"Paul Flundra was perhaps the last farmer in the Lennard community to leave his horse team behind in favour of mechanical tractors. Note: This is an early color photo by Henry Isacha a photo enthusiast from Russell, Manitoba."

"When speaking to Paul and Violet Flundra, they said that every farm had straw stacks in the yard. They were used for beddings over the winter in barns, but were also used as feed for cattle if hay ran out. They have fond memories of playing in these straw stacks. Note: This is an early color photo by Henry Isacha a photo enthusiast from Russell, Manitoba."

"2 Aug 2003 - Fr. Joseph gives a brief tour of the St. Elijah church museum to a group of Axenty descendants from CA. L to R: Maureen Henrich, Fr. Joseph, Diane Robin-Johnson, Anne Robin-Cleveland, Marlene Lewontiuk-Robin, Jerry Robin."

"L to R: Jerry Robin, Marlene Robin (born Artemiza Victoria Lewontiuk), Anne Robin-Cleveland & Diane Robin-Johnson. During the 100th Anniversary celebration of St. Elijah, the Robin family discover a cupboard built by Ion Axenty. Marlene is Ion's neice and this was her first time back to her birthplace since 1920."

"After being saved from the trash heap and spending the last 30 years with the Axenty family in California, an original church icon from Holy Trinity Church in MacNutt, finds a new home withing the church museum of St. Elijah, Lennard, MB."