File contains a new member checklist, a memorandum from international headquarters, cheque requisition form, the official report of new members, and completed membership profile forms.
File contains seven programs from musical recitals that Leacock participated in, either as a musician or an instructor. This includes recitals put on by the Banff School District, Mount Royal College Junior Symphony Orchestra, Mount Royal College student recitals, the Calgary Orchestra and Chorus, and the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra.
File contains a personal letter to Leacock, a greeting card, a typed copy of an interview with Leacock by Cathy De Deugd, and a letter from the executive committee of the Knights of the Round Table introducing Leacock as a presenter at their next meeting.
Item is a list of recipients of the Order of Canada at the companion, officer, and member levels, along with a brief paragraph describing their achievements and dedication to community service and nation.
File contains a letter from the director of the Order of Canada, the February 1986 list of the members of the Order of Canada, and a bound copy of the constitution and nomination procedures.
Item is an invitation to see a colour slide show presentation of Leacock's photography at the Grace Presbyterian Church. The title of the exhibit was "Mountain Rambles from the Rockies, Alaska, and the Alps".
Item is a taped interview with retired family court judge, Herbert Allard, regarding his recollections of Mount Royal College. Allard was a student in 1946, and returned to the college as a guest lecturer and supporter of the Social Work Program.
Item is a taped interview with Doris Anderson regarding her recollections of her time as a MRC student in 1936-37 and of her friend and former Mount Royal College Librarian and faculty member, John Brown. The tape also includes a brief interview with John Anderson's daughter, Linda Oats.
Item is a taped interview with John Sabastian Bach, a former faculty member and Director of the Conservatory, and his wife who was a cafeteria staff member, regarding the history of Mount Royal College.
Item is the first of two cassettes of a taped interview with Donald Baker, college president from 1980-1989, regarding the history of Mount Royal College.
Item is the second of two cassettes of a taped interview with Donald Baker, Mount Royal College president from 1980-1989, regarding the history of the College.
Item is a taped interview with John Balcers regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Balcers was a former Mount Royal faculty member since 1965 in the Centre of Communication Studies and a lecturer in Journalism.
Item is a taped interview with Jack Barlass regarding his time attending Mount Royal College as a first year student in the University of Alberta pre-med transfer program. Barlass was a former Air Force veteran of World War II who went on to become a doctor specializing in neurosurgery.
Item is a taped interview with Gary Beagle regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Beagle was a business student in the mid-60s and later taught evening business classes from 1969-1972. Beagle went on to become the treasurer of Canadian Occidental Petroleum.
Item is a taped interview with Jean Bentley regarding the history of Mount Royal College and her father's role on the Board of Directors. Bentley was a student in the Commercial Department in the 1950s.
Item is a taped interview with Steve Bezpoluk regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Bezpoluk was a violin student in the Conservatory from 1958-1961 under John S. Bach.
Item is a taped interview with Helen Brown regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Brown was a high school student at Mount Royal in the 1960s and went on to become a math teacher.
Item is a taped interview with Ted Brown regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Brown was a student and faculty member in Business Administration from 1965-1995.
Item is a taped interview with Jerry Burden regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Burden was the chair of the Board of Governors from 1975-1981.
Item is a business card and taped interview with Bob Charlton regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Charlton was the college Security Manager starting in 1982.
Item is a taped interview with Marc Chikinda regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Charlton was a Mount Royal student from 1975-1976 and went on to work as a Broadcasting staff member starting in 1981.
Item is a taped interview with Lexi and Bob Church regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Bob Church was a former Mount Royal student who went on to become a geneticist and Dean of Medicine at the University of Calgary.
