Résultats

      This January 22, 2003 article in the Burford Times describes an anniversary event hosted by the Legion, which included the introduction of new members and a dinner. People introduced at the dinner include Bob Speller, Al Caswell, Marg Gilchrist, Ron Eddy, Willie Martens, Morris Croome, Ted Thompson Howard Lewis, Paul …

      In this 29 Jan 2003 Burford Times editorial, editor Bill Johnston commemorates friend and colleague Jean Sumison. Sumison was a friend of Bill and his wife Betty Johnston, and was a columnist for the Burford Times.

      This 15 Jan 2003 Burford Times article describes a fire that destroyed the historic Burford United Church, and efforts by the community to clean up after the fire, provide the congregation with a temporary worship space, and plans to rebuild. The article includes quotes from Reverend Terry Dunseith.

      This 19 March 2003 Burford Times article features 8 photos and a description of the 3rd Annual Grand Prix hosted by the AWANA Kid's Club of Fellowship Baptist Church, including a list of winners in various race categories. Photos with this article feature: Garret Kwist Sam Baker Philip Clark Aurora …

      This 20 August 2003 Burford Times article describes the effects of a major power outage on Burford and several other communities. Government representatives quoted in the article include Ron Eddy, Robert Chambers, Joe Miller, and Willie Maertens.

      This advertisement from the 20 Aug 2003 edition of the Burford Times was placed by Assumption College School in Brantford to thank editor Bill Johnston for his service to the newspaper.

      This article from the 29 Jan 2003 edition of the Burford Times features an obituary for Jean Sumison and a brief summary of her death and her role in the Burford community.

      Black and white photograph of a lumber yard across from the Burk's Falls wharf. It is likely the Knight Brother's Lumberyard. There is a set of railroad tracks running through the yard. In the wharf there is a boat at dock.

      Black and white photograph of the Original Burke House with a man standing in front of it. The house is a log building. There is another smaller building beside it. It could be a barn or a garage.

      Black and white photograph of the Main Street of Burk's Falls in the summer. There are people walking up and down the street. There are cars parked along the street. Most of the buildings appear to be shops. One building in the lower right corner is a restaurant.

      Black and white photograph of a driver taking a horse drawn hearse out for a drive. There is no body in the hearse. There is an unidentified person standing on the left.

      Black and white photograph of hunters getting off the train in Burk's Falls and walking to the wharf so they can get boats to their winter hunting camps.

      Black and white photograph of the Knight Brother's Lumber Mill. There is a bridge with a railroad track running close to the site. The factory's smokestack is billowing smoke.

      Black and white photograph of four women and a man. This photograph appear to have been taken in a taken in a studio setting. The persons pictured were the staff of the Burk's Falls public school in 1902. The man is holding an open book, it is possibly a Bible. …

      Black and white photograph of two loggers, Harry Hewitt and Harry Philips, standing on logs in the river. There are logs on the river as far as the eye can see.

      Black and white photograph of a group of horses racing. Behind them there is a group of people on the outside of the track. There are buildings behind the crowd. The village of Burk's Falls is off in the distance.

      Black and white newspaper clipping detailing a time capsule from the 1950s and the opening of the capsule in 2000. The image appears to be from the burying of the time capsule.

      Black and white photograph of the wooden Tip-Toff Cottage. The cottage appears to be a home in the village of Burk's Falls. There is a wooden sidewalk running in front of the building, there is also a wooden fence to left of the building.

      This building was at the corner of Ontario Street and Younge Street. The Sharpe building was demolished in 1978.

      Black and white photograph of a person crossing the Galna Bridge with the village of Burk's Falls in the background. The river flowing underneath the bridge is the Magnetawan. There are many businesses and a water tower behind the bridge.