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Publications 1970-1979 Publications Title Author Date Subjects TBA 15th Annual Canadian Carling O'Keefe April Curling - Thunder Bay 72 02 Firefighters Curling 1974 Championships - April 1-15, 1974 - At the Port Arthur Curling and Athletic Club, Thunder Bay, 1969 Annual Reports - City of Cities of Fort William and 1970 Municipal government - Administration - Fort William 72 63 Fort William & City of Port Arthur Port Arthur Municipal government - Administration - Port Arthur Municipal government - Administration - Thunder Bay 1970 Annual Report of the Chief City of Thunder Bay 1970 Police - Thunder Bay 72 11 of Police of the City of Thunder Bay 1970 Annual Report of the Northwestern Ontario 1971 Economic development - Thunder Bay 72 58 General Manager - Northwestern Development Council Ontario Development Council 1970 Annual Report Thunder Bay Thunder Bay Hydro 1971 Electric utilities - Thunder Bay 72 33 Hydro Thunder Bay Hydro 1970 City Co-ordinator's Annual City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 58 Report - City of Thunder Bay - First Year of Amalgamtion Municipal government - Amalgamation - Thunder Bay (Summary Only) Municipal government - Administration -Thunder Bay May-01-18 Page 1 of 99 Title Author Date Subjects TBA 1970 City Co-ordinator's Annual City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 58 Report - City of Thunder Bay First Year of Amalgamation Municipal government - Amalgamation - Thunder Bay Muncipal government - Thunder Bay 1970 Directory of Community The Lakehead Social 1970 Community services - Thunder Bay 72 10 Services Planning Council Thunder Bay - Directories - Community services 1970 Financial Statement and City of Thunder Bay 1970 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 11 Auditor's Report for the Year Ended December 31, 1970 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1970 Financial Statement for the City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 58 Year Ended December 31, 1970 Municipal - Amalgamation - Thunder Bay Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1970 Financial Statement for the City of Thunder Bay April Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 19 Year Ended December 31, 1970 1971 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1970 Proposed Systems and Woods Gordon and 1970 Municipal governnment - Information systems - Thunder Bay 72 25 Procedures Company 1970 Revised Regulations of Legislature of Ontario 1970 Ontario Revised Regulations 72 78 Ontario Volume 1 Regulations 1 to 251 A to Em Ontario - Law and legislation May-01-18 Page 2 of 99 Title Author Date Subjects TBA 1970 Revised Regulations of Legislature of Ontario 1970 Ontario Revised Regulations 72 79 Ontario Volume 2 Regulations 252 to 435 En to Hi Ontario - Law and legislation 1970 Revised Regulations of Legislature of Ontario 197047 Ontario Revised Regulations 72 79 Ontario Volume 3 Regulations 3809 436-677 Ho-Pl Ontario - Law and legislation 1970 Revised Regulations of Legislature of Ontario 1970 Ontario Revised Regulations 72 80 Ontario Volume 4 Regulations 678-835 Po-W Ontario - Law and legislation 1970 Revised Statutes of Ontario Legislature of Ontario 1970 Ontario Revised Statutes 72 88 Volume 1 Chapters 1-129 A to Dev Ontario - Law and legislation 1970 Revised Statutes of Ontario Legislature of Ontario 1970 Ontario Revised Statutes 72 88 Volume 2 Chapters 130-242 Dis- Leg Ontario - Law and legislation 1970 Revised Statutes of Ontario Legislature of Ontario 1970 Ontario Revised Statutes 72 88 Volume 3 Chpaters 243-295 Lib to Mun Ontario - Law and legislation 1970 Revised Statutes of Ontario Legislature of Ontario 1970 Ontario Revised Statutes 72 88 Volume 4 Chapters 296-410 Neg to Reg Ontario - Law and legislation May-01-18 Page 3 of 99 Title Author Date Subjects TBA 1970 Revised Statutes of Ontario Legislature of Ontario 1970 Ontario Revised Statutes 72 89 Volume 5 Chapters 411-506 Rel to W Ontario - Law and legislation 1970 Revised Statutes of Ontario Legislature of Ontario 1970 Ontario Revised Statutes 72 89 Volume 6 Appendices Schedules Ontario - Law and legislation 1970 Statement of Expenditures City of Thunder Bay Novem Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 19 for the Month of November ber 1970 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1970 Tax Rate By-Law No. 77- City of Thunder Bay June Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 19 1970 and Operating Budget 1970 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1970-1974 Capital Budget City of Thunder Bay 1970 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 19 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1970-1974 Preliminary Capital City of Thunder Bay 1970 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 19 Budget Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1971 - 1975 Preliminary Capital City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 19 Program Municipal government - Thunder Bay May-01-18 Page 4 of 99 Title Author Date Subjects TBA 1971 - 1975 Thunder Bay City