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Accession # |
A2019.176 |
Title |
Palmerston Observer negatives, Wellington County, 1965-1967. |
Date |
1965-1967 |
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Palmerston Observer negatives, Wellington County, 1965-1967. NA 8328 - 25 February 1965 NA8329 - 29 July 1965 NA 8330 - 23 Sept 1965 NA 8331 - 30 Sept 1965 NA 8332 - 05 May 1966 NA 8333 - 12 May 1966 NA8334 - 19 May 1966 NA 8335 - 02 June 1966 NA 8336 - 23 June 1966 NA 8337 - 30 June 1966 NA 8338 - 07 July 1966 NA 8339 - 15 September 1966 NA 8340 - 06 April 1967 NA 8341 - 20 July 1967 Series 1: Negatives from the Palmerston Observer, 1965-1967. Sub-series 1: Negatives from 1965. file 1: 25 February 1965. NA 8328_1: A black and white negative of Girl Guide, Susan Edmunds, in full uniform, February 1965. She is wearing a guiding dress with her badges sewn on to the sleeves, belt, hat, and compass attached with a string. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_2: A black and white negative of Girl Guide, Susan Edmunds, in full uniform, February 1965. She is wearing a guiding dress with her badges sewn on to the sleeves, belt, hat, and compass attached with a string. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_3: A black and white negative of Girl Guide, Susan Edmunds, in full uniform, February 1965. She is wearing a guiding dress with her badges sewn on to the sleeves, belt, hat, and compass attached with a string. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_4: A black and white negative of Girl Guide, Susan Edmunds, in full uniform, February 1965. She is wearing a guiding dress with her badges sewn on to the sleeves, belt, hat, and compass attached with a string. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_5: A black and white negative of Girl Guide, Susan Edmunds, in full uniform, February 1965. She is wearing a guiding dress with her badges sewn on to the sleeves, belt, hat, and compass attached with a string. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_6: A black and white negative of the Lions Club party auction where they were auctioning off various types of merchandise. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_7: A black and white negative of the Lions Club party auction where they were auctioning off various types of merchandise. The caption from the photograph, on page 1, reads: "CASH REGISTER BRINGS CASH---This cash register offered for auction at the Lions Club party last Friday, proved to be the most popular piece of merchandise in the sale. George Waller, Clerk of the sale has his hand on the unit, to indicate to ail what is being sold. Kenneth Henderson pleads for a higher bid, and Bob Finlayson stands by to pass up the next piece of merchandise. The cash register ultimately sold to Gordon Horne for $13.00, which was surprising. Seems that folks wanted to buy it for younger members of the family who amused themselves for many hours 'playing store.' There were lamps, wall brick-a-brack, toiletries, food, and as they phrase it in regular auctions: 'other articles too numerous to mention.'" This photograph appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_8: A black and white negative of the Lions Club party auction where they were auctioning off various types of merchandise. The caption from the photograph, on page 1, reads: "CASH REGISTER BRINGS CASH---This cash register offered for auction at the Lions Club party last Friday, proved to be the most popular piece of merchandise in the sale. George Waller, Clerk of the sale has his hand on the unit, to indicate to ail what is being sold. Kenneth Henderson pleads for a higher bid, and Bob Finlayson stands by to pass up the next piece of merchandise. The cash register ultimately sold to Gordon Horne for $13.00, which was surprising. Seems that folks wanted to buy it for younger members of the family who amused themselves for many hours 'playing store.' There were lamps, wall brick-a-brack, toiletries, food, and as they phrase it in regular auctions: 'other articles too numerous to mention.'" This photograph did not appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_9: A black and white negative of headshot of Bob Wells, "who brought home top honours in his class last week, when he was awarded the Senior Boys Championship in public speaking. The contest was held at Fergus on Tuesday, February 6th, with contestants from four secondary schools taking part. Representatives were there from Norwell, Fergus, Elora, and the Bishop MacDonald School at Guelph." This article and photograph is on page 16. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_10: A black and white negative of headshot of Bob Wells, "who brought home top honours in his class last week, when he was awarded the Senior Boys Championship in public speaking. The contest was held at Fergus on Tuesday, February 6th, with contestants from four secondary schools taking part. Representatives were there from Norwell, Fergus, Elora, and the Bishop MacDonald School at Guelph." This article and photograph is on page 16. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_11: A black and white negative of headshot of Bob Wells, "who brought home top honours in his class last week, when he was awarded the Senior Boys Championship in public speaking. The contest was held at Fergus on Tuesday, February 6th, with contestants from four secondary schools taking part. Representatives were there from Norwell, Fergus, Elora, and the Bishop MacDonald School at Guelph." This article and photograph is on page 16. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_12: A black and white negative of headshot of Bob Wells, "who brought home top honours in his class last week, when he was awarded the Senior Boys Championship in public speaking. The contest was held at Fergus on Tuesday, February 6th, with contestants from four secondary schools taking part. Representatives were there from Norwell, Fergus, Elora, and the Bishop MacDonald School at Guelph." This article and photograph is on page 16. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_13: A black and white negative of headshot of Bob Wells, "who brought home top honours in his class last week, when he was awarded the Senior Boys Championship in public speaking. The contest was held at Fergus on Tuesday, February 6th, with contestants from four secondary schools taking part. Representatives were there from Norwell, Fergus, Elora, and the Bishop MacDonald School at Guelph." This article and photograph is on page 16. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_14: A black and white negative of headshot of Bob Wells, "who brought home top honours in his class last week, when he was awarded the Senior Boys Championship in public speaking. The contest was held at Fergus on Tuesday, February 6th, with contestants from four secondary schools taking part. Representatives were there from Norwell, Fergus, Elora, and the Bishop MacDonald School at Guelph." This article and photograph is on page 16. This photograph appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_15: A black and white negative of headshot of Bob Wells, "who brought home top honours in his class last week, when he was awarded the Senior Boys Championship in public speaking. The contest was held at Fergus on Tuesday, February 6th, with contestants from four secondary schools taking part. Representatives were there from Norwell, Fergus, Elora, and the Bishop MacDonald School at Guelph." This article and photograph is on page 16. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_16: A black and white negative of the Minto Township Junior Farmers Executive who were elected at the annual meeting at the Knox Church on the 16th of February 1965. The caption from the photograph, on page 2, reads: "JUNIOR FARMER EXECUTIVE ---Elected at the annual meeting in Knox Church here on Tuesday evening of last week, the executive of Minto Township Junior Farmers posed for the above picture. They are, front row, Larry Weber of Harriston, treasurer; Linda Weber, Harriston, press reporter; Sharon Darroch, Clifford, secretary; Don Patterson, Palmerston, county director; back row, Everitt Bridge, Palmerston, vice-president; Laverne Stinson, Harriston, president and county director; Eugene Kelly, Harriston, past president." This photograph appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_17: A black and white negative of the Minto Township Junior Farmers Executive who were elected at the annual meeting at the Knox Church on the 16th of February 1965. The caption from the photograph, on page 2, reads: "JUNIOR FARMER EXECUTIVE ---Elected at the annual meeting in Knox Church here on Tuesday evening of last week, the executive of Minto Township Junior Farmers posed for the above picture. They are, front row, Larry Weber of Harriston, treasurer; Linda Weber, Harriston, press reporter; Sharon Darroch, Clifford, secretary; Don Patterson, Palmerston, county director; back row, Everitt Bridge, Palmerston, vice-president; Laverne Stinson, Harriston, president and county director; Eugene Kelly, Harriston, past president." This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_18: A black and white negative of the Minto Township Junior Farmers Executive who were elected at the annual meeting at the Knox Church on the 16th of February 1965. The caption from the photograph, on page 2, reads: "JUNIOR FARMER EXECUTIVE ---Elected at the annual meeting in Knox Church here on Tuesday evening of last week, the executive of Minto Township Junior Farmers posed for the above picture. They are, front row, Larry Weber of Harriston, treasurer; Linda Weber, Harriston, press reporter; Sharon Darroch, Clifford, secretary; Don Patterson, Palmerston, county director; back row, Everitt Bridge, Palmerston, vice-president; Laverne Stinson, Harriston, president and county director; Eugene Kelly, Harriston, past president." This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_19: A black and white negative of Glen Rugg who won the Royal Bank Trophy for the highest standing for a year's work in the Harriston Calf Club. The caption from the photograph, on page 8, reads: "WON BANKER'S TROPHY---Glen Rugg of Harriston, won the Royal Bank Trophy for the highest standing for a year's work in the Harriston Calf Club. The presentation was made by Marvin Detweiler at the Minto Junior Farmers annual banquet in Knox Church here last Tuesday evening." This photograph appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_20: A black and white negative of Glen Ruegg who won the Royal Bank Trophy for the highest standing for a year's work in the Harriston Calf Club. The caption from the photograph, on page 8, reads: "WON BANKER'S TROPHY---Glen Ruegg of Harriston, won the Royal Bank Trophy for the highest standing for a year's work in the Harriston Calf Club. The presentation was made by Marvin Detweiler at the Minto Junior Farmers annual banquet in Knox Church here last Tuesday evening." This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_21: A black and white negative of F. J. T. Broadbent (left), Reverend C.R.H. Wilkinson (centre), and Reverend John Paterson (right), taken following the special service in St. Paul's Anglican Church where Rev. John Paterson was officially inducted into the parish. The caption from the photograph, on page 1, reads: "CONDUCTED INDUCTION SERVICE---The Right Rev. C.R. H. Wilkinson, Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Niagara, is centred in this picture, taken following the special service in St. Paul's Anglican Church here last Sunday morning. At that time, Rev. John Paterson, (right), was officially inducted into this parish. On the left is Rev. F. J. T. Broadbent, Registrar of the Diocese of Niagara, who preached the sermon at the service." This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_22: A black and white negative of F. J. T. Broadbent (left), Reverend C.R.H. Wilkinson (centre), and Reverend John Paterson (right), taken following the special service in St. Paul's Anglican Church where Rev. John Paterson was officially inducted into the parish. The caption from the photograph, on page 1, reads: "CONDUCTED INDUCTION SERVICE---The Right Rev. C.R. H. Wilkinson, Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Niagara, is centred in this picture, taken following the special service in St. Paul's Anglican Church here last Sunday morning. At that time, Rev. John Paterson, (right), was officially inducted into this parish. On the left is Rev. F. J. T. Broadbent, Registrar of the Diocese of Niagara, who preached the sermon at the service." This photograph appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_23: A black and white negative of Reverend John Paterson and Palmerston's Mayor William Irwin shaking hands. The caption from the newspaper, on page 14, reads: "CONGRATULATIONS AND. WELCOME---Palmerston's Mayor, William Irwin, offers the hand of welcome and congratulation to Rev. John Paterson. This picture was taken immediately following the induction service last Sunday morning, when Rev. Mr. Paterson was officially made Rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church here." This photograph appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_24: A black and white negative of couples dancing at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall on the 19th of February 1965. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_25: A black and white negative of Horace and Rosemary Wells at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall on the 19th of February 1965. The caption from the newspaper on page 13 reads: "QUITE SERIOUS---Horace and Rosemary Wells were caught by the camera in a quite serious mood as they danced at the Legion Hall last Friday night. It was a party and auction sale sponsored by the Arena Committee of Palmerston Lions Club, to help finance activity there for the area's younger set." This photographed appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_26: A black and white negative of couples dancing at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall on the 19th of February 1965. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_27: A black and white negative of couples dancing at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall on the 19th of February 1965. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_28: A black and white negative of couples dancing at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall on the 19th of February 1965. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_29: A black and white negative of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renwick in the foreground and on the back left is Mrs. Frank Rundle dancing with Harold Kennedy at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall on the 19th of February 1965. The caption from the newspaper on page 13 reads: BACK IN THE OLD HOME TOWN-- - In the right foreground of this picture are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renwick, now of Arthur, but both have an early connection with Palmerston. Both spent many of their school years here, and Bob's father was manager of our bank. Now in Arthur, Mrs. Renwick, the former Margaret Struke, nurses in Palmerston General Hospital. Left background is Mrs. Frank Rundle dancing with Harold Kennedy of St. Mary's who came to town to take in the Lions Arena Committee Dance last Friday." This photograph appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_30: A black and white negative of couples dancing at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall on the 19th of February 1965. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_31: A black and white negative of couples dancing at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall on the 19th of February 1965. