compiled by Christopher Hives (1987)

Last revised October 2011

University of British Columbia Archives

Table of Contents

Fonds Description

o Title / Dates of Creation / Physical Description

o Biographical Sketch

o Scope and Content

o Notes

Series Descriptions

o Biographical Information series. - 1956-1980.

o Speeches series. - 1931-1967.

o Publications by Eagles. - 1928-1982.

o Personal Correspondence/Subject Files. - 1929-1985.

o Research/Lecture Notes series. - 1911-1985.

o Miscellaneous Personal Materials. - 1931-1986.

o Faculty of Agriculture Material. - 1921-1986.

o U.B.C. History - General. - 1977-1986.

o Miscellaneous Printed Materials and Publications. - 1906-1969.

o Photographs. - 1926-1981.

Sous-fonds Descriptions

o L.S. Klinck sous-fonds. - 1913-1983.

o Wilfrid Sadler sous-fonds. - 1902-1930.

o F.M. Clement sous-fonds. - 1932-1974.

File List

Photos in database

Catalogue entry (UBC Library catalogue)

Fonds Description

Blythe Eagles fonds. – 1902-1986.

4.15 m of textual records and published materials.

ca. 160 photographs.

1 audio cassette.

16 architectural drawings.

Biographical Sketch

Blythe Alfred Eagles, UBC's long-time Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture (1949-1967),

was born in New Westminster in 1902. His parents reached British Columbia with their

respective families in 1885; his mother arriving from Ontario and his father from

England via Manitoba. Both families were actively engaged in agricultural or

horticultural pursuits.

Eagles entered UBC in 1918 where he took a double Honours program in biology and

chemistry. During his studies, he attended classes taught by some notable pioneer

professors at UBC including, A.H. Hutchinson, C. MacLean Fraser, R.H. Clark, John

Davidson, Douglas MacIntosh and E.H. Archibald. Eagles also studied agriculture as a

minor. This was, in large part, prompted by the ideas of President F.F. Wesbrook and

Dean L.S. Klinck who stressed the importance of integrating the study of the

humanities, basic science and applied science. As a result Klinck and later F.M. Clement

offered agriculture courses to students in Arts and Science. In later commenting on this

approach Eagles reflected "from Dean Clement I came to appreciate the inter-

relationship between food and agriculture both from their economic and nutritional

aspects."

After graduating from UBC in 1922 with the Governor-General's Gold Medal, Eagles

secured a fellowship to pursue graduate studies at the University of Toronto under the

direction of Dr. V.J. Harding. He studied in the Departments of Biochemistry and

Pathological Chemistry obtaining his M.A. and Ph.D. in 1924 and 1926 respectively.

Eagles then became a Research Fellow at Yale University (1926-1928). While there, he

was seconded to the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington. Following Yale

and Washington, he spent a year of post-doctoral study at the National Institute for

Medical Research in London.

In 1929, Eagles returned to UBC and began a thirty-eight year affiliation with the

University. The position he assumed was unique at that time. It consisted of a half-time

teaching, half-time research appointment with half of the funds for salary, equipment

and supplies provided by the Empire Marketing Board. Eagles was to undertake work

on the biochemical aspects of cheese-ripening under Prof. Wilfrid Sadler and develop

courses relating to the dairy industry in biochemistry and microbial physiology. In

1930, Eagles married Violet Evelyn Dunbar. She earned a B.A. (1921) and M.A. (1922)

from UBC and then continued her graduate studies at the University of Toronto.

Working with Professors Wastenays and Borsook, her area of specialization was

research in pure proteins and enzymes and she became recognized as one of the leading

enzyme chemists in the country. In 1929 Violet Dunbar received her Ph.D. and returned

to UBC where she participated in research funded by the Powell River Company.

Blythe Eagles' long affiliation with the University was interrupted briefly between

September 1932 and March 1933 when a forty percent reduction to UBC's operating

grant resulted in his lay-off. Eagles and forty other member of the faculty became

victims of the Depression. During this period he found employment as an industrial

chemist with the Powell River Pulp and Paper Company.

After the death of Wilfrid Sadler in 1933, Dean Clement asked Eagles to assume Sadler's

heavy teaching responsibilities. Eagles later went on to become Head of the Dept. of

Dairying (1936-1955) and then Chairman of the Division of Animal Science (1955-1967)

in the re-organized Faculty of Agriculture. Eagles succeeded F.M. Clement as Dean of

the Faculty of Agriculture in 1949 and continued in this capacity until his retirement in

1967.

Eagles served on UBC Senate for twenty years (1947-1967) and as president of the B.C.

Academy of Science in 1946/47. He is a fellow of the Agricultural Institute of Canada,

Royal Society of Canada and the Chemical Institute of Canada. In 1966, the UBC Alma

Mater Society named Eagles as recipient of the Great Trekker Award. Traditionally, the

award is given to an alumnus of this university who achieves eminence in their work,

contributes to the community and maintains an on-going interest in UBC. As a student,

Blythe Eagles helped plan the 'Pilgrimage' [or Great Trek as it has become known] in

1922 when 1,100 students of the fledgling institution marched to what is now the Point

Grey campus to compel the government to provide the facilities promised before World

War I. While Eagles participated in the planning of the event and in the collection of

some 56,000 supporting signatures, he had already left for studies at the University of

Toronto when the event was staged. On the occasion of his Great Trekker award, the

Vancouver Sun paid Eagles the following tribute:

Apart from this early venture [helping to plan the Great Trek] into lively public

relations, his work has consistently been quiet, effective and practical

achievements in applied science and university administration. It is recognized

in academic circles by his formidable list of degrees, publications, appointments

and offices. To industry, he is known for his valuable researches into cheese

ripening and pulp and paper making.

But his administration of the Faculty of Agriculture may well outrank these. Of

all the faculties, Agriculture has had the closest and most personal relations with

the problems and progress of a large and important section of the people of

British Columbia. It has consistently been accessible and helpful to, not only

organizations and industries, but individual ranchers, farmers, dairymen and

specialist growers.

Eagles also received an Honorary D.Sc. from UBC in 1968.

An assessment of Eagles' contributions can be extended beyond his notable academic

and administrative accomplishments. He and Violet Eagles have also made important,

although less tangible, contributions in a social sense. They and their Burnaby home

have achieved something of a reputation for entertaining colleagues, students, family

and friends. These social occasions fostered new and lasting acquaintances amongst

faculty members and students. This interaction was particularly significant during an

earlier period when the university community was smaller than the institution that we

have come to know today.

Throughout his career and into his retirement Eagles has displayed unwavering

concern for the development of the University and has recognized the importance of

preserving its history for posterity. To this end Eagles has become a key figure in the

organization and implementation of several historical projects through the Alumni

Association's Heritage Committee.

Scope and Content

Fonds consists of family histories, correspondence, reports, printed materials,

photographs, notes, minutes, publications, building plans, reminiscences and other

materials pertaining to Eagles' professional career and personal life. Fonds contains ten

series: Biographical Information, Speeches, Publications by Eagles, Personal

Correspondence/Subject Files, Research /Lecture Notes, Miscellaneous Personal

Materials, Faculty of Agriculture Material, UBC History - General, Miscellaneous

Printed Materials and Publications, and Photographs series. Fonds also contains three

sous-fonds: L.S. Klink, Wilfred Sadler, and F.M. Clement sous-fonds.

Notes

File list available.

Photographs have been digitized and included in UBC Archives’ Historical Photograph

Database (UBC 11.1 and 11.2).

The Eagles papers contain only limited records of a purely administrative nature. One

of the few sources for the researcher seeking information from the Eagles period as

Dean of Agriculture is in the "Faculty of Agriculture - Dean's Office" File List, Boxes 1-4.

Series Descriptions

Biographical Information series. -- 1956-1980.

6.5 cm of textual records.

5 photographs: b&w; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller.

Series consists of curriculum vitae, family histories, correspondence, articles, printed

material, photographs, and certificates pertaining to Eagles' family history, professional

appointments, and awards. Series contains three subseries: General, Great Trekker

Award, and Miscellaneous Awards / Honours subseries.

Speeches series. -- 1931-1967.

39 cm of textual records.

Blythe Eagles saw as one of the university educator's primary goals the dissemination of

information beyond the strict confines of the campus. This fact is made clear in the long

list of speeches he delivered before myriad groups.

Series consists of handwritten notes and/or typed copies of Eagles' speeches. The title of

the speech or the group for whom it was written have been indicated. Series contains

two subseries: General and Agricultural Undergraduate Society subseries.

Series is arranged chronologically.

Publications by Eagles. -- 1928-1982.

6.5 cm of published materials.

Series consists of copies of articles by Eagles that were sent with his papers. For a

detailed list refer to Eagles' C.V. in 1-1.

Personal Correspondence/Subject Files. -- 1929-1985; predominant 1962-1985.

32.5 cm of textual records.

Blythe and Violet Eagles maintained a filing system which served as a combination

correspondence/subject file for their personal materials. Here they alphabetically inter-

filed incoming correspondence with materials collect from various other sources. While

the original, alphabetical arrangement has been retained, the correspondence and

subject files have been separated. Consequently, the user will find two files within each

alphabetical grouping [i.e. "A"]; one containing correspondence and the other subject

files. Names can appear in both categories.

Research/Lecture Notes series. -- 1911-1985.

40 cm of textual records.

Series consists of examinations, notes, manuals, correspondence and reports pertaining

to individual courses and specific research projects taught or conducted by Eagles.

Series contains two subseries: Course Materials and Miscellaneous Research Materials

subseries.

Course Materials subseries is arranged by course title.

Miscellaneous Personal Materials. -- 1931-1986.

53 cm of textual records.

8 photographs: b&w; 15 x 25.5 cm or smaller.

Series consists of prizes, correspondence, printed material, addresses, notes,

publications, appointment books, photographs, minutes, and reports generated or

collected by Eagles. Series contains four subseries: Student Awards, Social Events,

Organizations with which Eagles associated, and Miscellanous Subject Files subseries.

