|  This photograph depicts the Paris Central Public School, which was built in 1909 and demolished in 1972.
This image was printed on the sixteenth page of photographs in At the Forks of the Grand: Volume II by D. A. Smith. Central Public School
Paris, Can.
(On original matting)
PARIS CENTRAL... |
| 1967 This photograph depicts the Glen Morris Central School.
The original photo was provided by Frances Kingston during a Digital Preservation Day event in Glen Morris in May 2011. |
| 1978 This photograph depicts the former German's Central school in St. George. The picture was taken in June 1978.
The original photo was provided by the County of Brant Public Library. |
| [ca. 1985] This is a photograph of the Glen Morris Central School built in 1961. The picture was taken in 1985.
This photograph was provided by Ann Gaunt during a Digital Preservation Days event (May 10-13, 2011) held by the County of Brant Public Library. |
| 1922 This photograph depicts students of the Paris Central School in Paris, Ont.
The original photo was provided by the Paris Museum and Historical Society. Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society.
Inventory No. 1999.0762.01
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| 1965, This photo album includes photographs of teaching staff and students of the Onondaga Central School. The school was opened in September 1959 and closed in June 1984.
The original document was provided by Joyce Smith during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall on January 14, 2012. |
| 1967, This photo album includes photographs of teaching staff and the first graduating class of the Onondaga Central School. The school was opened in September 1959 and closed in June 1984.
The original document was provided by Joyce Smith during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall on... |
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|  13 November 1935
...DUPLICATE ORIGINAL
Agreement
dated
November 13, 1926.
Canadain National Railway Company
and
the Municipality of the Town of Paris
Removal of Overhead Carrying Highway 24A
in the Eastern postion of the Town
of Paris, Ontario
Legal Dept.
Central Region,
Canadian National Railways
...
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| 1960
...This is the photograph of Grade 1 students from the Glen Morris Central School. The original was provided by Frances Kingston during a Digital Preservation Day event in Glen Morris in May 2011....
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| 1967 This photograph depicts Grade 6-7 students from the Glen Morris Central School. The original photo was provided by Frances Kingston during a Digital Preservation Day event in Glen Morris in May 2011. Teacher - Mrs. Humphrey.
Students:
Back row: D. Kedrosky, K. Kollace, R. Diskor, G. Ronald, A.... |
| 1965-66 This photograph depicts Grade 5-6 students from the Glen Morris Central School. The original photo was provided by Frances Kingston during a Digital Preservation Day event in Glen Morris in May 2011. Teacher - Miss Gillespie; students teachers - Miss Fraser, Miss MacKenzie.
Students: Helen K.,... |
| 7 Aug 1945,
...This certificate was issued in 1945 to Robert Bertram Havens to confirm his discharge from the Canadian Army to return to civilian life following his demobilization at the conclusion of World War II. He had enlisted on September 18, 1939 and served in the United Kingdom, France, the Central...
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|   1966-67
...This photograph depicts Principal Symons and the teachers of the Glen Morris Central School in the 1960s. The original photo was provided by Frances Kingston during a Digital Preservation Day event in Glen Morris in May 2011....
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| 2 Jun 1945,
...This certificate was issued in 1945 to George Leslie Havens to confirm his discharge from the Canadian Army at the conclusion of World War II. He served in Canada, the United Kingdom, France, and the Central Mediterranean Area and was a member of the Royal Canadian Artillery. The included...
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| 13 November 1916
.... However, the case is now set down for trial-so Mr. Harley of the Central Office informed me last week but the difficulty now is that in the lion-Jury Court there is always such a long list of cases ahead that it may be sometime yet before this case is reached. It looks from McMaster1s letter as if he...
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| 1921
... marks our book, puts the money in a small cloth bag and when the bag is brought across from the "primmer" room, one of the bigger boys is sent down town to deposit it with Mr. Moss at Central and come right back. Keanwhile the rest get on with our Arithmetic. A 'water bottle1 falls...
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| The Walking Question Mark: Newsletter of the Grand River Heritage Mines Society, Jul 1994
...'sseU, Curator ofth~ E:!:-1h Sci~n:;:.::; Dept., University ofWatcrloo, who had a ilisplay at Gt:o-Rama, and we were
invited to set up a display at the MAMMOTH GEMSHOW sponsored by the Central Canadian Federation of Mineralogical Societies
and Waterloo '94, the Annual Meeting of the Geological Association...
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| 1941,
...This photograph depicts the 1942 Grade 2 class of Central Public School in Paris, Ontario. The teacher is Louise O'Dell. Its year and grade were identified by Ken Phipps who appears in this photo. The image was incorrectly identified in its original source by D. A. Smith.
Students in this photo...
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| 1944-45 This is a school newspaper "The Central Spectator".
The original document was provided by the Paris Museum and Historical Society. Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society.
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| March 1922
..............:..................... 81,000
Shanghai................................ 25,261
South China...................:...... 44,900
Korea...................................... 144,350
Central India.......................... 105,561
Gwalior................................... 10,000
Chinese in Canada...
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| 1985
... to the progress of the pupils.
Until after 1900, the board of education exercised a much closer supervision over class¬room activities than it does today. This was partly because the educational system of Ontario was not so highly centralized as now, and partly because many of the teachers knew little more than...
