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List of appointments and elections, list of interns, doctors, Medical Staff Bulletin, Medical Staff Newsletter, Medical Newsletter from 1969 to 1984, page from "London and Its Men of Affairs", list of public officials of London.

There were several committees formed to assist with the move from Hamilton to Burlington. The Ad Hoc Re-location Committee determined where the Centre should be relocated to. They met with the Ministry to confirm continuing funding and negotiated for a capital project budget. They also hired an architect and worked with him to ensure the proper renovations were made on the new building. They projected the total net cost for the moving project as $373,966.53. The Ad Hoc Fundraising Committee was created in order to raise $125,000 worth of funds towards the completion of the school. The Child Care Committee looked at the program’s general philosophy in light of the new relocation. The Personnel Committee developed the budget to support the program while the relocation was taking place. Board of Directors meeting minutes, reports made by the president of the board, and a report by the executive director also comprise this sub-series. These documents discuss preparations for the future of the program, as well as offer specifics about the move.

This series contains meeting minutes of a committee of the Cool School, which comprised the Sisters, Dr. Anderson and lay people.Several types of renovations were discussed, including the creation of a dark room where students could take photographs. For several meetings there was an exchange of philosophies to ensure that the Sisters and Cool School were a compatible match. Lease discussions also made up a large part of the committee meeting discussions.

This sub-series is comprised of minutes of meetings hosted by the Sisters of St. Joseph during their time in Guatemala. The house meeting minutes discuss various house matters, including the purchase of new curtains and a truck, how the earthquake funds should be used, and the hosting of a ‘get together’ for the Feast of St. Joseph. The 1979 Chiquimula meeting minutes detail the steps taken to transfer ownership of the Colegio San José to the Capuchin Sisters of the Third Order.

This series is comprised of Board of Directors minutes. Several Sisters of St. Joseph made up the board, along with community members and professionals. All of the actions and decisions the board took were based on the needs of the emotionally disturbed children. These documents chronicle the transition from orphanage to residential treatment centre. Topics discussed at board meetings included physical changes to the building, by-laws and policies, budgets, and the education and welfare of the children.Several committees were spearheaded by the board. The Childcare Committee was established to assist with the admittance, treatment, and care of the children. A report produced by this committee entitled, “Care and Treatment of Emotionally Disturbed Children” outlines and compares the needs of the centre with those of two similar institutions. It also includes information on residence capacity and wait lists. The Personnel Committee created policies and procedures for staff and volunteers, and material from this committee includes information about financial support for staff credit courses, representation at conferences, and salary schedules. The Committee on the Use of Mount St. Joseph began in 1976, when the board began to look for another site for the Centre. Several ideas were discussed, including a pastoral care centre and a senior’s day centre. The documents in this file outline the different ideas expressed for the use of the space.

This file contains meeting minutes from a meeting between the Sisters and Bishop John Aloysius O'Mara of Thunder Bay about the Red Lake mission.