This book belonged to Lola Scharfe, Ran Ide's mother, who became an Anglican when she married Richard Ide.

By the Rev. Thomas Smith. Printed in London for J. Wallis.  

By Francis Walkingame and Edwin Barker. London: printed for Thomas Tegg by J. Hadden.   

Signatures on front page are Miss Kirkpatrick and Willie Kirkpatrick.

Rochester, NY: Williams and Rogers, 1895.   

Toronto : The Canada Publishing Company Limited, 1884.  

New York : James Pott & Co., 1898. 

This bible belonged to Ran Ide's maternal grandfather, Alonzo Scharfe, who was a successful farmer in Templeton, Quebec as well as a devout Presbyterian who taught Sunday school, and for many years, was chairman of the local school board.  

By Ember Harrison Wilds.   New York : Farrar & Rinehart Incorporated.

Alonzo Scharfe was Ran Ide's maternal grandfather.

1 photograph : sepia toned ; 5.5cm x 8cm  

Lola Scharfe was Ran Ide's mother.  Photograph was taken by Pittaway.

1 photograph : sepia toned ; 25.5cm x 10cm 

Ran Ide's parents. 

2 photographs : b&w ; 6cm x 4cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 6cm x 4cm  

Ran Ide's grandfather, George Ide was a publican and bare-knuckle boxer who'd won the World's Walking Championship in Brussels one year [description provided by donor].  

Photographer was F.H. Robinson, 5 St. Pancras, Chichester.

1 carte de visite photograph : b&w ; 16.5cm x 10.5cm

Mary Chandler (nee Ide) was George Ide's sister [Ran Ide's great-aunt]. She married Thomas Chandler and moved from England to Canada.    

1 carte de visite photograph : sepia toned ; 10.5cm x 6cm

Ran Ide's great-uncle. 

1 photograph : b&w ; 15cm x 10cm  

Ran Ide's great aunt whom he called Grandma.  There is a newspaper clipping (obituary) attached to the back on the photograph.

1 photograph : sepia toned ; 18.5cm x 13.5cm    

1 photograph : b&w ; 10.5 X 6.5 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 16.5 x 11 cm  

   1 photograph : b&w ; 16 x 21.5 cm

1 photograph : b&w ;16 x 21 cm

Title was given by donor.

1 photograph : b&w ; 7 x 11.5 cm   

1 photograph : b & w ; 14 x 10 cm

Clara Portlance was Lola Ide's sister with her son Michael.   

1 photograph : b&w ; 11 x 7.5 cm

4 photographs : sepia toned ; 15 x 10 cm   

3 of the photos are stamped with 'proof'

1 photograph : sepia toned ; 10 x 14.5 cm ; in cardboard frame 28 x 19 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 10.5 x 15.5cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 17.5 x 12.5 cm  

1 photograph : sepia toned ; 23 x 18 cm
Photographer : F. Roy Kemp, Toronto 

1 photograph : sepia toned ; 17 x12 cm ; in 30.5 x 21 cm cardboard frame   

1 photograph : b&w ; 11.5 x 16.5 cm
Individuals identified left to right : Frederick A. Aylesworth, Marie (Masie) Aylesworth, Eleanor Ide (nee Aylesworth), Ran Ide, Lola Ide, Richard Ide.  

1 photograph : b&w ; 11.5 x 16.5 cm   

1 photograph : colour tinted ; 25.5 x 20.5  

3 photographs :  2 b &w ; 11.5 x 16. 5 cm ; 1 sepia toned ; 4.5 x 6.5 cm

1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 9.5 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 12.5 x 18 cm
Eleanor and Ran Ide at centre 

1 photograph : b&w ; 11.5 x 9 cm 
Photograph by Gilbert Parker 

1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 6.5 cm  

3 photographs : col. ; 9 x 9 cm   

  1 photograph : b&w ; 12.5 x 17.5 cm

1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 6.5 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 13 cm   

2 photographs : b&w ; 20.5 x 25 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ;19 x 23.5 cm 
Photo by Morton Studios 

1 photograph : b&w ;  21.5 x 25.5 cm  

1 photograph : sepia toned ; 18 x 12.5 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 12 x 8.5 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 9 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 13 cm   

1 photograph : b&w 11.5 x 10 cm  
Photo taken by Gilbert Parker. Title provided by donor.

