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      Centennial Richmond Hill Suburbia publication includes advertisements of local businesses, directory of government offices, street index, information about York Central Hospital, community organizations, professional directory, local bus schedule.

      Contains a history of the Town of Richmond Hill and information the Richmond Hill churches.

      A publication of the Richmond Hill Agricultural Society on events of the 118th Spring Fair on May 12-13, 1967.

      Pagination in the book is inconsistent. Page numbers in drop down menu do not correspond with page numbers in the book.

      Accruals: Further accruals are expected. The dates are not inclusive.

      Historic District: Lennox Active: Yes

      Historic District: Lennox Active: No

      Active: No

      Historic District: Oxford South Active: No

 Brantford Expositor, 7 Apr 1967     An article detailing the visitation statistics for Chiefswood from May 1 to December 31 of 1966. Improvements, both suggested and in progress, are also noted.

      STAATS - Suddenly in the Lady Willingdon Hospital, Ohsweken, on Monday, February 13, 1967, Leonard Staats Sr. of R6 Hagersville, in his 65th year; beloved husband of Angeline Thomas; dear father of Mrs. William (Edna) Moss, Scarborough; Leonard Jr. and Melvin, both of R6 Hagersville, and Paul at ...

      MARTIN - Suddenly in the Brantford General Hospital, on Wednesday, January 4, 1967. Hiram F. Martin in his 79th year, of 298 1/2 Colborne Street; cousin of Miss Cora Hill of Brantford, Mrs. Orme (Kitty) Thornberry of Salinas, California; uncle of Norton H. Martin, Mrs. Freeman (Alma) Sowden, both ...

      A 230-page cookbook created as a Centennial Project. There is a general Table of Contents. pages 232/233 gives cooking for large numbers. Besides many recipes, there are cookery facts, weights & measures, and abbreviations. A list of branches in the Ottawa Area by subdivision is given at the front. There …

      In 1953, Ethel Willson Trewhella was commissioned by Newmarket Town Council, following a recommendation from the library board, to write a history of the Town’s early years. Trewhella was a local author and historian who had already written a couple of histories, The Yonge Street Quakers, published in 1937, and …

      "She was the first Canadian woman, the first Canadian Indian and the first Canadian writer to be honored by a commemorative stamp."

      This newspaper clipping describes a canoe trip taken by a group of Whitby Boy Scouts to Montreal, QC, to celebrate the centennial of Canada's confederation. This headline was written on July 23, 2 days before the scouts would arrive in Montreal.

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