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Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association of Toronto Inventory #560 page 1 Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association of Toronto Inventory #560 File: Title: Date(s): Note: Call Number: 2008-011/001 (1) 1952 - 1963 CIBPA donations [1962?] (2) 1954 - 1963 fundraising 1954-1963 (3) 1968 : Christmas cards 1955-1972 (4) 1975 FACI 1975 (5) 1979 - 1980 : Cabot Trust June 1979 (6) Advertising invoicing, service codes 1998 (7) Affinity Card : public service announcement & 1987-1988, 1993 membership card (8) Art, entertainment information 1981-1982 (9) Biographical outline of Pierre Elliot Trudeau [ca. 1971] (10) Biographies. -- 1 photograph : b&w ; 18 x 12.5 cm. -- 1957-1964 Photograph is a studio portrait of John Robarts. (11) Bookkeeping forms 1983 (12) Brief and presentation on the "White paper on [ca. 1967] immigration" (13) CAIT, National Congress of Italian Canadians 1974-1975, 1979 (14) Canada centennial celebration 1964, 1966 (15) Canadian Italian Federation of Students 1993-1996 (16) Casa d'Italia correspondence 1950-1953 Photocopies and handwritten transcriptions of letters (17) Casa d'Italia/Federation of Canadian-Italian Associations 1953-1958 photocopies : correspondence, minutes and financial statements (18) Casa d'Italia/Federation of Canadian-Italian Associations 1953-1956, 1958 photocopies : correspondence, minutes and legal agreements (19) Christmas party donations 1956-1958 (20) CIBPA advertising information [ca. 1998] (21) CIBPA advertising in the Globe and Mail : Jan. 2003 correspondence (22) CIBPA advertising order : CFMT. -- 2 computer disks ; 9 Mar.-May 1998 x 9 cm. (23) CIBPA advertising order forms [199-?] (24) CIBPA advertising orders : M-V Feb.-June 1998 (25) CIBPA classifieds 16 Sept. 1987 (26) CIBPA contribution 27 Nov. 1978 Call Number: 2008-011/002 (1) CIBPA directory advertising 1979 (2) CIBPA directory advertising 1979-1980 (3) CIBPA Federation meeting : Villa Colombo 10 Nov. 1979 (4) CIBPA meetings 1969-1971 page 2 Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association of Toronto Inventory #560 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (5) CIBPA personal interviews 1979 (6) CIBPA programs & survey 1989 (7) CIBPA and RBC career fair : notes and correspondence 2002-2003 : 6 February 2003 (8) Comitato Consultivo 1972 written in Italian (9) Company contacts 1963 (10) Computer grant 1984-1989 (11) Computerization of CIBPA : report from Micronetics July-Aug. 1980 Computer System Ltd. (12) Co-op : Nadia Presutti/Lurdes Ruano 2002-2003 (13) Corriere Canadese interviews 2000-2001 written in Italian (14) COSTI : 1979/80 annual report 1980 (15) Development of Italian Canadian organizations in Sept. 1983 Toronto : an introduction / Elvira d'Ambrosio, editor (16) Donations 1981 (17) Donations : various projects 1971-1972 (18) Earthquake fundraising 1980-1981 (19) Employees 1978 (20) FBDB ethno-cultural advisory committee 1987-1990 Federal Business Development Bank (21) Federal Business Development Bank 1986-1987 (22) Fellowship activities 1959-1960 (23) Financing questionnaire : small- & medium-size [1994?] business (24) Form letters and computer procedure 1980-1989 (25) General manager's final report 5 June 1979 (26) Gov't budget cmte : recommendations 1 Feb. 1993 (27) Grant application for CIBPA project : development of 1983 Italian Canadian organizations in Toronto (28) Higmar Investments lease 19 Aug. 1980 (29) Hotel contract for board meeting 22 Oct. 1974 Call Number: 2008-011/003 (1) Insurance policies 1956, 1959-1968 (2) Inter-agency council 1970-1972 (3) Interviewee records and mailing lists 1983 (4) Italian Canadian Benevolent Corporation : 1980 annual 1980 2 copies report (5) Italian Canadian organizations project : contracts 1983 (6) Italian Canadian organizations project : interim report 1983 (7) Italian flood relief fund 1963-1964 (8) Italian Immigrant Aid Society 1967-1970, 1974 (9) Italian Immigrant Aid Society 1972 page 3 Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association of Toronto Inventory #560 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (10) Italian-Canadian Benevolent Corporation history and 1977-1978 committee materials (11) Italian-Canadian Benevolent Corporation year-end 1977-1983 reports (12) Italian-Canadians in metro : do we get the services we 1980-1981 pay for? (13) Italian Chamber of Commerce joint initiatives 2000-2001 (14) Italo Canadian Recreation Club : financial statements 1978-1980 (15) Kinsman roundtable 1998-1999 (16) List of past presidents [197-?] (17) Lobbying 1985-1997 1 of 2 (18) Lobbying 1985-1997 2 of 2 (19) Mailing list : quotations 1979-1980 (20) Maps of Italian population densities : Toronto, Montreal 1979 (21) Mayfair Racquet Club brochure and application forms 1982 (22) Mayor Philip White speech Mar. 1973 (23) Members interested in appointments 1986, 1993-1995 (24) Metropolitan Zoological Society. -- 1 photograph : b&w ; 1969-1974 1 of 2 Photo copyright 20.5 x 25.5 cm. -- Photograph depicts Cecilia E. Long, Michael Burns 2 copies chair of the Metropolitan Toronto Zoological Society, of photograph receiving a $1,000 cheque from CIBPA president A.W. Santamaura. (25) Metropolitan Zoological Society 1969-1974 2 of 2 (26) Minutes of meeting of the annual