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    Boyke and Dicky Deumer were married in Holland after WWII and came to Canada in 1952. They moved to Campbellville in 1960. Boyke Deumer started Solex Limited a successful custom steel fabricating com

    Amy Merry and her husband Percy Merry farmed on the 6th line in Trafalgar township. In the 1970s she recorded many of her memories of farming in the area in the late 1890s to the 1920s. These were tr

    This Institute was named after the Mountain Union Sunday School which was located on the Bell School Line. Their first meeting was held on the farm on which the Sunday School was located, originally

    Dicky and Boyke Deumer met in Holland after WWII and married in 1949. They came to Canada and, in 1960, settled in Campbellville. Boyke Deumer started Solex Limited, a custom steel fabricating compan

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    L-R - Lillian Farlow, Mina Hume, Mary Gastle, Catherine Langton, Helen Jones, Velma Norris, Grace Readhead, Mabel Hadley, Nettie Armstrong, Mrs. Death, Laura Dixon

    Left - Edna Waldie. Right - Christina Bailey

    L-R - Back row: Peggy Johnson, Edythe Davis, Eliza Lawson, Helen Service, Mary Murray, Mrs. W. Snow, Isabelle Patterson, Eva Chisholm, Catherine Currie, Ada McCann, Gladys Robertson, ?, Jean Robertso

    Left to right - Helen Comber, Marsha Waldie, Edna Waldie, Lois Parker.

    Speakers for the evening. Left to right - Marion Inglis (Campbellville W.I.), Lois Parker (Campbellville W.I.), Doreen Hume (Scotch Block), Francis Clements (Mountain Union).

    L-R - Edna Waldie, Lillian Hoppkins, Edyth David, Liza Lawson, Margaret Pearson