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Correspondence from the Thunder Bay Timber Operators' Association and questionnaire concerning the 1953 fire season. Correspondence between Thunder Bay Timber Operators' Association and Oscar Styffe Limited concerning Miller Freeman Publications, Vancouver, B.C., who publish Pulp and Paper, running a story on the type of pulpwood loader featured on the Association's July - August, 1953 Log Book. President's messages for some issues of the Log Book for 1953, including a tribute to Ben Renshaw of Cloud Bay. A letter from the Thunder Bay Timber Operators' Association to Oscar Styffe Limited re support for the Port Arthur Community Chest Association for the October 5-24 1953 campaign. Letter re a special issue of the Log Book for distribution to farmers, contractors, etc. who sell forest products. Letter to the chairman of negotiations for 21 Signatory Companies re Oscar Styffe's position for negotiation talks. Circulation list for the Log Book. Hydro Electric Power Commission's planned operations for 1953. Information re the formation of District Committees on Recreational Planning. Letter re Oscar Styffe's tree planting project for 1953. Prev - Fire Gram No. 3, 5. Correspondence concerning the closing of a 1200 foot towing gap in the rubble mound and the need for marking a 1500-foot channel adjacent to the breakwater at the south end of the harbour, March, 1953. Minutes of the Thunder Bay Timber Operators' Association executive meeting held February 22. 1953. The text of an address made by Mr. E. E. Sparrow, Chairman of the Workmen's Compensation Board to the joint meeting of the Northwestern Ontario sections of the Lumbermen's Safety Association and the Ontario Pulp & Paper Makers' Safety Association, January 30, 1953. Invoice for Thunder Bay Timber Operators' Association 1953 membership dues. Minutes of the annual meeting of the Thunder Bay Timber Operators' Association, January 16, 1953. Minutes of a meeting held in the office of the District Engineer, Department of Public Works, January 8, 1953.

Letter from Oscar Styffe Limited to Thunder Bay Forest Products, Port Arthur, Ontario, concerning the possible purchase of 25,000 logs located in the Black Sturgeon River., March 18, 1953. Two questionnaires concerning the forest products required and available for sale for Oscar Styffe's 1953/54 operations. 1953.

Couple with child.

Finnish Independent Lutheran Church picnic at Ranta's summer camp, Surprise Lake. People in photo: Pastor Kaipainen.

Group, Nipigon, Ontario, 1915-1916. People in photo: (back row) Hans Ruth, J. Halme, Dave Koski, A. Knekt, R. Album, Nick Maja, --Severi, (centre row) Mrs. Keto, --Ahola, --Album, --Koski, M. Mammi, --Maja, (front row) Nestor Mannila, Vic Niemi, Elinor Ulfreldt, name not known, Ole Ahl, --Burstrum, Jack Davidson.

Nestor Saari's farm in Miller, Oliver Township, Winter 1930. Donor: Mrs. Saari.

Play entitled "Luxembergin Kreivi" (Operetta) performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay, 1940's.
People in photo: Ted Lake, Ella Koivisto.
Donor: Lauri Laakso.

Preparing for a log drive on Onion Lake, 1920's. People in photo: (orderunknown) Ivar Salminen, Nick Leivo, Frank Jukkola, Manu Sammalisto, Moses Visunen, Toimi Sammalisto. Donor: Martha Ranta.

Play entitled "Aurinkohetki" performed by the Finlandia Club Stage Club at Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay, 1973. People in photo (order unknown) Martti Vanhapelto, Kauko Kivi, Valio Vahaaho, T. Jousmaki, --Aivo, Markku Koski, Reino Erkkila, Jouko Bjorn, Elonen, --Makelainen, Keijo --, --Niemi, --Tome, Haapsaari, Urho Karita, Ellen Karila, Lyyli Sipila, Sanni Kuusela, Helen Martola, Ellen Ranta, Mamie Paavi, Tyyne Randen, Vieno Laine, Linda Murto, Aino Heisholt, Helen Kivipelto, Aili --, Elli Siren. Donor: Ellen Karila.

Theatrical Society, 1909-1910. Donor: Beck Family.

Aino and Felix Hyrske with daughter Ressu. Mr. Hyrske, first Drama Director at Labour Temple. Donor: Mrs. M. Norlander (Beck).

Ville Airola, Drama and Music Director. Donor: Mrs. M. Norlander (Beck).

Theatrical Group from Big Finn Hall visiting Duluth, Minnesota, early 1900's. People in photo: (standing, left to right) Alex Beck, Oiva Anttila, Alex, Myllyla, (seated) Alex Kauppi, Otto Heino. Donor: Mrs. M. Norlander (Beck).

