Résultats

      The St. John's United Church Choir: Back Row: Harold Hamilton, David Pawson, Heather Aberdein, Rodger Dunlop, Kathy McAvoy, and Don Stewart Second Row: Rita Vandermay, Joan Wood, Vera Judge, Dem Pollock, Sandy Ferris, Molly Szafinski, Renate Von Dahlen, and Lorna Allen Front: Paul Eccles, Organist, and Nancy Guldner, Choir Director.

      Wilda Allen awarded for 20 years as librarian at Flesherton Library at a ceremony in the Flesherton Library Millennium Room

      Phil Allanson hands Wilda Allen her award for 20 years service as librarian at Flesherton Library

      See p.16-19 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      See p.16-19 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      See p.44 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      The founding members of the Holdfast Club, originally known as the Federated Farm Women of Ceylon-Priceville, celebrate their 60th Anniversary at the Flesherton Legion hall. In the photo are: Sadie Currie, Ollie Irwin, Dora Hogarth, Sadie Fisher, Villa Fawcett, Janet McWilliams, and Mrs. Purdy

      The last members of the Holdfast Club, originally known as the Federated Farm Women of Ceylon-Priceville, enjoy their farewell dinner at the Legion Hall in Flesherton on the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Holdfast Club. Standing: Olga Carins, Mary Stoddart, Velma Wright, Carmelle Meads, Rita Vandermey's sister [name …

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      Group of the Priceville Women's Institute. Back row: Kathleen Turner, Muriel Spicer, Margaret Leith, Mamie Kinsman Middle: Sadie Currie, Kathleen Parker, Odessa Wiley Front row: Dora Harrison, Isobel Aldcorn, Kathleen Aldcorn, Lottie Whittaker

      Members of the Prince Arthur Lodge in Flesherton at the 100th Anniversary Worshipful Master's Banquet. Back row: Harold Johnson, Fred Bannon, [unknown], Jack Bannon, Cliff Littlejohns, [unknown], Edward Blackburn. Front Row: [unknown], [unknown], Joe Gibson, Lawson Whte, [unknown], [unknown], Les Seeley(?)

      Members of the Prince Arthur Lodge in Flesherton at the 125 Year Anniversary and celebrating the RCMP Degree Team

      On the 90th anniversary celebration of the Vandeleur Women's Institute, the members gathered and decided to disband the group, but also to regroup as the Vandeleur Friends the same year. Back row: Joyce Eagles, Leone Breedon, Leona Allison, Betty Fawcett, Ruth eagles, Doris Genoe, Lynne Boyce, Freda Kinney, Ruth Graham. …

      In 1989 artist Dieter Hastenteufel purchased the Bee Barn on Hill St where created his studio and home.

      After a brief visit to Flesherton Carol Wood, Doug Barret and daughter Zoe were compelled to purchase the commercial building at 20 Collingwood St. Here they opened a shop called Local Colour that presented the work of local craftspeople. Keegan, Carol and David Turner’s son, joined the family and grew …

      See p.25 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      See p. 25 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      See Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information regarding Murray Juffs, theatre in Flesherton, and the Split Rail Festival

      Murray Juffs, principal of the Grey Highlands Secondary School, dressed as Agnes Macphail for the Split Rail Festival in Flesherton. With him is Serena Hutchinson, standing in front of George Allen driving the Cobwebs Antiques antique car.

      Murray Juffs, principal of the Grey Highlands Secondary School, dressed as Agnes Macphail for the the Split Rail Festival parade. With him is Kris Kinsman and George Allen, proprietor of Cobwebs Antiques. In the background is the Macphail Memorial Elementary School.