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_32: A black and white negative of a Eldon MacLachlan dancing with Mrs. Clifford Biesel at the Lions Arena Committee dance on the 19th of February 1965. The caption from the photograph, on page 7, reads: "FRIENDLY EXCHANGE-At the Lions Arena Committee dance last Friday, the two members above exchanged wives for a dance. In the upper picture Clifford Biesel dancing with Mrs. Eldon MacLachlan, and in the lower shot, Eldon is conversing seriously with Mrs. Beisel." This photograph appeared in the newspaper alongside photograph NA 8328_34. NA 8328_33: A black and white negative of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finlayson in the foreground and behind them are Mr. and Mrs. Rae Stone at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall on the 19th of February 1965. The caption from the newspaper on page 13 reads: "NORWELL EFFECT---The District Secondary School's presence here has a terrific impact on the social and economic life of Palmerston. Witness of the fact is shown in this candid shot, taken at the Lions Arena Committee dance in the Legion Hall last Friday. In the foreground is Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finlayson, and behind them are Mr. and Mrs. Rae Stone. Mr. Finlayson is instructor in machine shop and building trades at Norwell, and Mr. Stone in auto mechanics." This photograph appeared in the newspaper. NA 8328_34: A black and white negative of a Clifford Biesel dancing with Mrs. Eldon MacLachlan at the Lions Arena Committee dance on the 19th of February 1965. The caption from the photograph, on page 7, reads: "FRIENDLY EXCHANGE-At the Lions Arena Committee dance last Friday, the two members above exchanged wives for a dance. In the upper picture Clifford Biesel dancing with Mrs. Eldon MacLachlan, and in the lower shot, Eldon is conversing seriously with Mrs. Beisel." This photograph appeared in the newspaper alongside photograph NA 8328_32. NA 8328_35: A black and white negative of a man sitting at a some type of newspaper printing equipment, presumably in the Palmerston Observer office, February 1965. This photograph was never published in the paper. NA 8328_36: A black and white split negative of a man sitting at a some type of newspaper printing equipment, overlaid with another photograph of a man sitting at a desk, both of these were presumably in the Palmerston Observer office, February 1965. This photograph was never published in the paper. NA 8328_37: A black and white negative of two women sitting at desks, the women in the background is using a typewriter, whereas the women in the foreground is holding and reviewing some papers. This photograph was never published in the paper. NA 8328_38: A black and white negative of two women sitting at desks, the women in the background is using a typewriter, whereas the women in the foreground is holding and reviewing some papers. This photograph was never published in the paper. NA 8328_39: A black and white negative of two women sitting at desks, the women in the background is using a typewriter, whereas the women in the foreground is holding and reviewing some papers. This photograph was never published in the paper. NA 8328_40: A black and white negative of Don Shortreed and Betty Jean Ross who won the ladies gold Bulova Watch offered by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for top points in the Palmerston Calf Club. The caption from the newspaper on page 12 reads: "WON BANK'S WRIST WATCH---Betty Jean Ross won the ladies gold Bulova Watch, offered by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for top points in the Palmerston Calf Club. Don Shortreed of the bank staff here made the presentation, and is shown admiring the watch on Betty's wrist." This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_41: A black and white negative of Don Shortreed and Betty Jean Ross who won the ladies gold Bulova Watch offered by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for top points in the Palmerston Calf Club. The caption from the newspaper on page 12 reads: "WON BANK'S WRIST WATCH---Betty Jean Ross won the ladies gold Bulova Watch, offered by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for top points in the Palmerston Calf Club. Don Shortreed of the bank staff here made the presentation, and is shown admiring the watch on Betty's wrist." This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8328_42: A black and white negative of Don Shortreed and Betty Jean Ross who won the ladies gold Bulova Watch offered by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for top points in the Palmerston Calf Club. The caption from the newspaper on page 12 reads: "WON BANK'S WRIST WATCH---Betty Jean Ross won the ladies gold Bulova Watch, offered by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for top points in the Palmerston Calf Club. Don Shortreed of the bank staff here made the presentation, and is shown admiring the watch on Betty's wrist." This photograph appeared in the newspaper. file 2: 29 July 1965. NA 8329_1: A black and white negative of a young girl holding onto a cow. In behind there is a large brick building with several women standing in front. It seems that it is dark outside. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_2: A black and white negative of a line of four cows, each being held onto by a person. There is a crowd of people standing around look at the cows in the background; it is nighttime outside. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_3: A black and white negative of a boy holding onto a cow and looking directly at the camera. There is another cow in front of him and there are a number of people milling about in the background; it is nighttime outside. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_4: A black and white negative of man holding onto a cow; there is another cow in front being held onto by a younger boy. There are several people in the background milling about; it is nighttime outside. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_5: A black and white negative of a number of cows lined up; each is held onto by a man or young boy. There is a crowd of people standing in behind the line of cows; it is nighttime outside. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_6: A black and white negative of a number of people standing around at cow show/sale; it is nighttime outside. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_7: A black and white negative of a band comprised of three young men preforming on the back of a flatbed truck. One is playing an electric guitar; one is playing an electric bass guitar; and one is playing keyboard. There is a speaker set up with the words "[not visible] ELECTRIC ELORA" written on it. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_8: A black and white negative of a band comprised of three young men preforming on the back of a flatbed truck. One is playing an electric guitar; one is playing an electric bass guitar; and one is playing keyboard. There is a speaker set up with the words "[not visible] ELECTRIC ELORA" written on it. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_9: A black and white negative of two young boys in what appears to be a park. One boy is holding a stick and poking a campfire on the ground and the other boy is sitting at a picnic table bench watching. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_10: A black and white negative of sailboats docked on Lake Conestoga. A few men and a boy are standing on the dock looking at the various boats. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_11: A black and white negative of sailboats docked on Lake Conestoga. A few children are swimming around the boats. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_12: A black and white negative of sailboats docked on Lake Conestoga. A few children are swimming around the boats. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_13: A black and white negative of sailboats docked on Lake Conestoga. A rowboat is also visible from this angle. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_14: A black and white negative of the Conestoga Sailing Club clubhouse. A number of people are sitting and standing around the clubhouse; a parking lot with some cars is visible in the background on the right. A Canada glad is flying on a pole in front of the clubhouse. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_15: A black and white negative of sailboats docked on Lake Conestoga. A few children are swimming around the boats. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_16: A black and white negative of sailboats on Lake Conestoga during a weekly Sunday race of the Conestoga Sailing Club. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_17: A black and white negative of sailboats on Lake Conestoga during a weekly Sunday race of the Conestoga Sailing Club. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8329_18: A black and white negative of sailboats on Lake Conestoga during a weekly Sunday race of the Conestoga Sailing Club. The caption under this photograph on page five reads: "White sails in the sunshine - Any bright Sunday with a crisp breeze brings the sailing enthusiasts out on Lake Conestoga. Although all types of boats, from row boat to modest cabin cruiser can be seen on the lake, - the sailboat fanciers formed the Conestoga Sailing Club in 1960, and it boasts about 57 members. Each Sunday, about 2.30, about forty sailboats take to the open water for the weekly race which last about an hour. Those not participating watch the event from the clubhouse." This photograph appeared in the newspaper. file 3: 23 September 1965. Label on the roll of negatives reads: Drayton Issue Sept. 23/65 Moorefield Jr. Exhibition; Peel Maryborough, Drayton Fall Fair; and Decoration Day. NA 8330_1: A black and white negative of a pickup truck in the Drayton Fall Fair parade. Two children are sitting in the back of the truck, and a sign on the back of the truck reads: "T.A.S. No. 3 Maryborough". NA 8330_2: A black and white negative of a float in the Drayton Fall Fair parade. A sign on the side reads "Be Fall Free in '65". There three children on the float in front of some hay bales and a man at the front with a number of ladders. NA 8330_3: A black and white negative of Rothsay's Primary Rooms float in the Drayton Fall Fair parade. There are a number of children sitting in hay with farm cardboard farm animals. NA 8330_4: A black and white negative of The Old Women Who Lived the Shoe float in the Drayton Fall Fair parade. NA 8330_5: A black and white negative of students gathered, possibly at a starting line for the Fall Fair Parade. Two boys in the front are holding a flag that reads: "T.A.S. No. 3 Maryborough". NA 8330_6: A black and white negative of students gathered, possibly at a starting line for the Fall Fair parade. Two boys in the front are holding a flag that reads: "T.A.S. No. 3 Maryborough". NA 8330_7: A black and white negative of the Riverston Gardens float in the Drayton Fall Fair parade. NA 8330_8: A black and white negative of the Riverston Gardens float in the Drayton Fall Fair parade. NA 8330_9: A black and white negative of a pickup truck advertising Ralston's Garage B.A. Service in Moorefield in the Drayton Fall Fair parade. The truck has a sign on the side that says "Win Boats", and another on the top that says "Clean B.A. Gasolines make your car run better". NA 8330_10: A black and white negative of a decorated four door Pontiac, possibly for the Drayton Fall Fair parade. NA 8330_11: A black and white negative of a decorated four door Ford, possibly for the Drayton Fall Fair parade. There are a number of signs hung on the side of the car. NA 8330_12: A black and white negative of a John Deere tractor pulling the Co-op float in the Drayton Fall Fair parade. H.N. Mabee Drugstore is visible in the background. NA 8330_13: A black and white negative of a decorated car pulling the Shell Agricultural Chemicals float in the Drayton Fall Fair parade. H.N. Mabee Drugstore is visible in the background. Sponsored by White Rose. NA 8330_14: A black and white negative of four men sitting on McAuley's Fine Furniture parade float being pulled by a tractor. NA 8330_15: A black and white negative of a car with a sign on top and a tractor behind pulling McAuley's Fine Furniture parade float. The Royal Bank of Canada is visible on the corner in the background. NA 8330_16: A black and white negative of a group of girls in lines marching in the parade. Two girls at the front are holding a banner that reads "The New Senior School". NA 8330_17: A black and white negative of a group of girls in lines marching in the parade. Two girls at the front are holding a banner that reads "The New Senior School". NA 8330_18: A black and white negative of three girls all in white marching a head of the "The New Senior School" banner. They are wearing sashes that say "Senior". NA 8330_19: A black and white negative of two lines of boys and girls marching in the parade. One boy at the front holds a sign that reads "Calvin Christian". NA 8330_20: A black and white negative of a band marching in the parade. The street scape is visible in the background, as is The Royal Bank of Canada. NA 8330_21: A black and white negative of two lines of boys and girls marching in the parade. One boy at the front holds a sign that reads "Calvin Christian School Juniors". Red and white Food Storage and Texaco are visible in the background. NA 8330_34: A black and white negative of boys and girls marching in the parade. Two children at the front are holding a sign that reads "Drayton Junior Room". Red and white Food Storage and Texaco are visible in the background. NA 8330_23: A black and white negative of four women in dresses sitting in a wooden structure being served finger food by a fifth women. NA 8330_24: A black and white negative of a field in the foreground filled with cows and people. There is a barn in the background that has been turned into seating, which is filled with people. NA 8330_25: A black and white negative of a view of people milling around taken from the top of a ferris wheel. NA 8330_26: A black and white negative of people inside a building looking at various stalls with items for sale. NA 8330_27: A black and white negative of a swinging chairs ride at a pop up amusement park, possibly at the Fall Fair. NA 8330_28: A black and white negative of two women looking at canned items in an indoor building. NA 8330_29: A black and white negative of the ferris wheel at the Fair. NA 8330_30: A black and white negative of the ferris wheel at the Fair. NA 8330_31: A black and white negative of a beaten up car on a track, the barn seating area is on the left. NA 8330_32: A black and white negative of men pushing a car along the street. NA 8330_33: A black and white negative of a baseball team's float in the Fair parade. NA 8330_34: A black and white negative of GMC car decorated, two girls are sitting in the car in a parade. White Rose is visible in the background. NA 8330_35: A black and white negative of two decorated cars in a parade. White Rose and H.N. Mabee Drugstore is visible in the background. NA 8330_36: A black and white negative of two decorated cars in a parade. White Rose and H.N. Mabee Drugstore is visible in the background. NA 8330_37: A black and white negative of the Royal Canadian Legion's decorated car in the a parade. NA 8330_38: A black and white negative of men and women on horseback in a parade. NA 8330_39: A black and white negative of group of children on horseback in a parade. NA 8330_40: A black and white negative of five young adults each standing beside cows. NA 8330_41: A black and white negative of two young adults leading cows. NA 8330_42: A black and white negative of a number of women standing in front of a craft display. NA 