- Restaurants – Mrs. Kernaghan’s wonderful pies – Milky Bar
- The Saratoga, the Turnbull brothers’ excellent hamburgers and fries; their sweet mother and her wonderful biscuits and pies.
- Blanche Hellenby who worked in the office which is now the Information Centre.
- Connie Kaldor – the multi-slide presentation at the Nature Centre of “Up-North.”
- Rae and Alice Manville, Grant McDiarmid of the Waskesiu Bungalow Cabins.
- The old grand piano in the old Museum. Some said the piano fell into the Lake getting to Waskesiu. Where is it now?
- Roller Skating Rink, tennis courts my mother used to play on, on the bank of the beach.
- Driving to Montreal Lake and buying moccasins and lots of treasures.
- Strangeway’s cottage and others on the way to the Narrows.
- Ping pong games at the Community Hall – “run-around”… wooden breakwater and Red Cross swimming/diving lessons headed by Bevan Lawson…lifeguards.
- Johnny and Mrs. Mitchell – Kapasawin Cabins.
- Band at the Terrace Gardens – Caire Masco and the Setka brothers playing for dances.
- Verna Wildy’s and Ann McKee’s beautiful voices singing in the Community Hall.
- The travel movie with Betty Davey and Pat McMurtry arriving by bus to the Red Deer Chalet.
- “Friends of the Park” forming – Andree Gailbraith etc. (not that long ago!)
- “Walking stick” with PA.N.P. carved into it, 1920’s (just arrived from Scotland).
- Mrs. Lu Davis – Real Estate at Waskesiu, her son, Tim, and her grandson.
- Dr. and Mrs. Frejd and Pat, cottage close to the beautiful Davis cottage.
- Fluff’n Stuff for candied apples, ice-cream cones, sugary fluff cones.
- Warden Jack Dickinson, and is lovely wife who ran the Library.
- Warden 1936 – Art Howard, drowned at Crean Lake canoeing accident with Anahareo.
- Grey Owl – his conversation … Anahareo … Shirley Dawn ….(Watch for a new movie about him!)
Dorell Taylor (nee Ridley)