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Collection consists of event programs from Nisyrian regional associations in Ontario and New York State (Gnomagoras and Panagia Spyliani), as well as tourism guides and maps on Nisyros, Greece.

File consists of programs for events hosted by the Nisyrion Association of Ontario “Panagia Spyliani” (Σύλλογος Νισύρου "Παναγία Σπηλιανή").

File consists of a convention program for a convention hosted by the Greek-Canadian Federation of Aegean Islands (Ελληνοκαναδική Ομοσπονδία Συλλόγων Νησιών Αιγαίου).

File consists of tourism guides and maps on the island of Nisyros, Greece.

File consists of an event program for an anniversary dinner dance hosted by the Gnormagoras Nisyrian Society of New York.

File pertains to Jarrell's work to design a heritage garden on the site of the Thornhill Village Library (now named the Richard A. Jarrell Memorial Garden). Records include correspondence, receipts and invoices, sketches and notes, plant lists and catalogues, and two technical drawings by Jarrell of the garden.

Item is a reproduction of a drawing depicting York's Keele campus from above.

File consists of ephemera and York newspapers collected by Vanier College alumnus Allan Kaplan while he was the chair of the Vanier Council. Items include an issue of Excalibur (vol. 1, no. 6), an issue of Pro Tem (vol. VI, no. 20), the 1966-67 Vanier College Handbook, a newspaper clipping about Al Kaplan, three issues of Vandoo (vol. 1, issues 1, 3 and 8), and a page of seasonal greetings to Vanier College members including lyrics to a song entitled "Twas the night before Chanukah".

The fonds consists of audio recordings of, and notes relating to, interviews conducted by David Coombs with founding members of York University, particularly relating to McLaughlin College, and with K.H.M. (Michael) Creal and Harold I. Schiff regarding their roles on the Search Committee for a President of York University in 1969-1970; correspondence between Coombs and Prof. George Tatham, Master of McLaughlin College; and letters, photographs, ephemera, and a vaudeville script entitled "Inbad the Sailor" performed by Arthur Huston, Coombs's step-grandfather.

Accession consists of ephemera, correspondence and publications accumulated or created by David Coombs during his time as a student and resident don at McLaughlin College in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

File consists of records pertaining to McLaughlin College and David Coombs. Included are correspondence, a postcard of the college, a variety show programme, song lyrics and a performance script, residence memos and contact lists, invitations, a copy of Mac 70 (volume two, number one, 3 Sept. 1969), Book Four: a guide to McLaughlin College (1971-72), a July 1993 issue of York University Profiles, and a program for the 30th anniversary of the Faculty of Graduate Studies (12 May 1993).

Fonds consists of two photographs of former Ontario Premier Bill Davis’ visit to Greece.

File consists of two photographs from former Ontario Premier Bill Davis’ visit to Greece, including a photograph of Davis meeting with former Prime Minister and President of Greece Konstantinos G. Karamanlis, and a photograph of Davis visiting the Parthenon with Peter Polymenakos.

File consists of York University-related ephemera, including a May 1969 Alumni Association graduation event invitation, a May 1969 Winters College convocation ceremony invitation, a May 1969 convocation address by Northrop Frye, and a Feb. 1970 Ontario Intercollegiate Athletic Association hockey playoffs program and ticket (held at York University).

File consists of eight plays submitted for this contest in 2005, including that of the first-place winner, Jonathan Rex Mejia, entitled "A Part-Time Life".

Fonds consists of episodes of the Avramis Greek Show, which aired on Rogers Television from 1970-2012 and Global TV from 1975-1985. Fonds also consists of raw footage and audio captured for use in the Avramis Greek Show. Fonds also includes poetry and prose written by Basil Avramis, as well as correspondence and other ephemera such as certificates and newspaper clippings.

Series consists of episodes of the Avramis Greek Show.

Series consists of raw footage and audio that may or may not be included in episodes of the Avramis Greek Show.

May include footage with J. Fanaras dated 26 July 2007.

File consists of correspondence sent to Basil Avramis, as well as certificates of appreciation and awards. File also includes newspaper clippings and a Greek Community of Toronto election ballot.

File consists of poetry and short stories written by Basil Avramis. File also includes newspaper clippings of opinion pieces and articles written for Greek language newspapers by Basil Avramis.

Belacanturos Athens Olympics winners 2005

Jim Karygianis Sophia Doukas Soritis Sotiropoulos

1) Greek Community festival 2) Lucy Grigordiadis 3) Anna Sarandidis Principal

Also includes an interview with Louis Georgareas.

Anna Sarandedis Lucy Grigordiadis

Interview with Karantonis

May include footage with N. Tryfonopoulos and/or J. Samaras dated 6 October 2007

Basketball: Panathinaikos-Raptors Dr. Nancy Alexandris funeral at St. Demitrios.

May also include footage of Mr. Goudas

May include footage of an interview with Dr. Tony Vlassopoulos dated March 5 2007.

NATO summit in Boucharest

Footage with Vasilios Nikolitsios, the Director of the Museum of the Macedonian Struggles in Thessaloniki (Salonika), Greece.

Footage from play by Community Theatre Nefeli “Τα Παιδιά της Φλόγας/Children of the Flame” witten by Sophia Catharios and directed by Nancy Athan-Mylonas

Interview with Costas Menegakis at SAE Toronto office.

May be dubbed over with footage for A. Michailidies interview.

1. St. George Feb. 2002 2. Bank of Cyprus sound of C. Barbalis 3. George Spalpolous[?]

Ητα Καραντωνη : 5 Νικη Μενεγακη : 31

May also include footage of Menegakis recorded 9-4-01

May be dubbed over with footage for Ariston video.

Costas Menegakis

Nick Mertzos, Director of the Institute of Macedonian Studies.

Nick Mertzos, Director of the Institute of Macedonian Studies.

Γεωργία Ρίζου Βένη [?]