As part of a Trillium funded project to scan a section of our Peterborough Examiner negatives collection, dating October 1970 to December 1972, we are making the cut line and a copy of the images available online.
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1970: Oct 27 to Dec 31
1971: Jan 1 – Mar 31
October 27, 1970 to December 31, 1970
| Date | Image | Cutline |
|---|---|---|
| 1970 October | ||
| 1970-10-27 Monday |  | Lions Honor Member (p.3): Stanley Darling (centre), a Peterborough Lion’s Club member for 32 years, became the first life member in the club’s 35-year history last night. His certificate of life membership was presented by Lion’s president Dennis DeRivers (left) and guest speaker, Justice Gregory T. Evans or Toronto. |
| 1970-10-27 Monday |  | Shy To Use Language, But…Lake Indians Keep Ojibway Tongue Alive (p.13): A picture of a pig, piglet and beaver at work take the dull edge off memorizing vocabulary for these four Ojibway students, from left, Deanna Knott, 14, Suzy Coppaway, 9, Cathy Taylor, 13, and Carol Taylor, 17. Mrs. Elsie Knott, chief of the Curve Lake Band, is instructing |
| 1970-10-27 Monday | Unpublished negs: one extra frame of Ojibway class | |
| 1970-10-28 Tuesday |  | Convenor of Treasures of Yesteryear (p.44): Mrs. Frank Pope sits in one of the 19th century music rooms. Behind her is a Melodeon, a free-reed instrument built in Toronto in 1870. There is also a display of the works of Muzio Clementi (1752-1832). Bruce Christenson photos |
| 1970-10-28 Tuesday |  | St. John’s ACW - Treasures of Yesteryear (p.44): Tea Time: The lyre-back chairs are American – Duncan Phyfe, c. 1800 and the tea seat is English. In the background is the boudoir vignette with nightgown resting on chair. |
| 1970-10-28 Tuesday |  | Vaseline Glass |
| 1970-10- 29 Wednesday |  | Ray Geiger right; Farmer’s Almanac; Ted McKay public relations officer for Victoria and Grey Trust, 1971 edition. (p.13) |
| 1970-10- 29 Wednesday |  | Dr John Frederick Foster, Secretary General of Association of Commonwealth Universities, with Trent students, Manindra Shah; Michael Jenkin; Barb Michael; John Pepall; and Sheila Dohoo (p.13) |
| 1970-10- 29 Wednesday |  | Liberals meet: Nixon, l; David Hobson, c; Hugh Faulkner, r. (p.13) |
| 1970-10- 29 Wednesday | Unpublished neg: 5 men in suits, standing | |
| 1970-10- 30 Friday |  | County Warden Honored (p.3): L-r, Peterborough County Warden Peter Pearson; Richard Cavanagh, Dep. Reeve Douro Township; John Stevenson, Warden Victoria County |
| 1970-10- 30 Friday |  | Ghostly Tea and Hallowe'en at St. Mark's (p.6): Miss Shirlie Aker (convenor, standing) and tea pourer Mrs. A.H. Sayer, of St. Luke's Anglican |
| 1970-10- 30 Friday |  | Zoo welcomes Mouflons (p.13): One of the three mouflons donated to Filtration Plant Zoo in Peterborough is reassured before being put into the pen. The Toronto Dominion Bank donated the species of wild mountain sheep bought from the Bowmanville Zoo. The creatures originate from Corsica, Sardinia and Persia. Doug Ruttan, Northcrest Mall TD Bank; Ron Sinclair, chair PUC; Gerry Boegel, Bowmanville Zoo; Russell Wilson, Peterborough Zoo Keeper |
| 1970-10- 30 Friday |  | Founding of Trent plaque (p.13): Hugh Waddell; Leslie Frost; Mayor Joseph Csumrik; W. H. Cranston |
| 1970-10- 30 Friday |  | Constable Sexsmith Retires (p.13) : Percy Sexsmith, 2nd right; Const Lloyd Jackson, l; Chief Jack Shrubb, 2nd l; Hugh F. Waddell, chair of Police Commission, |
| 1970-10- 30 Friday |  | 4H Programs Discussed: Donald Agar, Carm Hamilton, Robert Brusso |
| 1970-10- 30 Friday |  | Petes win over Kitchener Rangers, 5 -3 (p.14): John Garrett smothers puck in crease |
| 1970-10- 30 Friday |  | PMHA Opens Schedule [Peterborough Minor Hockey Association] :(p.14) Roger Neilson, l; Craig Ramsay, c; Ken Richardson |
| 1970-10-31 Saturday |  | Matching Honors Diplomas with Thomas A. Stewart’s first valedictorian Henry Clarke are Janet Cheel, Patricia Challos and Diana Close. (p.9) |
| 1970-10-31 Saturday |  | Hallowe’en party at Fairhaven, George Clark and Ann Murphy trip the light fantastic |
| 1970-10-31 Saturday |  | Mrs. Mary Loudon at piano, Fairhaven Hallowe'en |
| 1970-10-31 Saturday |  | Fairhaven residents uphold the old custom (p.9) |
| 1970 November | ||
| 1970-11-2 Monday |  | UCS Member In Action (page 3): Miss Joanne Hamilton of VON visits Keith White at home to dress injured leg. |
| 1970-11-2 Monday |  | Hallowe'en (p.13): Angelo Martignetti (12, Parnell St.); Tony (4, his brother); Ronnie Harrison, (11, Romaine St.) |
| 1970-11-2 Monday |  | Park Named After W.A. “Bert” Curtis , (p.13): Plaque, Reeve Jack Chittick; Mrs. Norman Hinde; Ray Jackman |
| 1970-11-2 Monday |  | PR And Communications Discussed (p.13); School Trustees Council, Zone 9 ,Mrs. Grace Wyatt; Robert Sarginson; Aubrey Allen; Mrs. Ruth Ward. |
| 1970-11-3 Tuesday |  | Mr. and Mrs. William McKinley, (page 6): 570 Rose Ave. celebrate 50th anniversary |
| 1970-11-3 Tuesday |  | Now They Are Pilots (p. 13): Two members of 534 Squadron Royal Canadian (Air) Cadets received air cadet pilot wings, Sgt. Bob Toth, O'Caroll St.and Cpl. Ken Connelly, Elmdale Cr. |
| 1970-11-3 Tuesday |  | Wins Midget Championship (p. 16) Bob Hall of Lakefield finished first in Central Ontario School Association midget cross-country race, Picton. |
| 1970-11-4 Wednesday |  | Mr. and Mrs. William Hope, Married 50 years (page 6): of Indian River Mrs. Hope is the former Jean Fife |
| 1970-11-4 Wednesday |  | Sorority Charter Member Receives 25 Year pin (p. 6): Connie Caccavella, only active charter member of Beta Sigma Phi, presented with pin by Mrs. John Fulford, pres. of the city's sorority council |
| 1970-11-4 Wednesday |  | Junior Achievers Start Season (p. 21): L-r, Karen Smith; Ray Fallis; Rick Ross; Janis Brady; Patti Brady with candle mould. |
| 1970-11-4 Wednesday |  | CMA Executive Terms Labor Laws are One-sided, Blames Government (p. 21); Keith Rapsey at podium, Ont. Chairman of Cdn. Manufacturers Ass. |
| 1970-11-4 Wednesday |  | Local Worker Receives $3659 in Arbitration, (p. 21): International Ass. Of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, Lodge 872 , front l – r: Charles Lee, Lodge 872 pres.; Arthur Hodgin, laid-off worker; Stanley Rouse, chief steward; back, l-r, Alex Wallace, Int'l rep. of the union; Vince Crough, v.p.; Doug Jones, recording secretary. |
