SIDE A 00:00:05 -- 00:02:58
Discussion about her family; Isabel Cameron, David Huggan, Harriet Olding, Mary Anna MacGregor, Daniel MacGregor.
SIDE A 00:02:58 -- 00:03:59
Discussion about Luther MacDonald's Dance Hall; Luther MacDonald's Dance Hall, Luther MacDonald.
SIDE A 00:03:59 -- 00:07:30
Discussion about Fen Thompson and Tilda Oliver; Fen Thompson, Tilda Oliver.
SIDE A 00:07:30 -- 00:17:35
Discussion about the Huggan family; Huggan, Boston, Henry Huggan, Clarence Huggan, mechanics, Milton Huggan, 1880s, Ira Huggan, diphtheria, 1890s, Mary Jane Huggan, Carmena Huggan, Ella Ross, Dr. Alexander Ross, Dr. Ross, Nettie Thompson.
SIDE A 00:17:35 -- 00:19:00
Discussion about home remedies; home remedies, bark syrup.
SIDE A 00:19:00 -- 00:19:57
Discussion about the Thompson farm; Nettie Thompson, George Thompson.
SIDE A 00:19:57 -- 00:22:07
Discussion about fish and meat peddlers, with mention of fishing and their family farm; fish peddlers, meat peddlers.
SIDE A 00:22:07 -- 00:23:26
Discussion about her father and his horses; horses, sleighs, driving horses, sleigh bells.
SIDE A 00:23:26 -- 00:25:12
Discussion about Avondale School, with mention of the Liel family; school, Avondale School, William Liel, dancers.
SIDE A 00:25:12 -- 00:27:27
Discussion about her birthday and Christmas; 1912, Christmas, Christmas trees, presents.
SIDE A 00:27:27 -- 00:28:24
Discussion about school continues; school, teachers, Gladys Huggan.
SIDE A 00:28:24 -- 00:31:26
Discussion about Christmas continues; goose grease, Christmas, Christmas dinner, home remedies, bananas, Santa Claus.
SIDE A ends at 00:31:26.
SIDE B 00:31:59 -- 00:35:19
Discussion about WWI, the Halifax Explosion, and the Spanish Flu, with mention of scarlet fever; WWI, Halifax Explosion, Spanish Flu, Avondale, scarlet fever.
SIDE B 00:35:19 -- 00:36:32
Discussion about Avondale; Avondale, Hattie's Cemetery.
SIDE B 00:36:32 -- 00:43:44
Discussion about home children, Avondale, and Dr. Ross; Eva Lyon, home children, Ethel Robertson, Dr. Ross, doctors, doctor fees, Avondale, Ella Ross, Geordie Johnson, apples.
SIDE B 00:43:44 -- 00:45:39
Discussion about flour mills; Stewart's mill, flour mills, flour, shorts.
SIDE B 00:45:39 -- 00:46:30
Discussion about blacksmiths; blacksmiths, Jack MacDonald, horseshoeing.
SIDE B 00:46:30 -- 00:47:29
Discussion about groceries; Archie MacPhee, groceries, bartering.
SIDE B 00:47:29 -- 00:48:40
Discussion about Sobey's; Sobey's, meat peddlers, 1944, Stellarton.
SIDE B 00:48:40 -- 00:49:52
Discussion about their cream and their farm; cream.
SIDE B 00:49:52 -- 00:51:09
Discussion about her birth at home; midwives.
SIDE B 00:51:09 -- 00:52:38
Discussion about their first car; cars, touring cars, Clarence Huggan, 1917.
SIDE B 00:52:38 -- 00:55:11
Discussion about their first radio and her father's fiddling; radio, fiddlers, Milton Huggan, music, dances.
SIDE B 00:55:11 -- 00:56:45
Discussion about quiet Sundays; quiet Sundays, Sundays, Presbyterians, Willie MacPhee.
SIDE B 00:56:45 -- 01:03:27
Discussion about her mother and her homemade goods; homemade goods, homemade clothes, flour bags, dressmakers, wool, drugget, knitting, hooking, Mary Anna MacGregor, Mary Anna Huggan, underwear.
Tape ends at 01:03:27.
