#Blind River Ontario

[hildeeveraert]

Gordon Parks, Mother and Child, Blind River Ontario, 1955

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"RELIEF WORKERS ASKING TO BE PAID IN CASH," North Bay Nugget. November 27, 1933. Page 2. ---- Blind River, Nov. 27. More than 100 men employed on the Matinenda Road and many others employed on other road work have forwarded a petition to Queen's Park, asking that payment for road work be by cash instead of by voucher. The petition was drawn up and signed at a meeting held in the town hall last week. The suggestion was also made that a board camp be established on the Matinenda road, instead of transporting the workers to and from the 13 miles daily. The men complained that it is very cold riding to work in the open body of a truck.

[equatorjournal]

An Indigenous Woman and Owl, Blind River, Ontario, 1910. Author unknown. https://www.instagram.com/p/CmR7emkNcpn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[leopoldainter]

Buffer lament no ti.me to cry. CradleOfilth

Those hellos, come helps that bathroom toilet paper. In the hotel underShad3really walk way and come closer say happy birthday to the sight of smell herpes Hell ya herpes

Coffin Fodder but more muffled nobchat cradolOfilth

Assuming you haven't first heard the one about the storied jackass and restless nuzzleGuit

How about over Ander Joanna previously bridget

Ba ba black sheep, it came with the night stand there as a kid craflOfilth cuz I wasn't gennveer Good9

Ok can someone explain how much of Australia is minable because we got that coal thing goingfog foggy

You gotta try at least another charm before Moses takes his stick out

An indoor swing I feel soreclpwered to the ground

Now try something with chamber in the title and no one standingalert by the ball floor courtyard it came with his own ride away from here

-anonymous squikybuffChic, there's a Frenchman at the intersection by the chiropractor selling furniture. Don't belivevNotreDameKane deMbrun Ontario French Public ro Ad Norms moms place they open a week after English grSmasTennisKvE

Pfft course I have I have a canoe leaning on my fence, have taken a look at the river. I sanded my oars with love for Christmas or the other one eks hug me I'm blind ono

-justa nona

It's very dirty water. You can see the brown of the dirt on,the bridge you tame past regulation out of district street funded coFunded by the good people at wraptalmond chocolate 2$

5 bill

I voted for the other one!; and raison

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Ok where the gd girl

We got table cloths hun

B a

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Moved away flew away gave away one fell out

Save the singing

Schools have breakfast.

Only if she's from russia

Just like that tap tap,but only if you logged in early and show up with I don't know say every moonless in neopets, but maybe yours are allowed to watch in the library when ut rains always squid oops seatbeltw pukeSplat tight d'exNeyeLook glued

How boar this bluenose dolt xeip sail boat huh look it says enjoy tge ride to Montreal the whol

Because they used to wipe the toll bowl things

Be honest,

I cry deeply

And cough, I do smoke so you know why there's a sign by the upright brightEdge some links of An of the chains you leave when you decide the cars not worth the fight with chiropractor over whether Ohip covers neakbriegessage and x ray work a Santa week yay what the plow

The plow does the parking lots through we assumed you heard Norms moms sick of seeing snow from the bridge in the river, she's got paddle boats cooling by there

-cepretPractice secretary with debit combine lost the walkie in the parking lot with her kids hearing aids and glove

Omygosh you were with Josh last weekend

Beg a tiny hippo fuck yeah then some pbBath tub

Are you ok

She wants to know how fat your knuckles clump mom are we getting a new puppy or mayonaissr

Mi lufa

I don't even like any food

Stairs! Are you ok it's so many sides andsqarees and even rainbows.Im coming in321 are u p AfoxTrot ok there

Here I lie I'm staring at clouds in shapes of pogs in caps in flare aa weapon Travis tele o it was an accident he walked into straight one is longer and I'm holding it at an angle some splash some yell some people get there wallets stolen. Some people buy the Swatch from the stand still open.

