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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
4
A Georgetown reader explains school funding for a new public school estimated at 190000. The Province would contribute a portion, with the town issuing debentures for the remainder and existing debentures set to retire before the school debt payments begin.
Brampton Lions announce a three day Jamboree at Brampton Fair Grounds June 15 16 17 chaired by E C Pillsworth. The event opens with a town parade Thursday morning and includes a Miss Peel beauty contest Friday with cash prizes and a prize bouquet. Prizes feature a 14 foot boat, a New York day trip for two, a GE television set, bicycle tires a Sunbeam Shaver and more. A large midway with rides and games rounds out the schedule.
Two local youths complete their first year in engineering at the University of Toronto. Andrew Molozzi of Acton and Robert Addy of Glen Williams earned honours in engineering disciplines. Andrew, 17, spent summer with a government survey party at White River while Bob trained for naval service at Esquimalt, B C.
Joan Elizabeth Waterhouse daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Waterhouse Acton married Murrey Athert Hood son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Hood Milton in a May 20 ceremony at St Albans Acton. Rev Santos officiated with Mrs Oakes as organist and Eleanor Beatty as soloist. The bridesmaid was Eleanor Ireland of Toronto and Sharon Waterhouse of Kitchener was the bridesmaid. The couple planned a Detroit honeymoon and planned to reside in Detroit after.
The B Wolf Cub Pack gathered at the Park on Friday afternoon for sport activities led by Douglas Norton. Cubs are asked to observe the Scout Law with duties of loyalty usefulness and kindness emphasized. Information on the Humber Glen Cub Camp will be provided.
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