BELLEVILLE 1964

1. A map of Belleville was posted at the entrances to the city. This one was on Dundas St. West, near the Ontario School for the Deaf. The pictures will show west Belleville, the downtown area, the East Hill, then North Belleville, and coming back to Palmer Road

2. Rite-Way, a department store, was on Dundas St. West, just outside the city in Sidney Township. It was open until 10 o'clock every evening, which was very new for Belleville.

3. Hastings Manor is The Hastings County Home for the Aged. It was built in 1954 to replace a 3 storey building on Dundas St. East, just east of the hospital.

4. Avondale School, on Avondale Road, was once a 1 room school, and had 2 or 3 additions over the years. It was built in 1912 and used until the early 1960s. Nancy and Bruce started to school here and walked every day from 65 Palmer Road.

5. Ontario School for the Deaf was built as a boarding school for deaf children. In 1869, William Ponton deeded 66 acres for an Ontario Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. In 1876, there were 238 students, 155 male and 83 female. The first superintendant was Dr. W. Palmer, who was there from 1877 to 1897. There have been a great many changes and additions over the years.

6. Latter Day Saints Church on Palmer Road.

7. Sir Mackenzie Bowell School was built in 1964 to accommodate students from kindergarten to grade 8. Nancy and Bruce went there.

8. Albert College. Albert College is one of the oldest residential schools in Ontario, and was founded by the Methodist Episcopal Church and opened in 1857 on College Street. The original name was Belleville Seminary and was changed in 1966 to Albert College. It was at one time a university but is now a co­ ed secondary school. After a fire in 1917, it was decided to relocate and in 1926 the school moved to Dundas St. West. It is associated with The United Church of Canada. 9. Shrine Club.

10. John R. Bush Funeral Home on Highland Avenue.

11. Zwick's Island from hwy #2. The small building is a commercial fishermen's store

Slides of Belleville 1964 -1 of 6 operated by Herb McCabe.

12. CPR bridge

13. lower bridge and parking lot behind stores on west side of Front Street.

14. Christ Church Anglican. This building replaced one on Moira St. West near Coleman Street which had burned.

15. footbridge

16. upper bridge

17. Belle Theatre

18. CJBQ on victoria Avenue. Started in 1946.

19. YMCA

20. 4 corners

21. Front Street

22. City Hall. Built in 1872-73. cost $35,000.00. It housed the local fanners market, city council and police court. The Jamison Bone building was built by Henry Corby in 1870.

23. Intelligencer building

24. Loblaw's Supermarket on Pinnacle Street.

25. Arena. Opened in 1932. Was called Hume Arena. Re-named Memorial Arena. Nancy and Bruce took figure skating lessons here.

26. Police Station on Market Square. Building was used by police from 1905 to 1964. This picture was taken shortly before it was closed as a police station and torn down. It was first used as Village Hall when Belleville was incorporated as a police village in 1836.

27. Police Station. Police Force moved to YMCA building when "The Y" moved to their new building on Victoria Avenue.

28. Armouries

29. last train on Pinnacle Street and Hotel Quinte

Slides of Belleville 1964 - 2 of 6 30. ceremony at CNR station for the last train on Pinnacle Street

31. Corby Library. Notice the RR tracks in the middle of the street. The building was presented to the city in 1908 by Senator Henry Corby. It had been erected by the Mercantile Bank of Canada Farley Mowat's father was once librarian here and the family lived on the top floor. An addition was added to the library in 1959.

32. car and court house

33. Court House was opened 1961. The original Court House was built in 1838 and was used for more than 122 years.

34. Salvation Army Citadel. The Salvation Army came to Belleville in 1884 and used Metropolitan Hall and other buildings for their services until 1940 when they acquired this building.

35. Recreation Centre and Health Unit at back of parking lot on Pinnacle Street.

36. Victoria Avenue Baptist Church at Pinnacle Street

37. Bell Telephone building on corner of Victoria and Pinnacle was built in 1949, and houses offices.

38. Federal Building and Post Office was built in 19--. Postal Service in Belleville is one of the oldest in Ontario. Names of mail recipients were published in the local paper and people could pick up their letters at the post office. Letter carrier system started on May 24, 1913.

39. Water Tower

40. Tabernacle United Church was built in 1877.

41. Tabneracle United church, Water Tower, Nicholson College

42. Ontario Business College on Victoria Avenue between Pinnacle St. and Church St. The college was established in 1868 and has been located at various places in the city.