8330_43: A black and white negative of three children eating fair food. Girl on the left is eating a candy apple, boy in the middle with a hat is eating cotton candy, and the girl on the right is easting something out of a paper tube. NA 8330_44: A black and white negative of a marching band starting their march onto a field. NA 8330_45: A black and white negative of a marching band doing their routine on a dirt field. NA 8330_46: A black and white negative of a gravestone for Francis McLarnon (1876-1963) and Sarah Teggart (1881-1961) with a pot of flowers in front. NA 8330_47: A black and white negative of a group of Boy Scouts walking down the street in their uniforms. A telephone pole is visible in the background. NA 8330_48: A black and white negative of a group of Legion members and Boy Scouts with flags walking into a cemetery. NA 8330_49: A black and white negative of a group of Legion members and Boy Scouts with flags walking in a cemetery. NA 8330_50: A black and white negative of a group of Legion members and Boy Scouts with flags walking in a cemetery. NA 8330_51: A black and white negative of a man in uninform holding a flag standing beside a wreath under a tree at a cemetery. NA 8330_52: A black and white negative of Legion members and Boy Scouts with flag standing at attention in a cemetery. NA 8330_53: A black and white negative of a side view of someone reading something into the microphone, behind are two Legion members waiting to read, two Boy Scouts on the grass, and a number of women from the Legion in chairs. NA 8330_54: A black and white negative of a side view of someone reading something into the microphone, and a number of women from the Legion in chairs. file 4: 30 September 1965. The following negatives did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8331_1: A black and white negative of an older women in glasses standing on the porch of what seems to be a small one-storey cottage. The women is leaning over the railing of the cottage porch and looking down at the grassy hill. NA 8331_2: A black and white negative of an unidentified bowstring bridge flooded with water. Only the top of the bridge is visible and there is water surrounding the entire area; there is a tree covered hill in the background that has not been flooded. The following gravestones are located in the Derryadd Cemetery in Rothsay, Maryborough Township (now Mapleton), Wellington County. NA 8331_3: A black and white negative of Thomas Frankish Cowling's gravestone. The stone reads: "Thomas Frankish son of Tho. and Phiniah Cowling died April 5, 1877 aged 5 yrs." NA 8331_4: A black and white negative of Lydia Johnston's gravestone. The stone reads: "Lydia daughter of William and Cynthia Johnston, died 15 March 1852, aged 2 yrs. and 10 days. Also an Infant son died 20, Oct. 1864, aged 17 dys. 'Stuffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not; for of such is this kingdom of God.'" NA 8331_5: A black and white negative of the gravestone of Maggie A. Elliott and Bella J. Elliott. The stone reads: "Maggie A. died Dec. 13 1880 aged 5 days / Bella J. died Feb. 6 1887 aged 11 days children of Simon and Eliza Jane Elliott". NA 8331_6: A black and white negative of the gravestone of Thomas Rathwill and Rebecca Rathwill. The stone reads: The children of Edward and Ellen Rathwill Thomas died 10 Sept 1870, aged 1 year and 6 months. Rebecca died 21 Sept 1865 aged 3 weeks. NA 8331_7: A black and white negative of several tombstones in the Derryadd Cemetery in Rothsay. NA 8331_8: A black and white negative of several tombstones in the Derryadd Cemetery in Rothsay. NA 8331_9: A black and white negative of the gravestone of Patrick Smith. The stone reads: "In memory of Patrick Smith who died 3th November 1864 aged 77 years." NA 8331_10: A black and white negative of the gravestone of Joseph Wyllie. The stone reads: "In memory of Joseph Wyllie died 10th January 1864, aged 20 years." NA 8331_11: A black and white negative of the gravestone of Violet Beulah Watson, died Sept. 15, 1901 aged 7 years, 9 ms and 11 days. Here lies little violet at rest God called her home He thought it best". NA 8331_12: A black and white negative of men putting out a barn fire. The barn has collapsed and large pieces of debris are strewn around. In this particular negative men are at the base of the structure trying to get the blaze under control with hoses. NA 8331_13: A black and white negative of men putting out a barn fire. The barn has collapsed and large pieces of debris are strewn around. In this particular negative men are at the base of the structure trying to get the blaze under control with hoses. NA 8331_14: A black and white negative of the remains of a barn while the fire is still active and smoking. NA 8331_15: A black and white negative of the remains of a barn while the fire is still active and smoking. NA 8331_16: A black and white negative of the remains of a barn while the fire is still active and smoking. NA 8331_17: A black and white negative of a barn on fire in a field. Sub-series 2: Negatives from 1966. file 1: 05 May 1966. Negatives listed below are from The Drayton Weekly News supplement in The Palmerston Observer, which spans from page 7 to page 10. NA 8332_1: A black and white negative of the back of the original home of Dr. Earl Wildfang of Moorefield. The building is rectangular with two stories. There is an article associated with two photographs of the house. The caption from the photograph, on page 7, reads: "This fine brick home in the Village of Moorefield was built by Moorefield's first doctor, Doctor Maudsley who came here in 1881. On Friday of last week, the home was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murray. It was in this house that Moorefield's "Beloved Physician" Dr. Earl Wildfang lived and practiced medicine and gave love and generosity to his faithful patients." This negative did not appear in the paper. NA 8332_2: A black and white negative of the back of the original home of Dr. Earl Wildfang of Moorefield. The building is rectangular with two stories. There is an article associated with two photographs of the house. The caption from the photograph, on page 7, reads: "This fine brick home in the Village of Moorefield was built by Moorefield's first doctor, Doctor Maudsley who came here in 1881. On Friday of last week, the home was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murray. It was in this house that Moorefield's "Beloved Physician" Dr. Earl Wildfang lived and practiced medicine and gave love and generosity to his faithful patients." This negative appeared in the paper. NA 8332_3: A black and white negative of children fishing off a bridge near Moorefield. There is not article associated, just two photographs of the house and the caption underneath. The caption from the photograph , on page 7, reads: "MANY OUT TO BEAT THE CATCH-- Several fishermen were out to beat Stacey Mick's catch of a 15" speckled trout at a near Moorefield on Saturday. This weekend saw the opening of fishing season in Ontario, however, few fisherman had much luck in getting the big ones. These boys returned on Monday following school to try their luck. Stacey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Mick of R.R.3 Moorefield. He used only a hook and worm, no expensive lure." This negative did not appear in the paper. NA 8332_4: A black and white negative of children fishing off a bridge near Moorefield. There is not article associated, just two photographs of the house and the caption underneath. The caption from the photograph , on page 7, reads: "MANY OUT TO BEAT THE CATCH-- Several fishermen were out to beat Stacey Mick's catch of a 15" speckled trout at a near Moorefield on Saturday. This weekend saw the opening of fishing season in Ontario, however, few fisherman had much luck in getting the big ones. These boys returned on Monday following school to try their luck. Stacey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Mick of R.R.3 Moorefield. He used only a hook and worm, no expensive lure." This negative did not appear in the paper. NA 8332_5: A black and white negative of children fishing off a bridge near Moorefield. There is not article associated, just two photographs of the house and the caption underneath. The caption from the photograph , on page 7, reads: "MANY OUT TO BEAT THE CATCH - Several fishermen were out to beat Stacey Mick's catch of a 15" speckled trout at a near Moorefield on Saturday. This weekend saw the opening of fishing season in Ontario, however, few fisherman had much luck in getting the big ones. These boys returned on Monday following school to try their luck. Stacey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Mick of R.R.3 Moorefield. He used only a hook and worm, no expensive lure." This negative appeared in the paper. NA 8332_6: A black and white negative of a farmhouse surrounded in water near R.R.3 Moorefield. The caption from the photograph , on page 9, reads: "THE WET. RAINY SEASON-- The farm home owned by Mr. John Stinson near R.R.3 Moorefield is surrounded by the waters which lead to Lake Conestogo. The water is held back in the spring of the year and let out during the hot, dry summers for communities farther down stream. During the summer almost all the water leaves and the house is high and dry again till next spring." NA 8332_7: A black and white negative of a farmhouse surrounded in water near R.R.3 Moorefield. The caption from the photograph , on page 9, reads: "THE WET. RAINY SEASON-- The farm home owned by Mr. John Stinson near R.R.3 Moorefield is surrounded by the waters which lead to Lake Conestogo. The water is held back in the spring of the year and let out during the hot, dry summers for communities farther down stream. During the summer almost all the water leaves and the house is high and dry again till next spring." NA 8332_8: A black and white negative of a farmhouse surrounded in water near R.R.3 Moorefield. The caption from the photograph , on page 9, reads: "THE WET. RAINY SEASON-- The farm home owned by Mr. John Stinson near R.R.3 Moorefield is surrounded by the waters which lead to Lake Conestogo. The water is held back in the spring of the year and let out during the hot, dry summers for communities farther down stream. During the summer almost all the water leaves and the house is high and dry again till next spring." file 2: 12 May 1966. Negatives listed below are from The Drayton Weekly News supplement in The Palmerston Observer, which spans from page 7 to page 10. NA 8333_1: A black and white negative of a man on a tractor preparing land for conversation to dial telephone for the Dunnville Telephone Company three miles from Drayton on the tenth concession of Maryborough Township. The caption from the photograph, on page 7, reads: "TO HOUSE DIAL EQUIPMENT- Construction by the Dunnville Telephone Company of a building for the conversion to dial telephone in this area by December 1966 has begun about three miles from Drayton on the tenth concession of Maryborough Township. The building is to be of cement block construction and will be 31 feet square when completed. Completion date is set for July first and dial equipment will be installed throughout the month. Bulldozing is being done by Harold Goodwin, Sacrament of Baptism at Drayton and construction by Cowan Construction of Dunnville." There is no article associated with this image, only the caption. This photograph appeared in the paper. NA 8333_2: A black and white negative of land being preparing for conversation conversion to dial telephone for the Dunnville Telephone Company three miles from Drayton on the tenth concession of Maryborough Township. See previous negative for full newspaper caption. This image did not appear in the paper. NA 8333_3: A black and white negative of three women sitting at a table at The Eastern Star, Chapter No. 38, spring Daffodil Tea and Bake Sale, 7th May 1966. The caption from the photograph on page 7 reads: "TABLES GAILY DECORATED-- The Eastern Star, Chapter No. 38, held their spring daffodil tea and bake sale on Saturday, May 7, in the Drayton Legion Hall. Shown above is Mrs. Doug Hilborn serving a cup of tea to Mrs. Andrew Lennox and her daughter serving a cup of tea to Mrs. Andrew Lennox and her daughter Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher." There is no article associated with this image, only the caption. This image appear in the paper. NA 8333_4: A black and white negative of three women standing around a table making hats at The Eastern Star, Chapter No. 38, spring Daffodil Rea and Bake Sale, 7th May 1966. The caption from the photograph on page 7 reads: "A CHAPEAU TO PLEASE ANY LADY--Mrs. Tom McClanahan is shown admiring one of the many hat creations designed and made by Mrs. Forest Gilmer of Moorefield. Mrs. Gilmer gave the ladies many handy tips on hats and other fashions for the spring and summer season. Mrs. Ralph Porter of Attwood looks on with interest." There is no article associated with the image. This photograph appear in the paper. NA 8333_5: A black and white negative of Mrs. Forest Gilmer of Moorefield showing her hat making skills at The Eastern Star, Chapter No. 38, spring Daffodil Rea and Bake Sale, 7th May 1966. This image did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8333_6: A black and white negative of builders working on the Masonic Hall in Drayton. The caption on page 8 reads: "PROGRESSING FAVOURABLY-- Workers are busy at the Masonic Hall in Drayton, adding the red brick to the outside and installing the wall board to decorate the inside. Jack Loewen Masonary of Kitchener is doing the outside work and Horne Brothers of Palmerston are busy on the inside." This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8333_7: A black and white negative of builders working on the Masonic Hall in Drayton. The caption on page 8 reads: "PROGRESSING FAVOURABLY-- Workers are busy at the Masonic Hall in Drayton, adding the red brick to the outside and installing the wall board to decorate the inside. Jack Loewen Masonary of Kitchener is doing the outside work and Horne Brothers of Palmerston are busy on the inside." This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8333_8: A black and white negative of builders working on the Masonic Hall in Drayton. The caption under the photograph on page 8 reads: "PROGRESSING FAVOURABLY-- Workers are busy at the Masonic Hall in Drayton, adding the red brick to the outside and installing the wall board to decorate the inside. Jack Loewen Masonary of Kitchener is doing the outside work and Horne Brothers of Palmerston are busy on the inside." There was no article associated, only the image and a caption. This photograph appeared in the paper. NA 8333_9: A black and white negative of Mrs. Ross McEwing sitting and refilling tea cups at The Eastern Star, Chapter No. 38, spring Daffodil Tea and Bake Sale, 7th May 1966. The caption under the photograph on page 8 reads: "HEAD TABLE DUTIES- Mrs. Ross McEwing was given the duty of keeping the cups filled for the ladies who attended the Daffodil Tea and Bake Sale offered by the ladies of the Eastern Star in Drayton on Saturday. Although the crowd was not as large as was expected, those who did attend enjoyed the social afternoon." There was no article associated, only the image and a caption. This photograph appeared in the paper. NA 8333_10: A black and white negative of Mrs. Ralph Porter of Atwood displaying some of her handicrafts at The Eastern Star, Chapter No. 38, spring Daffodil Tea and Bake Sale, 7th May 1966. The caption under the photograph on page 9 reads: "A MOST INTERESTING HOBBY --- Mrs. Ralph Porter of Atwood was on hand at the Eastern Star tea and bake sale on Saturday to show her Artex hobby to the ladies. She is pictured showing Miss Waite and Mrs. Leonard Jackson several articles on the fascinating and decorative hobby." There was no article associated, only the image and a caption. This photograph appeared in the paper. NA 8333_11: A black and white negative of Mrs. R.A. Henry offering Mrs. Hugh McAuley some treats from a tray at The Eastern Star, Chapter No. 38, spring Daffodil Tea and Bake Sale, 7th May 1966. The caption under the photograph in the paper on page 10 reads, "DELICIOUS TRAY OF FANCY TREATS-- Mrs. Hugh McAuley seems delighted with the tasty array of cookies offered to her by Mrs. R.A. Henry at the Eastern Star Tea held on Saturday. A table of home-baking and a display of millinery also highlight the afternoon." There was no article, just the image and caption. NA 8333_12: A black and white negative of a group of people outside of Rome's Grocery and Dry Goods for the auction sale. The caption under the photograph in the paper on page 10 reads, "CLEARING AUCTION SALE- Drayton has lost another business from its main street. Rome's grocery store held a sale of all goods and store equipment on Saturday afternoon. Mervin Simmons, a Drayton auctioneer, was in charge of the sale. The business community was sadden to learn of the passing of Mr. Rome on Sunday, May 8." This photo appeared in the paper, and was a standalone photograph with a caption. NA 8333_13: A black and white negative of a group of people outside of Rome's Grocery and Dry Goods for the auction sale. To the right is the Royal Bank Drayton branch. