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LONDON FREE PRESS CHRONO. INDEX Date Photographer LONDON FREE PRESS CHRONO. INDEX Date Photographer Description JANUARY 1/1/63 Miller New Year’s Babies, Chatham Cantelon First New Year’s baby in Goderich Traichevich Clearing derailment Traichevich First 1963 baby in St. Thomas Turner New baby girl Turner Double fatal fire Turner Sarnia - Garrison at home Wildgust New Year’s Eve parties Wildgust Soldier home from Germany Wildgust New Year’s Day Pups Wildgust New Year’s baby Bale Mrs. John Butcher and Woodstock New Year’s Baby Blumson Exterior of Chapman home where Mrs. Joy Richard was found dead Merton First New Year’s Baby in London Merton Bishop Luxton’s reception for men at Bishopstowe Wallace Levee tour, Wolseley Barracks Blumson Northdale hockey team returns from Toronto; Atom Tournament 2/1/63 J. Graham Boy skies behind boy on horseback Miller Clunis at Rotary _ Port Dover murder charge Traichevich First train through derailment site Turner Construction at Sarnia General Hospital Cantelon Senior citizen apartments under construction at Wingham Blumson Sex magazines for Bud Wild story J. Graham Neighbours who figured in beating Wallace Rehearsal of Miracle Worker James Frozen laundry for weather picture James Cars for Rankins J. Graham Inaugural separate school board Wallace Curling winners at Highland James Christmas tree put out for garbage men to pick up Blumson Cash register at Star Shoe Repair J. Graham Bird feeder station Blumson Snow pictures at Fanshawe 1 LONDON FREE PRESS CHRONO. INDEX Date Photographer Description Blumson Kids playing in snow at Doidge Park with new addition to St. Joseph’s Hospital in background 3/1/63 Cantelon Ashfield Township snowplow operators having a busy season battling drifts Miller Kent soil and crop improvement association - Clear brush at Delhi dam site Wildgust Highway improvement Blumson Goderich mental hospital for promotion department Cantelon Fishing tugs comprise the winter fleet at Port Elgin Cantelon Wintertime at Port Elgin beach Cantelon Riverdale students take to the fields for their hockey and skating Traichevich Off on Wildlife Census Traichevich Fire guts St. Thomas home Brown Sarnia Medical Arts Building Wildgust Building plans destroyed Wildgust Old tombstone in print shop Blumson Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich Merton Sprinkler system goes off in Sophie building and the cellar Wallace Painting at library for Lenore Chute Imported foods for feature J. Graham Georgia youth “adopted” by London South Lions J. Graham Napier Public School moved into for the first time Wallace Community concert reception Wallace Arms and man at Grand Theatre Wallace Metras at UWO Chute PUC Inaugural at City Hall J. Graham Sea cadets change of command Blumson Wigs at Grand Theatre being used in play 4/1/63 Cantelon Train hits car at crossing near Elmwood Traichevich Scene of attempted hold up Brown Lambton Health Unit site _ Ducks in Simcoe Park Cantelon New $6,500 fire hall at Tara completed Blumson Fifty foot trailer moves to Wolverine Wallace Wm. Stewart speaks to Optimist Club at Cobblestone Chute Foreign food feature Heal Brothers thwart hold up attempt on their service station Chute Christmas trees at dump 1 LONDON FREE PRESS CHRONO. INDEX Date Photographer Description Chute T.V. set at Pattons Wallace Christmas tree fire at Price Street dump Wallace Jim Miller retires from City Hall 5/1/63 Trethewey 4-H Homemaker Club Achievement Day Trethewey 1st baby of 1963 at Mary’s - Ski School Opening K. Smith Carvings in Ukrainian Church 6/1/63 Nishiziki Bandshell pictures Miller Skating pictures J. Graham Middlesex Federation of Agriculture meets Ilderton Brown Dogs pull sled in snow Brown Ice formation on Lake Huron _ Igloo-like snowhouse in E. Nissouri J. Graham London Ski Club holds ski school Heal New Presbyterian Church holds congregation at C.C. Carrothers School Ironside Winter activities at The Pinery J. Graham Basketball clinic held at Tech Heal Boys who fell through ice with Constable Laye who rescued one of them 7/1/63 Chute Police College opening at Aylmer Miller Kent Hereford Club Miller Dover snow in banana belt Miller Chatham Council Inaugural - Clinton District Collegiate Institute Miller Dover Township Inaugural Cantelon Baton classes, Lucknow Cantelon Construction of new $84,000 Lucknow District High School annex Wildgust CNR safe smashed Wildgust Court of Revision Traichevich City Council Inaugural Brown Sarnia Council Inaugural session _ Sutton Dam, Simcoe _ Norfolk Street, Simcoe Ironside Craftex homes Ironside Installing huge beer tanks at Labatts J. Graham London rider wins trophy in Toronto show Ironside City Council Inaugural and dinner at Eldon House Heal Indian integration at Forest Public Schools feature 1 LONDON FREE PRESS CHRONO. INDEX Date Photographer Description