The Huron Expositor, 1975-06-26, Page 25Ontario
DUNCAN SHOE FACTORY IN 1948 — Some of the familiar faces in
this photo of re of Seaforth's industries more than 25- years ago
belong to, ba left, John and Bert Muir, • Alvin, Smale, Angus \
McLean, Musty Reid, Gordon Muir, Reg: Knight. Second row, Bill
Hart, Marg. Beattie, Mary Hart,. Annie Smith, Muriel Hudson,
Ethel Wilson, Delores Dale, Adrienne _Bannon, - Norma Muir,
Barbara Dale, Isabel Huston, Beulah Glanville, Erma Walters, pus
Messenger, Jim Sallows. Others in the photo are Ted Keane,Don
E ton, Charlie Woods, Marg Smale, Audrey Hulley, Evelyn
Schade, W.J,.Duncan, Jean Agar, Basil Duncan, Julia Flannigan,
Marjorie Knight, Helen McIlwairy, Kathleen. Roe, Myrtle McKay,
Bob Knight and Jerry Bannon.
HARVESTING FLAX FLAX — It was the time of the first world war and
farm labour was scarce. The Seaforth Flax Mill was flourishing. As
part of their patriotic duty , these high school girls welcomed the
chance to get some time off schodi to help pull flax. The harvesters
who could be identified are: (front, left) Ruth Thompson, Lizzie
. Bunch, Ina Hart, Fuzz Beattie, Fiff MacKay, Eliz. Keating, Peg.
Grieve, Ev. Cardno, Dorothy O'Connell, Margaret Reeves, Mary
Laing, (2nd row) Jessie Charters, Lou Sills, Mary Hays, Ruby
Taylor, Jean Turner, Ev. Adams. (back) Olive Rankin, Kathleen
Burrows, Janet •Hays, Beatrice Seip, Thelma Pethick, Mary
Edmunds, Mabe Turnbull, Bea Larkin, Ella Turnbull, Norma
Taman, Dorothy Wilson, Alice Knechtel, Gretta Dennison.
THE ONTARIO MINISTRY
OF THE ENVIRONMENT
Salutes Seaforth
Together we can work for a better
Environment of air, land and water
in the years to come.
HON WILLIAM NEWMAN, Minister
EVERETT BIGGS, Deputy Minister