[christinamac1]

Nuclear tomb plan at Blind River criticized

The Cameco company, which owns, among other things, a uranium refinery in Blind River, is planning the creation of a site burying nuclear waste in this community. Francis Beaudry, The Times Hub, 6 Dec 23 Environmental organization Northwatch is sounding the alarm over a proposed nuclear waste landfill that could be installed near the community of Blind River, in northern Ontario, in the case of…

[auroraaboraaborealis]

Untitled Blind River Ontario 1955 Gordon Parks

[ledenews]

Wheeling Feeling Chili Cookoff Raises More Than $8,000 for United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley

The 23rd annual Wheeling Feeling Chili Cookoff held last Saturday at Wheeling’s Heritage Port raised a total of $8,370 for the United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley. A check presentation was held Tuesday at the City-County Building. “On behalf of the Chili Cookoff Committee, I’d like to thank everyone who had a hand in making this event a success - from the administration and employees of the City of Wheeling and WesBanco Arena to the volunteers, sponsors and cooks. We could not have done it without you,” said Committee Chair Rosemary Humway-Warmuth. “We look forward to the 2024 cookoff on June 1. That’s plenty of time for folks to work on and perfect their chili recipes.” Thirty-six International Chili Society (ICS) competitors came to Wheeling from throughout the United States, while one contestant came from Ontario, Canada. Commercial and restaurant participants from the Wheeling area included Wheeling Island Hotel Casino Racetrack, TJ’s Sports Garden/Main Street Bank, Public Market, Generations/Wheeling Nailers, WesBanco, Oglebay, The Soup Kitchen, Ruttenbucks and River City. “We are so grateful to the City of Wheeling and everyone who was involved in putting on this wonderful event. Seeing all the individual cooks and restaurants show up to make chili for the United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley was heartwarming and we cannot thank everyone enough,” said United Way Executive Director Staci Stephen. “The funds that were raised will go to the United Way’s annual campaign that serves over 20 nonprofits in the Ohio Valley. Thank you to everyone who cooked, volunteered, sponsored and planned. We are so appreciative!” The first-place winners in the ICS categories include the following: Jason Willis of Harrisburgh, Pa, Salsa; Lynne Berkebille of Cleveland, Verde; John Harwell of Columbus, Homestyle; and Nathan Graham of Harrisburg, Pa., Traditional Red; and Dave Bartsch of St. Clairsville, Ohio, People’s Choice. All will advance to represent Wheeling in the World Chili Cookoff in Myrtle Beach this September. Commercial Restaurant winners include the following: Blind Tasting category - River City, first place; Ruttenbucks, second place; and Oglebay, third place; People’s Choice category – Oglebay. Wheeling Island Hotel Casino Racetrack took home the awards for Best Booth Decorations and Showmanship. More than $6,000 in prize money was awarded to the successful cooks. Read the full article

[martinberthelot]

Last Cataract hike of 2022. #blindriver #northernontario #cataractriver #cataractlake #cataractfalls #reflection #mirrorimage #winter #hiver (at Blind River, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm19wRMOope/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[northern-canada]

Three townships

Espanola

Sable Spanish rivers

And Baldwin

Then whitefish

Then Manitoulin island

Elliott lake

Sudbury

Blind river

Sault Ste. Marie

Dryden

All in Ontario all in northern Ontario,

Not sure what some in Espanola or Massey think nor do I care, they can think like children as I’ve read my paperwork here evil plan in the works.

I’ve dealt with them thinking i’m a druggie or crazy spent 1/2 my summer in the hospital not by my choice my health care but why was I given no choice.

Withdrawals from my doctor closing his office during Covid and asked for help here and I see what I’ve received and it makes me want to throw up and not trust to many here. Ex Opp to Opp a pain in the ass all of em. Every scan costs as well I hope they read the paperwork as well

Since everyone wants to explore mental health act Monday I should have my paperwork done. Who will receive theirs



[enviromentalnut]

Three townships

Espanola

Sable Spanish rivers

And Baldwin

Then whitefish

Then Manitoulin island

Elliott lake

Sudbury

Blind river

Sault Ste. Marie

Dryden

All in Ontario all in northern Ontario,

Not sure what some in Espanola or Massey think nor do I care, they can think like children as I’ve read my paperwork here evil plan in the works.