| 1970-11-5 Thursday |  | Welcomed to Club (page 13): New members of Peterborough Quarter Century Club, l-r, Mayor Joseph Csumrick with new members Malcom Bassett and Edward Humpage and club pres. Jack Morrow. |
| 1970-11-5 Thursday |  | Dr. H.R.L. Streight, pres. Elect Chemical Institute of Canada (p. 13) (head shot) |
| 1970-11-5 Thursday |  | Reports on Help for Blind Persons Made to Advisory Board of CNIB (p.13): L-r, George Dove, chairman CNIB advisory board; Clair Hilborn, CNIB district admin; Raqy Jonasson, pres. United Community Services |
| 1970-11-6 Friday |  | Fashions at Museum- Maxi, Mini, Midi (page 6): outfits on mannequin |
| 1970-11-6 Friday |  | (As above) Mrs. O.J. Frisken, curator of Peterborough. Centennial Museum with child's dress |
| 1970-11-6 Friday |  | Quinte Area Guides Meet (p. 11): Peterborough division of Girl Guides hosted seven other divisions in Quinte area. With model of Liftlock, l-r, Mrs. T.W. Speer of Trent, first Quinte Area Commissioner; Mrs. D.W. White; Mrs. P.E. Bessey; Miss Eva Baker |
| 1970-11-6 Friday |  | TPT Pete's 6, London Knights 1, (p. 12): Brian Shortreed (#23), Gord Barrett amid flying snow |
| 1970-11-7 Saturday |  | Mrs. Walter Allen, 83, with afghan it took her a year to crochet, to be raffled off at Fairhaven bazaar (p. 6) Photo by Bruce Christensen |
| 1970-11-7 Saturday |  | Fairhaven Annual Bazaar (page 6): Mrs. C. L. Culimore (left) and Mrs. E. W. Beatty visit with R.G. Gordon (86) at Fairhaven bazaar. Photo by Bruce Christensen |
| 1970-11-7 Saturday |  | Art Price, Ottawa sculptor (p. 6) spoke to members of Lyceum Club and Women's Art Association. Photo by Bruce Christensen |
| 1970-11-7 Saturday |  | City Youth Stages Musical for School (p.9): Michael Crary, 17 year old director of Oliver at Immaculate Conception School (see also # 4) |
| 1970-11-7 Saturday |  | Quarter Century Club Banquet, (p.9): Annual banquet for area provincial employees, l-r: Wes Corner, pres.; the Honorable George Gorner, Minister of Highways; guest speaker Ralph Lockhart, chairman; Gord Bennet, 1st v.p. (see also #8) |
| 1970-11-7 Saturday |  | Sr. Public School Football Champions, Confederation School (p10): Front l-r: Brent Youmans, Don Sanders, Stephen Harvey, Brian Connell, Don Bruce, Pete Thompson, Eric Perrin. Back row: Don McKnight, principal; Jack Riddell, Paul Black, Don Turner, Randy Chambo, Doug Anderson, Rod Williams and Lloyd Sager, coach. (see also #10) |
| 1970-11-7 Saturday | Unpublished neg: (See “Unpublished 1970 November” file) | |
| 1970-11-7 Saturday | Image10 | two men in uniform with poppy boxes |
| 1970-11-9 Monday |  | $15,000 Damages to a Judge's Home (page 3): Capt. James Deck watches as fireman works. Home of Judge J. DeN. Kennedy, 707 Weller St. |
| 1970-11-9 Monday |  | 370 Shriners meet (p.3): second from left Kenneth G. Howard, The Illustrious Potentate of the Ramses Temple, with : Ray Peterson, a past pres. of local Shriners ; Keith Brown, president; Ray Petty, past pres. local Shriners; Max Kaye, club director |
| 1970-11-9 Monday |   | Military Ball (p. 6): Preparing to be piped to the ballroom, Armoury guests of honor Col. And Mrs. J. A. Dewart (right) and Lt. Col. F. R. Allen, Commanding Officer of Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment and Mrs. Allen. |
| 1970-11-9 Monday |  | School Skating Party, hosted by joint P.T.A.s of St. John's and St. Pious Schools. Cindy Zinston (left) and Debbie Warr lend a hand to Toby Livingston. |
| 1970-11-9 Monday |   | 50th Anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Friedly, 47 Lafayette. (Her name is Marie, no maiden name given. She was from Peterborough, he was from Houston, came to Peterborough age 5.) |
| 1970-11-9 Monday |  | Anti-Pollution Drive? (p.13) Mr. and Mrs. James Goldie arrive at George St. United, celebrating its 135th anniversary |
| 1970-11-9 Monday |  | Nov. 11 Poppy Day (p.13); Legion vet Leo Rochefort with Danny and Marrianne Millar |
| 1970-11-9 Monday |  | Victory Ends Season (14) Trent rugger team beat Brock 21- |
| 1970-11-10 Tuesday |  | Lakefield United Church hosted five congregations at annual Christmas Tea (page 11): Mrs. J. Furry pours tea for Mrs. Andrew Mavor (no name for woman in back) |
| 1970-11-10 Tuesday |  | Bridal attendants of 50 years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moscrop stand behind Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gant who celebrate 50th anniversary (p.11) |
| 1970-11-10 Tuesday |  | Costs, Changes in School System Create Communication Problems: (p.17): Moderator Prof. Roy Bowles; direction of education, county bd, Rae Linton; Sep. School superintendent Fraser Hogle; news director CKPT radio, Al Porteous |
| 1970-11-10 Tuesday |  | Refurbishing Rolls Royce - Harry Sherry's World of Perfection (p. 17) three pics: close-up of grill of Rolls |
| 1970-11-10 Tuesday |  | Harry Sherry and brother-in-law Bill Payne |
| 1970-11-10 Tuesday |  | 1937 Vanden Plas (Rolls Royce) and '65 RR with Harry |
| 1970-11-10 Tuesday |  | Westgate Champions (p. 18) Racing drivers received trophies at Westgate Speedway's annual banquet. Names not in order. The top performers were Ron Robinson, Oshawa, David Lynch, Norwood, Art Robinson, Oshawa and Satch Callan. |
| 1970-11-10 Tuesday | Image8-9 | Unpublished negs: two ladies with rag doll |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday |  | Remembrance Ceremony (page 1) (n.b., this neg ran backwards) Chief Petty Officer Jim Delong of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets bows his head during two minute silence |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday |  | 57th Regiment IODE holds Remembrance tea (p. 9): L-r, Mrs. J.A. Richardson; Mrs. Harold Baker, regent of IODE municipal chapters; and Mrs. W.A. Master, Regent of 57th Chapter of the IODE |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday |  | The Official Plan, (p. 21 John Wood, city planning director with proposed map of official plan with Lorne Mensforth, chairman of planning board and Isadore Black, pres. Peterborough. Chamber of Commerce. |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday |  | Olympic Style Gymnastics Training (p. 30): teacher Marie Krejcova of Czechoslovakia and Cheryl Finn (9) |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday | Image5 | Unpublished neg: Remembrance Day parade and ceremony |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday | Image6 | Unpublished neg: Remembrance Day parade and ceremony |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday | Image7 | Unpublished neg: Remembrance Day parade and ceremony |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday | Image8 | Unpublished neg: Remembrance Day parade and ceremony |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday | Image9 | Unpublished neg: Remembrance Day parade and ceremony |
