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Dr. H.S. Braun submission to Mr. R. Thomson, Secretary, Quetico Advisory Committee of his 'Claim for travelling expenses or disbursements' to attend Advisory Committee meetings on Quetico in Toronto dated July 6, 1971

Letter addressed to Mr. Harold Braun, Dean, Lakehead Univ. by S. G. Hancock, Chairman, Quetico Park Advisory Committee concerning valued assistance at a meeting - dated July 5, 1971

Submission by L. Ringham, Regional Director of Northwestern Region to Mr. R. T. Thomson, secretary, Quetico Park Advisory Committee on summarizing the present status of the management problems in relation to Quetico Park and the international boundary waters adjacent thereto. Articles on 'Backpacking' from the New York Times.

Letter to Mr. R. T. Thomson, Secretary, Quetico Advisory Committee from H.S. Braun, Dean
of University Schools, dated May 6, 1971 concerning attendance at a meeting in Toronto.

Tentative agenda for the Quetico Park Advisory Committee meeting of May 11, 1971 .

Letter addressed to Mr. R. T. Tomson chairman, Ouetico Advisory Committee by C. W. Sveinson, president of Dryden and District Chamber of Commerce re: concerning their support of the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce brief.

Letter addressed to Mr. R. T. Thompson, Secretary, Quetico Advisory Committee, Fort Frances by J.A. Brown, President, South Peel Naturalists Club Oakville, Ont. re: their support of the brief presented by the Federation of Ontario Naturalists.

List of briefs presented at the Quetico Park Public Hearings held in Atikokan, April 6, 1971 .

List of the briefs presented at the Quetico Park Public Hearings held in Thunder Bay, April 7, 1971.

Letter addressed to Dr. H. S. Braun, Dean of University Schools, Lakehead University by Philip B. Lind, Chairman of the Sierra Club of Ontario dated in Toronto, April 19, 1971, re: inclusion of a copy of the Club's book: "Voices for the wilderness".

Letter addressed to Dr. William T. Geiling, Assistant Professor of Zoology, Univ. of Toronto from Dr. H. S. Braun dated February 12, 1971 listing some of Dr. Braun's personal observations of the Quetico situation

Memo to R. T. Thomson, Secretary, Quetico Advisory Committee from R. A. Baxter, District
Forester re: plan of the Northern Light Lake Area

'Northern Light Lake Planning Area - policy and guide lines for management' report, Part II.,
Thunder Bay District, Ont. Dept. of Lands and Forests.

Northern Light Lake Planning Area map on mining

Letter addressed to Dr. H. S. Braun by R. T. Thomson, Secretary, Quetico Park Advisory Committee dated Jan. 21, 1971 re: enclosures of minutes of the 5th meeting of the Quetico Park Advisory Committee, other letters and recommended reading for members of the Quetico Park Advisory Committee

Newspaper clipping from the News Chronicle, Jan. 18, 1971 entitled 'Quetico indicates need
of forest reappraisal'

Letter from R. T. Thomson, Secretary, Quetico Park Advisory Committee to Dr. H. S. Braun, Dean of University Schools dated in Fort Frances Nov. 25, 1970 re : 4th regular meeting of the Quetico Park Advisory Committee on Dec. 14th & 15th.

Memo to members of the Quetico Park Advisory Committee re: copy of a statement
concerning Quetico Park made in the Legislature signed by P. Addison, Chief, Parks Branch.

Letter addressed to Dr. H.S. Braun, Dean of Univ. Schools, by R. T. Thomson, Secretary,
Quetico Park Advisory Committee re: list of enclosures.

Series consists of oral history cassette interviews with Finnish immigrants in and around Thunder Bay in 1974-79. Themes from the interviews on Finnish immigration to Thunder Bay, 1876-1914 and history of Finnish settlements in the rural Thunder Bay regions. Interviews provided the material and formed the basis of the Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society's (TBFCHS) Bay Street Projects 1-2. Also includes specific interviews by Einar Nordstrom and Roy Mannila on the labour and union activities at the Lakehead with a particular emphasis on the Finnish community and socialist movements. Cassette recordings, once completed, were shared with the Multicultural History Society of Ontario.

Various other recordings include Isku Club sports history, Finns in Sport in Canada, TBFCHS meetings, Raija Warkentin, Multicultural seminar, Finnish Independence, Human Rights Conference. Also a copy of a VHS recording from Mother Tongue Production of Aina Wilen: fighting for the Franchise (Finnish) originally released in 2006. Aina became one of the many Finnish Canadians to fight for enfranchisement.

Cassette tape labelled Swimming by P. Lund.

Section 3: Karhu Gymnastics PHIII-0012a photograph of Boys Gymnastics Pyramides Karhu Club in front of Fort William Finn Hall (Robertson St.)

Section 6: Adagio Team Gymnastics PHIII-0012d Photographs of Adagio Team members from Fort William YMCA. 3 photographs in the file.

Section 7: Miscellaneous Gymnastics Photos PHIII-0012h photographs of pyramids and acrobatics. Newspaper clipping of Cairine Budner's passing the exams of the International Gymnastic Federation Judges Course offered by the Canadian Gymnastic Association.

Sports Club questionnaire responses for the Thunder Bay Finnish-Canadian Historical Society Project Bay Street no. 3, list of trophies received by Martti Rautio, and page divider for Nipigon interviewees. GFIII-0023a