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: Government Dock - Innisfil Beach Park; Photograph taken from the shoreline looking out onto Lake Simcoe, featuring a stone dock going into the water. There are children and families on the shoreline., 4511

: Government Dock - Innisfil Beach Park; A winter scene of the Government Dock covered in snow and Lake Simcoe frozen, there is a dog at the bottom of the photograph., 4524

: Grandma Taylor and Dorothy Pratt; Photograph of Grandma Taylor, Mary Taylor's mother, holding baby Dorothy Pratt on her lap. They are indoors, it is suspected Grandma Taylor is bathing Dorothy due to the towels under the baby, and the washbasin and combs on the chair on the left.

: Hewed Log House; Image taken from 'The History of Two Pioneer Families and The Farm at S.H. Lot 19, Con. 5. Innisfil Township, Simcoe County'. The two storey hewed log house built on the farm about 1845, about to be demolished in the winter of 1906. Shown in the picture are Mrs. William Ralston and Mr. Robert Stewart. Mrs. Ralston was the former Miss Mary King who lived here with her parents from 1868 until 1883. Note the dinner bell, considered a necessity on most farms at that time. Note also the lawn fence.

: Inagural Community Remembrance Day Service and Cenotaph Dedication

: Innisfil Beach Park; Photograph of Innisfil Beach Park shoreline, featuring cedar benches and chairs., 4509

: Innisfil Central Public School

: Innisfil Credit Union Staff Photo; A staff photograph of twenty-one people standing in front of an sign which can be read “Innisfil Credit Union LTD.”. (L-R) Doreen Smallwood, (?), Jenny Sacco, Kim Stoddart, Jenni Murrell, Gwen Srigley, Jackie Miles, Marilynn Bly, Diane Saunby, Heather MacDonald, Gail Right, Rita Heavens, Linda Hudson, Leanne Robbins, Faye Hull, Janet Delare-Dare, Gail Roubus, Janice Sefton, Michele Thompson, Pat Ashwood, Merv Wice (Manager), Absent: Joe (?).

: Innisfil Distributes Workloads to New Council; Newspaper clipping from the Scope, by Lorna Davis. "As well as being responsible for serving on council, and being involved in all aspects of running a Town, council members are appointed as chairpersons of various departments and some are appointed to other committees or boards. Appointments were announced at last week's council meeting. Mayor, Brian Jackson, automatically becomes a member of Simcoe County council. He will also be Innisfil council's representative on the South Simcoe Police Services Board. Deputy-mayor, Barbara Baguley, will also become a member of Simcoe County council as well as Innisfil's representative on Innisfil Hydro electric Power Commission. Councillor Roy Bridge will chair the Town's Road Service Department as well as sitting on the board of the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority. Counciller Dorothy Lea will chair the Recreation and Community Services Department as well as sit on the board of The Royal Victoria Hospital. Councillor Gord Wauchope will be chair of General Government plus a member of Innisfil Public Library Board. Councillor Bill Pring has been named chair of Financial Services. Councillor Bill Van Berkel will chair the Town's Utility Services. Councillor Paul Wardlaw will chair Fire Services. Councillor Lynn Dollin will chair Administrative Development Advisory Committee and Communtiy Development. The SCOPE wishes each member of council for the new term, good luck. Council's job has never been easy, but with provincial downloading of roads, social services and probably a lot more, it will be a great challenge indeed." The article is accompanied by nine images, each a portrait photograph of the councillors.

: Innisfil Park Booth and Snack Bar; Booth and Snack Bar at Innisfil Park, a building with drink and cigarette advertisements and families waiting to be served. The Snack Bar was operated by Alice and Fred Webster., 4508

: Innisfil Park Booth and Snack Bar; The original booth and snack bar built in Innisfil Park. A building with a bar railing and patio cover, featuring shelving along the back wall, and signage advertising drinks. Two women stand insdie the building looking at the camera, while two people stand outside at the bar rail. In 1938 Fred Webster was given the contract to supply a building and opperate it for three years., 4506

: Innisfil Police Force; Seven police officers in uniform, standing in front of cars.