| 1970-11-11 Wednesday | Image10 | Unpublished neg: gymnastics teacher Marie Krejcova |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday |  | Civil Rest Termed: Active Discontent Among Civilians (p.3): Head shot Andrew Osler |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday |  | Cobourg Remembrance parade (p. 5) Photo by John Radley (35mm) |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday |  | Handweavers Show Talents (2 pics, p. 6): Pauline Fanning works on macrame |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday |  | Mabel Peters spins wool (with above) |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday |  | Bobby Curtola, recording artist and Honey Wells at Queen's Hotel lunch for veterans (p.17) |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday |  | Theatre Workshop, Audience Participation Makes a Difference (p. 17, two pics): Ernie Schwarz (head shot, printed backwards) artistic director Studio Lab Theatre and founder |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday |  | With above, Fran Gebhard and Don Porter warming up |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday | Image8 | St. Peter's Wins COSSA Crown (p.18): Oshawa runner sprints for big gain |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday |  | second frame of Andrew Osler |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday | Unpublished negs: pictures of students in shop class, library (6 frames) for series by Cheryl Hamilton on retraining at SSFC). One picture ran Dec. 12, another Dec. 17 | |
| 1970-11-12 Thursday | Unpublished neg: Hockey | |
| 1970-11-13 Friday |  | Memories Can Be Hilarious, Ex-Service women Discover (page 6): WW II War theaters where Canadians served are represented by these three ex-service women. Evalyn McMaster (left) was in the Canadian Women's Army Corps. Trixie Thompson (centre) came to Canada i8n 1952 and was in WAAF and served in Air Co9mmand South East Asia from 1943 -45. Belle Merrett (right) saw service in Canada, England and Holland as a CWAC with Royal Cdn. Corps of Signals. |
| 1970-11-13 Friday |  | New Laws Banning Sex Discrimination in Hiring (p. 6): Barbara Shields, Education Officer of Women's Bureau. Ont. Dept. of Labour; Jeanne Snape, pres. Women's Sales and Ad Club. |
| 1970-11-13 Friday |  | Resurgence of Native Religious Explained in Lecture by Mohawk (p.13): head shot of Ernest Benedict |
| 1970-11-13 Friday |  | Bandits at City Hall (p. 13) : Trent U's “Just a Drop in the Bucket” campaign. Surrounding Mayor Joe Csumrick, from left: Marion Croft, Terry Hickey, Janet Bax, Elizabeth Coll and Roy Maddocks, all of Trent University. |
| 1970-11-13 Friday |  | Education Reflects Slack Standards, District Teachers Trustees Told (p. 13): Four County Separate School Board guest speaker Bascom St. Jean, Chairman Policy and Development Council, Ont. Dept. of Ed. ; and Superintendent Fraser Hogle (right) |
| 1970-11-13 Friday |  | Capture COSSA Junior Championship (p. 14) St. Pete's Saints won the C Major A junior title second year in row, defeating Oshawa Catholic School. Holding trophy are Pete Dorie (#52) and Paul De Souza. Others on the team are Chris Doherty, Larry Neary, Dave Carpenter, Mike Fryia, Don Bialik, Phil Cavanagh, Steve McGillis, Gord Tapp, Brian Beanish, Paul Collins, Matt Drysdale, Paul Evans, Fred Garvey, Jim Gifford, John Martin, Dave Moloney, Pete Moloney, Don Moloney, Pat O'Brien, Dennis Prindible, Dan Sheedy, John Aggione, Kevin Rose, Don Ferrin, . Absent William Heffernan. Also in the picture are John Allen, John Holmes, Mike Crook, Gerry Glover (coach) Phil McCabe (ass't coach). |
| 1970-11-14 Saturday | Files not found or don't exist | |
| 1970-11-16 Monday |  | Beyond the Fringe, Peterborough Theatre Guild (p.3): L-r, Brian Jackson, Peter Edelmayer, Richard Hayman and Peter Timmerman. |
| 1970-11-16 Monday |  | Discussions Reveal – Many Crucial Issues At Stake (p. 11): Rev. Mrs. Lois Wilson, Norman Pearson and Ray Affleck |
| 1970-11-16 Monday |  | Eight Music Festival Groups Meet (p.11): From left: Mrs. Judith Thompson, Ottawa, chair of Ontario Centennial Festivals of Music; Ted Pridham. Toronto, past pres. Fed. Cdn. Music Festivals, Crawford Smyth, Toronto, pres. Of Federation of Canadian Music Festivals; and Mrs. Iris Sproule, sec. Peterborough Kiwanis Musicfest |
| 1970-11-16 Monday |  | It's Fun For Some (p.11): Snowman builders at 623 George St., from left, Carrie Allman (11), Lori (11) and Linda Robinson |
| 1970-11-16 Monday |  | Rink Skipped by Margaret McNeil Wins Event by Less than One Point at PCC (p. 12): Business girls bonspiel winners, clockwise from bottom: Bunny O'Neil, Carol Anderson, Marge McNeil, skip, and Anne McFadden. |
| 1970-11-17 Tuesday |  | Golden Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. (Ruby) James Hopcroft (p. 6) |
| 1970-11-17 Tuesday |  | 50th anniversary of Olive and William Downer (behind cake) (p.6) |
| 1970-11-17 Tuesday |  | Ornamental Swimmers Hold Annual Birthday Party (p.6): L-r, Linda Seili, Laurie Prest, Janet Smith, Lucille Collins |
| 1970-11-17 Tuesday | Unpublished negs: three girls with bowl (?) in front of Santa poster | |
| 1970-11-18 Wednesday |  | Penny Simpson Spent 6 days in jail, Young Socialists Exec., speaks at Trent. (p.23) |
| 1970-11-18 Wednesday |  | Bell Canada Pres. Blames Gov't for Inflationary Trends (p.23): Robert C. Scrivener (right), pres. Of Bell Canada spoke to a joint meeting of the Peterborough Sales and Advertising Club and Peterborough. Construction Exchange. With him are Don Foster, mgr. of Bell Canada in Peterborough and Herb Hall pres. of sales and ad club. |
