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26 The oS F1jiy 27 Tt .cheen ?imily 29 The ztutherford Family 31 The N4tchell Family 40 Tortt Thotson 44 Th Irish B1cck-choo1 51 'tens of terest 52 Pioneers 53 Jt. 3. Fraser 56 Other :inisters 67 .'eG5lCfl 70 Rxcerpts-od records 72 otewrds 73 100th Anniversar: 75 Phe .ijndow 77 Cetintennial 1967 79 Youth activites rinily Fe11o.ship SE and UØC./ 39 Anan Cemetery 99 Leith Uhurch-History 101 Window 107 Trustees nd stj;: ds 103 aession 109 1uth Anniversary 110 Women of the church 111 Sunduy ... -
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Photos: The Leith Belles
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could forget the blacksnith snop Fne church and the parsonage or Dr. trie ireedy store, and Dr. Sloans, ne Lathr3ri and tne Riddles? I still could find the path to Leith, (ound ijrandndts corn and grain, nd when time I mean to walk O'er that cid path again; It took one past the Julian home, Through pasture field and lane; Twas such a pretty quiet walk -n sunshine or in rain. .iho forget the Cameron's pump Or yet the Cameron store, The flxon home, the oJd riYI rnn:-t, inS th, s nndv i:ltJjr1v ... -
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One can't forget, the winding creek, That flowed past Jonn ;.cKeen' s The hawthorn hedge along their pLace, tneir lawn and evergreens; can't forget the Thompson's place, :nt for tne farm alone, paintings by th :Anompson men found in everY home. nd who forgets on rbor day, nw we'd sw'tep and dust and clean, fhen rake the yard and plant some tren olme now are large ond ;reen. lis somewhat over tflirty y ince we left keith to stoy DY we saw many changes we drove along the bay; Ubie evergreens ... -
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I'd like to t: the ccntry lair md snmnle all the cheese, d like to et1r 9 1wiuiar voice ay: "Tickets, onildoen, please", I'd rather spend a holiday, i I think you knnw why-- .:.'OIr Ii!1 fl fl H-'C'flhjt ¶rn :.r;r.n/c - S Lico Rtargaret. ;ie felt tue mornirn' breeze blowing in his hair m'trird the crackling underbrush when leapt on y a flare; sketched on and on for hours using sheet after sheet, r:nched away on apnles from a sack at his feat; Lied nis pipe quite often, then blew great rins of... -
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Photos: Mrs. Margaret Harkness Calder
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Dr. Allan C. Sloane Dr. Lan U. Ln, ;::'I it at bradford in 1840, He graduated Irom Thronto 'Jivtr-jty in 1265, and came to practise at Annan. Dr. Allan Sloane built a large brick house north of the apeedie store about 1B6. Dr. Sloane marriec Margaret Ross, and their family were Dr. J. G., Isabel, Allan, Sarah, James, iarie and Jessie. -
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ailliam McDonald B.A., M.D. 1871- 1924 Iilliam McDonald was the eldest son of Mr. William McDonald and his wife . William McDonald graduated from the Toronto University in Arts in 1892 and graduated from Toronto University Medical School with his M.D. degree in 1895. Later he moved to Kemble and married Caroline Beattie, whose rather Dr. William Beattie was a medical doctor in Wiarton, in 1897 in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Wiarton.Photos: William McDonald B.A., M.D.
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8 rj Page 2 - Dr. McDonald the family were not able to get any word of his whereabouts. Dr. McDonald was very fond of nature and appreciated the changing seasons and the migration of birds and animals. Dr. McDonald had a family of two thughters, Lily Helen, Mrs. Wilson Bedell ani Marjorie, Mrs. 4. A. Ray, both of Owen Sound.Photos: Dr. McDonald's House
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9 "Lang rny your 1ur reek" "3tnvqj7jn" 3 n tree" "Yet" "Coil)" "Dade!" 3onsj lass" "Col1nt" 1t3 cun n e "Gully" "Eh me;stie me" "Sam wane" "Goupen a glaur" Scottish Express loris Long may y?ur chimney smoke Going tiiter and yonder a'iay from home A soci8l evenin; with program, lots 01 tea, an sometimes the food served in a paper bag- a few sandwiches and a d3u;hnut or two. Apron A good looking girl young man Uisllke Butcher knife hxclwation of surnrie Sore stomach A handful of mud I± an early...
