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File · 1949-1954
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

This file contains a series of photocopied excerpts from the magazine ESKIMO: an article titled "Excerpts from "Across Arctic America"" by Knud Ramussen, an article titled "Missionary work with "Copper" Eskimos "INUK"" by Father Roger Buliard, an article titled "Monica Ataguvtaluk, Queen of Iglulik" dated December 1949, an article titled "Knowledge and Experience" by Charles Choque, and an article titled "The Archaeological Site of Pingerkalik" by Guy Mary-Rousseliere dated September 1954. This file also contains several handwritten notes regarding Monica Ataguttauluk. Also a typewritten excerpt from the magazine ESKIMO of an article titled "So Spoke the "Queen" of Igloolik" by Guy Marie-Rousseliere. Also a translation of a conversation Atagguttaluk had with a Reverend about her life, as well as a photocopy of an article titled "So Spoke the 'Queen' of Igloolik". Also contains a photocopy of an article titled "History of a Case of Cannibalism in Baffin Land" in which Ataguttaaluk is mentioned.

A.T.C.M.
File · 1942-1944
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

Includes several copies of a program for Penny Petrone's Graduating Recital from the Toronto Conservatory of Music, a newspaper clipping announcing her graduation alongside Rosemary Gilbride, a program for the full graduation ceremony two years earlier, and several pages of Petrone's exam results.

Athapascan and Dene
File · 1982-1987
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

This file has the following journal articles: "Knowledge, Power, and the Individual in Subarctic Hunting Societies" by Robin Ridington (talks about Northern Athapaskan and Algonquian hunting people), "Technology, world view, and adaptive strategy in a northern hunting society" by Robin Ridington, and "The American Indian and the Problem of History" edited by Calvin Martin. [Originally titled: Indians - Beaver]

Athletic Clubs
Series · 1920 - 1977
Part of Cairine Budner fonds

Series consists of records of Nahjus and Reipas Athletic Clubs including a listing of northwestern Ontario Finnish-Canadian sports clubs including club name, affiliation, active years and type of sport, photographs, newspaper articles of events, activities of the Club, membership lists and attendance records from the Nahjus Minute Book. A few booklets of Regulations on the 11th World Championship of Modern Gymnastics at Prague, 1965 and booklet on Army Physical Training Centre, Gymnastics Camp Borden,1959, are of particular interest.

These two athletic Clubs had very different beginnings. The Finnish Labour Temple was home for the Nahjus Athletic Club and this club made quite the mark in the community during the club's lifespan from 1920 to the mid-1950s. The club was an affiliate of the Canada Tyovaen Kannatus Litto (CTKL), a worker's organization using the Big Finn Hall (Labour Temple) as its branch headquarters in Port Arthur. In the Temple on Bay Street, the club had all the necessary apparatus for gymnastics, such as mats, a pommel horse, parallel bars, rings that hung from the ceiling, and a trampoline. Every year Nahjus presented its Annual Gymnastic Display. Property for outdoor sports, such as track & field was eventually leased from the City of Thunder Bay and is known today as George Burke Park.

Reipas Athletic Club was started in 1955 by Finnish immigrants who were looking for ways to maintain physical fitness, socialize and compete in sporting events. Primarily known for their activities outside the Big Finn Hall, including such sports as running, skiing, hockey, broomball, the Reipas Club maintained an affiliation with the Hall up until their disbandment in 2011.

The Minute book for the Nousu Athletic Club in Finnish is also included. This athletic club was active in the 1930s.

Nahjus 1920-1939; Reipas 1960-present; Nousu Athletic Club, Alppila, Ont. 1930s.

Atikokan
File · 1957-1965
Part of Douglas Fisher fonds

Correspondence to citizens of Atiokans, as well as correspondence about Atikokan and to its businesses.

File · 1982-1991
Part of Dr. Ernst Zimmermann fonds

Invoices. Map of Atikokan. History 2107 in Atikokan - Fall/Winter 1982. Schedules of classes for History 2105 - Atikokan 1982-1983. Lakehead University Class List Final Marks Reporting W83 History, Zimmermann E. R. FB209 005-History Course 2107 YAT 1983. Lakehead University Travel Expense Statement for Dr. E. R. Zimmerman Purpose of Trip. Lists of books sent to Atikokan Library 1990. Revised Schedule for History 1100 YAT 1990. Atikokan Run/Expenses 1991. Handwritten Notes: History 1100 Sept. 1990 [for introduction lecture]. Map/directions. History 1100 YA Dr. E. R. Zimmermann 1990-1991 Course Outline. History 1100 Dr. E. R. Zimmermann September 1990 Book Report List #1 & #2. History 1100 YA Dr. E. R. Zimmermann September 1990 Essay Topic List. History 1100 Dr. E. R. Zimmermann September 1990 Suggested Reading List. Lakehead University Dr. E. R. Zimmerman History 1100, 2105, 2107, 3103 Essay Assignments. Complaints to Car Rental Company. Report on Atikokan Sept 1990, History 1100. Handwritten Notes. Atikokan ,1990-1991 Hist 1100. Proposed Times. Bookstore receipts. Hist. 1100 A [Attendance]. Atikokan Course History 1100 1990. Books 1989. Atikokan Winter Course 1990/91. Off-Campus Library Services Lakehead University Library. Lakehead University Travel Expense Statement Dr. E. R. Zimmermann History Purpose of Trip Education, Dispersal of Knowledge + Enlightenment. History 2105 Atikokan [Mark Breakdown].

This file contains photocopies of an article (from Jesuit Relations, 1642) and clippings regarding Jean-Baptiste Atironta. Atironta was a Wendat Captain who took part in the 1645 peace council at Trois-Rivieres. At the council, Atrionta spoke out about the following conclusion being reached, "We all are relatives - Iroquois, Hurons, Algonquins, and French, we are now but one and the same people". [Originally titled: Atironta, Jean Baptiste (Huron)]

Atkinson Foundation
2011-2013
Part of Steve Mantis fonds

Information about the Atkinson Foundation with ONIWG Funding Proposal; meeting notes of RAACWI meeting; case statement; and financials.

Atomic Energy
File · 1959
Part of Douglas Fisher fonds

Newspaper Clippings and a list of companies supplying engineering services to Atomic Energy of Canada, 1959.

File · 1969-1971
Part of Claude Garton Herbarium fonds

Testing results from various specimen mainly by Barry Ziola and Janet Dugle of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, as well as correspondence between Claude Garton and Janet Dugle (Curator of Herbarium) concerning loans of specimen