05 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
1
The poem recalls a poor man guarding his yard and leather ball as boys trespass, lamenting lost youth and vanished mischief. It reflects on a child’s play, neighborly laughter, and the weight of time on a once lively village figure and the speaker’s own youth.
Under President Slaniy Hall the group promotes a junior event at Gordon Chisholas. Teams compete for laurels with hopes to retain the prize. the moral urged is to get the boys out on June 7.
Mary Handers plans to change her surname for social gain under Doctor Urbanter's guidance. Roott Morgan insists the move is financial vanity, while Tom Haddon and Lealle Miller push publicity aims. The office drama escalates as personal and professional motives collide.
Fragmentary text describes a royal or noble figure and a troubled engineering matter. The passage hints at a tense royal audience and atmospheric heat or unrest surrounding a project or plan. Details are unclear but suggest a public or court scene with tension.
The Peel and Hakion Old Timers Association plans a forenoon wine event and a dinner served picnic style from twelve to one o'clock. The 10 pm start, arena events, and Wall trophy dispute are noted along with charges, collections for expenses, and a list of in charge officers and organizers.
Fragmentary obituary and notice snippet mentioning Joann W. Andrews of Milton, and references to Mr and Mrs George Nitchts and other family names. Content appears unfinished with unclear dates and identities.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a Sunday night bus trip from a small town into the country. Riders depart a dance hall onto 73 highway, glimpsing fences, cottages, and dawn as the sunrise paints the sky. The narrative blends music, memory, and a sense of adventure.
In Milton Mrs. IL O Tulford left on Monday for Walkerville with her son. Tulford received care at East Gena Hospital where Robert Weelbrooke of Long Branch was admitted. The volunteer firefighters met at Oakville to select the annual gathering site and chose Peatropolis for this year.
The excerpt presents ornate cadence about candles and a cathedral setting. It evokes a reflective, almost sacred mood with imagery of rosy light, floral notes, and a call to the faithful amid a hushed twilight hour in a revered place.
Students face weeks of review across varied subjects in preparation for the final examination. The piece questions whether pupils have consistently studied or merely completed a course. It notes concern over interest and teacher focus during the year and whether teachers are ready to be assigned new duties.
Wardens under Hon. Slarry C. Nison seized in late December more than 480 trout, with only seven inch fish meeting legal size. One man reportedly held up to 206 undersized trout as officers closed in. Deputy Minister Taylor called the case among the worst gamahogging he has seen, with the confiscated fish turned over to Queens Park.
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