| 1970-11-18 Wednesday |  | Under Guise of Tax Reform Radical Social Changes Evident (p. 23): Robert Scott, v.p. Society of Industrial Accountants in Ontario |
| 1970-11-19 Thursday |  | Musician Tom Rush at Commoner (p.3): rock, blues and folk |
| 1970-11-19 Thursday |  | IODE Christmas crafts (p.6): Margaret Best demonstrates cup cake decorating |
| 1970-11-19 Thursday |  | Ladies with hand made Santa at Donwood United Tea and Bazaar (p. 6): Pres. Pat Harga and Mary Hinan |
| 1970-11-19 Thursday |  | 17 Members Received Into Quarter Century Club, Quaker Oats (p. 17) : Left, Gerald Payne, John Brewster, Jean Hamley, Joe O'Brien. |
| 1970-11-19 Thursday |  | Tom N. Shea, speaker at one day real estate teach in (p. 17) |
| 1970-11-19 Thursday |  | Bullets, Warriors, Celtics Capture Men's Basketball (p. 25): Ha wks Don Powell has advantage |
| 1970-11-20 Friday |  | Charter Members Optimist Club Peterborough (page 3): From left in front: Al Northcott, v.p.; Bud Gallagher, pres.; Larry Hanshaw, v.p. Back from left: Rus McGeachie, Les Nicols, Dick Moore, Chuck Russelle, Wilbert Vowels (sec. treas.), Dave Smith. |
| 1970-11-20 Friday |  | Birthday Cake on Parade (p. 6) YWCA turned 100 and would celebrate with a birthday cake/ float in Santa parade. Hester Carson (back left) decorates a cup cake held by Anne Allan. Beside her in back are Cathy Flemons and Gail Smith. In front, holding “Y” is Christine Evans. Susan Vass holds “100”. |
| 1970-11-20 Friday |  | George St. United tea and bazaar (p. 6): Lady caning chair (no name) |
| 1970-11-20 Friday |  | Indians Hit Hard Under Social Services (p. 13): Marlene Castellano, head shot: Mohawk speaker at Trent says social services should be better coordinated |
| 1970-11-20 Friday |  | Snowmobilers Jam Lions Club Centre to Hear About Laws and Maintenance (p. 13): picture of packed audience |
| 1970-11-20 Friday |  | Now With City VON, (p.13): Miss Joan Affleck (left) and Miss Beverly Boomer |
| 1970-11-20 Friday |  | Petes players get untangled in front of goalie George Hulme. 2-2 tie against St. Catharines Black Hawks. (p.16) |
| 1970-11-20 Friday | Unpublished neg: same as no. 1 | |
| 1970-11-21 Saturday |  | Santa Claus Arrives in Peterborough (page 1) |
| 1970-11-21 Saturday |  | Automobile Salesmen Form Club (p. 3): L-r, John Baldock, v.p.; Bernie Sullivan, pres.; Carl Foster, sec. Treasurer |
| 1970-11-21 Saturday |  | Eastern Star Women Hold Starlight Tea and Bazaar (p. 6): Marie Green, tea room convenor; and Berdene Goodfellow, worthy matron, with basket of pot scrubbers |
| 1970-11-21 Saturday |  | Lakefield District H.S. Ontario Scholars (p. 9): front l-r, Candy Coates, Elsie McIntyre, Cathy Twist. Back Alice Freeborn, Stephen Sisson |
| 1970-11-21 Saturday |  | Key Club Week Proclaimed (p. 9): L-r, Dave Landry, PCVS club treasurer; Jim Ireland, Lieut. Gov. of four clubs; Mike Benninger, governor of clubs; Doug Baird, PCVS club president |
| 1970-11-21 Saturday |  | Budding Movie Makers (p. 9): Joseph Carey, PCVS, Rosemary Gauley, [Rosemary Ganley perhaps] and Joe DiProfio, program consultant |
| 1970-11-21 Saturday |  | COSSA Champions Second Consecutive Year (p.10): Thomas A. Stewart Griffins (p.10): names are in alphabetical order: Paul Arnold, John Ayotte, Stephen Butcher, Bill Calder, David Collins, Robert Davidson, Peter Forbes, Howard Fisher, Michael Free, James Gow, Robert Hanbury, Ian Harris, Chris Hull, Brian Johnson, Stephen Jones, Paul McAdams, Dale McMurray, Randy Newton, Al Northcott, Brent Palmer, Rae Parnell, Bradley Patterson, Bob Patterson, Garry Payne, Jay Reichart, Randall Reid, Jim Reilly, Bill Robinson, John Russell, Dale Ryan, John Scriver, Bill Simons, David Stewart, Rick Toms, Robert Vans, Doug Wasson, Gord Watts, Roger Wells, Steve Winslow, Craig Wright. The coaches were Wayne Gilroy, Mike Lynch and Larry-John McKay. The managers were Bill Martin and Bob McPhail. |
| 1970-11-21 Saturday | Unpublished negs: three football players with trophies | |
| 1970-11-23 Monday |  | Chorus Entertains (p. 3): Liftlock City Chorus, 7 people in costumes |
| 1970-11-23 Monday |  | Frosty's Fantasy Fair, St. Barnabas Church (p.6): Kathy Konopczynski (10), Nancy Mason (9), fill a stocking |
| 1970-11-23 Monday |  | Fern Rahmel, CBC playwright spoke to women's Art Ass. Meeting (p.6) |
| 1970-11-23 Monday |  | Series of four pics at Pearson Day Care, (p. 17): Photos by Bruce Christensen - Jimmy Brown blows out candles; |
| 1970-11-23 Monday |  | - Paul Morgan samples cake; |
| 1970-11-23 Monday |  | - Jimmy Moncrief enjoys book; |
| 1970-11-23 Monday |  | - at the piano, Gale Brown and Stephen Milne. |
| 1970-11-23 Monday |  | Carloads of Clothes (p. 23): Used clothing drive, from left: Rev. Joseph Lynch, Mike Free, Cathy Moloney, Claire Goselin, Paul Marchend and sister Joan. Photo by Don White |
| 1970-11-23 Monday |  | Top Athletes Receive Trophies, Peterborough Legion Track Club (p. 14): Mark Simkins, outstanding athlete; Glen Vizniowski, club coach; Karen Walker, coaches award. |
| 1970-11-23 Monday | Unpublished neg: group of six kids in costumes near piano (may be Pearson Day Care) | |
| 1970-11-23 Monday | Unpublished neg: two Guides or Brownies with stocking | |
| 1970-11-24 Tuesday |  | Ennismore Champion (page 3): Murray McWhinney of Ennismore won championship Hereford Steer class at Royal Winter Fair |
| 1970-11-24 Tuesday |  | Three men (no names) submitting qualification papers at Dummer Township Hall (p. 13) |
| 1970-11-24 Tuesday |  | Size Only Difference (p. 16): Bowlers Jack Donohue (6'2”) and Charmaine Batley (7 years old, 3'6” high) at Lakeview Bowl |
| 1970-11-24 Tuesday |  | Win Fred Stenson Bonspiel (p. 16): L-r, Rick Allain (lead); Gary Fenn (vice); Harold Peltzer, (skip); and Bill Jackson (second) |
| 1970-11-24 Tuesday | Unpublished negs: same group as above, (#4) with one additional person presenting trophy | |
| 1970-11-25 Wednesday |  | Board Fence Art (p. 3): Three students of Peter Robinson College won the chance to paint pictures on fence along George St. where Charles Huffman Ltd. is building a student residence. From left, Dennis Mori, Sue Wright, Ken Ludlow, Mr. Huffman and Ian Chapman, master of Peter Robinson College. |
