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Everett, Collin, Brantford Expositor, 7 Dec 2002     "Renee Hill, Sheena Marini and Mona Staats are among participants in a candlelight vigil at the Pinetree Native Centre of Brant on Friday to mark the national day of remembrance for female victims of

    "Six Nations is one of Canada's largest Indian reserves, and it was there that the Queen and Prince Philip travelled by car after landing in mid-afternoon at Brantford Airport. Chief Wellington Staat

The Telegram (Toronto), Summer 1953     "A woman who taught for 50 years at the school she herself attended was honored by her fellow teachers at dinner last evening. Miss Susan Hardie, who retired in 1936 after half a century of teaching

Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, Fall 1990     Sunday will mark the 150th anniversary of the Ohsweken Baptist Church. It should be quite a celebration."

    Letters from Native Voice to Brantford Board of Trade regarding information about the commemoration of Pauline Johnson at Stanley Park in Vancouver, British Columbia.

    A letter from Derek Blackburn, M. P. regarding aboriginal rights and the new constitution.

    Six Nations Plowing Match.

    Mary Monture celebrates her 100th birthday at Iroquois Lodge.

Lautens, Garry, Hamilton Spectator, 22 Mar 1951, pp.7-8     "Mrs. Wilfred Henry watched heartbroken as six of her eight children - victims of the Monday night fire which gutted her tiny frame home and robbed her of her only possessions in this world - were la

    "An area woman is among six lay members of the Anglican Church of Canada to receive the church's award of merit."

White, Vicki, Brantford Expositor, 14 May 1991     "Pupils have started to appear at the elementary school before teachers, eagerly waiting for doors to be unlocked. It's not math or history that has won the favor of 72 youngsters from Grades 1 to 6,

Young, David, Brantford Expositor, 25 May 1991     "The Grand River of today is like backed-up plumbing because of dams, said Chief Richard Maracle of the Mohawk Nation during the opening ceremonies of Riverfest Friday night."

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    "Roll of Honour of the Members of the Six Nations and the Mississaugas who fell in action World War I 1914-1918."

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Green, Richard G., Brantford Expositor, Winter 1990     "Even the reserve recognized as perhaps the most stable and progressive in Canada was affected by bingo promotion and seemingly unlimited money. The Six Nations Reserve has a record second to non in

    "The official opening of Six Nations Public Library has been set for June 14, with the originator of the idea of a library on the reserve scheduled to cut the ribbon."

    "Buffalo Burgers-$3. For anyone wanting traditional native food, hit and fast, Gary Lafontaine's stand was one of many serving it at the Grand River Champion of Champions Powwow at Chiefswood Park du