43. St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church

44. St. Michael's Academy. Records indicate there was a Catholic school in Belleville as early as 1830. The first St. Mike's was built in 1907. Nicholson Catholic College high school opened in 1959.

45. St. Mike's school

Slides of Belleville 1964 - 3 of 6 46. Hastings County Museum, on Church Street opened Aug. 9, 1961 and was operated by the Hastings County Historical Society.

47. Belleville Collegiate Institute and Vocationa School, commonly know as BCI. About 1840 a Senior Grammar School was built on the east side of Church St. near the site of BCI, one of the first Grammar Schools in Upper Canada and the only one in Hastings County. The head master was paid $1000.00 per year and his assistant $500.00. Children living in the town were admitted free, non-residents paid $3.00 quarterly. In 1874, a new brick school was built and had elementary school on the first floor and high school on the upper floor. The building was replaced by this one for just a high school in 1927.

48. St. Thomas Anglican Church. The first church building on this site was erected in 1820. It was replaced by a stone building in 1858, which was destroyed by fire in 1876.

49. The cemetary is north of the church.

50. Bridge Street United Church was built in 1864. Opened May 1865. It burned in 1886 and only the tower survived. It was re­ built and re-opened in May 1887.

51. Bell Telephone building was erected in 1949. Switchboard facilities are here.

52. looking west on Bridge St. East at Church St. The old Post Office is on the left.

53. Bridge St. East looking west. Note City Hall tower.

54. School for Retarded Children on John Street.

55. Masonic Lodge. The Order of Free Masons came to Belleville with the first pioneer settlers. Moira Lodge was established in 1801. This building was built in 1950 to replace quarters on Front St. across from the Upper Bridge.

56. Sons of Jacob Synogogue at Victoria Ave. and Bleecker Ave. was built in 1955.

57. Entymological Laboratories or "The Bug House" was built in 1955. It had been housed in another building on the same site.

58. Mead Johnson came to Belleville in 1925. At this plant they make baby foods and vitamins.

59. Belleville General Hospital. The Women's Christian

Slides of Belleville 1964 - 4 of 6 Association, under the leadership of Harriet Jacques, wife of the Principal of Albert College, was formed in 1879 to help the poor and the needy. They established a "poor house" on the west side of Coleman Street where the Corbin Lock factory was later located. By 1885, they had saved enough money to start a hospital on Dundas St. East, overlooking the Bay. On July 20, 1886, a combined hospital and home for the aged was opened. It was built by the women, and owned and operated by them until 1946, when thay sold it to the City. There were 8 beds and a staff of 3 nurses. Total patients in the first year was 86. Cost was $1.00 per week. A training school was established in 1893 and 5 nurses graduated in 1895. Several additions and changes have been made over the years. There is no training school now. Community Colleges train nurses now.

60. CPR station

61. Ontario Hydro built in 1962 for administrative quarters for Eastern Ontario.

62. Deloro Stellite opened their plant in 1956 for the manufacture of cobalt and nickel alloys. The company started in Deloro in 1911.

63. Bakelite Company came to Belleville in 1949 to manufacture phenolic resins.

64. Belleville Plaza, on Dundas St. East. It has 2 rows of stores with an open space between them.

65. Belleville Plaza

66. Family YMCA built in 1964 to replace their building on Victoria Ave.

67. Moira Secondary School was opened in Sept. 1959. An addition was built 2 years later.

68. Branch Library on victoria Ave. across from Moira Secondary School.

69. CNR Station. The Grand Trunk Railway came to Belleville in 1856. The main part of the present building was built that year. In 1879, a line was built down Pinnacle St. to the harbour so iron ore from North hastings could be moved more easily. By 1923 the Grand Trunk became the Canadaian National Railway.

70. McFarland Construction on Hwy 62 north of city limits.

71. Sun Valley Motor Inn on North Front Street.

72. Ontario Provincial Police

Slides of Belleville 1964 - 5 of 6 73. Scott Livestock Auction Bam on North Front St.