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper, but the negative above did. The caption reads "CLEARING AUCTION SALE- Drayton has lost another business from its main street. Rome's grocery store held a sale of all goods and store equipment on Saturday afternoon. Mervin Simmons, a Drayton auctioneer, was in charge of the sale. The business community was sadden to learn of the passing of Mr. Rome on Sunday, May 8." file 3: 19 May 1966. Negatives listed below are from The Drayton Weekly News supplement in The Palmerston Observer, which spans from page 7 to page 10. NA 8334_1: A black and white negative of girls marching band in the Maitland District Church Parade. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_2: A black and white negative of group of Boy Scouts marching in the Maitland District Church Parade. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_3: A black and white negative of Mrs. Alva Cherrey and her Boy Scout troop. This photograph appeared in the paper with the heading "Akela and her Boys - Mrs. Alva Cherrey led the first Drayton Cub Pack in the Maitland District Church Parade here on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Cherrey is assisted by Mrs. Lorne Bridge. Chosen to carry the Drayton banner was Clarence Rozema. There are sixteen member in the Cub Pack. NA 8334_4: A black and white negative of group of Boy Scouts marching in two lines in the Maitland District Church Parade. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_5: A black and white negative of group of Boy Scouts marching in two lines in the Maitland District Church Parade. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_6: A black and white negative of a group of Scout leaders marching in the Maitland District Church Parade. Someone at the front is holding a flag that says "Maitland District". This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_7: A black and white negative of a group of Scouts leading the Maitland District Church Parade. This photograph appeared in the paper on page 7 with an article about the parade. NA 8334_8: A black and white negative of a group of students and parents seated in chairs in the Drayton Senior school gymnasium for a gymnastic display. The school was hosting an open house for students and parents. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_9: A black and white negative of a six students in a pyramid formation, the student on the top of the pyramid is holding a sign that says "We Love You". Taken at Drayton Senior school in the gymnasium during the school's open house. This photograph appeared in the paper. NA 8334_10: A black and white negative of a six students in a pyramid formation. Taken at Drayton Senior school in the gymnasium during the school's open house. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_11: A black and white negative of three students rolling on a mat on the Drayton Senior School gymnasium floor during the school's open house. This photograph appeared in the paper. NA 8334_12: A black and white negative of two pairs of students balancing on top of each other on the Drayton Senior School gymnasium floor during the school's open house. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_13: A black and white negative of two pairs of students balancing on top of each other on the Drayton Senior School gymnasium floor during the school's open house. This photograph appeared in the paper. NA 8334_14: A black and white negative of a student diving over a wooden horse at the gymnastic display at the Drayton Senior School open house. This photograph did appear in the paper. NA 8334_15: A black and white negative of a student jumping onto a mat at the gymnastic display at the Drayton Senior School open house. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_16: A black and white negative of a boat on the Conestogo Dam. This photograph did appear in the paper. NA 8334_17: A black and white negative of someone water skiing on the Conestogo Dam. This photograph appeared in the paper. NA 8334_18: A black and white negative of cars in the parking lot at the Conestogo Dam. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8334_19: A black and white negative of two motor boats near the edge of the lake at the Conestogo Dam. NA 8334_20: A black and white negative of the people standing near the parking lot and boat launch at the Conestogo Dam. file 4: 02 June 1966. Negatives listed below are from The Drayton Weekly News supplement in The Palmerston Observer, which spans from page 7 to page 10. NA 8335_1: A black and white negative of students onstage at Drayton Town Hall for the May Musicale of Peel Township Area Schools. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 10. NA 8335_2: A black and white negative of students onstage at Drayton Town Hall for the May Musicale of Peel Township Area Schools. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8335_3: A black and white negative of Stephen Webster of Central Peel School dressed in a marching band uniform with a tall hat on. According to page 7 in the paper "[Stephan] was in charge of the music direction of the Rhythm Band on Thursday evening in Drayton Town Hall. Over 350 children attending the May Musicale of the Peel Township School Area." NA 8335_4: A black and white negative of Stephen Webster of Central Peel School leading his group in a rendition of Polly Wolly Doodle at the May Musicale comprised of Peel Township Area Schools held at the Drayton Town Hall. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8335_5: A black and white negative of Stephen Webster of Central Peel School leading his group in a rendition of Polly Wolly Doodle at the May Musicale comprised of Peel Township Area Schools held at the Drayton Town Hall. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 8. NA 8335_6: A black and white negative of student wearing party hats and singing on stage at Drayton Town Hall for the May Musicale of Peel Township Area Schools. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8335_7: A black and white negative of student wearing party hats and singing on stage at Drayton Town Hall for the May Musicale of Peel Township Area Schools. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "THREE FROM YATTON--- This Old Man was the theme of these youngsters who are shown on stage at the Town Hall in Drayton on Thursday evening of last week. The occasion was the 'May Musicale' of Peel Township School Area. Grades taking part were from one to seven, conducted by Mrs. Carmen Greig, music supervisor from Arthur." NA 8335_8: A black and white negative of student standing stage at Drayton Town Hall for the May Musicale of Peel Township Area Schools. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 9 with the following caption: "180 CHILDREN ON STAGE FROM GRADES ONE TO THREE--- Mrs. Vera Hoover of Moorefield, Junior Room teacher is shown conducting her grade one , two, and three children at the May Musicale in the Drayton Town Hall on Thursday, May 26. Over 300 students were taking part. The auditorium and balcony were filled to capacity and many parents had to stand for the performance." NA 8335_9: A black and white negative of a pile of trash on Theakston's Road in Peel Township. The photograph appeared in the paper on page 8 with an editorial article about garbage pollution on Peel Township Roads. NA 8335_10: A black and white negative of a pile of trash on Theakston's Road in Peel Township. A similar photograph appeared in the paper on page 8 with an editorial article about garbage pollution on Peel Township Roads. NA 8335_11: A black and white negative of a pile of trash on Theakston's Road in Peel Township. A similar photograph appeared in the paper on page 8 with an editorial article about garbage pollution on Peel Township Roads. NA 8335_12: A black and white negative of a pile of trash on Theakston's Road in Peel Township. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8335_13: A black and white negative of a pile of trash on Theakston's Road in Peel Township. The photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "A MOST UNPLEASANT SIGHT --This is one of three such sights along Theakston's Road in Peel Township where residents have thrown garbage onto township property and left it to rot." NA 8335_14: A black and white negative of a building under construction. This photograph did appear in the newspaper on page 8 with the following caption: "PROGRESSING FAVOURABLY--- The new dial exchange of the Dunville Telephone Company which is to be ready for dial conversion in December of this year is progressing well. The construction is to be completed by late June and the equipment installed soon after. Masonry contractors are busy bricking the structure." NA 8335_15: A black and white negative of a building under construction. A similar photograph did appear in the newspaper on page 8 with the following caption: "PROGRESSING FAVOURABLY--- The new dial exchange of the Dunville Telephone Company which is to be ready for dial conversion in December of this year is progressing well. The construction is to be completed by late June and the equipment installed soon after. Masonry contractors are busy bricking the structure." NA 8335_16: A black and white negative of Legion Ladies Auxiliary in Legion Hall making caner dressings. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 9 with the following caption: "ASSISTING CANCER PATIENTS--- On Monday afternoon, the Legion Ladies Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall to make cancer dressings. The dressings are distributed to patients who have need of them through Dr. Jones in Drayton. The ladies made about twenty five dozen. They usually make up the dressings once a month." NA 8335_17: A black and white negative of Legion Ladies Auxiliary in Legion Hall making caner dressings. A similar photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 9 with the following caption: "ASSISTING CANCER PATIENTS--- On Monday afternoon, the Legion Ladies Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall to make cancer dressings. The dressings are distributed to patients who have need of them through Dr. Jones in Drayton. The ladies made about twenty five dozen. They usually make up the dressings once a month." NA 8335_18: A black and white negative of a building under construction. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 9 with the following caption: "ANOTHER NEW HOME FOR DRAYTON-- Ted Bronson, local building contractor has started another new home on Clarke Street, an extension of Wood Street. Mr. Bronson has built several new homes in this area during the past few years." NA 8335_19: A black and white negative of a building under construction. A smiliar photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 9 with the following caption: "ANOTHER NEW HOME FOR DRAYTON-- Ted Bronson, local building contractor has started another new home on Clarke Street, an extension of Wood Street. Mr. Bronson has built several new homes in this area during the past few years." file 5: 23 June 1966. Negatives listed below are from The Drayton Weekly News supplement in The Palmerston Observer, which spans from page 7 to page 10. NA8336_1: A black and white negative of people sitting and eating dinner inside a building at the Glen Allan United Church Strawberry festival. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8336_2: A black and white negative of people sitting and eating dinner inside a building at the Glen Allan United Church Strawberry festival. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8336_3: A black and white negative of people sitting and eating dinner inside a building at the Glen Allan United Church Strawberry festival. This photograph did appear in the newspaper on page 8 with the following caption: "ELBOW TO ELBOW -- This was the scene at the Glen Allan Strawberry Festival on Wednesday evening, June 15. The crowd was the largest yet for the annual event. Approximately 1400 people attended, many from as far away as Toronto. Music and entertainment was provided during and following the dinner." NA 8336_4: A black and white negative of people sitting and eating dinner inside a building at the Glen Allan United Church Strawberry festival. This photograph did appear in the newspaper on page 8 with the following caption: "OVER 1400 ATTEND - The largest garden party in the area, the Glen Allan United Church Strawberry Festival, was a success again this year. More than 1400 attended from many parts of the province and from as far away as Toronto and Detroit. This year more than 450 quarts of strawberries and 290 pounds of ham were purchased. The church ladies bring the rest, pickles, potatoes, a quantity of cream and salad dressing, tarts, and other pastries. It is the major money-raising project of the Church. Vince Mountford and his troupe from Brampton provided the entertainment following the dinner, Mrs. Edmund Schwandt, 87 , of Elmira, was the oldest lady present, and received a bouquet of flowers." NA 8336_5: A black and white negative of a lineup of people waiting in line to sit down for dinner at the Glen Allan United Church Strawberry Festival. This photograph did appear in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "HUGE CROWD ATTENDS- The ladies of Glen Allan had a tremendous task to preform, they served approximately 1400people at their Strawberry Festival on Wednesday evening last week. The event which started at 5p.m. lasted until near eleven o'clock, this photo was taken at 8:30 p.m. and the line-up extended to almost the roadway. The strawberries to feed the crowd were imported from the state of Michigan, a truck load, and the ladies of the community and district spent many week preparing for the event. It was almost impossible to get a parking space near the Church. This Festival is one of the best known in Ontario and people attend from considerable distance." NA 8336_6: A black and white negative of a lineup of people waiting in line to sit down for dinner at the Glen Allan United Church Strawberry Festival. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper but a similar one with the following caption did: "HUGE CROWD ATTENDS- The ladies of Glen Allan had a tremendous task to preform, they served approximately 1400people at their Strawberry Festival on Wednesday evening last week. The event which started at 5p.m. lasted until near eleven o'clock, this photo was taken at 8:30 p.m. and the line-up extended to almost the roadway. The strawberries to feed the crowd were imported from the state of Michigan, a truck load, and the ladies of the community and district spent many week preparing for the event. It was almost impossible to get a parking space near the Church. This Festival is one of the best known in Ontario and people attend from considerable distance." NA 8336_7: A black and white negative of Mr. and Mrs. William Scott of Alma on their 50th anniversary. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "50 YEARS OF MARRIAGE--Mr. and Mrs. William Scott of Alma who were married at the bride's home in Peel Twp. on June 21. 1916, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home in Alma on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Scott farmed on the 14th concession of Peel for 35 years before retiring to their home in Alma. Mr. Scott who is very active, enjoys gardening and very often assists neighbouring farmers in their busy season. He is an elder in Alma United Church. Mrs. Scott enjoys a hobby of flower gardening. Their family gathered at their home on Sunday for a celebration dinner. They have one son Harry of R.R. 1 Elmira and three daughters, Mrs. Harold (Iva) Davis of Waterloo, Mrs. Murray (Wilma) Culp of Kenilworth, Mrs. Neil (Noreen) McDougall of Alma; 12 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. At an Open House for friends on Saturday evening, Mrs. Wesley Beer, flower girl at the ceremony fifty years ago attended the guest book Mrs. Wesley Gilmore, a guest wedding, poured tea for the occasion." NA 8336_8: A black and white negative of Mr. and Mrs. William Scott of Alma on their 50th anniversary. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8336_9: A black and white negative of Mr. and Mrs. William Scott of Alma on their 50th anniversary. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8336 _10: A black and white negative of one of three new homes under construction in the village. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 8 with the following caption: "ONE OF THREE NEW HOMES FOR VILLAGE--Alma village is presently adding three new homes. Building the homes are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fenton whose home is pictured above; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Archibald, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tschanz." NA 8336 _11: A black and white negative of one of three new homes under construction in the village. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper but a similar one with the following caption did: "ONE OF THREE NEW HOMES FOR VILLAGE--Alma village is presently adding three new homes. Building the homes are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fenton whose home is pictured above; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Archibald, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tschanz." NA 8336 _12: A black and white negative of a swarm of bees on a tractor outside White Rose in Drayton. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8336 _13: A black and white negative of a swarm of bees on a tractor outside White Rose in Drayton. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8336 _14: A black and white negative of a swarm of bees on a tractor outside White Rose in Drayton. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "MILLIONS OF BEES--- During this time of year, bees begin to swarm, and on Friday and Sunday they decided to visit Cunningham's White Rose station. On Friday the bees lit on a tractor but, on Sunday they swarmed over the pumps, and the folks had trouble keeping them away so they could look after customers' cars. It is said that the bee will not sting a person when they are swarming but, many folks walked on the opposite said of the street when they passed." NA 8336 _15: A black and white negative of the construction to the pavilion in Moorefield Park. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 8 with the following caption: "CENTINNLAL PROJECT UNDERWAY-- Maryborough Township has started construction of their new addition to the pavilion in Moorefield Park. A building to house washrooms has already been completed at the entrance of the park" NA 8336 _16: A black and white negative of the front of the Moorefield Bakery with two hanging baskets on a pole out front. The Moorefield Horticultural Society decorated the main street in Moorefield with colourful pots of flowers during the past week. The Society will celebrate its 40th anniversary on Tuesday. June 21. The occasion will be celebrated in the school in Moorefield. NA 8336 _17: A black and white negative of two hanging flower baskets outside of Gourlay's Grocery Store and Dry Goods on the Main Street in Drayton. A cropped version of this photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "DECORATE MAIN STREET-- The Moorefield Horticultural Society decorated the main street in Moorefield with colourful pots of flowers during the past week. The Society will celebrate its 40th anniversary on Tuesday. June 21. The occasion will be celebrated in the school in Moorefield." file 6: 30 June 1966. Negatives listed below are from The Drayton Weekly News supplement in The Palmerston Observer, which spans from page 7 to page 10. NA 8337_1: A black and white negative of a group of Drayton Boy Scouts boarding a bus. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "WEEKEND CAMPING--The Drayton Scouts and Venturers left on Friday at 6p.m. for a weekend camping trip to Cape Crocker. Twenty-four boys boarded the bus at the Town Hall loaded with camping gear. Their leaders Andy Stanners, Sid Rozema and Floyd Schieck accompanied them. While at the camp-out, the boys went hiking, swimming, and made rafts for racing. Winners of the race were Barton White and Albert Hesselink. The boys did their own cooking from mainly powdered foods. They returned on Sunday evening." NA 8337_2: A black and white negative of a group of Drayton Boy Scouts boarding a bus. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "WEEKEND CAMPING--The Drayton Scouts and Venturers left on Friday at 6p.m. for a weekend camping trip to Cape Crocker. Twenty-four boys boarded the bus at the Town Hall loaded with camping gear. Their leaders Andy Stanners, Sid Rozema and Floyd Schieck accompanied them. While at the camp-out, the boys went hiking, swimming, and made rafts for racing. Winners of the race were Barton White and Albert Hesselink. The boys did their own cooking from mainly powdered foods. They returned on Sunday evening." NA 8337_3: A black and white negative of a group of Drayton Boy Scouts boarding a bus. A similar photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "WEEKEND CAMPING--The Drayton Scouts and Venturers left on Friday at 6p.m. for a weekend camping trip to Cape Crocker. Twenty-four boys boarded the bus at the Town Hall loaded with camping gear. Their leaders Andy Stanners, Sid Rozema and Floyd Schieck accompanied them. While at the camp-out, the boys went hiking, swimming, and made rafts for racing. Winners of the race were Barton White and Albert Hesselink. The boys did their own cooking from mainly powdered foods. They returned on Sunday evening." NA 8337_4: A black and white negative of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott with a cake on their 50th wedding anniversary celebration. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott were honoured by their friends when they held Open House on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott received many lovely gifts and telegrams from local MP's. The couple were married at Arthur Presbyterian Church Manse on June 28,1916. They have farmed all their lives on the 11th of Arthur Township, moving into Rothsay Village 23 years ago. They have one son, Harold of Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott received friends in the United Church and then adjourned to the W.I. Hall in Rothsay for an evening's entertainment. About 200 friends gathered to help them celebrate." NA 8337_5: A black and white negative of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott with a cake on their 50th wedding anniversary celebration. A similar photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott were honoured by their friends when they held Open House on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott received many lovely gifts and telegrams from local MP's. The couple were married at Arthur Presbyterian Church Manse on June 28,1916. They have farmed all their lives on the 11th of Arthur Township, moving into Rothsay Village 23 years ago. They have one son, Harold of Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott received friends in the United Church and then adjourned to the W.I. Hall in Rothsay for an evening's entertainment. About 200 friends gathered to help them celebrate." NA 8337_6: A black and white negative of people sitting at a table eating at the Moorefield United Church Strawberry festival. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 9 with the following caption: "APPROXIMATELY 500 ATTEND--- Although the crowd was not as large as expected the ladies of the Moorefield United Church were delighted with the response area residents gave to the annual Strawberry Festival held last Wednesday evening. June 22. Fine weather prevailed for the day and supper was served on the Church lawn. The ladies had approximately 250 boxes of strawberries and sold about $ 60.00 worth after the supper. About $ 100.00 of ham was also purchased." NA 8337_7: A black and white negative of people sitting at a table eating at the Moorefield United Church Strawberry festival. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8337_8: A black and white negative of people sitting at a table eating at the Moorefield United Church Strawberry festival. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. This photograph appeared in the paper on page 7 with the caption: "TASTY DISHES TO TEMPT MANY AN APPETITE -- The good cooks of the Moorefield United Church displayed their talents last Wednesday evening at the annual Strawberry Festival. Although the weather was sunny, the crowd was not as large as expected. Following the supper, a program of entertainment was provided with the Harmony Men from Wingham and a quartet from Stratford. Local talent was also featured, Mrs. Charles Ballard and daughter Lorraine played a piano duet and Joan Crawford and Lois Welsh also played. Chairman for the program was Rev. Fosbury. About 500 people attended." NA 8337_9: A black and white negative of Mrs. Erlin Noecker filling dishes with strawberries at the Moorefield United Church Strawberry Festival. This photograph appeared in the paper on page 8 with the following caption: "LARGE, RED AND TASTY--- Mrs. Erlin Noecker of Moorefield is shown filling dishes of strawberries to make ready the tables at the Moorefield United Church Strawberry Festival on Wednesday of last week. The ladies purchased about $ 150.00 worth of strawberries and sold about sixty dollars worth at the end of the evening. A musical program following the supper." NA 8337_10: A black and white negative of group photograph Drayton Cub Troop after their tour of the Conestogo Dam. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 9 with the following caption: "CONDUCTED TOUR OF DAM- The Drayton Cub troop along with their leaders, Mrs. Alva Cherrey and Mrs. Lorne Bridge were taken on a conducted tour of the Conestogo Dam on Tuesday evening of last week by Andy Stanners. The boys are required to know some details of water fall and rain measurement in order to pass their exams. The boys packed a lunch and enjoyed a picnic supper on the Lake property." NA 8337_11: A black and white negative of group photograph Drayton Cub Troop after their tour of the Conestogo Dam. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper but the similar did and had the following caption: "CONDUCTED TOUR OF DAM- The Drayton Cub troop along with their leaders, Mrs. Alva Cherrey and Mrs. Lorne Bridge were taken on a conducted tour of the Conestogo Dam on Tuesday evening of last week by Andy Stanners. The boys are required to know some details of water fall and rain measurement in order to pass their exams. The boys packed a lunch and enjoyed a picnic supper on the Lake property." NA 8337_12: A black and white negative of group photograph Drayton Cub Troop after their tour of the Conestogo Dam. The boys are all sitting in the back of a station wagon with their heads sticking out the rear window. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8337_13: A black and white negative of a group of young girls sitting in car. This is the Explorers of the United Church under the leadership of Mrs. Charles McDowell and Mrs. Richard Brimblecombe loaded the members into their cars and held their last meeting in the Moorefield Park where the girls enjoyed a picnic. NA 8337_14: A black and white negative of a group of young girls sitting in car. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 8 with the following caption: "PICNIC TO END THE SEASON-- The Explorers of the United Church under the leadership of Mrs. Charles McDowell and Mrs. Richard Brimblecombe loaded the members into their cars and held their last meeting in the Moorefield Park where the girls enjoyed a picnic on Tuesday afternoon of last week. Twelve girls attended. Shown here is one car load, from left to right, Margaret Moesker, Janice McAuley, Laurie Baetz, Muriel Reid, Elizabeth and Christine Hay." NA 8337_15: A black and white negative of a group of young girls sitting in car. