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This photograph shows Clarence Keith, Jack Davidson, Albert Bond and George Loken of the Kiwanis.

This photograph shows an exhibit of lamb at the Royal Winter Fair.

This photograph shows Donald McFadgin (?) and his wife Grace (left) conceding victory to Alf Hales and his wife Mary (right) in the P.C. Committee room.

This photograph shows a display of meats and flowers.

This photograph shows Alf Hales Junior unveiling a portrait of Alf Hales Senior, founder of Hales Meat Market. Ernest Hales is also watching the unveiling.

This photograph shows Mr. Stanfield and Mr. Hales (in back of the car) driving to the City Hall in Guelph.

This photograph shows Alf and Mary Hales with Louis and Bill Cutter at the opening of parliament.

This photograph shows a party at Hales Meat Market possibly at the grand opening of the new store.

This photograph shows a P.C. rally in front of the former City Hall building with Mr Stanfield addressing the crowd.

This photograph shows a meeting of the P.C. Party in Ottawa to elect party president. John Diefenbaker (P.M.) spoke at this meeting.

This photograph shows the meeting of the P.C. Party in Ottawa to elect party president. John Diefenbaker (P.M.) spoke at this meeting.

This photograph shows a meeting of the P.C. Party in Ottawa to elect party president. John Diefenbaker (P.M.) spoke at this meeting.

This photograph shows a meeting of the P.C. Party in Ottawa to elect party president. John Diefenbaker (P.M.) spoke at this meeting.

This photograph shows the refrigeration unit underneath Hales Meat Market.

This photograph shows the staff of Hales Meat Market the day the Hales family took over the business. The names of all the employees are on the back of the original photograph. The store was located at 8 Wyndham St.

This picture depicts a train wreck near Guelph. Pictured is Alf Hales on the far left with his uncle (Jim Taylor) who's wearing a straw hat. Hand written notes appear on the reserve of this photograph.