Lions Bandstand Opens To Aid Georgetown Girls Pipe Band
The Lions Club plans a June 10 gala at the new Lions Bandstand to raise funds for sending Georgetown Girls Pipe Band to New York City for the Lions International Convention. The event features the Lorne Scots Band Riley's Entertainers and a Simmons Jewellers diamond ring draw. Lions Clubs will cover half the trip costs, led by Roy Magloughlen with band leader Roy Magloughlen praised for the honor.
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Lions
Georgetown Girls
New York City
Georgetown
Lorne Scots
Riley
Riley Brethour
Simmons Jewellers
New York
Canada
Lions International
Lions Clubs
Roy Magloughlen
Local News Roundup Spans Fires Roads and New Ventures
A car fire involving Harvey Lusty prompts brief editor notes on holiday edits. Fred Chapman of Bank of Commerce highlights human interest stories. A gust scatters a girl’s papers on Mill Street, a passerby helps recover them at a drug store. A Fort William enquiry responds to a drug ad, and a Windsor border remark shows cross border curiosity. Georgetown gains Kentner’s Drugs neon style, Charlotte McCullough becomes Barrager’s Cleaners chief, a new Cordaro Building basement restaurant opens, Norval’s Hudson grocery passes to Mr and Mrs Patterson. Thomas Goodlet recovers from toe surgery at Sunnybrook Hospital. A Fort William subscriber from the early 1900s seeks news of home. Reciprocity comments on American skepticism of Canadian money and potential cross border dollars.
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Fred Chapman
Bank of Commerce
Mill Street
Denewes
Rchid
Georgetown
Kentner’s Drugs
Charlotte McCullough
Gladys Prouse
Barrager’s Cleaners
Miss Prouse
Cordaro
Orangeville
Norval
Hudson
Patterson
Orillia
Thomas Goodlet
Sunnybrook Hospital
D. M. Steatner
Fort William
Acton Theatre Manager to Take Over in St Thomas
George Robinson, manager of the Roxy Theatre in Acton, will depart for St Thomas to assume management of the Odicon Theatre. Lewis Miller of Kitchener will replace him at Acton. Mr W E Nodwell returns from eight months abroad and visits Hillsburgh with his mother after the death of his father.
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W. E. Nodwell
Englasd
France
Hillsburgh
George Robinson
Roxy Theatre
Acton
St. Thomas
Oecdon Theatre
Lewis Miller
Kitchener
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Limehouse
Hornby
Stewarttown
Ashgerove
Ballinfad
Walter C. Biern
Mary H. Biebn
Garfield J. McGilvray
Leslie M. ‘Clark
Corey Herrington
Herald
Maintreet
Eliss’ Mall
Post Office Dept
Iowa
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Associations
C.w.n-A
the Editor’s Corner
Recreational Commission
Lions Club
Joseph Gibbons
Lionel Barrymore
GRC
Erin
Industrial Bowling League
Harvey Lusty
B. F. Murfin Sheet Metal Works
DR. J.burns Milne
X-Ra
Clifford -Reid
LDS Dds
Elmer C
Thompson Insurance Service
C. P. Railway and Allied
Georgetown Ee
LeRoy Dale
K.C
Sybil Bennett
K.C. Mill Street
Georgetown Phone
Langdon and Aylsworth
Kenneth M. Langdon
Georgetown R
Macintyre
Aylsworth
B.A. Acton
Mill St
Cooper BI
Acton 1
Frank Petch
Georgetown P. O
Orangeville, Ont
Nielsen Mos
Pr “Wed
Dominion
Lever' ‘and
Hoskin Chartered Accountants
Metropolitan
Victoria Street
Toronto
J. A. Willoughby & Sons
Yonge St
Tom Hewson
Radio
J. Sanford & Son
Pollock & Campbell
Water St. North Galt
Greenwood Cemetery
McNally & Lane Co. Ltd
ELGIN
Jack Sudermann
Tsyle
Phoenix House
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