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Toivo Raita. Roles: Laura, Edvin, Rva Vuomala, Tarjoilija

Heikki Jalmari Lehmus-Saari

This file contains typed, transcribed letters from the Archives of Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Topics include the disappearance of buffalo, need of farming resources, the 1885 Rebellion, and Fort Carlton. Also contains a photocopied bibliography of Sessional Papers and other sources titled, "Mistawasis (Big Child) Snake Plains - Cree".

Harry Van Demark. Roles: William, John, Tillie, Rip, Randolf, Wandors, Virginia, Dusti

Correspondence between Erika North and Terri McClymont with Bruce Allen (Missouri Botanical Garden) as well as Claude Garton and those working for the Missouri Botanical Garden concerning the loan of specimen, including Nancy Morin (Administrative Curator) and Dr. Peter Raven (Director), also a copy of Missouri Botanical Garden News Release (Sept. 1992)

Typescript materials produced by the Ontario Pentecostal Bible School: lectures on Pentecostal missionary work in Kenya; South Africa and Mozambique; the British West Indies; Argentina; India; and China. No date; probably 1940s.

Box 2 File 40.

Dr. Schroeter

Fanny Ojanpaa

Miss Margaret Phillips on the occasion of her leaving Renfrew [letter of appreciation from Renfrew Recreation Commission April 1955]

Includes a photocopy of an article about the Miss Canada Girls, complete with a photo picturing Penny Petrone. Also, a newspaper clipping congratulating Penny Petrone's PhD in Canadian Literature glued to a piece of construction paper. Finally, a black and white photo of Penny Petrone in her Miss Canada uniform, undated.

This file contains a small handwritten note that mentions a possible Shoal Lake legendary hero of the 1700's and early 1800's. In pencil, words written "unable to locate."

Obituaries Cecil Lynn French 1925 - 1981. Which Way New China An illustrated public lecture by Dr. E. H. Johnson Board of World Mission, Presbyterian Church in Canada Dr. Johnson has made three visits to the People

Various issues such as “Open University” project using TV Ontario to provide a limited number of credit courses, external Library newsletters, proposed cooperative Master Library Science (MLS) program and a published Guide to Ontario University Libraries.

Correspondence on various library related issues such as I.D. cards, study carrels, emergency manual, Northern and Regional Studies Database and Report of the Working Group on the University Library. Also includes memos on campus communications, Canadian Shield Foundation, academic planning and Canadian Organization for Development through Education CODE brochure.

Miscellaneous library correspondence regarding holdings, donations, fines, damaged books, noise, tours and library usage.

One copy of Thunder enlightening: newsletter of the Macintosh Users Group in Thunder Bay, Ontario, September 1987, vol. 4, no. 9, Lakehead University Student Union 1987-88 Handbook, Certificates of Appreciation to Lakehead University Library from Avenue 11 Community Program Services and Lakeview High School Avenue 1 Program, 1985.

Library holdings in Business Administration, study day on University finances, operation of university during strike situation, faculty publications, funds for Sociology Masters Program and Committee on University Affairs (CUA).

Inter-library loan related issues plus Report to the Ministers prepared by the Interdepartmental Ad Hoc Working Group to Study the Canadian Library Association Brief on Inter-library Loan, Appendix I., 1977. Also includes correspondence to Minitex Advisory Committee from David Laird, Assistant Director for Inter-Institutional Program Planning, membership in Council for Computerized Library Networks (CCLN) for Donald J. Sharp.

Listing of Libraries of Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) member institutions and institutional members of Canadian Association of College and University Libraries (CACUL) and one issue of CACUL newsletter. Also includes CACUL Small University Libraries Section, Report of Special Collections in Victoria University, 1975 and other CACUL related correspondence.

External correspondence on the Council of Ontario (COU) Universities meetings from University Librarian, University of WIndsor, National Library on Library on the International Information System on Research in Documentation (ISORID), Council of Ontario Universities (COU) proposal for the creation of an Ontario Universities’ Committee on Learning Resources, Sub-Committee on Library Building Standards Report , and the nomination of Eric Belton (Lakehead University Chief Librarian) for the position of Chairman of Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL). Also includes some 1972/73 minutes of OCUL.

Memos on administrative re-organization and appointments, organization charts, staff evaluation, memos and minutes of Administrative Executive Committee and Administrative Officers Committee. Handbook for non-academic, full time, non-organized staff members at Lakehead University, plus policy statements for each employee category on varied topics. Also includes Confidential Report to the Task Force on administrative services and budgets and student record historical file feasibility study, June 1972 and a Study of Personnel Function, January 1972.

Agendas and memos on senior and general staff meetings. Also includes a memo from Chief Librarian to Mr. B. Mason, Executive Assistant to the President, on Library Co-ordination.

Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) agendas, report on Characteristics of Interlibrary Lending among Ontario University Libraries, 1968-69 by C. Donald Cook and Sandra M. Black, Office of Library Coordination, Council of Ontario Universities (COU) memo regarding subject and service of Inter University Transit System (IUTS), and Ethnic Newspapers Microfilming Project, 1973.

News releases, memos, and directories from Lake Superior Association of Colleges and Universities, a consortium of six colleges and universities. Also includes the ratification of the Association, a paper entitled “Consortia Colleges Pool Talent, Dollars” written by Donald B. Swegan and a “Co-Operation-In-Action” a potential program for a Lake Superior Consortium.