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    Trenton, Ontario Fire Insurance Plan from May 1911 revised in January 1924.

    A boy scout is being given something around his neck by an elder at a Ceremony.

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    Janice Scott won the Powder Puff Derby and Luc Magne won the annual Soap Box Derby that was held by the Kinsmen Club.

    Dieter Rolf, Joseph Neil, David Walt, Dominic Sapio and Albert Ethelston are displayed in the Trentionian for Best Groomed, Bushiest Beard, Just Checking, Oldest Entrant and Appropriate Costume.

    Phil Flagler, Bernie Fox, Gerry Goldburg, Jim Alexander, Roly Whitley, Niel Robertson, Tom Whitley, Ed Bein and Lloyd Steeley are lined up for the Beard Growing Contest in 1953.

Quinte West Public Library, The Trentonian, Trenton, 1971     John McLaughlin recieved the Best Soap Box Trophy during the annual Soap Box Derby. James Rayner presented the trophy to John McLaughlin.

Quinte West Public Library, The Trentonian, Trenton, 1967     Six of Trenton’s beard growers were presented at a Kiwanis Club civic night. The Beards displayed various stages of growth.

Quinte West Public Library, The Trentonian, Trenton, 1967     Andy Silver is the winner of the beard growing contest and gets his reward, a kiss from Miss Susan Brown.

    Quinte Highland Band are playing the bagpipes in their walk during the parade.

Quinte West Public Library, The Trentonian, Trenton, 1969     ...

    Three runners running across the Trenton bridge with the olympic torch from the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary Alberta.

    The olypic torch is being passed through Trenton, Ontario for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Alberta.

    The drummers of the Quinte Highland Pipe Band are preforming in a parade with a crowd of people on the sidewalks.

    Steve Choma is conducting an Orchestra at the Eastern Ontario Concert,November of 1963.

Quinte West Public Library, The Trentonian, Trenton, May 1971     James Rayner presented trophies to the three intermediate winners (Luc Magne,Paul Lunt and Reginald Unger) of the annual Soap Box run held on Victoria Day in 1971.

    Ted Snider leading Trenton Citizen Band in 1963.

    Rosemary Kirby is sitting at the table talking with the gentleman in the red shirt. Louis is the individual who is sitting at the table talking to the lady in the white sweater.

    Ellen Gunter, Ann Andeweg, Robert Amesse, Rosemary Kirby, Linda Lafond and Virginia Drexler are standing/sitting around two tables at the library. They are near the information services at the librar

    "Tamarack" presented by Trenton Library at Trenton High School, January 24th 1984. Band is playing a song, and using multiple musical instruments. Four men are in the band "Tamarack."