For Peter Shackleton and Heather Morrison. Electronically produced full score and clarinet solo part.
Dedicated to Heather Morrison.
Electronically produced. Score and solo bassoon part.
This file contains a series of photocopied pages and chapters from books. Sources include "Historical Sketch of The County of Wentworth," "The Significance of the Six Nations Participation in The War of 1912" by G.F.G. Stanley, "The Six Nations and The American Revolution" by George F.G. Stanley, "The Legal Status of The Six Nations Indians In Canada" by Malcolm Montgomery, "Among The Six Nations" by Kanoerohnkwa (Mrs. Celia B. File), "The Historical Position of The Six Nations" by Asa R. Hill, Secretary, Six Nations Council, "The Six-Nations Indians," and"The Six Nations Indians" by Miss Augusta I.G. Gilkison. This file also contains a document from The Institute of Iroquoian Studies. A copy of a speech sent to Cohochto where the counsel is held is also found in this file, alongside another copied speech by the Crane, a description of a visit by the Governor General and Countess of Dufferin to the Six Nations (1874), and the address presented by Chief Dr. Peter E. Jones in behalf of the Mississaugas, the Ojibwas, neighbors of the Six Nations. An address from the Superintendent Mr. Gilconson is also included in this file. Additionally, several photocopied newspaper articles including the article titled "Brantford Long Linked With Royalty" by W.V.M and "Gargantuan feast served Prince of Wales in Brantford" by Alice Linden, and one in celebration of the 160th anniversary of the Six Nations Treaty from The Globe and Mail (1944). A paper flyer is also included in this file of The Woodland Indian Cultural Education Centre presenting The 1984/1985 Exhibition Program.
Six Children’s Songs: Melodies and Accompaniments, 1986
Henn. Heijermans nuor. trans. Benj. Leino. Role: Geerd
This file contains three newspaper article clippings by Bob Bowman including "Sitting Bull shot," "Sitting Bull threatened prairie peace," and "Sioux fled to Canada." A newspaper article clipping titled "Indian History Well-researched, Readable" by Maria Maclean in The Native People (1974) is also found in this file, which is a book review for Across The Medicine Line by Frank Turner. This file also contains an article by J.P Turner alonside pages with a quote from the article, excerpts quoted in History of the Province of Saskatchewan, and a photocopied typewritten exchange from Sitting Bull to Father Hogrounard in The Leader (1916). A photocopied newspaper article, dated August 23, 1932 titled "Ancient Sioux Fighter Who Saw Custer Battle Lives Close to Regina" by Z. M. Hamilton is also included in this file. Additionally, this file contains two photocopies of scholarly articles including "Memoirs on the Half-Breeds of Manitoba and the Territories of the Canadian North West" by Albert Lacombe and "Sitting Bull Indian Without a Country" by Gary Pennanen.
S. E. Risku
Information about specific sites visited or studied by members of the Claude E. Garton Herbarium, as well as correspondence concerning their preservation and arranging visits.
Files A-K in Box 9; L-O in Box 10; O-P in Box 11; Q-S in Box 12; S-W in Box 13.
Sistren Women, Religion & Spirituality
10 photos of gravestones of Margaret Phillips' relatives.
A letter from L.B. Sissons, 1960.
Includes two copies of an affidavit made by Luisa Petrone describing her surviving family members, a letter of authorization typed in Italian and signed by both Luisa Petrone and Francesco Sisca, her brother, approving the sale of their home in Italy to Salvatore Mauro, and a deed of sale for the property, also in Italian, which was left incomplete. Also includes a copy of a death record for Peter Sisco and another copy of the letter of authorization, unsigned, in Italian.
Toivo Pekkanen
George Sand Adapt Charlotte Birch-Pfeiffer trans. C. Edv. Tormanen . Roles: Martineau, Manon, Didier, Madelon, Mariette, Eukko, Etienne, Caillard
Eva Hirn
Copy of the March 12, 1962 edition of the Georgian Radical, correspondence with parties of the George William University, newspaper clippings.
Sakeus Juuri-Oja
Presentation September 9, 1997 by Paul Stuckless, Forest Technician
Presentation by G.D. Hakli, Sportsmen Conservation Club of Kenora
Correspondence regarding: Boreal Forest West Round Table September 4, 1997, and Dale Munro’s Presentation to the Roundtable in Sioux Narrows, November 13, 1997
Summary of Concerns and Ideas
Map - Northwestern Ontario Natural Disturbances (1970-1995) Abitibi - Consolidated
Map - Stone-Consolidated Corporation Northwestern Ontairo Natural Disturbances (1970-1995)
Map - Moderate to Severe Jack Pine Budworm Defoliation (1984- 1994) Stone - Consolidated Corporation
Map - Moderate to Severe Jack Pine Budworm Defoliation (1984- 1994) Stone - Consolidated Corporation
Theoretical curve for age distribution for Northwest Region under historic (uncontrolled) fire regime
Correspondence regarding: TransCanada Pipelines Limited vs. Township of Beardmore, Province of Ontario, etc. Greenstone our File No. 8725-1 February 13, 1998
Preliminary Brief by the Lac Seul First Nation to the Ontario Lands for Life Process, Boreal West Regional Round Table, Phase 1 Statement of Intent Prepared by George and Mary Kenny Keeshikoong Consulting September 10, 1997 sioux Lookout
Citizen’s Roundtable on the Environment, Economy & Development (Creed) Community Based Resource Management A framework and process to integrate environmental and social needs with community economic and development issues. People Interested in a Natural Environment Sioux Lookout, Ontario February 1991
Not much “wild” in wilderness!!
Correspondence regarding: Boreal West Round Table Sioux Lookout Community Meeting September 10, 1997
Background Information Package Provided to Sioux Lookout Town Council by McKenzie Forest Products on the Proposed Parks Expansion and Lands for Life Additionally: Presentation to Sioux Lookout Town Council Comments on the Caribou Management Strategy Presented to Sioux Lookout Chamber of Commerce
Sioux Lookout Photo. Catalogued 1
Sioux Lookout Articles.
Lists of plant specimen collected at Sioux Lookout (Peatland Inventory)
An excerpt from "British Laws and Arctic Men" by R.G. Moyles regarding a murder trial in which Sinnisiak, an Inuit Man of Coronation Gulf, NWT, murdered a man. The excerpt provided is of his testimony.