Title Date Physical description Scope and content Number

Belleville Times May-69 2 sheets folded Newspaper includes editorial, advertisements,

articles and pictures|Belleville gets new look in

newspapers with the birth of the Times|Letter

from the publisher, Roger Worth, explaining the

use of off set production. What readers can

expect, quality of reproduction of photographs,

better ads|Guide for the Times advertisers-Do's

and Don't, Caption are important|Photos:

Locomotive at Zwick's Park; Bobby Orr with a

prized animal

Vol. 0 No. 0

Belleville Times 4-Jun-69 6 sheets folded Belleville Times is big news-the birth of the

newspaper-includes editorial, advertisements,

articles and pictures|CJBQ changes policy with

the Regilious Broadcasting|Editorial: Exciting

Times Ahead-Letter from the publisher and the

paper's policies|Mr & Mrs Manley Ford's rock

collections and photos|The plaza issue:where is

it going? Does Belleville need another plaza-pros

and cons|Photos: Church spire; Motor boat

racing in Quinte; Construction of the Regional

Unemployment Insurance Regional Office

building; Girl Guides in parade; Crossing guard

Lindsay Bird; Plane & train diplay at Zwick's

Island Park; horse competition|It's jan's own

corner-hobbies and recipes|New stamps issued

to honor: The 50th Annv of the first no-stop

Trans Atlantic Flight made by Alcock & Brown,

the 50th Annv of the death of Sir William Osler,

world recognized medical figure|Cyclists receive

first aid certificates-the Piston Pushers

Motorcycle Club|"On Monday Next" comedy

opens the Belleville Theatre Guild in new

theatre, photo of Richard Howard with wife Lila

Kedrova|Moira Secondary School doubles

guidance staff|Joy I Johnston: Foreign languages

can create problems when travelling|Fashion

show at the Belleville Chapter of Hadassah|R M

Patterson: Garden Talk|Modern look through

Vol 1 No 1

Belleville Times 11-Jun-69 4 sheets folded Cost of homes up 10%|Council supports separate

schools|Chamber may contract for tourist

promotion|Photos: City residents at Zwick's

Island Park concert, Y's Mens' cookout, Betty

Ling with trophy; Summer comes to Corby Park;

Sail past a huge success; The new Dundas Street

Bridge; Belleville parking sign hours; Kids playing

at Zwick's Island Park; Sign at East Hill playground

for swings|Generation Gap need not

exist|Editorial: Let's have Potter in Robarts

cabinet; The Chamber and it's grant-

editorial|Letters to the Editor: Responce to

article to contract out tourism promotion from

Ray Bradshaw|Crossing guards protect

children|Bill Hockley: All around town| R M

Patterson: Garden talk|Decision on vice

principals|It's jan's own corner-tidbits &

recipes|Jackets presented to students by Fred B

Deacon|William Eakins joy of sculpturing, photo

of William|Proposal accepted by the Hastings

County Board of Education|Belleville Transit

system--almost 100 years old, photos of Fred

Rawson Sr with 1920 bus|Great weekend on the

Moira River, photos of kids|Michiyo from

Belleville is a clown in the circus &

photo|Motorcycles problem for youths visiting

the city|Mrs T W Day says making cuddly dolls is

"just a hobby", photos of dolls

Vol 1 No 2

Belleville Times 18-Jun-69 4 sheets folded Chain proposes large motel for Bell Telephone

Training|Some services curtailed as council

chops grants|Bridge to alleviate traffic

situation|Photos: Kids on slide; Lastest inovation

in travel-"car-boat"; Sketch of new overpass and

bridge over the Moira River; The first plane built

in Canada was made in Belleville; Pineapple spirit

in the park; Kids enjoying summer at Corby Park;

Harness racing in Belleville; 1969 Belleville

General Hospital School of Nursing graduates;

Baseball players; Boys going fishing; The

Belleville Market--1910 and today & Mrs Gilbert

Thompson of Frankford with flowers; Queen

Victoris students going camping; Lacrosse

anyone; Moira Beverage's new truck|Pollution

keeps out industry|List of grants chopped

services cut|Editorial: Those beef prices; Are our

teachers overpaid?|Miss Canada, Nancy Wilson,

is coming|What is minor sports?|Letters to the

Editor- Dr Richard Potter from Fred B.

Deacon|Jan's Corner: Article on community

service, recipe|Aquarium club members elect

new members|R M Patterson: Garden talk|"Pot"

problem growing-easy for youth to buy|Finding

employment for youth summer jobs, photo of

Eric Ferguson, director of Manpower Student

Services and Ann McCorquodale|Hugh Pepper:

Row your boat|Roger Porter:

Vol 1 No 3

Belleville Times June 25,1969 5 sheets folded Pressure groups now an issue-new ratepayer

assoc|Joyce blasts Times story of the motel-Bell

Telephone Training Centre which are

rumors|Mayor criticized on appointments that

has no representatives from East and West Hill

areas|Photos: Spectators at the National Air

Show at Mountain View & others looking

skyward; How much is that doggie in the

window; St Michael's Church from the air;