1 photograph : col. ; 9 x 9 cm   

1 photograph : col. ; 9 x 9 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 9 cm   

2 photographs : b&w ; 12.5 x 9 cm   

3 photographs : b&w ; 20.5 x 25cm

Richard Ide was Ran Ide's father.   

Ran Ide's parents. 

Handwritten script of a speech by Lola Ide to the Women's Auxiliary addressing anti-semitism.   

Typed manuscript of a story written by Ran Ide and a friend.   

Ranald Ide graduated this year.   

From January 13, Saint John Globe  

Articles from the Saint John Globe and The Argosy Weekly   

Welcome to Ran Ide as new teacher on page 34.    

From the Toronto Telegram.  

Kin is a publication produced by The Kinsmen Clubs.  Article contains picture of Mrs. Ide in the iron lung.   

Also included is a copy of Avigation by Dead Reckoning by Capt. Ienar E. Elm. 

Published in the Bulletin (Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation).

One typescript and one copy of the publication.  

From The Bulletin (Ontario Secondary School Teacher's Federation)  

Published in The Bulletin (Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation)  

1 photograph : col. ; 8.5 x 12.5cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 24 x 19 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 20.5 x 25.5 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm  

2 photographs : b&w ; 9 x 9cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 12.5 x 9 cm  

4 photographs : 1 col. 9 x 9 cm, 3 b&w ; 9 x 12.5 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 12.5 x 8.5 cm  

1 photograph : b &w ; 9 x 20 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 20.5 x 25 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 17 x 13 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 10 x 12.5cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 9 cm  

1 photograph : col., 13 x 9 cm   

1 photograph : col.; 9 x 13 cm  

1 photograph : col. ; 18 x 12.5 cm  

1 photograph : col. ; 25.5 x 20.5 cm  

1 photograph : 17.5 x 12.5 cm
Photography by Clare Westcott

1 photograph : b&w ; 25 x 20 cm  
Photograph by: Maillard Studio.

1 photograph : b&w ; 17 x 25 cm  

1 photograph : col. ; 12.5 x 9.5 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 8.5 x 11.5 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 8 x 12 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 8 x 12 cm   

1 photograph : b&w ; 8 x 11 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 12.5 x 19 cm  

1 photograph : 8.5 x 6 cm  

Article from the Port Arthur News Chronicle   

From the Ontario Department of Education and Board of Education for the City of Port Arthur. Also includes a poem "Ode to Ide" written by Rev. J. E. Jordan  

Books belonged to Ran Ide.   

Ran Ide, Committee member  

Ran Ide was a participant and presenter.   

Includes correspondence from the Minister of Education, the Ontario Department of Education, etc.   

Presumably used as research material.   

Includes a letter from Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson to Minister Davis.

Includes photograph of Ran Ide (1 photograph : b&w ; 18 x 13 cm)  

Written by Ran Ide.  Typescript.   

Published in The Headmaster  

 Typescript. 

1 photograph : b&w  

1 photograph : b&w  

2 photographs : b&w ;  25.5 x 20.5 cm

1 photograph : b&w ; 20.5 x 25.5 cm

Photograph by Ron Nelson, London, Ont. 

1 photograph : b&w ; 20.5 x 25.5 cm   

1 photograph : b&w : 25.5 x 20.5 cm

Copy of TV weekly The Telegram, August 14-21

Typescript. Possibly unfinished.   

Typescript.   Also contains another paper, "Ontario Educational Television", Educational Television Branch, Ontario Department of Education [author unknown]

Typescript.  

For publication in the News Bulletin, The Ontario Federation of Home and School Associations. 

Typescript.  

Presented at the Canadian Educational Communications Conference, June-July 1971  

Delivered at the Guild Inn, March 31, 1972  

Delivered at the Champlain Lectures, Trent University.  November 17-18, 1972.   

