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Includes:

• Newspaper cartoon: “It’s the Royal physician Ma’am, and would you slip your things off.”
• Theatre program: Mary Stuart, Booth Music Suite, April 27-30, 1972, Curtain, 8:00pm
• Newspaper clippings:
  • “Mary Stuart praised” The Daily News, April 28 (?) 1972
  • “Memorable return of queen” The Daily News, April 1972
• Letter to [Prince Rupert] Recreation Commission from Iona Campagnolo re: half the profits generated by the production of Mary Stuart; includes receipt issued to Iona Campagnolo for $238.88
• Rehearsal and performance schedule for Mary Stuart, final week
• Props list for Maryann
• Set list for Peter & Paul
• Report issued by C. van Deursen, Maintenance Supervisor re: Booth Memorial Jr. Secondary School Music Suite Used as a Theatre, May 2, 1972
• Outline of production costs for Mary Stuart
• Rehearsal schedule, Week 1 to Week 6
• Iona Campagnolo’s (Director’s) copy of Mary Stuart includes annotations re: productions ideas, costumes, blocking, script adaptations
• Contact list for members of cast and crew
• Copy of letter to Prince Rupert Recreation Commission from Iona Campagnolo re: request use of Booth School Band Room for production of “Mary Stuart”, April 4, 1972
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo given at open casting call
• Blank contact list
• Copy of letter to Dick St. Louis, Recreation Supervisor, Prince Rupert Civic Centre from Iona Campagnolo re: request for additional services, March 22, 1972
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dick St. Louis, Recreation Supervisor, Prince Rupert Civic Centre re: list of available dates, March 3, 1972
• Open letter from C. van Deursen, Maintenance Supervisor re: stage activities with which he is involved as a private citizen, February 16, 1972

Includes:

• Flower bouquet insert card: “Congratulations on your Award, TK Staff”
• 1972 Commencement program for the Prince Rupert Senior Secondary School graduation featuring Greetings by Iona Campagnolo on behalf of the Board of School Trustees
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from R. Bruce Bennett, Acting Mayor of Prince Rupert re: thank you for organizing reception events for recent tour by Governor General and Mrs. Michener, May 29, 1972 (includes copy of Telex from the Governor General re: visit to Prince Rupert, May 26, 1972)
• Photocopy of letter to Iona Campagnolo, August 10 (1972?) and words to song “Home, home in the rain” – a song celebrating Prince Rupert by Colin Wood
• Overview of required letters to various individuals / organizations re: Prince Rupert Homecoming event, ca. 1972
• Copy of letter Norma from Iona Campagnolo re: Prince Rupert Homecoming, November 22, 1972
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Frank Collison, Band Manager, Masset Band Council re: creation of a canoe and other details of the Prince Rupert Homecoming, December 5, 1972
• Copy of letter to Frank Collison, Band Manager, Masset Band Council re: response to questions in previous letter, December 13, 1972

Includes:

• Listing of Prince Rupert Folkfest Committee members, April 11, 1974
• Copy of letter to Mayor Lester and Prince Rupert City Council from Iona Campagnolo (Alderman and Co-ordinator, Northwest Region FolkFest ‘74) re: various requests of the Prince Rupert Folkfest Committee, April 15, 1974
• Folkfest ’74, Agenda for Meeting No.1 (annotated)
• Letter to Alderman Iona Campagnolo from Norbert Rogan, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 re: invitation to participate and involve community in Folkfest ’74 (includes tentative province wide program)
• Copy of letter to Frank Collison, Band Manager, Massett Band Council from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region, re: participation in event, April 16, 1974
• Copy of letter to Recreation Commission from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: request to participate, April 15, 1974
• Draft copy of partially complete letters to Nishga Tribal Council, Centre Canadien Francais de Terrace, German Canadian Club, Luso Canadian Society, Caledonia Club re: invitation to participate in Folkfest ‘74
• Copy of letter to L.J. Wallace, Deputy Provincial Secretary from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region, re: initial plans for Folkfest ’74, April 11, 1974
• Envelope on Folkfest ’74 stationary addressed: “Attn: Ald. Iona V. Campagnolo”
• Overview of various groups (including contact information) and venues being utilized for Folkfest ‘74
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from A. Assman, Superintendent of Prince Rupert Parks and Recreation re: recommendations for Folkfest ’74, April 26, 1974
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Nancy Wilson re: whereabouts of Japanese tea house and other items, April 16, 1974
• Copy of letter to Iona Campagnolo from Madeleine Lafleur, Appointments Secretary to the Prime Minister Trudeau re: acknowledgement of invitation, May 3, 1974
• Copy of letter to Iona Campagnolo from Madeleine Lafleur, Appointments Secretary to the Prime Minister Trudeau re: regrets for Prime Minister, May 9, 1974
• Copy of letter to Captain Ed Harris, Department of Transport from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: safety concerns within Prince Rupert harbour, May 3, 1974
• Copy of letter to Mayor and Council, Town of Hope, from Iona Campagnolo, Alderman and Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: inclusion of Hope in Prince Rupert Folkfest ’74, April 4, 1974
• Copy of letter to Luso Canadian Society from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: invitation for involvement in Folkfest ’74, April 23, 1974
• Copy of letter to Prince Rupert Lions Club from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: invitation for involvement in Folkfest ’74, April 11, 1974
• List of attendees at first FolkFest Committee meeting, April 10, 1974
• Copy of letter to Prince Rupert Mayor and City Council from Norbert Rogan, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 re: invitation to participate in Folkfest ’74 (includes tentative province wide program)
• Listing of ethnic groups in British Columbia, March 12, 1974

