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Gordon MacDonald shot his first fox at age 10. The Scotch Settlement Church shed is in the background.

The Ritchie homestead owned by Thomas Ritchie married to Mary Kneeshaw. Located on Concession 13 on the north half of Lot 14. They had four children Frank, Fred, William and Laura. Fred Ritchie continued to live here and farm the land after his parents had passed away.

Herb, George and Irene Bowles.

Helen Vipond stepping over to the wreath that she was to present on behalf of all the nations attending the U.N. Memorial Ceremony at The UN Memorial Cemetery in Busan, Korea. The inscription on the wreath read "The Representatives of the Bereaved Families of the UN Allied Forces of the Korean War."

Luther, Calvin, Cecil, Bismark and Landy Roberts.

Bills received from Dr. Cummings for the birth of Bruce Madill.

Henry Harvey was drowned when this bridge over the canal gave way.

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D. Sinclair MacDonald's business card

Euchre was one of the main attractions at Councillor Reid's corn roast. Pictured here at the table (sitting, clockwise) are Velma Smith (left), John Antosik, Paul Smith, and Mrs. Reid's oldest guest, Bertha Langford, 92. Next to Bertha is the youngest guest, 5 1/2 year old Peter Shierson. Standing up is Happy 60's Club President Hank Steyn (right), Councillor Frances Reid, and Elma Loeb, the club's secretary.