Published in CARET- Lakehead University Science Review Volume 1, Number 2  

Presented at the Royal Ontario Museum's lecture series.  

Includes typescript of paper, correspondence and memos. 

Presented at the Pacific Nations Broadcasting Symposium, California State University, San Francisco, California. April 10, 1973.   

Includes 1 photograph : b&w ; 8 x 12 cm   of Ran Ide at a podium.

Memos and correspondence relate to Ran Ide's appointment as CEO/Chairman, to the opening of Channel 19 and CRTC application, etc,.   

Includes a photograph of a meeting in 1971 - 1 photograph : b&w ;   

Forward by T.R. Ide, Chairman  

1 photograph : col. ; 7 x 6 cm   

1 photograph : col. ; 7.5 x 10.5 cm   

Ran Ide was the recipient of the 1975 Fellow award in 1975.  Attached is a photocopied photograph of Ran Ide with fellow recipients Lloyd A Dennis and Harry Pullen.   

Toronto Sun, June 13, 1973   

Includes 2 typescripts of presentation, correspondence and a copy of News and Notes with an article about Ran Ide "Pullen among three educators to be named Fellows of OISE"  

Published in Canadian Library Journal, August 1975.  

Includes copy of article, correspondence, typescript.  

Includes several letters related to Dr. Klaus Spindler  

Outlines the history of the OECA and ETV in Ontario.   

T.R. Ide, OECA Chairman and CEO, re: educational television broadcasters in various parts of Britain.

Clippings from The Globe and Mail, Time Magazine, etc.  

News release of photocopied articles sent out to staff of the OECA - put together from the Information Officer at the OECA.  Articles and memos are related to TVOntario, programming, etc.

Summary of Ran Ide's business trip to Germany as well as a paper written by Dr. K. Spindler, of the Commission for the Development of the Telecommunications System, whom Ran Ide met with while there.   See Box 5 File 8 for further communications with Dr. Spindler. 

Produced by the Department of Communications (DOC) Ottawa  

Attached - Department of Communications Technical Notes re Radio Act DOS-P 74-7  

Copy of Ontario Education, vol 8, no. 1 - Front cover shows T.R. Ide, Dr. Harry Pullen and Dr. Lloyd Dennis.   

Published in The Globe and Mail, February 13, 1976.  

Typescript.  

Includes Chairman's statements.    

Many of the letters are to and written by J.W. Halina, Department of Communications.  There is also a report from the DOC and minutes from one of their meetings.

Ran Ide sat on this Task Force in his role as Chairman of the OECA.

Includes correspondence, minutes, reports, terms of reference for committees, etc.   

The Association of Scientific, Engineering and Technical Community of Canada.
   

Typescript.   

CRAB was created in 1974 to advise on the research program of the federal Department of Communications (DOC). Its members, experts in the field of communications, are appointed by the Department for terms not normally exceeding three years [Description provided by donor]. Ran Ide took over as Chairman in 1979.

For related records, see Box 6 File 1 for correspondence between Ran Ide and the DOC.   

Includes a letter/report to Chairman Alphonse Ouimet from Bernard Ostry regarding the 1978 CRAB report.  

• CRAB 1978, Theme: Technology Transfer to Industry - Meeting was held in Ottawa on April 5-6, 1978.  
• Second meeting - May 10-11, 1978

From The Kingston Whig-Standard, Tuesday, May 2, 1978.  Includes a picture of Ran Ide.   

Includes 2 photographs.   

Newsletter The Org, Friday May 12, 1978, Vol.2, No. 46. The article is about T. Ranald Ide's Honorary Degrees from Queen's University and Waterloo University.

Includes copies of responses from Ran Ide.   

From The Kingston Whig Standard, May 27, 1978. Article is about Ran Ide's convocation address at Queen's University.

Includes 2 photographs.   

Includes 3 photographs.   

1 photograph and a brochure for Glass Decoration, T.W. Ide Ltd.   

Published in Engineering Journal, Volume 62, Number 2, April 1979.   

Presented at the World Futures Studies Conference (WFSC) "Science and Technology and the Future" May 4-10, 1979.  

