Leslie Scott turned 80 on Friday, 23 August 2002. The next day, approximately 40 family and friends gathered at his daughter Sandra's garden to celebrate the event. This is a collection of photographs taken at the party.
Larger resolution photographs of these are available on demand. If anyone else has photographs they wish to add to this collection please forward them to Kenneth at ken@kenscott.com
Heather (Mayer) Gordon and her sister Karen Mayer Heather and Karen both work in the government and Karen arranged for a certificate to be issued to Leslie by the Prime Minister's office. (Note: Karen and Heather are not interchangeable!)
| Freida Hartman and Barbara Reynolds Freida Hartman is Steven's mother and Barbara Reynolds is Sally's mother
| Mrs. Bernice Noblitt Mrs. Noblitt was one of Leslie's teachers when he was in high school. She is a former president of the Women's Auxiliary of Canada and has lived in Ottawa many years. As a teacher in Waskatenau, she reported to Leslie's father, Frank Scott and has many interesting tales to tell of those early days.
| Adrian Scott, David MacDonald and Dodie David and Leslie share August 23rd as a birthday -- David is not yet 80
| The Foreign Service Crowd Peter Currant, Peggy Greaves, Freija Currant and Wilf Greaves. Peter and Wilf served in the Foriegn Service with Dad
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Branca, with Shirley and Jack in the background Leslie's wife, Branca, with Shirley Lavoie and Morgan Scott in the background
| Shirley, Morgan and Jack Shirley Lavoie, Morgan Scott and Jack Lavoie. Shirley and Jack were both in the Foreign Service with Leslie
| Len and Herda Mitchell Len and Leslie go back to service in the RCAF in 1957-61. Between Len and Herda in the background is Nasirin MacDonald. Sally on the left and Branca on the right have their backs to the camera
| Steven Hartman (Leslie's son-in-law) and George Mayer In the foreground are Steven and George. Immediately behind Steven is John Zawisza and Freija Currant
| Shannon, Chris and Roy Shannon (Knight) Ricketts is a high school friend of Sandra and Kenneth from 3 Wing days. Chris Gordon is Heather's husband and Roy Kerr is a friend of Leslie's and former Glebe High School Teacher Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
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Alexander and Christa Alexander mans the phone while Christa smiles for the camera. Alexander and his friend Matt (drinking coke in the background) ran the bar. Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
| 3 Belles Sandra (Scott) Hartman, Christa Chatfield and Joy Mayer. Both Christa and Joy were hired by Leslie. Christa as a librarian in 3 Wing and Joy as a teacher at Rockcliffe, Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
| 3 Belles -- take 2
| Steven and George Steven Hartman and George Mayer with John Zawisza in the background
| 4 Belles Shannon joins Sandra, Christa and Joy Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
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A serious moment at the bar Heather ladles some punch while the staff pretend to ignore the camera Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
| the bar staff Alexander, his girlfriend Samantha and Matt, the wine steward Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
| more bar action -- heather moves the punch Heather is definitely a party girl -- does she get it from mother? Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
| Priority phone call Leslie takes a priority phone call. Karen and Herda are sampling the food. Heather delivers the punch. Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
| Table 1 Herda, Adrian, Christa, Merritt, Vaughan and Christine
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Table 1, take 2 Herda, Adrian, Christa, Merritt, Christine and Vaughan
| Table 2 Sandra, Shannon, Shirley, John and Jack
| John and Jack Deep in thought?
| Table 3 Morgan, Debbie, Pierre, Roy, Barbara and Sally
| Table 3, take 2
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Table 4, Mostly Nasirin and family David, ?, ?, Nasarin, Beverly, Steven
| The Mayers (and Gordons) Heather, Joy, Chris, George and Karen
| Mrs. Noblit and Leslie He's still trying to learn -- she has almost given up trying to teach him!
| Table 5 Frieja Currant, Peggy Greaves, Branca, Bea, Wilf Greaves
| Table 5, take 2
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Mrs. Noblitt and Leslie at the table behind Frieja and Peter Currant, Peggy and Wilf Greaves and Branca (mostly hidden) speaks to Bea Zawisza.
| Leslie prepares to make a speech
Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
| A group photo with almost everyone in it.
Source: photos by Kenneth Scott
| Leslie blows out the candle(s)
Source: photo by Merritt Collins
| Len, Leslie and Vaughan Vaughan is obviously enjoying this Source: photo by Merritt Collins
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The Bartenders: Matt and Alexander -- waiting for instructions
Source: photo by Merritt Collins
| Leslie reads greetings from the Prime Minister
Source: photo by Merritt Collins
| Group Photo, take 2
Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Group Photo, take 3
Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Nasarin (on right) with her two sisters from Iran
Source: photo by Christine Scott
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. . . joined by Nasarin's husband, David
Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Mrs. Noblitt and a star pupil
Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Adrian, Beverly and Vaughan A few years ago, Adrian and Vaughan were the little boys that Beverly used to fish out of their grandparent's swimming pool in Jamaica Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Beverly gives advice Beverly who has seven grandchildren was concerned that Adrian and Vaughan had not produced any great grandchildren for Leslie -- so she was giving them advice -- we will have to wait and see . . . Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Frieda Hartman and her son Steven
Source: photo by Christine Scott
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Alexander and Samantha
Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Len and Herda They did an excellent and much appreciated job of cooking the food. Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Group Photo, Take 4
Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Group Photo, Take 5
Source: photo by Christine Scott
| Jack and Shirley Lavoie
Source: photo by Christine Scott
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Shannon and Branca, Pierre in the background
Source: photo by Christine Scott
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