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 Grace Rajnovich, The Sault Star, July 23, 1971, p.18     The article reports that the back side of the coupon reads "Hollister Jewell and Co. of Garden River, Ont. Manufacturers of Lumber, Lath and Shingles, and dealers in general merchandise."

 Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, Dec. 10, 1971     The Thessalon Station was located just east of Station Rd south of Hwy 17.

 Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, May 1971     This newspaper article from the Sault Star was written by Edith Cameron about the celebration that took place upon the retirement of Clarence Eaket (Retiring Chairman of the North Shore Board of Education).

      Dowager Queen of lake bulk carriers MAUNALOA II passes down the Welland Canal for the last time, June 16, 1971.

      WIARTON leaves Toronto for the last time, October 8, 1971. Photo by the Editor.

      Shortly before being laid up, GOLDEN SABLE is seen upbound above Welland Ship Canal Lock 1 August 25, 1971.

      Newest unit of the Hall Corp. fleet, SEA TRANSPORT (II) turns in Oshawa harbour, December 1971.

      At the end of her last trip, THOROLD steams into Ramey's Bend next to G. G. POST December 18, 1971.

      Workmen at Whitby put the finishing touches on the conversion of ILE D'ORLEANS during 1971. Photo courtesy McNamara Marine.

      In 1971, the Ash Creek flooded the streets surrounding it during a heavy rain storm. It was one of the worst floods in Whitby's history.

      This dance and banquet hall was built at the northeast corner of Heydenshore Park. It was named after the original pavilion which stood in the centre of the park from 1900 to 1930. Heydenshore Park was a summer resort established around 1900 east of Whitby Harbour. A number of cottages …

      Black and white negative showing the Town of Whitby staff in the Council Chambers at Dundas and King Streets. Back row: William Pilkington (police chief), Wellesley Winters (development commissioner), Gerry Gelette (recreation director), Michael Mofeed (planning director), Edward Crouch (fire chief). Front row: William Wallace (clerk), Walter Evans (engineer), John …

      Edward Crouch served as Whitby's Fire Chief from 1969-1992.

      Black and white negative showing the Lions Club colour party passing the Liquor store at Brock and Dunlop Streets during the County Town Carnival Parade.

      Brooklin 1924 Reo Fire Truck in County Town Carnival parade. July 31, 1971. The truck is passing the Whitby Public Utilities building at the North-West corner of Brock and Colborne Streets.

      This house, at the southwest corner of King and St. John Streets, was built in 1914 for Dr. Horace Bascom, Registrar of the Ontario County Courts and later Sheriff. After Dr. Bascom's death in 1956 the house was owned by Duncan McIntyre.

      This locomotive was used for moving steel scrap around the lot at Lake Ontario Steel Company Limited (LASCO).

      duplicate to LH0043, and LH0045.

      This water tower was built in Kinsmen Park in 1947. It was demolished in September 1979. Kinsmen Park is located on the block bounded by Byron, Walnut, Chestnut and Centre Streets.

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