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      There is a list giving the date, speaker, and a precis of the lecture topic for each audio cassette.

      No further accruals are expected. Related records : Photographs of St. Jerome's Centre events are included in the series St. Jerome's College photographs. See also the St. Jerome's Centre for Responsible Citizenship for records after 2008. Duplicate and triplicate copies of publicity brochures are on bookshelf.

      Henry Barber Haynes Obituary. January 24th 1982. Henry was born in London, England in 1892, but made Cobourg and Port Hope his home. Served in the RN and the RCN under 5 Sovereigns (Edward VII to Elizabeth II).

      There are unexplained gaps in the narrative, located at 00:03:48 and again at 00:07:15. This audio has been edited to remove long pauses and silences to decrease playing time.

      The recording begins with no introduction. Find below a general guide to topics and the time on the recording to find them. 00:01:00 Family history, settlement, logging 00:05:30 Pembroke Lumber Co. 00:09:30 1919 Lumber camp work with family 00:12:00 Hotels 00:14:55 German speaking community 00:23:00 Midwifery, natural health remedies 00:24:20 …

      Find below a general guide to topics and the time on the recording to find them. 00:02:00 Equipment used 00:04:00 Changes in Petawawa 00:06:15 Electricity to Petawawa 00:07:00 Roads to Pembroke, transportation 00:08:30 Lumber camp preparations, Stonecliffe 00:09:50 Dance Hall, Post Office 00:10:30 Original Town site 00:12:30 Lumbering in Algonquin, …

      Use the following guide to search out certain topics in the interview . 00:00 Introduction 00:13 Reasons for immigration 01:00 Conditions on boats travelling overseas 02:14 War of 1812 03:50 Moving to Alumette Island 04:40 General living condition, food, cooking, etc. 06:45 Weather 07:00 Animal skinning, making clothing 07:36 Cellars …

      Use the following guide to search out certain topics in the interview . 00:00 Introduction 00:16 Family history 01:00 Working for Lumber companies 01:42 Cottages at Petawawa Point 04:18 Pembroke Lumber Company 04:48 Changes in the area 06:45 Log driving on the Petawawa River and conditions of the river 11:20 …

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      This document explains the circumstances of a conversation, pre-interview, with Mr. Billy Graham of Petawawa, Ontario. There are few details, as Mr. Graham declined further interview.

      There was audio tape to go with this interview, however the incredibly degraded and poor sound quality prevented the actual audio from being posted here.

      This document briefly outlines the career and life of the Honourable Mr. John Alexander Douglas McCurdy. He was a pioneer of the Canadian flight industry. He flew the Silver Dart out of CFB Petawawa.

      This document outlines a brief interview with Mr. Lloyd Allen in which he discusses his family history in Petawawa, ON.

      These notes were taken during a Gutzman Family Reunion.

      This document outlines a brief interview with Margret Molson in which she discusses her family history in Petawawa, ON. Of note is a brief family tree, and descriptions of land deeds and certificates of naturalization.

      This document outlines a brief interview with Viola Nitschke in which she discusses her family history in Petawawa, ON.

      This document outlines a brief interview with Wilhelmine Schwanz in which she discusses her family history in Petawawa, ON.

      History Of The Tripp Family Source: Mrs. Pearl R. Tripp Acquired: November 11, 1986

      Wilfrid Laurier University is located in Waterloo, Ontario. It began in 1911 as the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada. In 1924 Waterloo College was established, providing courses in post-secondary education. In 1960 Waterloo College became Waterloo Lutheran University, and in 1973 changed its name to Wilfrid Laurier University.

      Wilfrid Laurier University is located in Waterloo, Ontario. It began in 1911 as the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada. In 1924 Waterloo College was established, providing courses in post-secondary education. In 1960 Waterloo College became Waterloo Lutheran University, and in 1973 changed its name to Wilfrid Laurier University.