Debbie Moore earns record seventeen Brownie badges
Debbie Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Stan Moore 26 Stevens Crescent earned seventeen badges in three years with 4th Georgetown Brownie Pack including artist athlete booklover collector cook cyclist and more She flew up to Rangers last Wednesday passing three tests her first night Her sister Carol has nine badges with a year to go At Abitibi 25 Year Club An Wylie welcomed into membership at a Legion party with mantel clock gift and club year highlights including speeches and dancing
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Debbie Moore
Debbie
Stan Moore
Stevens Crescent
Georgetown Brownie
Rangers
Carol
Ballinafad teacher active in local church work dies
Rachel Ida Shortill, a Ballinafad teacher and active Ballinafad United Church member, died Wednesday in Georgetown Hospital. Born July 16 1634 at Swinton Park, she taught in West Garafraxa Elora Schreiber and Esquesing, married Fred W Shortill in November 1620, and lived on the Shortill Homestead Farm before retiring to Ballinafad. Survived by husband Fred, daughter Joanna Ridler, son Floyd, four grandchildren, two sisters, and numerous relatives. Funeral held December 13 at Ballinafad United Church with Rev Kelvin Johnston officiating. Pallbearers included Fred Shortill, Robert Shortill, J Fred Shortill, John Cole, Gordon Price and Roy Warne. The Ballinafad club note and service details appear in The Georgetown Herald.
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Rachel Ida Robson Shortil
Georgetown Hospital
Swinton Park
Croton Township
Susan Hill
John Robson
Orangevilleigh School
North Bay Teachers
Fred W. Shortill
Shor“til
Ballinafad
Shortill
Joanna
Ken Ridler
Fort William
Floyd
Georgetown
Judy
Janice. Ridler
Nancy
Jean Shortill
R. R
Ella
William McEnery
Guelph
Amelia
al Matt
North Trafalgar euchre party aids Salvation Army drive
The North Trafalgar Euchre Club held its weekly Euchre event on Saturday night Dec 4 with eleven tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Martha Richardson Mrs Joe Sills Mrs Joe Sammit Clare and others. A donation to the Salvation Army Christmas work was voted at Hornby Women’s Institute meeting.
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North Trafalgar
Harry Newton
Mexico
Hornby
International Institute
Ontario Hospital
Salvation Army
William Pherson
W. Wilson
Georgetown
Lew Sampson
Halton County Plowmen’s Association
Boyne
Jack Taylor
Sam Finnie
Alfred Ford
Lloyd May
Adam McCann
Doug.Wood
Whch
del Wood
Bertram
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Abitibi
Debonaires
Abitibi Provincial Paper, Ltd
Miss An Wylie
Miss Wylie
George Lockwood
Legion Auditorium
Legion
Trevor Williams
Charles Valantine
Lockwood
George Shaw
Manufacturing
United Church
Ballinafad United Church
Douglan Hogarth
Peegus
Jesse McExery
Fred Price
Mississauga
Douglas Nodwell
Lloyd Remvick
Orangeville
Warding Price
Limehouse
Miss Ann Hickey
Chester Scott
John D. Kel
Andrew Dewhurst
Dick Pa
Cker
Charles
Georgetown Herald
Valantine
Jim Ke Neat
ORC
Pia
Gambell, T
Robert Willems
Ponham McClements
Charles Val
Sion
Antine
Ann Wyle
George Smith
William Merritt
Lena McNally
Albert Carter
Jessie Leavitt
Clayton Allen
Janet McDougall
Walter South
Orval Rayner
Harry Hale
Fred McNally
R. B. Shortill
James Costigan
Walter Peck
Dick Grace
Bertie Weston
George Blick
Jim Hill
Tom Herbert
Jack Mee
Steve Eaden
William Hewitt
George Lout
Ray Pomeroy
William Stanson
Rupert Beaumont
Eleanor Treanor
Ivan Crabtree
Jim Dobbie
Norman ,Marchment
Grover Norton
Bert Tuck
Wilbert Bradley
Charles Davies
Robert Eason
Robert Hardman
Norman Herbert Leopard Rayner
del Wallace
Trevor’ Wilkin
Helen Monemy
Jack Hooper
Floyd MacDonald
Lloyd Boyd
Jim
Institute Aids Salvation eArmy
Myrna Campbell
Millon District Hospital
Wisken
Fire Department
Evelyn Shoppe
Crest Hardware
John Boughton
Jewellers
Bulova
Delrex Smoke Shop
Brigham
GS Television
Stationery
Robert Gougeon
McNamara’s Jewellers
Shoprite
IGA
Wigo TV & Appliances Ltd
Hunter Bros
Towne Sewing Centre
Guelph Streeborg
Milliere
RCA Record
Jackson’s Ladies
Pauline
Crawford
Main Sr. S
Pete Pomeroy
VY Main Sr. N
Stevenson
Comfi Interiors
St. S
Department of Transport
Main Street South
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