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Interview of Freddy Conway of Des Joachims, Que. who worked for 57 years in the Ottawa valley as a lumberman and trapper. Conway talks about his early life as a Bernardo Boy in London, Engl. and his arrival in Canada in 1915. Side One: Interview of Fred Conway. Side Two: Interview continues.

srr sr.1068.38. Side One: Inrterview with Edwin Phipps-Walker. Side Two: interview continues.

Interview of George McIlraith of Ottawa, former lawyer and Senator from the Ottawa Valley. He talks about his Scottish ancestors who settled in Lanark Village in 1821, and recalls stories of people, places and events from his youth in the village. Side One: Interview of George McIlraith. Side Two: Interview continues.

Interview of Walter Fairclough, former employee of McLachlin Lumber Mills at Arnprior and later at the McLaren lumber Mills at Buckingham, Quebec. Side One: Interview of Walter Fairclough. Side Two: Interview continues.

Interview of Wilbert Ives of Dunrobin, Ont. who began farming there in 1971. Ives discusses people and places of South March Twsp. such as the historic Klondike Hotel. Side One: Interview of Wilbert Ives. Side Two: Interview continues.

see sr1068.44. Side One: Interview of George McIlraith. Side Two: interview continues.

Interview of Wilbert Ives of Dunrobin, Ont. who began farming there in 1917. Ives discusses people and places of South March Twsp. such as the historic Klondike Hotel. Side One: Interview of Wilbert ives. Side Two: Interview continues.

Interview of Leo Morel, longtime resident of the Ottawa Valley and former postmaster of Mattawa, Ont. for 36 years. Side One: Interview of Leo Morel. Side Two: Interview continues.

Recording of Lowell Green's "Greenline" radio talks how on CFRA, Ottawa with guest Joan Finnigan. Green and Finnigan respond to listener who call in to relate noteworthy stories concerning the history of the Ottawa valley. Side One: Lowell Green and Joan Finnigan on talk show. Side Two: Talk show continues.

Recording of the Ed Needham Show, a radio talk show hosted by Ed Needham with guest Joan Finnigan. Following an introductory discussion on the upsurge of interest in Canadian history and Canadian writers, they respond to listeners who call in to comment on people places and events in the history of the Ottawa Valley. Side One: Ed Needham show with Joan Finnigan. Side Two: Ed Needham show continues.