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• No UCA #s Rare books bindings Library complex Library Block Library interiors Microforms, Reserve reading room; Special Collections reading room, Cataloguing, Periodicals, main stairwell, Government Documents, Circulation and Information, Law Library, MacKimmie Library, November 8, 1963, with guests J.W.G. MacEwan and N.R. Crump, also Dr. Glazier and Dr. Carrothers; Library (l to r, back row) Rosemary Lyons, Violet Stoochnoff, Winnifred Hibbs, Luella A. Hillmer, Ellen Watt, Dorothy Porter, Lillian Armstrong, Kristine Depkat, Patricia Buckmaster, Joanna Ffoulkes-Jones, Zoltan Mityok, David Robertson, (l to r, front row) Margot Allingham, Helen Smith, M. Elizabeth Skeith, Lois J. Carrier, Dorothy E. Ryder, Claire Scheffer, Hazel Kellner, Philip D. Ree
• UCA #782, #783, #794, #802, #807, #814, #1561 Library exteriors.
• UCA #793 Architectural drawing of tower, Jan. 10, 1973.
• UCA #795 Library Block, July 1972.
• UCA #796 Exterior shot of Library and Swann Mall, Fall 1972.
• UCA #803 Dr. Glazier receiving Knights of Columbus cheque, 1972. Accompanied by contact sheet.
• UCA #805, #808 Reserve Reading Room, Jan.Feb. 1974.
• UCA #809 Construction of new facade on Library Block, Mar. 15, 1974. Accompanied by contact sheet.
• UCA #815 View of Library complex across Swann Mall from Social Sciences.
• UCA #816 Exterior night shot of Library in winter.
• UCA #817 Shots of Music Library.
• UCA #819 Bob Batchelder, maps librarian.
• UCA #826 Dr. M.P. Hess receives Commissioner's Award from Stuart Hodgson, Commissioner of the Northwest Territories; published in Gazette, Nov. 13, 1978.
• UCA #827 Ernie Ingles, Special Collections librarian.
• UCA #828 Ernie Ingles and Special Collections working on 'Operation Attic', Feb. 19, 1975.
• UCA #829 Dr. Valeria Lee receives book donation to Romance Studies collection.
• UCA #830 William C. McCormack and Stephen A. Wurm, editors of Language and Man.
• UCA #835 (L to r) Dr. Krueger, vice-president ; Dr. Glazier; Dr. Coward, associate dean of Humanities; Dr. Kawamura, Religious Studies at presentation of book donated by Chinese and Japanese communities of Calgary and southern Alberta
• UCA #837(L to r) Ernie Ingles; Morris Surdin, composer; Hazel Surdin; Dr. Glazier; Dr. Cochrane at presentation of Surdin's fonds to Library, Jan. 1978.
• UCA #839 (L to r) Dr. Glazier, chief librarian; Professor Rudy Wiebe, author; Ernie Ingles, Rare Books and Special Collections librarian; John King of Block Brothers Realty at presentation of Wiebe fonds to Library, May 1977.
• UCA #1561 Library Block.
• 3 copy negatives have been added to file. Reference prints have been placed in a separate binder.

Typescript with holograph revisions and holograph annotations on title page, including one by Rudy Wiebe.

• Letters (1973 Janury 1-1975 March 21), Edmonton, Alta., from representatives of the University of Alberta to Clark Blaise, Montreal, P.Q.
• Letters regarding C. Blaise's participation in the Canadian Short Story Conference at U. of A., January 27-31, 1975, the possibility of C. Blaise being writer-in-residence at U. of A. and other matters.
• Includes references to the following: A North American education : short story collection; Tribal justice; Among the dead.

• File consists of letters discussing short stories and essays submitted for publication consideration in anthology, suggested revisions, permission fees and current literary projects; and relating personal news. Includes copies of several letters to authors from McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited.
• Holograph, signed; typescript, signed (some photocopy).
• Includes references to the following: The narrative voice; Sixteen by twelve; A bag of cherries; The estuary; The lady who sold furniture : novella.

• File consists of incomplete manuscript of anthology. Original file folder contained J. Metcalf's holograph annotation "original typescripts from authors with alterations etc. in their hands". Includes manuscripts of Clark Blaise's A North American education, Harry Bruce's Grub Street?, Shirley Faessler's The poor literatus, Hugh Hood's Sober coloring, Margaret Laurence's Time and the narrative voice, J. Metcalf's Soaping a meditative foot, Alice Munro's The colonel's hash resettled, Ray Smith's Dinosaur and Rudy Wiebe's Where is the voice coming from? and Passage by land.
• Printed material; typescript with holograph revisions.
• Includes references to the following: The narrative voice; Soaping a meditative foot.

• Photographs of various Canadian authors at early organizational meeting of Writers' Union of Canada.
• File consists of photographs taken at an informal organizational meeting of the Writers' Union of Canada. J. Metcalf suggests the meeting may have been that held at Neill-Wycik College, Toronto, Ont., some time in 1973 before the inaugural meeting in Ottawa, Ont., November 3, 1973. Includes photographs of Margaret Atwood, James Bacque, Earle Birney, Matt Cohen, Kildare Dobbs, Marian Engel, Charlotte Fielden, Timothy Findley, Sylvia Fraser, Larry Garber, Graeme Gibson, Jack Ludwig, W.O. Mitchell, Jerry Newman, P.K. Page, John Peter, George Ryga, Alice Munro, Andreas Schroeder, Leo Simpson, Ray Smith, David Lewis Stein, Kent Thompson, Sean Virgo and Rudy Wiebe, as well as several unidentified authors.
• Includes references to the following: Photographs of various Canadian authors at early organizational meeting of Writers' Union of Canada.
• Photographer unidentified.

• Letter from R. Wiebe, Abbotsford, B.C., to John Metcalf.
• File consists of letter expressing appreciation for The narrative voice, and commenting on University of New Brunswick conference.
• Holograph, signed.
• Includes references to the following: The narrative voice.

• Correspondence between John Metcalf, Membership Committee and Quebec Representative, Writers' Union of Canada, and various Canadian authors and publishers.
• File consists of letters relating to J. Metcalf's activities on the membership committee involved in establishing the Writers' Union of Canada and as Quebec representative of the Union. Membership committee correspondence includes letters relating to invitations to authors to join the Union and discussing criteria for membership in the Union; list of members originally contacted as potential members; and report of membership committee. Correspondence relating to J. Metcalf's acting as Quebec representative includes letters dealing with publishing problems encountered by members. Also includes letters relating to J. Metcalf's resignation from the Union. Includes duplicates of some outgoing letters.
• Typescript, signed; holograph, signed; typescript (carbon copy); typescript (mimeograph); typescript (photocopy).

• Correspondence between R. Wiebe, Edmonton, Alta., and George Ryga, Summerland, B.C.
• Correspondence expressing appreciation for novel Ballad of a stonepicker and stage play The ecstasy of Rita Joe, and discussing submission of short stories for inclusion in unidentified anthology (probably Stories from Western Canada).