| 1970-11-25 Wednesday |  | Wives in Protest (p. 27): Wives strike Consumers Gas, where their husbands work, members of Local 161 International Chemical Workers. L-r, Mrs. Wiley Greer, Mrs. Roy Greer, Mrs. Charles Cavanagh, Mrs. Davis |
| 1970-11-25 Wednesday |  | Separate Elementary School Champions (p.45): Immaculate Conception School captured the championship by beating St. Alphonsus 26-6. Top row, Karl Zmosynski, Mike Connelly, Peter Keating, Rob Marchen, Danny Melonson, Paul Movis, Tom Teasdale, Kelly deSouza. Bottom row, Eric O'Donnell, coach Mike Hennessy, Kevin deSouza, Terry Healey, Dennis Berger, John Lee, Ted Hennessey, David Browman, Danny Tapp. Missing is Randy Gates |
| 1970-11-26 Thursday |  | Print-Making at Adam Scott (p. 9): l-r Lorie McDermott, Myra Chase, Norman Matteson admire a silk-screen print |
| 1970-11-26 Thursday |  | Just Tuning Up (p. 19): Three members of Peterborough Symphony Orchestra from left: Chris Blount, Judy Burvill-Holmes, and Tim Watson |
| 1970-11-26 Thursday |  | Woodcox Rink Tops 22 Entries In PCC Bonspiel (p.27): front: Dorothy Cox, Anne Haldimand. back: Donna Vigar, Clare Woodcox |
| 1970-11-26 Thursday |  | Peterborough's Entry in Tournament (p. 27): Rehill Bantam Allstars. Names not in order. Members ar: Bob Gillett, Steve Byers, Shawn Graham, Calvin Graig, Steve Rupert, Joe Atkins, Chris Longo, Dan Eastman, Jeff McInroy, Pete Dettman, Terry Heard, Bill Golaska, Mark Shaughnessy, Mark Connelly, Paul Johnson, Paul Tilley and Don Laloney. Manager is Ken Tilley and coach is Fred Garvey |
| 1970-11-26 Thursday | Unpublished neg: unidentified bearded man at overhead projector (may be George Jackson) | |
| 1970-11-27 Friday |  | Receives Diploma (page 3): Robert Connor (left) receives interim diploma from Donald W. Maddocks, district consultant of Youth and Recreation Branch, Dept. of Education |
| 1970-11-27 Friday |  | Drama's Potential Stressed (p. 3): Sister Carmela, corresponding secretary of Ontario English Catholic Teachers Ass. Of Peterborough; Mrs. Dorothy Jane Needles. Toronto drama consultant; standing, Jack Vollering, pres. OECTA; Bill Russell, v.p. and religion consultant. |
| 1970-11-27 Friday |  | St. Paul's Christmas Tea (p.6): Mrs. H. H. Hamilton (left); Mrs. W. C. Allison, Mrs. William Watson, Mrs. T. P. McMillan |
| 1970-11-27 Friday |  | Candlelight Fantasy at St. James (p. 6): Mrs. W.E. Borland, general convenor; Kay Henwood and Bea Ashbridge , decorators, admire candles. |
| 1970-11-27 Friday |  | Information Canada Explained (p.11): Victor Henderson, pres. Of Canadian Club of Peterborough (left); Tom Ford, member of government task force |
| 1970-11-27 Friday |  | Pete's vs. Montreal Junior Canadiens (p. 12) 3 pics in a series: - Robert Fee, Brian Shortreed |
| 1970-11-27 Friday |  | - Rick Cunningham, Ian Turnbull |
| 1970-11-27 Friday |  | - Wayne Wood blocks Doug Gibson |
| 1970-11-28 Saturday |  | Mayoralty candidates (p. 11): Mayor Joseph Csumrick, Gordon Powell, moderator Walter Pitman, Douglas Galvin, Norman Bowler. (Cam Wasson not visible) |
| 1970-11-28 Saturday |  | head shots of basketball players (p12): David Frid |
| 1970-11-28 Saturday |  | David Frid, second of two images |
| 1970-11-28 Saturday |  | John Behan |
| 1970-11-28 Saturday |  | Glen Ferguson |
| 1970-11-30 Monday |  | Bewdley Fire Hall gutted by fire (p. 11) Photo by John Radley (35mm) |
| 1970-11-30 Monday |  | Jet for Peterborough (page 11): RCAF No. 428 members watch as crane unloads jet, a Sabre Mark V. Canadian Division of NATO used them in Europe from 1951 to 1961 |
| 1970-11-30 Monday |  | Herb Sullivan (p. 3) candidate in municipal election |
| 1970 December | ||
| 1970-12-01 Tuesday |  | Re-elected (Page 3): J. M. Cathcart (left) re-elected zone director of Automotive Transport Ass., with H.G. Nickel of Listowel, pres. of association |
| 1970-12-01 Tuesday |  | Panel discusses “Should a healthy dose of work experience outside of school be included in the school curriculum?” (p.3): Rolf Muller, center, moderated. From left, Mike Brown, Karen Byrnes, Stanley Rouse and Ron Gardiner. Photo by Don White |
| 1970-12-01 Tuesday |  | Carnation Tea (p. 6): Liftlock Shrine No. 18, White Shrine of Jerusalem. Left, Zilla Hall, Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. Clifford Alexander, Mrs. A. G. Stewart (Lady on far left in negative was cropped out) |
| 1970-12-01 Tuesday |  | Peterborough Teams Averages Far Below Those of Top Toronto Clubs (p. 14): Lakeview Bowl entry in Col. Sanders 5-pin champs. L-r, Nela Curtin, Jeane Porter, Betty Tulloch, Myrtle Pearson, Ruth Rutherford. |
| 1970-12-02 Wednesday | Image1 | OFA Annual Convention (p. 3): Graham McKay of Kirkfield; Gordon Hill, pres. of Ont. Federation of Agriculture; Clarence Hancock, Peterborough |
| 1970-12-02 Wednesday |  | CPR Criticized by Commission for Lack of Promotion, Study (p. 21): three men from Canadian Transport Commission in Peterborough. J. A. D. McGee; D. H. Jones, chairman; Raymond March |
| 1970-12-02 Wednesday |  | Local Artists Display (p. 21): SSFC students Bob Hughes, Jeannette Clements. Art by Jean Nind and Betty and Jack Hamer |
| 1970-12-02 Wednesday |  | Girls H. S. Basketball, TA Stewart vs. Adam Scott (Scott won) (no names) |
| 1970-12-02 Wednesday | Image5-7 | Unidentified young people at Xmas event – probably Trafalgar School students. See article Dec. 3, page 6. |
| 1970-12-03 Thursday |  | Aerial Ladder Firetruck Too Big for Armouries (page 5): In Cobourg. Fire truck in front of open door at Armoury. 35 mm. Photo by John Radley |
| 1970-12-03 Thursday |  | Salvation army Home League Christmas Bazaar (p. 6): Mrs. Gordon Holnbeck, Mrs. Gordon Smyth, Mrs. Archie Peat |
| 1970-12-03 Thursday |  | All Candidates Meeting, Queen Mary auditorium (p. 21) |
| 1970-12-03 Thursday |  | Explain Parking to Marshalls (p. 24): Ross Wiegand (left) and Don Bye at map of grounds for Kawartha Cup International Snowmobile Races, Jan 8,9, 10,11 |
| 1970-12-03 Thursday |  | Win Kawartha District Title (p. 24): Adam Scott Sr. girls, front l – r: Diane DeCarlo, Leigh Ives, Mailey English, Sue Smith, Debbie Bullock, Darlene DeCarlo. Back l-r, Cathy Strano, Chris Crawford, Judy Knowles, Barb Spurrel (mgr), Nancy Jonassen, Elaine Hill, Mary Evans (coach), Sheila Laszlo |
| 1970-12-04 Friday |  | Students Present Play at St. Peter's (p. 8): Anthony Silva (baby Jesus), Ralph Weisner and Kim Leahy |