I’ve dealt with them thinking i’m a druggie or crazy spent 1/2 my summer in the hospital not by my choice my health care but why was I given no choice.

Withdrawals from my doctor closing his office during Covid and asked for help here and I see what I’ve received and it makes me want to throw up and not trust to many here. Ex Opp to Opp a pain in the ass all of em. Every scan costs as well I hope they read the paperwork as well

Since everyone wants to explore mental health act Monday I should have my paperwork done. Who will receive theirs



[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"HIGHGRADER FINED IN JUDGE'S COURT THIS MORNING," Sault Star. June 13, 1912. Page 1. ---- Had Silver Ore in His Possession Running $6 to the Pound. ---- JOHN HORTON IS GUILTY OF ASSAULT ---- But Still Has Charge of More Serious Nature to Answer. ---- In the District Judge's Criminal Court, presided over by Judge Stone yesterday, John Horton, of Blind River, in custody on charges of indecent assault and carnal knowledge, was found guilty of the former charge and sentence will be pronounced when he appears on the second charge on June 29. The mother of the girl upon whom the offence was committed appeared in court and gave evidence. Solicitor McArthur, of Blind River appeared for the prisoner, and the case for the crown was in charge of Crown Attorney Moses McFadden.

Charged with stealing $11 from Thomas Wilson, Samuel Essler appeared before Judge Stone when the court was resumed this morning, and was discharged. According to the evidence the money alleged to have been stolen comprised one $10 bill and two $1 bills. A ten and a one were found on the prisoner, but Wilson could not identify the bills. Essler's mother appeared in court and was prepared to say that she had given her son $11 on the Sunday prior to the day of the alleged theft. U. McFadden for defendant.

William Lappe and Jacob Ponkeri, the latter of the Sault, and the former of various addresses and aliases appeared in court this morning on a charge of high grading. It will be remembered that the trunks belonging to Lappe were taken in charge by Provincial Constable Connor after their delivery at Ponkeri's house on Murray street and both men were arrested.

Solicitor Rowland appeared for Lappe this morning and entered pleas of not guilty, contending that Lappe had already been convicted on a charge of having the ore in his possession at Cobalt, and could not therefore be charged again for the same offence. It appears that the man purchased a quantity of the ore which is very rich and is said to run from six to seven dollars to the pound. and after disposing of at quantity, of it buried the balance. After serving six months in jail he dug up the bur ied ore and brought it to the Sault, where he was apprehended thru the activity of Constable Connor, as related above. Mr. Rowland held that the ore was a quantity of that involved in the original conviction, and for which Lappe had paid the penalty.

Crown Attorney Moses McFadden submitted that upon conviction all the ore in the case became the possession of the crown, and in digging ---- of theft in taking what was not his. The case was threshed out at some length, and finally after consultation with the crown Mr. Rowland 'withdrew the plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty to the charge. Lappe, who according to information in possession of the crown had been arrested former occasions for similar offences was fined $150 and costs, amounting in all to $250.

Ponkori was discharged, Solicitor U. McFadden, who defended him, submitting that he had no knowledge of the contents of the trunk when taken to his home at the request a Lappe.

[salmonriverrealty]

2 BR, 1 BA Turn-Key Ranch on a double lot (100' x 200') that has road frontage on White Birches Lane and Cove Rd. Home is currently being used as a fishing camp but can easily be used year round. City water has been hooked up and new pex plumbing and a new hot water tank installed. Can be used as your own home or camp or it can be used it as an AirBnB for added income. Tucked away, this ranch is located near the North Pond but not far from Lake Ontario, Boater's Beach, Sandy Island Beach and the World Famous Salmon River. Also not far from I-81 North or South. Right around the corner on Blind Creek, it also has deeded water access to the North Pond! This home is being sold as is and is coming furnished.

[outofeverythingthisnamewasleft]

Untitled, Blind River, Ontario 1955 by Gordon Parks

[entheognosis]

Indian woman with an owl, Blind River, Ontario, Canada, 1910.

[melaniecubitt]

Exploring Blind River! Made our way to Boom Camp to walk some trails and ended up on this little beach. Great place to stretch and snap a few photos!