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    This is a monthly record of all items circulated at the Blind River Public Library from October 1983 to December 1993.

    Minutes of Meeting for Blind River Library Board, includes Treasurers Report, New Business, Salaries, Expenses, Librarians Report

    Minutes of Meeting for Blind River Library Board, includes Treasurers Report, New Business, Salaries, Expenses, Librarians Report

    Minutes of Meeting for Blind River Library Board, includes Treasurers Report, New Business, Salaries, Expenses, Librarians Report

    Librarian Jo-Anne Martin has a good assortment of books at the public library so readers can relax and enjoy the festive season.

    This article covers some of the towns history from the time of 1761 when a sturgeon fishery was operating in the area, and then continues to the arrival of the first sawmill built in 1903 by J.J. McF

    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.

    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 bysta

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

    The cover shows a portion of Woodward Avenue and an insert photo of a log building with a "Blind River Welcomes You" sign overhead. This building was the first tourism info booth which was located or