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| 2009
...The Village of Glen Morris
Communities In Bloom 2009
GU-:N
MORRIS
Our Village
Glen Morris is the kind of village its residents are proud to call home. Located within the County of Brant along the banks of the Grand River, Glen Morris is positioned centrally between the Town of Paris, Village of St...
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| 1933
...*
Respectfully yours,
MATT & AMIS, per,
(G. D. CONAN)
ASD
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
G.D.CONANT, B A..LL.B. A.F. ANNIS, B.A.LL.B.
SOLICITORS FOR THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE THE CENTRAL CANADA LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY THE TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY
PHONES 4AND 5
SIMCOE ST., SOUTH
OSHAWA, ONTARIO...
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| 1969,
.... Mr. D.C. Fisher was Principal from 1930 to
1966. When he retired Mr. C-N. Burtch took over the Principal's
duties at Coronation School and Mrs. Mae E. Blankenship at Maple
Avenue.
In 195^ North field School burned and a new one was built in 1955.
In 1961 Harley Central School was built...
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| Februsry 5, 1992,
..., but in fact it was endured with a combination of stoicism and indifference. Most houses in Burford lacked central heat and were warmed (not heated) by two or three stoves whose operation was determined by someone's ability to "poke up" the fires. As a result, many houses had places where...
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| September 13, 1978,
... that they referred to the railway station as the "depot" gave Burford a cosmopolitan air and when they descended from the six o'clock train amid that delightful aroma of soft coal, hot grease and steam, the little station became "Grand Central" and the train the "Empire State Express...
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| June 14, 1989,
... wall enclosed a "cloak room" where children hung their coats and where they were taken to be strapped or to have their heads examined for "nits". The central hall was a rainy-day play place and a twice-a-day parade square. Here classes were assembled at 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to sing...
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| October 23, 1991,
.... It had three classrooms around a central hall. At the west end was bell-tower and a little room from which the bell was tolled. On the north and south sides were entrances for boys and girls. Classrooms had 20 foot ceilings and two of the four walls in each room were filled with big windows set too high...
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| 1988
.... Dave Robson, seconded by Tom Ingall, "that Isabel Carswell and Donald Sandilands be our representatives on the Township Library Board." Both of these motions passed unanimously. Nothing in the subsequent minutes would indicate any change occurred.
In 1966 the South Central Regional Library...
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| Robertson, Mel, Burford Bugs by Mel Robertson, from the Burford Advance, "Burford Bugs by Mel Robertson, from the Burford Advance," The Burford Times (Burford, ON: The Burford Times), 5 Aug 1981
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Burford Township, in the early, days must have swarmed with mosquitos, black flies and other pests due to the central swamps. However, here again, few complaints about bugs can be found in the writings that have survived. For example, the considerable correspondence left by such saddleback clergymen...
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| [ca. 1900s]
... Missions for Northern Saskatchewan
R nearly eighteen years the Presbyterian Church has been trying to meet the de-mand for a more enlightened Gospel among the peoples who have come from the central and southern part of Europe. Through direct evangelistic effort, and through the kindly ministry of well...
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| The Walking Question Mark: Newsletter of the Grand River Heritage Mines Society, Apr 1994
... booths at the following shows, and need volunteers to help take shifts:
* GEO-RAMA, the Brantford Lapidary and Mineral Society Show, April 9, from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m., and April 10, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Woodman Park Community Centre, 491 Grey
St., Brantford.
* Central Ontario Annual...
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| The Walking Question Mark: Newsletter of the Grand River Heritage Mines Society, Dec 1995
... and conveyors.
Our botany experts, lise and Paul, reported some rare finds -- stiff-leaved goldenrod (solidago rigida))
classified as provincially rare by the National Museum, regionally rare by the MNR, and restricted
geographically within the Central Region of Ontario. They also recorded black oak, red...
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| October 28, 1992,
... the first snowfall mean anything to children in 1992? I doubt it for a number of good reasons. First, most houses have central heating and thus, when winter comes, there is no reason to make drastic changes in clothing and in-house life style. Second, the wide use of Nintendo and computers...
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| March 26, 1997,
.... Another similar belief is that if a wind blows in the upper branches of trees it will bring a bad storm.
An old reference to wind was the "wuthering" which was in prominent use before central heating became common. This was the sound that wind made in stoves pipes. It was a weird sound and a...
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| March 20, 1991,
... to undertake to get her Licentiate in the Royal School of Music. In addition, my mother was a conservatory-trained musician and as a bumbling clarinetist I played for a couple of years with the Central Symphony in Moncton, N.B. From all this exposure to music I can see that Andrew Messecar's work displays...
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| May 3, 1989,
... of father shaking the stove grates and "poking up" the fires. This was a familiar sound in the 1920s as most houses lacked central heating. Stoves had to be kept going all night until almost June and "poking up" a dying fire required special skill and even inspired such verses as "...
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| March 12, 1997,
... directly with no loitering along the way. This was all part of "the system" and no one asked questions about its value or otherwise.
At home, boys were still part of "the system" for, since most Burford homes lacked central plumbing or furnaces, boys had certain " chores...
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| January 30, 1991,
... except for occasional functions. It was centrally located and had facilities that could be converted easily, and cheaply, into a rink.
The area was considerably different from what it is today. The back lawn was bounded on the west by a large grove of tall lilac trees which, with an old smoke house...
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