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Tables of Contents for Framing Our Past
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Foreword
xvii
 
Chad Gaffield
Preface
xix
 
Alison Prentice
Acknowledgments
xxi
 
Introduction
xxiii
 
Sharon Anne Cook
Lorna R. McLean
Kate O'Rourke
Suggestions on How to Use This Book
xxix
 
PART ONE LIVING WOMEN'S LIVES
Introduction
3
4
Veronica Strong-Boag
Sidebar: Fanny Bobbie Rosenfeld
3
2
Sidebar: Lucy Maud Montgomery
5
2
``Club'': Laundering Clothing in Newfoundland
7
2
Kathleen Wilker
Vignette: Stirring the Pot
9
1
Winnipeg Women Getting Together: Study Groups and Reading Clubs, 1900-1940
10
5
Jody Baltessen
Shelagh J. Squire
Vignette: Life in the Town of Nelson, British Columbia
15
3
Brenda Hornby
``Doing All the Rest'': Church Women of the Ladies' Aid Society
18
4
Marilyn Fardig Whiteley
Preserving Habits: Memory within Communities of English Canadian Women Religious
22
5
Elizabeth Smyth
Mildred Armstrong and Missionary Culture
27
6
Marjorie Levan
Vignette: Women's Spiritual Lives
33
2
Mohawk-English Writer and Performer Veronica Strong-Boag
35
4
E. Pauline Johnson
Sidebar: Emma Albani
36
3
Vignette: Two Perspectives on Urban Living Mairuth Sarsfield
39
2
Mairuth Hodge Sarsfield
Sidebar: Margaret Marshall Saunders
39
1
Gabrielle Roy
40
1
Pierrette Boily
Ada Gladys Killins: Sacrificing for Art's Sake
41
4
Sharon Anne Cook
Vignette: The Road Less Taken--The Single Woman as Artist The Unmarried Woman Artist
45
3
Emily Carr Sonia Halpern
Isabel and Helen Stadelbauer: Art Teachers in Calgary
46
2
Helen Diemert
A Sense of Place in Alberta: The Art and Life of Annora Brown
48
4
Kirstin Evenden
Vignette: Yukon Women Pioneers Edith Josie: ``These Are the News''
52
2
Charlene Porsild
Martha Louise Black
53
1
Alice Peck, May Phillips, and the Canadian Handicrafts Guild
54
3
Ellen Easton McLeod
Vignette: Life in a Native Community
57
3
Helen Kalvak: Pioneering Inuit Print-maker
60
2
Jessica Tomic-Bagshaw
Virginia J. Watt: Champion of Inuit Arts and Crafts
62
3
Ellen Easton McLeod
A Century of Artistic Experience and Innovation
65
10
Anne Newlands
PART TWO FAMILY AND THE HOME
Introduction
75
7
Cynthia R. Comacchio
Zoe Laurier, Prime Minister's Wife: Family Ideals at the Turn of the Century
82
4
Catherine Vye
``A Hardier Stock of Womankind'': Alice Barrett Parke in British Columbia
86
10
Jo-Fraser Jones
Life on the Frontier: Remembering the Coal Mining Camp at Cadomin, 1929-1934
96
5
Edith Wheeler
Women and Domestic Technology: Household Drudgery, ``Democratized Consumption'', and Patriarchy
101
10
Dianne Dodd
Defining the Lives of Rural Women: Laura Rose on ``The Womanly Sphere of Woman''
111
5
Margaret Kechnie
``Such Outrageous Discrimination'': Farm Women and Their Family Grievances in Early Twentieth-Century Ontario
116
8
Monda Halpern
Between the Rock and a Hard Place: Single Mothers in St. John's, Newfoundland, during the Second World War
124
5
Ruth Haywood
Prudence Heward: Painting at Home
129
5
Pepita Ferrari
Mothering the Dionne Quintuplets: Women's Stories
134
5
Katherine Arnup
Saving Mothers and Babies: Motherhood, Medicine, and the Modern State, 1900-1945
139
10
Cynthia R. Comacchio
PART THREE TEACHING AND LEARNING
Introduction
149
6
Nicole Neatby
Shaping Canada's Women: Canadian Girls in Training versus Girl Guides
155
5
Patricia Dirks
The Experience of Women Students at Four Universities, 1895-1930
160
6
Alyson E. King
Sidebar: Grace Annie Lockhart
160
6
Margaret Addison: Dean of Residence and Dean of Women at Victoria University, 1903-1931
166
4
Jean O'Grady
The ``Feminization'' of High Schools: The Problem of Women Secondary School Teachers in Ontario
170
4
Susan Gelman
Writing for Whom? Isabel Murphy Skelton and Canadian History in the Early Twentieth Century
174
4
Terry Crowley
The Rideau Street Convent School: French-Language Private Schooling in Ontario
178
6
Isabelle Bourgeois
``The School on Fardy's Cross'': Shamrock School Remembered
184
10
Pat Trites
Vignette: Women, Team Sport, and Physical Education
Women and Physical Education
189
3
Ellen O'Reilly
Women and Team Sport
192
1
Veronica Strong-Boag
Montreal Sportswomen and the Penguin Ski Club
193
1
Andrea Winlo
From Elegance and Expression to Sweat and Strength: Physical Education at the Margaret Easton School
194
7
Anna H. Lathrop
PART FOUR WOMEN'S ACTIVISM AND THE STATE
Introduction
201
11
Joan Sangster
Sidebar: Adelaide Hunter Hoodless
201
7
Sidebar: Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire
208
