The records consist of a graduation program and a poem, "What is a Cap?" (1945) which were donated in 1991; the 1995 donation consists of photographs, lantern slides, 16mm films, yearbooks (1956-1990, with gaps), educational vinyl records, memorabilia; records of the MacLeod Club, including scrapbooks, photographs and a painting of Agnes MacLeod.

6Fonds consists of the administrative records of the Wetoka Health Unit, which provided medical care in the region comprising Wetaskiwin to Ponoka from 1956-1996. The records are as yet unprocessed but analysis of the preliminary inventories and the records reveals several possible series: 1. Minutes (1956-1996) Series consists of the meeting minutes of the Board of Directors of the Wetoka Health Unit. 2. Annual Reports (1956-1993) Consists of annual reports of the Wetoka Health Unit. 3. Financial (1956-1975) Series consists of budgets, general ledgers, funding correspondence and other materials relating to the financial operations of the Wetoka Health Unit. 4. Other (1956-1996) Will be further divided when fonds is processed.

The fonds consists of a certificate of registration to the College of Physicians and Surgeons for William O. Farquharson dating from 1905.

The fonds consists of: legal documents, (include by-laws, certificate, insurance policies); minutes of executive and annual meetings; annual reports; correspondence; and financial records.

The fonds consists of Maclean Drug Store financial ledger (1912-1925) and prescription register (1915-1916); drugstore and Maclean Block financial statements, balance sheets and summary of operations (1923-1932, 1936, 1937, 1939); Wendell's income tax returns (1923-1932); and Maclean Block rental statements and accounts (1928-1937).

The fonds consists of William's correspondence, building plans, and financial statements related to the funding and construction of the Calgary General Hospital (1890-1903); his articles on the Riel Rebellion, National Parks, irrigation, CPR, and oil; report to the Economic and Development Commission on development of the West (1916); a genealogy of the Pearce family; architectural plans for the Pearce home (1888); survey plan of proposed irrigation ditch (1896); and various family certificates, invitations, programs, newsclippings and photographs of the family and the west. Includes Harry Pearce's will and collected articles about his father, as well as seven original watercolour Christmas cards (1895-1901) sent to him by his father.

Mrs Winnie Shandro describes her career in public health nursing, not in chronological order, but in the order that her lively memory decided. She describes the professional relationships between doctors and nurses and the bad behaviour of some doctors towards nurses. One of their first tasks at the East Central Health Unit was to restore discipline to both professions and to improve relations between the public health service and the local hospital. Her main focus is on the health services she offered to the Indian Reserves and the Métis settlements and to Native patients in the Yukon and in northern Alberta. She had good relations with, and respect for, the military medical crews in the Yukon and CFB Cold Lake, Alberta. Mrs Shandro's career covered over 50 years of nursing service.