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- Blind River Citizens Honor Local Doctor Hamill, 1965
Dr. Hamill was presented with many gifts including a reclining chair. Dr. Hamill was presented with many gifts including a reclining chair.Blind River Public Library - Dr. Jim Dolan's Work Is Unfinished, Blind River, The Sentinel, 1901
Dr. Dolan practiced medicine for seven and a half years in Blind River before moving to North Bay to work in the new Forensic Psychiatry Unit at the Ontario Hospital there. He died within a year of that move. Dr. Dolan practiced medicine for seven and a half years in Blind River before moving to North Bay to work in the new Forensic Psychiatry Unit at the Ontario Hospital …Blind River Public Library - Bethune Had Connection To Blind River, The Standard, 1994
The writer indicates that while Gravenhurst was Bethune's birthplace and has a Memorial there, Norman Bethune actually spent more of his youth in Blind River, attending both elementary and high school. The writer indicates that while Gravenhurst was Bethune's birthplace and has a Memorial there, Norman Bethune actually spent more of his youth in Blind River, attending both elementary and high …Blind River Public Library - Lorna Nash Remembers Old Milltown Days, Blind River, The Standard, 1986
Mrs. Nash was an influential woman in her time. She ran Nash Electric, was president of the horticultural society and secretary-treasurer of the public library. Mrs. Nash was an influential woman in her time. She ran Nash Electric, was president of the horticultural society and secretary-treasurer of the public library.Blind River Public Library - Amy Poucette Remembers, Blind River, The Standard,1986
This article is about some of the memories of Mrs. Amy Poucette's life in the Blind River area. She recalls King Edward's stop in Blind River and receiving a cigarette from him along with other bystanders. A photograph of an older Mrs. Poucette taken at her Blind River home accompanies … This article is about some of the memories of Mrs. Amy Poucette's life in the Blind River area. She recalls King Edward's stop in Blind River and receiving a cigarette …Blind River Public Library - VE Day 50th Anniversary, Blind River, The Standard, 1995
A photo accompanying the article shows Mr. Barnes wearing war medals. He holds a photo of himself and a buddy escorting a German prisoner to camp. A photo accompanying the article shows Mr. Barnes wearing war medals. He holds a photo of himself and a buddy escorting a German prisoner to camp.Blind River Public Library - Enjoyment Received Through Volunteer Work, Blind River, The Standard, 1997
This newspaper article describes the volunteer work of 80 year old Alice Desabrais and how she won the Heart of Blind River volunteer award. The article also shares information about the local Canadian Diabetes Association and it's need for volunteers. A black and white photo of Mrs. Desabrais accompanies this … This newspaper article describes the volunteer work of 80 year old Alice Desabrais and how she won the Heart of Blind River volunteer award. The article also shares information about …Blind River Public Library - Former Teacher Receives Honorary Membership, Blind River, The Standard, 1995
Photo caption reads "Ruth Christilaw" Photo caption reads "Ruth Christilaw"Blind River Public Library - Artists In Profile - Natural Surroundings Inspire Artist, Blind River, The Standard,1995
A black and white photo of Leslie holding one of her works in progress accompanies this article. It should be noted that the original photo was of poor quality and efforts to improve upon it were unsuccessful. A black and white photo of Leslie holding one of her works in progress accompanies this article. It should be noted that the original photo was of poor quality and …Blind River Public Library - Local Artist Wins Another Award, Blind River, The Standard, 1995
This newspaper article informs the reader about local artist Al Wright's winning two awards for his watercolor paintings, one from the North of 17 juried show and another in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. The article also shares information about painting. This newspaper article informs the reader about local artist Al Wright's winning two awards for his watercolor paintings, one from the North of 17 juried show and another in Sault …Blind River Public Library - Brazil, Hungary Destinations For Two Exchange Students, Blind River, The Standard, 1995
