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Bill Archer, Mary Jean, David, Jim, and Murray Carlisle in a boat on Stoney Lake. The caption below the photograph reads “Early morning on Stoney Lake.” The caption on the back of the photograph reads “An early morning dip in Stony Lake.” An enlarged copy of this photograph (399.09.13a) appears on the reverse of the same page in the album. The copy is a cropped, black and white version of the sepia original.

Max Henning, Herb Shields, Jerry Strang, Jim Carlisle, Colin Cann, and Rod Fawcett heading out on a bike ride. The caption on the back of the photograph reads “L-R – Max Henning, Herb Shields, Gerry Strang, Jim Carlisle, Colin Cann, Rod Fawcett.”

Boy scouts gathering around the outdoor camp kitchen.

Bill Archer, Jim Carlisle, Jean Dagleish, David Carlisle, Murray Carlisle, Bert Dagleish, and Mary Jean Carlisle sitting in their tent at Monkman Lake. The caption below the photograph reads “A rainy night in camp.” The caption on the back of the photograph reads “the camp stove. Jean D. made candy. Bert was shaving.” A line of text above this appears to have been cut off.

Carolyn Harris, Mary Jean Carlisle, Richard Harris, and David Carlisle skating. The caption below the photograph reads “Carolyn, Mary Jean, Richard, David on our back yard rink.”

Mary Jean, David, and Jim enjoying a game of croquet in the Carlisle front yard. Jim is playing with Mate.

Mary Jean, Jean, Jim, David, and Murray Carlisle in front of their tent.

John and Jessamy Archer, Jim Carlisle, and Bill Archer after an afternoon bird hunting. They are posed in front of a car, and John and Bill are holding dead birds.

Murray Carlisle, his brother Dave Carlisle, Jim (with Mate), Mary Jean, Dave’s wife Bonnie Carlisle, and David Carlisle on a picnic at the Wapiti River. The caption below the photograph reads “Family picnic at the Wapiti with Aunt Bonnie & Unlce [Uncle] Dave.”

Jim, Murray, David, and Mary Jean cleaning fish beside the Contrary River. The caption below the photograph reads “cleaning fish beside the Contrary River.” The caption on the back of the photograph reads “beside the Kinuseo – Contrary River.”