Donald Flafler at 5; Aerial view of The Bay of

Quinte Golf and Country Club; The new bridge

over the Moira River; David Duplain,6, fishing off

Zwick's Island; Dianne Gunning, Tweed is Dairy

Princess for Hastings County with runner ups-

Dorothy Parks, Anne Lahey, Judy Ellis|Bill

Hockley: All around town|Editorial: Why can't

council start on time;Industrial announcements

etc; Representation is the issue; The ratepayers

organize; Teacher rebuts Times editorial on

teachers pay|It's jan's own corner-Belleville the

Friendly City, recipe|Humane Society has a large

selection of pets|Painting a major interest for

Mrs Meg Petersen, Mrs Bea Williamson, Mrs

Lillan Peddie (see photos)|Fred Robinson Jr:

Belleville man investigates Loch Ness|Will Quinte

Arts Festival continue? Reduces grant!|Tour

Guide for O'Hara Mill at the offical opening of

the Poineer House|New men join the force,

Vol 1 No 4

Belleville Times 2-Jul-69 4 sheets folded Plaza issue: Re-hearing may be

delayed|Marathon Realty Ltd may have

objection|Official plan ready this

year|Advantages of the City of Belleville|New

industries spark enthusiasm|Photo: Belleville

Fire Dept train new firemen; Brendon Hiltz,; 1

1/2 cheers at baseball game; St Thomas Anglican

Church; 1890's bridge across the Moira; Young

girl at Pardale pool; Kids selling Kool Aid on

Janlyn Cres (Jerry & Andy Sine); Gordon and Roy

Hobbs with go cart; photos of Beth Lloyst,

Michael Nolan & Tracey Clapp at the new

Kinsmen playground; Angie, Pauline Bailey &

Denise Graham enjoying summer

activies|They're off to Quebec in two weeks-the

Canadian Council of Christians and Jews select

students for exchange trip, photo of Bonnie

Ash|Summer is funtime at Scouts camp, photo at

Camp Seganaska|Editorial: Special meetings

cause for concern; Citizens on fixed income

suffer; Industrial announcements terrific; Why

not support OSD students; More about our

editorial|Chamber extends hours over the

summer, Chris Haig|Belleville man fights mail

order racket|R M Patterson: Garden Talk|Sunday

was a great day for ball with photos|Fred

Robinson Jr: Vast majority of youth not long

haired idiots|Bill O'Sullivan: The coach's wife,

Vol 1 No 5

Belleville Times 9-Jul-69 5 sheets folded Boy drowns at Moira dam, photos of recovery

effort|Belleville sets a new record in real estate

sales|Roger Porter: Investments|Officials expect

new theatre to boom on Pinnacle St|Editorial:

Decision needed on plaza issue; Traffic a

problem; A youngster drowns; A job well

done|Readers react to article on Belleville

youth|1816 Map of Belleville|Photos: Bridge

Street United Church, Tommy Dupuis, John &

Fred McPherson in a raft at Zwick's Island,

Wendy Workman & Boyd Sullivan working old

pump & Kathy Cook fishing at O'Hara's Mill, Paul

Lindley at Kinsmen playground, Fun in the sun-

sailing; City employees working at Victoria Park;

Police constable Lorne McLinton, 34 passes

away; Amanda Lugtenburg, John Gay; kids taking

swimming lessons at the Kinsmen Swimming

Pool; Theresa Martin & Debbie Gentlemen at

Outlet Park;Hastings & Prince Edward Reg

Memorial in the sun;|Mrs Ralph E Johnson: City

woman has bus problem in Ecuador|Bill Hockley:

All around the town|Bill O'Sullivan: Sports

program expands|R M Patterson: Garden

Talk|Photos of rescue workers teaming up at

Moira Dam|Belleville accountant makes record

flight and photos of Ed Paige with the

glider|Jan's own corner|Opening of the Pioneer

House at the O'Hara Mill with lots of photos

Vol 1 No 6

Belleville Times 16-Jul-69 4 sheets folded Motel & training centre for Bell Telephone may

be delayed|Power rates junp 8%|Photos: Darcy

Lawson with Canadian Grand Champion Morgan

mare named Windcrest Daphne; New Brooke

Bond plant; Valorie Geen, Donna Boulter, Julie

Bradshaw & Barbara Jean MacQuarrie

sunbathing; Horses at a competition at Bain Park,

Karen Hodgson & her horse Sam at Bain Park;

Donals John Ross at Kinsmen playground; Terry

Sinclair checks playground schedule; Gail

Spurgeon, Tom Hallam, Susan Johnson & Laurie

Grant doing crafts at playground; Work

continuing on the new bridge across the Moira;

Kids swimming at Parkdale pool|Chamber

advises residents of Referral Selling|New

directory erected at Victoria Park|Editorial:

Radio talk in program would serve the need for

residents to air city concerns; letter from

readers|Gandalf the Green joins Times|July 26---

date to remember for Bantam Tournnament|It's

jan own corner|1870's Deaf school almost 100

years old, sketch of school|Bill Hockley: All

around town|Glanmore an echo of yesteryear,

artists style reflects exuberance|Orangemen

celebrate Glorious 12th, photos of men in

Marmora|R M Patterson: Garden Talk

Vol 1 No 7

Belleville Times 23-Jul-69 4 sheets folded 1,000 housing units for city|Rats run like pets in

home|Photos: Linda Candler, 3 photos of kids

diving at Kinsmen pool; A seaplane docked in

Belleville harbour; St Andrews Church; Kids

swimming at the Bay of Quinte Yacht club; Photo

of air cadets with a glider at Mountain View;

Cheryl Shettler, Heather Scullion, Bernice Harvie

at Zwick's Island; King Sol discount store & girls

sitting outside during the downtown sidewalk

sale; Skyview of Belleville at a different angle;

construction of Sir George Vanier school;

Chisholm Mill in Roslin; Premier John Robarts &

William Hawthrone discussing pollution|Times

appoints a New Editor-Donald T.

