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Robert Roche Fonds -- Draft List Inventory #396 page 1 Robert Roche fonds -- draft list Inventory #396 File: Title: Date(s): Note: Call Number: 1989-040/001 MUNICIPAL (1) Correspondence 1962, 1966, 1969-1970 (2) Correspondence 1971-1972 (3) Correspondence 1973-1976 (4) Correspondence-Memos, Inter-Departmental 1972-1973, 1976 Correspondence, Notice of Motions (5) Municipal Election December 7, 1964 & December 5, December 7, 1964; 1 of 2 1966 Robert Watson Campaign December 5, 1966 (6) Municipal Election December 7, 1964 & December 5, December 7, 1964; 2 of 2 1966 Robert Watson Campaign December 5, 1966 (7) Municipal Election December 5, 1969 (8) Municipal Election December 4, 1972 (9) Municipal Election December 2, 1974 1 of 2 (10) Municipal Election December 2, 1974 2 of 2 Call Number: 1989-040/002 MUNICIPAL (11) Municipal Election December 6, 1976 (12) Municipal Election November 13, 1978 (13) Municipal Election November 10, 1980 (14) Municipal Election November 8, 1982 (15) Municipal Election November 12, 1985 (16) Municipal Election November 14, 1988 (17) Municipal Election - Undated Election Brochures (18) Municipal Election - R. Roche's Notebook (Election Unknown) (19) Toronto French School and By-Law 1969-1974 #24551-Correspondence (20) Toronto French School and By-Law #24551 1975 -Correspondence (21) Report of Ad Hoc Committee on By-Law #24551 1975 (Minimum Lot Area for Schools) (22) Report from the Commissioner of Planning and Development to Ad Hoc Committee (23) By-Law #24551 and Traffic Problem (24) By-Law #24551 and Traffic Problem Call Number: 1989-040/003 page 2 Robert Roche fonds -- draft list Inventory #396 File: Title: Date(s): Note: MUNICIPAL (25) Approval of By-Law #24551 September 1973 (26) Mildenhall Area Ratepayers Association Newsletter September 1975 September 1975 (By-Law #24551) (27) By-Law #7625 Assessment Sheet #27 Districts 5 & 8 n.d. (28) 3 Photos - Unidentified (May be traffic problems in Mildenhall Area) (29) By-Law #24551 - Paper Clippings (30) By-Law #24551 - Miscellaneous (31) Religion in North York (32) Religion in North York Schools 1964, 1967, 1975-1977 (33) Feasibility Report Concerning the Integration of Jewish 1974 Schools (34) Dial-A-Bus 1973-1976 1 of 2 (35) Dial-A-Bus 1973-1976 2 of 2 (36) Dial-A-Bus-Correspondence 1975-1976 (37) Local Initiatives Program 1972-1973, 1973-1974 (38) Local Initiatives Program Project Files 1973-1974 (39) Local Initiatives Program-Correspondence 1973 (40) District 3-4 Plan June 1970 Call Number: 1989-040/004 MUNICIPAL (41) District 3-4 Plan April 1974 (42) District 3-4 Plan-North York Planning 1972-1974 (43) District 4-5 Plan 1970-1971 (44) District 4-5 Plan April 1971 (45) District 4-5 Plan January 1972 (46) District 4-5 Plan October 1972 (47) District 4-5 Plan-North York Planning Board 1970-1973, 1975 (48) District 4-5 Plan-Woodhaven Park Realty Ltd. 1971-1978 (49) Wrentham Estates Ltd. 1966 (50) Don Mills Residents' Association 1970-1972 (51) Rezoning of Windfield-Protest Letters 1970 (52) Windfields Area Residents Association & the Windfields 1970-1972 Community Report Call Number: 1989-040/005 MUNICIPAL page 3 Robert Roche fonds -- draft list Inventory #396 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (53) Windfield Farms - Phase III 1971, 1973 (54) Leisure World Nursing Homes - Zoning Amendment 1971 Application (Z-71-9) (55) York Mills Ratepayers' Association & Bayview/Silver Hills 1972-1973 Community Association (56) Reena Foundation and 12 Luverne Avenue 1974 (57) Lawrence Extension Impact Study 1974 (58) Hoggs' Hollow Area - Amendment Application (Z-74-41) 1974 (59) Site Study & Initial Design - Hoggs' Hollow Offices 1976 (60) Yonge-York Mills Proposed Office Development June 1976 (61) Yorkminster & St.Andrew's Community Association and 1976 Yonge Ridge Homeowners Association (62) Extracts from the Minutes of the Planning Advisory September 18, 1985 Committees (63) Extracts from the Minutes of the Meeting of North York October 9, 1985 Council (64) The Planning Act, Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 1960 Chapter 296 (65) Opening of City Hall & Nathan Phillips Square September 13, 1965 (66) Metropolitan Toronto & Region Conservation Authority 1969-1970 (67) North York Minutes of Development Committee Meeting February 19, 1970 February 19, 1970 (Establishment of a Sports Committee) (68) Lotteries and Weed Control 1970-1971 (69) Tennis - General & York Mills 1970-1972 (70) Proposals for a Domed Stadium and National Athletic 1971 Centre in Metropolitan Toronto (71) Works Committee and Traffic, Fire and Licensing 1971-1972 Committee Reports (72) Reenactment of the 1st Council Meeting in the Town June 13, 1972 Hall (73) Duties of the Board of Control Act, Chapter 284 December 7, 1972 (74) Board of Control Report #23 1973 (75) Parks & Recreation Committee, Report #11 Appendix B 1973 (76) Historical Outline of the Administration of the Borough of 