Résultats

 Cobourg Daily Star, 25 Jul 2007, p. 1,2, column 3     ...

 Dalby, Paul, Watershed (Grafton, Ontario: Shelter Fell Publications Inc.), summer 2006, 32-38     Change in the method of farming; Canada becoming a world player in agriculture production

 Wagenaar, Norm, Watershed (Grafton, Ontario: Shelter Fell Publications Inc.), summer 2006, 49-50     Monarch butterflies; endangered species; discovering their migration patterns; Importance of milkweed plant

 Manchee, Denny, Watershed (Grafton, Ontario: Shelter Fell Publications Inc.), summer 2006, 52-57     farmland becomes open theatre; plays about local Ontario history

 Luedtke, Walter, Watershed (Grafton, Ontario: Shelter Fell Publications Inc.), summer 2006, 58-61     retired veteran becomes begins winery

      The first pulp and paper mill in Sturgeon Falls (1901-1902) was one of the earliest in Canada. It was built at the site of the present power house on the island in the Sturgeon River. Their two-machine newsprint mill had a capacity of about 23,000 tons of newsprint a year,(75 …

      Photo du bureau dans le moulin Weyerhaeuser à Sturgeon Falls avant sa démoliton en 2004. / Photograph of the Weyerhaeuser mill office in Sturgeon Falls before its demolition in 2004.

 The Intelligencer, 24 Oct 2000, p. 1     newspaper photo - with description

 Unknown, Publication Title Unknown, 8 Jan 2005     A collection of news clippings about the movement of the Niagara-On-The-Lake public library from its old location to the current location in the late 1990s. Many also feature the retirement of former library CEO Gerda Molson in 2004/2005.

      Colour photograph of the members the Sundridge Lion's Club. There are three rows of men. About half the men are wearing purple Lion's Club vests. The picture was taken in front of the a building with a porch.

      The South River barber was Napoleon E. 'Nipper' Duval.

      For further information see the Milton Historical Society web page and also the book "Milton remembers WWI" by John Challinor II and Jim Dills. SCAN ONLY

      For further information, see the Milton Historical Society web page and the book "Milton remembers WWI" by John Challinor II and Jim Dills. SCAN ONLY

      For further information, see the Milton Historical Society web page and also the book "Milton remembers WWI" by John Challinor II and Jim Dills. SCAN ONLY

      For further information, see the Milton Historical Society web page and also the book "Milton remembers WWI" by John Challinor II and Jim Dills.

      For further information, see the Milton Historical Society web page and also the book "Milton remembers WWI" by John Challinor II and Jim Dills. SCAN ONLY

      For further information, see the Milton Historical Society web page and also the book "Milton remembers WWI" by John Challinor II and Jim Dills. SCAN ONLY

      The home was built by William Parks. The farm was owned by Parks Reinhardt before the Brunners. The building itself was originally used as a rooming house, Rye Post Office, store & blacksmith shop. Bernice nee Brunner and her husband operated the post office.

      Frame church replaced original log church (1894). The church is located on Lot 152 Concession A.

      Ira Dahms had brackets made to carry longer lumber beside the truck and shorter material in the box. When the truck was loaded like this the door could not be opened.