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This photograph shows the rose that won the Canadian Rose Society Medal at the Guelph Horticultural Society early summer flower show. The rose belonged to Miss Geraldine Hay, who had grown this species, the hybrid tea peace rose with 30 other species in her garden.

June 27 - July 2, 1977 is written on the reverse of this photograph, but was published June 30, 1977.

This photograph shows Harold White, one of the judges at the Guelph Horticultural Society early summer flower show, holding the rose that won the Canadian Rose Society Medal for best rose in show. It belonged to Miss Geraldine Hay, who had grown this species, the hybrid tea peace rose with 30 other species in her garden.

June 27 - July 2, 1977 is written on the reverse of this photograph, but was published June 30, 1977.

Guelph Constables Paul Nestman (left) and Bob Carpenter (right) were selected to join the OPP's stunt motorcycle team the Golden Helmets. The team trained during the summer and performed after Labour Day. The Golden Helmets rode Harley Davidson 1200 Police Specials.

June 27 - July 2, 1977 is written on the reverse of this photograph, but was published June 30, 1977.

The Ontario Horticultural Association (OHA) awarded the Elora Horticultural Society with a trophy during the OHA convention that took place in Windsor June 15-18, 1977. Elora had the highest increase in membership that year. Presenting the trophy is Alistair Crawford, former OHA president (left). Elora Horticultural Society executives Marjorie Dunford (secretary, treasurer) and Harvey Gerrie (past president) accepted the trophy.

Jessie Bradshaw (left) was given the Mildred Tovell Award for most outstanding lily in the single stem category at the Guelph Horticultural Society's Lily and Perennial Exhibition. The exhibition was held at Willow West Mall. Show Chairman Walter G. Hayward (right) presented the award. The winning lily was an orange spotted lily with 11 blooms and 19 buds.

This photograph shows three winners of the Ontario Road Construction Safety Competition. They were given VIP tours of Toronto and Ottawa and had a banquet held in their honour. The competition was sponsored by the OPP, and the Ontario Road Builders Association. Winners from left to right are Paul Fallis, Terry Thompson, and Angela Dewulf.

This photograph is labeled July 4-9, 1977 but was published July 11, 1977.

This photograph shows Debbie Hodgkin and Christine Cook dressed in all white because they were acting as "Milk Spotters" for the Ontario Milk Marketing Board. Anyone they saw drinking milk was given sweepstakes passes to enter in for prizes. The family they're with are Ian and Laurie Currier with their children Trevor and Rachelle.

This photograph is labeled July 4-9, 1977 but was published July 7, 1977.

The Guelph Centre Jaycees held a car wash to raise money to be donated to a good cause.

This photograph is labelled July 18-23, but was published July 18, 1977.

Children from the help entertain little people (HELP) camp in Arthur Ontario made posters to advertise the towns 'Centennial Plus Five" celebration weekend. Prizes for the best posters were $1, $2 and $3.

This photograph is labelled July 25-30 but was published July 28, 1977.

The Guelph Horticultural Society held its Lily and Perennial Exhibition held at Willow West Mall. Miss Elizabeth Smith was awarded a silver tray from chairman of the show Walter G. Hayward for achieving the most points from all her collective entries.

This photograph is labelled July 25-30 but was published July 26, 1977.

This photograph shows 4 unidentified women at an event the Inter-Church council held.

This photograph is dated November 4, 1976 but was not published in the month of November.

This photograph shows Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weadick (right) at the open house for Homewood Sanitarium. This was the third open house the institution hosted and 700 people attended. With the Weadicks are staff from Homewood welcoming committee; Blanche Stuart (left, administrative assistant), Mike Reidy (physical resources), Marjorie Packniosky (nursing), and Lorne Rogers (expeditor).

This photograph is labelled May 26, 1975 but was published June 2, 1975.

This photograph shows Captain Leo Porter with the 250 hampers that were collected by the Salvation Army to help families in Guelph. The hampers contain everything for a Christmas dinner including turkey, cranberry sauce, fruits, and vegetables.

This photograph is of Leslie Kuenzig who used some vegetables to make a man at the Guelph Horticultural Society's Flower and Vegetable Show. The show was held at the Marden School.

This photograph shows a couple of visitors looking at the flowers displayed at Willow West Mall. The exhibition was put on by the Guelph Horticultural Society.

The Italian Canadian Club celebrated the opening of their new expanded building by holding a wine and cheese event which was accompanied by a fashion show by Flair Boutique, Guelph Fashion Furs and Galetta's House of Jewelry. This photograph shows model Judi Smith in sportswear.

This photograph shows some of the riders who participated in a trail ride after raising money for the Central Ontario Developmental Riding Program. The program offered recreational therapy for people with orthopedic disabilities. Participants raised money to sponsor riders for the 20 mile backwoods trail ride.

The Guelph Stamp Club held their annual exhibition at John F. Ross Collegiate which featured a postal history section, exchanges, and a dinner. This photograph shows John R. Smallman (left) from Nova Scotia with Emerson J. Barnett of Oakville.

This photograph shows three members of the Goldstone Group 4-H Club with some of their clothes they made for the fashion parade and variety show. Their theme was Clothes for Leisure. Pictured here are Bonnie Close, Margaret Brodnaecker and Jean Moffat.

This photograph is labelled April 22 - June 20, 1977 but was published May 17, 1977.

Seven new Brownies were enrolled in the 14th pack at Westminster St. Paul's Presbyterian Church. Pictured here from left to right are from front: Gennie Guthrie, Krista Nielsen, and Nancy Robertson. Pictured in the back are: Christine Kenny, Tracy Evans, Angela Folk, and Rhonda Pettitt.