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: Lefroy Baseball Team; Outdoor group photo of the Lefroy Baseball Team in 1914. The photo includes nine men and fourteen women. In the photo the ladies are seated on the grass in the front wearing long white dresses while the men stand behind them in white long sleeved shirts and dark pants., IHS3635

: Lefroy Community Hall; Photo taken by Clair Lehbery of the exterior of the Lefroy Community Hall. Originally known as the Grange Hall, it was built circa 1900 or earlier by the Grange organization of farmers. Supplies for the building were ordered in bulk, and the men who assisted in its construction were: James Allan, Walter Ralston, Charles Cross, William Kell, Frank Beatty, Fred Allan, Howard Allan, Walter Allan, Audis King, Chris Grose, Carley McCulloch, Dwight Rogerson, and W.C.W. McCullough. The Lefroy Continuation School was housed in the building from 1923-1927 where the first teacher was Jennie Henderson. From the mid-1950s until 1958 it was used as a public school. The Lefroy United Church later purchased the hall from the Township of Innisfil. The building itself has open gable roof and wood siding, and features a small extension on both the back and side., IHS999

: Lefroy Continuation 1361; Back row: _____after Peggy Hull - Howard Thornton, Mike Marinoff, ________after Don Ralston, Eddie Marinoff. Second row: Marilyn Noble, ______after Evelyn Jackson, Judy Keown, Given Forbes, Ione Tillman. Front row: Alvin Reid, Ian Johnston, unknowns, Wesley Prosser, Norman Young. Further information is available at the Document Centre at Knock, IHS1361

: Lefroy Continuation School; Lefroy Continuation School Initiation Exercise Guys- L. to R. Glen Terrrell, Ian Johnston, Syd Jones, Art Jack, Ric Morris, Doug Young. Girls- L. to R. Gail Lucas, Janice Todd, Elizabeth Reid, Sandra Herrler, Grace Forbes, Louise Sheldon, Evelyn Spencer. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS4157

: Lefroy Continuation School; Left to Right: Betty (Montgomery) Sheldon, Marguerite Jack, Gladys (Kell) Gibson With School ensignia: "Work Conquers All", IHS865

: Lefroy Continuation School; Back row left to right: Darcy Trombley, Howard Stewart, Albert Rennie, Everett Cooke, Frank Blackmore, Vernon Wice, Hayden Cooper, Front row: left to right: Verrol Stewart, Hillary Blackmore, Bill Sheldon, Howard Morris, Leo Trombley, Barry Blackmore, Boys of the school. Further information is available at the Document Centre at Knock, IHS952

: Lefroy Continuation School; Back Row: Mr. Kemp, Scott Neilly, Gordon Sheldon, Temple Watt, Albert Rainey, Luella Donnelly, Beatrice Houston, Gladys Clement, Dora McEwan, Beatrice Campbell, Florence Blackmore Middle Row: Thorton Stephens, Harold Payne, Tom Blackmore, Helen Baxter, Helen Beatty, Eileen Baker, Edith Blackmore, Jean Donnelly, Bessie Bell Front Row: Ted Sheldon, Ralph Baker, Harry Weeks, Ken Ralston, Marshall Campbell, Owen Bell, Bill Houston

: Lefroy Continuation School; Lefroy Continuation School - c 1931-32: Back Row: Charlie Hamer, Scott Neilly, Harry Weeks, Beatrice Houston, Margaret Stephens, Luella Donnelly, Helen Beatty, Mary Hillock, Mildred Butt, Grace Allan, Betty Porritt Second Row: Margaret Scott (teacher) Kenneth Ralston, Bill Houston, Thornton Stephens, Florence Blackmore, Gladys Clement, Marion Hodgson, Louise Kneeshaw, Dorothy Allan, Kathleen Houston, Edith Blackmore, Kathleen Donnelly, Jean Cowan (teacher) Third Row: Dorothy Baxter, Gladys Kell, Jessie McTavish, Floydine Bannerman, Dorothy Reid, Muriel Guest, Mary Morris, Vera Bedford, Margaret Hamer, Carrie Neilly, Ruth Hughes, Evelyn Lowry, Jean Ralston, Kay Ingram Front Row: Gordon Bedford, Earle Steele, ____, Ross Neilly, ____, Ted Sheldon, Frank Blackmore, Jack Whan, Ray Law, Campbell Hamer. Costumes, clothing., IHS3724