Includes correspondence about the series Fast Forward,  and correspondence with Magda Cordell McHale of the Center for Integrative Studies and about the conference held in Houston : "Trends and Needs in Future Studies: United States, Canada and Mexico".

Newspaper clippings about TVO's program and controversy around this.   

Bound volume of TVO Plus (TV Ontario listings).   

Prior annual reports are under The Ontario Educational Communications Authority (OECA).  TVOntario is an entity of the OECA.    

Ran Ide served as Vice-Chairman from 1979.  

Paper presented at the Conference on Socio-Economic Problems and Potentialities of the Application of Micro-Electronics at Work, European Coordination Centre for Research and Documentation in Social Sciences, Vienna, Austria.   Includes conference paper, newspaper clipping about Ran Ide and paper abstract.

Ran Ide sat on this Task Force in his role as Chairman of the OECA.

Includes guidelines, correspondence and workshop planning.

Address presented at AMTEC Conference, Carleton University, Ottawa, June 18, 1979.     

Includes correspondence.

Articles: "TVO boss quits the prime time." Ottawa Journal, Tuesday June 26, 1979 and "The Godfather who made a network tick." The Globe and Mail, Thursday, June 21, 1979.

• Agenda for CRAB meeting October 30-November 1, 1979
• Agenda for November 21, 1979
• Agenda for December 3-4, 1979

Includes correspondence between founder Dr. Aurelio Peccei and Ran Ide regarding attending meeting, meeting programme, address by Aurelio Peccei and newspaper clipping.   

Includes correspondence, reports, papers, memos.  

*Chapter 2, "The Technology" was written by Ran Ide.

Friedrichs, Gunter, and Adam Schaff, eds. Microelectronics and Society : For Better or for Worse, A Report to the Club of Rome. Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1982.

Friedrichs, Gunter, and Adam Schaff, eds. Auf Gedeih und Verderb : Mikroeletronik und Gesellschaft, Bericht an den Club of Rome. Wien: Europaverlag, 1982

Friedrichs, Gunter, and Adam Schaff, eds. Informe al Club de Roma, Microelectronica y Sociedad para bien o para mal. trans. M.A. Fernandez Alvarez.  Madrid: Alhambra, 1982.

 Presented at the The Walter L. Gordon Lecture Series, Carleton University, March 20, 1980. Includes typescript as well as published volume of all lectures.

Copy of speech delivered at the AMTEC conference in 1979 with correspondence from David MacDougall regarding editing.   

Newspaper clipping from the Toronto Star, Friday, March 21, 1980.  

Presented at Video Expo, Toronto, Ontario on September 4, 1980.   

Includes correspondence about the report.   

Ran Ide became the Chairman of CRAB in 1980.   

Correspondence regarding Telidon Industrial Strategy is represented in this file.

Ran Ide retired from the OECA in 1979.   Reports prior to 1979 are under OECA sub-heading in Series 2, File 3.

Clipping from Starweek, November 8-15, 1980.  Also includes original photograph used in article   

Includes correspondence.   

Ran Ide was the Vice-Chairman of this committee beginning in 1979. Records include correspondence,  memos, reports, etc.

Includes correspondence with Magda Cordell McHale.  Also includes correspondence about the TVOntario program Fast Forward (see Box 9, File 6 for more information about this program).  Much of the correspondence is about the conference on Approaches to the Study of the Future: United States, Canada and Mexico - See Box 9, File 13 for conference material.

Includes memos and correspondence. Related records are filed in Series 3 - under OECA sub-heading. Ran Ide continued his involvement with the Science Council of Canada after his retirement from the OECA.  Includes a letter from September 5, 1980 in which Ran Ide resigns his role as Vice-Chairman.

Includes the report "Planning Now for an Information Society - Tomorrow is Too Late" from 1982.

See Box 9, File 5 for related correspondence.  The conference was held in New York, May 20, 1980.  

For records of the OECA while Ran Ide was Chairman and CEO, see Series 2 and 3.   

Part of A Public Lecture Series on 'Science and Your Future' at the Regina Public Library Theatre, February 16, 1981.  

Typescript.

