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Interview of Frank Finnigan sr. about his career in ice hockey. Side One: Interview of Frank Finnigan.

Interview of Joseph Turcotte, the "Petawawa Kid" of Ottawa who talks aobut his life as a lumber man, a line man for Bell Telephone and a "Jack-of-all-trades" in the Ottawa Valley. He also recalls the history of his family and his childhood in Petawawa. Side One: Interview of Joseph Turcotte. Side Two: interview continued.

Side A - Prebroadcast recording of Oral History interviews from 'Between Ourselves' consisting of several unidentified speakers who recall the lumbering industry in the Ottawa Valley between 1900 and 190. Side B - Off-air recording of CBC series 'Between Ourselves' entitled 'Inland Salts' hosted by Harry Mannis. Side One: Oral History of the Ottawa Valley, Aug. 29, 1973. Side Two: Between Ourselves - Inland Salts, Aug. 26, 1978.

Interviwe of Bert Horner of Shawville, Que. who talks about the history of Shawville and the Ottawa Valley. He recalls the excitement generated by the arrival of the first steam-driven thresher in 1912 and the influenza epidemic of 1918 when Horner helped to evacuate the stricken lumbermen from the isolated lumber camps in the Valley. Side One: Interview of Bert Horner. Side Two: Interview continues.

Interview of Frank Finnigan Sr. about his career in ice hockey. Side One: Interview of Frank Finnigan. Side Two: Interview continues.

Interview of Frank Finnigan Sr. about his career in ice hockey. Side One: Interview of Frank Finnigan. Side Two: Interview continues.

Side A - See sr1068.73. Side B - Interview of Cyclone Taylor, age 91, legendary member of the Renfrew Millionaires hockey team. He recalls the 1908 hockey game when the Westminister B.C. team beat Montreal for the Minto Cup. He also recalls hockey 'greats' such as Lester and Frank Patrick. Side One: Recording of the Ed Needham Show with guest Phoebe McCord. Side Two: Interview of Cyclone Taylor.

Recording of radio broadcast of Ed Needham's show on CFRC with guest Phoebe McCord of Shawville, Que. on the subjects of poets, poetry and quotations. Needham and McCord respond to listeners who call in to discuss writers, poets and poetry. Side One: Recording of the Ed Needham Show. Side Two: Recording continues.

Interview of Leslie Hanson of Burnstown, Ont. who talks about certain aspects of the Ottawa Valley, in particular, Laird Archibald McNab. Side B - Interview of Jim McMaster of Renfrew, Ont. a writer, politician and veteran of World War II. He talks about his war experiences from his enlistment in 1916, his training in England and his service in France with the "Princess Pats". Side One: Interview of Leslie Hanson. Side Two: Interview of Jim McMaster.

Interview of Neil Campbell and his wife Jane of Calabogie, Ont. Born in 1888, Neil talks aobut his ancestors who were among the earliest settlers brought to the Ottawa Valley by Laird Archibald McNab. Other topics include the lumber drives, history of the town of Calabogie, financial hardships during the Depression and the wealthy Barnett lumbering family. Side One: Interview of the Campbells. Side Two: Interview continues.