: Innisfil S.S. #10 Innisfil Reunion; Reflections on the S.S #10 Innisfil Reunion, written by Donna Wise, and revised October 25, 2000.

: Innisfil Township Rural School Fall Fair Flyer

: Innisfil Veterans Book Launch; Photograph of Innisfil Historical Society President, Marj Mossman, standing next to a display of Innisfil veterans at the official book launch of “Innisfil Veterans: Their Lives and Memories”., 4458

: Innisfil Veterans Book Launch; Photograph of living Innisfil Veterans who attended the launch of Innisfil Historical Society's book “Innisfil Veterans: Their Lives and Memories”, taken at Innisfil Town Hall. (B-F, L-R) Row 1: Hans Oesinghaus, Cecil Browning, Jack McMillan. Row 2: [?], Mehdi Imtiaz, John Battle, Ross Emma, Kenneth Atkinson, Stanley Dinney, Bert Hogg, Gordon Fralick, Norman Dent, Don Verdin. Row 3: Charlie Reed, Elwood Webb, Tony D'Amelio, Harry Boyer, Shirlie Toro-Fralick, Allan Lennox, Bruce Townsend. Missing: Emil 'Pete' Bileski., 4453

: Innisfil Veterans Book Launch; Photograph of Major Barbara Baguley signing Veteran John Battle's “Innisfil Veterans: Their Lives and Memories” book at the official book launch., 4455

: Innisfil Veterans Book Launch; Photograph of Barb Love and MP Peter Van Loan holding up the book “Innisfil Veterans: Their Lives and Memories” during the official book launch., 4454

: Innisfil Veterans Book Launch; Photograph of Cookstown Councillor Lynn Dollin inviting book committee member Andrew Cowan to sing her copy of “Innisfil Veterans: Their Lives and Memories” at the official book launch., 4456

: Innisfil Veterans Book Launch; Photograph of Veterans book coordinator Donna Wice encouraging veterans or their family members to stand, to be recognized during the official book launch of “Innisfil Veterans: Their Lives and Memories”., 4457

: Innisfil Winter Road; A winter road, lined with trees, with the view looking east to Lake Simcoe, from the corner of 25th Side road and Concession 8. There is a sign on the left side of the photograph indicating a Ranch., 4520

: Isaac and Henrietta Spring; A portrait of Isaac and Henrietta (Hettie) Spring.

: Jack Webster's Truck; A truck, belonging to Jack Webster of Alcona, in a winter landscape. British American gas pumps., 4515

: Jim McPhee's Experience in the Royal Canadian Air Force

: Knock School - Class Photo 1956; Class photo taken outside Knock School, in 1956. (B-F, L-R) Row 1: Mervin Wice, Herb Shannon, David Sturgess, Jim Sturgess, Wendy Gray, Don Gray, Mary Sturgess, Peter Metcalf, Earl Shannon, Gordon Cowan, Ms. Tula Goheen (Teacher). Row 2: Carol Pope, Terry Webb, Esther Gray, Katlyn Bowman, Kenneth Bowman, Margaret Cowan, Tom Bowman, Dawn Sturgess, Marion Gibbons, Vivian [?]. Row 3: Larry Hogg, Walter Sturgess, [?] Shannon, Patti Ferguson, Margaret Sturgess, Larry (Bernard) Pope, Ross Wice.

: Lefroy Presbyterian Church Tea Meeting; A ticket for a Tea Meeting in the Lefroy Presbyterian Church, held on Friday Evening, February 12th, 1986. Tickets cost 15 cents. John Jacks was the chairman, and Robert Goodfellow was the secretary.

: Lefroy Public School Class Photo; Class photo taken outside of Lefroy Public School, in 1952. The teacher present is Bernice Simpson.

: Lefroy Women's Institute

: Lefroy Women's Institute

: Lefroy Women's Institute 1948 - 1949

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