Presented on May 27, 1981 Parliament Hill.   

Includes published copy of report and typescript as well as memos and correspondence regarding the report.

Draft report.   

See Box 10 File 15 for space related reports.

Includes research, copy of Bill C-16, program objectives and correspondence.   

From the World Future Society Bulletin, May/June 1981.  Article is about the report to the Club of Rome.   

Includes correspondence, proposals, reports, meeting minutes, etc.  

Typescript. See Box 8,  File15 for published book of the report in full.   

For Microelectronics and Society report. Includes transparencies and illustrations of charts and historic microelectronic equipment. See Box 8 File 15 for published report.

Also includes a 35mm slide showing image of a MITEL Digital Crosspoint (DX) Chip. 

Includes meeting programme, correspondence, reports, etc.   

Ran Ide was the Vic-Chairman of this committee beginning in 1979. Records include correspondence,  memos, reports, etc. Includes one photograph of Pierre Juneau and Ran Ide.

Includes correspondence and list of participants (including Ran Ide).   

See Box 9-, File 4 for correspondence regarding Teledon under CRAB sub-heading.  

Also see Box 10, File 9 for a paper on Videotex development in Canada.  

Paper about the Videotex development in Canada.   

Reports from the Government of Canada.  

Computer print out.  

Typescript.  

Typescript.  

Presented at St. Andrew's College, Aurora, Ontario, July 16, 1982.  

Presented at 'A Conference on Microcomputers,' Atkinson College, York University, September 25, 1982.   

Correspondence.   

Includes correspondence, articles, reports, presentations, follow up, etc.   

Also includes the address "Implications for Individuals in an Information Society," by T. Ranald Ide.

Includes correspondence, lists, copy of an article by Dr. Bruno Lamborghini.   

Includes correspondence, information note, press release, program, photographs, copies of papers, including "Informatics and Agriculture" by T. Ranald Ide.

Includes a Government of Canada publication "The Electronic Office in Canada," as well as an article "Software-the new wealth of nations" from Executive May 1982  and a programme from a conference "Graphics Interface '82."

See Box 9, File 3 and  Box 10, File 3 for other records related to the CVCC.  

No copy of report available.   

Marked as confidential.   

Correspondence and memo.  

This paper was written by T.R.Ide as a representative of the CBC. See Box 11 File 6 for correspondence related to Ran Ide's position at the CBC.   

Includes memos, membership lists, reports, correspondence.  Ran Ide was the Chairman of CaCor in 1982-1984.   

Includes copy of a paper about Aurelio Peccei, correspondence, memo, etc.   

Includes summaries, correspondence, agendas, memos, etc.  

Held in honour of His Highness Shaikh Khalifa bin Hamad Al-Thani - Amir of the State of Qatar.  The Chairman of the Reception Committee was William Rufus Ide.   

Donald Mills and Ran Ide worked at TVOntario together.  Ran Ide is mentioned and quoted in the article.   

Typescript. 

Includes reports on the role of the Club, a copy of the charter, statutes, statement by the Club of Rome on Human Responsibility, a statement by Dr. Kurt Furgler, and description of the organization.  

Includes programme, brochures, handbook, correspondence, photographs, and a session paper "The Enterprise in Flux," by T. Ranald Ide.   

Includes correspondence with Ran Ide.   

Various topics covered.   

Includes conference material, papers, reports, correspondence, etc.   

Includes a report and correspondence.

Typescript. Also includes a history of the Club of Rome.   

Consists of reports and correspondence.   

Includes agenda, programme, and comments from T.R. Ide "Effects of Technological Changes on Man and Society"   

Includes correspondence, newsletters.   

Includes comments by Ran Ide and an Address by Ran Ide "The Canadian Experiment"   

Includes correspondence, Ian Fife's CV, list of past winners of the Fellows of OISE.   

Signed to Ran Ide from the author.   Also includes a report by T.R. Ide "Report on Manuscript - 'The Uneasy 80s: Emerging Issues in the Transition to an Information Society'"

Bound folder of photocopied articles.   