| 1970-12-04 Friday |  | 800 pound moose (p. 13) shot by Wally Harrison in Matheson area |
| 1970-12-04 Friday |  | They're All Set (p. 13): Miss Hanneke Van Esch helped by Evan Lyons and Glen Wagner in a course designed to help condition muscled for skiing |
| 1970-12-04 Friday |  | Craig Ramsay tests goalie Veisor (p.14) Petes vs Hamilton |
| 1970-12-04 Friday | Image5 | same as no. 1 |
| 1970-12-05 Saturday |  | Sorority Giving Trees (page 6): Steven Adamson (5), Lisa Corp (4) and Joanne Fulford (5) and Christmas Giving Tree at Bank of Nova Scotia. Gamma Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi asks people to decorate with with mittens, scarves etc. that will go into Christmas Hampers |
| 1970-12-05 Saturday |  | 63rd Anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson (p. 6). Married in Bancroft 1907, lived in Peterborough Since 1927. Lived at 377 Water. |
| 1970-12-05 Saturday |  | Stephen Lewis, provincial NDP leader, was in town (p. 13). Lewis with MPP Walter Pitman and local municipal candidate Alene Holt |
| 1970-12-05 Saturday |  | Bowler Jim Conlin rolled a perfect game at Chemong Lanes (p. 14) |
| 1970-12-05 Saturday | Unpublished Neg: Quartet of female singers | |
| 1970-12-07 Monday |  | YMCA Swimshow (page 6): Debbie and Teena Thompson |
| 1970-12-07 Monday |  | Voting Ballots in Advance Polls Down, Weather Blamed (p. 11): City Clerk Syd Hendry and Carol Newton, employee in the clerk's office, with a ballot box. |
| 1970-12-07 Monday | City Finds Solution for Dead Tree Disposal (page 12) Three pics, inside plant and outside Domtar in Trenton. | |
| 1970-12-07 Monday |  | Steve Hessian Domtar manager with roll of cardboard |
| 1970-12-07 Monday |  | Rolls of corrugating medium at Domtar Packaging Plant in Peterborough. |
| 1970-12-07 Monday |  | Crane amidst hardwood logs |
| 1970-12-07 Monday |  | Talking About Bees (p. 12): Prof. P. W. Burke, Ont. College of Agriculture, Guelph; A. R. Mallory, Stirling, pres. Of Ont. Beekeepers Ass.; Lorne Thurston, Dunsford; Josep Valas, Lindsay |
| 1970-12-08 Tuesday |  | Municipal Election pics, Douglas Galvin on shoulders of supporters after defeating incumbent mayor Joseph Csumrick (page 1) |
| 1970-12-08 Tuesday |  | Wesley Rogers with brush wolf that his dog killed near Warkworth (p.5) |
| 1970-12-08 Tuesday |  | Galvin crowned by Barry MacDougall and Barbara Galvin (p. 13) |
| 1970-12-08 Tuesday |  | Former mayors Gordon Powell (L) and Joseph Csumrick after conceding (p. 13) |
| 1970-12-08 Tuesday |  | Five members of new Board of Education James Telford, Alicia Perry, William Lech, Eric Cotton and J.D. Dawson (p. 13) |
| 1970-12-08 Tuesday |  | Bomb scare at 11:30 sent candidates, supporters and newsmen scurrying from City Hall (p. 13) |
| 1970-12-08 Tuesday |  | Queen's Frank Tindall Says (p. 16) Frank Tindall, and T.A.S. students Jim Reilly, Bob Patterson |
| 1970-12-08 Tuesday | Unpublished negs: seniors Christmas show | |
| 1970-12-08 Tuesday | Unpublished negs: election photos | |
| 1970-12-09 Wednesday |  | Christmas Display (page 3): Kids look at moving Christmas window display. Andrew Martin (11), Russell Harding (10), and Robbie Towse (10), all Prince of Wales students |
| 1970-12-09 Wednesday |  | Red Cross Sewers Hold Sale (p.9): Mrs. Margaret Comley and oven mitts |
| 1970-12-09 Wednesday |  | Mrs. Margaret Barrick with Raggedy Ann |
| 1970-12-09 Wednesday |  | Charter Night for Otonabells (p. 10): Barber shop harmony singers Twyla-Mae Guse, Veronica Duffy, Marie Nelson, and Lois Liscum |
| 1970-12-09 Wednesday |  | Labor Council Executive (p. 25) (front) Gerald Wood re-elected pres.; back l-r, Morley Bell, treasurer; Alex Watt, v.p.; Walter Dollard, rec. sec. |
| 1970-12-09 Wednesday |  | Pioneer Style Yule Party (p. 25): Santa at Lester B. Pearson day care |
| 1970-12-10 Thursday |  | Official Opening at Civic (page 23): Clinical supervisor in the new $38,000 intensive care unit, Miss Ethel Drury, explains the crash cart, the portable emergency cardiac arrest machine, to visitors. |
| 1970-12-10 Thursday |  | Mrs. Cindy Horton demonstrates the use of the newly-installed nursing call system in the 20-year-old main building of the Civic Hospital |
| 1970-12-10 Thursday |  | Nurse Mrs. Shirley Bennett explains the workings of “resussi-anne”, training dummy who breathes and has a mock heartbeat to chairman of the Civic Hosptial board of goverrnors, H. S. Matthews. |
| 1970-12-10 Thursday | Unpublished neg: Examiner staff member (Cheryl Hamilton?) interviewing woman behind desk | |
| 1970-12-10 Thursday | Unpublished neg: two head shots of dark haired woman, fur collar. Looks like Florence Butt (see 1970-12-12) | |
| 1970-12-10 Thursday | Unpublished neg: head shot of woman with scarf on head | |
| 1970-12-11 Friday |  | School Theme Studied (page 5, 35mm) : At St. Anthony's School in Port Hope, l-r, Mayor Michael Wladyka; Maureen Kimball, prime minister of Peace Party in parliament; Sister Patricia Moore and Mrs. Anne-Marie Walkley, staff advisors; Robert Mol, opposition leader. Photo by Jim Cutting |
| 1970-12-11 Friday |  | Pupils Launch Rockets (2 pics, page 13) at Kawartha Heights School under supervision of teacher Grant Johnston. No names. |
| 1970-12-11 Friday |  | rocket launching |
| 1970-12-11 Friday |  | Joint Film Library Contract Signed by Heads of Boards (p. 13): Left, Cyril O'Donnell, 4-County Separate Board; William Rowson, Peterborough County B. of E. |
| 1970-12-11 Friday |  | Petes 6-1 over Oshawa (p. 16): Warren Anderson (#7) aids goalie Ted McComb |
| 1970-12-11 Friday | Unpublished negs: Girl sitting on top of grocery shelf | |
| 1970-12-11 Friday | Unpublished negs: Men's curling | |
| 1970-12-12 Saturday |  | Car Crashes Barber Shop – Five Taken to Hospital (Page 1): Park St. and Braidwood, that morning. Photo by Jim Cutting |
| 1970-12-12 Saturday |  | Instructions At Library (p. 5, 35mm): Port Hope librarian Mrs. Constance McLean and several children. |
| 1970-12-12 Saturday |  | Florence Butt (p. 6): head shot, Status of Women Report |
| 1970-12-12 Saturday |  | ARC workers with Christmas tree, bows and ornaments. Two people, no names (p.6) |
| 1970-12-12 Saturday |  | Public Library Dilemma Still On, (p. 13): pic of old library, built 1910 |
