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      This is a letter explaining how the Auxiliary was formed and who the Presidents were over the years.

      This is the commencement letter of Pinewood-Birchwood Auxiliary in April, 1977, which later became Birchwood Auxiliary in January 1987.

      These are the minutes of the last regular meeting of Birchwood Auxiliary before the home closed.

      These are the minutes for the dissolution meeting of the Birchwood Auxiliary after all business has been taken care of.

      This is a copy of the regular prayer recited at each meeting.

      This is a copy of the opening prayer for the last meeting of the Birchwood Auxiliary.

      This is a News Release letter from the Board of Management showing what was discussed at regular meetings with respect to Pinewood-Birchwood Homes for the Aged.

      This is a News Release of the Final Meeting of the Board of Management.

      This letter is of the Annual Meeting telling of the official opening of the new senior citizen apartments at Birchwood Terrace…

      Inventory no. 1999.3121.01 Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society.

      RP0031 - People - Beley - Benjamin S. Beley, Coroner Letterhead Mar 22 1888 G

      MARTINTOWN & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ------------------------------------------- May 6 - 98 Dear Bronte Horticultural Society: Our Society was very pleasantly surprised to receive such a generous cheque from you. The weather has been very dry ...

      Letters from Native Voice to Brantford Board of Trade regarding information about the commemoration of Pauline Johnson at Stanley Park in Vancouver, British Columbia.

      (Good) A statement from the Canada Company outlining lease and sale procedures for a piece of land.

      The Whit-Knit Club was formed in 1940 by a group young girls who were eager to help with the local war effort. They knitted hundreds of socks and created parcels to send to every Whitby man serving overseas during the Second World War. To raise money for their cause, they …

      This is a letter from the daughter of the Lumbers who owned the first grocery store in Terrace Bay at South Camp.

      letter of thanks from Children's Aid Society to Oakville Art Society for their donation.

      A collection of 28 receipts from the Grand Trunk Railways. These receipts are for luggage and steerage items on the railroad. There's a disclaimer, a date, a name, the contents and the signature on the front of each receipt. On the back are the terms and conditions of the railroads. …