Split Rail Country Vol. II Photo Collection

    Assorted photos from the Priceville Santa Claus Parade

    Scouts and scout leaders march in the Split Rail Parade

    Reeve Jim Harrold and Dawn Dawson ride in the back of a convertible as part of the Split Rail parade

    Kids play band instruments as part of the Split Rail Festival

    Daughter of Michael and Christine Kirby, local Grey County Historians and former archeologists

    See p.9 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

    Hadden Hutchinson and his friend were Canadian. They were working in Sault Ste. Marie and decided to sign up together but happened to be across the border when they did so.

    Cake has the emblem and words Artemesia Township iced on to its top

    See attached brochure for more information

    See attached brochure for more information

    See attached brochure for more information

    See attached brochure for more information

    A collage of photos taken at the annual Priceville Canada Day celebration

    A small tractor pulls a buggy in front of the Fisher Block in Flesherton

    See also p.99 of Split Rail Vol. II

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

    Murray Betts gets to "kiss the pig" being held by Jim Harrold. The Kiss the Pig contest was an annual part of the Split Rail festival. Contestants names were voted on by the community and whoever got

    Murray Betts receives an Artemesia Township sweatshirt as a retirement present from Bert Baragar.

    Group photo of the new Council for Artemesia township, 1994 Back Row--Councilors: Robert Hawkins and Brad Olliver; Chief Building inspector, Rick Cole; Road Superintendent, Glenn Eagles; Clerk, Marg

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