Faculty of Agriculture Material. -- 1921-1986.

40 cm of textual records.

4 photographs: b&w and col.; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller.

1 audio cassette.

16 architectural drawings.

Series consists of reports, articles, correspondence, minutes, addresses, building plans,

printed material, photographs, and reports pertaining to the Faculty of Agriculture.

Series includes materials pertaining to the 50th anniversary of the first class of students

in the Faculty of Agriculture and the Opening of the H.R. MacMillan Building (1967).

U.B.C. History - General. -- 1977-1986.

40 cm of textual records.

Series consists of correspondence, lists of graduates (1916-1929), minutes,

reminiscences, clippings, programs, and printed material pertaining to the Fairview

Committee, sub-committees of the Heritage Committee, the Lampman Report, and the

Student Publicity Campaign (1930-1932). Series also includes clippings and printed

material assembled by Eagles and pertaining to UBC Presidents.

Miscellaneous Printed Materials and Publications. -- 1906-1969.

72 cm of published materials.

Series consists of articles, clippings, pamphlets, journals, printed materials, and

publications collected by Eagles.

Photographs. -- 1926-1981.

ca. 120 photographs.

Series consists of photographs pertaining to the University of British Columbia and to

Eagles' personal life.

Photographs from this and other series have been digitized and included in UBC

Archives’ Historical Photograph Database (UBC 11.1 and 11.2).

Sous-fonds Descriptions

L.S. Klinck sous-fonds. -- 1913-1983.

53 cm of textual records.

24 photographs: b&w and col.; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller.

Born in Victoria Square, Ontario, Leonard S. Klinck developed and early appreciation

for the land. He completed his first degree at the Ontario Agricultural College in 1903

and continued his studies at Iowa State College (M.S.A., 1905) where he studies under

P.G. Holden. Klinck then assumed responsibility for the cereal husbandry activities at

Macdonald College in Quebec. Klinck first visited Vancouver in 1914 to consult with

UBC President F.F. Wesbrook about the development of the university. He was

forthwith invited to become the university's first Dean of Agriculture. In accepting the

position, Klinck became the first appointment to the UBC faculty. Following the sudden

death of Wesbrook in 1919, he became UBC's second president. From 1919 until his

retirement in 1944, Klinck oversaw the physical expansion of the university through the

Fairview campus days, the war-delayed move to the new campus at Point Grey, the

controversies of the 1930s and the trying circumstances of World War II.

Sous-fonds consists of material generated by Klinck as well as records accumulated

after his death by his wife Elizabeth who passed this material on to Eagles. Sous fonds

contains four series: Biographical Information, Addresses/Speeches, Subject Files, and

Miscellaneous Personal Material series.

This material augments information in the L.S. Klinck papers and Presidential Records -

Klinck.

Wilfrid Sadler sous-fonds. -- 1902-1930.

13 cm of textual records.

Wilfrid Sadler was born in Cheshire, England, the son of James Sadler who, for many

years, had been prominent in agricultural and dairy organization work in Great Britain.

Wilfrid Sadler came to Canada in 1912 and studied agriculture, earning a B.S.A.

(Macdonald College) and M.Sc. (McGill University). He became the first appointment to

UBC's newly created Dept. of Dairying in 1918 and four years later became head of the

department. Sadler served in this capacity until his tragic death in 1933. While on a four

month leave of absence from the university to recover from poor health, he went

missing overboard from a cruise ship. Sadler was succeeded as department head by

Blythe Eagles.

Sous-fonds consists of articles, addresses, lecture notes, correspondence, exams,

conference programs, and publications pertaining to Sadler's professional life.

F.M. Clement sous-fonds. -- 1932-1974.

19.5 cm of textual records.

Born in Niagara-on-the-Lake, F.M. Clement took degrees in agriculture at the Ontario

Agricultural College (1911) and the University of Wisconsin (1922). After serving two

years as a lecturer in Horticulture at Macdonald College and two years as director of the

Vineland Experimental Station, he came to UBC as a professor of Horticulture in 1916

and became Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture in 1919. He led the Faculty for thirty

years before retiring in 1949 at which time he gave way to Blythe Eagles. In recognition

of his accomplishments and special interests, Clement was, in 1940, appointed Professor

and Head of the newly-established Department of Agricultural Economics.Clement's

outstanding contributions to UBC make him one of the institution's most notable

pioneers.

Sous-fonds consists of biographical information, notes, addresses, correspondence,

articles, printed materials, and publications pertaining to Clement's personal and

professional activities.

File List

BOX 1

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

1-1 C.V.s (1956, 1968, 1971)

1-2 Articles and Printed Material About B.E.

1-3 Family Histories - Eagles Family

1-3a Family History - Dunbar Family

Great Trekker Award (1966)

1-4 Letter from A.M.S. Announcing Award and Eagles' Response

1-5 B.E.'s Acceptance Speech (Draft)

1-6 Letters of Congratulations

1-7 Newspaper Clippings

1-8 Photographs

1-9 Miscellaneous Certificates - Violet Eagles

1-10 Miscellaneous Certificates - B.E.

1-11 Appointment Notices - B.E. (1966-1968, 1974-1980)

BOX 2

SPEECHES

2-1 "Science in Agriculture" (Dec. 17, 1931)

2-2 "The Fundamentals of Mineral and Vitamin Balance" [B.C. Electric Farm

Radio Broadcasts] (1934)

2-3 "The Vitamin Saga" [Vancouver Institute] (Nov. 2, 1940)

2-4 "The Influence of Chemical Thought on Biology" (1949)

2-5 B.C. Federation of Agriculture (Nov. 24, 1949)

2-6 B.C. Agronomists' Conference (Jan. 25, 1950)

2-7 "Modern Trends in Agricultural Education" [Vancouver Institute] (Feb. 1,

1950)

2-8 B.C. Breeders' Association (Feb. 14, 1950)

2-9 Chilliwack Board of Trade (Feb. 27, 1950)

2-10 B.C. Institute of Agrologists (April 15, 1950)

2-11 Presentation of Wilfred Sadler Memorial Gold Medal [Robert Young] (May

12, 1950)

2-12 Burnaby South High School [Graduation Address] (June 16, 1950)

2-13 "Food Production and Food Use" [New Westminster Gyro Club] (Nov. 9,

1950)

2-14 "The Nutritional Improvement of Life" [B.C. Dairymens' Association] (March

20, 1951)

2-15 Food Technology Banquet (May 3, 1951)

2-16 Wilfrid Sadler Presentation Address [Also a List of Former Winners] (May

18, 1951)

2-17 Vancouver Electric Club (Oct. 12, 1951)

2-18 Agricultural Institute of Canada [Presentation of Fellowship to F.M. Clement]

(Oct. 16, 1951)

2-19 B.C. Dairymen's Association (Jan. 29, 1952)

2-20 Alberta Dairymen's Association (Feb. 7, 1952)

2-21 "World Food Situation" [B.C. Penitentiary] (March 12, 1952)

2-22 "Trip East to the Kootenays" (Spring 1952)

2-23 American Society of Range Management [Kamloops] (June 25, 1952)

2-24 "The Community We are Attempting to Serve" (1952)

2-25 "Capsule College" [Kamloops] (April 17, 1953)

2-26 "Welcome Address" [Poultry Science Congress] (Aug. 24, 1953)

2-27 "College Curriculum: Agricultural Aspects of Agricultural Engineering"

[American Society of Agricultural Engineers] (Sept. 11, 1953)

2-28 Kraft Cheese Dinner (Sept. 29, 1953)

2-29 "Mineral Content of Foods" [Vancouver Board of Trade] (April 17, 1954)

2-30 "Proteins" [Mink Breeders, New Westminster] (April 1954)

2-31 Vocational Agricultural Conference [Chilliwack] (April 21, 1954)

2-32 "Green Pastures Program" (Sept. 1, 1954)

2-33 B.C. Feed Manufacturers'Association (October 1, 1954)

2-34 "Agricultural Education in B.C." [B.C. Federation of Agriculture] (Nov. 24,

1954)

2-35 B.C. Agronomists Conference (Jan. 26, 1955)

2-36 "Faculty Re-Organization" (1954/55)

2-37 "Vote of Thanks to K.W. Neatby" [Vancouver Institute] (March 19, 1955)

2-38 Field Day - Range Experiment Station [Kamloops] (June 1, 1955)

2-39 "Conservation" Panel Discussion [Kiwanis Club] (Sept. 1, 1955)

2-40 "Ramblings and Incoherent Thoughts: Science and Agriculture" [X-Club]

(Feb. 1956)

2-41 "A Re-Appraisal of Agricultural Education" (April 24, 1956)

2-42 "Graduate Studies and Research in Agriculture: Problems of the Future" [B.C.

