Some Parkdale People May 1951

The Farm

This is our Grand Father Callbeck a Teamster



The above group includes Gran Dad Callbeck and the kid in the front is
Uncle Lorne



Gran Dad Callbeck is middle front

Kent Street 1968?

1966, Drive Up St Peters Rd.

This video is 1966 and begins by the Rail Tracks, on the left is the Jail and on the right Walter Burhoe's Whit Rose. It then goes by our home and on the left , The Cake Box, Berry's , Mrs Hudson's, Carver's Oil. The vehicles on the left are, Harley Ings car, a wagon maybe Art Love's and Wacky Carver's Panel truck.
The Nash parked in front of the Drug store looks like Earl Jewell's.
Then on the right Elmer's BA .
The video turns just after Archer & MacDonalds Furniture and Harold MacInnis's store and down to The 36 where it is being drained.
The fly over Parkdale and Charlottetown is interesting, notice Roper's Esso, SR Johnston's, St Pius.
The smoke from Maritime Electric was constant back then.
The Provincial Buildings are under constuction and Gov't pond is still in tact, also Coast Guard is not yet built.
Then out to East Royalty to the Incenerator.

Untitled from pex on Vimeo.

Rocket Richard

Little Ears and I had tickets given to us by Roger's Hardware to go this banquet.
I got my picture taken with "The Rocket" and brother Gord got a try out with The Montreal Jr's.

Alexander Mackay

Here is a photo of my Great Uncle Alex (Sander) Mackay, a brother to my Grandfather Colin. Their father John arrived from Scotland, Sutherland County, Cape Wrath at age 28. He landed in pictou and moved to PEI.

Alexander (Alex). His dates are 1876-1958.
He was married to Gertrude Houston (1893-1990)

Music Festival

I'm not sure of the year this is, but they sang "The King" so it is pre 1952 brother Ernie was in it sinigng a solo "Bruce and The Spider" no it isn't Spiderman, it is Robert The Bruce.
Mother wrote in the names of the soloists.