Includes programmes, letters, photograph and a 47:30 minute video "Pickering College: The McCulley Years" (VHS)  

Includes invitation, photograph and a copy of the speech of the Aga Khan for the event.  

Includes correspondence, award, speech, and copy of article (same as on scrapbook page)  

Includes correspondence and a report "Education, Ethical Values and Modern Humanism" for a colloquim organized by the Club of Rome at the request of UNESCO.    

Report by unknown author.

Includes the report and correspondence between Ran Ide and the author.    

Includes reports and correspondence regarding International Service.

Bound report.   See Box 13 File 12 and  Box 13 File 23 for records related to Northstar.

Includes report, notes, correspondence, etc.  See also Box 13 File 23.

Ran Ide's comments and a copy of the speech.   

See Box14 File 2 for related records.

Northstar was a project to have a Canadian content channel broadcast in the US on cable. 

Records include memos, correspondence, reports, planning documents, "aide mémoires," Northstar Steering Committee meeting minutes and agendas, and research into the US market. See also Box 13 File 12, Box 14 File 20.

1 photograph  

Notes for paper.    

No indication for what the preface was written. 

 

Typescript.  

For session 1 - Canada's Communications Sector and Europe 1992  

Includes correspondence, copies of papers, including Ran Ide's paper "Disparity" and a photograph.

Ran Ide requested to use the paper in a Club of Rome publication. Copy of paper is included.   

Letter asking for advice from Ran Ide about multi-media presentation. Includes a paper on Energy and Environment by Jan Van Ettinger and a proposal for an institute for environmental stewardship at the University of Guelph. 

Attached is a pamphlet called "A Citizen's Guide - The Greenhouse Crisis: 101 Ways to Save the Earth"  

Includes copies of papers presented at the conference, a description of the structure of the Club, brochure, etc.  

Photocopies of articles.   

Handwritten letter from Ran Ide, along with articles and pamphlets about music therapy.   

Includes copy of paper.   

Attached address is "Prometheus Unbound" by John M. Eger, given at the Tokyo Broadcasting System Lecture, 1985.

Related to the Northstar project.  

Typed notes by Ran Ide.   

Includes an agenda for a meeting between the two companies.   

From The Globe and Mail, February 11, 1989.  Also includes a copy of Pierre Juneau's obituary from 2012 (printed by donor).   

See Box 13 File 12 and Box 13 File 23.  

May 24, 1989  

Also includes a letter from CARAS to Ran Ide regarding a tribute dinner for Pierre Juneau.   

Patrick Watson as Chairman, Gerard Veilleux as CEO and Michael McEwen as Executive Vice-President.   

Published by Lugus Publications Ltd. Toronto  

Invitation and photographs taken at the event.  

From The Globe and Mail, June 20, 1995.   

Photograph of alumni group.   

Published by Between the Lines, Toronto. Includes publisher's order form and reviews.

Published booklet.   

Ran Ide was unable to attend this meeting.   

Includes two papers, "Solution Mechanisms for Social Traps" and "The Nation States' Dilemma: A Social Trap"  by Gerhart Bruckmann.  See Box 16 File 12 for correspondence with the IDRC. 

Related to work done by Ran Ide, Adam Schaff and Alex King for the meeting organized by the journal El Socialismo del Futuro on "The Future of Labour."   See Box 16 File 9.

Includes a letter from CACOR to the President of the Club of Rome regarding the project.   

Includes conference programme, invitation, copies of papers including "Beyond the New Tools" by T. Ran Ide.   

Includes correspondence with organizers, a copy of a paper by Ran Ide called "The Left After the Crisis of Communism" for the meeting, the meeting programme and other meeting materials, a photograph of speakers, a published book of the papers, and a copy of the paper presented to T.R. Ide and Arthur J. Cordell "The New Tools: Implications for the Future of Work."

Regarding a potential collaboration with Ran Ide on a project.   

Agenda, correspondence, minutes, etc.   

Includes a photograph from 1995.   