Academy of Sciences] (April 27, 1956)

2-43 "Graduation Address" [Kamloops High School] (June 7, 1956)

2-44 Board of Governors' Tour of Farm (Aug. 27, 1956)

2-45 "Pasturization" [Short Course] (1957)

2-46 Board of Governors (Dec. 17, 1957)

BOX 3

3-1 High School Counsellors - Pannel Discussion (April 12, 1958)

3-2 Departure of Dr. Amp Hicks (1958)

3-3 Dr. MacLachland's Visit to Campus (Sept. 1958)

3-4 Introduction for Sir Herbert Howard (Nov. 1958)

3-5 "Agricultural Patterns of the Past and Future" [Potato Growers] (Dec. 1,

1958)

3-6 "Graduation Address" [North Vancouver HIgh School] (March 10, 1959)

3-7 Chiliwack Rotary (May 8, 1959)

3-8 "Television -- Faculty of Agriculture" (May 24, 1959)

3-9 "Graduation Address" [Armstrong High School] (June 5, 1959)

3-10 "Scientific and Economic Progress in Agriculture" [Vancouver Kiwanis Club]

(Sept. 3, 1959)

3-11 "Biochemistry of Individuals" [White Rock] (Sept. 21, 1959)

3-12 Dean Clement Luncheon [75th Birthday] (Nov. 21, 1959)

3-13 "The Pace of Science in Agriculture" [B.C. Federation of Agriculture] (Dec. 1,

1959)

3-14 B.C. Agrologists' Conference (Jan. 1960)

3-15 "Aims and Objectives of Extension Education" [Canadian Agricultural

Extension Council] (April 29, 1960)

3-16 "Agriculture and Civilization" [B.C. Society for the Study of the History and

Philosophy of Science] (Nov. 2, 1960)

3-17 "Trip to Great Britain" [Agricultural Institute of Canada] (May 16, 1961)

3-18 "Agricultural Extension at UBC - Past and Present" [Seminar on Agricultural

Extension in B.C.] (May 18, 1961)

3-19 B.C. Federation of Agriculture (1962) [Notes only -- address not delivered]

3-20 Vernon High School (Nov. 1962)

3-21 "Agricultural Education: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" [B.C. Fruit

Growers' Association] (Jan. 1963)

3-22 Victoria College Biology Club (1963)

3-23 "The Role of Education in the Development of B.C. Agriculture" [B.C.

Natural Resources Conference] (Feb. 1964)

3-24 "50th Anniversary of Summerland Research Station" (June 1964)

3-25 Cairn Ceremony (Sept. 30, 1964)

3-26 Faculty Dinner (Oct. 6, 1964)

3-27 "What Should be the Aims and Objectives of Education in Agriculture at the

Undergraduate and Post-Graduate Level" [Agricultural Institute of Canada,

Van. Branch] (Jan. 18, 1965)

3-28 Dinner Honoring A.J. Wood (May 5, 1965)

3-29 "Agricultural Graduates in Agri-Business: The Educator's View" [Agricultural

Institute of Canada] (June 1, 1965)

3-30 Agricultural Institute of Canada (June 21, 1965)

3-31 Horsebreeders (1965)

3-32 Jack Davy Testimonial (Spring 1966)

3-33 Japanese Lantern Ceremony [L. Leask] (April 28, 1966)

3-34 Great Trekker Address (1966)

3-35 Dedication of Guichon Picture (1966)

3-36 "The Development of the Chemistry of Vitamins" [Dept. of the History of

Medicine and Science] (Oct. 1966)

3-37 Committee to Select Successor to Dean Eagles (Nov. 18, 1966)

3-37a Lower Mainland Fruit Processing (Dec. 1966)

3-38 "Fifty Years On -- In Retrospect" (c. 1967)

3-39 Opening of the H.R. MacMillan Building (June 14, 1967)

3-40 "Food and the Future" [Vancouver Electric Club] (Nov. 17, 1967)

3-41 "Thoughts Today on Tomorrow's Dairy Industry" [National Dairy Council of

Canada] (Sept. 24, 1968)

3-42 G.G. Moe Memorial Service (Aug. 13, 1972)

3-43 Fairview Reunion (Sept. 30, 1975)

3-44 X-Club (Nov. 5, 1980)

3-45 Registrar's Tribute (April 18, 1984)

3-46 "Volunteer of the Year" Presentation Speech [G.L. Morfitt] (May 17, 1984)

3-47 Warren Kitts' Retirement Luncheon (July 7, 1984)

3-48 "Agriculture and Education in Richmond's Early Days" (Nov. 1984)

3-49 "L.S. Klinck" [Agricultural Institute of Canada] (Feb. 1985)

3-50 "David G. Laird" Memorial (Oct. 24, 1985)

3-51 "Discussion of Teaching -- Younger Faculty [n.d.]

3-52 "Tribute to Dean Clement" [n.d.]

3-53 "Education and Food" [n.d.]

3-54 "Bert Brink Tribute" [n.d.]

3-55 Dairymen (Cloverdale) [n.d.]

3-56 Morgan Horse Breeders [n.d.]

3-57 B.C. Farmers' Institute [n.d.]

3-58 Miscellaneous Speech Notes

BOX 4

Agricultural Undergraduate Society -- Notes for Eagles' Talks during the Spring and

Fall banquets

4-1 Oct. 27, 1949

4-2 Nov. 2, 1950

4-3 Oct. 31, 1951

4-4 Nov. 3, 1952

4-5 Spring 1953

4-6 Nov. 2, 1953

4-7 Oct. 31, 1955

4-8 Nov. 15, 1957

4-9 Feb. 5, 1958

4-10 Nov. 17, 1958

4-11 Feb. 1959

4-12 Nov. 20, 1959

4-13 Feb. 17, 1960

4-14 March 22, 1961

4-15 Nov. 17, 1962

4-16 Nov. 16, 1963

4-17 March 16, 1966

4-18 Nov. 19, 1966

4-19 March 1967

BOX 5

PUBLICATIONS

5-1 "Biochemistry of Sulphur. II. The Isolation of Ergothioneine from Ergot of

Rye" (1928)

5-2 "Nitrogen Requirements of the Lactic Acid Bacteria" [B.E. & Wilfrid Sadler]

(1932)

5-3 "Cheese Riping Studies"

"Nitrogen Requirements of Lactic Acid Bacteria" [B.E. & Wilfrid Sadler]

(1932)

"The Nitrogen Requirements of the Lactic Acid Bacteria" [Wilfrid Sadler, B.E.,

& Gladys Penderly] (1932)

"Casein-Splitting Abilities of Lactic Acid Bacteria" [B.E. & Wilfrid Sadler]

(1933)

"The Influence of the Configurational Relations of the Hexoses on the Sugar-

Fermenting Abilities of Lactic Acid Streptococci" [Olga Okulitch & B.E.]

(1936)

"Wildiers' Bios and the Lactic Acid Bateria" [B.E., Alexander J. Woods & John

F. Bowen] (1936)

"The Influence of Different Extracts on the Acid Production of Lactic and

Bacteria" [Wilfrid Sadler, B.E., John F. Bowen & Alexander J. Woods] (1936)

"The Influence of Yeast Extract on the Types of Streptococci Found in

Starters" [B.E., Olga Okulitch & Alexander G. Campbell] (1936)

5-4 "The Chemistry of Milk Proteins" (1952)

5-5 "Wither U.B.C. Agriculture Graduates?" (1956)

5-6 "Makes of the University -- Leonard Sylvanus Klinck" (1957)

5-7 "Dairy Science Education in Canada: The Department of Dairying, Faculty of

Agriculture, U.B.C." [B.E. & J.J.R. Campbell] (1959)

5-8 "Agricultural Extension at U.B.C. -- Past and Present" (1961)

5-9 "UBC Faculty of Agriculture Dean Welcomes Communications

Opening" (1964)

5-10 "The Role of Education in the Development of British Columbia Agriculture"

(1964)

5-11 "Agricultural Graduates in Agribusiness -- The Educator's View" (1965)

5-12 "Agricultural Education at the University of British Columbia: Its Beginnings"

(1965)

5-13 "Fifty Years on ... In Retrospect" (1967)

5-14 "Desalting Milk and Whey by Iron Retardation and Gel Filtration" [S. Nakai,

W.A. Blair, A. Helmersen & B.E.] (1968)

5-15 "The University's Dairy Department" (1968)

5-16 "Leonard Sylvanus Klinck, 1877-1969" (1969)

5-17 "F.M. Clement, 1884-1974" (1974)

5-18 "Joseph Francis Morgan, 1918-1976" (1976)

5-19 Forward to The Fraser's History (1977)

5-20 "Biochemistry as I Have Known It" (1979)

5-21 "Jacob Biely, 1902-1982" (1982)

BOX 6

PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE / SUBJECT FILES

6-1 Correspondence "A"

Agricultural Undergraduate Society (1962, 1964, 1966, 1976, 1978, 1979)

Allen, Dorothy (1972, 1983)

Alumni Association (1967, 1969, 1979, 1980)

Alumni Fund (1978, 1982)

Anglican Foundation of Canada (1982)

Angus, Annie (1978)

Arkley, Mary

Armstrong (Tim) Educational Foundation (1967, 1981)

Armstrong, Tim (1974, 1977)

Atkinson, Jean (1972, 1983)

6-2 Subject Files "A"

Acres, Stephen D.

Agricultural Undergraduate Society

Agricultural Institute of Canada

Alumni Association

6-3 Correspondence "B"

Bailey, Peter (1977)

Banfield, John & Cheryl (1984)

Barer, Barbara (1979)

Barss, A.F. (1965)

Barss, Walter (1980)

Bates, David V. (1975)

Bell, Harry (1982)

Bentley, C.F. (1965)

Berlow, Stacey (1983)

Biely, Jacob (1972, 1975, 1976)

Biely, Gordon (1983)

Biller, John & Kay (1984)

6-3 Billings, F.L. (1970)

Binning, Jessie

Binning (B.C.) Memorial Fellowship (1980)

Biochemical Society (1978, 1979, 1981)

Black, Sam (1978)

Boggs, Theodore (1964)

Bomke, Art & Carol (1982)

Bond, Melanie & Mason

Bostock, A.E. (1966)

Bowker, Mrs. A.D.

Brink, Vernon [Bert] (1971, 1972, 1979, 1983, 1984)

B.C. Boy's Choir (1979)

B.C. Federation of Agriculture (1971)

B.C. Honey Producers Association (1967)

B.C. Veterinary Association (1966, 1967)

Brittain, W.H. (1964)

Brock House (1982)

Brown, Blythe (1975, 1984)

Brown, Dwight (1967)

Brunning, Jim & Maragret (1983)

Buchanan, John M. (1969)

Buchanan, Sheila (1965, 1978, 1982)

Buck, F.E. (1965)

Bulley, Judith

Burnaby Council of Women

Busst, Betty (1984)

6-4 Subject Files "B"

Best, Charles H.

