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      Canalmen at Newboro Lock c1945. One may be Jonah Whalen.

      Ducks Shot at Chaffeys Lodge

      Canalmen locking a boat at Newboro Lock Station c.1945

      Helen Margaret (Davis) Kitz, married Alfred Kitz in 1935 in Elgin, holding her child (probably Julianna)

      Magasin Field Lumber tel qu’agrandi en 1943. / The Field Lumber Company Store with Addition from 1943.

 tweedsmuir, 1945     Front to back Richard J. Trotter (1937-2016), Carman Trotter (1903-1990)

      Opinicon Resort kitchen c.1945 with chef Dumoulin and staff

      Don and Hazel Jarrett proprieters of the Opinicon Hotel c.1945

      Ken Rankin, Henry Smith (fishing guide) and Don Jarrett owner of Opinicon Hotel with fish c.1945

      Picture taken in 1945 on the new Henry Street bridge over the new 401 hwy. My parents were married in July 21 that year at the Whitby Baptist Church at 300 Colborne Street Wes.

      James & Lillian Kirk about to leave for their honeymoon in July 1945. Picture taken on Perry Street in Whitby. The car was a 1931 Ford Model A. The plan was to honeymoon in Niagara Falls, but too many flat tires forced them to go only as far as Toronto …

      Wedding picture of my parents James & Lillian Kirk in July 21, 1945. Married at the First Baptist Church on Colborne Street in Whitby. My Father was wearing his Irish Regiment of Canada uniform, while serving his Country in WW2.

      Log run through Newboro c.1945 possibly from Wendall Brown in Portland.