Includes correspondence with the Governor General's Office, a copy of the Constitution of the Order of Canada, letters of personal recommendations, a photograph of the medal, letters of congratulations including letters from Prime Minister Jean Chrétien and Senator Landon Pearson, correspondence regarding travel arrangements to ceremony, aide-mémoire for participants,  a programme from the Investiture of the Order of Canada, February 15, 1996, a copy of the speech by Governor General, Roméo LeBlanc, and photographs of Ran Ide at the event.

Sent to Arlene by Maggie Stratton. Articles are from The Globe and Mail.

Eulogy was written by John Ide and is entitled "Because she did it her way...."  

Published in Social Science and Modern Society, vol. 31, No. 6, September/October 1994  

Typescript. Includes a letter from Ran Ide to A. Cordell. Also includes a paper by Arthur J. Cordell called 'Deregulation, Universality and the Middle Class", another follow up paper by Cordell entitled "The Information Society and the Bit Tax" and a paper "The 'Bit Tax': the case for further research" by Luc Soete and Karin Kamp..

This topic was first introduced by Ran Ide and A. Cordell in the Club of Rome report from 1994. See Box 17, File 3

First page of paper only.   

Typescript.   

Typescript.       

Typescript.   

Letters sent by Arlene Ide to The Globe and Mail and the Toronto Star regarding an article written by Ran Ide before he died.   

Published by Between the Lines, Toronto. Published posthumously.  Also includes the authors' contract with the publisher (Arlene representing Ran Ide).   

Article is from The Globe and Mail about Peter A. Herrndorf's work at the National Arts Centre.   

Letter is about Arlene's visit to TVO.  Includes a photo of Arlene with the CEO Lisa de Wilde and Chair of the Board of Directors Peter O'Brian.   

CaCor's newsletter.  

Includes programme, mission document, copies of papers including "The New Wealth of Nations - Distributing Prosperity" by Arthur J. Cordell and Thomas Ran Ide.  This paper was later published by Between the Lines Publications, Toronto in 1997.  Other papers following up on the ideas presented in this paper can be found in Box 17 File 15.

Includes a letter to the Sailmans noting retirement from the Club of Rome [December 1]

A summary of the major paper presented at the annual meeting of the Club of Rome in 1994.  Copy of article from the World Academy of Art and Science News.   See also Box 17  File 3, 15 and 22.

Bound notes.   

Information brochure and WFSF Directory (T.R. Ide included).   

Includes copy of talk and correspondence with President Roseann Runte.  

Includes articles from The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, The Chronicle-Journal.  Includes an article written by the former Ontario Premier William G. Davis in The Toronto Star, November 20, 1996.  There is also an article by Arthur J. Cordell in the World Academy of Art and Science News from March 1997.

Includes programme, copies of eulogies and memorial speeches by Rev. Mona Rush, Peter A. Hernndorf, Peter Hennessey and John Ide. Also includes a portrait of Ran Ide taken shortly before his death. 

Attached to the memo was a note from Ran Ide to Peter Bowers, the Chief Operating Officer of TVOntario "Directions for Building an Absolutely Perfect Martini - Très Sec"

Includes programme, an article about the lecture from the Vic Report, Spring 2000 and correspondence between Arlene Ide and Roseann Runte, President of Victoria University.   

Includes programme, introduction, copy of article about the lecture from The Varsity, and flyer for event.   

Includes programme, flyer for event and copies of articles written by Thomas Homer-Dixon from The Globe and Mail and The Toronto Star.

USB key that accompanied the catalogue is held in the Office of the Chief Librarian.   

From Before and After, Recollections by Ran Ide, 1995-1996  

Note from John Ide: "From Before and After, Recollections written for the family in 1996. Dad was preparing for a career in the diplomatic corps; The Pickering Years explains why he went into teaching."    

From Before and After, Recollections. 

Includes recollections written by Ran Ide about his first wife Eleanor and recollections written by John Ide about his mother. Also includes letters addressed to John Ide from people who knew Eleanor and a poem entitled "Eleanor" (author unknown).   

Includes research on the Club of Rome, the Applebaum-Hébert Report, the Science Council of Canada and Magda Cordell McHale.   