general meeting of 19 May. 1981 members and elections of the board of directors of the Italian Canadian Benevolent Corporation (Toronto District) Call Number: 2008-011/004 (1) Multiculturalism means business! Apr. 1986 (2) News clippings 1961, 1968-1982 (3) Newspaper clippings Nov. 1980 (4) Newspaper clippings 1982, 1984-1996 1 of 2 (5) Newspaper clippings 1982, 1984-1996 2 of 2 (6) Newspaper clippings on Roman column 1967 Some articles are written in Italian. (7) Notice of assessment 1957-1964 (8) Office furniture inventory [ca. 1980] (9) Pamphlets and publications 1961, 1971-1979 (10) Papers and speeches on immigration 1967, 1972-1975 (11) Part-time employees 1981 (12) Position papers 1985, 1991, 1993-1994 (13) Press releases 1978-1979 (14) Press releases 1980, 1982-1985 page 4 Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association of Toronto Inventory #560 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (15) Progress and direction of the CIBPA : a special report 31 Mar. 1988 (16) Prospective speakers 1992-1999 1 of 2 (17) Prospective speakers 1992-1999 2 of 2 (18) Quotations for office equipment 1979-1980 (19) Roman column 1957-1961, 1966, 1967 (20) Roy McMurtry letter and speech Apr.-May 1979 (21) Seminar group [1994?] (22) Seminars & tours 1994-1996 (23) Senator Bosa : speeches 1980 Call Number: 2008-011/005 (1) Social function & special event questionnaire 1994 (2) Social questionnaire 1994 (3) Song sheets [19-] (4) Sportsmen associations list 1984 (5) St. Claire's Hospital project 1958-1960 (6) Survey : freedom of speech : Toronto Sun, McKenzie 1987, 1989 1 of 2 Porter (7) Survey : freedom of speech : Toronto Sun, McKenzie 1987, 1989 2 of 2 Porter (8) Survey results 1985-1991 (9) Surveys : improve your association, free trade 1988 (10) Tennis : Mayfair 1979 (11) Tennis : Mayfair Racquet Club : correspondence 2 Aug. 1978 (12) Toronto Blizzard Soccer Club proposal 1980 (13) Toronto Star 100 anniversary : June 1992 1992-1993 (14) Universal speakers luncheons 1981, 1983-1984 (15) Up to 1960. -- 4 photographs : b&w ; 12 x 18 cm and 1956-1960 20.5 x 25 cm. (16) White paper on immigration 1966-1967 (17) Workmen's compensation meeting and material May 1979 (18) York University construction project 1966-1968 Call Number: 2008-011/006 (1) Agendas July 1979-May 1980 (2) Board meeting : 14 March 1974 Mar. 1974 (3) Board meetings 1974 (4) Board minutes, notices and agendas 1974 (5) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas Sept. 1991-June 1992 (6) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas July 1992-Mar. 1993 (7) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas Mar.-Nov. 1993 page 5 Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association of Toronto Inventory #560 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (8) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas Dec. 1993-Sept. 1994 (9) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas Oct. 1994-July 1995 (10) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas Aug. 1995-Mar. 1996 (11) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas Apr.-June 1996 Call Number: 2008-011/007 (1) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas July 1996-Mar. 1997 (2) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas Apr.-Dec. 1997 (3) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas Jan. 1998-Dec. 1999 Missing minutes and agendas for May 1998 (4) Board of directors meetings : minutes and agendas Jan. 2000-Mar. 2001 Missing minutes and agendas for Feb. 2000 (5) Board of directors minutes and constitution workshop Feb.-Mar. 1983 notes (6) Brd of directors & committees 1993-1994 (7) CIBA directors meeting 3 Sept. 1958 (8) CIBPA board of directors meeting minutes, agendas 1985-1986 1 of 2 (9) CIBPA board of directors meeting minutes, agendas 1985-1986 2 of 2 (10) CIBPA executive meeting minutes : August 1952 - May 1952-1958, 1990 1958 (11) Correspondence and agendas 1974-1975 (12) Executive meeting minutes 1961-1965 Call Number: 2008-011/008 (1) Executive meeting minutes 1970-1984 1 of 2 No minutes for 1980-1981 (2) Executive meeting minutes 1970-1984 2 of 2 No minutes for 1980-1981 (3) Executive meetings 1959-1963 (4) Executive meetings : minutes and notices 1956 (5) Executive meetings : notes 1971-1972 (6) Meeting agendas 1975-1976 (7) Meeting agendas and minutes 1980-1981 (8) Meetings : agendas 1978-1979 (9) Meetings : agendas, minutes and correspondence 1963, 1977-1978 (10) Meetings : agendas and notices 1968-1970 (11) Meetings : notices, correspondence and minutes 1973-1974 (12) Minutes of board of directors meetings 1970, 1971, 1974-1976, 1978 (13) Minutes of board of directors meetings 1984-1986 (14) Minutes of board meetings 1982-1985 (15) Minutes and correspondence 1975-1976 page 6 Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association of Toronto Inventory #560 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (16) Minutes : general 1974 (17) Minutes of general and executive meetings June 1958-Dec. 1959 (18) Minutes of general and executive meetings 1958-1959, 1964, 1965 (19) Minutes of general and executive meetings 1958-1960, 1963-1964 (20) Minutes of general and executive meetings 1959, 1965, 1969-1972 (21) Minutes of general and executive meetings Jan.
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