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      This engine and passenger train provided the town of Schreiber a bit of amusement when, in the summer of 1993 during Heritage Days, it was used to transport locals for a quick trip to Marathon, reminiscent of the time passenger trains were available in this area.

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      Button design for the 1993 Stonecliffe winter carnival.

 Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario), [1976] - [1993]     Brochure - Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead Newspaper Articles Norfolk North WI District Annual May 7, 1979 Norfolk North WI District Annual May 12, 1980 56th Hamilton Area WI Convention Oct. 19 & 20, 1982 North Norfolk District Annual May 19, 1983 Hamilton Area WI Convention Oct. 18 & 19, 1983 …

      "The congregation of the Grand River United Church had gathered Wednesday for a candle-lit service to celebrate life."

 Hamilton Spectator, Winter 1993     "A proposed six-lane highway will skirt the edge of a once-bustling 500-year-old Indian settlement, but won't affect the historic site, says a top provincial archeologist."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, Winter 1993     "Every year young people from Six Nations and New Credit travel to other part of North America to live and to work."

      "In a week of camping out, drumming late into the night, media attention, and direct negotiation with the department of Indian Affairs, the Chippowas of Nawash accomplished what had failed to come about in the previous year."

 Young, David, Brantford Expositor, Winter 1993     "Native communities need to have a larger role in the justice system, says an RCMP officer involved with native policing."

 Morrisseau, Miles, Southam News, Winter 1993     "I'm trying to understand why six children could feel so hopeless and forgotten that the only way to deal with the reality of their lives was to try and end it."

 Bingham, David, Ontario Reformer, Winter 1993     "A nation within a nation is on the doorstep of Haldimand-Norfolk."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, Winter 1993     "Last weekend on the Expositor's Religion Page, Ross Readhead wrote something very interesting in his column. He told of listening to a preacher who denounced all religions other than his own brand of Christianity. "He defined religion so narrowly that only his own conservative view could be accepted as revealing …

      "Up to 40 Innu children in a remote Labrador village- some just four years old- have been steadily sniffing gas to escape the pain of their lives, native leaders said Thursday."

      "The federal government's belt-tightening is threatening the health of Six Nations residents, they say."

      "One of the oldest churches on the Six Nations reserve was destroyed in a spectacular fire Saturday morning."

      "Last fall, on the Six Nations Reserve near Brantford, Ont., the Reciting of the Great Laws was held. It was a windy week, a late September taste of autumn. Nearly 200 people sat inside a big white-top tent where- for the first time in full, in English- the Great Laws …

 Stonehouse, David, Brantford Expositor, Summer 1993     "Natives filled the waiting room, each clutching a number, whiling away 10 to 20 minutes of their time."

 White, Vicki, Brantford Expositor, Summer 1993     "A Six Nations resident and the GRCA have clashed over property along the Grand River near Caledonia."

 Oliver, Julie, Brantford Expositor, Summer 1993     "In addition to the family stories about firefly and moth fairies, there are several wonderful legends and creation stories surrounding butterflies and moths. The Papago Indians of the southwestern United States (related to the Hopi) say that butterflies (and moths) were created in the following way."

      "'Stuff like this would have helped us,' said Ms. Gibson, who will be entering Grade 12 at Hagersville High School this fall."