Fonds P038 - Townshippers' Association fonds

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Townshippers' Association fonds

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CA ETRC P038

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  • 1975-2013 (Creation)

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9,27 m of textual records. - Env. 3 maps. - 427 photographs.

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Townshippers' Association, previously known as the English-speaking Townshippers' Association, was founded in 1979. As early as 1973, members of the English-speaking community wished to have an association to represent them, a desire that led to the founding of the Eastern Townships Social Action Group and later the Eastern Townships Citizens' Association. These organizations never, however, had wide support from the community. Townshippers' Association promotes the interests of the English-speaking community of the Eastern Townships; seeks to strengthen the cultural identity of the English-speaking community; encourages the full participation of the English-speaking community in the community at large; and collects monies, by way of donations, dues, or otherwise, to fund projects. The Association is managed by its Board of Directors and Executive Committee, assisted by regular staff. Over the years, various permanent committees have been created to work on dossiers such as education, employment, and health and social services. The Association is funded primarily by the Secretary of State.

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The fonds contains source material on the organization, operations, and activities of the Townshippers' Association from 1975 to 2013 and is more broadly of value as a source of information on the views and attitudes of the English-speaking community of the Eastern Townships during that period. The fonds consists of documentary materials of various kinds, including minutes, financial statements reports, briefs, correspondence, surveys, leaflets, and publications. The fonds is comprised of the following series: Administration and Organization (1975-2013), Operational Committees (1978-2013), Program Committees (1979-2010), Ad Hoc Committees (1979-2013), Regional Associations (1979-2013), Other Organizations (1983-1990), Federal Government (1981-1992), and Provincial Government (1983-1992).

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The following files are restricted: P038/100.04/002 Employee files, P038/300.03/011 "Illegal Student": Laroche Case, P038/300.07/007 Norma Shanahan Case, and P038/400.20/005 Survery Bill 178.

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Researchers may consult slides related to file P038/400.25/002 on Indians at the Brome County Historical Society. The slides were donated to the Society in 1989 by Townshippers' Association.

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Further accruals are expected as Townshippers' Association transfers its records to the Archives triennially.

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Among the photographs, there are 347 slides.
The fonds was donated in eight accessions (1983, 1989, 1993, 1998, 2004, 2005, 2006) by the Townshippers' Association.
The documents have been classified according to a classification system established by Townshippers' Association.
The documents are in English and in French.

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Finding aid prepared using Rules for Archival Description (RAD).

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28 janvier, 2016

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