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper but a similar one with the following caption did: "PICNIC TO END THE SEASON-- The Explorers of the United Church under the leadership of Mrs. Charles McDowell and Mrs. Richard Brimblecombe loaded the members into their cars and held their last meeting in the Moorefield Park where the girls enjoyed a picnic on Tuesday afternoon of last week. Twelve girls attended. Shown here is one car load, from left to right, Margaret Moesker, Janice McAuley, Laurie Baetz, Muriel Reid, Elizabeth and Christine Hay." file 7: 07 July 1966. Negatives listed below are from The Drayton Weekly News supplement in The Palmerston Observer, which spans from page 7 to page 10. NA 8338_1: A black and white negative of an elderly couple sitting outside, Mr. and Mrs. Rozema, with a younger man, James Suffidy, standing in between them. This photograph was found on page 7 and the caption underneath reads: "MEETS FAMILY FROM HOLLAND 21 YEARS LATER -- At the close of the war against Germany in 1945, members of the 8thNew Brunswick Regiment were stationed in homes throughout the Netherlands. The soldier shown in the picture to the left is Mr. James Suffidy of Toronto. He stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Rozema in their home at Haren, Holland for several months. On hearing of their arrival in Canada to visit their son Sid of Drayton, a family reunion was organized to reminisce of days past. The group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rozema in Drayton on Sunday afternoon." This photograph appeared in the newspaper. NA 8338_2: A black and white negative of an elderly couple sitting outside, Mr. and Mrs. Rozema, with a younger man, James Suffidy, standing in between them and looking down at John Rozema. The caption underneath the chosen and published photograph on page 7 reads: "MEETS FAMILY FROM HOLLAND 21 YEARS LATER -- At the close of the war against Germany in 1945, members of the 8thNew Brunswick Regiment were stationed in homes throughout the Netherlands. The soldier shown in the picture to the left is Mr. James Suffidy of Toronto. He stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Rozema in their home at Haren, Holland for several months. On hearing of their arrival in Canada to visit their son Sid of Drayton, a family reunion was organized to reminisce of days past. The group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rozema in Drayton on Sunday afternoon." This photograph did not appear in the newspaper NA 8338_3: A black and white negative of an elderly couple sitting outside, Mr. and Mrs. Rozema, with a younger man, James Suffidy, standing in between them and looking down at Mrs. Rozema. The caption underneath the chosen and published photograph on page 7 reads: "MEETS FAMILY FROM HOLLAND 21 YEARS LATER -- At the close of the war against Germany in 1945, members of the 8thNew Brunswick Regiment were stationed in homes throughout the Netherlands. The soldier shown in the picture to the left is Mr. James Suffidy of Toronto. He stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Rozema in their home at Haren, Holland for several months. On hearing of their arrival in Canada to visit their son Sid of Drayton, a family reunion was organized to reminisce of days past. The group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rozema in Drayton on Sunday afternoon." This photograph did not appear in the newspaper NA 8338_4: A black and white negative of an elderly couple sitting outside, Mr. and Mrs. Rozema, with a younger man, James Suffidy, standing in between them and looking down at Mrs. Rozema. The caption underneath the chosen and published photograph on page 7 reads: "MEETS FAMILY FROM HOLLAND 21 YEARS LATER -- At the close of the war against Germany in 1945, members of the 8thNew Brunswick Regiment were stationed in homes throughout the Netherlands. The soldier shown in the picture to the left is Mr. James Suffidy of Toronto. He stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Rozema in their home at Haren, Holland for several months. On hearing of their arrival in Canada to visit their son Sid of Drayton, a family reunion was organized to reminisce of days past. The group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rozema in Drayton on Sunday afternoon." This photograph did not appear in the newspaper NA 8338_5: A black and white negative of Mr. Crawford of the Department of Agriculture, Horticultural Department, and an unidentified women on the right, she could possibly be Mrs. Kiewetter, the District Director of the Horticultural Society. A cropped version, just Mr. Crawford's head, appeared in the newspaper on page 7. The caption underneath reads: "Praises Club Efforts - Mr. Crawford of the Department of Agriculture, Horticultural Dept. was the guest speaker at the 40th anniversary meeting of the Maryborough Horticultural Society held in Moorefield on Tuesday evening of last week. Mr. Crawford spoke on Centennial Projects and what the Society could do to help celebrate our 100th birthday next year. He congratulated the club on having so many active and faithful members. Mrs. Kiewetter, the District Director also brought greeting to the Society." NA 8338_6: A black and white negative of group of seated men and women at the retirement for Loma Hamilton who was secretary-treasurer of the Maryborough Horticultural Society for 40 years. This was held at Moorefield Public School on the 28th of June 1966. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. See NA 8338_8 for the full caption from the published photograph. NA 8338_7: A black and white negative of group of seated men and women at the retirement for Loma Hamilton who was secretary-treasurer of the Maryborough Horticultural Society for 40 years. This was held at Moorefield Public School on the 28th of June 1966. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. See NA 8338_8 for the full caption from the published photograph. NA 8338_8: A black and white negative of Miss Loma Hamilton, seated, at her retirement from the Maryborough Horticultural Society after 40 years as secretary-treasurer. This photograph appeared on page 7 of the newspaper. The caption underneath the photograph reads: "SECRETARY FOR 40 YEARS-- Miss Loma Hamilton was presented with a gift for her many years of service as secretary-treasurer of the Maryborough Horticultural Society. Mrs. L. Wildfang made the presentation. The event took place on the occasion of the Club's 40th anniversary on Tuesday evening, June 28 in Moorefield Public School. About 100 persons attended the function. The address was read by Mrs. Jack Dixon and Rev .Taylor showed a film on his trip to the British lies and Joan Franklin step-danced for the group and Garth Franklin played the guitar. Representatives from the Guelph, Elmira, Kitchener, Harriston, and Clifford Horticultural Societies were in attendance. Piano and Clifford Horticultural Societies were in attendance. Piano duets were played by Mrs. Charles Ballard and daughter Lorraine, and vocal duets by Mrs. Millard Hammond and Mrs. Carmen Dron. Members who helped form the Club 40 years ago were given corsages and candles were lit in memory of the four members who have passed away." NA 8338_9: A black and white negative of Miss Ethel Waters, a charter member of Rebekah Lodge No. 240, and Mrs. Stanley McMullen of Chesley, as they cut cake at the celebration for the 44th of the Rebekah Lodge No. 240. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7. The caption underneath the photograph reads: "CELEBRATES 44TH YEAR--- Britain Rebekah Lodge No. 240 held a Pot Luck Supper at the Legion Hall in Drayton on Tuesday evening, June 28. Lodge members and their guests, The Oddfellows, gathered to celebrate their 44th birthday. Shown above is Miss Ethel Waters, a charter member of the lodge and Mrs. Stanley McMullen of Chesley, as they cut the cake. Mrs. McMullen is a former member of the Drayton Lodge." NA 8338_10: A black and white negative of one man and three women sitting at the 44th anniversary celebration for the Rebekah Lodge in Drayton. This photograph appeared in the paper on page 7. The caption reads: "GUESTS VISIT FROM U.S.A.-----Mrs. Carl Krauter and Mrs. Zilda Bannier of Detroit, Michigan, helped the members of the Rebekah Lodge in Drayton celebrate their 44th anniversary on Tuesday evening of last week. About 40 members of the Lodge guests attended the supper in the Legion Hall. Also pictured above is (center) Mrs. Lorne Lewis and extreme left Mr. Marvin Goodwin." NA 8338_11: A black and white negative of three tables of unidentified men and women at the potluck supper for the 44th anniversary celebration for the Rebekah Lodge in Drayton. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8338_12: A black and white negative of three tables of men and women having dinner at the potluck for the 44th anniversary celebration for the Rebekah Lodge in Drayton. The closest table was identified in the paper on page 9. The caption under a cropped version of this photograph reads: "Britain Rebekah Lodge Formed in 1922 -- Members of the Lodge gathered on Tuesday evening, June 28 to celebrate their 44th year in Drayton. Shown above is Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McMullen of Chesley, former residents of Drayton and Mrs. Lorne Riddolls enjoying the pot-luck supper in the Legion Hall." NA 8338_13: A black and white negative of the Drayton Drift-Ettes playing ball. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 8. The caption underneath reads: "ON TOP IN THE LEAGUE-- The Drayton girl's softball team, the Drift-Ettes, have never lost a game so far this season and if they continue to bring home scores as they did last Tuesday evening in a game against the Listowel Nurses, they seem sure to win the trophy this year. Shown above is Marjorie Groshaw at bat and safe at first base." NA 8338_14: A black and white photograph of Stella Perkins at bat for the Drayton Drift-Ettes. This photograph appeared on page 9 of the newspaper along with NA8338_16. The caption underneath reads: "SWINGING HARD BEST BEST RESULTS-- Stella Perkins and Judy Lambert, two hard hitters for the Drayton Drift-Ettes ball club, helped bring the Listowel Nurses Ball Club to a 14 to 6 defeat on Tuesday evening of last week in Drayton." NA 8338_15: A black and white negative of the Drayton Drift-Ettes playing ball. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 8. The caption underneath reads: "ON TOP IN THE LEAGUE-- The Drayton girl's softball team, the Drift-Ettes, have never lost a game so far this season and if they continue to bring home scores as they did last Tuesday evening in a game against the Listowel Nurses, they seem sure to win the trophy this year. Shown above is Marjorie Groshaw at bat and safe at first base." NA 8338_16: A black and white photograph of Stella Perkins at bat for the Drayton Drift-Ettes. This photograph appeared on page 9 of the newspaper along with NA8338_14. The caption underneath reads: "SWINGING HARD BEST BEST RESULTS-- Stella Perkins and Judy Lambert, two hard hitters for the Drayton Drift-Ettes ball club, helped bring the Listowel Nurses Ball Club to a 14 to 6 defeat on Tuesday evening of last week in Drayton." file 8: 15 September 1966. Negatives listed below are from The Drayton Weekly News supplement in The Palmerston Observer, which spans from page 7 to page 10. NA 8339_1: A black and white negative of two children holding hands in front of the Drayton Post Office; in behind the post office is being painted by Doug Groshaw and his crew. The caption under the photograph, on page 7, in the paper reads: "THE GOVERNMENT FRESHENING UP--This week Doug Groshaw and his crew of painters have been brightening up the local Post Office with a fresh coat of yellow and grey paint. Doug has been working on many houses and businesses in the area and has also added some colour to the Drayton Senior School." NA 8339_2: A black and white negative of Mr. Charles Borth of Moorefield with his daughter Mrs. Harry Allendorf at the S.S. No.5 Floradale school reunion. The caption in the paper, on page 7 reads: "MOOREFIELD MAN HELPS BUILD SCHOOL -- More than 700 people attended the school reunion of S.S. No.5 Floradale on Sunday afternoon. Mr. O.F. Bauman of Waterloo was chairman for the occasion. Oldest former pupil attending was Oliver Snider, 87, of Elmira. Also attending was Mr. Charles Borth, 87 of Moorefield who helped build the school in 1907.Mr. Borth is shown with his daughter Mrs. Harry Allendorf. Photos by C. B." NA 8339_3: A black and white negative of a Percy Whale on his tractor cleaning up Victoria Cemetery in preparation for the D-Day celebration. The caption underneath the photograph on page 8 reads: "CEMETERY CLEAN UP--Percy Whale and Lucus Fluit were busy on Monday of this week, cleaning up the grounds of Victoria cemetery. On Sunday, September 18, Decoration Day will be held at 2:30pm. Members of the Drayton Legion will parade along with Boy Scout, Girl Guides and Brownies to the cemetery. The Parade will leave the Legion Hall at 1:45pm. Shown above is Percy Whale on his tractor levelling earth on the grounds." NA 8339_4: A black and white negative of Mr. Jack Rooney of St. Mary's, on the left, at the school closing of S.S. No. 5 Floradale. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8339_5: A black and white negative of a crowd of people sitting listening to a man on stage with a microphone at the school closing of S.S. No. 5 Floradale. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8339_6: A black and white negative of a crowd of people sitting at the school closing of S.S. No. 5 Floradale. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8339_7: A black and white photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rooney of Drayton and Mr. Jack Rooney of St. Mary's at the school closing of S.S. No. 5 Floradale. The caption underneath the photograph, on page 9, reads: "AT SCHOOL CLOSING--Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rooney of Drayton and Mr. Jack Rooney of St. Mary's and formerly of Drayton attended the school closing of S .S. No. 5 Floradale on Sunday Mr. Rooney attended the school when it was first built in 1907. Several Drayton and Alma residents attended the closing." NA 8339_8: A black and white negative of people standing around the school closing of S.S. No. 5 Floradale. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. The women standing in the middle with glasses and her eyes closed is Mrs. Harry Allendorf, daughter of Charles Borth 87 of Moorefield who helped build the school in 1907. NA 8339_9: A black and white negative of couple standing in a field with at the Wallace Central School Area Board auctions held on Saturday September 10th. The Wallace Central School Area Board proceeded to dispose of some of the little country schoolhouses and their contents. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8339_10: A black and white negative of auctioneer, Gordon Jackson of Listowel, holding a bell in his hand at the Wallace Central School Area Board auctions held on Saturday September 10th. Gordon is standing behind a desk with a scale and a number of pails on top; he is wearing a hat and glasses. The Wallace Central School Area Board proceeded to dispose of some of the little country schoolhouses and their contents. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8339_11: A black and white negative of auctioneer, Gordon Jackson of Listowel, holding a clock in his hand at the Wallace Central School Area Board auctions held on Saturday September 10th. The Wallace Central School Area Board proceeded to dispose of some of the little country schoolhouses and their contents. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8339_12: A black and white negative of people standing around looking at auction items at the Wallace Central School Area Board auctions held on Saturday September 10th. Auctioneer, Gordon Jackson of Listowel, is standing in the middle looking down at the bucket; he is wearing a hat and glasses. The Wallace Central School Area Board proceeded to dispose of some of the little country schoolhouses and their contents. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8339_13: A black and white negative of people standing around looking at auction items at the Wallace Central School Area Board auctions held on Saturday September 10th. Auctioneer, Gordon Jackson of Listowel, is standing in the middle with his arm up; he is wearing a hat and glasses. The Wallace Central School Area Board proceeded to dispose of some of the little country schoolhouses and their contents. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8339_14: A black and white negative of four women and a baby at the Wallace Central School Area Board auctions held on Saturday September 10th. The Wallace Central School Area Board proceeded to dispose of some of the little country schoolhouses and their contents. Two women are wearing skits, one in wearing a dress, and one is in pants; they all have short hair and glasses. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8339_15: A black and white negative of a group of men and women standing outside a school building with its contents spread out on the grass. On the left is Auctioneer, Gordon Jackson of Listowel, with his hands on a desk. The Wallace Central School Area Board proceeded to dispose of some of the little country schoolhouses and their contents. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8339_16: A black and white negative of a man standing in a doorway of a school house, to the left of building, there is a pile of building contents. The Wallace Central School Area Board proceeded to dispose of some of the little country schoolhouses and their contents at an auction sale on September 10th. