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 January 9, 1989,     This is a a newspaper obituary notice for Della Tulloch of Iron Bridge who died at the age of 80. Her surviving relative are named along with funeral and burial arrangements.

 1989,     George's Square located in Downtown Oakville.

 August 1989,     Children painting outdoors at the Summer Activities camp.

 1989,     Two children petting a rabbit at the Picnic in the Park event at Lakeside Park. This event was hosted by the Oakville Historical Society.

 1989,     Children present at the Oakville Museum's Christmas Program.

 1989,     Children doing jumping jacks.

 1989,     Children doing arts and crafts at camp.

 1989,     Children playing on a playground.

 1989,     Camp councilors dressed up as Muppets for a show, pose for a picture.

 1989,     Face painting at the SAC.

 1989,     Children at the SAC wave to the camera.

 1989,     Children at the SAC playing a fishing game.

 1989,     The Roschman and Brother Button Company started in 1878 as Roschman and Bowman, by Richard Roschman and Daniel Bowman. In 1884 Richard's brother Rudolph became part owner and company name changed to Roschman and Brother. In 1886 the factory was built at 25 Queen (later Regina) Street south. Changes in ...

 1989,     The Roschman and Brother Button Company started in 1878 as Roschman and Bowman, by Richard Roschman and Daniel Bowman. In 1884 Richard's brother Rudolph became part owner and company name changed to Roschman and Brother. The factory was located at 25 Queen (later Regina) Street south. Changes in the button ...

 Fall 1989     Lake Eugenia, a man-made lake, is drained during repairs to the Eugenia hydro dam

 1989     Dr. Jock Robinson and Pat Bernard of Flesherton serve up BBQ at the opening ceremony of the new Artemesia Township Recycling program.

 June 1989     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.

 Nov 1989     See also p.99 of Split Rail Vol. II

 1989     Pat Bernard, Jim Love and Archie Bernard serve up BBQ to help celebrate the opening of the Artemesia township Recycling Program

 1989     Ceremonial ribbon-cutting to open the new Artemesia Township Municipal maintenance shed.Left to right: George Schafer (Glenelg Reeve); Ken Fromanger (Ministry of Transportation of Ontario representative); Murray Betts (Artemesia Reeve); I.B. Whittaker (Former Road Superintendent); Gus Mitges (M.P.P.); Michael Richardson (I.B. Whittaker's grandson)