Brampton Lions Club Jamboree Supports Guildren Ward
Brampton Lions Club raises funds for Guildren’s Ward at Peck Memorial Avenue. Jamboree at Wuttonville Park on June 3 and 4 features a keel of acts, Master of Ceremonies Ken Soble, and a Miss Peel County Beauty Contest with cash prizes and a Bulova watch for the winner.
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Peck Cemorial
Luneard
Ken Soble
ALL Stags
Ehlerlabiers
Harvey
Debbs
Renowted
Peel County
Peel
Vince Mountford
Lions
Mountford
Queen St
Brampton
Georgetown Lions Attend District Convention in Hamilton
Several members of the Georgetown Lions Club attended the district convention in Hamilton last Wednesday at the Royal Connaught Hotel. From the local club, J. L. Lambert Art Scott Norman Smith Fred Chapman Clarence Kennedy Jack Armstrong and Alex Maclaren were present.
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Georgetown Lions Club
Hamilton
Royal Connaught Hotel
J. L. J. L. Lambert
Art Scott
Norman Smith
Fred Chapman
Clarence Kennedy
Jack Armstrong
Alex Maclaren
Final exams loom as school year nears end at GHS
The writer previews upcoming exam week at GHS with stages of study and anticipation. Teachers schedule departmental exams on June 13 while Cadet Inspection occurs Monday. Upper school finishes by June 23, with many students planning summer work.
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Wikb
GHS
U. of T
Ile
Thanks From Georgetown Baseball Club for Generous Support
The Georgetown Baseball Club thanks the people of Georgetown and district for donations in the recent canvas. A long list of supporters includes Clarence Bain, W. G. Bell, Simmons Jewellers, Roy Bradley, Ernie Alcotts, Jack Catton, Elmer Thompson, Buck's Butcher Shop, Georgetown Bakery, Webb's Bakery, H. J. Slenko, Sam Mackenzie, Phoenix House, and many more. C. E. Herrington serves as secretary treasurer.
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Georgetown Baseball Club
Georgetown
Clarence Bain
W. G. Bell
Simmons Jewellers
Roy Bradley
Ernie Alcott
Jack Catton
Ab Williams
Walter T. Evans and Co
Tom Hewson
Elmer Thompson
Ern Thompson
Buck's Butcher Shop
Georgetown Bakery
Webb's’ Bakery
H. J. Slenko
Sam
Joe Gibbons
Claude Kentner
J. Sandford
Newlwed Couple Wed at Streetsville Church
Merle Noble daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick W Noble married Gordon Ernest Leslie son of Mr and Mrs William J Leslie of Hornby on May 10 at Streetsville United Church. They will live on their farm near Hornby.
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Streetsville United Church
Merle Noble
Frederick W. Noble
Gordon Ernest Leslie
William J. Leatle
Hornby
Mms
Leslie
Georgetown reminiscences and local moves highlighted
The column recalls Laura Rose Stephen a Georgetown native active in Women Institutes and an organizer of the Laura Rose Institute in Galt while listing numerous local moves. It notes OAC convocation attendees including Bob and Armand Lawson, and reports multiple town residents relocating to North Bay Ottawa Parry Sound and Huntsville. Weather and gardening concerns are mentioned with frost nipping tomato and pepper plants.
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Laura
Rose Stephan
Georgetown
Stephen
Javitus Yin
Ottawa
John Murdock
Haan Ipige
Galt
Women’'s Institute
Mrs. Stephen
Ontario
Laura Rose Institute
Stephen Laught
Owa.c
Lawrence Rose
Kentner
O.A.C
Oa.c
E. B. Swackhamer
Armand Swackhamer
Jimmy
Walter Lawson
Armand
Bob
Vincent Massey
OAC
Samuel Beatty
Faculty of Arts
University of Toronto
Doug Egan
Paul
Dale
North Bay
We Grandview
Vic Torrance
Doug
Dayfoot Shoe Company
Ed Johnston
Campbellford
Mr. and
Syfs
Art Booth
John
Nancy
Karen
Booth
Moffit
Emery Street
Parry Sound
Molfit
Scott Motor Sales
Dalmer Majuery
Cordaro
Charles Street
Pete Hunter
Valleyview
Huntsville
Queens Street
Alva Grieve
Jack Cotton
David
England
Beatrice
Bubbles) Brill
Telegram
Sutton
Bearice
U. of T
David Brill
Toronto
Lorne
Bramp
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Charles Hancock
Renf Rew
Fred Schultz
Kitchener
Guildren's
Hospital
AIM OF Brampton Lions Club
Westinghouse
Goodlet
Main Street
High School News
Newlweds
Smith
M.leld
Will
Ingersoll
Niam Stone Sons
Oshawa
Orillia
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