Handsewn design using buttons, made by parents and friend for charity function. Representation of British Pearly fashion.

The fonds contains records relating to the Pioneer Women's Organisation in Montreal, most of which were produced in the 1950s through 1980s. A number of meeting minutes, newsletters and bulletins, and a copy of the Pioneer Women's Magazine attest to their internal activities, while several awards, certificates, and plaques celebrate the organization's accomplishments. Speeches and addresses for various luncheons and other fundraising events can also be found in the fonds, along with internal and external correspondence.

The collection contains letters of congratulations, from both individuals and organizations, as well as newspaper clippings following the knighthood of Sir Mortimer B. Davis announced on February 12th, 1917.

Handsewn design using buttons
Label: Max the Tailor / Montreal

This collection consists of office records pertaining to The Jewish Junior Welfare League activities, correspondence, material published or collected by The Jewish Junior Welfare League, and certificates and awards received by League members. The Fonds includes textual materials as well as objects.

This series consists of evidence of Mr. Batshaw’s professional participation within the Jewish Community, especially in Montreal. It includes correspondence, publications, awards and photographs.

Consists of early minutes and correspondence from the JCF, annual reports, allocation reports and photographs related to JCF supported programs, tax seminars, the Book of Life initiative and honorees.

Original documents