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This photograph shows Chuck Peacock on the deck of his log chalet that he constructed. Peacock worked in construction with his father before starting his own company, Building with Logs to build these cabins.

This photograph shows members of the Arthur District High School's 'flag party.' Members of the flag party seen here are: Shana Dowell, Eva Schmidt, Lori Lockhart, Janice Williams, Carolyn Arbean, and Joanne Deen. Debbie Hnatyshen is leading the exercises while music instructor Joe Dodsworth looks on.

This photograph shows some of the pupils from the Janice Nicol Professional School of Dancing during their presentation titled, 'Talent Unlimited.'

This photograph shows Carol Brill (left) wearing a wedding dress common in fashion in 1953 and Cathy Davies in a white nightgown trimmed with lace. These outfits were part of a wedding show put on by the Victoria Guelph Chapter of IODE at the Cutten Club. Dresses from different styles and eras were modeled.

This photograph shows Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Jennings celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary at their daughter Betty's House. The Jennings had three children, 12 grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. They were married July 18, 1922 at the St. George's Anglican Church.

This photograph shows a display that was set up by Greenpeace-Guelph and G-OPIRG (Ontario Public Interest Research Group) to campaign for the abandonment of the northern pipeline projects. Within the groups they formed "Focus on the North", which called the pipeline projects a "monumental mistake" as it would lead to serious problems for southern Canada. Manning the table were Karl Evans and Grace Kupczynska.

The International Students Association at the University of Guelph put on a Variety Night '77 show that showcased performers from different cultures. Pictured here is one of the members of the Guelph Pipe Band.

A concert titled "Music for Soprano, Trumpet, and Organ" was put on at Dublin Street United Church by three Guelph performers who had represented Canada in England in 1975. The three were soloists traveling with the University of Guelph Choir. The trio of performers are Gerald Manning (at organ), Len Hanna (trumpet) and Esther Ewing.

This photograph shows a group of young people who performed as a choir on October 22, 1977. From left pictured in front: John Greenwood, Mona Farris, Jennifer Whiteley, Valerie Hatfield, Patti Richard, Moira Courtenay, and Dorothy McCall. Middle: Peter Farris, Jay Moretti, Sandy McKenzie, Pauline Houghton, and Cindy Bray. Pictured in the back: Bill Laughlin, Dan McPhee, Ewart Van De Vrie.

This photograph shows one of the members of the Mercey Brothers band during their performance at Memorial Gardens as part of the opening weekend festivities for Guelph's 150 anniversary celebration.

This photograph is labelled April 22 - June 20, 1977 but was published June 25, 1977.

This photograph shows some of the members of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra during their visit to Guelph for Spring Festival. They performed in the University of Guelph Gymnasium to a large crowd. Pictured here are: Stanley Solomon (viola), John Wyre (timpani), Reg Taylor (stage manager), Galine Bugayeva (violin), Joseph Sera (violin), and Helen Patterson (public relations).

This photograph is labelled April 22-June 20, 1977 but was published May 7, 1977.

This photograph shows some of the members of the band Jazz Transfusion during a rehearsal for the Friends of Music event held at Bishop Macdonell High School. One of the members, John McLelland, was a student at Macdonell and was graduating from Western University with his Bachelor of music and had been cast in the "Up With People" world tour. The event was to raise money for his expenses for the tour. Pictured here from left to right are: Back: Chelan Fuller (vocals and percussion), Mathew Vanderwoude (guitar), John McLelland (piano and vocals), Annemarie Orlando (lead vocals), and Kevin Hogg (base). Pictured from front: Tom McLelland (percussion).

This photograph is labelled April 22-June 20, 1977 but was published May 12, 1977.

This photograph shows the Guelph Centennial CVI Meistersingers choir with their conductor Nickolaus Kaethler (right). They were one of the top winners of the CBC-Radio-Canada Council choir competition. They received their award May 20th and their performance broadcasted on CBC Radio June 19th.

This photograph is labelled April 22 - June 20, 1977 but was published May 24, 1977.

This photograph shows one of the members of the Mercey Brothers band during their performance at Memorial Gardens as part of the opening weekend festivities for Guelph's 150 anniversary celebration.

This photograph was labelled April 22 - June 20, 1977 but was published June 25, 1977.

The Watson Sisters were one of the featured entertainers at the Wintario event that took place in Mount Forest. 1,200 people gathered in the District Community Centre to see the performances and have a chance at winning prizes. The event was televised on a provincial scale.

This photograph is labelled April 22 - June 20, 1977 but was published June 24, 1977.

A choir made up from members of five parishes is pictured here during a practice for the Eucharistic Holy Hour performance that took place June 12, 1977 at Memorial Gardens. The choir was conducted by D. V. Valeriote of Holy Rosary and accompanied by organist John Marrin of the Church of Our Lady.

This photograph is labelled April 22 - June 20, 1977 but was published June 3, 1977.

This photograph shows some of the woodwind players in the Centennial CVI Music Knights Band during a performance.

This photograph is labelled April 22 - June 20, 1977 but was published May 16, 1977.

This photograph shows one of the members of the Mercey Brothers band during their performance at Memorial Gardens as part of the opening weekend festivities for Guelph's 150 anniversary celebration.

This photograph was labelled April 22 - June 20, 1977 but was published June 25, 1977.

This photograph shows the rock band Brandy during their performance on the opening weekend of the Sesquicentennial festivities in St. George's Square. 500 people attended the opening weekend events.

This photograph was labelled April 22 - June 20, 1977 but was published June 25, 1977.

The Guelph Pipe Band held a practice in the Col. John McCrae Memorial Branch 234 of the Royal Canadian Legion. They "rocked the walls" with their bagpipe playing organized by Pipe Major Hugh Dickie (far right).