Photocopy of Otava Choir minutes from 1952-78.
Manuscript entitled "Ostola"; Interviews of early residents in area; Photocopied letter 1917 to certify birth; Map of Ostola area; List of original landowners in Ostola; Copied excerpts from S.S. #5 Mcintyre minute book 1932- 44.
Roles: Jim, Oku, Josephine
This file contains articles written by author Gilbert Oskaboose including a photocopied newspaper article from Indian News in May 1979 Vol. 20 No. 1 article titled "Indian government on the way?" This file also contains a photocopied newspaper from Indian News with an opinion from Gilbert Oskaboose detailing information on the Indian Government Development Conference sponsored by the National Indian Brotherhood (NIB). In the file an article titled "The Serpent's Egg by Gilbert Oskaboose is found detailing information on the creation of Serpent's river and the story of uranium mining at Serpent's river. Additionally, this file contains a newspaper article titled "The Serpent Doesn't Live Here Anymore" by Gilbert Oskaboose describing the pollution the uranium mining caused in the Serpent River and area.
Information includes:
A prominent businessman who operated a timber firm as well as Gravel and Lake Services Ltd in Port Arthur. The collection consists of correspondence, ledgers, scrapbooks, pamphlets and photographs primarily related to the timber industry.
Records are arranged into the following series:
Camps
Correspondence
Ledgers
Scrapbooks
Photographs
Index card with biographical data on Orulo. Excerpt and photocopy of excerpt from Intellectual Culture of the Hudson Bay Eskimos- Report of the Fifth Thule Expedition 1921-24, by Knud Rasmussen, Vol VII, 48-52, 52-53, written from Orulo. Excerpt from undisclosed resource with edits referencing Orulo, text heading "The sea spirit Takánâluk arnâluk: The Mother of Sea Beasts", p. 63-69.
This file contains correspondence between the WCB and certified practitioners regarding orthotic dispensing with a copy of the Curriculum Report on the Clinical Methods in Orthotics and Prosthetics Program at George Brown College/West Park Hospital.
Aug. Mankinen. Roles: Robert, Jack, Harold, Sam, Calvin, Mabel, Eugenia, Patty, Richard, Joe, Gerald, Max, Dora
Two index cards with biographical data for Orpingalik. Excerpts from "The Netsilik Eskimos Social Life and Spiritual Culture", Report of the Fifth Thule Expedition 1921-24, vol. VIII, no. 1-2, 1931 with work of Orpingalik (9 pages); excerpt p. 10-32, 15, 16, 200-201, 227-229, 321-33, 321; excerpt p. 121-122. Excerpt from Arctic Solitudes by Admiral Lord Mountevans, 1953, p. 92-95.
Correspondence with Neil Ornstein
Fr. von Schiller
M. Ruotsi
Arvid Jarnefelt
The collection consists of newspapers (primarily the Orillia Daily Packet and Times) with stories related to the proposal to establish a campus of the Waterloo Lutheran University in Orillia.
The proposal made by the Orillia University Committee in September 1965 to Simcoe County Council to establish funding for the new university campus was approved, and $600,000 allocated. Fundraising commenced, but was halted in 1968 by the Ontario Ministry of University Affairs.
Correspondence, documents, and publications related to the Orillia campus facilities, including LEED Platinum designation. Includes magazines featuring articles about the Orillia campus.
Original Teaching Kit and one copy prepared by the Finnish Canadian Historial Society ; Rough Draft of
Teaching Kit including copies of list and articles Hardcopies of transparencies "Facts on Finland" Copies of newspaper article related to Finnish groups in Thunder Bay , Joan Sangster's article "Finnish Women in Ontario, 1890-1930".
Original Saannot (By-laws) from the C.T.K.L. (Canadan Teollisuusunionistinen Kannatus Liitto), Port Arthur.
This file includes original mock-ups of Lakehead University’s main information booklets and pamphlets from the 1970s.
Original minute book from The Finnish Association (Suomalainen Osasto) (1918-1925) . Original minute ' book from the Finnish Building Co. (1924-1943).
Original Finnish Christmas cards (1906-1918).