On August’s workshop wall - from the 1968 article about him.

Photo restored and colour-ized by Alicja

“Proof of identity and good moral conduct issued to obtain a passport"

The red rubber stamp in the upper-right “OPMERKINGEN” section says that she was a loyal citizen during the occupation (”bezetting”.)

See Heddy’s “Notes” page for an explanation

Ship: Aquitania. Dated 1946-09-04.

Heddy & Walter on the ferry to Cape Sable Island. The causeway was completed in April 1949.

Mike Blades says: “Judging by the cars in the picture it was definitely in the 60’s.”

(left to right) Gary, Walter, Michael, Heddy and Margo Newell. Margo lived with her brother Gary on the opposite side of the road from the old
school house back in those days, which might be the early or mid 1950s.

Heddy wrote on the back, “1978 in the Rockies (Banff) with Mike, Shirley + Adam”. Mike writes: “Castle Mountain.”

A correction to the Dutch - or Flemish - proverb in Dan’s diary. A good illustration of how much privacy I was accustomed to.

… at the relaunch of the Bluenose

Dan MacKay says: These were in the house, in my room for as long as I can remember. Gary says they’re paint by numbers. As a child the scenes portrayed seemed inscrutable - almost telling a story and yet leaving so much mystery. The moon, clouds, stars, and settings were almost the same. Were the people the same, in different costumes? Was it two images from the same party, with different people?

Anne, Blanche, Heddy, Betty & Mariette

Mike Blades writes: A couple more pictures of Mom with a copy of the backs. One says “For my best brother Harry your sister Heddy” The other says “For my best brother Harry - Remember me sometimes please Heddy”. The latter in English interestingly. The picture was taken in the walled courtyard that shows up in so many other pictures and there is the little girl identified as Lillianne in other pictures … Unfortunately no dates.