74. Quinte Scondary School

75. fire station no. 2 on West Moira St. was built in 1953. In the early years a volunteer fire brigade was maintained and their only equipment were hand pails made of leather. After 1836 pumping engines operated by hand came into use. Around 1860 they were replaced by steam powered ones. No. 1 Fire STation was located at the south end of Front St. on the west side near the entrance to Victoria Park. No. 2 Fire Station was at the north end of Front St. near the Upper Bridge. 1916 ended the volunteer system and a permanent force was organized. In 1921 the first motorized euqipment replaced the horse drawn wagon. In 1949 this modem new station was opened on Moira St. West, and the first hydraulic aerial truck was purchased. In 1953 a second new station was built on Dundas St. East, just east of the hospital, replacing the old one on Front St.

76. Reid's Dairy milk wagon

77. Queen Mary School

78. Wilson concrete on Wilson Ave., just off Sidney St.

79. Belleville Fairgrounds and Club Commodore

80. American Optical on Bridge St. West at Yeomans St.

81. Coke Plant at Sidney St. and Bridge St. West

82. Drive In Theatre on Bridge ST. West and Palmer Road

83. Palmer Road

84. 65 Palmer Road. Our home from Sept. 1953 until March 1977.

85. Belleville from the air.

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1. Loyalist College It is on Wallbridge Road, west of the city. 2. Loyalist College, taken from Avonlough Road 3. Keller Pools It open in summer of 1971 in a converted 2 bedroom bungalow 4. Belleville sign on Dundas St. West near Pape's Steak House 5. Westgate Nursing Home 6. Royal Bank branch at Applewood Drive 7. Bayview Towers 8. Bayview Towers 9. Greek church 10. Sir John A. Macdonald school 11. Hastings Chapel on Harder Drive 12. Dick Ellis Rink 13. Centennial Secondary School 14. William R. Kirk School for the mentally retarded 15. Senior citizens residence on West Bridge St. Notice it isn't finshed yet. 16. Ben Bleecker Auditorium 17. making floats for Santa Claus parade That is Bob Byrd in white 18. " 19. " 20. " That is Frank Foley, a teacher at Kente School in Ameliasburg. 21. " 22. " 23. Northern Electric 24. Stanley Structures on Wilson Ave. off Sidney St. 25. Alteration plant 26. Four Seasons Hotel 27. bridge over CPR tracks 28. Dundas St. West 29. Zwick's Island Park 30. Bay Bridge 31. Sky line from bridge 32. Coleman St. with International Flardware on right 33. Dundas St. bridge over Moira River 34. Bell Shirt factory ?( 35. Alliance Tabernacle on West Moira St. at Coleman St. 36. O'Brien Funeral Home 37. Canadian Tire Store on Coleman St. 38. Belleville Harbour 39. Belleville Harbour and Yacht Club 40. Quinte Yacht Club 41. parking lot along Moira River behind the stores 42. Front St. 43. Campbell St. south side Barrett and Soden offices

Slides of Belleville 1974 -1 of 4 44. Front St. just south of Campbell St., east side 45. Front St. 46. S.E. comer of Bridge and Front Streets 47. Front St. 48. Front St. 49. Chamber of Commerce and Cableview 50. Victoria and Grey Trust Company 51. Legion Hall on Pinnacle St. 52. Armouries on Pinnacle St. 53. CJBQ and The Intelligencer on Bridge St. East and Pinnacle 54. Hotel Quinte 55. Police Station, formerly Family YMCA 56. Corby Public Library Note the addition 57. Pinnacle Playhouse fonnerly Salvation Army 58. Court House, west side 59. Court House, east side 60. Bridge St. United church 61. St. Thomas Anglican church 62. bus depot on Dundas St. East 63. Senior citizens residence on Turnball St., the first such accomodation in Belleville 64. Dairy Queen 65. Calvary Temple 66. sewage disposal plant 67. Milk Marketing Board 68. East Hill playground 69. Corby Park 70. Corby Park 71. Corby Park 72. Kinsmen Pool 73. Hasting County Board of Education office, formerly Queen Alexandra School 74. Sons of Jacob Synogogue 75. Salvation Army citadel on Victoria Ave. at Lingham St. 76. offices of Drs. Home and Birchard 77. BGH 78. self care at Queen's Motel 79. Ontario Hydro 80. Belleville Plaza. 2 rows of stores with open space between 81. UIC building 82. Deloro Stellite 83. Union Carbide 84. Arthur A. Sills & Son Ltd., lumber store 85. Belle wood Lumber 86. Red Bam restaurent 87. Bryce Philp home on Victoria Ave. 88. St. Columba Presbyterian Church