City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 19 Engineer's Department Waterworks Division Program Municipal government - Thunder Bay and Expenditure Forecast 1971 Annual Report of the Chief City of Thunder Bay 1971 Police - Thunder Bay 72 11 of Police of the City of Thunder Bay 1971 Annual Report Thunder Bay Thunder Bay Hydro 1972 Electric utilities - Thunder Bay 72 34 Hydro Thunder Bay Hydro 1971 Census of Canada Census Statistics Canada 1976 Population - Thunder Bay 72 46 Tract Bulletin : Population and Housing Characteristics Thunder Thunder Bay - Statistics Bay Housing - Thunder Bay 1971 Census of Canada Special Statistics Canada 1973 Population - Thunder Bay 72 53 Bulleting : Population - Specified Age Groups and Sex Thunder Bay - Statistics 1971 City Co-ordinator's Annual City of Thunder Bay 1972 Municipal government - Administration - Thunder Bay 72 59 Report City of Thunder Bay - 2nd Report Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 1971 City Co-ordinator's Annual City of Thunder Bay 1972 Municipal government - Administration - Thunder Bay 72 59 Report City of Thunder Bay - 2nd Report (Summary Only) Municipal finance - Thunder Bay May-01-18 Page 5 of 99 Title Author Date Subjects TBA 1971 Financial Statement and City of Thunder Bay 1972 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 31 Auditor's Report for the year ended December 31, 1971 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1971 Financial Statement for the City of Thunder Bay April Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 11 Year Ended December 31, 1971 1972 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1971 Preliminary Operating City of Thunder Bay 1972 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 11 Budget Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1971 Statement of Expenditures City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 59 for the Three Month Period Ending March 31, 1971 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1971 Statement of Renvenue and City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 59 Expenditures for the Five Months Ending May 31, 1971 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1971 Statement of Revenue and City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 59 Expenditures for the Month of April 1971 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1971 Statement of Revenue and City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 59 Expenditures for the Six Months Ending June 30, 1971 Municipal government - Thunder Bay May-01-18 Page 6 of 99 Title Author Date Subjects TBA 1971 Supporting Material for City of Thunder Bay 1971 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 11 Operating Budget - Book No. 1 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1971 Tax Rate By-law and City of Thunder Bay May Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 32 Operating Budget 1971 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1971-72 City of Thunder Bay 1971 Thunder Bay - Directories - Telephone 72 59 Who's Calling? Numerical Telephone Directory 1972 - 1976 Waterworks Division City of Thunder Bay 1972 Municipal finance -Thunder Bay 72 19 City Engineer's Department of the City of Thunder Bay Program and Municipal government - Thunder Bay Expenditure Forecast 1972 Annual Report of the Chief City of Thunder Bay 1973 Police - Thunder Bay 72 60 of Police of the City of Thunder Bay 1972 Annual Report of the Thunder Bay Symphony Februa Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra 72 60 Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra Association Inc. ry 1972 Orchestra Association Inc. to the Orchestras - Thunder Bay Council of the City of Thunder Arts and heritage - Thunder Bay Bay (Third Annual Report) 1972 Annual Report Thunder Bay Thunder Bay District 1973 Thunder Bay District Health Unit 72 60 District Health Unit Health Unit Public health services - Thunder Bay May-01-18 Page 7 of 99 Title Author Date Subjects TBA 1972 Annual Report Thunder Bay Thunder Bay Hydro 1973 Electric utilities - Thunder Bay 72 34 Hydro Thunder Bay Hydro 1972 Appointments to Local City of Thunder Bay Januar Municipal government - Administration - Thunder Bay 72 61 Boards y 1972 1972 Aquatics Survey Thunder City of Thunder Bay 1973 Swimming pools - Thunder Bay 72 60 Bay Parks & Recreation Recreation - Thunder Bay 1972 Capital Program City of Thunder Bay 1972 Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 72 19 Presentation - October 27, 1972 Municipal government - Thunder Bay 1972 City Co-ordinator's Annual City of Thunder Bay 197347 Municipal government - Administration - Thunder Bay 72 61 Report - City of Thunder Bay - 3rd 251 Report Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 1972 City Co-ordinator's Annual City of Thunder Bay 1973 Municipal government - Administration - Thunder Bay 72 61 Report City of Thunder Bay - 3rd Report (Summary Only) Municipal finance - Thunder Bay 1972 Directory of Community The City of Thunder Bay 1972 Community services - Thunder Bay 72 10 Services and
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