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 appeared in Oakville Beaver, 11 Aug 2006, p. 46     Jan & Mabel

 appeared in Oakville Beaver, 2 Jun 2006, p. 50     Thank you to all of the supporters of the Queen's Medical Outreach helping children in Kenya.

 appeared in Oakville Beaver, 22 Feb 2006, p. 42     Don

 appeared in Oakville Beaver, 15 Apr 2006, p. 30     Dr. Peter Eddenden, The Halton Pharmacy, the doctors and staff of the Oakville Trafalgar & Credit Valley Hospitals and the Canadian Home Health Care

 appeared in Oakville Beaver, 25 Mar 2006, p. 39     The Kirk family would like to express thanks

 appeared in Oakville Beaver, 14 Jul 2006, p. 47     ...

      In the late 1940's Blind River had several taxi companies including Star Taxi, Deluxe, Central and a few more. Unlike today, drivers often had to dodge not just people and other vehicles but sometimes cows, or chickens.

 Barry Ellsworth, belleville intelligencer, 21 Oct 2006, Section c, p. 2     Amanda Groves is a 23 year old paralegal college student who has been blind since she was eight and a half

 W Brice McVicar, belleville intelligencer, 22 Jul 2006, Section a, p. 3     Allan Giffin is retiring from train engineering after 35 years

 Bruce Bell, belleville intelligencer, 14 Oct 2006, Section a, p. 4     Caroline Granger first winner of the County Weekly News Women In Business 2006 Award

      Photo of Caroline Granger accepting award

 The Intelligencer, 14 Sep 2006, p. 3     newspaper article with two parts

 The North Star (Parry Sound, Ontario), 20 Sep 2006     A newspaper clipping from a local paper discussing the ultimate return of an artifact to what was once a school and has become a museum.

      This interesting article covers some history about a small relatively unknown cemetery encased within the bounds of the Mississauga Delta Park and how its residents came to be there.

      Blind River became an incorporated Town in 1906 against the wishes of some of the lumber companies with the first Mayor being Thomas Craig. This article gives a snapshot view of the early days of the Town.

      This article discusses the change of the local hockey division from Junior B to Junior A and how the sport has changed from the early 70's.

      The Blind River Lions Club saw its inception in 1953 and has consistently done great work for not only the local community but also for worldwide destinations. They have provided for glasses, seeing eye dogs, supported minor baseball, lit up the Town Park and helped with the Loggers Memorial.

      The Michigan Avenue church was began in 1908 and still stands. A testament to its durability and strength of its congregation. This article gives a little background history of this historical building. This is part 1 of a 2 part article.

      Part 2 discusses the joy and music that Baptist parishioners found within the walls of Immanuel Baptist over the years and how the structure of the Baptist church differs from Catholic and Anglican denominations.

      The Riverside Tavern is a Blind River landmark. From its beginnings as a boarding house to its eventual tavern days it has been a place for people to gather. It lasted through several wars Prohibition, and 2 month Brewers Retail strike in 1958. Interesting reading for sure.