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Finnish Historical Society project. Lively Finnish folk dancers get ready for Grand Festival. Multicultural historical group to visit Lakehead this month. Finnish book available. Handwritten sheets of contacts and notes. Handwritten of notice of meeting February 20. Handwritten thank you letter for donation, April 13, 1977. Handwritten notes on torn sheet.

Ace Arvelin captures inaugural (Len Madge) tournament at Fort William Municipal Golf Course. Arvelin wins golf crown Fort William Times-Journal, July 4, 1966. Arvelin wins golf crown Fort William Times-Journal, July 4, 1966. Arvelin wins Thunder Bay District amateur golf championship Daily Times-Journal September 2, 1969. City golfer hits jackpot with trip - winning aces 1972. Tremendous rally for Ace Arvelin September 5, 1972. Arvelin captures invitation golf News-Chronicle August 4, 1970.

Photocopied Newspaper clippings of Finnish Canadian Hockey players (1920-70).

Photocopied newspaper clippings about the drama club (1950-1960's)

Contests mark opening of new field 1946 at new athletic field, Nahjus Field (off John Street). Also called McIntyre Park and officially renamed George Burke Park, 1954. Sam Neill sparks Y win in Nahjus Track Meet. List of cast (Henkilot) in Finnish play. Text in Finnish and English.

Music is keynote as Finns celebrate by Augustus Bridle. Trophies presented at Finn Festival, News-Chronicle, July 2, 1952.

Booklet Kansantanhukerho Kiikuric (Folk club) Suomessa Kesiila,1973 Summer in Finland. Sheet from Department of External Affairs "Indians and folk dancers visiting Finland", Helsingin Sanomat July 7, 1973. Newspaper clipping pasted on sheet. Kiikurien vauhdikasta menoa Kaustisella. Thunder Bay Kikkurit mutta myos Windsorin folk dancers Vapaa San. Finnish dance group will appear here Atikokan December 4, 1975. Local Finnish folk dancers headed down under. Kiikurit Australiaan - onnistunut lahtiaiskonsertti Vapaa Sana, December 19, 1985. A lover's quarrel Finnish folk dance weekend Chronicle-Journal April 12, 1977. Logo unveiled for Arts Centre Chronicle-Journal July 9, 1977 and newspaper clipping in Finnish.

The collection of News Clippings and News/Press Releases that contains a number of different items that pertained to the events or publications at Lakehead University. There are news releases that range from the late 1960s to the mid-1990s. The news releases contain information about students and staff presentations, events held by Lakehead University and those associated with the university, and other various items that were put out by Lakehead University. There are a number of different newspaper clippings pertaining to students, faculty, Lakehead University and Alumni events and athletics from 1963 to 2018.

File with a collection of newspaper clippings regarding topics that include Mayflower Society, conscious living, historic houses, health issues, Canadian identity and heritage; genealogical research guide, notes and records; California Mayflower newsletter, 1983; Addendum to Mayflower Families; Whitehern house; reference lists and summaries for Dean family; a copy of the manuscript, Pioneers, by Curtis Milford Dean, 1965; research correspondence; information about the Canadian Mayflower Descendants with newsletter, 1981; Register of the Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel Warner, 1956. Content note for the news clippings.

4 newspaper clippings

3 photos

Descriptions on the back of select photos:
-Camp 1924

Newspaper clippings about Henry Tuutila's death, who was known as the Flying Finn, Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society's Sport Project, 50th Anniversary of Nahjus and Isku (January 17, 1957, Vapaus); Periodical entitled "Sports College Research Guide: A World of Knowledge to the World of Sports (January, 1952).

A collection of newspaper clippings regarding issues of alzheimer's advocacy, Presbyterian Church, Late Dr Dean, and obituaries. An envelope with newspaper clippings regarding church liturgy and Canada is included in the file.

Finn Fling '06 Finland's best musicians are coming to the Fling! Are you? Finnish Canadians honoured Chronicle-Journal September 7, 1999. Sauna contest popular clean across continent Chronicle-Journal July 22, 2000 p. A5. Photocopy from Helsingin Sanomat 1988 of various articles in Finnish.

Newspaper clipping in Finnish 100 Ilkka Thunder Bay Tenkula Hill. The Finnish American Reporter vol. 23, no. 11 November 2009. Finn Sauna News, Savu Sauna Products Ltd. The Institute for Nonprofit Organizations Fund raising projects that succeeded, 1981. Collectors' items area man's speciality Chronicle Journal July 6, 1981. Capturing Finnish history Thunder Bay Source A11, October 27, 2006.

