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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
3
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A Halton fire prevention ceremony lauded by Warden Hinton and Fire Marshal Hurst highlighted boosted youth awareness and increased fire preventers. The Ontario wide contest inspired by Halton drew judges from Kitchener and Milton while local families and dignitaries attended a roast beef banquet for about 70 guests.
The bride wore a floor length white organza gown with lace panels and a bouffant, while guests from Newcastle, Timmins, Toronto, Meaford, Peterborough, Sudbury, Sundridge, Montreal, Galt, Brampton, Glen Williams and Georgetown attended. The reception followed in Brampton with a 1929 Model T as the couple’s wedding departure vehicle. The couple reside in Driftwood Apartments, Brampton.
The George town Volunteer Ambulance Service and wives held their annual dinner and dance Friday November 25 at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 120 with over 120 guests. A hot roast beef dinner was served by Legion Ladies. This year no speeches were made. A moment of silence honored charter member Tom Niven who died during the year. Prizes were donated by int tison and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Walker. Music for dancing came from recordings. The nurse at the hospital announced you have a fine son to one group of expectant fathers.
Bramalea resident Ruth Scott won the weekly Holy Cross Church bingo jackpot after a 53-number call. The prize began at 300 and rose by 25 each week until won, with additional Christmas door prizes like carving knives, butane candles, and free passes offered through December 22.
A key guideline from Canada’s Food Guide recommends a daily menu including at least one serving of potatoes and at least two servings of other vegetables, preferably leafy and yellow, and often eaten raw.
Norval side Service at Union Presbyterian on Sunday evening November 27 featured Mrs A Duncanson showing slides from their exchange to Scotland. Slides included abbeys and cathedrals of Great Britain Brampton Fair Norval scenes and other local interests. Margaret McClure Norma McClure introduced, Lorene Archdeacon led worship Peter Von Zaben prayed Joan MacDonald gave courtesies and Mrs Bill Hunter played piano.
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