4
History and Human Agency: The Case of Agnes Macphail, Canada's First Woman Member of Parliament
212
4
Terry Crowley
The Persons Case, 1929: A Legal Definition of Women as Persons
216
6
Anne White
Women, the Settlement Movement, and State Formation in the Early Twentieth Century
222
6
Cathy James
The Historical Record and Adolescent Girls in Montreal's Red-Light District
228
4
Tamara Myers
Charlotte Whitton: Pioneering Social Worker and Public Policy Activist
232
8
Judith Roberts-Moore
Consuming Issues: Women on the Left, Political Protest, and the Organization of Homemakers, 1920-1960
240
8
Joan Sangster
Making Ourselves Heard: ``Voice of Women'' and the Peace Movement in the Early Sixties
248
4
Candace Loewen
The Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada, 1967-1970: Liberal Feminism and Its Radical Implications
252
5
Kimberly Speers
Sidebar: Lady Ishbel Aberdeen
252
5
Florence Bird
257
2
Judi Cumming
Women, Peace Activism, and the Environment: Rosalie Bertell and the Development of a Feminist Agenda, 1970s-1990s
259
4
Judi Cumming
State Control of Women's Immigration: The Passage to Canada of South Asian Women
263
4
Helen Ralston
Making Space: Women Building Culture
267
4
Janice Hladki
Ann Holmes
Feminist Theatre in Toronto: A Look at the Nightwood Theatre
271
6
Corinne Rusch-Drutz
PART FIVE HEALTH CARE AND SCIENCE
Introduction
277
7
Vendy Mitchinson
The Ladies Committee of the Home for Incurable Children
284
3
Magda Zakanyi
Margaret Scott: ``The Angel of Poverty Row''
287
2
Tamara Miller
``Hardly Feminine Work!'' Violet Wilson and the Canadian Voluntary Aid Detachment Nurses of the First World War
289
6
Linda J. Quiney
Sidebar: Major Margaret C. Macdonald
291
4
The Emergence of Physiotherapy as a New Profession for Canadian Women, 1914-1918
295
5
Ruby Heap
Ethel Currant: Portrait of a Grenfell Nurse
300
5
Jill Perry
Vera Peters: Medical Innovator
305
3
J. Catton
P. Catton
Norah Toole: Scientist and Social Activist
308
3
Marianne Gosztonyi Ainley
Alice V. Payne, Mining Geologist: A Lifetime of ``Small and Difficult Things''
311
3
E. Tina Crossfield
Vignette: A Case Study of an Oral History Project Shirley Peruniak: Naturalist, Historian, Quetico Provincial Park Interpreter
314
5
Wilma MacDonald
PART SIX EARNING THEIR BREAD
Introduction
319
14
A. B. McCullough
Sidebar: Depression Years
325
1
Sidebar: Pay Equity
326
7
Vignette: An Oral History Case Study A Barnardo Girl Becomes a Servant at Glanmore
333
3
Christine Zaporzan
Bringing ``Domestics'' to Canada: A Study of Immigration Propaganda
336
7
Ellen Scheinberg
Women in the Newfoundland Fishery
343
4
Miriam Wright
Vignette: Madeleine Constant, Leader in the Pasta Industry
347
1
Lise Bremault
Creative Ability and Business Sense: The Millinery Trade in Ontario
348
11
Christina Bates
Our Mothers' Patterns: Sewing and Dressmaking in the Japanese-Canadian Community
359
7
Susan Michi Sirovyak
Federica and Angelina: Postwar Italian-Canadian Couturiers in Toronto
366
6
Alexandra Palmer
Fabrications: Clothing, Generations, and Stitching Together the History We Live
372
4
Kathryn Church
The Telephone Operator: From ``Information Central'' to Endangered Species
376
2
Caroline Martel
Rosemary Covert
Ann Meekitjuk Hanson: Inuit Broadcaster, Interpreter, and Community Worker
378
3
Christine Lalonde
Cultural Nationalism and Maternal Feminism: Madge Macbeth as Writer, Broadcaster, and Literary Figure
381
4
Peggy Kelly
``The Day of the Strong-Minded Frump Has Passed'': Women Journalists and News of Feminism
385
7
Barbara M. Freeman
Sidebar: Jean McKishnie Blewett
385
7
Women in Banking: A Case Study of Scotiabank
392
3
Jane Nokes
Lisa Singer
Vignette: The Keroacks, a Family of Business Women
395
1
Lise Bremault
``The Queen of the Hurricanes'': Elsie Gregory MacGill, Aeronautical Engineer and Women's Advocate
396
6
Pamela Wakewich
The Women's Royal Canadian Naval Service during the Second World War: An Exploration of Their Archival Legacy
402
5
Donna Porter
Vignette:``Not Just `Rosie the Riveter . . .'''
407
2
Women's Wartime Work and Identities: Women Workers at Canadian Car and Foundry Co. Limited, Fort William, Ontario, 1938-1945
409
8
Pamela Wakewich
Helen Smith
Jeanette Lynes
Foreign-Aid Worker and Humanitarian Lotta Hitschmanova and the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada
417
6
Grace Hyam
Appendix One: Archival Sources Identified by Essay/Vignette
423
4
Appendix Two: Cross-Referenced Essay Index
427
4
Notes
431
54
Selected Readings
485
4
Contributors
489