Résultats

      This 8 March 1995 Burford Times article describes a lawsuit launched by the Mushroom Producers' Co-Operative against Burford Township due to zoning changes that affect the Co-Operatives property. Township clerk-administrator John Innes confirmed that the Co-Op is suing the township's planning consultant Howard Snodgrass.

      This 28 June 1995 Burford Times article features nine photos and a brief description of the ninth annual Strawberry Social hosted by the Burford Township Historical Society. Performers at the event include: Harold, Troy, and Lindsay Neil Dan, Gail, and Emily Clement with Laura Burtis Abbey, Atkin, Heather, and Greg …

      This 16 August 1995 Burford Times article announces that Bill and Betty Johnston are the recipients of the Burford Township Economic Development Committee and Township Council's Business of the Month award. The article also gives a brief history of the paper and its role in the community.

      This 16 August 1995 Burford Times article describes the activities of a local quilting club, which had recently completed its 100th quilt.

      This 25 Jan 1995 Burford Times article describes the events of a 14 January hockey game. Players mentioned in the article include Adam Henrique, Brent Cadman, Matt Lehman, Joey huszczo, Michael Henrique, Josh Bowen, Luke Ackland, Chad McGivern, Sarah Ackland, Michelle Weatherbee, Matt Lehman, Adam Fisher, Jeremy Vanderheyden, David Winter, …

      In this Burford Times weekly editorial, editor Bill Johnston notes his wedding anniversary and wonders how his wife Betty has put up with him for 21 years.

      An advertisement from the May 31, 1995 issue of the Burford Times for Harley Store.

      An article from the April 22, 1995 issue of the Burford Times about local doctor (Dr. David Sprowl) choosing not to close his practice on a designated "Rae Day" as set by the Brant County Medical Association.

      This article from the 16 Aug 1995 edition of the Burford Times celebrates the 90th birthday of Roy Reavely, Burford's oldest living resident, by telling his life story. A photo feature Reavely with his family, including James and Rose Fisher, Patrcicia and Ken Fisher, Rhonda and Patrick Good, and Elise …

      This February 22, 1995 Burford Times article describes the success of Janet and Armindo Lopes' emu farm in Harley since beginning their operation in 1993, and the continued growth of the emu farming industry in Brant County. The article features a photo of Janet Lopes holding a baby emu.

      Photo of the DeRosse family in celebration of the 60th anniversary of Benny's Shoe Repair.

      Anne DeRosse finishes putting a new sole on a winter boot at Benny's Shoe Repair, located on Market Street, Brantford. Published in commemoration of the business's 60th anniversary.

      Article about the 60th anniversary of Benny's Shoe Repair, located on Market Street in Brantford, Ontario.

      Growing number of music lovers gathering to play

 North Renfrew Times, 1995     FLIPPIN' AND SLIPPIN' OVER WINTER FUN! It was a busy weekend for all those winter enthusiasts out there, with both the Stonecliffe Winter Carnival and the Deep River Silver Spoon taking place this past weekend. Both events were enjoyed by participants of all ages ...

 Heather Brady, North Renfrew Times, February 8 1995, p. 13     Log sawing (photo left) was a popular winter carnival activity. Working up a sweat are (L to R) Cindy Ducharme and Gail Leclerc. Broomball (bottom left) also drew a crowd despite its sometimes dangerous side. Keith Daigle is shown covering his head. The King and Queen contest was a crowning …

 Tim Ruhnke, North Renfrew Times, October 4, 1995, 1, 2     Council meets in nation's capital by Tim Ruhnke There was a different look to Renfrew County council last Wednesday. That is because council held its September meeting in the West Block of Parliament Hill. The visit to Ottawa was the first in ...

      Beharriell Park on Lake Huron is named after "Burns" Beharriell who died in 1984. The plaque there "commemorates over 30 years of service and public participation in the township of Thompson."

 Chris Malette, The Intelligencer, 16 Oct 1995     newspaper article with photo

 belleville intelligencer, 30 Oct 1995, p. 1     Arthur Grose watched as a kid through his house window, a bolt of lightning strike the Belleville city hall tower, bounce off and fly across the Moira River, through the Springer Lock Company and head towards his house