Résultats

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

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

      Holdfast Club is another name for the Federated Farm Women, in this case of Priceville-Ceylon

      See p.44-45 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      See p.44-45 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      Wilda Allen is trained on the first computer to be set up at the Flesherton Public Library. Irene Allison is behind Wilda, the woman training is a representative from the Ministry of Culture.

      Ted Stoddart and Gerry Robinson look on as Reeve Al Fawcett dedicates the Flesherton Library branch as the Kate Macmillan Memorial Library with a plaque

      Cakes baked by Jill Thompson for the Artemesia Award recipients, Village of Flesherton award recipients and Canada Day celebration

      Dr. Jock Robinson and Pat Bernard of Flesherton serve up BBQ at the opening ceremony of the new Artemesia Township Recycling program.

      Gerald Tweddle and Kevin Teeter, both Municipal Road Dept. employees, painting the outside of the Artemesia township Municipal offices building in preparation for the Open House.

      Kim Coburn was a summer student who worked with Marg Russell at the Artemesia Township Municipal offices

      Lake Eugenia, a man-made lake, is drained during repairs to the Eugenia hydro dam

      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

      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

      See Split Rail Country Vol. 1, pp. 63-65 and Split Rail Vol. II p.158 for more information

      Reeve Murray Betts presents Dora Hogarth with the Citizen of the Year award for 1984

      See Split Rail Country Vol. II p.128 (photo) and p.54 (Community awards)

      Pat Bernard, Jim Love and Archie Bernard serve up BBQ to help celebrate the opening of the Artemesia township Recycling Program

      Hundreds of red balloons are released as part of the Priceville Canada Day celebration

      Bill & Hazel Stephens and Murray & Phyllis Betts dress in period costumes and ride in the International Plowing Match parade