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Song tells story of women in Okanagan orchard work

  • A new single titled "The Apple Box Belles" by Tiller's Folly highlights women's roles in the Okanagan fruit industry during the First World War, when men left to fight in Europe.
  • Tiller's Folly notes that women became efficient in sorting, wrapping, and packing apples, leading to competitions around these tasks.
  • Isobel Stillingfleet from Kelowna was named Apple Queen of the British Empire at a worldwide competition in Birmingham, U.K. in 1937.
  • The song will be presented at concerts in Southern Interior B.C. and accompanied by a songumentary with archival images.
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Song tells story of women in Okanagan orchard work

Vancouver-based Tiller’s Folly to present song at series of concerts

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Penticton Western News broke the news in on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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