Bickersteth, John B.

Binning, Bertram C.

Bollert, Mary L.

Branion, Hugh D.

British Columbia Academy of Science

Brock House

Buck, Frank

6-5 Subject Files "B" - Barss, A.F.

6-6 Subject Files "B" - Biely, Jacob

6-7 Subject Files "B" - Brink, Vernon (Bert)

6-8 Correspondence "C"

Cacanindin, Mauro (1966)

Campbell, Jack (1983)

Campbell, Nancy (1985)

Canadian Association for Adult Education (1963)

Canadian Biochemical Society

Canadian Society of Microbiologists (1978)

Carlson, Tina

Cary, C.A. (1929)

Castle, Carol (1974-1983)

Chang, Helen (1979)

Chandler, Mrs. Jack (1967)

Charles Dickens Elementary School (1982)

Cherry, Clarke & Myrtle (1974)

Clark, Charles F.

6-8 Clark, R.H. (1929)

Clement, F.M. (1965)

Clement, Margaret (1964)

Clyne, J.V. (1982)

Collard, Carlton (1979)

Commons, Haddon (1980)

Cook, H.M. (1967, 1974)

Corner, J. (1979)

Coward, Betty & Ken (1978)

Crickmay, Colin (1974)

Cubitt, Douglas & Pat (1980)

6-9 Subject Files "C"

Canadian Club of Vancouver

Chemical Institute of Canada

Clark, Joe

Clark (Margaret M.F.) Memorial Scholarship

Class of '30

Class of Aggie '35

Columbia Methodist College

Cross, Robert

6-10 Correspondence "D"

Daniells, Laurenda (1983)

Darrach, Marvin (1969)

Dauphinie, Muriel (1983)

David, J. (1967)

Davy, Helen

Davy (J.G.) Memorial Fund (1977)

Dickson, F. (1964)

Dion, George (1967)

Domvile, Serena (1979, 1980)

Dorling, Michael (1972, 1977, 1981, 1983)

Drew, Cherilyn

Duckham, A.N. (1967, 1970)

Dunkley, W.L. (1966)

6-11 Subject Files "D"

Dauphinee, James A.

Davy, J.G.

Davy (J.G.) Memorial Library Fund

Daya, M.R.

Delta (Map)

Dorling, Michael

Dunbar, Mary

6-11b Correspondence "E"

Eagles, Burton (1969)

Eaton, G.W. (1967)

6-12 Subject Files "E"

Eagles, Issac

Eagles, Douglas E.

Elliot Building (U. of Victoria)

6-13 "F" Correspondence

Farstad, Laurie

Finn, D.B.

Forshaw, R.P. (1979, 1980)

Friesen, John K. (1967)

Fry, Jean (1977)

6-14 "F" Subject Files

Faculty Women's Club

Fritz-James, Philip C.

6-15 "G" Correspondence

Gage, Walter H. (1969)

Gardner, J.A.F. (1976)

Gelder, Arlene (1964)

Gibson, James A. (1964)

Gibson, William C. (1967, 1970)

Glen, Robert (1967)

Gnup, Frank T. (1974)

Godwin, Florence (1978)

Golding, Norman S.

Gornall, Allan G. (1974)

Gram, Ralph

Greenwood, Ian F. (1967)

6-16 "G" Subject Files

Gage, Walter H.

Gardner, J.A.F.

Gnup (Frank) Memorial Fund

Great Trek Commeration Banquet

Gropius, Walter

6-17 "H" Correspondence

Hamilton, Jean

Hannah, David (1979)

Harris, Bill

Harvey, B.H. (1967)

Hay, Mrs. Kenneth A.

Healy, Eileen (1967)

Health Sciences Historical Society of B.C. (1966)

Henderson, W.E. (1975)

Heritage Village (1972, 1974)

Herridge, Herbert W. (1965)

Herring, Colleen

Hill, F.M.

Hinkley, Ruth (1977)

Hirst, Ethel & Eddie

Hornby, Margaret (1978)

Horlacker, Walter R. (1964)

6-17 Hunter, George (1964)

Huchelega, Gay

Huntington, Ron (1976, 1979)

6-18 "H" Subject Files

Hirst, James G.

Hornby, Cedric

Hunter, George

Huntington, Ron

Hutchinson, A.H.

6-19 "J" Correspondence

Jenkins, W.A. (1965)

Johns, Jean (1983)

6-20 "K" Correspondence

Kadzielawa, Arthur (1979)

Keate, Stuart (1967)

King, E.M. (1972)

Kirkconnell, Watson (1971)

Kitts, Warren D. (1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983)

Klinck, Elizabeth (1975, 1983)

Klinck, L.S. (1964, 1965, 1966, 1967)

6-21 "K" Subject Files

Keenleyside, Katherine

Khorana, H. Gordird

King Edward Campus (Vancouver Community College)

King, Harry M.

Kitts, Warren D.

Klinck, L.S.

6-22 "L" Correspondence

Laing, Geraldine (1975)

Landon, Gordon (1969, 1974, 1984)

Larkin, P.A. (1976)

Lawrence, Marion (1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1980)

Leeson, Gary (1973, 1977)

Leggat, Peter S. (1972)

Lett, Evelyn (1964, 1982, 1984)

Library [UBC] (1982, 1984)

Lloyd, E.A. (1967, 1969, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980)

Lockhead, Grant (1969)

Logan, Harry T.

6-23 "L" Subject Files

Laird, David G.

Lefevre, Harry W.

Lett (Sherwood) Memorial Scholarship Fund

Lett, Evelyn & Sherwood

Lloyd, E.A.

Logan, Harry T.

Lord, Arthur E.

6-24 "M" Correspodence

McAllister, Janet

McCannel, J.E. (1966)

McCausland, H.D. (1967)

McCreary, J.F. (1963)

McCullough, Ann (1979)

McDonald, Ian J. (1967)

McGavin, Allen M. (1969)

McGillivary, William A. (1972)

McGeer, Kay D. (1977)

MacGregor, Neill (1968)

McGregor, Malcolm F. (1967)

MacKenzie, Dorothy (1976)

McKenzie, Fred F. (1965, 1981)

MacKenzie, Norman (1971)

McLennan, Cora I. (1978, 1983, 1984)

McLennan, Lester W. (1965, 1968)

MacLeod, Helen (1964, 1971)

MacLeod, R.A. (1965)

MacMillan, Harvey R. (1967)

Macdonald, John B. (1964, 1966, 1967)

6-24 March, B.E. (1984)

Margen, Sheldon (1972)

Marshall, J.B. (1980)

Mawdsley, Dorothy

Mead, Henry

Mitchell, Kyle & Mary

Moe, Olive (1964)

Morgan, J.F. (1968)

Morrison, R.G. (1978)

Mowatt, Margaret (1976)

Multiple Sclerosis Society (1968)

Murray, Doris (1971)

6-25 "M" Subject Files

MacKenzie, C.D.

MacLachland, J.D.

MacLennan, John H.

McLennan, Lester

MacMillan, Harvey R.

MacPhee, E.D.

March, B.E.

Miller, Donavan F.

Moe, G.G.

Mounce, Marion J.

Multiple Sclorosis Society

BOX 7

7-1 "N" Correspondence

National Life (1979, 1980)

National Trust (1969)

Neilson, Nora (1950)

Nelson, Don (1968)

Nip, Joseph (1974)

Nishiguchi, Y. (1984)

Norman, Rossalynn

7-2 "N" Subject

Neill, John

7-3 "O" Correspondence

Oldfield, Jim E. (1977)

Oloffs, P.C. (1969)

Osmond, Dan (1977)

7-4 "O" Subject File

Okulitch, George

Oyster River Farm

7-5 "P" Correspondence

Partridge, Mike & Micki (1984)

Pederson, K. George (1983)

Pederson, Joan (1984)

Perry, Neil (1966)

Peterson, S.B. (1972, 1973)

Phillips, Harold (1974)

Piggitt, Vi & Hu

Pitt, Katherine & Michael (1982)

Plaskett, J.F. (1966, 1967)

Poirier, Jacques (1965)

Polglase, W.J. (1975)

Pongskul, V. (1970)

Powrie, Jean & Bill

Progressive Conservative Association (1983)

7-6 "P" Subject Files

P.C. Canada Fund

Phi Gamma Delta

Plaskett, J.F.

7-7 "R" Correspondence

Rake, Jim (1978)

Ramakrishnam, T. (1964, 1984)

Reid, Elna

Reid, Lorne (1979)

Reifel, George (1967, 1968)

Renney, Art (1964)

Reverson, Roselynn (1964)

Richards, Ab (1975)

7-7 Richards, Margaret (1972, 1977)

Richter, Frank (1966, 1967)

Robbins, W. (1980)

Roberts, Auvry (1967)

Robinson, John (1975, 1980, 1984)

Rogers, C.B. (1968)

Rome, A.H. (1979)

Roughton, Jack (1970)

7-8 "R" Subject Files

Ration Books

Renney, Arthur J.

Robinow, C.F.

Rowles, Charlie A.

7-9 "S" Correspondence

Salisbury, Evelyn (1967)

Sanford, G.R. (1983)

Saunders, Maurice (1978)

Savage, K.G. (1966, 1967, 1968)

Savvides, E. (1971)

Searles, Isabel G. (1964)

Shaw, Michael (1975)

Shrum, Gordon (1967, 1980, 1983)

S.F.U. Annual Fund Committee (1978)

Simpson, Fred (1970)

Smith, David B. (1979, 1980)

Smith, G.P. (1980)

Smythe, Kathleen (1977)

Somvile, Senera (1976)

Spencer, E.Y. (1980)

Spencer, G.J.