: Lefroy Continuation School; Back: Mrs. Stuart McQuarrie (teacher), Bette Tillman, Neva Archer, Norma Cook, Beth Prosser, Helen Kell, Sylvia Kell, Roger Sturgeon, Duncan Coutts, Ian Jack, Paul Tuckey, _____, Margaret Campbell, Peggy Hull, Mae Prosser. Mr. ___Barnes (teacher)l Middle: Mae Roulston, Ann Constable, ____Curtis, Kathy Browning, Marilyn Noble, Grace Sawyer, Edith Kell, Glenna Stewart, Marlene Baldwin, ________, Flo Torrense, Betty Houston (?), Marietta Atkinson, Front: _______, Kay Sloan, Vernon Abrams, Tom King, Yosh Yamamoto, Ernest Parker, Don Roulston, Ted Corner, Wilson Forbes, Colin Jack. Further information is available at the Document Centre at Knock., IHS1966

: Lefroy Continuation School; Front: Don Atkinson, Mike Calahan, Colin Jack, Don Roulston, Allan Stewart, _________, Ron Tuckey, ______, _________, Roderick Coutts, Ian Atkinson, Alvin Reid, Middle: Margaret Sturgeon, Marlene Baldwin, Grace Sawyer, Ruth Prosser, Kay Sloan, Bette Tillman, Margaret Campbell, Sylvia Kell, Mae Prosser, Marietta Atkinson, Flor Torrance, Betty Houston, Marilyn Noble. Back: Mrs. Stuart McQuarrie (teacher), ________, ______ Curtis, ________, Glenna Stewart, Betty Fagan, Edith Kell, Peggy Hull, Lois Burke, Tom King, Paul Tuckey, Roger Sturgeon, Norm Young, Vern Abrams, Ian Jack, Mr. ______Coates(teacher). Further information is available at the Document Centre at Knock., IHS1970

: Lefroy Continuation School - 1926 - 1958; Lefroy Continuation School, 1926 - 1958, construction was hollow concrete block and brick. For a few years the building housed the Sheila Morrison School (until 1986). The part of the school to the left of the picture was the abandoned Presbyterion Church, after Church Union in 1925. It was converted to a two room school (Continuation) and opened in 1926. The entrance on the extreme left was added at this time, a short flight of steps to the basement. Stairs up to the main foyer (two windows) leading to classrooms left and right, with the Principal's office on the southwest corner (single window). In 1938 the part to the right was added, and Home Economics was taught upstairs and Industrial Arts in the basement. This was the first Home Economics and Industrial Arts in the County, as Barrie, or any of the other towns had not started to teach them yet. Due to a very progressive Continuation School Board from the Lefroy and Belle Ewart sections, and local pupils being able to attend as county pupils, an education up to Fourth Form (Grade 12) Home Economics and Industrial Arts was provided for the southeast part of the Township., IHS3507

: Lefroy Continuation School - 1926 - 1958; Lefroy Continuation School, 1926 - 1958, construction was hollow concrete block and brick. For a few years the building housed the Sheila Morrison School (until 1986). The part of the school to the left of the picture was the abandoned Presbyterion Church, after Church Union in 1925. It was converted to a two room school (Continuation) and opened in 1926. The entrance on the extreme left was added at this time, a short flight of steps to the basement. Stairs up to the main foyer (two windows) leading to classrooms left and right, with the Principal's office on the southwest corner (single window). In 1938 the part to the right was added, and Home Economics was taught upstairs and Industrial Arts in the basement. This was the first Home Economics and Industrial Arts in the County, as Barrie, or any of the other towns had not started to teach them yet. Due to a very progressive Continuation School Board from the Lefroy and Belle Ewart sections, and local pupils being able to attend as county pupils, an education up to Fourth Form (Grade 12) Home Economics and Industrial Arts was provided for the southeast part of the Township., IHS3507

: Lefroy Continuation School - C 1950; Lefroy Continuation School in the early 1950's: Back Row: Verna Noble, Margaret Campbell, Sylvia Kell, ____, Sheila Reive, Don King, Doug Reive, Paul Tuckey, ____King Second Row: Gwen Forbes, Betty Houston, Maryetta Atkinson, Kathy Browning, Betty Tillman, Anne Constable, Mae Prosser, ____, Marilyn Noble Front Row: Allan Browning, Noel Andrade, Don Sawyer, Alf Corner, Ian Jack, Tom King, Mel Saunders, Colin Jack, IHS3725

: Lefroy Continuation School 1923-1958 Reunion July 1, 1989; A summary of events and attendance at the July 1, 1989 reunion of former students of Lefroy Continuation School, 1923-1958, IHS4244

: Lefroy Continuation School 1926; Picture of Lefroy Continuation School 1926 Further information is available at the Document Centre at Knock, IHS1921

