contradiction with by-law clauses. The residence operated as a halfway house for males, 18 years of age and older. Records in this subseries, the majority of which are in French, span the years 1967 to 1981. Consisting mainly of correspondence and financial records, no minutes of La Mailson Painchaud’s administration exist. The Letter Patent is included, which contains the house’s yet it should be noted that this document is in French. MS 41 II-7.1 ADMINISTRATIVE 1967 Unit Description Date Remarks 1 -Letter Patent 1967 Includes by-laws In French MS 41 II-7.2 FINANCIAL RECORDS 1979-1980 Unit Description Date Remarks 1 -Financial Statements 1979 In French 2 -Financial Statements 1980 In French MS 41 II-7.3 CORRESPONDENCE 1967-1981 (not inclusive) Unit Date Remarks 1 -1967-1981 Contains some French MS 41 II-7.4 SUBJECT FILES [1967-?]-1980 (not inclusive) Unit Description Date Remarks 1 -Brochures 1971 In French 2 -Descriptions [196-?] In French 3 -L’Ex-Detenu Une main secourable: La 1971 In French Maison Painchaud 4 -Rapport du Directeur-General 1980 In French St. Leonard’s Society of Fonds Member Houses – LEO’S BOYS “CROSSROADS” HOUSE MS 41 II-8 Subseries Description Leo’s Boys “Crossroads” House, situated in , has gone through a number of name changes over the years. Leo’s Boys Sports Association was incorporated in 1963. This group sponsored Project “Crossroads”, a community effort for the rehabilitation of persons leaving prison, which opened in May 1976. The house became affiliated with the ’s Society of Canada in 1979. In
Unit Description Date 1 -Application for Membership and Agreement 1984 2 -Brochure [1984?] 3 -Guide [1984?] 4 -Official Opening Invitation 1984 ’s Society of Fonds Member Houses – LEONARD’S - BEAVERTON MS 41 II-14 Subseries Description The ’s – group formed in 1975 and affiliated with the national Society in February 1976. All records within this subseries are for the year 1976. The subseries consists of of Directors minutes, correspondence, an application for membership and an operating agreement. Unfortunately, an in-depth view into ’s – and its activities is not possible as few records exist. MS 41 1976 Unit Description Date 1 -Board of Directors Minutes 1976 MS 41 1976 Unit Date 1 -1976 MS 41 1976 Unit Description Date 1 -Application for Membership [1976?] 2 -Operating Agreement 1976 ’s Society of Fonds Member Houses – LEONARD’S HOUSE - BRACEBRIDGE MS 41 II-15
3 -Certificate of Registration 1973 4 -Correspondence 1971-1973 5 -Prudential Assurance Correspondence 1972-1973, 1976-1977 6 -Prudential Assurance Group Pension Policy 1974 7 -Prudential Assurance Group Pension Policy 1978 Endorsement 8 -Prudential Assurance Pension Plan Benefits 1972 MS 41 III-7.4 PERSONNEL CORRESPONDENCE, POLICIES AND REPORTS 1968-1985 (not inclusive) Unit Description Date 1 -Correspondence 1974, 1976, 1982-1984 2 -Job Descriptions 1979 3 -Meetings on Personnel Policy Issues Notice and 1985 Report 4 -Personnel Policies 1968-1979 (not inclusive) 5 -Personnel Policy Manual [1983?] 6 -Policy on Re-imbursement for Travel, Conferences, 1985 Meetings and Related Out-of-Pocket Costs 7 -Proposal for Sick Leave 1985 8 -Suggested Changes in the Personnel Policy [197-?] ’s Society of ’s Society of Government Files MS 41 III-8 Subseries Description The ’s Society of Canada maintained a very active and relationship with many government departments and employees. This interaction is documented by the records within this subseries, which span the years 1968 to 1987. The subseries consists primarily of correspondence and reports with government departments and individuals. Also included are minutes of meetings and contracts with government departments. The Society was heavily involved with the Department of the Solicitor General, discussing such areas as standards, studies and grants. As a result, these files would be of great assistance to those interested in the financing and administration of the Society. Correspondence involving the Department of the Solicitor General can also be found in the John Braithwaite files, Braithwaite not only worked for that department but was at one time the Society’s liaison with the federal government. Alongside its involvement with halfway houses, the Society wished to be active in consultations involving government policies or legislation which concerned corrections in . As a result, it participated in various
MS 41 IV PHOTOGRAPHS 1962-1986 (not inclusive) - continued Unit Description Date Remarks 125 -Group photo with Rev. Neil Libby and [196-?] PC/5871 Margaret Libby 126 -Marc Stroud 2 May 1975 PC/5872 127 -Resident in backyard with daughter [198-?] PC/5873 128 -Residents at a session of the Alcohol/Drug [198-?] PC/5874- Recovery Programme RESTRICTED 129 -Relaxing in the games room [198-?] PC/5875- RESTRICTED 130 -Relaxing in the games room [198-?] PC/5876- RESTRICTED 131 -A Session of the Alcohol/Drug Recovery [198-?] PC/5877- Programme RESTRICTED 132 -A Session of the Alcohol/Drug Recovery [198-?] PC/5878- Programme RESTRICTED 133 -Resident relaxing [198-?] PC/5879- RESTRICTED 134 -Lifeskills – dishes! [1986?] PC/5880- RESTRICTED 135 -Weekend camping in Grey-Bruce area [1985?] PC/5881 136 -Summer camping 1985 PC/5882- RESTRICTED 137 -Grand opening of Fair Haven 24 Jul 1986 PC/5883 138 -House blessing of Fair Haven 24 Jul 1986 PC/5884 139 -Rev. Neil Libby talking to a man [196-?] PC/5885 140 -Man dancing with a girl [196-?] PC/5886 141 -Man playing guitar while another dances [196-?] PC/2327 142 -Reception line [196-?] PC/2842 143 -Three guests at the party [196-?] PC/3743 144 -Children at a table [196-?] PC/3978 145 -Couple dancing with a band [196-?] PC/5613 146 -Couple at the head table [196-?] PC/5614 147 -Couple with Rev. Neil Libby [196-?] PC/6686 148 -Couple drinking at the head table [196-?] PC/6687 149 -Relaxing in Leonard 1986 PC/5887- RESTRICTED 150 -Nourishing meals at Maison St. Leonard 1986 PC/5888- RESTRICTED 151 -In the kitchen at Maison St. Leonard 1986 PC/5889- RESTRICTED MS 41 IV - ’s Society of – Photographs – continued