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8339_17: A black and white negative of a women with a dress and glasses sitting at a school desk at the Wallace Central School Area Board auctions held on Saturday September 10th. The Wallace Central School Area Board proceeded to dispose of some of the little country schoolhouses and their contents. This photograph did not appear in the paper. NA 8339_18: A black and white negative of a group of men and women standing around looking at school desks at the Wallace Central School Area Board auction on September 10th. A caption from the paper, on page 13, reads: "It would appear from the top picture that not too many are interested in acquiring school desks, although they brought about $3.50 each. Joanne Mallett, (centre) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mallett, limbered up one of the two pianos up for sale at #12." Auctioneer, Gordon Jackson of Listowel, is standing third from the left; he is wearing a hat and glasses. This picture appeared in the paper. NA 8339_19: A black and white negative of group a women and men standing looking at auctioneer, Gordon Jackson of Listowel, Wallace Central School Area Board auction on September 10th. Gordon is standing in the middle with his arms raised; he is wearing a hat and glasses. This picture did not appear in the paper. Sub-series 3: Negatives from 1967. file 1: 06 April 1967. NA 8340_1: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham, his staff, and their wives. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper but a similar one with the follow caption did: "STAFF HONOURED-Mr. Len Cunningham who has retired from his Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment business in Drayton, along with his staff were honoured by the company last Wednesday evening at the Blue Barn Restaurant. Mr. Cunningham has been in business for seven years in Drayton. He was named "Dealer of the Month" by Allis-Chalmers who carry on his promotion in Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick. The company's General Sales Manager and District Representative were on hand to present the couple with gift. Shown above is the staff and their wives from left to right; Mr. and Mrs. Bob McIntee, Mr. and Mrs. Len Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Flewwelling and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huck." NA 8340_2: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham, his staff, and their wives. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 3 with the follow caption: "STAFF HONOURED-Mr. Len Cunningham who has retired from his Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment business in Drayton, along with his staff were honoured by the company last Wednesday evening at the Blue Barn Restaurant. Mr. Cunningham has been in business for seven years in Drayton. He was named "Dealer of the Month" by Allis-Chalmers who carry on his promotion in Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick. The company's General Sales Manager and District Representative were on hand to present the couple with gift. Shown above is the staff and their wives from left to right; Mr. and Mrs. Bob McIntee, Mr. and Mrs. Len Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Flewwelling and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huck." NA 8340_3: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham and three of staff at his "Dealer of the Month" and retirement celebration at Blue Barn Restaurant. The men are standing in front of an Allis-Chalmers Dealer of the Month banner, 1966. Len is the second on the right. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_4: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham and his wife at his "Dealer of the Month" and retirement celebration at Blue Barn Restaurant. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 13 with the follow caption: "DEALER OF THE MONTH--Len Cunningham, proprietor of Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Sales in Drayton and the White Rose Service Station was named "Dealer of the Month" by Allis-Chalmers. Mr. Cunningham doubled his business during 1966 over 1965. For this he received a plaque for "superior management and merchandising practices". Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham have sold their Drayton business and will retire to Florida for the winter and live at their fishing lodge in Halliburton during the summer months. They have been in business for seven years. Allis-Chalmers gave Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham and their staff a dinner at the Blue Barn Restaurant in Listowel on Wednesday night." NA 8340_5: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham, holding a plaque, and his wife to his right wife, and Allis-Chalmers' General Sales Manager and District Representative on the right. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_6: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham, holding a plaque, and his wife to his right wife, and Allis-Chalmers' General Sales Manager and District Representative on the right. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_7: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham shaking hands with either Allis-Chalmers' General Sales Manager or District Representative while receiving his "Dealer of the Month" plaque. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_8: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham shaking hands with either Allis-Chalmers' General Sales Manager or District Representative while receiving his "Dealer of the Month" plaque. His wife is to his left and another man, either the Allis-Chalmers' General Sales Manager or District Representative is on the far right. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_9: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham shaking hands with either Allis-Chalmers' General Sales Manager or District Representative while receiving his "Dealer of the Month" plaque. His wife is to his left and another man, either the Allis-Chalmers' General Sales Manager or District Representative is on the far right. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_10: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham and his three staff members standing outside of his Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment business in Drayton among the farm equipment on display. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_11: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham and his three staff members standing outside of his Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment business in Drayton among the farm equipment on display. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_12: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham and his three staff members standing outside of his Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment business in Drayton among the farm equipment on display. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_13: A black and white negative of Mr. Len Cunningham and his three staff members standing outside of his Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment business in Drayton among the farm equipment on display. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_14: A black and white negative of the outside of his Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment business in Drayton. The farm equipment on display out front. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_15: A black and white negative of the outside of his Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment business in Drayton. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_16: A black and white negative of the photograph in the Wand's Farm Supply and Purina Dealer advertisement on page 13 that notes that Dave Wand (seated) purchased Erlin Noecker's (standing) Farm Supply business. NA 8340_17: A black and white negative of Dave Wand (seated) and Erlin Noecker (standing) Farm Supply business. This was taken for the Wand's Farm Supply and Purina Dealer advertisement on page 13. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_18: A black and white negative of Dave Wand (seated) and Erlin Noecker (standing) Farm Supply business. This was taken for the Wand's Farm Supply and Purina Dealer advertisement on page 13. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_19: A black and white negative of the front of Erlin Noecker's Farm Supply business. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_20: A black and white negative of the front of Erlin Noecker's Farm Supply business. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_21: A black and white negative of Erlin Noecker sitting in his Farm Supply business. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_22: A black and white negative of a women and an older man standing in a doorway. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_23: A black and white negative of a group shot of the Moorefield Girls Juvenile Ball Club, who were honoured at a banquet in the new Centennial Park Pavilion in Moorefield. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 10. NA 8340_24: A black and white negative of a group shot of the Moorefield Girls Juvenile Ball Club, who were honoured at a banquet in the new Centennial Park Pavilion in Moorefield. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8340_25: A black and white negative of unidentified attendees at the banquet for the Moorefield Girls softball team sitting at the table. NA 8340_26: A black and white negative of unidentified attendees at the banquet for the Moorefield Girls softball team standing around a table with a trophy on it. NA 8340_27: A black and white negative of Mrs. Gloria Kay and Kenneth Hill, manager and coach pf the Moorefield girls' softball team. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 13 with the follow caption: "Here is a pair of Moorefield residents and sports boosters who have every right to be proud and happy with what they have accomplished. Mrs. Gloria Kay on the left, and Kenneth Hill, manager and coach respectively of the champions Moorefield girls softball team who walked off with the W.O.O.A. juvenile championship. A 'big night' was staged in Maryborough and Moorefield's newly completed Community Centre last Friday to honour the girls. The manager and coach are shown here with the trophy and one of the crests which was given to each player, plus a 'warm up jacket.'" NA 8340_28: A black and white negative of Jimmy Edwards, left, and Ernie King, right, chatting at the banquet for the Moorefield Girls softball team. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 9. file 2: 20 July 1967. NA 8341 _1: A black and white negative of a float in the Maryborough Centennial Parade, held in Moorefield. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341 _2: A black and white negative of an old fashioned family in the Maryborough Centennial Parade, held in Moorefield. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7 with the following caption: "OLD FASHIONED FAMILY----Back in 1867 the family out shopping looked like this, wicker baby buggy, parasol and all. Mrs. Joe Brownsberger is in the foreground. They toddled along in the Centennial Parade in Moorefield last Saturday." NA 8341 _3: A black and white negative of the 'Brides through the Years' float in the Maryborough Centennial Parade, held in Moorefield. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341 _4: A black and white negative of the 'Brides through the Years' float in the Maryborough Centennial Parade, held in Moorefield. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341 _5: A black and white negative of the Listowel Transport Lines float in the Maryborough Centennial Parade, held in Moorefield. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 6. NA 8341 _6: A black and white negative of Palmerston Fire Brigade float in the Maryborough Centennial Parade, held in Moorefield. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_7: A black and white negative of a float in the Maryborough Centennial Parade, held in Moorefield. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_8: A black and white negative of a float in the Maryborough Centennial Parade, held in Moorefield. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_9: A black and white negative of five people dressed in costume for the Centennial Ball held in Moorefield. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 11 with the caption: "FIVE IN FINERY----Here is a quintette who qualified for costume prizes at the Centennial Ball in Moorefield on Friday. In front is Mrs. Earl Marquardt, who with her husband at the right were named Best Couple. Mrs. David Collins of Palmerston, on the left was winner of the Best Centennial Ball Gown costume. At the left rear is Mr. Floyd Schieck, who was judged Best Man's Costume and in the centre is Mr. Lorne Murray, Reeve of Maryborough Township, whose long red riding coat and plug won him an honourable mention." NA 8341_10: A black and white negative of five people dressed in costume for the Centennial Ball held in Moorefield. A similar photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 11 with the caption: "FIVE IN FINERY----Here is a quintette who qualified for costume prizes at the Centennial Ball in Moorefield on Friday. In front is Mrs. Earl Marquardt, who with her husband at the right were named Best Couple. Mrs. David Collins of Palmerston, on the left was winner of the Best Centennial Ball Gown costume. At the left rear is Mrs. Floyd Schieck, who was judged Best Man's Costume and in the centre is Mr. Lorne Murray, Reeve of Maryborough Township, whose long red riding coat and plug won him an honourable mention." NA 8341_11: A black and white negative of three women dressed in costume at the Centennial Ball in Moorefield. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 8 with the caption: "THREE COSTUME WINNERS----- This trio took home costume prizes for the Maryborough Township Centennial Dance held in Moorefield Pavilion last Friday night. They were Mrs. Earl Marquardt, who with her husband were judged the best couple; Mrs. Keith Hammond, honourable mention in the best original lady class, and Mrs. Doug Murphy, best lady copied outfit." NA 8341_12: A black and white negative of an elderly man and a young women dressed in 1880's clothing, both are seated in a carriage with a blanket over their laps. They man is holding the reigns, presumably, to a horse pulling the carriage. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_13: A black and white negative of three young boys in the parade. One boy is sitting on a Massey-Harris riding mower, which is pulling a wooden trailer with two both boys sitting on a hay bale. In the background is another boy on a pony. Directly behind the three boys is a man in a pickup truck float with a sign that says "Bill Ralston / Farm Agent". This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_14: A black and white negative of Mrs. Maryborough in an open top convertible, seated at her feet are two other young girls. A man with a man is driving the car. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_15: A black and white negative of float with a number of oldest ladies in rocking chairs and shawls on. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_16: A black and white negative of the Maryborough Junior Farmers float in the Maryborough Centennial Parade. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 6-7 with the caption: "UNSETTLED SETTLERS-----This was the title the Maryborough Junior Farmers used for their entry in the Centennial Parade held by their township. They had the covered wagon, cow and goats in evidence. The other side of the wagon carried crates of chickens, and there were pigs in the pen at the back. They were enthusiastic showmen, with their muzzle loading rifles, and their costumes of the era they were portraying." NA 8341_17: A black and white negative of the Maryborough Junior Farmers float in the Maryborough Centennial Parade. A similar photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 6-7 with the caption: "UNSETTLED SETTLERS-----This was the title the Maryborough Junior Farmers used for their entry in the Centennial Parade held by their township. They had the covered wagon, cow and goats in evidence. The other side of the wagon carried crates of chickens, and there were pigs in the pen at the back. They were enthusiastic showmen, with their muzzle loading rifles, and their costumes of the era they were portraying." NA 8341_18: A black and white negative of Mrs. Maryborough in an open top convertible, seated at her feet are two other young girls in the Maryborough Centennial Parade. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_19: A black and white negative of Dave Freeland playing the bagpipes in the Maryborough Centennial Parade. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 9 with the caption: PALMERSTON PIPER---Dave Freeland was in the combined Pipe Band of Listowel and Palmerston, when they headed the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade last Saturday in Moorefield. The parade was the biggest one in the little village noted for big parades." NA 8341_20: A black and white negative of a clown making a balloon animal for a boy sitting on a car outside the Red and White Food Store during the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_21: A black and white negative of a wood working float in the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 6 with the caption: "WOOD WAS A BASIC-----A century ago, the forest was the source of many necessary things. Not only did the trees come in handy for building homes, but also supplied the heat. Sheldon Cosens and his son, Bruce, and Charlies Ash displayed this collection of very early gasoline driven contrivances. The biggest and most attention compelling unit was the log-sawer, which was actually working. During the parade the old "put-ha-ha" gas engine worried that big saw right through the thirty inch log. Also on the wagon was an early gas powered water pump, running, and another engine that couple be hooked to anything, chugging away. There was also a scythe was grain cradle, a jack that came with the first model "T" and other early Canadiana Mechanicana." NA 8341_22: A black and white negative of a wood working float in the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. A similar photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 6 with the caption: "WOOD WAS A BASIC-----A century ago, the forest was the source of many necessary things. Not only did the trees come in handy for building homes, but also supplied the heat. Sheldon Cosens and his son, Bruce, and Charlies Ash displayed this collection of very early gasoline driven contrivances. The biggest and most attention compelling unit was the log-sawer, which was actually working. During the parade the old "put-ha-ha" gas engine worried that big saw right through the thirty inch log. Also on the wagon was an early gas powered water pump, running, and another engine that couple be hooked to anything, chugging away. There was also a scythe was grain cradle, a jack that came with the first model "T" and other early Canadiana Mechanicana." NA 8341_23: A black and white negative of a small boy at the wheel of an older car in Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_24: A black and white negative of a group of people dressed in old fashioned clothing for the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 2 with the caption: "Centennial costume (they used to be called old fashioned) were the order of the day in Moorefield last Saturday, when all of Maryborough Township and visitors from far and wide came to the township Centennial celebrations. Among the family groups dressed for the occasion was Maryborough's councilor Cliff Campbell and Mrs. Campbell, R.R. #3, Moorefield, and their family. Township clerk, "Jimmy" Thompson of Moorefield was suitably dressed for the occasion. Left to right, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Campbell and three of the four Campbell children." NA 8341_25: A black and white negative of people getting ready for the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade or the opening ceremony of the Moorefield Park Pavilion This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_26: A black and white negative of opening ceremony for the Moorefield Park Pavilion at Maryborough Township Centennial celebration. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_27: A black and white negative of the log-sawer float in the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_28: A black and white negative of an outhouse float in the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. The outhouse has a sign on the back that reads "Don't get caught with your pants down be sure to insure F.T. Reilly Insurance Agency". This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_29: A black and white negative of Leslie Fletcher of Drayton on a pony in the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 6. NA 8341_30: A black and white negative of a women standing on the Women's Institute float in the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_31: A black and white negative of an older women pretending to do laundry dressed in late 1800's clothing on a float in the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. The float is made to look like a home from the 1860's. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_32: A black and white negative of the six women who applied to be "Queen of Maryborough". This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 12 with the caption: "HALF DOZEN ASPIRING QUEENS----Here are the six bonnie lassies who entered the centennial contest, for the selection of a 'Queen of Maryborough'. From left to right they are, Marjorie Griffith, Kathryn Zeigler, Angela Woodham, Virginia Lawless, Janet Kaye and Margaret Griffith. They posed for the large crowd at the dance in Moorefield Park Pavilion last Friday night, the final selection was made there. Kathryn Zeigler, second from left to chosen, and the other contestants received applause and awards." NA 8341_33: A black and white negative of the six women who applied to be "Queen of Maryborough". A similar photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 12 with the caption: "HALF DOZEN ASPIRING QUEENS----Here are the six bonnie lassies who entered the centennial contest, for the selection of a 'Queen of Maryborough'. From left to right they are, Marjorie Griffith, Kathryn Zeigler, Angela Woodham, Virginia Lawless, Janet Kaye and Margaret Griffith. They posed for the large crowd at the dance in Moorefield Park Pavilion last Friday night, the final selection was made there. Kathryn Zeigler, second from left to chosen, and the other contestants received applause and awards." NA 8341_34: A black and white negative of couples dancing at the Maryborough Township Centennial dance held at the Moorefield Park Pavilion. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_35: A black and white negative of couples dancing at the Maryborough Township Centennial dance held at the Moorefield Park Pavilion. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_36: A black and white negative of couples dancing at the Maryborough Township Centennial dance held at the Moorefield Park Pavilion. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_37: A black and white negative of Lorne Murray, Township Reeve, and his wife Mrs. Murray dancing at the Maryborough Township Centennial dance held at the Moorefield Park Pavilion. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 5. NA 8341_38: A black and white negative of a car that crashed into a telephone pole. NA 8341_39: A black and white negative of a car that crashed into a telephone pole. NA 8341_40: A black and white negative of a car that crashed into a telephone pole. NA 8341_41: A black and white negative of Raymond Robb and his young friend showing how "the old timers toasted their shins on a cold winter night. They were part of the Johnston Fuels float in the parade at Moorefield last Saturday." This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 7. NA 8341_42: A black and white negative of three men on a cement mixer float in the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_43: A black and white negative of three men on a cement mixer float in the Maryborough Township Centennial Parade. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_44: A black and white negative of three men and a young girl at the ribbon cutting ceremony to open the Maryborough Township Centennial Hall also known as the Centennial Park Pavilion. This photograph appeared in the newspaper on page 1. From left to right they people were identified as: Marvin Howe, Arthur MP for Wellington-Huron; Lorne Murray, Reeve of Maryborough; John Root, MMP for Wellington-Dufferin, and Cathy Campbell. Daughter of Maryborough councilor Clifford Campbell. NA 8341_45: A black and white negative of John Root, MMP for Wellington-Dufferin, at the microphone for the opening of the Maryborough Township Centennial Hall also known as the Centennial Park Pavilion. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_46: A black and white negative of unlocking of of the Maryborough Township Centennial Hall also known as the Centennial Park Pavilion. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_47: A black and white negative of people heading into the of the Maryborough Township Centennial Hall also known as the Centennial Park Pavilion, after it had been opened. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. NA 8341_48: A black and white negative of people standing outside the of the Maryborough Township Centennial Hall also known as the Centennial Park Pavilion. This photograph did not appear in the newspaper. |
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Palmerston Observer |
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Allendorf, Harry (Mrs.) Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Alma United Church Archibald, Wesley Arthur Presbyterian Church Manse Ash, Charlie Baetz, Laurie Ballard, Chalres (Mrs.) Ballard, Lorraine Bannier, Zilda (Mrs.) Bauman, O.F. Beer, Wesley (Mrs.) Biesel, Clifford Blue Barn Restaurant Borth, Charles Bridge, Everitt Bridge, Lorne (Mrs.) Brimblecombe, Richard (Mrs.) Britain Rebekah Lodge No. 240 Broadbent, F.J.T. Bronson, Ted Brownsberger, Joe (Mrs.) Calvin Christian Calvin Christian School Campbell, Cathy Campbell, Cliff Campbell, Clifford Cape Crocker Central Peel School Cherrey, Alva (Mrs.) Collins, David (Mrs.) Conestoga Sailing Club Conestogo Conestogo Dam Cosens, Bruce Cosens, Sheldon Cowan Construction Cowling, Thomas Frankish Crawford, Joan Culp, Murray Culp, Wilma Cunningham, Len Cunningham, Len (Mrs.) Darroch, Sharon Davis, Harold Davis, Iva Derryadd Cemetery Detweiler, Marvin Dixon, Jack (Mrs.) Drayton Boy Scouts Drayton Cub Troop Drayton Cubs Drayton Drift-Ettes Drayton Legion Hall Drayton Senior School Drayton Town Hall Dron, Carmen (Mrs.) Dunnville Telephone Company Dunville Telephone Company Edmunds, Susan Edwards, Jimmy Elliott, Bella Elliott, Harold Elliott, Harry Elliott, Harry (Mrs.) Elliott, Maggie Erlin Noecker’s Farm Supply Explorers of the United Church Fenton, Ralph Finlayson, Bob Finlayson, Robert Fletcher, Leslie Fletcher, Lloyd (Mrs.) Flewwelling, Oliver Flewwelling, Oliver (Mrs.) Fluit, Lucus Fosbury (Rev.) Francis McLarnon Franklin, Garth Franklin, Joan Freeland, Dave Gilmer, Forest (Mrs.) Gilmore, Wesley (Mrs.) Girl Guides Girl Guides of Canada Glen Allan United Church Goodwin, Harold Goodwin, Marvin Gourlay's Grocery Greig, Carmen Griffith, Margaret Griffith, Marjorie Groshaw, Doug Groshaw, Marjorie H.N. Mabee Drugstore Hamilton, Loma Hammond, Keith (Mrs.) Hammond, Millard (Mrs.) Harmony Men Hay, Elizabeth Henderson, Kenneth Henry, R.A. (Mrs.) Hesselink, Albert Hey, Christine Hill, Kenneth Hillborn, Doug (Mrs.) Hoover, Vera Horne Brothers Howe, Marvin Huck, Jack Huck, Jack (Mrs.) Irwin, William Jack Loewen Masonary Jackson, Gordon Johnston Fuels Johnston, Lydia Kay, Gloria Kaye, Janet Kelly, Eugene Kennedy, Harold King, Ernie Krauter, Carl (Mrs.) Lake Conestoga Lake Conestogo Lambert, Judy Lawless, Virginia Lennox, Andrew (Mrs.) Lewis, Lorne (Mrs.) Listowel Transport Lines MacLachlan, Eldon Maitland District Church Parade Mallett, Joanne Marquardt, Earl Marquardt, Earl (Mrs.) Maryborough Horticultural Society Maryborough Township Centennial Hall Maudsley (Dr.) McAuley, Hugh (Mrs.) McAuley, Janice McAuley’s Fine Furniture McClanahan, Tom (Mrs.) McDougall, Neil McDougall, Noreen McDowell, Charles (Mrs.) McIntee, Bob McIntee, Bob (Mrs.) McMullen, Stanley (Mrs.) Mervin Simmons Mick, Sanford Mick, Stacey Minto Township Junior Farmers Executive Moesker, Margaret Moorefield Bakery Moorefield Girls Juvenile Ball Club Moorefield Park Moorefield Park Moorefield Park Pavilion Moorefield Public School Moorefield United Church Mountford, Vince Murphy, Doug (Mrs.) Murray, Jim Murray, Lorne Murray, Lorne Noecker, Erlin Noecker, Erlin (Mrs.) Palmerston Fire Brigade Palmerston Observer Paterson, John (Rev) Patterson, Don Perkins, Stella Porter, Ralph (Mrs.) Ralston, Bill Ralston’s Garage B.A. Service Rathwill, Edward Rathwill, Ellen Rathwill, Rebecca Rathwill, Thomas Rebekah Lodge No. 240 Red and White Food Store Reid, Muriel Renwich, Robert Riddolls, Lorne (Mrs.) Riverston Gardens Robb, Raymond Rome's Grocery and Dry Goods Rooney, Jack Rooney, Norman Root, John Ross, Betty Jean Rozema, Clarence Rozema, John Rozema, Sid Rozema, Sid Ruegg, Glen Rundle, Frank (Mrs.) S.S. #5 Floradale Sarah Teggart Schieck, Floyd Schieck, Floyd Schwandt, Edmund (Mrs.) Scott, Harry Scott, William Scott, William (Mrs.) Shell Agricultural Chemicals Shortreed, Don St. Paul's Anglican Church Stanners, Andy Stinson, John Stinson, Laverne Stone, Rae Struke, Margaret Suffidy, James T.A.S. No. 3 Maryborough The Eastern Star The Royal Bank of Canada Theakston's Road Thompson, Jimmy Tschanz, Charles Wallace Central School Area Board Waller, George Wand, Dave Wand’s Farm Supply Water, Ethel Weber, Larry Weber, Linda Webster, Stephen Wells, Bob Wells, Horrance Wells, Rosemary Welsh, Lois Whale, Percy White Rose White Rose Service Station White, Barton Wildfang, Earl (Dr.) Wildfang, L. (Mrs.) Wilkinson, C.R.H. (Rev) Woodham, Angela Zeigler, Kathryn |
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Alma Arthur Arthur Twp. Attwood Brampton Cape Crocker Centennial Park Pavilion Clarke Street Clifford Conestogo Dam Drayton Dunnville Elmira Floradale Glen Allan Harriston Holland Maryborough Twp. Minto Twp. Moorefield Moorefield Park Palmerston Peel Twp. Riverston Rothsay Stratford Theakston's Road Toronto Wingham Wood Street |
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Advertisement Aerial View Agriculture Animals Architecture Arts Birthday Brewery Bridge Cards Cemetery Children Children Christmas Clothing Clown Commercial Communications Conservation Cookery Costume Costume - Female Costume - Male Costume - Male Costume - Special Attire Crafts Crime Dam Dance Dominion Day Easter Education Electricity Environment Family Life Farm Labour Farming Fashion Fire First Nations Fishing Flag Flowers Food Furniture Games Gardening Government Hallowe'en Health History History-Canadian History-local Hotel Landscape Mennonites Military Mill Mining Museum Music Nature Parade Picnic Plaque Ploughing Plowing Police Portrait Post Office Property Railroad Seniors Social Social Life Sports Streetscape Swimming Telephone Thanksgiving Theatre Toys Transportation War Weather Wedding Women's History Women's Institute |
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NA 8328 NA 8329 NA 8330 NA 8331 NA 8332 NA 8333 NA 8334 NA 8335 NA 8336 NA 8337 NA 8338 NA 8339 NA 8340 NA 8341 |
Year Range from |
1965 |
Year Range to |
1967 |
Accession # |
A2019.176 |
Containers |
NA |