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Book budgets expenditures March to May 1966.

Letters for donations mostly signed by H.S. Braun, report from College librarian on new library furnishings, a letter from College librarian re: transfer of the Thunder Bay Historical Society Collection to the Lakehead College Library, library budgets, Friends of the Lakehead College Library, mailing service to Foresters of Northwestern Ontario plus a report entitled ‘Some observations on the Forestry periodical mailing service” by N.F. Lyon. Also includes letters and reports on College and University salaries and outline of the new Library building.

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Two copies of the annual reports for the years 1962.

Multiple copies of the Forest Library of Northwestern Ontario holdings, subscription charges, member lists of Lake of the Woods Section and Northwestern Ontario Section, Canadian Institute of Forestry. Also includes a request to Northwestern Ontario Timber Operators’ Association for partial financing of one of the Forestry Library services and list of free and purchased periodicals.

Letters requesting forestry publications, publication loans, suspensions of mailing lists, vendor letters on Contoura-Constat machine and rates for translating technical material into foreign languages. Also includes a paper on the Use of Commonwealth Forestry Bureau Services in the Forest Library of Northwestern Ontario centralized title service, tentative agenda for meeting of the Advisory Committee on Forestry, Research Council of Ontario, 1954 and a directory of current research and experimental work in the Canadian Pulp and Paper Industry.

General conditions & specifications for labour and materials required in the construction of a library addition to the Lakehead College, Port Arthur for the Board of Governors of the Lakehead College of Arts, Science & Technology, as prepared by Mickelson, Fraser & Haywood, Engineers & Architects.

Minutes of library committee meetings, Library of Northwestern Ontario plus Annual meeting Canadian Institute of Forestry, Northwestern Section, handwritten report on the Forestry Library of Northwestern Ontario, 1953-54. Also includes library classification, indexing and staffing problems, telegraph from D.M. Fisher, librarian to Research Division, Department of Lands and Forests, book purchases and a paper on the Role of the Library of the Lakehead Technical Institute.

Various library related vendor pamphlets for wood furnishings, office equipment, photocopier and Book Saver binding glue. Also includes instructions for assembling shelving units and receipts for shelving.

Book orders, possible periodicals for Forestry Library, Lakehead Technical Institute. Also includes magazines and periodicals received regularly, expenditures invoices and booklets on Books by Post and Forestry Commission, government publications, sectional list, no. 31 1954.

1953 and 1954 forestry pamphlets price list for ordering publications from United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. and H.M Stationery Office throughout United Kingdom and United States. Also includes a paper on Publications by the staff of the U.S. Geological Survey on geochemical prospecting for ores, 1954.

Lakehead Technical Institute library regulations, mailing of books by public libraries regulations governing and correspondence on subscribing to Library of Congress Card Division.

Two handwritten notes from Victoria College, Toronto dated February 14, 1942 and November 10, 1938 addressed to Mrs. Bennett signed by E.J. Pratt.

Library building plans for three floors.

Discussion on using dial up system CATSS (Cataloguing Support System) processor, Council of Ontario Universities (COU) meeting of Chief Librarians of Institutions Participating in UNICAT/TELECAT (computer-based cataloguing support) system. Also includes a report on Hardware/Software System Service Requirements for Year II and Lakehead University Library’s participation in the Monograph Demonstration Project.