Sauna literature hunt is on by Calire Stirling, October 1, 1999 Chronicle-Journal A4. New look Artist Donna Heisholt's painting of the Hoito Restaurant is featured on the cover of the 1998 Thunder Bay phone book,June 13, 1998 Chronicle-Journal. Obituary Aato Arthur Kjander, August 1,1998. Suurjuhlat or Finnish Grand Festival bringing taste of Finland to Thunder Bay by Dawna MacIvor, Thunder Bay Post July 28, 1998. Festival excites Finnish visitors by Dave Lammers, Chronicle-Journal July 28, 1998. Finnish festival coming soon by Betty Braaksma, Chronicle-Journal, A7. Reindeer festival kicks off Winterfest, Chronicle-Journal. It's Winterfest Chronicle-Journal A4. Bandits inspire bizarre competition, innovation carries the day in Finland Chronicle-Journal July 5, 1998. Early two-sport athletes, hockey, softball boomed for women in the 1950s by John Nagy, Chronicle-Journal January 10, 2000. NWO Hall of Fame welcomes slew of entrants Chronicle-Journal June 25, 1977. NWO Hall inducts Wilson twice: local curler goes into shrine as builder and Canadian champion by Bud Tolman, Chronicle-Journal September 28, 1977. Sports Hall of Fame opens doors to new inductees by Gary Moskalyk, Thunder Bay Post October 7, 1997. Timber helped build the Northwest by Gerry Poling, Chronicle-Journal August 3, 1997. Elevators have long history on waterfront: by Gerry Poling, Chronicle-Journal July 20, 1997. Thunder Baylla on tuhti suomalaisote Turun Sanomat, December 5, 1983 in Finnish. Multiple copies of "Kaisa Kangas Thunder Bayn Lentava suomalais-tytto" in Finnish. Sheet on Cooking north of Superior.

An envelope filled with an extensive collection of newspaper clippings regarding topics of ancestry, Mayflower, obituaries, tenancy, homecare, racism, bilingualism, genealogy, finance and travel. Articles appear to be mostly taken from Toronto newspapers, 1975-1985.

An envelope filled with an extensive collection of newspapers from 1972 -1979 including articles from The Independent, Brighton, 1975 -1976; Globe and Mail, 1972 - 1975; Toronto Star, 1971 - 1975; the Stirring giant, 1974. Topics include Brighton, immigration, physical health, financial economy, education, democracy, historic homes, Quebec and Old Fort William in Thunder Bay.

Newspaper clippings regarding Canadian national identity, Quebec population, Eaton Centre (Toronto).

Unlabelled file containing newspaper clippings covering the Batterwood house, 1969; Canadian holiday reader of half a century ago with except of story from Duncan Campbell Scott; wedding cake recipe; reflection on Peter Bryce; Fort William Daily Times Journal, April 17 1951;

Kaarela leads Finnish skiers at Sudbury test. Kaministiquia Kam Tiger's club holds track meet News-Chronicle correspondence. Announce results Isku Park meet. Kaministiquia New athletic club in fine display News-Chronicle correspondence. Legion track, field meet deemed a large success Port Arthur News-Chronicle September 30, 1963. Tauno Saari again top man Sharing the honours at the Liittojuhlas. N.Bay man big winner in Finnish cross-country. Finnish-Canadians Cross-country winners, staff photo. Loch Lomond, PA sweep zone tests. Local skiers dominate field in Central Zone Title tests. Hiihtokilpailutuloksia (ski race results). Here's a photo finish in Saturday's senior cross-country race, Mount Baldy Lake Superior Ski Zone Championship February 6, 1954. Cross-country champions Lake Superior Ski Zone Championship, 1953. Photocopy of javelin throwers, one figure is Karl Kaarela. Cross-country ski winners held by the Isku Athletic Club. Karl Kaarela fastest skier in Isku meet. Keskustelua Thunder Bayn piirin hiihtomestarin kanssa. K. Kaarela voitti kolmannen kerran mestaruuden. They have a Finnish connection and sports identification. Preserving history worthwhile project, April 21,1982. Preservation project launched April 19, 1982.

Cool Million Classic Lakehead University and Canadian Suomi Foundation 25,000 raised for the Chair in Finnish Studies at Lakehead University, Chronicle Journal January 26, 2005. Local film Letters from Karelia up for Gemini Award by Kathryn Lyzun Thunder Bay Post September 8, 2006. Finns love their daily coffee bread, Toronto Star September 25, 2002. Folksy Finns keping cultural riches alive Thunder Bay Source June 3, 2005. Breakfast at the Hoito and other Finnish rituals Toronto Star September 25, 2002. Nipigon native returns home to launch novel May 27, 2005. St. Urho event unique by Chen Chekki Chronicle Journal March 19, 2006. 1998 -1999 Directory. Restaurant placemat menu from the Hoito. Praise for city's Finns Andrew Ehrkamp Chronicle Journal March 1, 1998. Blue loose handwritten sheet with contact information. Suurjuhlat 1994 Finnish Grand Council Thunder Bay June 24-July 3 1994. Colour photograph of two women sitting on a couch. Two loose sheets with handwritten notes. City hosts big Finnish festival Stephen Knight Chronicle Journal. Sold flowers aided Red Cross Port Arthur News-Chronicle August 26, 1942. Receipt slip Nahjus Club 1953. Book launch Second Watch by Karn Autio May 28, 2005 Finnish Bookstore.