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      Video Interview with Gerry Boudreau.

      Ferdie Boudreau presents Jean Boudreau with a corsage.

      Left to Right: Margaret Watts (background), Ernie Boudreau, Percy Watts, Unknown, Allan Charbonneau, Unknown, Nick Bertrand, May Boudreau (sitting in background).

      Margarete Boudreau and Jenine Lapping sit on lawn chairs in the shade.

      Ferdie and Jean Boudreau.

      Ezillie and David Boudreau stand in front of a covered porch.

      Believed to be Edmond Boudreau and Mrs Boudreau.

      Ernie Boudreau discusses life in Mackey as he remembers it as a child and later as an adult. He discusses life on the farm, his family and neighbours, as well as his time in the military.

      Mrs. G.J. Boudreau [Ernie Boudreau’s Mother] and Mrs. M. Donnelly [Bill Donnelly’s grandmother] both lived in Mackey Station Ont. Unknown what year this document was written in. All spellings of names are from the original document.

      Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this work are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the United Townships of Head, Clara and Maria Public Library or Council. Neither of the United Townships of Head, Clara and Maria Public Library or Council accepts …

      Man believed to be Sam Clouthier. The woman is believed to be Margorie Boudreau.

      Stonework in the foreground, three terraces with Laurentian View Cabins written in stone. A cabin sits in the background.

      Cabins located on the corner of Highway 17 and Boudreau Road

      They were surveing to prepare for the Flood. Third from left: Ferdie Boudreau. Others Unknown.

      Award given to municipalities in recognition of outstanding contributions to the 1967 centennial celebrations.

      Loretta Boissonneault, Reeve, hands Mrs. Elmer Donnelly a gift for her years of dedication and hard work for the United Townships of Head, Clara and Maria.

      "...Our wealth was not of materials, but rather the diamonds of sunshine on water or reflected from the crystals of new fallen snow."

      Mackey Park is situated where St. Narcissus Parish used to be located. The church was demolished in 1950 when the Des Joachims (Swisha) Dam rose the water level of the Ottawa River. The community of Mackey Station (now called Mackey) had to be relocated to higher ground.

      Mr. Plourde, Doug Antler, Jim Allison.

      Restored car next to a red pick up truck. The Ottawa River is in the background.