Scrapbook contains newspaper clippings and notecards pertaining to the 1974 federal election.

File consists of background information, memoranda, programs, correspondence, itineraries, reports, and newspaper clippings relating to Campagnolo's political speeches of 1977. Includes:

• “Iona Campagnolo: the cabinet minister from Skeena B.C. is strong stuff” Homemaker’s Magazine, September 1977
• Grey Cup Ticket, Montreal, 1977
• “Oh Canada! Oh Skeena!” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo, March 1977 (2 copies)
• “at work… for Skeena” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo, July, 1977 (2 copies)
• “…Your Majesty, we offer our sincere…” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo, November, 1977 (2 copies)
• Political pamphlet featuring background and accomplishments of Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur Sport (2 copies)
• Copy of memo to Minister / Ian / April / Tom / Peter from Ken re: Granduc Mine Stats, December 1, 1977
• Newspaper clippings:
  • “Campagnolo one of PM’s top assets”, Kitchener-Waterloo Record, May 11, 1977
  • “Must make room for minorities: Campagnolo” Oakville Journal Record, February 23, 1977
  • “It’s Joe Who versus whom?” ca. 1977
  • “Setting a fine example” The Globe and Mail, February 18, 1977
  • “In the swing” The Citizen, Ottawa, February 22, 1977
  • “Iona Campagnolo tra politica e femminismo” La Tribuna Italiana, August 1977
  • “Would you believe Iona as Canada’s Bionic Woman?” Ottawa Journal, October 15, 1977
  • “Christmas Greeting”, The Tampa Times, December 15, 1977
  • “The longest speech…” Port Hope Evening Guide, October 13, 1977
  • “Il 24 Settembre 1977, data d annali per la comunita’ Italiana” Il Marco Polo, November 1977
  • “A new era in sport” (unidentified) October 13, 1977
  • “Healthy, wealthy and wise” (unidentified) ca. 1977
  • “Visite du minister Campagnolo” (unidentified) ca. 1977
  • “Separatism like ‘amputation’ Campagnolo tells area Grits”, Cobourg Daily Star, October 13, 1977
  • “Questions, questions” Toronto Sun, November 22, 1977
  • “Iona ends speculations – she’ll remain Skeena MP” Northern Sentinel, September 8, 1977
  • “Iona’s parable of the bulls” Northern Sentinel, September 8, 1977
  • “Wolfe manque de neige!” Montréal-Matin, March 9, 1977
  • “Guests enjoy billiard game” The Guardian, Charlottetown, PEI, January 21, 1977
  • “MPs’ taste in cars has American flavor” The Gazette, December 9, 1977
  • “Now that she’s got the money, Iona to create 115, 000 coaches” Ottawa Citizen, February 24, 1977
  • “Federal Minister visits” (unidentified) 1977
  • “Le Canada n’a pas fini d’aller de l’avant” (unidentified) 1977
  • “Aquarena opens” Ottawa Daily News, 1977
  • Newspaper photograph: Iona Campagnolo presenting fitness award to student Peter Douglas, Ottawa Citizen, June 29, 1977
  • “Sport Minister Campagnolo tries moving mountains” The Victorian, September 28, 1977
  • “Federal grant” The Daily News, September 28, 1977
  • Political cartoon, The Citizen, 1977
  • “City was the big winner in Grey Cup” Montréal Gazette, November 29, 1977
  • “The Minister’s a good sport” (unidentified, ca. 1977)
  • “Jacques Beauchamp”, Sunday Express, November 13, 1977
  • “No secrets, no exam, no fat” The Globe and Mail, February 21, 1977
  • “Canada capable of sixth at Olympics: Campagnolo”, The Toronto Star, November 22, 1977
  • “Shape up Londoners”, London Evening Free Press, November 9, 1977
  • “Liberal Minister chats with Kelowna children”, The Kelowna Daily Courier, June 17, 1977
  • “Hockey probe worth more than $20,000” Montréal Gazette, July 13, 1977