Chantal was destined for Brazil while Sarah was travelling to Hungary. Chantal was destined for Brazil while Sarah was travelling to Hungary.Blind River Public Library - Celebrating 101 Years, Serpent River, The Standard,1995
It is reported that Mr. Stonepoint still had an excellent memory and ability to relate stories in Ojibwa. It is reported that Mr. Stonepoint still had an excellent memory and ability to relate stories in Ojibwa.Blind River Public Library - Guarding Angels, Blind River and Elliot Lake, The Standard, 1995
All the guards interviewed indicated it was their love for kids and meeting people that made their jobs so enjoyable. All the guards interviewed indicated it was their love for kids and meeting people that made their jobs so enjoyable.Blind River Public Library - Muriel's Dream, Blind River, The Standard, 1995
A black and white photo of Slamet Sukri, the school's 15 year old sponsored child accompanies the article. A black and white photo of Slamet Sukri, the school's 15 year old sponsored child accompanies the article.Blind River Public Library - Blind River Poem in Provincial Competition, The Standard 1997
Mr. White won the regional OSSTF 1997 - Marion Drysdale Award in the adult learner class with his poem that dealt with the struggles many people face in time of economic challenges. Mr. White won the regional OSSTF 1997 - Marion Drysdale Award in the adult learner class with his poem that dealt with the struggles many people face in time of …Blind River Public Library - Clearing the Roads, Blind River, The Standard, 1997
The author accompanied Blind River Town operator Pierre Trudel on one of his shifts to gain a better appreciation of this important job. The author accompanied Blind River Town operator Pierre Trudel on one of his shifts to gain a better appreciation of this important job.Blind River Public Library - Eugene LeBouef Dies, Blind River, The Standard, 1997
This article concerns the sudden death of a community elder, Mr. Eugene Lebouef. The article share information about Mr. Lebouef's life, his work as the owner of a meat market, and his community involvement in both politics, church and the Knights of Columbus. This article concerns the sudden death of a community elder, Mr. Eugene Lebouef. The article share information about Mr. Lebouef's life, his work as the owner of a meat market, …Blind River Public Library - 3 Area Musicians Nominated For Hall Induction, Blind River, 2001
Norlyn Purych, The Sault Star, March 17, 2001 This article concerns the induction of the first country musician from the Blind River area into the Northern Ontario Country Music Hall of Fame. Some information about Earl Bell, Lucien Pilon and Richard Sayers, the nominees and voting was included. Norlyn Purych, The Sault Star, March 17, 2001 This article concerns the induction of the first country musician from the Blind River area into the Northern Ontario Country Music Hall of Fame. Some information about Earl Bell, Lucien …Blind River Public Library - Documentary - A Celebration of Women's Lives, Blind River, 2001
Rocco Frangione, The Sault Star, July 16, 2001 This article concerns a documentary about women who had been Miss Blind River,filmed by Ann-Marie Kerr, a former Miss Blind River. The article tells how the project developed as a part of Homecoming Celebrations and what future plans Ms. Kerr had for the film. Rocco Frangione, The Sault Star, July 16, 2001 This article concerns a documentary about women who had been Miss Blind River,filmed by Ann-Marie Kerr, a former Miss Blind River. The article tells how the project developed as a …Blind River Public Library - Rupp Family Marks 50 years, Blind River, 1980
Gladys Hornby, The Sault Star, August 23, 1980, p. 27 This article celebrates the Rupp family's 50 years as summer residents of Blind River's Lake Lauzon. Information about Rupp's arrival, purchase of land and subsequent family summers here are included. Two black and white photos accompany the article. One shows a young granddaughter and a younger grandson sitting on the … Gladys Hornby, The Sault Star, August 23, 1980, p. 27 This article celebrates the Rupp family's 50 years as summer residents of Blind River's Lake Lauzon. Information about Rupp's arrival, purchase of land and subsequent family summers here are included. …Blind River Public Library