Slides of Belleville 1974 - 2 of 4 89. Emmanuel Baptist Church 90. St. Joseph Catholic Church 91. YMCA 92. Glanmore 93. Centotaph 94. liquor store 95. Squash Club on Station Street 96. North Front Street 97. North Front Street 98. Quinte Sports Centre construction office 99. Riverside Park 100. Riverside Park 101. Riverside Park 102. Adam Street entrance to NE Industrial Park 103. NE Industrial Park, Allied Chemicals 104. " Brook Bond 105. " Mobil 106. Planes's Concrete 107. Quinte Mall 108. NW Industrial Park 109. NW Industrial Park 110. NW Industrial Park 111. Belleville Publice Works garage 112. Belleville Transit Commission garage 113. bridge over railway tracks on Sidney St. 114.. Belleville Untilities Commission office , i 115. our 25th anniversary 116. Palmer Road 117. 65 Palmer Road 118. 65 Palmer Road 119. from the air Ontario Schoo for the Deaf, Palmer Road on left side of picture 120. race track at fairgounds 121. Walmsley Place 122. Front St. 123. looking south over Bay of Quinte 124. Victoria Park 125. Sidney St. 126. harbour area 127. Zwick's Island Park 128. east Belleville 129. east Belleville industrial park 130. Greenfield Park 131. Montrose Road 132. Bayside Secondary School 133. Bums Road

Slides of Belleville 1974 - 3 of 4 134. Maxfield's trailer park 135. CFB Trenton 136. centre house - Eben James 137. Trenton

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1. Belleville sign 2. Ontario 1884-1984 3. new Calvary Temple on highway no. west of Belleville cemetary 4. new Calvary Temple on highway no. west of Belleville cemetary 5. Belleville cemetary 6. Hastings Manor 7. Keller Pools 8. 66 Benjamin St. where Marguerite Keller lives 9. Fenwood Gardens in Prince Edward County where Nancy and Bob live 10. 35 Glen Road where Bruce and Jill live 11. Centennial Day Care where Jay goes 12. Aldersgate, Methodist church seniors apartments 13. Alliance Tabernacle on Bridge St. West just outside city 14. Greek Church on Harder Drive 15. Hastings Chapel on Harder Drive 16. Pape's Steak House 17. Appledene Plaza 18. Westgate Nursing Home 19. highrise apartment buildings on Palmer Road, -Centennial, Belleview, West View 20. senior citizen apartments on Bridge St. West 21. Sidney Inn 22. Ben Bleeckeer Auditorium 23. RR bridge 24. Ramadalnn 25. Norris Whitney Bridge over Bay of Quinte 26. Norris Whitney Bridge over Bay of Quinte 27. on bridge going south 28. East Zwick's Park from the bridge 29. Belleville sky line from bridge 30. Belleville sky line from bridge 31. atMorchdock 32. Harbour Club 33. Dundas St. West bridge 34. O'Brien Funeral Home 35. O'Brien Funeral Home 36. upper bridge 37. Chamber of Commerce 38. Chamber of Commerce 39. Sagonaska Bridge 40. Sagonaska Bridge 41. stone building on Moira River on Station St. 42. stone building on Moira River on Station St. 43. Quinte Living Centre

Slides of Belleville 1984 1 of 3 44. Quinte Living Centre 45. Front St. - Scotia Bank 46. Front St - China Gate restaurant 47. Front St - Royal Bank 48. Dinkel's Restaurant on Bridge St. East 49. Century Place 50. Front St. looking north 51. Stroud's china shop 52. Loyalist Memorial at Front St. and Dundas St. East 53. service centre at Victoria Park 54. Belleville harbour 55. Belleville harbour 56. Belleville harbour 57. Belleville harbour 58. South Front St. 59. South Front St. 60. The Moorings condominium 61. CJBQ new building not finished yet 62. The Anchorage condominium 63. The Anchorage condominium 64. Meyers Pier 65. plaque at Bridge St. United Church re: Methodist Union of 1884 66. Nicholson Catholic College 67. St. Michael's 68 Calvary Temple 69. Loblaw's 70. Masonic Temple 71. Glanmore county museum 72. Bay Shore Park behind hospital 73 south view of Belleville General Hospital 74. Prince William apartment building. Note solar heating panels on the roof 75. Belleville Plaza 76. Belleville Plaza 77. Drossback 78. Bargain Bam 79. Vaughan's 80. YMCA 81. Alhambra Hall 82. Squash Club 83. Cannifton Road underpass 84. CNR station 85. CNR station 86. ice control dam 87. ice control dam 88. Riverside Park