  • “Iona Campagnolo: un minister Canadien à l’écoute du milieu sportif”, Le Devoir, August 2, 1977
  • “The chief: John George Diefenbaker fights on for One Canada”, The Whig-Standard, April 27, 1977
  • “Speight on sports” Nechako Chronicle, February 24, 1977
  • Letter to the editor, Northern Sentinel, February 10, 1977
  • “Only money will talk” The Citizen-Ottawa, January 28, 1977
  • “Sports Federation delegates” The Citizen-Ottawa, January 28, 1977
  • “A deadly duo” Daily News, February 11, 1977
  • “The Prince of Wales? No. Mr. Bennett”, Vancouver Sun, February 10, 1977
  • “Gov’t steps in to ‘help’ hockey”, The Province, May 19, 1977
  • “Ships grain” The Vernon Daily Press, February 24, 1977
  • “She has hopes, not power” Ottawa Journal, May 19, 1977
  • “Campagnolo wants hockey summit” The Vancouver Sun, May 19, 1977
  • “Campagnolo plans probe of hockey” Montréal Gazette, May 19, 1977
  • “Special status seen as cure” Lakes District News, April 20, 1977
  • “Campagnolo confident of the success of Winter Games” The Brandon Sun, May 21, 1977
  • Letter to the Editor, Nechako Chronicle, February 3, 1977
  • “Campagnolo meets co-op leaders” (unidentified, ca. 1977)
  • “Campagnolo says gov’t won’t subsidize costs” (unidentified, ca. 1977)
  • “Into the spirit of things” Ottawa Citizen, May 3, 1977
  • “Helping hand” Ottawa Citizen, February 18, 1977
  • “Hockey a unity factor” Citizen, August 19, 1977
  • “Frank Howard’s Bureaucrats” The Citizen-Ottawa, September 30, 1977
  • “Minister visits” Halifax Herald, February 14, 1977
  • “Amateur sport puts cards on table”, The Tribune, December 6, 1977
  • “I’m not a jock says” (partial clipping, unidentified) ca. 1977
  • “Canada’s sport boss” The Toronto Star, January 22, 1977
  • Page 8 of The Daily News, St. John’s Newfoundland featuring: “Aquarena opens”, January 24, 1977
  • Feature section of the Sunday Sun on the Royal Visit, October 16, 1977
  • “Grande inaugurazione”, L’Eco D’Italia, September 30, 1977
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Rosalyn Carter, wife of President Jimmy Carter, re: thank you for gift and visit, August 30, 1977
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Francoise Fortin (?), re: thank you, July 19, 1977
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Hon. John G. Diefenbaker re: thank you for condolences, February 18, 1977
• Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo, September 20-26, 1977
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Paul Tremblay, Ambassador of Canada (Rome) re: upcoming visit, April 22, 1977
• Program for Luncheon hosted by Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, October 15, 1977 (2 copies)
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jack H. Horner, M.P., Minister Without Portfolio, re: thank you, June 1, 1977
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau re: thank you for work with 1977 Canada Summer Games in St. John’s Newfoundland, September 14, 1977
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau re: birthday wishes, October 18, 1977
• Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from unidentified re: condemnation of her following Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, November 14, 1977
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Denis Howell, Department of the Environment, England re: thank you, December 16, 1977

File contains "Toward a National Policy on Amateur Sport: a working paper", by Hon. Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1977. Includes 2 copies.

File contains various undated travel itineraries for Iona Campagnolo.

