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  Abram Lansdowne Park
 Mrs. Lorraine Ansell
 Sunshine Coast
 Mr. Warren Allan
 Selma Park Store
 Mr. and Mrs. Atlee
 Harry and Jessie Irvine
 Mr. Brian Blackwell
 Sechelt
 Audrey Broughton
 Sechelt Meat Lockers
 Caple family
 Redrooffs Resort
 Richard (Dick) Clayton
 Clayton family, early Sechelt
 Mr. 
  Alan Crane
 Music and Recital Society
 Mr. Cavin Crawford
 Crawford home
 District 
  of Sechelt
 Various
 Friends of the Library
 Sechelt Library
 Mr, Nick Gilbert
 Whitaker family, various
 Mrs. May Gillis
 Redrooffs Resort
 Mrs. Joan Graham
 Rockwood Lodge
 Mrs. Patricia Hilton
 Redrooffs, Cooper's Green
 Mrs. Joyce Hubbs
 Selma Park Store
 Mr. Philip (Pete) Jackson
 Jackson Brothers' Logging
 Ms. Caroline Keeley
 Jackson Brothers' Logging
 Mr. and Mrs. Kohuch
 Gilmore brothers
 Mrs. Joyce Kolibas
 Sechelt General Store
 Eddie and Gladys Le Warne
 Trading Post, Davis Bay
 Mr. Gary Little
 Early postcards
 Mrs. Diana Lofstrom
 Sechelt Library Board
 Mrs. Faye McCourt
 McCourt family, various
 Mrs. Barbara Moffett
 Various
 Ms. Donna Nelson
 Clowhom Falls
 Mr. Kendall Parr Pearson
 Logging
 Mr. John Pirie
 Hopkin's Landing, Pender Harbour
 St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary
 Events, volunteers
 Mr. Philip Sawkins
 Sitka Spruce Lumber, Picnic
 Sechelt 
  Community Archivist
 Wakefield Inn
 Sechelt Garden Club
 Events, members
 Sechelt Public Library
 Library events, Peninsula Times newspaper
 Senior Citizen's Ass'n (Sechelt)
 Events, members
 Mrs. June Shepherd
 Ernie Penn, Sechelt Hotel
 Mrs. Billie Steele
 Hacketts, Rockwood Lodge
 Mr. Charles Stephens and
 Mr. Robert D'Arcy
 Sandy Hook community
 Sunshine Coast Credit Union
 Building
 Mrs. Bea Swanson
 Swanson Redi-Mix, events
 Ms. Val Swanson
 Various
 Mrs. Sue Thompson
 Wilson Creek baseball
 Mrs. Betty Twigg
 Mrs. Alice French
 University Women
 Members, events
 The Rev. Kenneth Walker
 George Walker
 Mrs. Jean Whittaker
 Shorncliffe Intermediate Care
 Mrs. Frances Yordan
 Hunt family, Sargeant Bay
 
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 Gwen 
          Abram Collection -- Lansdowne Park, Page 3 Mrs. 
          Abram grew up in England and emigrated in 1951 to Canada with her daughter 
          a few months after her husband Ken. They lived on Galiano Island where 
          Mr. Abram worked in the logging industry. Expecting their second child 
          in February 1952 they were on the way by fish boat to the hospital but 
          their son Robert had other ideas and was born during a storm on the 
          boat. The family moved to Vancouver and then to Richmond where Gwen 
          battled the Vancouver and Richmond welfare departments and big business 
          in Richmond. The next move was to Prince George where Gwen joined the 
          Prince George College students' successful sit in. While in Vancouver 
          and Richmond the family had spent many summers at Mission Point on the 
          Sunshine Coast and when Ken retired they moved permanently to the Coast. 
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                1973 -- protesters at Richmond Council Meeting, Monday, May 14, 
                1973 campaigning for Lansdowne racetrack redevelopment as a shopping 
                centre. 
                 Photo 
                courtesy Gwen Abram |  
 
           
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                1970s -- Cliff McIntosh, Richmond Voters Group Photo 
                courtesy Gwen Abram |  
 
           
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                1970s -- (right) Gwen Abrams poses beside Richmond Voters' Group 
                recommended slate Photo 
                courtesy Gwen Abram |  
 
           
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                1970s -- Richmond Voters' Group sign -- 'For Shopping Centre...Not 
                Industrial Sprawl' Photo 
                courtesy Gwen Abram |  
 
           
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                1970s -- Photo montage (combining three photos) showing Richmond 
                Voters' Group campaign banner for Cliff McIntosh on side of Lansdowne 
                racetrack.  Photo 
                courtesy Gwen Abram |  
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