Slides of Belleville 1984 2 of 3 89. Sports Centre 90. NE Industrial Park 91. NE Industrial Park 92. McDonald's 93. Hadley's 94. Hadley's ' J C ' 95. SW corner of Bell Blvd, and North Front St. b 96. Canadian Tire Store on Bell blvd. 97. QuinteMall 98. QuinteMall 99. NW Industrial Park 100. NW Industrial Park 101. Parkdale Baptist Church

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1. ice huts on Bay of Quinte 2. ice huts on Bay of Quinte 3. Highway 401 from Wallbridge Loyalist Road overpass concrete barrier in median built in 1993 4. Bishop Seeds, re-located to this site from Station Street 1993 5. Ontario Provincial Police station on Wallbridge Loyalist Road opened in 1994 6. OPP station 7. Student residences at Loyalist College opened in fall 1993 8. Highway 2 ,-Campbell's Monuments, Superior Propane Gas 9. Canadaian Automobile Association office, Saturn, Saab, Izusu dealership owned by Trudeau Motors. 10. Calvary Temple, west Belleville Cemetary, built in 1984. 11. U-Stor-N-Lock beside railway tracks, on of such facilities in the city 12. Zellers Department Store 13. Avondale Road, once the site of Avondale Public School, where Nancy and Bruce started school. 14. Belcrest Nursing Home, 432 Dundas St. West new sidewalk on the south side of Dundas St. West 15. Children's Aid Society office, 363 Dundas St. West Building on the right is a home for delinquent children. 16. Church of Latter Day Saints, 135 Palmer Road. Built in 19 addition in 19 17. Loyalist Plaza, corner of Bridge St. West and Sidney St. 18. Annual Quinte Exhibition, Fairgrounds at comer of Bridge St. West and Sidney St. 19. Sidney Inn at 265 West Moira St., a very popular corner store 20. West Moira Orchards, a popular place for picking your own fruit and vegetables. They also operate a road 21. 35 Glen Road, home of Bruce, Jill, Jay and Mackenzie Keller 22. truck which Bruce uses for work 23. Susanna Mfoodie Cottage, Bridge St. West 24. Loyalist Baptiste Church, 89 Yeomans St. re-located from second floor of Bank of Montreal building across from BGH in 1994 25. Prince Charles School, Ritchie Avenue 26. Holloway Street United Church, established in 1876, addition built in 1965. 27. "sawdust flats", owned by McGee. Site of sawmills in the 1800's, hence the name. 28. Harbour Club 29. Water Front Festival and Folklorama, 10th year for annual event 30. Folklorama Irish Dancers at the bandshell at West ZwicksPark. 31. Belly Flop Contest at Meyers Pier 32. Belly Flop contest sponsored by Keller Pools 9th year. 33. Front St. looking south 34. Templers Flower Shop, 395 Front St. 35. Belvedere Hotel, 360 Front St. burned Dec, 1 36. Stephen Licence Ltd., sports goods shop,323 Front St., was McArthy Theatre 37. Leslie's Shoe Store, 257 Front St.,celebrating 75th anniversary 38. City Hall seen from Coleman St. 39. Across from City Hall 40. Former Park Theatre, now office building 41. O'Neil Stationery viewed from Coleman St.