Finnish Theatrical Society Executive Members, early 1900's. People in photo: (2nd Row) Mrs. Aino Tuominen (2nd from left), Mrs. Sanni Rinne (2nd from right), Mr. 0. Kivela (far right), (3rd Row) Mrs. Forsberg (2nd from right), (back
Row) Mr. Alex Beck (2nd from left), Mrs. Kantola (3rd from left), Mr. W. Tuominen (2nd from right).
Donor: Mrs. S. Allison (Kivela).

Torpa Hall Theatre Club, Wilson Street, Thunder Bay, 1908. People in photo: Felix Hyrska (Director) (3rd row from back, 6th from left), Matti Romppainen, -- Miettinen, Otto Heino (2nd row from back, 5th from left), -- Saarinen, Aino Helin (Kantola) (4th row from back, 2nd from left), -- Aarnio (4th row from back, far right), Alex Beck (2nd row from back, far left), William Tuominen (back row, 7th from left), Sanni Rinne (3rd row from back, 8th from left), Mrs. Forsberg (4th row from back, 7th from left), Otto Kivela. Donor: Helen Laine.

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Torpa Hall Threatrical Society, Wilson Street, Thunder Bay, 1908 (approx.). People in photo: (back row, left to right) Bill Tuominen, Mrs. Kantola, Mrs. Forsberg, (2nd row) Mr. Toivonen, Mrs. Aarnio, (front row) Sanni Rinne (centre), Alex Beck (2nd from right). Donor: Forsberg & Dr. Laine Family.

Theatre Club, Torpa Hall (?). Donor: Helen Laine.

Drama Club, Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay, 1925. People in photo: (order unknown) Toivo Tuulas, Vaino Perna, Valteri Aho, Paavo Laine, Nick Lepisto, Matti Koski, Matti Romppainen, Joel Viita, Hjalmar Luoma, Aatto Aho, Santeri Kangas, Alex Fiskari, Niilo Aho, Santeri Anttila, Nick Kuusela, Sanni Aho, Armas Randen, Lennart Hjorth, Hugo Kantola, Pauli Torma, Ellen Wilson Karila, Mrs. Carlson, Maire Hjorth, Mrs. Helli Hjorth, Aino Kantola, Ida Torma, Lennart Hjorth (director). Donor: Ellen Karila.

2 Copies.
Donor: S. Anttila

Correspondence with Canadian National Railways (C.N.R.) Freight Traffic Department, Port Arthur, Ontario concerning freight rates for pulpwood from Umfreville, Ontario, and waybills. Letter to C.N.R. Tie and Timber Department, Montreal, Quebec concerning the C.N.R. Tie Agreement, Order no. 172. Information and letter to Canadian National Telegraphs, Port Arthur, Ontario concerning credit cards for Roy, Hobart H., and John Styffe. Correspondence with C.N.R. re anticipated pulpwood shipments for the 1954/55 season. Letter to Tie and Timber Department, Montreal, Quebec re possible renewal of contract for the coming season or even a larger contract, dated September 4, 1954. Correspondence with C.N.R. re order for kindling wood. Railway Association of Canada Circular 110-E (Plan 1). Correspondence with C.N.R. Real Estate Department, Winnipeg, Manaitoba re increase in rent for lease of land by Oscar Styffe Limited in Port Arthur effective April 1, 1954.

Request for a list of stock and prices for spruce, jack and white pine lumber from Crown Lumber Company, Lumber and Building Materials, Toronto, Ontario with reply from Oscar Styffe Limited, March, 1954.

Letter to Mr. R. J. Cross, Port Arthur, Ontario from John Styffe regarding the article about Silver Islet in the Houghton paper, June 3, 1954.

Correspondence concerning the cruising of lands under license to Canada Ore Lands plus a map of the areas, June 15, 1954.

Correspondence and orders for lumber from Davis Lumber Company, St. Catharines, Ontario for 1954.

During 1954 Mr. John Styffe served as the Acting Vice-Consul for Denmark and the contents of this folder concerns the business connected with this position such as correspondence concerning obtaining or renewing passports and visas; correspondence concerning individuals such as Mr. John Mahrt (Mart) Deceased, Mr. Allan Bjorn Pinner and Ejvind William Jensen; list of fees in Danish and Canadian currency for various services. 1954.

Rough copies of the quarterly reports for the Dominion Bureau of Statistics for 1954.