| 1970-12-12 Saturday |  | Huge Riding Area Under Cover (p. 13, two pics): horse riding structure |
| 1970-12-12 Saturday |  | Cavan resident Bill Moore on horse |
| 1970-12-14 Monday |  | Curve Lake Dinner (page 3): Maddan Taylor (75, left) and Walter Jacobs (81) among 42 elders at Curve Lake dinner Saturday. Photo by Don White |
| 1970-12-14 Monday |  | Crippled Children's party (p.6) no names |
| 1970-12-14 Monday |  | Quebec panel (p.13): l-r, Robert Dupont, Roger Garneau, Mrs. Gary Caldwell, Denis Smith, Michel Trudeau |
| 1970-12-14 Monday |  | More pics from Curve Lake dinner (p. 13) Photos by Don Whyte: Mrs. Stephen Taylor receives prize from granddaughter Pamela Taylor. Looking on, Keith Knott, chairman of band's recreation committee |
| 1970-12-14 Monday |  | Don Taylor, 82, oldest elder and pie from Mrs. Nelson Jacobs |
| 1970-12-14 Monday |  | Curve Lake Sunday School choir entertained |
| 1970-12-14 Monday |  | Diplomas Awarded (p. 14): Victoria County Deputy Clerk Barney Rogers receives two diplomas from county warden Charles Stevenson |
| 1970-12-14 Monday |  | Hockey, Peterborough Lions (p. 16) 11th consecutive win, Northcrest Arena. Lee Palmer attempts to steer in shot by John Patterson |
| 1970-12-15 Tuesday |   | Dorothy Collins, (p.3): h&s, (head and shoulders) teacher, retiring, taught at Queen Mary for 36 years |
| 1970-12-15 Tuesday |  | Joan Sadler (p.6): Lawyer looks at Abortion |
| 1970-12-15 Tuesday |  | Exam Time is here Again (p. 17): PCVS, grade 13s doing English papers |
| 1970-12-16 Wednesday |  | Candy House for Senior Citizens (page 3): Pupils from Beth Murphy's grade one class at Keith Wightman made it for seniors at Fairhaven. Three children from left: Kathy Riseborough, Cathy Foy and Tommy Cowling. Back l-r, Mrs. Grace Every, Elizabeth Copping, Isabella Kent, and Edith Falls of Fairhaven |
| 1970-12-16 Wednesday |  | Pair Help in Parent Search (p.6): article by Marijo Amer; Shelley (6) and Mark (8) siblings up for adoption through Children's Aid Society |
| 1970-12-16 Wednesday |  | Marycrest Tea (p. 6): L-r, Mrs. Pearl Charlton, Mrs. Florence Young, Miss Fran Sadler, (auxiliary pres.), Mrs. A. Doris (resident), Mrs. Ethel Herishy and administrator Sister St. Clare. |
| 1970-12-16 Wednesday |  | Beauty and the Clown (p. 21): Knights of Columbus Christmas benefit show: Vincent Caron (11), next to Princess Sandy Scoville, and clown Ray Foley. In front of Grand Knight Jack Russell are Kendra Lustic (8), Susan Lustic (10) and Giselle Joksch (3). |
| 1970-12-16 Wednesday |  | Jack Abrahamse, organist and director George St. United Church (p.21) |
| 1970-12-17 Thursday |  | 4H girls win awards (page 9) two pics: -Anne Brown, Karen Oliver, Elaine Kerr (home economist Victoria and Peterborough Counties) and Carol Franklin |
| 1970-12-17 Thursday |  | Dianne Heard, Selwyn and Linda Webster, Warsaw |
| 1970-12-17 Thursday |  | Better Paid Jobs Objectives of Employees (p. 19) : John Price and Wayne Sweezey repair outboard motors at SSFC |
| 1970-12-17 Thursday |  | Work Under Way at Morrow Park in Preparation for Kawartha Cup (p.19): CHEX sports director Dick Trotter (seated) and Examiner sports director Wayne Parks on grand prize snowmobile |
| 1970-12-17 Thursday |  | University Degrees, Memorial Cup Occupy Minds of 3 TPT Petes (p. 27, two pics):Ramsay serves bacon to Ken Richardson |
| 1970-12-17 Thursday |  | John Garrett at his books |
| 1970-12-17 Thursday | Unpublished negs: Pete's players at home | |
| 1970-12-18 Friday |  | Stan McBride joins music makers Queenie Gray, Jane Forsythe, Alice Littlefair, and Elsie Peck at annual Sr. Citizens' dinner |
| 1970-12-18 Friday |  | Nativity Scene (page 3): Grades 1 and 2 Curve Lake and nursery school children (no names) |
| 1970-12-18 Friday |  | CKPT Gets Unexpected Cash for Toy Drive (p. 3): L-r, Student John Dines and (right) Joe Whitehead present $337 to disc jockey Ken Casavoy |
| 1970-12-18 Friday |  | Christmas and Art (p. 3): Katherine Wallis sculpture of nativity scene at Peterborough. Centennial Museum |
| 1970-12-18 Friday |  | Money Shortage Restricts Program Enrolment (SSFC retraining lab, was filed in November 1970 Unpublished. Originally filed Nov. 12, 1970) |
| 1970-12-18 Friday |  | Former Players to Coach Juniors (p. 16): Geoffrey Adair (left) and Norman Jamieson, football players and lawyers at local firm (N.B. future team will be called Panthers) |
| 1970-12-18 Friday | Unpublished neg: Geoffrey Adair | |
| 1970-12-18 Friday | Unpublished neg: Norman Jamieson | |
| 1970-12-18 Friday | Unpublished neg: Stan McBride, same as #4 | |
| 1970-12-18 Friday | Unpublished neg: two unidentified women at event, one looking at the other's boot | |
| 1970-12-19 Saturday |  | Peterborough Dons Christmas Gear (page 1): nighttime shot of George St. |
| 1970-12-19 Saturday |  | Buy a Christmas Tree (p. 7): Danny Jackson, Gabi Pomplun, Teresa Bell |
| 1970-12-19 Saturday |  | YWCA 100th Birthday (p. 7): Mrs. P.C. Sanders YWCA pres, right) and Mrs. J. A. Baird cut birthday cake |
| 1970-12-19 Saturday |  | Decisions, Decisions... (p.9) Melani Frost (12 months) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frost at Bridgenorth and toys |
| 1970-12-19 Saturday |  | Miss Margaret McCabe (97) (p. 9) plays her own composition at Marycrest Tea |
| 1970-12-19 Saturday |  | In Manpower Retraining Program – Is Earning Or Learning Prime Goal? (p.9) (last in a series of three article: Retraining student Wallace Stewart works with acetylene cutting torch. (this picture was in Unpublished 1970 November folder) |
| 1970-12-21 Monday |  | Pinata Breaks (page 6): Mexico Day in Paula Wagar's grade 6 class at Queen Mary P.S. |
| 1970-12-21 Monday |  | Chief Receives Diploma (p. 17): Platoon Chief William Trick (left) receives diploma from Deputy Chief Ed Hynes |
| 1970-12-21 Monday |  | PCFA directors (p. 17): Peterborough County Federation of Agriculture directors (l-r) Dan Caley, Francis Walsh, Joe Sullivan, Clarence Johnston |
| 1970-12-21 Monday |  | Sunrise Serenity (p. 17): Little Lake on the shortest day of the year. Photo by Robert Beavers |
| 1970-12-22 Tuesday |  | Snow Sculpture (page 3): Rudolph the Bulb-Nosed Reindeer in backyard of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harris. Created by Lloyd and Paul Harris |
