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Picture, 1994

Interactive communications complex

Picture, 1993

Ivy league: Back in the '20s, Brantford's Public Library, a venerable ivy-covered institution on a quiet shady street, was an ideal place to go on a hot summer day - especially if one owned an automobile.

Picture, 1988

Courtly gestures at Gretzky classic. Wayne Gretzky (left), mimics the triumphal pose he is so accustomed to on the ice, while star-struck fans rub shoulders with Young and the Restless heartthrob Michael Damian. The Gretzky Celebrity Tennis Classic, held yesterday in Brantford, is in aid of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.

Picture, 1986

Washed away: Brantford residents survey what remains of Beach Road; which was buckled and torn up by a mudslide late last night. Wayne Atfield (at right; with beard) lost his home on the banks of the Grand River to the slide. I put everything I had into this place; it was my dream home; and now I don't know what is going to happen; the single father said this morning.

Picture, 1986

Swept away: A travel agency is on the edge of a ravine caused by mudslides in Brantford Tuesday. Owner Luke Trip lost nine metres (30 feet) of his backyard. It's believed melting snow and heavy rains softened an embankment near the Grand River; causing the slides.

Picture, 1986

Courtly gestures at Gretzky classic. Wayne Gretzky (left), mimics the triumphal pose he is so accustomed to on the ice, while star-struck fans rub shoulders with Young and the Restless heartthrob Michael Damian. The Gretzky Celebrity Tennis Classic, held yesterday in Brantford, is in aid of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.

Picture, 1986

Memories rekindled: Ellen Higgins; 88; of Brantford; Ont.; looks through her photo album as she eagerly awaits reunion with sister Rose; 83; whom she hasn't seen in 81 years.

Picture, 1985

Lucky thumbs up: Lillian Kelly, 54, of Brantford gives a thumbs-up signal as her husband Stuart, 57, beams beside her yesterday after they picked up the Lotto 6/49 cheque that made them multi-millionaires. The childless couple said they were going to give away more than half of their tax-free winnings, mostly to relatives and some to charity.

Picture, 1984

Exquisite work Stanley Hill of the Six Nations reserve of Brantford; artist whose bone carvings are on exhibit at the Christel Galleries of Fine Art; is demonstrating his wizardry at Parkway Plaza; Victoria Park Ave. and Ellesmere Rd. He will be on hand to discuss his work the rest of this week and Sunday.

Picture, 1981

One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character.

Picture, 1980

One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character.

Picture, 1980

One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character.

Picture, 1980

Racial Attacks are alarming Brantford's large East Indian community. One incident occurred at home of Satpaul Singh; right; resulting in police laying several charges against four men. Singh and a friend; Ekam Singh; centre; hold bricks Singh says were thrown at his house; and his father; Bakshi; 64; holds a spattered with blood in fracas after four men forced way in. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1977

Nearly hitting rope separating the lanes; Nancy Garapick of Halifax churns way to victory in 100-meter backstroke event of Canadian winter swimming championship in Brantford yesterday. The 14-year-old had identical heat and final times of 1:40.31 over the distance; back of her Canadian record of 1:04.20.

Picture, 1976

After mainstreeting in London, Ont., and Brantford, NDP Leader Stephen Lewis relaxed on his campaign bus yesterday with his children Avi, 8, and Ilana, 10. He ended his campaign in St. Andrew-St. Patrick riding last night with a dozen folders of data he hadn't gotten around to discussing in the campaign.

Picture, 1975

A Halt in use of Freon as a propellant in aerosol cans was announced by F. F. Wiley; president of S. C. Johnson & Son Ltd. Wiley is shown looking over production line of spray rug cleaner at the firm's Brantford plant. A ban on Freon was urged at inquest into death of a youth who sniffed a cooking spray. Environmentalists say it is one of chemicals destroying the earth's protective ozone layer.

Picture, 1975

Hands eager to be shaken continue to greet Prime Minister Pirerre Trudeau on campaign trail, which yesterday led to Brantford, Ont. An estimated 5,000 people turned out to enjoy barbecue and hear short speech.

Picture, 1974

The Cataract Falls were inspected yesterday by Caledon officials who decided that stricter measures must be taken to avoid more drownings at the Credit River site.

Picture, 1973

8;000 soldiers and veterans marched from the Princes' Gates to the CNE Grandstand on Saturday in the 48th Warriors' Day parade. Seventypfive military bands also marched in the parade which took more than an hour to pass the reviewing stand. Taking part was iroquois chief Fred Douglas; of Brantford; marching in his 39th parade. Veterans and families were admitted free to CNE Saturday.

Picture, 1973

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Cessna 172 Brantford 3 Dead

Interactive communications complex

Ivy league: Back in the '20s, Brantford's Public Library, a venerable ivy-covered institution on a quiet shady street, was an ideal place to go on a hot summer day - especially if one owned an automobile.

Swept away: A travel agency is on the edge of a ravine caused by mudslides in Brantford Tuesday. Owner Luke Trip lost nine metres (30 feet) of his backyard. It's believed melting snow and heavy rains softened an embankment near the Grand River; causing the slides.

Memories rekindled: Ellen Higgins; 88; of Brantford; Ont.; looks through her photo album as she eagerly awaits reunion with sister Rose; 83; whom she hasn't seen in 81 years.

One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character.

One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character.

One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character.

Hands eager to be shaken continue to greet Prime Minister Pirerre Trudeau on campaign trail, which yesterday led to Brantford, Ont. An estimated 5,000 people turned out to enjoy barbecue and hear short speech.

The Cataract Falls were inspected yesterday by Caledon officials who decided that stricter measures must be taken to avoid more drownings at the Credit River site.

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