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    Hardcover book with 142 pages, which include illustrations and maps, as well as an index.

    The President of the Iron Bridge Agricultural Society Neil Draper discussed how farmers were becoming extinct in the local area.

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 Educ

    This black and white photo shows Reverend John Brown, Mrs. Brown and their three girls.

    A black and white photo of John and Carole Brown taken outside in the summer of 1971.

    This newspaper clipping is about the remembrances of Reverend and Mrs. Ivan Kennedy about their years of service spent in the Iron Bridge area as a young student minister.

    A group photo of three couples all of whom were married on August 14.

    Mr. Eaket was the chair of the North Shore Board of Education at the time he received this award. May 1, 1971 is handwritten on the side of this article.

Fitzpatrick, The Sault Star, 1971     Mr. Eaket was given the award for 25 years of outstanding contributions to education.

    This is an article about the Ontario Farm Safety Council conference held annually to discuss farm safety practices. The accompanying photo shows the Northern Ontario delegates to the conference - Mrs

    This article is about the Iron Bridge Agricultural Society and awards banquet. Information about the award winners in various categories is shared. The accompanying photo shows six award winners.

    Gwen Mosher and Nancy Tulloch at an Awards ceremony in Thessalon.

    MPP Brent Gilbertson presenting Nancy Tulloch with an award for Girl's Tractor Class. She won the East Algoma Plowing Competition in October, 1971.

    Article from The Tribune, September 8th, 1971, which talks about the complains of the new automatic foghorn installed.

    Condition: Very good condition. Minimal yellowing as expected in 1970s colour prints.

    Condition: some yellowing, stain on bottom-left, but in very good condition. See also 131ph, 136ph, 137ph, 138ph, 139ph and 140ph.

    - clear plastic irregularly shaped block; front side sloped - blue print set inside plastic shows PGH logo and reads: "SERVICE AWARD/BANQUET/1971" - The Public General Hospital building in Chatham, O

    - Jaycee Chain of Office. - medallion with wide, blue ribbon; gold pins attached along length of ribbon. - front of medallion reads: "PRESIDENT / CANADA / JCI / CHATHAM JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INC

    - clear, rectangular resin; gold Kent Regiment badge and blue square felt reading: "KENT/REGIMENT/REUNION/CHATHAM/ONTARIO/OCT. 1-2-3/1971" are both encased in resin - triangular clip through hole in

    - purple leather; ends are cut to make fringe; textured - grey/black lettering and PGH Alumnae logo (four triangles with points together to make a square, in decorative circle) - reads: "1921/1971/50