Résultats

      Children from Macphail Memorial Public School form the cast for Guys & Dolls.

      See p.23-24 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      Children from Macphail Memorial Public School form the original Reunion Drama Club: Back row: Ali Campion, Morgan Walter, Alie Barkman, Jessica Leal, Toby Jones, Maureen Keating; 2nd row: Joslyn Rogers, Marcus Brejak, Brett Patterson, Kandra Nicholson, Katy Stenberg-Baine; 1st row: Robyn Smith, Jenny MacArthur, Zoe Wood, Emily Hartmann, Katie McCarthy

      See p.23-24 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      See p.70-72 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

      Flesherton & District Farmer's Market [Left to right] Stan Baker, Murray Betts, Bob Elliott,[unknown], Lorraine Bentham, Sandy Young, Tina Kern, Jane Cates, Jim Kerr, Linda Reader, Eileen Daikens, Ruth Perks, Jack Westlake

      Wilda Allen and Jean Hutchinson break ground for the addition at the Flesherton Public Library

      Alex Robertson, Paul Bonwick, Wilda Allen, Jim Harrold, and a Ministry Representative [name unknown] launch the first Computer Access Program workstation at Flesherton Library

      Jan Moore scans a library bar code with the new computer system at the Flesherton Library for Alex Robertson

      Artemesia Council in 1991 Back row: Kris Kinsman, ? , ? , ? , Jim Harrold, ? , Marg Russell Front row: ? , Murray Betts, ?

      Brian Eagles paints the ceiling of the newly renovated Township offices for Artemesia township

      Flesherton Citizen and Business award winners (left to right): Bernice Douglas, Bill Stephens, Don Stewart and Frank Colton of Colton's Garage

      Don Harvey, Artemesia Municipal employee and grader operator, plants a tree at the Artemesia Township Municipal Building to mark Canada's 125th anniversary.

      Artemesia Township Reeve Bob Elliott cuts the ribbon to open the Flesherton Waste Water System facility.

      Wendy Boucher of Greyburr Farms selling her hand-painted carry bags and garden produce at the Flesherton & Distrcit Farmers' Market

      William George Watson's horse-drawn hearse was made at Shallow lake in the late 1930s and was in use until 1952, driven by Tom Currie. The photo is taken while the hearse was in storage in Dr. Jock Robinson's barn. Since then, the hearse has been acquired and restored by the …

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

      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 …

      Man dressed as a hobo clown wears a sandwich board advertising the schedule of events and pastimes during the Split Rail Festival

      Ferriers demonstration tent at the Split Rail Festival