Assist Students with Summer Theatre Plans
The Branch approves sponsoring high school students to start a summer theatre under director David Blaney with two plays or one play and one musical. Profits will go to Branch 120 for a charitable group, with Rev. Kelvin Johnston as liaison and a committee to assist him. Also approved is a cairn project at the cemetery led by George Muckart and the Cemetery Board, nearing completion, with an unveiling on June 11, and National Veterans Week events June 11–17. Membership stands at 33 new, 4 reinstated, while 107 members owe dues for 1967, risking loss of Provincial and Dominions Command status if not paid by March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Blaney
Branch 120
George Muckart
Muckart
Odd Fellows
National Veterans
Chaiirman
Buster Hale
Buster
Glen
Legion
Sleep on Bus Ottawa Trip Brings Schoolwide Daylong Tour
Forty five Wrigglesworth Public School grade 8 pupils and six chaperones conducted a 30 hour bus tour to Ottawa. Two buses left May 15 at 11 p.m. and returned May 17 at 5:30 a.m. They toured Parliament, Hull, RCAF Rockcliffe, museums, the mint, and shopped. They slept on the buses and had early breakfast at YM YWCA quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Wrigglesworth
Parliament
Ottawa
Capitol
Hull
Quebec
RCAF
Rockcliffe
YM Ywca
Parliament Buildings
House of Commons
Senate
Peace Tower
Mall
Mint
Camp Cousins Represent GDHS At Ontario Athletics
Georgetown District High School will be represented by camp delegates Charlie Biehn and Jane McNally at the Ontario Athletics Leadership Camp on Lake Couchiching this July and August. Sponsored by the Department of Education, the two week sessions for girls in July and boys in August involve 192 students from across the province. The program emphasizes leadership, event planning, and community service under top physical education instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Biehn
Jane McNally
Georgetown District High School
Department of Education
Lake Couchiching
Cyclist bruises leg in vehicle collision
David Corbett age 14 of 50 Byron Street suffered a bruised left leg after being knocked down by a car driven by Robert Turkington as he rode north on Edward Street. He was taken to hospital by police after the 5:30 p.m. collision. Constable Henry Vandersluis investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Corbett
Byron Street
Edward St
Robert Marshall
Turkington
Prince Charles Drive
Wrigglesworth
Henry Vandersluis
Fire Damages Kennedy Street Home From Grease Fire
A Kennedy Street house suffered heavy smoke damage after a grease spill on a kitchen range ignited a blaze Monday night. Fire Chief Erwin Lewis said flames stayed in a front ground floor area, but smoke damaged rooms throughout. Sixteen year old Danny Engleby detected smoke, woke his grandfather, and both were treated after inhaling smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Street
Erwin Lewis
Constanta
Danny Engleby
Curry and Subject Take Over East End Texaco Dealership
Bruce Subject of 50 Stevens Crescent and Ernie Curry of 3 Delrex Boulevard assume the East End Texaco station today after long service in Georgetown Automotive and prior owner experience. Subject served as WW2 vehicle repair instructor and is active in Legion Branch 120 and St James Masonic Lodge. He and Loretta have three children Bonnie David and Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Texaco
Guelph St
East End
Bruce
Subject
Branch 120
The
Canadian Legion
St. James
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Hawes
Great Ontario
Champlain
Champlain Country
Georgian Bay
Samuel de Champlain
Penetanguiahene
Orillia
Leacock Memorial
Bonnechere
Algonquin Park
Muskoka Lakes
Kawarthas
Syvan Haliburton
Province of Ontario
Department of Tourm & Infortioe
Toronto
Toormm & Information
Ryder
Cousins
Ontario Athletics
Georgetown Herald
William Brydson Anthony
Market Street
Sonja Poulsen
James Street
Market and
Maple Streets
Keith Orpen
Anthony
Market
Poulsen
H. Koeslag
Glen Williams
Stan
Gray Coach Line Agency
Stan's Restaurant
Yih
Ines
Town OF Georgetown Works Dept
Kennedy St
Ernie Curry
Georgetown
Midland
North
Canadian Red Cross Society
Joseph Gibbons
Kennedy RD. N
Brampton
Peel Secondary School
Wynfield Nursery and Garden
7Th Line
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