Staley, Len & Lorraine

Stockstad, Paul (1966)

Stuart-Stubbs, Basil (1979)

Stupich, David (1962)

Sutton, F.A. (1967)

Swackhamer, Dave (1962)

Swangard, Helen (1980)

Synadinos, J.P. (1985)

7-10 "S" Subject Files

Sadler (Wilfrid) Memorial Gold Medal

Sedgewick, G.G.

Shaw, Michael

Shrum, Gordon M.

Sigma Tau Upsilon (Agricultural Fraternity)

Stevenson, Lionel

Stockmen's Conference

7-11 "T" Correspondence

Taylor, Bill

Topping, Marjorie (1964)

Trowbridge, Florence (1985)

Turnbull, J.M. (1980)

Turner, Alex H. (1967)

7-12 "U" Subject Files

University Club of Vancouver

7-13 "V" Correspondence

Vancouver Opera Association (1978, 1979, 1982)

Vancouver Playhouse (1978, 1979, 1982)

Vancouver Oral Centre (1983)

Vancouver School of Theology (1979, 1980, 1982)

Vancouver Symphony Society (1979, 1980)

Vance, Dennis E. (1982)

7-14 "V" Subject Files

Vancouver Institute

7-15 "W" Correspondence

Wainaina, G.G. (1977)

Warren, Harry V. (1969)

Watkins, R.J. (1966)

Watson, Elizabeth (1964)

Weir, J.R. (1964, 1965)

Wellwood, Robert

Wessel, Jack L. (1984)

Weston, Isabel (1972, 1980, 1984)

Weston, Stan (1979)

Wicks, Michael (1964)

White, W.J. (1965, 1983)

Wijetunge, G.J. (1965, 1983)

Will, Robert (1980)

Williams, L.M. (1964)

Willis, F.G. (1956)

Wilson, R.A. (1969)

Winson, Ethel (1969)

Wood, Alexander J. (1964, 1966, 1969)

Wood, Eileen (1965, 1966, 1977)

Wright, Thomas G. (1964)

Wyatt, R.E. (1976)

7-16 "W" Subject Files

Warren, Harry V.

Weinberg, Karl

Winson, J.W.

Wood, Alexander J.

Wood (Alexander J.) Memorial Collection

Wood, Stanley D.

Wynne, Arthur

7-17 "X" Subject File

X-Club

7-18 "Y" Correspondence

Yandle, Anne (1971)

7-19 Receipts for Miscellaneous Donations (1966/67)

RESEARCH / LECTURE NOTES

BOX 8

Course Material

8-1 Agriculture 100 [History of Scientific Agriculture]

Essay Topics (1963), Examinations (1963/64)

8-2 Biology 3 - Notes [n.d.]

8-3 Dairying – Examinations:

Dairying 200 (1952/53)

Dairying 203 (1948-1950)

Dairying 303 (1947)

8-4 Dairying - Examinations:

Dairying 7 (1921-1946)

Dairying 407 (1946-1953)

Chemistry 425 (Outlines of Biochemistry)

8-5 Student Lecture Notes [Lora Neilson] (1947/48)

8-6 Miscellaneous Notes [n.d.]

8-7 Lab Notes [n.d.]

8-8 Lecture Notes [n.d.]

8-9 Lab Manual [n.d.]

8-10 "Outline of Biochemistry" [n.d.]

Biochemistry 430

8-11 Notes [n.d.]

8-12 Notes, Printed and Published Material Re: Biochemistry

8-13 Notes [n.d.]

8-14 Lecture Notes [n.d.]

8-15 UBC Laboratory Manual - "Outlines of Biochemistry" (1960)

8-16/21 Dairy Lab Readings

8-22 Miscellaneous Notes

Miscellaneous Research Material

8-23 Cheese-Ripening Studies - Correspondence, Reports (1930-1932)

This material includes information about research conducted by Eagles and

Wilfrid Sadler under the joint Empire Marketing Board - UBC Research Fund.

The fund was initially established to facilitate research into the cheese

ripening process beginning with Kingston cheese. With the budget of the the

EMB reduced in 1932/33 it was no longer possible to continue the research

program.

8-24 Colour Research - "Effect of Hot Water on the Acetone Acid Ether Soluble

Constituents of Hemlock" by B.E. - Report (1932)

8-25 Cheese Studies - Kingston Cheese - Miscellaneous Correspondence, Printed

Material (1911, 1985)

8-26, 27 Misc. Published Studies - Primarily by UBC Personnel (1920-1932)

8-28 Miscellaneous Dairy Research - Correspondence, Printed Material,

Publications (1966-1972)

BOX 9

MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL MATERIALS

Student Awards

Always generous in giving of their time and energy to the affairs of the

university, Blythe and Violet Eagles have, over the years, endowed awards

which recognize the accomplishments of students in the Faculty of

Agriculture. The following records consist of the various prizes which they

have endowed. The "Book" prizes were awarded for outstanding

achievements in essay, for leadership and the requirements of Agriculture 300

[Field Trip]. The Agricultural Sciences Founding Faculty Awards were

established and endowed by the Eagles in 1976 to honour the contributions of

the pioneers of the Faculty of Agriculture at UBC. The "Student Award"

records consist of the names of the various prize recipients, their letters of

appreciation to the Eagles and other financial information.

9-1 V.C. Brink Book Prize (1971-1984)

9-2 Dean Blythe Eagles Book Prize (1971-1982)

9-3 Violet and Blythe Eagles Undergraduate Prize in Biochemistry (1979-1983)

9-4 Violet and Blythe Eagles Graduate Prize in Biochemistry (1979-1981)

Agricultural Sciences Founding Faculty Awards

9-5 Background Material

9-6 L.S. Klinck Prize in Agriculture (1978-1983)

9-7 F.M. Clement Prize in Agricultural Economics (1976-1983)

9-8 Wilfrid Sadler Prize in Dairying (1976-1983)

9-9 G.G. Moe Prize in Agronomy (1976-1983)

9-10 H.M. King Prize in Animal Science (1976-1983)

9-11 E.A. Lloyd Prize in Poultry Science (1976-1983)

9-12 A.F. Barss Prize in Horticulture (1976-1983)

9-13 F.E. Buck Prize in Landscape Horticulture (1976-1983)

9-14 P.A. Boving Prize in Agriculture (1975-1983)

9-15 D.G. Laird Prize in Soil Science (1977-1983)

9-16 Miscellaneous Printed Material and Correspondence

Social Events Records

9-17 Deer Lake University (1958) - Party Quiz Reach for the Top [n.d.]

9-18 B.E.'s Retirement - Correspondence, Addresses (1967)

9-19 "60th Anniversary of the Appointment of L.S. Klinck" - Correspondence,

Printed Material, Notes (May 1974)

9-20 B.E.'s 70th Birthday - Correspondence, Cards, Addresses, Notes (April 1977)

9-21 50th Wedding Anniversary - Cards, Correspondence (July 1980)

9-22 Miscellaneous Invitations

Organizations with Which Eagles Associated

9-23 Agricultural Institute of Canada - Printed Material

9-24 Canadian Society of Microbiologists - Correspondence, Printed Material,

Publications (1963-1968)

9-25 Royal Society of Canada - Correspondence, Printed Material (1964-1984)

Miscellaneous Subject Files

9-26 B.E. Appointment Book (1949)

9-27 B.E. Appointment Book (1967)

9-28 Burnaby History - Printed Material, Notes, Clippings, Photograph

9-29 University of Toronto - Printed Material (1931-1961) [Includes Addresses by

Hardolf Wastenays (1947), Robert Falconer (1931), and Robert M. Hutchins

(1952)]

9-30 J.V. Clyne - Addresses [13] (1971-1981)

9-31 Maude Lenore Menton - Biographical Information

9-32 Marion Jean Mounce - Biographical Information

M.A. MacDonald

9-33 Miscellaneous - Blythe Eagles Gold Medal – Photograph Cohorts (Dairying

Classes, 1934-1949) John Masefield, "There are Few Earthly Things More

Beautiful Than a University"

9-34 United Kingdom Agricultural Mission to Canada - Report (1950)

9-35 British Columbia Industrial and Scientific Research Council - Minutes,

Reports (1945-1947)

9-36 Committee on Chemistry - Report, Notes (1949/50)

9-37 Biological Discussion Club - Annual Report (1931/32)

9-38 B.Sc. Thesis - "Studies of the Binding Characteristics of the Monoclona

Antibody RHO-8A6 Against Bovine Rod Photorecetor Rhodopsin" by Daisy

Homol (1986)

9-39 B.E.'s Notes for Seminar at UBC [n.d.]

9-40 B.E.'s Notes for Seminar at SFU (1978)

9-41 Printed Material - Membership Cards, Licence. etc.

BOX 10

10-1 "Molecular Biology" and "Nutrition" - Articles, Printed Material

10-2/4 "Agricultural Education" - Papers, Reports, Articles

10-5 "University Education - General" - Printed Material, Articles

10-6 "Education - General" - Articles, Printed Material

BOX 11

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE MATERIAL

11-1 General Historical Material - Reports, Articles:

"An Historical Review of the Curriculum of the Faculty of Agriculture, 1917-

1961" [With draft notes]

"Faculty of Agriculture" B.E. (1955)

"Report to the President - Faculty of Agriculture" (1961)

"Agricultural Education at UBC" B.E. (1965)

"Fifty Years On....In Retrospect" B.E. (1967)

"Fifty Year History of the Faculty of Agriculture" Committee (1966-1967)

In order to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first class of students in

the Faculty of Agriculture at U.B.C., it was decided to prepare a history of the

period. A committee was appointed to prepare the history which would

summarize the development of agricultural teaching and research at the

university for the period 1917-1967. Committee members included:

G.L. Landon - Chairman (Ag. '23)

Dr. Alden F. Barss (Prof. Emeritus - Horticulture)

Frank C. Clark (Ag. '36)

Ted Cohen (Ag. '42)

Dr. Blythe Eagles (Dean of Fac. of Ag.)