Articles are mostly from the Port Arthur News Chronicle and relate to sports teams from Port Arthur Collegiate Institute, and Port Arthur Air Cadet unit.  The Commanding officer of the 85th Squadron, is noted as being Flight Officer, T. R. Ide, a flying officer navigator with RCAF in WWII. There is also an article "Hope Report is Reviewed" which quotes T.R. Ide.  

There are also two anniversary cards from 1949 and several articles related to John Aylesworth.

Articles are from the Port Arthur News Chronicle and The Globe and Mail and relate to sports team from the Port Arthur Collegiate Institute as well obituaries for Dr. F.A. Aylesworth, who was 'instrumental in organizing sightsaving classes in the Toronto schools [and was also the father or Ran Ide's first wife].  There is also a sympathy card for the passing of Dr. Aylesworth. 

There is also a clipping regarding the death of William Ranald Stewart, friend of T.R. Ide's father, after whom Ran Ide was named.

Newspaper photo showing Ran Ide (marked with an x) with Air Cadets.

Christmas card from Isabel Mackay, newspaper clippings regarding election in 1958 and clippings about polio rehabilitation featuring Mrs. T. R. Ide.

Letter from Department of Education with photograph of Ran Ide and colleagues, thank you card, letter from William G. Davis, Minister of Education, to Ran Ide with a photograph of Ontario representatives at the Education Conference, St. John's, and an invitation to celebratory dinner. 

2 photographs : b&w ; 25cm x 20cm

1 photograph : b&w ; 27.5cm x 35cm  

Coach Ran Ide, with Port Arthur Collegiate Institute Junior Football Champions.  Names of players on back on photograph.

1 photograph : b&w ; 17.5cm x 35cm

Photographer was Randolph Macdonald. 

1 photograph : b&w ; 20.5 x 15.5cm on cardboard  

Clippings are from newspapers including the Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, and The Hamilton Spectator.  The topic of most is regarding education television in Ontario and Channel 19, and include headings such as:  "Educational TV: the birth of a new channel is only the iceberg's tip" ; "David introduces bill to create Ontario educational TV agency" ; "Education TV outlet for area" ; "The rocky road to an ETV dream" and "Gamble puts our first educational TV channel on the air."

Also includes invitation cards, banquet programmes, and conference programmes.

Newspaper clippings are from The Toronto Star, The Hamilton Spectator, The Globe Magazine, New Dimensions Magazine and include titles such as:  "Teachers with a touch of ham proving that you can mix education and showbiz" [shows photo of Ran Ide and others] ;"The ETV controversy: Ran Ide, man in the middle" ; "NBC subsidiary buys Channel 19 tapes, lauds 'best ETV library in the world'" ; "Channel 19: where show business goes with know business," etc.

Also includes an itinerary for a trip to Europe with two postcards from 1971,  letters to Ran Ide from Bill Davis as well as other letters and cards. 

Photograph shows OECA producer Paul Marquardt talking to Hugh Blackwell Evans, sole survivor of the 1898 Southern Cross expedition to the Antarctic.  Newspaper clippings are from The Globe and Mail : "OECA chairman answers to critics" written by T.R.Ide and "Channel 19 probe is planned."  Invitation is for the welcoming of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh to Queen's Park.

1 photograph : col. ; 35.5 x 28 cm  

1 photograph : b&w ; 35 x 28 cm  

Includes post cards, newspaper clippings about Ran Ide, event ticket stubs, wine labels, etc.  

Includes Christmas card, postcards, Ran Ide's acceptance speech for Colone Watson Award, Honorary membership certificate from the Ontario Municipal and Provincial Education Officers' Association, etc.  

Scrapbook pages include an article about Aurelio Peccei, co-founder of the Club of Rome, copies of photographs including an image of Pickering College from 1929, Ran Ide at the Forum for Young Canadians, Betty and Harry Beer, a notice of a show at the ROM for John Ide, an article entitled "MISD report gets 'well done' from Ontario educator." and two articles about the Class of 1842 Award, "Channel 19 Founder Ran Ide '42 Inducted into the Class of 1842."

The Ontario Educational Communications Authority.  Includes a forward by Ran Ide "Meeting the Challenge."