: Lefroy Continuation School 1930; Front row: Ted Sheldon, Ralph Baker, Harry Weeks, Ken Ralston, Marshall Campbell, Owen Bell, Bill Houston 2nd row: Thornton Stephens, Harold Payne, Tom Blackmore, Helen Baxter, Helen Beatty, Eileen Baker, Edith Blackmore, Jean Donnelly, Bessie Bell Back row: Mr. Kemp, Scott Neilly, Gordon Sheldon, Temple Watt, Albert Rainey, Luella Donnelly, Beatrice Houston, Gladys Clement, Dora McEwan, Beatrice Campbell, Florence Blackmore, IHS28

: Lefroy Continuation School 1930; Back row: L to R: Mr. Hagar Whitney (teacher) Margaret Stephens, Evelyn Gibbons, Mildred Everton, _________, Clarence Stewart,Claude Nesbitt, Lloyd Hughes Second row: L to R: Kathleen Houston, Doris Baker, Bertha Stewart, Jean McKeown, Sarah Wilson, Beatrice Campbell or Margaret Grose, Dorothy Allan, Jean Hughes Further information is available at the Document Centre at Knock, IHS1360

: Lefroy Continuation School 1931; Register of Daily Attendance Lefroy Continuation School September 1931 - June 1932, IHS3536-pg1-399

: Lefroy Continuation School 42-43; Back row: (L to R) Beth Chappel, Audrey Rose, Allan Green, John Sinclair, Ken Plant, Jack Fraser, Roy Houghton (principal) Second row: Miss Grace Bennett (teacher), Mary Donnelly, Catherine Graham, Beth Huddleston, Grace Browning, Lillian Gordon, Elma Quantz, Betty Ruffett, Joyce Matchett. Third row: (Back) Mary Todd, Marjorie Flower, Ethel Hunter, Jean Flowers, Dorothy McCullough, Irene Payne, Myrna Todd, Joy Christian. Front row: Bill Neilly, George Lucas, George Eakin, Bill Winchester, Howard Green, Bill Boychoff, Wallace Lucas. Further information is available at the Document Centre at Knock, IHS1585

: Lefroy Continuation School Boat Cruise; Lefroy Continuation School Boat Cruise: Bruce Prentice - a student, his photograph is on file at the Heritage Centre Mr. Roy Houghton, Principal, on the left and Howard Stewart, a student is on the right., IHS3893

: Lefroy Continuation School, Entertainment 1936; Left to right: Jessie McTavish, Gladys Kell, Doris Webb, Margaret Morris, Luella Donnelly, IHS866

: Lefroy Creek Boating; Boating on Lefroy Creek, 1904, IHS278

: Lefroy From Grain Elevator; This photo is assumed to have been taken from the top window of the grain elevator adjacent to the railway tracks, looking to the north-west. The houses in the bottom foreground were railway houses for the employees who maintained the tracks and were called the section crew., IHS3266

: Lefroy Grain Elevator; The Lefroy grain elevator began construction in the early 1900s and was built by Albert Kirkpatrick., IHS398

: Lefroy Grange Members; 1904 group photo of the members of the Lefroy Grange. All nineteen men are dressed formally in suits. Pictured from left to right, seated: David Lennox, Tom Sawyer, W.C.W. McCullough, John Todd, Walter Ralston, Dwight Rogerson, Audus King, James Todd, and Harry Stewart. Standing: Norman Wilson, Harvey Sawyer, Christopher Grose, Alexander McCullough, James Allan, Robert. J. Stewart, Charles Cross, Charles McCullough, Andrew King, and William Ralston.

: Lefroy Main Street 3; Looking East from the railroad track. -note Reid's Bakeshop - " As Good As The Bread In Canada " -Also Art King's new chopping mill, IHS869

: Lefroy Main Street 4; Main Street , Lefroy -- looking east, IHS2147

: Lefroy Main Street Postcard; Postcard of Main Street (present day Killarney Beach Road) in Lefroy, looking East in the 1930s. LUC #101.

: Lefroy Mural 2009; First historical mural for Innisfil was erected on the southwest corner of the Lefroy Arena. Sonja Rathke, muralist from Penetang, was the creator of this 11 by 13 foot pictoral history. The mural depicts the Lefroy train station in the late 1900s. Eagle Eye Construction built a frame on which to fasten the mural, then set the nine sections in place. Killarney Beach School students attended the December 16th dedication ceremony., IHS4285

: Lefroy Post Office; Lefroy Post Office was in this building for years. Latterly in the left hand side, a butcher shop was on the right hand side. The building on the right the general store is still there - Hoggarths IGA grocery store in 1984., IHS3535

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