| 1970-12-22 Tuesday |  | Packing Food Boxes (p. 13): Judy Nichols, Mrs. Bud Nichols (sec. of U.C.S.) and Mary Parcels of SSFC packing food boxes at Trinity United Church. |
| 1970-12-22 Tuesday |  | Packing Toys and Candy for 315 area children (p.13): Josie McCutcheon of CHEX and Jean Murney, volunteer packer, CHEX Toy Drive |
| 1970-12-22 Tuesday |  | Blind Children Have Yule Party (p. 13): Party sponsored by Hi Y clubs at YMCA. Christine, 3 yr. old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nicholas of Campbellford, gets present from Santa |
| 1970-12-22 Tuesday |  | Otonabee River Receives City's Salted Snow (p.13) |
| 1970-12-23 Wednesday |  | School Safety Patrol Party (p. 9): 900 safety patrollers line up at Odeon Theatre |
| 1970-12-23 Wednesday |  | Mrs. Adam Konopczynski, artist and resident at Fairhaven (p.9) |
| 1970-12-23 Wednesday |  | Wins O'Keefe Trophy (p. 12): Ken Skelly (centre), Jim McGrath (left, of O'Keefe), Ken Pappas (right) |
| 1970-12-23 Wednesday |  | Christmas Cheer for Hospitalized Children (p.12): Pete's coach Roger Neilson and centre Doug Gibson visit kids at Civic Hospital. Timmy Munroe (5), Craig Merchant (7), Perry Stoppa (6) |
| 1970-12-24 Thursday |  | Helping at Christmas (35mm, page 8): Don Fox (station manager CHUC Cobourg) and radio receptionist Ethel Davey and Salvation Army Captain Geoffrey A'Bear |
| 1970-12-24 Thursday |  | Christmas Lights (p.24): House on Hwy. 28 Near Rock Haven lit up at night |
| 1970-12-24 Thursday |  | Will Compete in Ontario Games (p.20): Norman Bowler Junior Girls Basketball, to compete in Etobicoke: back: Ann Land (coach), Cheryl Batley, Darlene DeCarlo, Pat Bronson, Heather Gilmour. Front, Leigh Ives, Karen Walker, Chris Crawford, Jane Munson |
| 1970-12-26 Saturday |  | Time for Carols (page 15): Anson house group around piano as Mrs. Elizabeth Telford played. Others were Mrs. Lillian Harrison, Mrs. Elsie Bingham, Mrs. Ruby Carnduff, Mrs Wilhelmin Convery, and Miss Shirley Wesley. |
| 1970-12-26 Saturday |  | Christmas at Civic Hospital (p.15): Nurse Margaret Tolmie and baby, Brenda May Fallis |
| 1970-12-26 Saturday |  | Peggy Clark’s mother reading story to Peggy Clark and Angela Shelburne |
| 1970-12-26 Saturday |  | Waiting for Santa, Peggy and Angela under table |
| 1970-12-26 Saturday |  | David Connell, 12; Branda Stamplecosker, 4; and Mary Little, 9 hanging stockings |
| 1970-12-28 Monday |  | The Lone Climber (page 13, 35 mm) This lone climber is toting his skates up Armour Hill through a tunnel of trees…. |
| 1970-12-28 Monday |  | Not Forgotten (p.13, 35mm) It’s a horse’s life … near Kirby. Photo by Bruce Christensen |
| 1970-12-28 Monday |  | A Tricky Business (p.13, 35 mm) Baring your toes to the winter elements can be tricky business between toboggan runs, but when you’re only seven and these winter days are so short, you can’t waste any time dashing home for dry socks. Chris Copeland, Monaghan Road performs the operation while delicately balancing on the nose of new toboggan. |
| 1970-12-28 Monday |  | A Day’s Work (p. 13, 2 ¼ ) Donald Brown, 12, of Steel Avenue spent a whole day making these snow sculptures. The black coat on the larger figure was made with spray paint. |
| 1970-12-28 Monday |  | Curling (p. 16, 35 mm): Glenn Pagett (right) guides sweepers. Story about Woodcox Rink Examiner Trophy Winners |
| 1970-12-29 Tuesday |  | A Prairie Scene? P(p.3): Slanting light from a winter sun sinking in the West highlights this composition of glittering snow and lines. Taken west from High St. in Peterborough, this part of the city’s Canadian Pacific Railway track sets a prairie like scene. |
| 1970-12-29 Tuesday |  | A Daring Leap (p. 13, 35mm) Not only is it the season to be jolly, but also to be daring. Michael Bowes of Peterborough makes a daring leap over a snowbank after coming out of a 90 degree angled turn. The 17 year old was putting his snowmobile through the paces at the Old Orchard Park Winter Park, located about three miles east of the city. Michael is vice-president of the private winter park situated on 300 acres of recreational land. Besides 12 miles of snowmobile trails, there are skiing, skating and tobogganing facilities. The family of J. M. Bowes, well known real estator, own and operates the winter recreation business. Photo by Bruce Christensen |
| 1970-12-29 Tuesday |  | Educator Says Key to Future is an Enlightened Philosophy (p. 13, 2 ¼): Burt Smitheram, former Teachers College vice-principal, Report on talk to Rotary Club |
| 1970-12-29 Tuesday |  | Win Examiner Trophy, p. 16, 35mm): “Howard Woodcox skipped his Peterborough Curling Club rink to victory in the Peterborough Examiner Bonspiel at the PCC over the weekend…. John Ambler, lead; Tony Van Katwyk, second, Howard Woodcox, skip, and Ernie Rutherford’s rink was second….” (Peter Woodcox may be third.) |
| 1970-12-30 Wednesday |  | Pre-School Needs Volunteers (p. 6 , 2 ¼ ): Santa visiting retarded child in pre-school at St. James United Church |
| 1970-12-30 Wednesday |  | Sir Sandford’s New Campus (p. 9, 2 ¼ ): The first phase of Sir Sandford Fleming College nearing completion |
| 1970-12-30 Wednesday |  | The Boots Tell Story (p.9, 35mm): “It will be a cold trek home in frozen boots for these hardy hockey enthusiasts, braving the elements to put in some practice time on the ice. The abandoned footwear seems to huddle under the changing bench for protection from the snappy winds.” children and location unidentified |
| 1970-12-30 Wednesday |  | Junior A Hockey (p. 10, 35mm two pics): A wild scramble in front of London Goalie Mike McIntyre |
| 1970-12-30 Wednesday |  | Paul Raymer is Belted by Jack Kell |
| 1970-12-31 Thursday |  | Community School Designed to Interest all the Family (p. 6, two pics, 2 ¼): Dean Junkin prepares to give his best volleyball serve while friends look on at Central Community School indoor playground. |
| 1970-12-31 Thursday |  | Anne DeVries, 9, Shelley Appleton, 6, and Heddie DeVries, 11 put finishing touches on wall mural at Central School |
| 1970-12-31 Thursday |  | Wrestling at Memorial Centre (p. 12, 2 ¼ ): Fred Atkins eyes Frenchy Lamont, Little Beaver |
| 1970-12-31 Thursday |  | All Set to Go (p.11, 35mm): John, 2 ½, son of Mr & Mrs John Terrion, 306 Carlisle Street in snowmobile suit. |