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              Grindlay, Edith
              F01-S04-SS05-FL16 · File · 1911 - 1920 , [1924]
              Part of Appleby College Fonds

              File consists of correspondence between Headmaster Mr. Guest and employee, Edith Grindlay. Edith was hired in 1911 to be both school nurse and school matron, and was one of the original employees when the school opened. Correspondence includes reference letters and her acceptance letter; letters regarding purchasing initial supplies and setting up the dormitories, kitchen and infirmary in the original School House (later Colley House) in 1911. Later letters include which supplies to order for the new Headmaster's house and the hospital, which were built in 1913. Supplies that are discussed include curtains, bedding, linens, flooring, paint, and dishes. There is also correspondence about Edith learning to type on a typewriter, canning supplies and canning the fruit on the property, as well as where to purchase and how much food should be purchased.

              During World War 1 there is correspondence about rationing and the rising cost of food, as well as brief mentions of alumni who had gone off to war, including Massey, Crawley and Powell.

              There is quite a lot of correspondence about the hiring and salary of female domestic staff including kitchen and dormitory cleaning staff. There is also some mention of the men on the Facilities team and the work they should be doing as well as some of their personal problems, including drinking.

              There is also quite a lot of correspondence about supply orders and payments, with several receipts from Eatons, Singer Sewing Machine Company and others.

              Throughout the letters there are brief mentions of early staff members including Mr. Colley, Mr. Powell and Mr. Whittington.

              Edith worked for Appleby from 1911 until she was married in October 1920. She did come back to work for a short period of time in 1924 and there is one letter, possibly from her 1924 return which outlines what she will try to accomplish.

              F01-S09-SS01-FL01-SFL02 · Sub-file · 1952 - 1953
              Part of Appleby College Fonds

              Sub-file consists of proposed and planned itineraries for the Coronation Choir trip to England, lists of clothing and personal items to bring, budgets and financial reports. It also includes the Order of Service for the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on June 2, 1953.

              F01-S09-SS05-FL01 · File · 1975 - 1976; 1987; [1992]
              Part of Appleby College Fonds

              File consists of records pertaining to the Northern Campus/Northward Bound Program, at Lake Temagami. It includes a biography or history of the northern campus written by A.W.W. Cockwell, W.K. Stevens and R.C.J. Chelak. It is divided into the following chapters: History of Temagami Area and Governmental Aspects; Rabbitnose Island's History; The First year's of Appleby's Involvement; Northern Campus in the 80's and People involved; Northern Campus in the 90's and Change.

              File also includes reports about the establishment of the Northward bound program in 1974, a yearend financial report for 1975 (RESTRICTED), Instructors manual and course outline, a copy of an article about the program, a brochure about the program, letterhead, a report on 'The Aim of Northward Bound', and reports on the changes and updates to the program in 1987.

              F05-S01-FL4 · File · 1932, 1934-1935
              Part of Wentworth Dillon Walker fonds

              File consists of Statement of Petty Expense Account and receipt stubs issued to Willard Dillon (W.D.) Walker during his time as a student at Appleby College. It indicates what he spent his money on and how much each item cost.