Ian Greenwood (Ag. '49)

Harry M. King (Prof. Emeritus - Animal Husbandry)

Dr. D.G. Laird (Prof. Emeritus - Soils)

George H. Reifel (Ag. '44)

Stan Westen (Ag. '39)

11-2 Preliminary Preparations - Correspondence, Lists of Potential Participants

(May - Sept. 1966)

11-3 Committee Minutes, Correspondence (Sept. 1966 - Sept. 1967)

11-4 Unidentified Draft of History

11-5 Unidentified Draft of History

11-6 Draft 4 of History (April 17 - 20, 1967)

11-7 Miscellaneous Samples of Histories

H.R. MacMillan Building Opening (1967)

On June 14, 1967, a new forestry-agricultural complex was opened on the

campus. Named in honour of the distinguished forest industrialist, the H.R.

MacMillan Building provided the facilities for inter-disciplinary training in

two closely related areas of study which arose out of two of the provinces

renewable resources. Presiding over the opening of the new facilities was one

of Eagles last official duties as Dean of Agricultural Sciences.

11-8 Address by B.E. (June 14, 1967)

11-9 A.G. McCalla & Stephen Spurr - Correspondence, Speeches, Biographical

Information, Photographs

11-10 Correspondence - Invitations to the Opening - Regrets (June 1967)

11-11 Guest Lists

11-12 Building Plans (1964, 1966)

11-13 Newspaper Clippings (1967)

11-14 Miscellaneous Correspondence, Reports, Minutes

11-15 Printed Material - Invitations, Programs

11-16 Memorabilia - Name Plates (F.M. Clement, G.G. Moe, A.F. Barss, G.H.

Harris, E.A. Lloyd, D.G. Laird, P.A. Boving)

11-17 Tape Recording of Opening Ceremony

11-18 Photographs

11-18a H.R. MacMilan Building - Sculpture - Correspondence (1966)

11-18b "Report of the Second Conference of Representatives of the Department of

Education, of the Dept. of Agriculture, and the University of British Columbia

on Delimitation and Correlation of Work" (1917)

Miscellaneous Department/Division Material

11-19 Dept. of Agricultural Economics - Report (1961/62)

11-20 Dept. of Agricultural Engineering and Mechanics - Correspondence, Reports,

Plans (1962-1965)

11-21 Division of Animal Science - Report on Research and Development (1962)

11-22 Dept. of Dairying - List of Dairying Theses (1921-1967)

"The Department of Dairying, UBC" [History] B.E. (1959)

Personnel Material - Campbell, J.J. (1945/46) - Townsley, P.M. (1966/67)

Miscellaneous Correspondence, Financial Estimates (1937/38)

11-23 Dept. of Food Science - Misc. Correspondence, Reports Re: Establishment of

Dept. of F.S. (1965, 1967)

11-24 Division of Plant Science - Report (1962)

11-25 Dept. of Poultry Science - Reports (1962, 1966/67)

11-26 Dept. of Soil Science - Report on Research (1954-1962)

11-27 Departmental Policy - Misc. (1958/59)

11-28 Graduates in Agriculture (1963)

11-29 Student Evaluations of Faculty [n.d.]

11-30 Fundraising - Friends of Agriculture - Lists of Contributors (1963/64)

Alumni Annual Giving Fund Campaign-Correspondence Notes (1966)

11-31 Committee on the Institute of Agricultural Research - Report (1954)

11-32 Committee on the Occupational Courses Leading to a Diploma in Agriculture

- Reports (1962)

Committee on Science and Courses Basic to the Curriculum in Agriculture -

Report [n.d.]

11-33 Faculty of Agricultural Science - Annual Reports (1974/75 - 1976/77)

11-34 Faculty of Agricultural Science - Annual Reports (1977/78 - 1979/82)

11-35 Ag Science News (Dec. 1976, Nov. 1979)

Food for Thought (Dec. 1981 - June 1986) [With gaps]

11-36 Aggies UBC (1964/65)

The Aggies are Here (1966/67)

11-37 "Animal and Poultry Science Seminar" (1972)

11-38 "Animal and Poultry Science Seminar" (1973)

11-39 Miscellaneous Clippings Re: Faculty of Ag.

11-40 Miscellaneous Printed Material

BOX 12

UBC HISTORY - GENERAL

Fairview / Heritage Committee Records

The Fairview Committee was established under the auspices of the Alumni

Association in the mid-1970s. Composed of UBC graduates from 1915 to 1928,

the Committee undertook projects designed to commemorate the history of

the university, particularly relating to the Fairview era. Working on the

recommendations of the Committee, the Boardof Management of the Alumni

Association passed the following motion at its January 1983 meeting:

“That the work of the Fairview Committee be incorporated into a new

heritage committee for UBC and that this committee be given every support

by the Alumni Association to look after the recording and preservation of the

University's heritage.”

Blythe Eagles, who served as chairman of the old Fairview Committee,

assumed the chairmanship of the expanded Heritage Committee. The

Heritage Committee included the following three original sub-committees:

1) Fairview - Dr. Harry Warren (Chairman)

2) 1928 - 1945 - A.H. Rome (Chairman)

3) 1945 - present John Banfield (Chairman)

Later a 1963 - 1986 sub-committee was added.

Fairview Committee Records (1977-1982)

12-1 Minutes, Correspondence (1977-1982)

12-2 Fairview Committee Members (1979/80)

12-3 List of UBC Graduates (1916-1928) [1975]

12-4 List of UBC Graduates (1916-1929) [1979]

12-5 List of UBC Graduates (1921/22) [1982]

Heritage Committee Records (1982-1986)

12-6 Background Material

12-7 Minutes, Correspondence (1983)

12-8 Minutes, Correspondence (1984-1986)

12-9 Fairview Committee Members (1986)

Heritage Committee - 1928-1945 Sub-Committee

12-10 Minutes, Correspondence (1982-1985)

12-11 "Humanities" Working Group - Reminiscence Project - Correspondence, List

of Participants (1985)

12-12 Copies of Submitted Reminiscences:

Akrigg, G.P.V. - "Sedgewick: The Man and His Achievements" - "Leaves from

an Undergraduate Diary"

Anonymous - "The Sedgewulf Saga"

Beattie, R. Norman - "Lionel Haweis at UBC"

Buckland, Clare M. - "The Student Christian Movement at UBC"

Carey, David - No Title

Chave, Cyril S. - "The Sixty Who Tilted at Windmills"

DeBeck, Ward F. - "Two Nickels to Snap Together"

Farhni, Mildred O. - "Student Christian Movement"

Gibson, James A. - "A Reminiscence of Arts '31"

Gibson, William C. - "John Ridington's Castle"

Grantham, Ronald - "The Grantham Suspension - The Ubyssey Tests Free

Speech in 1931"

Kask, John L. - "How the Famous G.G. Sedgewick Disposed of Me"

Keate, J. Stuart - "The Day We Tried to Fire the President"

12-13 Copies of Submitted Reminiscences:

Kelly, Eric - "Recollections of the Student Christian Movement"

Kelly, Mary - "Recollections of the Student Christian Movement"

Lea, G.T. - "Players' Club Antics Backstage"

McAllister, Clare M. - "A Civilizing Education"

McDougal, R.L. - "A Triptych - UBC"

McGregor, Malcolm F. - "Of Classics Professors.."

Nemetz, Nathan T. - "Random Recollections of UBC in the 1920s"

Newby, Constance M. - No Title

Palmer, H.M. - "The Sedgewickian Legacy"

Parliament, John H. - No Title

Risk, Sidney - "My Very Personal Memories"

Rupp, Mary - The Founding of Phraters"

Rodden, Sam - "The Rites of Passage"

Sager, Arthur - "The Players' Club and All That"

12-14 Copies of Submitted Reminiscences:

Shilvock, Winston A. - "History of the Student Publicity Campaign, 1932"

Simpson, Samuel L. - "The Social Science Club"

Somerset, Dorothy - "Some Players' Club Memories"

Stubbs, Betty - "Dean Mary Bollert"

Tillman, Frances T. - "S.C.M. Years, 1936-1939"

Tolmie, J. Ross - No Title

Wirick, Arthur J. - "Henry Angus - Soloquizer"

Heritage Committee - 1945-1962 Sub-Committee

12-15 Minutes (1985)

12-16 Members (1985)

12-17 Miscellaneous Records and Printed Material from the Heritage Committee

University Investigation, Lampman Report, Student Publicity Campaign (1930-1932)

12-18 Typescript Extract of Report by Judge Lampman

12-19 Clippings Re: Klinck and the University (ca. 1931)

12-20 Miscellaneous Material

UBC Presidents

Material consists of clippings and printed material assembled by Eagles and

arranged by presidents.

12-21 Walter Gage

12-22 Kenneth Hare

12-23 Douglas T. Kenny

12-24 N.A.M. MacKenzie

12-25 John B. Macdonald

Miscellaneous

12-26 History of Homecoming (1955, 1961)

12-27 Department of Bacteriology - Correspondence, Reports (1951-1965)

12-28 President's Ad Hoc Committee on the School of Home Economics

12-29 Climatology Committee - Report (1963/64)

12-30 Wesbrook Society - Correspondence, Printed Material (1981-1985)

12-31 "Survey of Administrative Organization - UBC (1960)

12-32 UBC Alumni Association - Board of Management Manual (1979/80)

12-33 Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings Re: UBC

12-34/38 Printed Material - UBC

12-39, 40 Miscellaneous UBC Memorabilia - Programs, Etc.

MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIALS AND PUBLICATIONS

BOX 13

13-1/3 Miscellanceous Articles Collected by Eagles

13-4 Miscellaneous Clippings

13-5 Miscellaneous Pamphlets

13-6/16 Miscellaneous Journals and Printed Material

BOX 14

Books

Agriculture in the Netherlands. (1962).

Bailey, L.H. & Bailey, Ethel Zoe. R.U.S.: A Biographical Register of Rural

Leadership in the U.S. and Canada. (1925).

