Résultats

      The bottom of the photograph is the Quebec side. The top of the photograph is the Ontario side. Highway 17 is visible in the photograph.

      A soft-covered book with 336 pages, which include illustrations, photographs and maps.

 North Renfrew Times, October 1970     Resolution Endorsed By Council STONECLIFFE (special)Head, Clara and Maria townships endorsed a resolution recommending that all welfare be handled by the department of social and family services. The provincial government now has removed residence ...

 Pembroke Daily Observer, February 15, 1970, p. 10     10 The Pembroke Observer Friday, February 13, 1970 Area Township Wants Wildlife Interpretive Centre MACKEY (Special) -- A resolution was passed at a recent council meeting of the Township of Head, Clara and Maria, that preference be given to ...

 North Renfrew Times, October 23, 1970     Boat Launching Ramp Officially Opened Under cool, fall skies, the new boat launching ramp at Mackey was officially opened on Friday, October 23. Present for the occasion was Len Hopkins, MP, Morris Hamilton, MPP, County Warden, Roselma Sinclair and neighbouring ...

 North Renfrew Times, August 5, 1970     WILL REGULATE PEACE FESTIVALS MACKEY (Special) -- At a meeting with only two of the four councillors present, the council of the townships of Head, Clara and Maria passed a bylaw regulating the rental of any property within the townships for peace festivals and ...

 January 1970     Highlights from a council meeting.

 North Renfrew Times, October 23 1970     North Renfrew Times reporting on the Government officials who attended the Mackey Boat ramp opening ceremonies.

 1970, 1, 7     Article outlining plans to renovate the Stonecliffe community hall, an old schoolhouse used for community functions. Local politics are also discussed, as is the plan to build a Wildlife Interpretive Centre in Renfrew County.

 June 1970     Article describing a tax break for residents of Head, Clara and Maria Township.

 1970     Community members applying for the position of Reeve in the 1970 Municipal election are featured.

 North Renfrew Times, July 1970     Plans to renovate the community center are discussed, as well as the community groups who use the center. A report on the wildlife interpretation center and a report from the road superintendent are reviewed by council. Plans for council to take steps towards the removal of old and abandoned vehicles …

 North Renfrew Times, Unknown     Article discusses councils discovery that open dump burning is permitted until December 31, 1970. Other council business is also discussed.

 North Renfrew Times, October 30, 1970     Historic Last Banquet Deep River was the venue last week for what the Warden of the County of Renfrew, Mrs Roselma Sinclair, observed was the last Warden's Banquet when the whole county met as a political as well as a geographical entity. On the previous day, the ...

 Bourns (photographer), North Renfrew Times, May 15, 1970     Local Officials admire an OPP Constable's Motorcycle.

      Notes under this photo read " Family Reunion - Over 80 people, all descendants of the William Allen family of Iron Bridge, attended a reunion, Sunday. Seated are, Reba McClelland and Ada Crockford; Back, Nora (Allen) Jeffrey, Harvey Allen and Alta Eakett. They are reviewing some pictures and histories about …

 Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, Circa 1970     This is a newspaper clipping about the life of Mrs. Philomene Wabigwan, her basket making abilities, and how she is passing on this tradition to future generations.

      Photo Inscriptions - Top row left to right - Cosgrove, Maxwell, Reed; Middle row l-r - Nyman, Wilson, Bender; Bottom row l-r - Mattinen, Johnston, Fleming

      This article features a picture of Mrs. William Burbadge's prize winning snow sculpture house with the three little pigs and the big bad wolf. The article also tells the reader about Mrs. Burbadges many other craft talents.

      The photo shows Mrs. Neil Draper and seven students in front of their daily transportation. The students were Doris, Donna and Allen Berry, Sean Sloan, Bobbie and Garneta Beharriell and Tommy McElrae.