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Ross, Fred, 1927-. Correspondence regarding the Lord Beaverbrook Art Gallery : 1961 Aug.-1962 July.

Title: Correspondence regarding the Lord Beaverbrook Art Gallery : 1961 Aug.-1962 July. 1961 Aug. - 1962 July; (predominant 1962 Feb. - July)

Letters, financial statements, invoices, newspaper clipping and photographs concerning the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. Topics include: building repairs, staffing, shipping lists of art and furniture sent from England, donations by individuals, loans of paintings from other galleries, the Maritime Art Exhibition of 1962. Photographs of award winning paintings at this exhibition.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 361 (376 leaves)Photographs : 5 : b&w.

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Makay, Colin B., 1920-. Individual, U.N.B., [Mc] : June 1962 - June 1963.

Title: Individual, U.N.B., [Mc] : June 1962 - June 1963. 1962 - 1963.

Correspondence, soundscribers, reports and clippings concerning: the selection of the Sir James Dunn Scholars and the Beaverbrook Overseas Scholars; progress on the construction of a ladies' and mens' residence on campus and the Playhouse; suggestions for speakers and Honorary Degree recipients for the Fall Convocation; complaints surrounding Donald Reichert's (UNB's resident artist) exhibition at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery; the possibility of Timothy Aitken's (Beaverbrook's grandson) admission to UNB; candidates for assistance under the Beaverbrook-Mackay Special Fund; scholarships and fellowships offered by Dalhousie University and the University of Toronto; the return of the Bonar Law papers from UNB to London, England and Colin Mackay's thoughts on leaving the presidency of UNB. (CONTINUED). (CONTINUES) Mention is also made of budget restraints and increasing Professor's salaries; space and staffing problems encountered at the library due to increased use by undergraduates; construction of a bank and book store on campus; results of the provincial election in N.B. and the possibility of ending the Overseas Forestry Fellowships offered at UNB. Also included in the file are booklets regarding the UNB Alumni Fund (Autumn 1962) and the new University of Windsor, a pamphlet outlining the schedule of events for the Associated Alumni's centenary reunion, a report from the School of Graduate Studies (1961-62) and a copy of Colin Mackay's speech that was given at the laying of the cornerstone for Lady Dunn Hall.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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