MacKenzie|Roger Porter: Investments|Editorial:

The rat problem, New housing a step forward,

Council apologizes, Support not favoured on

school issue|Rises on Point of Privilige-Jeffery

returns criticism|Point Anne Fire Dept all

volunteers, picture of old and new fire

engines|William Pierce dies on a non-existant

day, 31 Feb 1860, photo of cross marking his

grave with date|Bill Hockley: All around town|R

M Patterson: Garden talk|Photo Ad introducing:

New Fun Vehicle--the AMPHIBIOUS

Beaver|Three Moon Babies in Quinte area on the

day the first man landed on the moon|Religion:

Ancient church doctrines obsolete|Four Seasons

Vol 1 No 8

Belleville Times 30-Jul-69 4 sheets folded Youth crime rate up 221%|No action on rats-

Official on holiday|Photos: Moon over the Bay of

Quinte; Construction of IAC insurance building,

cartoon about amalgamation of Belleville &

Thurlow Township; Charmain Lewis enjoying ice

cream treat, kids on swings; construction of

Chromalloy Canada Ltd building; Rupert Sagrifn

washing car down a 50 ft cliff; construction of

Brooke Bond's new building; kids swinging on

monkey bars|Motel issue causes rift|Economics

is first-not politics|The week that was|Officials

passing the buck-sidewalks terrible downtown,

photos of the area|Editorial: We get letters on

city rat problem; The urban renewal issue|Once

upon a time-Janet Lunn-writer|Lawn bowling

Club plan big weekend|Quinte policemen take to

the water with photos|Communication on

wheels-Mr Byers mobile service|Chamber of

Commerce swamped with tourist calls, they are

also jack of all trades|St John Ambulance Bill

James a vetern for 46 yrs|Roger Porter:

Investments|Cartoonist Robert Lawton joins the

Times|Jans Corner: Working wives are here to

stay

Vol 1 No 9

Belleville Times 6-Aug-69 2 sheets folded Citizens group battles rats|City buys 109 acres-

$202,000|Airport group formed|Photos:

Construction of the Unemployment Insurance

Commision building; group of kids swimming at

the pool; 1860's St Andrew's Presbyterian

church; sailboat at the dockyard; resurfacing of

Wallbridge Rd; Kids at Zwick's Island|Czech

immigrants Oldrich & Anna Vlcek think Canada is

great|Editorial: Letters on teenagers; rats still an

issue|New rules for the Fair-Quinte

Exhibition|Gardening an art|Busy weekend for

police|Belleville's woman alderman, Robin

Jeffrey, enjoys politics, photo of Jeffrey

family|Welfare and Housing-Two serious

problems|Outward Bound Program at

Loyalist|Stage future looks bright for two

Theatre Groups|Century old predictions are

coming true|Gravestone makes unusual

doorstep and other stones end up in peculiar

places, photo of stone for George Wellington,

1854|Bill O'Sullivan: Sketch of proposed

recreational centre, walkathon raised $50,000

more support needed|R M Patterson: Garden

Talk-Rain produces more Trillium

candidates|Higher education is necessary says

Jan|Our readers write-Belleville called the

"cemetery"

Vol 1 No 10

Belleville Times 13-Aug-69 4 sheets folded College to cost $2,700,000, programs to be

technical|Housing standards by-law

needed:David, Health act under revision|Photos:

Girls with kittens; Centerfold with photos of the

fair, Model of new Loyalist College Building,

Farmers washing prized cattle before judging,

Piston Pushers club leads parade, Paul Vogt with

large prize, girls on ride at fair|The week that

was|Roger Porter: Investments|First day fair

attendance a record|Editorial: Letters from

readers|Cartoon of the fair|Police force buys

new cruiser, photo of Constable Robert Hall

showing boys the new cruiser|Philip Richard

honored|Two Mosquitoes equal 21 zillion pests-

article on the department of Agriculture

Entomological division|Theatre Guild to

renovate Playhouse|Jeffries devote lives to

serving Indians, English and French pushed Indian

on to Reserves|UCS Fund Drive will utilize new

idea|Dialing System changes Monday|R M

Patterson: Garden talk|Belleville jails provide

good service|Jan's own corner|Loyalist College

69/70 Moon year start for buildings, College part

of "Boom", photos included

Vol 1 No 11

Belleville Times 20-Aug-69 4 sheets folded Strike over three issues-Stephens-Adamson

walkout|Wills withdraws protest to North End

Plaza|Fair Attendance increases 100% over last

year|Photos: Wet Belleville roads; Belleville

looking down Bridge St hill; Bay of Quinte boat in

waves; Steve and Cyril Laraby taking empty

bottles to store; photo of Dundas St bridge

construction;|The week that was|Roger Porter:

Investments|Bicycle Accidents Increase

95%|Editoral:Letter from William Wills to

Chairman, Ontario Municipal Board;The Four

Seasons Issue-Bell Telephone Technical Training

Centre; More letters from Times Readers page

14|Alcoholism Can Be Cured-AA's Philosophy|Bill

O'Sullivan: Sports Page: Road Rally, Photos, Cars

came from all over, Heavy fog rolled in, 16 cars

drove 250 gruelling miles, local sports news|25

Booklets making camping simple by

Gandolf's|John Leyden: Who are the Real

Highway Murderers|Crime will be the subject at

the Circuit assembly of the Jehovah's

Witness|Rides at fair a big attraction|City has

one of two Canadian "Lifelines"| Foster's Floats

and Costumes Rentals-Costumes are insured for

more than home|Letters to the Editor|Jan's

corner-get rich schemes phony

Vol 1 No 12

Belleville Times 27-Aug-69 2 sheets folded 1,000 new jobs for the city as several major

industries moves to Belleville|Wilson plant to

employ 85|Photos: Workers placing concrete

beams on Dundas St bridge; Marvin Sharpe &

Terry Douglas picketing in front of City Hall;

Stephen Deak with his catch; Bridge under the

lights; Belleville City Hall; Aerial view of Belleville

Hospital; Carol Feeney-Squirrels ahoy; Boat

swamped at the Bay of Quinte Yacht Club, new

bridge takes shape; Diver Robbie Prewar at

Kinsmen Pool|Stamping grounds|Editorial:

Letter to the editor; Belleville is

booming|Industry Cartoon|Sports Page: Sports

Celebrity dinner|Bill O'Sullivan: Sports|Sailing in

the southern seas|School starts Tuesday|New

tower is important, photo page 14|Jan corner-

Jan takes up camping|Career in nursing

profession outlined|Bartending classes can be

fun|Classified Corner

Vol 1 No 13

Belleville Times 3-Sep-69 4 sheets folded Belleville still awaiting urban renewal

report|Plaza issue- Re-Hearing in

October?|Photos: Dr K M Douglas's great sailing

photo; CNR's caboose used for the United

Community Appeal Headquarters; Photo of

entrants in the dirt track motorcycle

competition; Karen Griffin & Lisa Boyd play at

Zwick's Island; 1969 Back to school photos;

Sidewalk sale at Belleville Plaza; Contestants for

the motorcycle race at the fair grounds|The

week that was|Police locate Mayor's stolen

car|Traffic situation can be frustrating|Editorial:

Keyless cars are helpful-5 out of 20 cars had keys

left in them; Inefficiency reigns supreme; The

objectors still objects|Cartoon-transportation

can be a problem (Re:mayor's stolen car)|Bill

O'Sullivan:Sports Page-Local sports

news|Committee writes Goodman|Special

education is important|Medical demonstration

in Belleville using an implant manufactured in

Belleville for hip replacements by one of

England's top orthopaedic surgeons|Roger

Porter: Investments|Racing is top sport|Square

dancing popular pastime|Jan reviews the scene

today|Classified Corner|Director of the Mott

Program of the Flint Board of Education and

Associate Superintendent of Community

Education to attendhte Quinte District

Vol 1 No 14

Belleville Times 4 sheets folded City Treasurer ---resigns|The urban renewal

issue|Photos: It's football time again; The waters

of the Moira Rivers muddied by construction,

Abandoned police car; New UIC building opens;

125 city landmark removed;Square dancers; New

campus building at Loyalist; construction at the

Dundas St bridge|Where the money goes|The

week that was|Theatre Season starts Oct

8|Editorial: United Appeal a good cause; Action

behind closed doors; Letter to the editor on

downtown development page 8; St John

Ambulance courses|Cartoon: Salvation Army

moves|Bill O'Sullivan: Sports Page: Additional ice

needed, Ladies host golfers|Jan discusses buying

on credit|R M Patterson: Gardener checks

Winnipeg scene|Letter to the Editor|Debbie

Branigan: Club for newcomers a great

success|Social Planning Agency offers diversified

services|The United Appeal plans many events

such as the steam engine trips, contests

etc|Loyalist hits record attendance|Chinchillas

create problem|Rev R B Deblois Wright: we

should be concerned-many are deprived- no

schooling for poorer countries|Classified

Corner|Roger Parent: Investments|Fashion

Show Week

Vol 1 No 15

Belleville Times 4 sheets folded Election action-Mayor may not

approve|Proposed plaza hearing Oct 27|United

Appeal set to go|Photos: People at pre-campaign

events; Discarded CF-100's;Trailors at

fairgrounds; Rick Gadd, Alan Frederick, Glenn

Lynn, Ricky Benson & Paul Andrews at model

aircraft show|R M Patterson: Garden Talk| Ruth

Howard: The Justice is a lady|Editoral: Still no

action on Bell rezoning; A difference of

opinion|Cartoon|Fashion scene-individuality is

fashionable|The week that was| Rev R B Deblois

Wright: Family life threatened|Coyne opens

beauty salon|Arts and Business Course classes

under way at Loyalist|Joy L Johnson: Do needles

hurt--that's the question-Immununization|WHY

GIVE? The United Appeal|Classified

Corner|Shoplifting creates problen in city|Bill

O'Sullivan: City Sports front

Belleville Times 24-Sep-69 4 sheets folded Many community events set to go this

week|Cambridge letter erupts fight at

council|The week that was|Ruth Howard:

Problem exists: Belleville animal control

situation|Photos: Initiation for student nurses at

BGH; Fasion Week; Pumping out the coffer dam

on the Moira River during construction; Drag

racing|Editorial: Animal control creates a

problem; Let's co-ordinate activities; Rink

needed|Cartoon: United Appeal|The Joint-New

mod shop opens in city|Mott program

explained|Belleville minister outlines Church's

position on sex education|R M Patterson:

Garden Talk: September is the best time to plant

lawn|Rollins named new president of the Boy

Scouts Assoc|Rev R B Deblois Wright: Cathedral

"Frozen doxologies"|Jan's corner-policewoman

coming to the rescue|Schedule of Belleville week

activities|Alexis: Looking at the fashion

scene|Bill O'Sullivan: Sports in short|Classified

Corner|WHY GIVE? United Appeal

Vol 1 No 16

Belleville Times 1-Oct-69 4 sheets folded Belleville Week underway|City could lose

complex for Four Seasons--Bell|Photos from

Belleville week; Flame burns at fairgrounds;

Photo of new Industrial Acceptance Corporation

building; Centerfold Belleville Week events;

Photo of school children on steps; Photos of

Fashion Show; An old Harvard trainer; Catherine

Wilson accepts award for mother, photos of fly-

in| M J Ewashkiw: Bridge Play|The week that

was|Editorial: Letters to the editor, committee

applauds Soden, Keegan|Cartoon: Inter-Belleville

Frog Derby|Jan's corner- surprises few in

fashion|Sportsmanship sorely lacking in

football|OBC plans open house|Successful play

coming to Centennial School|M J Ewashkiw: A

trip to swinging London, England|Frog races

popular|Religion: Lesson learned from well|R M

Patterson: Garden Talk: Mother nature heralds

color parade for fall|Classified Corner|Hundreds

attend steak fry, fly-in at Belleville airport

Vol 1 No 18

Belleville Times 8-Oct-69 4 sheets folded Renewal report released|Holiday Inn project-no

water for Thurlow|Photos: Closing of minor ball

activies at Parkdale field also page 6 & 15; photo

of demolitions;The week that was; Kids selling

apples on Bridge St; Belleville Week paint in;

more photos from Dog Show|M J Ewashkiw:

Bridge play|Picked up in passing|Editorial:

Zwick's Island--park or museum; Late starters;

Bleecker Auditorium-the problems with

centre|Cartoon-Zwick's Island|Jans corner:

becoming a hippie is difficult|Everyone has a

credit rating-photo of Credit Bureau staff|R M

Patterson: Garden talk: Fall leaves|Kennel

clubbers hold show, photos of dogs|Fun furs are

popular|M J Ewashkiw: Life in Ireland

today|Sounds of "rock" featured at

fairgrounds|"Blithe Spirit" is first production of

Theatre Guild|Transfer of The Ontario Dept of

Labour Representative creates

problem|Classified Corner|Some people find

changes in day to day life upsetting

Vol 1 No 19

Belleville Times 15-Oct-69 4 sheets folded Belleville the booming city|Photos: New site of

the $230,000 Red Barn on Dundas East; Kids

playing in fall leaves; New Harvey's on North

Front St; Damaged railway car; fall photos

around Belleville; football practice at BCI;

Belleville sign-population 33,000|The week that

was|Picked up in passing|Hope part of Christian

Gospel|Students "Outward Bound" with

photos|Editoral: Planning for the future; A

compromise on urban renewal|Cartoon|Glen

May: Sports Page: Bruins to win cup|Punch

Imlach: Punch looks at teams in the NHL|Mrs Joy

Johnston: This season brings on "Fallitis"|R M

Patterson: Garden Talk-leaves falling thick &

fast|25th reunion of the Hastings and Prince

Edward Militia Unit with photos|Doris Clark:

Dear Doris|M J Ewashkiw: Bridge News|Mrs Joy

Johnston: Whatever happened to good old

grandmas|Bill Smiley: Column composed of

various themes|Jans Corner: Rise in youth crime

rate|Classified Corner

Vol 1 No 20

Belleville Times 22-Oct-69 4 sheets folded Election action picks up steam|Could be $5,000

more down the drain as costs increase for urban

renewal consultants|Photos of Belleville at night:

fountain, Ontario Hydro office, fall flowers;

Water levels on the Moira River; fountain at

Corby Park; Ontario Hydro employees honoured

at dinner; Work on new apartment block on

Bridge St; jewelled look; Elsie Sawchuk|That was

the week|Picked up in passing|Cambridge

confident of postponement|Rescue team

organized to assist snowmobilers|12 year old

youngster gets medal: Robert Thompson saves

Mrs Heidi Stroempl from the Moira River,

photo|Editorial: Late starters at it again; Losing

city money|Cartoon: Protecting a new

image|Paul Lantz: City clergy give views on

Canada recognizing the Vatican|Glen May:

Sports Page: A rundaown on the other six NHL

teams|Punch Imlach: Punch looks at Beliveau,

Duff|R M Patterson: Garden Talk: Dahlias

brighten up fall gardens|Jans Corner: only girl in

class|Dear Doris|Religion: Indifference to

Spiritual realities|Bill Smiley: Hunting stories

making the rounds|M J Ewashkiw: Bridge

news|Classified Corner|Don Hunt: Cities create

problems, man in a human zoo

Vol 1 No 21

Belleville Times 29-Oct-69 4 sheets folded Drug ring operates in city|150 attend Belleville

Times banquet, photo, and clinic on public and

human relations, photos of clinic page 8; Girls

having a good time; Prince Philip visits Canada;

papers piled high; Historical letters from 17th

century presented to the Ontario Prime

Minister|Photos: The Globetrotters in town|Don

Hunt: Charter pilot made it cheap to fly|The

week that was|Editorial: The drug

problem|Cartoon: Paris Peace Talks|Why

shouldn't other papers change policy|Punch

Imlach: Sports page: The classless firing of

Gadsby|Glen May: Hull's resignation stirs fan

interests|R M Patterson: Garden Talk|Police

Chief Douglas Crosbie: Police aware of problem-

Crosbie discusses drug problem|Paul Lantz: City

youth admits he uses drugs|Bill Smiley:

November is clean-up time|Dear Doris|Classified

Corner

Vol 1 No 22

Belleville Times 5-Nov-69 4 sheets folded UIC mail causes delay with an extra 18,000

daily|"Bazaar of Values" Days a boost to

Belleville, contest for eight weeks with list of

stores|The week that was|Ball appointed to the

National Excutive Council of the RCAF

Association in Ottawa|Photos:The Great

Pumpkin was here; Sailboats being readies for

winter; Underwater inspiration; Winter's on its

way; Gowanbrae development under way;

Watching the Mohawks win|Editorial: Buses

need loading area; Election action in Belleville;

Who's responsible-the drug situation|Punch

Imlach: Sports Page: Signing contracts|More

women needed--Jeffrey|Split vote on TV

issue|Bill Smiley: Remember Rememberance

Day|Bridge Play|Don Hunt: Foreign ownership

still an issue|Glenn May-a one sided

appointment|Loyalist College Outward Bound

Marathon a success, photo of participant in

rain|Paul Lantz: 1979 Runacres projects 40,000

students in schools|Safety Promotions-

Stevenson Ford does it again|Doris: Dear

Doris|Classified Corner

Vol 1 No 23

Belleville Times 12-Nov-69 4 sheets folded Goodman move backfires-motel complex

approved|"Bazaar of Values" weekly

update|Photos: Rememberance Day activities;

The edge of the Ottawa River with Parliment

buildings|The week that was|Doris Clark: Dear

Doris|Editorial: Decision is unexpected; Thanks

again supporters; Relations at low

ebb|Cartoon|Punch Imlach: Sports Page: Buffalo

to make an application soon|Letters to the

editor|Large turnout for Rememberance Day

parade, photos|No change in policy-to drop

papers at carriers homes|"Gift Cottage" opens

with lots of imagination in display|Youth play

starts Nov 30|Comic opera here Saturday-The

Barber of Seville|Don Hunt: Restrictions on

marijuana|Classified Corner|R M Patterson:

Gardeners present book to library

Vol 1 No 24

Belleville Times 19-Nov-69 4 sheets folded Mass walkout of teachers|"Bazaar of Values"

update|Alderman claims letter withheld|Photos:

New wing of Belleville General Hospital; A new

sign for Belleville|Boyles not running for

council|Dark of Moon set for opening at Pinnacle

Playhouse|Editorial: Drop off point for

newspapers still an issue; Your vote is important;

Council Briefs|Cartoon|R M Patterson: Garden

Talk|Conservatives elect new executive|More

appointed to the Belleville Urban Renewal

Committee|An offer of $5000 offer from

Downtown Merchants tabled to complete an

urban renewal study|Whitepaper on taxation

will require a lot of understanding|Sports page:

Facts and figures part of column|Doris Clark:

Dear Doris|Exercise Planned with aircraft

crash|Shortage of ice time|Classified Corner

Vol 1 No 25

Belleville Times 26-Nov-69 4 sheets folded 14 in Running for council seats|"Bazaar of

Values" update|Photos: The gulls on the move;

Meeting of East Hill Ratepayers; Accident at

Four Corners; City clerk checks election boxes;

Boating season over|Belleville Autoarama|Bill

Smiley: Teachers and students|Editorial: Younger

set should get chance at ice time; Ratepayers

hear candidates|Garden Talk|Punch Imlach:

Sports Page: The Russians in our

Vancouver|Potter discusses legalizing

marijuana|1969 Municipal Election Dec 1, 1969

Polling Stations|Profiles of Election candidates:

Enos David, Jack Ireland, Gerald Joyce, Mrs Jean

Smith, Paul Russell, William Wills, Ray Bradshaw,

Mrs Robin Jeffrey|Ben Corke seeks position,

Gerry O"Connor running for the Belleville Public

Utilities Commission, Re-Elect Alderman Arnold

Orr|Doris Clark: Dear Doris|Santa's Village one

man effort by Stu Meeks|Don Hunt: No forked

tongue here|Letter to the Editor: Explains

problem to the canopy at Belleville General

Hospital from Nov 19 paper|Alderman Keegan

running again, Donald Soutter, Andre Mercier &

Gerald Cummingham running|Classified Corner

Vol 1 No 26

Belleville Times 28-Nov-69 4 sheets folded Packed house--"Bun Feed"-candidates jeered,

photos of candidates|Kitten Club International

opens its first club at the Red Lion Tavern

Trenton, photo of members|Tight race for PUC

between Gerry O'Connor, John Deacon and Lyle

Langabeer|Candidates at Chamber

meeting|Quinte ice pad issue|Photos: Red Barn

Restaurant construction|"Dark Of Moon" a great

success

Vol 1 No 26

Belleville Times 3-Dec-69 4 sheets folded Urban renewal issue Alderman -reports

delayed|Election Winners list|It pays to shop in

Belleville|Photos: Painting display by Miss L

Hallam; Susan Taylor, 3; Selection of space toys-

helmet worn by boy; Campaign over for Scott,

Ellis; Christmas is coming; Winter Wonderland at

train station; Grade 8 students study democracy;

snowy scene; Election photos; Work starts on

Wilson plant|The week that was|"Bazaar of

Values" update|Editorial: Watch those

youngsters;Issues confronting new

council|Cartoon|Punch Imlach: Sports page:

Shack is a clown prince of hockey|Letter to the

editor: That letter from Queen's Park|Bill Smiley:

Family history can be interesting|Doris Clark:

Dear Doris|M J Ewashkiw: Bridge Play|Wilkinson

successful quarterback|Santa parade on

Sunday|Religion: Words are for all

seasons|Classified Corner|R M Patterson:

Garden Talk

Vol 1 No 27

Belleville Times 10-Dec-69 6 sheets folded Santa's parade tremendous|"Bazaar of Values"

update|Photos: Santa Claus parade; Dizzy Miss

Lizzy in parade; Snow on trees; majorettes in

parade; Centerfold of Santa Claus parade photos;

Girl Guides on parade|That was the

week|Editorial: Those urban renewal reports; A

note to snowmobilers|Cartoon: Federal-

Provincial Conference|Punch Imlach: Sports

Page: Imlach reviews the NHL scene|Extra cash

for apartment dwellers|Breathalizer reduces

charges|Garden talk|Comment on breathalizer

law|Bridge play|Christmas Exchange needs

help|Santa's Village opens Friday|Snowmobiles

color Quinte area landscape|Why didn't they

vote? The non-voters reply|New York hotel sign

says "Don't tempt us"|Doris Clark: Dear

Doris|Religion: Christian must work throughout

world|Classified Corner|Bill Smiley: All's well

that ends well

Vol 1 No 28

Belleville Times 17-Dec-69 5 sheets folded Roger Worth: Plaza rehearing-Feb 2, Cambridge

fighting hard|"Bazaar of Values" update|Photos:

Pont Anne Cement carrier caught in ice; Its cool

outside for horses; Apartment building climbs

up|The week that was|Editorial: The auditorium--

-Again; the impossible was

possible|Cartoon|Contemporary courses

popular|Punch Imlach: Sports Page: Stick

swinging in the NHL|M J Ewashkiw: Bridge

Play|Unique Christmas lights twinkle to the

sound of music|Santa Village a beehive of

activity-photos of kids|Beleaguered taxpayer

makes point in letter|Change in name causes

problem in the courts|Garden Talk|Classified

Corner|Eastminister United Church play set for

Sunday|Parents without Partners hold Christmas

party

Vol 1 No 29

Belleville Times 23-Dec-69 5 sheets folded Greetings-Photo of St Thomas' Anglican

Church|The week that was|"Bazaar of Values" -a

salute to Belleville Consumers; Ads with

Christmas Greetings from Belleville

businesses;|Photos: Child meeting Santa; skaters

using bay ice; Santa can't always work wonders;

boat tied up for the winter; a wintery aerial view;

new bridge almost completed|Editorial: Let's

complete that report; The reduction in

Manpower|Cartoon|M J Ewashkiw: Bridge

play|Punch Imlach: Sports Page: The hazards of

trading players|What's for dessert-plum

pudding|Film making becomes popular|Rail

clerks fight transfer to Montreal|Missing key is

the problem-clo9ck at City Hall stopped|Roller

skating a new sport in Belleville|Editorial: Do you

think like Scrooge? A Christmas story that

deserves to be told|Cartoon|Christmas sales are

brisk|Garden Talk|Letter to the editor: She says

thanks|New bridge may hinder flood

control|Cutbacks affects Hasty Pees|Classified

Corner|Bill Smiley: Christmas is hairy|Doris

Clark: Dear Doris|Grills makes plea for rail

workers

Vol 1 No30

Belleville Times 30-Dec-69 4 sheets folded Quinte bingos are still OK- no changes|Bazaar

winner gets $100|Breathalyzer doesn't help-just

as amny drunks|Photos: Trudy Smit with dog on

sleigh; outdoor activities|The week that

was|Glen May: Sports Page: It was a great

year|Doris Clark: Dear Doris|Editorial: Wishart

does it again; Great year for Belleville|Cartoon:

New Year Baby|Parry wins top carrier award,

photo of carriers|Punch Imlach: Sports Page:

Bower really helped the Leafs|Jum Smith:

