Graduates from an Area Institution -- Can you identify any of the persons or the school in this photograph?

Doris Thompson and Her Sister Mayre Boutin Invent Re-Carding

1950 -- Roy Thompson & Family Members Fishing Lake Berry Mountain

I received an e-mail today from Marc Bourgea. Marc is an avid fly fisherman. He had purchased a Thomas rod that was once owned by RoyThompson -- The following storyboards containthe images of a fishing trip taken to Lake BerryMountain on the Gaspe Peninsula.

The fishing camps at Lake Berry Mountain were closed in the mid 1990's. The Provincial Government burned the camps down in 1995. The land was returned to the Mic Mac Indians. Back in the 1950's the eight mile road into Lake Berry Mountain was well maintained. There were several bridges that fell into disrepair -- then never repaired. Today one is required to travel 25 miles up Provincial Route 99 from New Richmond, Quebec and then take a right onto a network of logging roads 25 miles into the lake. The lake is maintained by the Mic Mac Indians. There is a walking path around the lake with wooden walkways and benches made from trees. Where the camps were located is a campsite with fire pit. Back towards the woods is an outhouse.

Stephen & David Thompson

on the Shores of Lake Berry Mountain!

Martha Stuart Long -- Wife of Horace Long -- Brother to Warren Long

Image courtesy of Roger Atwater

Help us Identify these Couples Celebrating their Anniversaries in the 1960s

Contact Steve Thompson at lifework50@gmail.com

The Birth Announcement of Andrea Susan Thompson

MPG News -- Vol. 1. No. 9 -- April, 1947

New Manager of the Farm Machinery Department
James L. Hutcheon Asst. Manage of Seed Dept.

Manager's Comments

Seed Comments by Bryce Jordan

Here and There in the Potato Markets by Lawrence Thibodeau
& More!

A Special Moment -- Mom and me!

The Frontier Little League

As a youngster we never know the workings behind many
youth organizations. For one, I didn't realize that the Frontier
Little League was initially called The Loring Little League.
In 1961 the Limestone Braves were sponsored by the NCO
Club and the White Sox by the Officer's Club. In 1991

the league was called the Loring -- Limestone -- Caswell
Little League. Today Limestone no longer participates in

the Little League organization. Baseball for this age group
is now part of the recreational program.

I have copies of the registration forms beginning in 1958.

Postcard Image -- Family Gathering -- location & People Unknown