J. Graham London Township Inaugural Heal Hoppity (bad rabbit) with Bressette children at Kettle Point - Copy of New proposed sports arena B. Smith Buildings at COD to be raised [Central Ordnance Depot - NationalDefence] Ironside Nigerian cadets at 27 COD [Central Ordnance Depot – National Defence] 8/1/63 Miller Kent Road superintendents Miller Chatham - St. Clair Regional develop [development] Ironside Truck in accident with car, West of Delaware Wildgust Build School Yard rink Wildgust Children climb boulder _ Norfolk Warden for ‘63 Wildgust St. Marys -Old Opera House now occupied by Great Star Flour Mills Traichevich St. Thomas- Aylmer & Malahide Telephone Co. strikers; St. Thomas City Hall strikers Brown Sarnia - Fire prevention award presented to Hanna Memorial Public School Brown Sarnia - 48th annual Junior Royal Poultry Show Cantelon Women on Public School Board for the first time in 50 years Canelon Night school classes at Walkerton District High School Heal Westminster county council Bale Evergreens screen HEPC station [Hydro Electric Power Commission] J. Graham IODE bursaries at Ryerson J. Graham Real Estate Board officers (London Branch) Wallace Dairymen at Hotel London Chute Dairymen at Hotel London Chute Sarnia vs London Hockey Heal Nursery school safety program Chute Tech vs Oakridge basketball action Ironside CNR crossing guard at Adelaide St. crossing Heal Abandoned children Heal Bus hits hydro pole Chute Christmas trees being burnt Heal Accident at Glendale curve Chute Induction at Chalmers Presbyterian 9/1/63 Heal No. 6 London Fire Department 1 LONDON FREE PRESS CHRONO. INDEX Date Photographer Description Miller New Kent Assessors Association Miller Kent 4-H Leaders Association Ironside Old cutter and buggy at Fanshawe - Ice-fishing at Long Point - St. Thomas - Locked in ice Brown Sarnia - Poultry Show winners Wildgust Stratford - Curling Bonspiel winners Wildgust Stratford - Woman curler cigar smoker Wildgust Stratford - Victorian Inn Construction Wildgust Stratford - Senior citizens bowlers Cantelon Hobby club classes at Teeswater Cantelon Maitland Presbytery of the WMS Cantelon Plow opens sidewalk for safety measure for pedestrians at Wingham Bale Oxford Holstein Breeders Mtg Heal St. Anne’s Anglican Church pastor at desk Chute Cars at Rankins Chute Service department at Leavens Ironside Construction on Lucas Secondary school Heal Oakridge arena shots Heal Little girl with sister in snow Heal Addition to Huron College Ironside Service station at H. B. Beal Secondary School 10/1/63 Blumson Teenagers at Byron Library Chatham Sportsmen Dinner Miller Dr. Tanser testimonial Miller Chatham home addition _ Clear Delhi dam site Traichevich Strike settlement talks Heal Air Raid sirens exercise Chute Doug Older planting tulips Merton Boy playing in slush on East Street Merton Fire at Allen Tank and Welding, Little Simcoe Street Heal Postian rug for display Merton CNR building progress Blumson French poodle with over-shoes on Merton Kids throwing snowballs at kid holding shield Chute Deaf people at Grand Blumson Skaters at Ontario Arena Blumson PUC cleaning up reservoir hill 1 LONDON FREE PRESS CHRONO. INDEX Date Photographer Description Merton Londoners not noticing air raid sirens Merton Ladies curling winners at Highland Blumson Komoka Women’s Institute celebrate 50th anniversary Chute Workers Union presentation Chute PC’s officers Chute Masons installation 11/1/63 Miller Kent agricultural convention week committee Miller Boy Scouts chartered Jordan Fatality at Crumlin Traichevich St. Thomas Strike settled _ Norfolk Soil and Crop elects at Simcoe Wildgust Proposed street design Wildgust Raze old convent Wildgust Perth Holstein breeders Cantelon Wingham council 1963 Blumson Canada Pharmacists vitamin pills Merton Middlesex cars Merton Display picture for Rankin cars Blumson CWPC dinner at Simpsons Chute Hippocratic banquet at UWO Blumson UWO law society awards at Ivanhoe Wallace New foal at fairgrounds Chute Brescia Hall dance at Hotel [London] 12/1/63 Cantelon 2,000 baby born at Saugeen Memorial Hospital at Southampton since opening in 1947 Wallace Rovers at Scout camp near Pinery Blumson NDP at Kent Street Labor Hall Blumson Accident west of bridge on University Drive Blumson Chinchilla show at Nordon Merton Blood coagulation seminar at Westminster Merton Ladies bonspiel at Highland Chute Mustangs basketball action Blumson Curling action at London Club Merton London curling club bonspeil winners Chute NDP party election Chute Interior of new Oakridge skating arena Wallace Horses at Smallman farm for Eisen 13/1/63 Turner “Chemical Valley” scenic shots 1 LONDON FREE PRESS CHRONO. INDEX Date Photographer Description Wallace Avon hotel fire at Stratford Trethewey Church renovations dedicated Blumson International Junior Foil fencing Chute
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