Item is a letter from Rose to Morris dated April 5, 1921. Rose discusses the excitement surrounding the couple's engagement announcement. The letter includes various notes from Rose's friends expressing best wishes.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated March 31, 1921. Morris asks Rose to visit his brother and inquire about some correspondence that he sent him.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated June 10, 1921. Morris recounts an evening spent walking through Stanley Park with a friend and discusses what it will be like when Rose is with him in Vancouver.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated June 23, 1921. Topics include Morris' financial situation and a planned trip to Grouse Mountain.

Item is a letter from Rose to Morris dated April 13, 1921. Rose expresses her thoughts on college education compared with business experience.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated March 7, 1921. Morris details his experience from Seattle, Washington while in town to attend a meeting of the Seattle District of the Zionist Organization of America.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated May 27, 1921. Morris discusses his latest case involving a man forced into marriage. Includes dried flowers.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated May 30, 1921. Topics include the views of Morris' friends on his relationship with Rose and Morris' views on the importance of good home-cooked meals.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated July 4, 1921. Morris attempts to console Rose and relieve her of her depression. He expresses his strong desire to visit her in Montreal if her condition does not improve. Includes a blank piece of paper with a coat of arms design and the phrase "Canadian Linen Bond" engraved in it.

Item is a letter from Rose to Morris dated April 6, 1921. The couple's engagement is discussed.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated March 15, 1921. Morris details the nature of his partnership with Mr. Chose and attempts to relieve Rose of her concern regarding the privacy of the couple's correspondence.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated March 24, 1921. Morris discusses the ways in which his relationship with Rose has made him a better person.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated April 5, 1921. Topics include an incident that caused Morris to be late to work and the methods by which Morris plans to announce his engagement when the time is right.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated April 6, 1921. Topics include the method by which the couple plans to announce their engagement and Morris' thoughts on material wealth versus other kinds of riches.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated April 15, 1921. Topics include Morris' weekly expenditures and one of his close friends, Dr. Morris.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated April 20, 1921. . Topics include the degree of privacy afforded to the couple's correspondence and Rose's planned move to a new home.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated May 12, 1921. Includes dried flowers.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated May 31, 1921. Topics include how Morris' relationship with Rose has changed him and Morris' involvement with the Concordia Club.

Item is a letter from Rose to Morris dated March 25, 1921.

Item is a letter from Rose to Morris dated April 14, 1921. Topics include Rose's past charitable work and her plans for Passover.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated June 11, 1921. Morris discusses his plan to attend a picnic solo, despite the urging of his friends to bring another girl to accompany him.

Item is a letter from Morris to Rose dated July 2, 1921. Topics include a planned trip to Crescent Beach and a conversation Morris had with a friend regarding Rose. Includes a blank piece of paper with a coat of arms design and the phrase "Canadian Linen Bond" engraved in it.

Consists of a letter from Dan Rogers, Promotions Director of the Prince George Spruce Kings, to Al Lefebvre, Director of Finance of UNBC. The letter thanks Lefebvre for his attendance and support of the Spruce Kings' recent exhibition series with the Victoria Warriors and summarizes the series. Post-script on letter reads as follows : "I have included an autographed hat and puck that U.N.B.C. can keep for prosperity."

Consists of 1 puck signed by the Prince George Spruce Kings. The black puck is signed in blue ink by the team members of the 1991 Prince George Spruce Kings Junior "A" Hockey Club. The puck features a blue crown, and is labelled "Prince George Spruce Kings."