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June Acorn models for the Women's Page. Carlson, June

Lying in front: Irene Greenwood
Sitting L to R: Jody Day, Sheila McNeill, June Carlson
Standing L to R: Jocelyn Maley, Anna Field, Lois Chisholm

Hamilton, Mrs. Matilda (Joyce)

Woman in photo is Margaret Shaver Weir Williams born ca. 1886 in Spencerville, Ontario to father, Ralph Weir and mother, Harriet Shaver Weir. Married Benjamin Thomas Williams on 1909 April 14.

Baby in photo is Jean Harriet Williams born 1915 February 12 in South Edmonton to father, Benjamin Thomas Williams and mother, Margaret Shaver Weir Williams. Her brother was Charles Bruce Williams. Her husband was Gordon Symon who she married 1936 August 29. Jean Harriet Williams died 2007 May 29.

Man in photo is Benjamin Thomas Williams born 1871 July 18 in Pembrokeshire, Wales to father, Charles Williams and mother, Elizabeth Sarah Jenkins.

Boy in photo is Charles 'Bruce' Williams born 1909 November 27. Parents above.

In chair: Mary Sache.
Back row, 2nd from left: Frances Sache.
Front row, 2nd from left: William Sache.

Temperature in the shade, 45 above zero.

Back row (l to r): Frank Nutt, Billy Clark, Frank Provost, Jack Thurston, P. Heimick, Dave Stewart, K.A. McLeod, Jim Goodridge, Rev. Cunningham, George Sanderson, Tom Stewart, Matt McCauley, William Keith, Ed Looby, Ben Hurstle, Fred Ross.

Middle row (l to r): Jack Beldon, Dick Secord, A.D. Osborne, James MacDonald, Tom Smith, Luke Kelly, James McDernan, Bill Ibotson, T.G. Lauder, Jennie Goodridge.

Front row (l to r): George Thomson, Cayuse Graham(?), Willie Wilkie, Ed Lyons, William Stiff, Enoch Caverhill (or Dunlop?), Hugh McKay, Jim McMunn, Murdoch McLeod, Dr. McInnes, J.H. Picard.

Same as EA-10-690.

• Charles Camsell Hospital Matron Elva Taylor shows three young Indigenous children, Robert Cardinal, Jerry Chiktook and Johnny Ball, a radio presented to the hospital by the Kiwanis Club; the children are seated on a hospital cot. Cardinal, Robert
• Chiktook

The gravestone of J.C.C. (James Charles Chatterton) Bremner.

World War II