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Forestry Centenary Event in Ford Community Hall, Argyll

Forestry Centenary Event in Ford Community Hall, Argyll

Date Added: 03 December 2019 Contributor: Norman Davidson Year of Photo: 2019 Picture No: 4585

Images by Marc Pickering, Forestry and Land Supervisor taken when at a Centenary social event in the Community Hall in Ford, Argyll.

This local forestry community event in celebration of 100 years of forestry and in fact the Centenary of the origins of the Forestry Commission was attended by around 50 present and former forestry staff from the local areas.

Some of the people who attended have names against the numbers. Note that there are three more images in the attached PDF below, There names are also recorded here.

1. Roger Wilson – Planning forester FLS
2. Jade Conway – Admin/office manager FLS
3. Helen Watt – Business manager FLS
4. Jennifer Weir – Admin officer FLS
5. Tommy McGrory – Planning forester FLS
6. Kat MacBrayne – Admin officer FLS

Picture No 1 in PDF

1. Douglas Blair – Forest craftsperson FLS
2. Daisy Bell – former Forest Worker FC
3. Phil Risby – former Head Forester at Kilmichael and Inverinan FC

Picture No 2 in PDF

1. Ewan Carter – Planning survey technician FLS
2. Bruce/Peter MacLean (brothers lookalike both work for forestry)
3. Donald Sansom – Planning Forest Liaison Officer FLS
4. Donald MacDougall – Beat Forester East Loch Awe FLS
5. ?

Picture No 3 in PDF

1. Donald Campbell – Machine Operator FLS
2. Helen Watt – Business Manager FLS
3. ?
4. Corinne Cheatham – ex admin manager FES
5. Janet Jardine – David Jardine’s wife
6. David Jardine – Former FDM and West Region Manager
7. John Taylor – Environment Forester FLS
8. Susan Campbell – H&M Forester FLS

Note that FLS refers to staff of Forestry and Land Scotland Western region, FES to former Forest Enterprise Scotland (West Argyll FD), FC former staff at Forestry Commission, Knapdale Forest.

See PDF below.

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Groups: Groups of people

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