Chicago group hits big time|Zwick's Island a

winterwonderland, so is Bay of Quinte; lots of

outdoor photos of kids outdoors|Licences are

"all sold Out" for snow vehicles|Garden

Talk|Pollution is problem for ice fisherman,

photos|Extra cost may exceed $20,000 for

ratepayers|Police set up service

bureau|Classified Corner|Don Hunt: They don't

forget-a record cold spell in Edmonton|Bill

Smiley: A decade of major social change

Vol 1 No 31

Belleville Times 14-Jan-70 4 sheets folded The Plaza issue again--delays to

continue|Humane Society won't comment on a

letter|The case of the lost carpet|Photos: Snow,

snow go away; Fishbowl hockey; It's winter in

Belleville|The week that was|Ice surface a little

closer|M J Ewashkiw: Bridge Play|Editorial:

Miracles can happen-brawl at hockey

game|Cartoon: UN Observer Post|Founded in

1925 Y's Men's have many projects|Lions Club

help the mentally retarded with a school and

workshop, also significant work with the

blind|Punch Imlach: Sports Page-- Canada could

have won series|Glen May: Czechs picked for

tournament|Bill Smiley: Watch those parties|Joy

J Johnston: Teachers claim the wrong parents

visit the classroom on Parents Night|R M

Patterson: Garden Talk|Kinsmen celebrate 50th

anniversary|Doris Clark: Dear Doris|Top Blues

bands to be featured|Letters to the Editor: Ex-

Alderman offers comments|Classified

Corner|Don Hunt: Bourassa is favored in

leadership race

Vol 1 No 33

Belleville Times 21-Jan-70 4 sheets folded By invitation only--That secret meeting-Only

some of the Recreation and Arena Committee

were invited|Four Seasons expands--

Already|Holiday Inn to Thurlow|Photos: Seats

cause problems at the arens; Firemen at work;

Murals completed by youth; the Belleville

Theatre Guild practises for "Wait Until Dark"; Fun

in the snow|The week that was|Don Hunt: Piles

of grain-and private jets|Editorial: Really,

Alderman Soutter-arena seats; service with a

smile|Cartoon: The travelling salesman|Punch

Imlach: Sports Page--All Stars create

controversy|R M Patterson: Garden

Talk|BRR...Its cold: Winter training for

Ameliasburg firemen|Doris Clark: Dear

Doris|Ballet here tonight|Two clubs in the city--

Kiwanians stress involvement; delivery of

telephone books photo of new

involvement|Winter Carnival Feb 5-8|Classified

Corner|Glen May: Five more NHL honors|Bill

Smiley: Sixties were pure bosh

Vol 1 No 34

Belleville Times 28-Jan-70 4 sheets folded Potter blasts Loyalist-secret board

meetings|Photos: Spring not far away; Belleville

snowmobilers on trail near Bancroft; Hairy pro

George Knudson; The snow is piling up; Getting a

new book at the library; Hold that pose;

Snowmobilers in Bancroft|The week that

was|Vader wins trip to Expo 70 in Tokyo|Bridge

Play|Editorial: We get letters on Citizen of the

Year|Cartoon: Trudeau congratulating man|Glen

May: Superb opportunity for Imlach-moves to

the USA|Punch Imlach: Sports Page; He's going

to coach new entry|120 Attend theatre

conference on Youtheatre|Blues festival huge

success|Bill Smiley: A love affair that died|Don

Hunt: Change in system is indicted|Loyalist plans

seminar on development|Taxation changes on

the way|R M Patterson: Garden Talk|Who will it

be? Citizen of the Year Banquet Feb 2|Letters to

the Editor: Writer urges public to attend hearing

on North Front re-zoning|Students speak out

during public speaking contest|Alexis: On the

fashion scene|Classified Corner|Doris Clark: Dear

Doris

Vol No 35

Belleville Times 5-Feb-70 4 sheets folded Simpson-Sears in proposed plaza|Ian S

Robertson: Carnival gets reprive|Photo: View of

Belleville from West Hill by Curran-Lantz;

Women in new coat"The Wet Look"; Aerial view

of Zwick's Island boatclub; Duck in snow; Sandy

Neale at winter carnival; Spring fashion photo;

Winter photo of couple-too cold for him but not

her; The model bride; January Thaw for the agile;

CF-101B Voodoo Swap; Monarchs of the road-

Canadian Auto Rally Champs; Brrr-It's cold in

Europe|Little reaction to new school course-

Human Growth and Development|The week that

was|On Stage: Photo of workshop at Belleville

Theatre Guild|Choice of 15 girls for snow

queen|Editorial: Policy statement; It's our

carnival-lets participate|Cartoon: Birth

control|Letters to the Editor: Comments on OMB

hearing|Punch Imlach: Sports Page-Can NHL

players handle fame; Moira curlers provincial

finalists; Basketball Tournament; Snowmobile

races $5000 purse|New appointment for Moira

head Linton Read by the Hastings County Board

of Education|"Emphysema on increase" in talk

by Merrill Dales|Quinte skaters in action, photo

of skaters in ice show|Glen May: February is

bleak but....not at tight pant meet|Don Hunt:

Canada Water Act-action at last?|Faces in the

news: Punch Imlach, The Duke of Windsor|Anne

Vol 1 No 36