"The purpose of the Bulletin is to present to its readers various, and sometimes differing, view-points on social subjects. Its object is, therefore, information and not propaganda. The Editorial Board does not necessarily endorse all, or any, of the opinions expressed in its publications". -- p. 3.
"The major part of the Dominion of Canada has, to a greater or lesser extent, been under a system of Prohibition for the past four years, a period of sufficient duration for the thorough testing of policy. What have been the effects of Prohibition on the Canadian people ?" .... There must be some way of arriving at a satisfactory decision and the only practicable one is by enquiry over a large area. In order to effect this a questionnaire was circulated in the Bulletin of the Council for Social Service during the winter of 1919-20, and urgent requests were addressed to all readers to give their experience by means of answers to a number of questions. This is the second time that the Council has resorted to this method and the results in both cases quite justified the experiment. A large number of answers were received from every province, district and city of the Dominion, presenting a conspectus of the actual state of affairs from coast to coast which could not otherwise be obtained. The results are of absorbing interest and of the greatest value, and there can be no doubt that the report which we make now is an accurate presentation of the situation as we find it to-day in Canada. The method followed is precisely the same as in 1917 and the results are presented in the same manner" (pp. 3-4).
Contents: Prohibition in 1920 -- Social Service Notes and News.
Prohibition in 1920 divided into sub-sections: The Questionnaire -- The Question Propounded -- Nova Scotia -- New Brunswick -- Province of Quebec -- Diocese of Montreal -- Diocese of Quebec -- Province of Ontario -- Diocese of Ottawa -- Diocese of Ontario -- Diocese of Toronto -- Diocese of Huron -- Diocese of Niagara -- Diocese of Algoma -- Diocese of Moosonee -- Diocese of Keewatin -- Manitoba -- Saskatchewan -- Alberta -- British Columbia -- Conclusion.
Social Service Notes and News divided into sub-sections: Annual Meeting of the Council for Social Service -- Diocesan Councils for Social Service -- A Church House and a Welcome for Every College Student -- The Brotherhood of St. Andrew and the Council for Social Service -- New Field Secretary of the Girls' Friendly Society -- The Lambeth Conference Resolutions on Social and Industrial Questions -- The Growing Tide of Immigration -- Penitentiary Reform -- The Lambeth Resolution on Rescue Work.
"The purpose of the Bulletin is to present to its readers various, and sometimes differing, view-points on social subjects. Its object is, therefore, information and not propaganda. The Editorial Board does not necessarily endorse all, or any, of the opinions expressed in its publications". -- p. 2.
"The terms of reference to the committee appointed to inquire into the working of Prohibition in Canada cover a large field, and the report presented in the last number of the Bulletin did not give a complete outline of all the investigations carried on by the committee. The exact questions submitted for the study of the Council for Social Service at the general meeting in September, 1919, were as follows: -- 1. The extent to which non-enforcement of Prohibition prevails. 2. The evils arising from the use of: -- (a) The products of illegal stills. (b) Substitutes for liquor. 3. The reported increase of the drug habit. 4. The working of the present laws regarding the system of selling on doctor's prescriptions. The report already presented may be considered to have covered the first of these, and nothing further need be added on that point, and we may pass to the second [et al]" (p. 2).
Contents: Prohibition in Canada, 1920. II -- Social Service Notes and News.
Prohibition in Canada, 1920 divided into sub-sections: Illegal Stills and Substitutes -- Substitutes for Alcohol -- Drugs -- Doctor's Prescriptions -- Bone Dry or Not -- Conclusion.
Social Service Notes and News divided into sub-sections: The King on the Social Work of the Church -- The Personal Touch: Social Service Work Appreciated -- The S.P.C.K. and the Port Chaplaincy -- A Letter of Welcome to the New-Comer -- Welcome and Welfare Department: Forms of Commendation Appreciated -- The Master's Teaching on Divorce -- Women Added to Calgary Diocesan Council for Social Service -- Religion and Politics -- Schools for Mothers -- The Unchangeable Christian Standard -- Law-Breakers as Anarchists -- The Christian Business Man's Ideal -- Social Service in Japan.
File consists of oversize copies of the register of marriages.
Places of residence include: George River, Fort Chimo, Whale River, Port Burwell, Koolotomsek, Tuktutak, Leaf River, Kowksoak [Koksoak], Taesukalick, Taeskallak, Makkelik.
File consists of oversize copies of the register of marriages.
Places included are Fort Chimo, Leaf River, George River, Makalik (Whale River), Lower Koksoak, Aupaluk, Fort Mackenzie, Payne Bay, Great Whale River, Kokapic, Upper Koksoak River, Tameruseak, Mukalik, and Diana Bay.
File consists of oversize copies of the register of burial records.
Places include: Ungava, George River (Kangiqsualujjuaq), Fort Chimo (Kuujjuaq), False River, Kootlotook, Koksoak, Aloleek, Kotaluk (Leaf River), Port Burwell, Kasegeaksevik, Mukalik, and Payne Bay.