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      Two photographs both from the 1960s depicting the Miller family gas station located on King street, Burford, across from the Miller Farm Implement and Hardware business. The hardware store was originally operated by Harry Miller. Gas was sold from a tall glass pump which stood at the curb. Frank Miller …

      A photograph taken outside the corner grocery store owned by Frank Miller between King street and Maple avenue in Burford. It was taken at the back of the store on the second floor. Depicted is Francis Miller holding Brock Miller with Hilda Miller and Leslie Miller to her right. The …

      A family portrait with exact date unknown but believed to have been taken around 1908. Depicted are: Leslie Miller (1899-1970) on the back right, Francis Miller (1902-1960) on the back left, Hilda Miller (1904-1988) on the front right and Brock Miller (1907-1989) on the front left.

      This 13 December 2000 Burford Times article features six photos from the 2000 Santa Claus Parade in Burford and the Lion's Club logo.

      This 26 April 1994 Burford Times article describes how Cathie Brown's hair salon Headway Hairstyling is offering makeovers and photoshoots. Cathie Brown and her daughter Becky provide hairstyling. Wendy Kropf and Katherine Ionson of Goldlinx provide makeup. Photography were provided by Glamour Magic Portraits, a division of Angel Photographic Studios …

      This 8 Nov 1989 Burford Times article recounts a Remembrance Service at the Agricultural Hall in Burford. The service was attended by 125 veterans, and jointly conducted by Rev. Randy Mackenzie, Pastor Wally Stephenson, and Father David Carney. Edwin Morgan conducted the Burford District High School Band. A parade of …

      This 5 August 19992 article describes the death of Cathcart man Bill Symons who was serving with United Nations peace keeping forces in Cambodia. Symons died at the age of 22 on 12 July 1992 while on leave in Bangkok, Thailand. Symons' funeral was held on 21 July 1992 and …

      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 article from the 15 Jan 1997 edition of the Burford Times describes how Gord Wardle has been given four liver transplants in his lifetime, the only living person to have done so at time of writing

      This article from the 5 Feb 1997 edition of the Burford Times announces that local band Wayward has been nominated for a Juno award. Pictured is Thomas Wade Barker of Burford, head of the band.

      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 17 April 1996 Burford Times article was written by high school student Laura Kloepfer about her experience job shadowing at the Burford Times.

      This 17 April 1996 Burford Times article describes a settlement between Burford Township and the Mushroom Producers' Co-Operative which requires the Co-Op to make some changes to their facilities in order to avoid the rezoning of their property. Residents are unhappy because the Co-Op gives off an unpleasant smell. Individuals …

      This 5 March 1997 Burford Times article discusses local flooding near Russell Wilson's farm despite improvements made to the drainage system. A photo features Dave Phillipo and Brad Bailey canoeing on Maple Avenue South.

      This 12 March 1997 Burford Times article describes an event celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Cathcart Women's Institute and invites readers to come out to the next W.I. meeting. Speakers at the event included President Sharon Fraser and Secretary Min Bierma.

      This 16 July 1997 Burford Times article announces that the Burford Township Public Library now has internet access and thanks carious community members and groups for their assistance. G Wilson Machine Ltd donated computers to the library, Brant FreeNet donated internet services, Keith Hall and Sons Transport Lts donated trucks …

      This 8 April 1998 Burford Times article announces that the Burford Agricultural Society has begun to rebuild the grandstand at the local fairgrounds, which had burned down a few months prior. Chairman of the Buildings and Grounds Committee Doug Smith operated an earth mover and Director of the Buildings and …