Batson, H.C. An Introduction to Statistics in the Medical Sciences. (1957)

Beardslee, Clyde E. Dry Milks: The Story of an Industry. (1947)

Clement, Frederick M. My Thoughts Were on the Land. (1969).

Dean, Henry H. Canadian Dairying. (1906).

Department of Agriculture (New Zealand). Primary Production in New

Zealand. (1957).

Eckles, Clarence E. Dairy Cattle and Milk Production. (1950).

Funk, E.M. History of the Department of Poultry Husbandry [University of

Missouri] (1968).

Herrington, B.L. Milk and Milk Processing. (1948)

Inventories of Apparatus and Materials for Teaching Science. (1951).

Mertz, Edwin Theodore and Porter, John Willard. Plant and Animal

Biochemistry. (1950)

Page. O.T. General Botany 100. (1955)

Rotary International. Service is My Business. (1949).

Sillman, E.I. Laboratory Exercises in First Year Zoology. (1955)

Wamboldt, Beryl. The History of S.O.D.I.C.A. (1965)

Who's Who in the Agricultural Institute of Canada. (1948)

Who's Who in British Columbia. (1949/50).

Who's Who in British Columbia. (1953).

L.S. KLINCK SOUS-FONDS

BOX 15

Biographical Information

15-1 Miscellaneous clippings, articles, and tributes Re: L.S.K.

Speeches/Addresses/Speaker Introductions

Some speeches here are duplicated in the L.S. Klinck papers. They have been

filed according to Klinck's own filing system based on a drawer and file

number [i.e. III-20].

15-2 Speaker Introductions:

McKechnie, R.E. (1929) [I-5]

15-3 Speaker Introductions:

Wilburn, Ray L. (1926) [I-6]

Banfield, A.W. (1926)

Robertson, Charles G. (1929)

McConnell, Bishop F. (1934)

Armour, Rev. J.B. (1937)

Wallace, Robert C. (1941)

15-4 Speaker Introductions:

Perry, H.G.T. (1943) [I-7]

Boving, P.A. (1940)

Brewing, Willard (1938)

Sedgewick, G.G. (1936)

Pattullo, Dufferin (1935)

Wallace, Robert C. (1929)

Stevens, Henry H. (1932)

15-5 "Laying the Cornerstone of the Science Building (Sept. 28, 1923) [I-14]

15-6 "Student Attitudes" (1932) [I-21C]

15-7 "The Idea of A University" [Vancouver Pioneer's Association] (March 23,

1932) [I-22B]

15-8 "Address Delivered at the Funeral of R.E. McKechnie" (May 27, 1944) [I-43]

15-9 "Our Returned Men" (April 1920) [II-1.8]

15-10 "Presentation to L.S. Klinck" (May 1939) [II-2]

15-11 "Address Given Before the Alumni Association" (Jan. 10, 1922) [II-3A]

15-12 "Common Ground" [Kiwanis Club] (Oct. 7, 1926) [II-5]

15-13 "Vote of Thanks to Sir Ernest MacMillan" (Oct. 7, 1939) [II-12]

15-14 "Wilfrid Sadler Tribute" [n.d.] [II-16]

15-15 "Adult Education" (Feb. 21, 1933) [II-27]

15-16 "Scandinavia Revisited" - Victoria University Extension Association (Nov. 21,

1929) [II-33]

15-17 "Technical Agriculture - Some Objectives" (March 1921) [III-13]

15-18 "The New Agrarian Situation: The Relation of the People to the Soil" (1918)

[III-14)

15-19 "College of Agriculture in the University of B.C." (July 30, 1917) [III-19]

15-20 "Field Corn for Fodder and Ensilage" [Western Canada Irrigation Association]

(Aug. 1, 1917) [III-19]

15-21 "The Evolution of Agriculture" (1917) [III-19]

15-22 "Some Courses in Agriculture in the University of British Columbia" (April

1919) [III-21]

15-23 "Federal and Provincial Agricultural Policies" (June 3, 1920) [III-24]

15-24 "Presidential Address" [Canadian Society of Technical [Agriculturalist] (June

1922) [III-26]

15-25 "Methods of Improving Grains at Macdonald College" [n.d.] [III-31]

15-26 "Work of the Canadian Seed Growers' Association in Improving Canadian

Grains" [n.d.] [III-31]

15-27 "Soil Management in Relation to Yield and Quality of Seed" [Canadian Seed

Growers' Association] [III-33]

15-28 "The Future of Agriculture on the Prairies" [Chilliwack Rotary Club] (Jan. 21,

1938] [III-50]

15-29 "Patriotism and Production Campaign" (March 1915) [III-53]

15-30 "Progress in Field Husbandry in Canada During the Past Fifty Years" [n.d.]

[III-54]

15-31 "Agricultural Education" [North Vancouver Board of Trade] (Sept. 15, 1915)

[III-69A]

15-32 "Agricultural Education" [n.d.] [III-69B]

15-33 "The Desire of Canadian Technical Agriculturists for Post-Graduate Work"

(Dec. 1922) [III-69C]

15-34 "Agricultural Education in Public Schools" [III-69C]

"Agricultural High Schools" [n.d.]

15-35 "The Origin, Evolution and Present Status of the Canadian Seed Growers'

Association" [Canadian Seed Growers' Association] (June 24, 1948) [III-75]

15-36 "The Church's Task in Relation to the Rural Community" [Lay Association of

the United Church in B.C.] (May 16, 1933) [IV-1]

15-37 "The Church and Rural Problems" (April 16, 1933) [IV-4]

15-38 "The Rural Life Problem in Relation to the Country Church" [n.d.] [IV-9A]

15-39 "The Rural Life Problem in Relation to the Country Church [College

Y.M.C.A.] (1913/14) [IV-9B]

15-40 "The Country Church Programme" [n.d.] [IV-9B]

15-41 "The Country Church in the Life of the Community" (July 1919)

[IV-10]

15-42 "Address of Welcome - Pacific Area Student Conference" (June 15, 1931) [IV-

12]

"The Need for Leadership and a University Student's Responsibility" (April

23, 1937) [IV-12]

15-43 "Some Impressions of the Student Christian Conference" (March 5, 1923) [IV-

13]

"Some Impressions of the Student Christian Movement" (Jan. 23 1924) [IV-13]

15-44 "The Student Christian Movement on Campus" (Dec. 27, 1941) [IV-21]

15-45 "How to Provide the Christian Leadership of the Future" (Aug. 27, 1922) [IV-

25]

15-46 "Interpretation of Some Personal Observations on the Changes in Religious

Faith and Experience" (Aug. 31, 1930) [IV-28]

15-47 "Annual Pilgrimage of Golden and Silver E - Camp Elphinstone" (Sept. 1942)

[IV-32B]

15-48 "Chairman's Remarks at the Annual Meeting of the British and Foreign Bible

Society" (Feb. 16, 1940) [IV-35]

15-49 "B.C. Bible Society - Annual Meeting" (Jan. 31, 1933) [IV-36]

15-50 "Introduction to Dr. John R. Mott" (Oct. 18, 1941) [IV-37]

15-51 "Dedication of the Union College Library" (Oct. 17, 1934) [IV-38]

15-52 "The New Gymnasium in Relation to the Church and the Community"

[Chalmers Church] (Nov. 5, 1929) [IV-39]

15-53 "Dedication of the Union Theological College" (Oct. 19, 1927) [IV-43]

15-54 "Remarks Made at the Congregation of the Anglican Theological College"

(April 30, 1930) [IV-46]

15-55 "Preparation for College" [Sacred Heart Convent] (March 14, 1928) [IV-51]

15-56 "Closing Exercises of Columbia College" (June 12, 1922) [IV-53]

15-57 "Training and Supporting an Effective Ministry" [n.d.] [IV-61]

15-58 "Facing the Facts as Christians" (Nov. 3, 1940) [IV-67]

15-59 "Blessing of the Seminary of Christ the King" (Nov. 20, 1940) [IV-68]

15-60 "Reply to the Address by Dr. Oliver" (1932) [IV-73]

Unclassified Addresses by Klinck (Arranged by Date)

15-61 "Agricultural Education" [Women's Canadian Club] (April 2, 1918)

15-62 "Address to First Year Students" (Sept. 22, 1930)

15-63 "Student Attitudes" [Women's Auxiliary of the United Church] (Sept. 24,

1931)

15-64 "The Young Farmer and Farming" [Farm Radio Lecture Sponsored by the B.C.

Electric Railway Co.] (Jan. 15, 1934)

15-65 "A Plan for Adult Education in British Columbia" [Vancouver Institute]

(Nov. 16, 1935)

15-66 "Some Events in the Early History of the Canadian Society of Technical

Agriculturists as Interpreted by a CharterMember" (April 28, 1944)

15-67 "The Objectives and Accomplishments of the Canadian Society of Technical

Agriculturists During the First Twenty-Five Years of Its History" (June 26,

1945)

15-68 "Adult Education in the University of British Columbia" [n.d.]

Subject Files

Materials broadly relating to four subjects which were found grouped

together have been maintained. The records pertain to: Ontario Agricultural

College, Iowa State College, Macdonald College and Agricultural Institute of

Canada.

Ontario Agricultural College

Klinck completed his B.S.A. at the College in 1903. Most of these records

concern matters of alumni fund-raising.

15-69 Correspondence, Printed Material (1953-1968)

15-70 "Alumni News" and Printed Material (1924-1971)

15-71 Photographs

- O.A.C. Plots (1901)

- Campus Buildings

15-71a Clippings

Iowa State College

Klinck studied at I.S.C. from 1903 to 1905. There he earned his M.S.A. while

studying under P.G. Holden. These records consist of correspondence with

Holden and other colleagues from the College as well as some printed

material. One of Klinck's colleagues at the College was Henry Wallace who

later became Vice-President of the United States.