Slides of Belleville 1994 - 1of3 42. Canadian Hotel demolition, Dundas St. East at Pinnacle damaged by fire 43. Refurbished house, Pinnacle St. 44. Recreation Centre, 116 Pinnacle St. 45. Opportunity Shop, 29 Market St.,operated by the Hospital Womens Auxiliary, with proceeds donated to B< The building was once the weigh scales. 46. Memorial Arena, Market St. 47. Circle Furniture Annex, Pinnacle St. soon to be demolished. 48. Century Place from Market Square, showing addtion 49. Connor home, 240 Pinnacle St. 50. Bellevue Apartments, 51. OJ95 radio station, Pinnacle St. When Bruce and Jill were married 15 years ago they lived in an apartment on the second floor. 52. Circle Furniture, 360 Pinnacle St. 53. Quinte Christian High School, 289 Pinnacle St. 54. Salvation Army Store, 295 Pinnacle st. 55. Lions Club Bingo Hall, Pinnacle St. 56. St. Thomas Anglican Church, 201 Church St. 57. St. Thomas Anglican Church addition 58. Belleville Collegiate Institute and Vocational School,- closed 59. St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, 67 Victori Ave. 60. Bridge St. East, former manse for Bridge St. United 61. Brian Knudsen home, 128 Bridge St. East 62. Peter Wright home, 184 William St. 63. 194 William St., once home of Sir Mackenzie Bowell 64. The Brewing Experience, 69 Dundas St. East 65. Belleville Police Service since 1975, 90 Dundas St. East 66. Kiwanis Club, 118 Dundas St. East 67. 210 Dundas St. East, Medical Building. Dr. Goodall's office top front corner 68. Cavel Block, 245 Dundas St. East 69. Dundas Medical Building, 274 Dundas St. East 70. helicopter pad, Dundas St. East opposite Farley Ave. new in 1994 71. St. Columba Presbyterian Church, E. Bridge and Farley Built 19 . Addition built in 1994 72. Kingdon Hall, Hwy 2 East, built in 6 days in 1994 73. Eastminster United Church, 432 Bridge St. East. Built 19 Addition in 1993. 74. Ontario Business College, 12 Moira St. East, last of many locations in Belleville 75. Clarke Business College, 1 North Front St. 76. Thrasher Garden Centre, 26 North Front St. 77. Belleville Funeral Flome, 68 North Front St. 78. King George School demolition 79. new stores on site of King George School 80. oak tree on right planted by King George V I1939 81. Royal Bank of Canada, 246 North Front St. business centre 125th anniversary of bank 82. Mirage Restaurant. 257 North Front 83. Ponderosa Steak House, 265 North Front 84. Arby's Restaurant, 281 North Front St.

Slides of Belleville 1994 - 2of3 85. KFC, formerly called Kentucky Fried Chicken 274 North Front 86. North Front Centre,- Little Ceasars Restaurant 87. North Front Centre,- Food City supermarket 88. Loebs Plaza, 366 North Front 89. Canadian Tire Store, 101 Bell Blvd.,- new addition 90. Canadian tire Store 91. Quinte Mall, 390 North Front St. 92. Quinte Mall, addition built in 1984 93. Quinte Mall, addition to K-Mart built in 1994 94. Quinte Mall,Toys-R-Us, East Side Marios Restaurant 95. Reid's Dairy, 222 Bell Blvd. 96. Reid's Dairy, wagon and horse 97. Cash way Building Centre, 260 Bell blvd. 98. Woodland Cleaners and Gas Bar, 690 Sidney St. 99. Franklin's Bus Depot, 15 Bell Blvd. 100. Swiss Chalet, 158 Bell Blvd. 101. Journey's End, 200 North Park St. The first Journey's End Motel was built in Belleville. 102. Parkside Village, 193 North Park St., seniors apartments 103. Hastings and Prince Edward Counties Health Unit, 179 North Park St. 104. Quinte Sports Centre, Cannifton Rd. 105. 345 College St. East, Dialysis Unit, Grin & Brew It 106. Sears Warehouse, 500 College St. East 107. Sears Warehouse 108. Site of Wal-Mart 109. Wal-Mart Store nearing completion 110. Keller Pools shop, Cloverleaf Drive, our 1989 Mercury Sable car 111. flower bed seen from 401 112. 485 Bridge St. East,- upper right apartment is home of Marguerite Keller 113. Marguerite Keller, 97 years old Feb. 28 114. Bill, Marguerite, and Don Keller, Feb. 27 115. Mackenzie, Marguerite and Jay Keller 116. 4 generations,- Bruce, Mackenzie, Marguerite, Jay, & Don 117. Jill and Bruce Keller, 15th wedding anniversary 118. Jill and Bruce Keller, Mackenzie and Jay 119. Nancy Keller Lesniewski's 40th birthday July 3 120. Nancy and Bob Lesniewski, July 6 married 10 years April 28 121. Bob Lesniewski's 50th birthday cake (birthday Dec. 7) 122. Bob and Nancy Lesniewski 123. Bob and Nancy 124. Keith, Bryon, Bob and Gregg Lesniewski Nov. 26, 1994 117

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