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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
3
Diverse small town items note upcoming events in Georgetown including a field day on July 2nd and a home cooking sale on Friday June 13th. Community groups such as the Norval Women’s Institute and Junior W A of St George’s Church plan gatherings in June.
Freach Lake trout at T. W. Smiths Fish and Meat Market. Ladies Spring Coats clearout at Brill and Co Gooree town priced at 6 95. Plants for sale Colery Tomato Cauliflower and cabbage varieties at W H Godfrey estate Guelph St 41. From maker to wearer English hip boot guaranteed satisfaction. Calf boots on sale this week 4 and 5 40 pairs men work boots best value in county Saturday only 3.00 per pair. Women’s boots 2.00 up. Repairs as usual. J Ronay Factory Shoe Store.
A conference of camp leaders for the Trail Rangers and Sunday school boys met at Norval as Ontario Boys Work Board prepares twenty five district camps. Garden Party planned at Norval United Church hosted by Mr Robert H McLaughlin. Chinguacousy event set for June 20. Programs include Black Face and White Face acts. admission 35 cents adults 20 cents children. June 6 theatre listings feature Two Flaming Youths with W C Fields and Chester Conklin, plus The Vanishing Ruder and Elegy. Matinees and prices noted for June 8 13 events and Beaus Sabreur westerns.
A string of visits fills the community as Mr H Mele of Chathan wana and other pairs travel from Ontario towns like Brampton Georgetown Otterville and Toronto.返回 residents attend meetings graduate nurses and university exams in Toronto London and Guelph while wintering in Florida North Carolina and Buffalo.
The United Church Ladies Aid hosts a Thursday banquet for the United Choir with toasts by W. T. Evhow. Arthur Black and P. B. Harrison propose The Lorhe Choir and The Ladies Aid. Musical numbers feature Margaret Dickie Maud McDonald and Little Miss Livery of Toronto. A warm vote of thanks closes the evening. Additional items include a June 2 wedding in Guelph and Mae's Ladies Night with billiards demonstrations.
Sunday services mark the 2th anniversary of the opening of He Alban's Church Glenwillama Ot aon with Holy Communion and Evensong. Special preacher T G Wallace of London opens the parish. United Church morning sermon by Rev Dr Dickie on the United Church after three years. Evening session addresses Freemasons with a discussion on home and temple.
Norval Y M C A announces a summer camp site on the Credit River near Norval about 40 miles west of Toronto. Through the generosity of Morden Neilson, president of the William Neilson Company, the property is purchased for camp use at an investment of about $10,000. Allan McPherson, Hoyas Work Committee chair, disclosed details at a dinner and band meeting at the Ontario Club.
An enthusiastic gathering of Ching uacousy Townahle Conservatives was held Monday night in the Orange Hall, Brampton, in honor of Sam Charters and Tom Kennedy, Dominion and Provincial representatives. The Hon. William Finlaygon reviewed government work on prevention and reforestation. A bouquet was presented to Mrs Charters and Mrs Kennedy by Miss Violet Henry. Speakers included Gordon Graydon, Art Fletcher, A. G. Davis, and Dr R Barna.
A London magistrate convicted a Western Ontario drover for neglecting to grade and mark hogs under new regulations. The case shows the department’s push to enforce grading, provide producers with hog quality details, and standardize drover practices across the industry.
A Salvation Army ceremony united Captain A Gardner of Toronto and Captain W Hiltz of Georgetown in Dovercourt Road Toronto on Tuesday June Sth. The service was led by Lt Col Saunders and Brig Harrows with Dovercourt Citadel Band providing music. A reception followed as plans for their reassignment at month end were announced.
Small two person apartment available with all conveniences and a garage in Georgetown. Applicants may contact Dr. Gollop at Georgetown and also John Sallantios in Georgetown for possession and terms.
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