One of the highlights of David Squance's January talk was about the time the family owned Norfolk Lodge, a home that I am sure most of you have seen many times, but perhaps did not know it by that name. If you were not there to hear the original presentation I hope that you will have a look. Another great addition to our growing collection of oral history videos connected to the greater Royal Oak area.
We all, I think, sometimes sit around with friends and family and talk about the good old days. I would sure like to be around 50 or a hundred years from now to watch these videos again and reflect on those good old days.
You will find it at this link and of course it is posted on our blog. https://youtu.be/hZlFSb8BfRw
I remember the Squances very well, we had CGIT in the belvedere on top of their house. Mrs. Squance used to tint old photographs. I went to school with Linda, and I think Jack went to school with Valerie. In the 1960's Valerie was in Digby, NS when I was in Cornwallis, NS, having married a Navy bandsman. She was working in the VON at the time, and got in touch. I was working at the Digby hospital. Nice to see this blog; good memories! Thanks David.
ReplyDeleteThank you for commenting Beryl. I have forwarded it to David to be sure he sees it. Daryl
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