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Handwritten and typescript sermons including those given in Port Arthur & Fort William; by radio on CKPR; and in other locations. Some notes indicate that the sermon was given multiple times, with edits throughout. Also includes a news clipping regarding missionary activity in New Guinea.

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Summary for LAD-WSIB projects for CURA initiative; planning notes and correspondence; Social and Economic Consequences of Workplace Injury, A Population-based Study of Workers in British Columbia.

Information regarding grant application for Work Injury and Poverty Letters of support, ONIWG; research proposal; meeting minutes for special briefing on prevention and enforcement system review.

Correspondence with City officials regarding membership and appointments, 1982 & 1983. Dr Zimmermann's tenure at the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee. Pamphlets City of Thunder Bay Architectural Walking Tour map Thunder Bay North and South prepared by Thunder Bay LACAC. Introduction to and interviews about LACAC. Interviews on St. Peter

A copy of a tale told in a rare birch bark Anishinaabe scroll found on Lac des Mille Lacs in 1956 regarding the "Phases of the Ojibway Religion", including 3 pages of writing and 4 associated drawings.

"Them Days: Stories of Early Labrador" magazine, Vol. 8 no. 2, published December 1982.Contains writings regarding weddings, personal stories, corporation developments, crafts, and christmas celebrations from early Labrador.

Labrador Arts Festival Scripts-1986. Comprised of 16 play scripts written by various high schools in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Article entitled "Indian-Inuit Relations in Easter Labrador, 1600-1976" by J. Garth Taylor, published in Arctic Anthropology XVI-2, 1979.

Article, "Images of the 'Heathen' in Northern Labrador" by Barnett Richling of Brandon University. Article concerns Inuit labour specifically and the ritual of nalujuk, or heathen spirit.

Pamphlet of museum notes from the Newfoundland Museum titled "Inuit in Labrador," published fall 1991. Photocopy from Inuit Studies journal vol 4 no 1-2, titled "The Inuit of Southern Quebec-Labrador: Reviewing the Evidence" by J. G. Taylor, published 1980. First page of the next article from the same volume, written in French. Photocopy of pages 6-15 from "In the Wilds of Labrador." Photocopy of article written by Judith Solomon, title cut off, about a mission house burning down in Nain. Typed excerpt from a story about a fire. Book about Labrador titled "Alluring Labrador: A journey through Labrador," with information about history, communities/places, facts for travelers, climate, transportation, publications, government, organizations, resources/industry, medical, education, and an excerpt from a diary written by Lydia Campbell in 1894. Photocopies from pages 264-275 of "The Canadian Historical Review" titled "The case of Bayne and Brymer: an incident in the early history of Labrador." A typed copy of a story printed on thin paper titled "Tikisiak" about a folk legend from Nain about a polar bear shaped rock that is sometimes visible. Review of the book "Labrador Eskimo Settlements of the Early Contact Period" by J. Garth Taylor. Photocopy of a newspaper clipping titled "Labrador Eskimos Joust with Death on Caribou Hunt" from The St. Catharines Standard, Monday April 28th 1952, with a typed report on a Mrs. Margaret Moeller, an eye specialist that went to northern communities to perform eye exams and healthcare in 1946.

Article: “Flora of Goose Bay, Labrador” by John M. Gillett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 77 no. 3, 1963), article: “A Plant Collection from the Mealy Mountains, Labrador, Canada” by J.M. Gillett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 68 no. 3, 1954), article: “The Flora of the Vicinity of the Merewether Crater, Northern Labrador” by John M. Gillett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 74 no.1, 1960), booklet: “Vascular Plants of the Hamilton River Area, Labrador” by Ernst C. Abbe, booklet: “The Flora of the Vicinity of the Merewether Crater, Northern Labrador” by John M. Gillett

This time capsule reflects the intentions of the builders of the Labour Temple at the start of construction. It demonstrates an awareness of posterity and their hopes for the cultural significance of the building. The documents clearly reflect the socialist beliefs of the builders.

• Copper box, damaged during retrieval in 2022.
• Printed text of a speech given by Moses Hahl during the dedication.
• Minutes of the Executive of the Finnish Building Company, October 25, 1909.
• Two copies of Työkansa newspaper (Port Arthur), October 21, 1909. One printed on paper and the other on silk.
• One copy of Työmies newspaper (Hancock, Michigan), October 16, 1909.

Photocopy of journal pages with name of play, director, no. of acts, and year when shown ( 1950-67); Record of plays shown at the Labour Temple from 1944-48 and 1953-56; Booklet entitled "Tyon Temppelilla Naytelyjen Naytelman Nimet ja Esitys Ajat Alkaen Uuodesta 1919" (Plays shown at the Labour Temple with names and dates from the year 1919), put together and organized by Henri Niemi, Onni Paavi and Santeri Anttila. (2 copies).

Course Material for a Labour Studies class

Bulletins titled “Ontario Bushworker” (no 29 and no 31), correspondence with the Labourers’ Union, a 1957 agreement between The Foundation Co. of Canada Limited and the International HOD Carries Building and Common Labourers Union of America, general correspondence on labour, collective agreement between Local Union 1669 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and the Lakehead Builders’ Exchange, a proposed agreement between Northern Plywood Limited and Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union, Local 2693, of the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners of America, a 1958 open letter to employees of Northern Plywood Ltd., and more correspondence.

Labour Movement Notes. 6 Items

Documents relating to Canadian Labour Congress list of Labour Councils, the Ontario Federation of Labour contact list, Teamsters Unions in Canada list

This file contains LSHI Draft Letter of Agreement for the Labour History Education Project, LSHI Project Application for the Labour History Education Project by Michel Beaulieu.

Correspondence regarding meetings of OFL Workers Compensation Committee with meeting minutes; Reports on training project, resources development, Bill 162, and task force report on alternatives to the Workers' Compensation system.

H, 22, 21, I 1-17: Labour and Social Democrat Party membership cards from Finland.

Dr. Schroeter

Moliere. Roles: Lucinde, Martine, Leandre, Robert