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Memos on sale of surplus microfilm equipment, microfilm of Port Arthur newspaper for B. Scollie, faxes and invoices to Bell & Howell for library equipment parts.

Memos on Computer Output Microfiche catalogue (COM), and related announcement concerning the forthcoming COM catalogue and Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules AACR2 seminars.

Correspondence concerning plants in the Michipicoten area

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. Eric A. Bourdo Jr. (Dean, School of Forestry), a list entitled “Plants Shipped to Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario – December 10, 1970, as well as some correspondence between Garton and Geert Raeymarkers (Department of Biological Sciences) and Janice Glime (Associate Professor) concerning the loan and naming of specimen

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. Howard Crum (Bryologist) as well as loan/exchange order sheets between Lakehead and Michigan State University

A copy of “Additions & Corrections to the list of vascular plants from the Douglas Lake Region, Michigan” by Edward G. Voss from The Michigan Botanist vol. 16

Fonds consists of three reports related to heritage in Northwestern Ontario, created by the Government of Ontario. Michelle Greenwald was an author of two of these reports.

Some Epistemological Considerations on Fractality by Michel Maffesoli.

Correspondence with and about Michael Kibsy, 1960-1965.

One newspaper clipping written by Michael Kadarin on NDP and Labour.

Correspondence with M.F. Mills, 1963. Mr. Mills was the president of High and Heavy Rigging. Also included is general correspondence about the company and relevant newspaper clippings.

Colour photograph portrait of a woman seated. "Lovingly" and the woman's name is signed at the bottom right of the photograph

Raiju Ranta

This file contains two copies of "The First Hundred Years" from the Metropolitan Opera Centennial Exhibition at the Library & Museum of the Performing Arts - The New York Public Library at Lincoln Center, as well as a daily rehearsal schedule from Jan. 20 for the 1983-1984 season.

This file contains reviews for "Rinaldo" and the evening of Jan. 19, 1984 in general from various newspapers. They include: "Trudeau turns up without a date for big night out" (with a handwritten note to Penny Petrone), "The Met Gets a Handel Opera-At Last", "'Rinaldo' at the Met", "Ileana Contrubas Refuses to Sing at Met Opera", "Rinaldo wins raves in Met debut", "Handel opera makes its New York debut tonight" (The Globe and Mail, Jan. 19 1984), "Canada night at the Met: Not a hoser in sight" (The Gazette, Jan. 21 1984), "'Rinaldo' a well-received gift despite some first-night flaws", "A night at the opera" (Montreal Gazette, Jan. 20, 1984), and "Met gets gift, we get no opera" (The Citizen, Jan. 16 1984).

This file contains two copies of a programme from "Rinaldo" by George Frideric Handel performed at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City on January 19, 1984. Inside the programme is information about the members of Canadian government at the time, including Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. There is another programme for "Rinaldo" from Libretto which is essentially a script to the opera. Both of these booklets have Penny Petrone's name written on the top. There are four copies of a booklet which features Handel on the cover which list the sponsors for the night of the opera, which was called "An Evening in Honour of Canada". There are also photocopies from books discussing the plot and significance of "Rinaldo".

This file contains a programme from the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts from January 1984. Inside is the production information for "La Boheme", but there is also a slip of paper indicating a casting change for the role of Macduff from "Macbeth". There is also a programme for "Macbeth" from Libretto.

This file contains a programme from "La Boheme" at the Met from Libretto, featuring Penny Petrone's name written on the top and the story of the play inside. There is also an envelope which has the tickets from the Met from the nights of Jan. 19, 1984 ("Rinaldo") and Jan. 21, 1984. There is another envelope that is still sealed. Both are addressed to Penny Petrone for Jan. 19 and state that she has paid for the tickets.

This file contains two article clippings from The Beaver. "A Forest of Poles" by Judy Hall (June-July 1986) is about the totems of the Metlakatla people along the Pacific Coast and the travels of Lady Dufferin as recorded in her personal diary 'My Canadian Journal' in 1876. "Metlakatla: William Duncan on the North Coast Bringing to the Tsimshians" by J.C. Stevenson.

This file contains a photocopy of a chapter called "'Being a Half-Breed': Discourses of Race and Cultural Syncreticity in the Works of Three Métis Women Writers" by Jodi Lundgren and a newspaper clipping titled "Back to Batoche: Learning to be proud of mixed blood" by Paul Grescoe.

Kit produced by Métis Nation of Ontario, including posters, booklets, audio recordings.

Jean Friesen

This file contains several newspaper clippings and some trade journal historical articles about Métis people. Topics include histories of the Métis Peoples, pride about Métis heritage, Métis Title, Pope John Paul, self-determination, and discussion of status. Also includes editorials about Métis identity, an interview with President Stan Daniels of the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs (now called the Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation) about the firing of Walter Rudnicki, and a complete edition of The Invisible Natives from 1980 which covers the history of Métis peoples in Canada.

This file contains photocopies of original and typewritten letters to Sir Charles Metcalfs, Governor General of British North America, from Chief Jacob Metigoab. He discusses Owen Sound, Port Sarnia, and the Saugeen River. He is requesting aid against orders to live in one spot and abandon their hunting/trapping/fishing traditions, unfair education, and border disputes with the United States, among other matters.

Methods manual prepared by Irene Westelaken and Reino Viitala.