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 North Renfrew Times, 16 Oct 1996     Crying wolf has its costs The farmer who cried wolf generated some discussion at the council table in Head, Clara and Maria last week. A lamb killed by a wolf has prompted the need for the municipality to obtain a livestock evaluator. ...

 Tim Ruhnke, North Renfrew Times, April 23 1996, 1, 3     Driftwood Park to be spun off by province BY TIM RUHNKE The future of Driftwood Provincial Park is once again in doubt. The Ministry of Natural Resources announced last week that it is seeking a partnership agreement to maintain operations ...

 Tim Ruhnke, North Renfrew Times, January 5, 1996, 1, 16     Local spring water has potential BY TIM RUHNKE They are hoping for a gusher. Northern Canada Springs is cautiously optimistic that a spring water source near Deux Rivieres will become big business for Head, Clara & Maria and the entire ...

 North Renfrew Times, June 26, 1996     News / Feature Councillors ponder future role of Head, Clara & Maria BY VANCE GUTZMAN Small municipalities such as Head, Clara and Maria don't always have a lot to offer their neighbours. That was the consensus around the council table in ...

      A Sault Star article about the 70th birthday celebration of the Iron Bridge Library, its beginnings and growth.

      A photo and caption from The Standard showing a five year old Conner Bradford perusing books at the Blind River Library.

      An advertisement for the Second Anniversary Celebration of the C. Gordon King Centre Source: The Cobourg Public Library Acquired: October 1997

      Flyer regarding a reception held in honour of Mrs. Dorothy Lees. Source: Cobourg Public Library, Sept. 28, 1996 Acquired: Sept. 28, 1996

      Picture and description regarding the internet at Cobourg Public Library. Source: Cobourg Daily Star, May 28, 1996 Acquired: May 28, 1996

      Pamphlet with information about the ‘Friends of the Cobourg Public Library’ group and how to join. Source: Cobourg Public Library, 1996 Acquired: 1996

      An invitation to attend the unveiling of an historic plaque Source: Town of Cobourg, May 7, 1996 Acquired: January 2008

      In appreciation of DOROTHY LEES on her 25th year of dedication to the children in our communities, helping them along the road to lifelong learning. COBOURG PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD ...

      Flyer inviting the public to attend a reception in honour of Dorothy Lees Source: Cobourg Public Library, September 1996 Acquired: July 20, 1998

 Tim Ruhnke, North Renfrew Times, June 26, 1996, p. 8     Page 8 - THE NORTH RENFREW TIMES - June 26, 1996 Mary Ellen Boudreau (right) has received a senior of the year award from the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation for her contribution to the community of Head, Clara & Maria. Boudreau was presented the award by ...

 Sue Elliot, North Renfrew Times, July 24, 1996, p. 11     Remembering... Mary Ellen Boudreau (1919-1996) (The following is the eulogy that was delivered by Sue Elliot, one of Mary Ellen's daughters, at the funeral mass that took place on July 15.) Mary Ellen Grimes was born at a ...

 Henry Bury, belleville intelligencer, 12 Jun 1996, p. 5     Prof. Samuel Thomas Greene was honored at Sir James Whitney School as the first deaf educator in Ontario-he taught from the day it opened in October of 1870-1890

 Tom Gavey, belleville intelligencer, 31 Aug 1996, p. 1     Prof Samuel Thomas Greene has inspired many including one who is rallying to raise funds to restore his monument

 belleville intelligencer, 26 Aug 1996, p. 8     Restoring the tombstone marker of Prof Samuel T Greene

 Bill Hunt, belleville intelligencer, 12 Nov 1996, p. 10     Bernie Gray's kayak is being shipped home courtesy of Atlas Van Lines, free of charge. Gray is flying into Syracuse Friday

 Bill Hunt, belleville intelligencer, 15 Nov 1996, p. 8     Bernie Gray's kayak arrived home before he did. He is expected to arrive later that afternoon