15-72 P.G. Holden - Correspondence (1951-1958), Clippings Printed Material,

Photographs

15-72a Correspondence - R.K. Bliss (1966), M.L. Mosher (1968)

15-73 Correspondence with Various Individuals at I.S.C. (1946-1966)

15-74 Clippings Re: Henry Wallace (1939-1965)

15-75 "The Alumnus" (1962, 1964, 1966)

15-76 Miscellaneous Printed Material

Macdonald College

Klinck taught at Macdonald College from 1905 to 1914. While there he

worked under the first principal of the College, J.W. Robertson.

15-77 Correspondence with J.F. Shell Re: History of Macdonald College (1949)

15-78 Correspondence Re: History of the Agronomy Dept. - Primarily with L.C.

Raymond (1960-1964)

15-79 Photographs

15-80 Printed Material

15-81 Biography of James W. Robertson by Isabel Robertson Currier (c. 1964)

15-82 Klinck's Correspondence with Isabel Currier (1965/66)

15-83 List of James W. Robertson's Addresses and Publications in Klinck's Files

15-84 Addresses and Publications - List

BOX 16

Agricultural Institute of Canada

The A.I.C. was established in 1920 as Canadian Society of Technical

Agriculturists. L.S.K. served as the organization's first president. During its

annual meeting of 1965 at U.B.C., the A.I.C. established the L.S. Klinck

Lectureship to support annual lecture tours by prominent world authorities

speaking on various topics related to agriculture.

16-1 "Addresses and Discussions at the Organizing Conference" (June 1920)

History of the A.I.C.

16-2 Annual Meeting (1957) - Correspondence, Program, Printed Material

16-3 Annual Meeting (1965) - Program, Speech, Printed Material

16-4 Correspondence (1967)

16-5 L.S. Klinck Lectureship - Correspondence, Publications, Printed Material

(1966-1983)

Miscellaneous Personal Files

This material also includes miscellaneous records generated or collected by

Klinck. It also includes material from his wife, Elizabeth Klinck.

16-6 Miscellaneous Correspondence (1953-1964)

16-7 Correspondence with Blythe Eagles (1959, 1964/65)

16-8 N.A.M. MacKenzie - Correspondence, Clippings, Speeches (1941, 1944, 1961)

16-9 "University Endowment Lands"

"Some Notes on Certain Incidents in the Early History of UBC with Special

Reference to the University Endowment Lands" by L.S.K. (1958)

"U.E.L. Report" by Dean MacPhee (1958)

16-10 Silver Tray Presented to L.S.K. to Honour Twenty Years as UBC President -

Correspondence, Photographs

16-11 Honorary Life Memberships – Correspondence

UBC Alumni Association (1944)

B.C. Academy of Science (1945)

16-12 90th Birthday Celebration (Jan. 20, 1967) - Correspondence

16-13 Biographical Information about early UBC individuals - Shrum, Gordon;

Wesbrook, F.F.; Davidson, John; Bell, J.F.; Boving, P.A.; Coleman, H.T.J.;

Fraser, C. MacLean; Ridington, John; Wilkin, F.A.; Gage, Walter; McKechnie,

R.E.; Buck, F.E.; Barss, A.F.; and Clement, F.A.

16-14 Clippings [Primarily about UBC] Collected by Klinck

Elizabeth Klinck

16-15 Correspondence with Evlyn F. Farris (1942-1944, 1959)

16-16 Correspondence with the Eagles (1969-1977)

16-17 Miscellaneous Correspondence (1961-1974)

16-18 Correspondence Re; Condolences on death of L.S.K. (1969/70)

16-19 Memorial Material - Obituaries, Tributes (1969)

16-20 Memorials

16-21 Tea Hosted by Eagles to Observe the 60th Anniversary of L.S.K.'s

Appointment as Dean of Agriculture - Correspondence (1974)

16-22 Photographs of L.S.K.

[Note: Removed, scanned, and added to UBC Photograph Collection. See

UBC 11.1/134-139]

16-23 Miscellaneous Printed Material

WILFRED SADLER SOUS-FONDS

17-1 Articles (1911-1930):

"A Note on an Organism Producing a Burnt Milk Taste" (1911)

"Devonshire 'Clotted Cream'" (1914)

"Clotted Cream" (1921)

"On the Producing of Milk Having a Low Bacterial Content" [W.S., C.D. Kelly

& G.R. Martin] (1924)

"Ropy Milk in British Columbia" [W.S. & Marion Jean Mounce] (1926)

"The Production of the 'Caramel' Odour and Flavour in Dairy Products"

(1928)

"Coli-Types and Ropy Milk" [W.S. & J.D. Middlemass] (1926)

"The Bacterial Flora of the Kensington Cheese as Shown by Micro-

Photographs" (1926)

"Dairy Bacteriology in Scandinavia" (1928)

"The Casein Splitting Properties of Starters" [Chr. Barthel & W.S.] (1928)

"Further Data on the Streptcoccus Lactis Strain that Produces 'Caramel'

Odour and Flavour in Dairy Products" (1928)

"An Alleged 'Feed' Flavour in Milk Caused by Specific Bacteria" [W.S., M.

Lenora Irwin & N.S. Golding] (1929)

"Bacteria and Flavours" (1929)

"Flavour Defects in High Grade Milk" (1929)

"Etude Preliminaire de la Flore Bacterienne" (1930)

"Feed Flavour or Stable Odor in Milk Caused by an Atypical Strain of

Aerobacter Oxytocum" [W.S. & M. Lenora Irwin] (1930)

Addresses

17-2 "Canada -- Progress in Dairying" (1915)

17-3 "Bacteria and a Grade A Cream" (1919)

17-4 "The Production of Good Butter" (1919)

17-5 "The High Cost of Bacteria" (1920)

17-6 "Assuring a Pure Milk Supply" (1921)

17-7 "The Caramel or Burnt Flavour in Diary Products" (1926)

17-8 "The Milk and Cream Competition and its Lessons" (1929)

17-9 "Bacteria and a Pure Milk Supply" [n.d.]

17-10 "Fluid Milk Production and Laboratory Control" [n.d.]

17-11 "The Milk the Public Wants" [n.d.]

17-12 "City Milk Supply" [n.d.]

17-13 Untitled [n.d.]

17-14 Lecture Notes - Extension Short Courses (1919)

17-15 Correspondence - Incoming from Orla Jensen (1929, 1930)

17-16 Miscellaneous Correspondence (1922-1928)

17-17 Exams:

The Midland Agricultural and Dairy College (1909-1911)

National Agricultural Exam Board - National Diploma in Dairy (1902-1909)

17-18 Miscellaneous Conference Programs

17-19 Publications Collected by Sadler (1919-1929)

F.M. CLEMENT SOUS-FONDS

BOX 18

18-1 Biographical Information

18-2 "My Thoughts Were On the Land" - Clement's Autobiography (1969)

18-3 Notes for Autobiography

18-4 Notes Re: Early History of UBC (Pre-1935)

18-5 Addresses:

"Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Registration of Students in the Faculty of

Agriculture" (1942)

"Reconstruction of Agriculture in Canada" (1943)

Rotary Club [Kelowna] (Jan. 1945)

"Agriculture Today" (Sept. 1948)

"On Looking Backward" (1950)

University Club (1962)

"60th Anniversary of L.S. Klinck's Appointment" (May 1974)

18-6 Notes Re: L.S. Klinck

18-7 Correspondence [With B. Eagles] (1964-1968)

18-8 Correspondence - B. Eagles Re: "My Thoughts Were on the Land" (1970)

18-9 Correspondence - Misc.

18-10 Miscellaneous Notes

18-11 Miscellaneous Notes

18-12 National Research Council:

"A Plan of Research on the Utilization of Agricultural Surpluses and Wastes"

(1932)

"Proceedings of the First Meeting of the Associate Committee on Agriculture"

(1932)

"Proceedings of the Third Meeting of the Associate Committee on

Agriculture" (1933)

"Proceedings of the Fourth Meeting of the Associate Committee on

Agriculture" (1934)

18-13 Articles, Printed Materials, Publications Collected by F.M.C.

18-14 Articles, Printed Materials, Publications Collected by

F.M.C.

18-15 Articles, Printed Materials, Publications Collected by

F.M.C.

18-16 Photocopied photograph of 6th Annual Convention of C.S.T.A. [Ottawa,

Ont.] June 1926

PHOTOGRAPHS - UBC 11.1 & 11.2

UBC 11.1 : University of British Columbia

Photographs in the UBC 11.1 series are UBC related images. Selected images

have been digitized and included in UBC Archives’ Historical Photograph

Database.

UBC 11.2 : Personal photos

/1 sp [Home in winter]. - n.d. - b&w. print ; 8.5 x 11.5 cm.

/2 sp [Family members in carriage]. - 192-. - b&w. print ; 8 x 9 cm.

/3 sp/d [Blythe Eagles vacation with Jack and Dorothy]. - 1926. - b&w. print ; 8 x 14

cm. - Caption on verso.

/4 p [Will Eagles]. - 1938. - b&w. print ; 14 x 8.5 cm. - Caption on verso.

/5 p [Portrait of group of men]. - 194-. - b&w. print ; 12.5 x 17 cm.

/6 sp [Group of women]. - 195-. - b&w. print ; 5.5 x 6 cm.

/7 sp [Blythe Hirst and Walter Dunbar at Eagles' home]. - n.d. - col. print (seven

views).

/8 sp Maple's place, Hedley. - 1972. - col. print ; 8 x 8 cm.

/9 sp South Pasadena, Cal. - 1979. - col. prints ; 9 x 9 cm (four views). - Refer to

Helen Chang correspondence.

/10 sp Helen Miller and Margaret Binning. - 1981. - col. print ; 9 x 8.5 cm.

/11 sp [Dinner party at Eagles' house]. - 1981. - col. print (two views).

/12 sp [Violet and Blythe Eagles]. - n.d.