1973 North York (77) Bus Service in the Glenorchy Area 1973-1974 Call Number: 1989-040/006 MUNICIPAL (78) Replies to the Newspapers 1974-1975 (79) Mayor Mel Lastman's Inaugural Speech January 6, 1975 (80) Report of the Metro Toronto Advisory Task Force on April 1986 Assessment Reform page 4 Robert Roche fonds -- draft list Inventory #396 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (81) North York, Through 50 Years of Development n.d. (82) 6 Photographs - Unidentified (83) 4 Maps (84) Miscellaneous 1 of 7 (85) Miscellaneous 2 of 7 (86) Miscellaneous 3 of 7 (87) Miscellaneous 4 of 7 (88) Miscellaneous 5 of 7 (89) Miscellaneous 6 of 7 (90) Miscellaneous 7 of 7 PROVINCIAL (91) Correspondence 1965-1969, 1971, 1977-1978, 1985 (92) Provincial Elections September 25, 1963 & 1971 - September 25, 1963; Dalton Bales Campaign 1971 (93) Provincial Election September 25, 1963 (94) Provincial Election October 27, 1967 Call Number: 1989-040/007 PROVINCIAL (95) Provincial Election - Bruce McCaffrey June 9, 1977 (96) Provincial Election September 10, 1987 (97) Annual Meeting November 2-3, 1964 (98) Annual Meeting October 30-November 1, 1966 (99) Annual Meeting and Election of Officers November 3-5, 1968 (100) Annual Meeting and Election of Officers November 3-5, November 3-5, 1968 1968 - Vice-President Candidates (101) Annual Meeting December 4-6, 1969 (102) A New Wave - All Candidates Meeting February 4, 1971 (103) Leadership Convention February 10-12, 1971 (104) Leadership Convention February 10-12, 1971 - Allan February 10-12, 1971 Lawrence (105) Leadership Convention February 10-12, 1971 - Bert February 10-12, 1971 Lawrence (106) Leadership Convention February 10-12, 1971 - Bob February 10-12, 1971 Welch (107) Leadership Convention February 10-12, 1971 - Darcy February 10-12, 1971 McKeough (108) Leadership Convention February 10-12, 1971 - William February 10-12, 1971 Davis page 5 Robert Roche fonds -- draft list Inventory #396 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (109) Leadership Convention February 10-12, 1971 - Paper February 10-12, 1971 Clippings (110) Annual Meeting, Toronto February 8-11, 1973 (111) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 (112) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 - Larry January 24-26, 1985 1 of 3 Grossman Call Number: 1989-040/008 PROVINCIAL (113) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 - Larry January 24-26, 1985 2 of 3 Grossman (114) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 - Larry January 24-26, 1985 3 of 3 Grossman (115) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 -Frank January 24-26, 1985 Miller (116) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 -Frank January 24-26, 1985 Miller (117) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 -Roy January 24-26, 1985 1 of 3 McMurtry (118) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 -Roy January 24-26, 1985 2 of 3 McMurtry (119) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 -Roy January 24-26, 1985 3 of 3 McMurtry (120) Leadership Convention January 24-26, 1985 - Dennis January 24-26, 1985 Timbrell (121) North Yonge Bayview Special Fund 1962 1962 (122) North Yonge Bayview P. C. Association & York Scarboro 1957-1961 Federal P. C. Association (123) North Yonge Bayview P. C. Association & York Scarboro 1962 Federal P. C. Association (124) North Yonge Bayview P. C. Association & York Scarboro 1963 Federal P. C. Association (125) Town of Don Mills P. C. Association 1963 Call Number: 1989-040/009 PROVINCIAL (126) Don Valley P. C. Association 1966-1968 1 of 3 (127) Don Valley P. C. Association 1966-1968 2 of 3 (128) Don Valley P. C. Association 1966-1968 3 of 3 (129) Don Valley P. C. Association 1969-1970 (130) Don Valley P. C. Association October 27, 1977 (131) P. C. Council of Metropolitan Toronto 1965-1966 page 6 Robert Roche fonds -- draft list Inventory #396 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (132) P. C. Council of Metropolitan Toronto-Annual Meeting January 22, 1966 and Election of Officers (133) P. C. Council of Metropolitan Toronto 1967 (134) P. C. Council of Metropolitan Toronto 1968 Call Number: 1989-040/010 PROVINCIAL (135) P. C. Council of Metropolitan Toronto 1969 1 of 2 (136) P. C. Council of Metropolitan Toronto 1969 2 of 2 (137) New York Mills P. C. Association 1964 (138) New York Mills P. C. Association 1965 (139) New York Mills P. C. Association 1966 (140) York Mills Provincial P. C. Association 1969-1970 (141) Medicare (142) Seneca College - Recommendation for a Computer May 27, 1972 System (143) Seneca College - Acquisition of Computers 1972-1973 (144) P. C. Speakers' Handbook 1967 (145) Speeches 1968 (mostly by J. P. Robarts) 1968 1 of 2 Call Number: 1989-040/011 PROVINCIAL (146) Speeches 1968 (mostly by J. P. Robarts) 1968 2 of 2 (147) Statement by the Honourable J. P. Robarts - Re: Report January 10, 1966 of the Royal Commission on Metropolitan
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