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THE Y0lTy)GH'JC:)F)fvND FAMILY 1014 Fdna Armstrong of South Enron and they lived for a time in the Nicholas Younghusband house acress the road. Later it was moved up to Tommy Hatters' farm and Irving and Edna built a new house. They also built a Frozen Foods plant behind the store. It T was the first one in the area and for a number of years did a thriving business. Eventually the popularity of home Deep-freezes and the scarcity of help caused them to C give it up. Irving had driven the mail-route for his uncle since 1900 but after Beatty's Itll) death had the contract in his own name. Of the original family Stuart and George both died in the Nest in 1950. Banfield, who had remarried and had two step-sons, lived for a time in St.Paul, hinnesota but later in Santa Barbara, California. After his second wife died he came back to Ontario end made his home at Kinburn with his son, Pat who had built a store and Frozen Food plant there. Banfield died in 1962. The next year Myrtle retired from the Postmastership after twenty-csrv,ea; yearszork and Edna took over. The store had meanwhile been made over into a self-service establishment and in contrast to the old days, almost everything was sold in packages. However it is still a meeting place and clearinghouse for news where . great issues are discussed and elections are fought and won. A fifth generation of _ Younghusbands has grown up at Dunrobin and at the date of writing (1964) Ellen, the daught- er of Edna and Irving, is completing her last year of training at the Civic Hospital and Banfield, their son, is in his first year at Carleton University. Egtg '. ly the end of l$69 a number of' changes had taken place Within the family. In .uyust 1966 ”rhest Travers passed on. Ads, Irving and hdna carried on the store with some outside help. Ellen had graduated from the Civic hospital and after working for several years she married Charlie Delahunt and went to live at Itonecliffe. ianfield graduated from Carleton and married Linda Norris RT, continuing to work for his master's degree on a fellowship. In 1969 he received a fellowship covering three years' study in Vustrulis tovards his doctor‘s negree. he flew to :ydney with his Wife and baby son, Jeffrey. “