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belleville intelligencer, 14 Sep 1965    

belleville intelligencer, 2 Jun 1972     Dr. Joan Bronskill, a scientist at the entymological institute in Belleville, received a plaque of long service presented to her by the Belleville Theatre Guild. She will be moving to Ottawa because

belleville intelligencer, 8 Apr 1978    

Joan Richards, belleville intelligencer, 14 Dec 2002, p. 2     Remembering Dr. Joan Bronskill

   

Jeremy Ashley, belleville intelligencer, 18 Dec 2003, p. 2     Gerald Brooks is celebrating two milestones this month. The Hastings Manor resident is celebrating his 100th birthday and he's being marked for his 75th anniversary with the Masons

Jeremy Ashley, belleville intelligencer, 27 Oct 2004, p. 13     Since entering the health care field more than two decades ago, Karen Brooks-Cathcart, has rapidly progressed throughout her career, which most recently led to the position of the Dean of Health Scie

Harry Mulhall, belleville intelligencer, 16 Jun 1964    

belleville intelligencer, 29 Oct 1984     Former Belleville resident, General Arnold Brown, retired International leader of the Salvation Army, will be attending the performance of the Canadian Staff Band

Sarah MacWhirter, The Intelligencer (Belleville), 3 Oct 1999, p. 10    

Jack Evans, belleville intelligencer, 29 Nov 1984     General Arnold Brown is one of the few authors who can claim an instant international market for his autobiographical work, and it's only his first book

belleville intelligencer, 30 Jan 1994    

belleville intelligencer, 24 Jul 2002, p. 17     Gerald Arnold Brown, 88, who served as world leader of the Salvation Army has passed away

Paul Svoboda, belleville intelligencer, 11 Oct 1996, p. 6     Basil Brown, 27, is entering his fifth body-building competition but his first as a light heavyweight. In his previous four competitions, as a middleweight competitor, he finished first each time. He

belleville intelligencer, 26 Apr 1966     Mrs. Dorothy Brown, has been named president of the Ontario Business and Professional Women's Club

Jack Evans, belleville intelligencer, 19 Nov 1985    

Jeremy Ashley, belleville intelligencer, 24 Jan 2007, p. 2     Recently the late Douglas Marshall was awarded the EnerQuality Hall of Fame Award, which is sponsored by Natural Resources Canada. Through his company, Marshall Consulting, the Belleville native, had

belleville intelligencer, 9 Dec 1957     Dr. Oliver Allison Marshall, one of the oldest practicing dentists in the province, passed away

belleville intelligencer, 28 Apr 1958    

Ron Hiuser, belleville intelligencer, 9 Jun 1979     City dentist Dr. Jack Marshall continues to practice dentistry, thereby continuing his record for the oldest continuing practice in Canada which started in 1842. It could also possibly be the oldest

belleville intelligencer, 27 Nov 1985     Dr. Jack Marshall is looking forward to seeing Halley's comet again after seeing it in 1910

belleville intelligencer, 29 Jun 1996, p. 8     Dr. Jack Marshall passed away recently

belleville intelligencer, 18 May 1973     Kerry Marshall has been appointed the new director of nursing services at Belleville General Hospital

Barry Ellsworth, belleville intelligencer, 20 Jul 2000, p. 10     Local author Mike Maloney is in the running for a prestigious literacy award

Barry Ellsworth, belleville intelligencer, 24 Aug 2001, p. 1     Michael Maloney recently received a letter stating that he's one of five winners of a 2001 national Literacy Award

belleville intelligencer, 2 Feb 2002, p. 2     Belleville educator Michael Maloney, recently submitted his company's line of reading programs-entitled Teach Your Children To Read Well-for review to the leading homeschooling magazine in the U.S.

belleville intelligencer, 19 Jan 2004, p. 2     Michael Maloney the founder of Quinte Learning Centre, is celebrating its 25th Anniversary

Sarah MacWhirter, belleville intelligencer, 19 Sep 1999, p. 9     Kathleen Manderville has enveloped the joy that music can bring and now performs with the musical group Harmonie and in other musical ensembles

Henry Bury, belleville intelligencer, 19 Apr 1997, p. 1     Kevin Manion has earned "Teacher of the Year" honors from the Hastings division of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation

belleville intelligencer, 29 Feb 1988     Elizabeth Manley's silver medal in women's figure skating was Canada's most cherished prize of the 15th Winter Olympics

Ady Vos, belleville intelligencer, 26 Jan 2001, p. 13     Elizabeth Manley will be becoming a full-time coach at a new skating centre in Sarasota, Florida

belleville intelligencer, 13 May 1986     Beatrice Mantle has been a church chorister for 74 years and possibly could be one of the oldest serving members of a Canadian church choir at 90

Jack Evans, belleville intelligencer, 5 Jun 1996, p. 3     Sharon Manuel was recently named Scouter of the Year which was presented during the annual Honor and Awards Night for the Belleville District Scout Council

belleville intelligencer, 20 Jul 1972     Keith Maddox after being employed by the sheriff's office as a deputy for five years has been appointed sheriff of Prince Edward County

belleville intelligencer, 19 Apr 1984     In the last four years William Maddox has presented the Bridge Street United Church with a wealth of music

belleville intelligencer, 18 Oct 1986     William Maddox, organist and master of choirs will be hosting a recital at the Bridge Street United Church

Jack Evans, belleville intelligencer, 13 Oct 1990     William Maddox recently performed a recital in the Jack Singer Concert Hall at the Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts and he was able to play on one of Canada's newest and largest organs

belleville intelligencer, 27 May 1996, p. 10     William Maddox is leaving as organist and choir director of music at Yorkminster Park Baptist Church in Toronto

Jennifer Bell, belleville intelligencer, 20 Nov 2001, p. 8     William Maddox will be coming home to perform a recital at Bridge Street United Church

Steve Hummell, Whig Standard (Kingston), 6 Dec 1972     Brant Maracle, an author and poet from the Tyendinaga Reservation, recently gave a lecture to about 300 Quinte Secondary School students of the consequence and dangers of voting to the native people