File contains correspondence, background information, newspaper clippings, speeches and itineraries from after the 1979 federal election. Includes:

• Invitation to Opening of Hartley Bay School, June 15, 1979
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from M. Dmetrichuk, Secretary, Calgary District Convention of the Alberta Teachers’ Association re: conference address, June 26, 1979
• Telex to Iona Campagnolo from Larry Nichols, CJOH-TV Ottawa, re: meeting, July 17, 1979
• Letter of Agreement to Iona Campagnolo from Don Forsyth (Executive Producer, CFCF-12) and Larry Shapiro (Executive Producer, The Editors) re: guest appearance on episode: “Regional Review”, October 15, 1979
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Mr. & Mrs. Atkinson re: personal correspondence, March 23, 1979
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Rod Robinson, V.P., Chairman, Joint Education Committee, Nishga Tribal Council, re: invitation to first graduation day of School District No. 92 (Nishga), May 25, 1979
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Deb Bradley re: request for assistance in research, July 31, 1979
• Page 4 of a speech re: Hon. Sirs, Leaders; Nations of the World, November 19, 1979 (?)
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator Therese Casgrain re: thank you for hospitality, November 9, 1979 (includes itinerary for Senator’s trip while in Vancouver)
• Background Notes on Liberals and the Quebec Referendum, October 25, 1979
• News clippings:
  • “Ranks with the best, history will say”, Globe and Mail, November 22, 1979
  • “Rinaldo Cononico fashions hair for the famous” The Citizen, Ottawa, September 25, 1979
  • “Don’t go Iona” The Smithers Interiour News, May 30, 1979
  • “Iona….we’ll miss you” The Courier, May 24, 1979
  • “Who will succeed Campagnolo” The Edmonton Sun, May 24, 1979
  • “Loto ball in Steve Paproski’s court” Citizen, August 16, 1979
  • “Non-Partisan Respect”, The Vancouver Sun, August 17, 1979
  • “Although Publilius Syrus said ‘It is not every question that deserves an answer’…” Macleans magazine, November 12, 1979

File contains agendas, itineraries, speeches, newspaper clippings, correspondence, invitations and programs related to Campagnolo's political speeches and correspondence of 1984. Includes:

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Alphonsine Howlett, President Thérèse F. Casgrain Foundation (includes foundation pamphlet, write-up on Madame Casgrain by I.C.)
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the York North Liberal Association, January 28, 1984
• Liberals for Life newsletter: “Campagnolo’s controversial pro-abortion stand unacceptable to Liberals for Life”
• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from (?) re: thank you, February 4, 1984
• “Campaign Life News” re: Iona Campagnolo’s Pro-choice stand, February 25, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the National Executive Meeting, March 3, 1984
• Macleans magazine: “Canada after Trudeau”, March 12, 1984
• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from (?) of Morrison Lamonth Inc., re: support, March 13, 1984
• Handwritten note from Don Foley to Iona Campagnolo re: request to reaffirm position to reporter Greg Weston of the Ottawa Citizen, March 22, 1984 (includes torn clipping re: Iona’s support for candidacy regardless of declination)
• Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from Craig Oliver re: update on trip, March 22, 1984
• Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from Ann Gibson, re: support, April 8, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Saskatoon Policy Forum, April 29, 1984
• Invitation to Iona Campagnolo to attend: “A Tribute to Pierre Elliott Trudeau”, June 14, 1984
• Program / songbook: The Parliamentary Press Gallery Presents “The Final Days of the Gritanic”, April 14, 1984 (Tribute to Trudeau)
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Kathleen Howes re: Pro-Choice support, July 19, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the North Vancouver – Burnaby Liberal Association Nomination Meeting, July 21, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Cooperative Housing Federation of B.C., July 22, 1984
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Lois Jones re: Pro-Choice support, July 23, 1984
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Norah Lloyd-Jones re: Pro-Choice support, July 25, 1984
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Brenda Dafoe re: Pro-Choice support, August 7, 1984
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jean and Jim Crozier re: Pro-Choice support, August 7, 1984
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Eileen Lillies (?) re: Pro-Choice support, August 7, 1984
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Deryl Thompson re: support for position on freeze on nuclear weapons, August 10, 1984
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Augden (?) re: Pro-Choice support, August 16, 1984
• Copy of letter to Bryan Williams, Esq., Q.C. from Mary Porjes re: Iona Campagnolo use of the name “Campaign Life” (includes photocopies of newspaper articles in which Iona Campagnolo was misquoted) August 30, 1984
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Peter Bentley, President and CEO Canfor (Canadian Forest Products) Corporation re: support, September 7, 1984
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Bryan Williams, Swinton & Company, Barristers and Solicitors re: how to deal with threats by Campaign Life, September 7, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Young Liberals of Canada, September 14, 1984
• Campagnolo News: North Vancouver–Burnaby Riding – Federal Election, 1984; Newspaper featuring Iona Campagnolo’s platform for the 1984 election (SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”)