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Part of Jaro Kotalik Fonds

Questionnaire/ Survey on patient care received from the Thunder Bay Regional Cancer Centre. Questionnaire includes 26 statement/questions and uses a scale that ranges from (0-4) to rate patient care.

Pastoral Epistles -

Typewritten English notes on the Pastoral Epistles, with handwritten notes in English and Finnish. Rev. C.B Smith. No date but likely 1940s.

Box 1 File 25.

Spanish passport of Johann Savikkoand other Spanish documents (1937-1939) Finnish passport of Heikki Ylitalo, C.N. railroad pass, birth certificate and miscellaneous notes (1964-1969) ,Canadian passport of Kast Arthur Laino (1921-1922)
;Finnish passport of Heino Jarvela (1927) ; Bank book and will of Kost Arthur Laino ( 1946) , Miscellaneous papers,
addresses ; material submission report (1978). 1921-1978.

File · 1919-1920
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

Contains the original Italian passport belonging to Luisa Sisca issued in 1920 allowing her to enter Canada, complete with a picture inside. Also contains a postcard addressed to her from Luigi, sent in 1919.

Pascol - Icebreaker [1970]

Correspondence regarding Proposal, Minister of Transport inquiries, Membership Meeting, icebreaker “Alexander Henry”, Icebreaking and Longer Season in Thunder Bay, regarding needing an icebreaker in Thunder Bay, minutes of the Great Lakes Users Association, meeting, an Address by Leonard J. McLaughlin, and government attention.

Newspaper Articles Correspondence regarding press release

Draft of Correspondence on icebreaker Alexander Henry

Statement of the Industrial Users of the Great Lake and St. Lawrence Seaway in Support of the Extension of the Navigation Season

An Address to the Opening Meeting of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, October 6th, 1970. The Case for Canadian Flag Preference

Notes

The Canadian Lakehead Port Council of Thunder Bay and District Regular Meeting Held September 2, 1970 7P.M.