I am just getting this site up and going - your input is aprreciated.

Glad to see that the site is getting updated. A page for local business's would be good. We have a couple that we would like to get listed on here.

Glad to know we have a web sit for our little town.

Looking good Bruce! More pics for the gallery would be great, business info could go with the attractions maybe? I've got info for that. Thanks for all your work!!

Bruce

Glad to know someone in the village has posted information. My granDfather, Adam Beaver, was born in this area in 1894 and raised his three daughters in Ontario until they left to go off to school. Two became nurses at Mayo's and one a teacher. After their mother died of TB when they were 8,10, & 12 the sister of Adam and basically the village of Ontario cared for them. Lila Kritz was the caretaker and lived on an Ontario farm into her nineties. From the photos, the town and the Kickapoo look as good as they were always described.

Buildings are quite expensive and not everyone can buy it. But, mortgage loans was created to support different people in such kind of cases.

If you want to buy real estate, you will have to receive the loans. Moreover, my father always utilizes a term loan, which occurs to be the most rapid.

This site is really nice. But if it would be a good addition if at least some of the business names were links to pictures of that business. The gift shops have so much to offer and it would help to pique people's interest.

I'm happy to drop here. Great site!
http://www.cpainhouston.org

Good job making it apaper easy.

Planning a family reunion which I would like to take a trip back in time to my Fathers home (his grandparents) had a farm in ontario, his grandfather is buried there in ontario. does anyone have any information on a newman farm (spelling may have changed)before or around the turn of the century that is the 20th century (1900's)
thanks for the web site.