Rev Fr John Bolger Celebrates High Mass at Holy Cross
Georgetown native Rev Fr John Bolger celebrates high mass at Holy Cross Church with Rev Fr J L McBride as deacon and Rev Fr Edward Zelgman as master of ceremonies. Fr Bolger thanks parish, gifts include a surplice and vestments. Local dignitaries and family join in reception and anniversary tribute to Fr Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bolger
Holy Cross Church
Georgetown
Fr. Bolger
8. Augustine's Seminary
Pr. J. L. McBride
Edward ‘Zelgman
St. Augustine's
Martin Cummins
Fr. Morgan
Fr. McBride
Mr. Zeigman
Joseph Gibbons
Walter Biehn
Frank Bolger
Patrick Bolger
Joseph
Department of Internal Revenue
Frank
McKim Advertising Agency
Allan
Toronto Post Office
Leona
Sisters of
Bt. Joseph
Hamilton
Reg
Kirkland Lake
Gibbons
Pr. Morgan
E. B. Tyers
R. Licata
Toronto
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
St. Monica’s Church
St. Jerome’s College
Kitchener
St. Mary's Cathedral
O'Brien
Macton
Blossom Tea Held At Bethel Church As Other Notes Add Color
Ten ladies from Ashgrove attended the Blossom Tea at Bethel United Church last Tuesday after June 3 and heard Mrs Deer speak on Canada. Mrs John Ismond has returned home from treatment at Lockwood Clinic in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ruddell and family joined the Howden reunion at Mount Hope on Saturday June 7. Persistent rain worries farmers and gardeners. older farmers recall drier spells. The issue includes a poetry corner with a mother and father themed poem reflecting on family and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel United Church
Deer
Canada
John Ismond
Lockwood Clinic
Toronto
Arthur Ruddell
Howden
Mount Hope
Ald da
Mother
Dad
Music Recital by Pupils of Marion Hepburn
Pupils of Marion Hepburn showcased piano and vocal solos at the Public Sohibol auditorium with Beverley Clark leading piano works and duets by Beverley Clark Maureen Hepburn. Vocal features included Maureen Hepburn Kathleen Norton Sandra Scott and others with Betty Ann Kerr and Marion Pomeroy among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hepburn
Sohibol
Lastie
Fae
Beverley Clark
Limehouse
Glen Williams
Wayne Armand
Beverley Examerson
Bert Benton
Elsie Larsen
Arlene Reeve
Lillian MacDonald
Kathleen Kirkpatrick
Anna Spitzer
Eleanor Schenk
Marion Dickie
Nancy Larsen
Mary English
Patsy Vance
Neil Benton
Belle Tennant
Bob Lucas
John Winfield
Jim Buck
Thelma Brown
Marjorie Roe
Marilyn Warnes
Marilyn Felker
Elizabeth Ireland
Doreen Appleyard
Shirley Burt
Barbara Cromar
Eleanor Spitzer
Ross Norton
Lorraine Emmerson
Moira Kelly
Joan Buck
Maureen Hepburn
Betty Ann
Marie Kerr
Thelma Hunter
Marion Pomeroy
Kathleen Norton
Sandra Scott
Sheila Carney
Kathy Thompson
Betty Ann Kerr
Ralph Peck
Joyce Hill
Halton Music Supervisors Meet in Burlington
The Halton School Music Supervisors met at the Estaminet in Burlington on Friday evening May 30 with Mrs. G Robertson of Acton presiding. They discussed the Ontario Zone Committee questionnaire and other matters vital to supervisors and planned involvement in adjudicating preliminary hearings for Music Scholarships donated by the Halton Male Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Estaminet
Burlington
G. Robertson
Acton
Ontario
Alex Pudwell
Wilsons Buy Union Street Home Move to Georgetown
Mr and Mrs George A Wilson purchase the Union Street residence once occupied by Mr and Mrs Bob Hardman from Mrs W H Long and move in last Saturday They left Galt after Mr Wilson sold his Glen Christie business Their son and daughter in law Harold and wife join them in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wilson
Union Street
Bob Hardman
W. H. Long
Galt
Wilson
Glen Christie
Harold Wilson
Georgetown
Miss Bernice Hughes Graduates From St Michael's Nursing School
Miss Bernice Hughes graduates from the School of Nursing at St Michael's Hospital Toronto on May 27. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Hughes of Guelph Street and a Georgetown High School alumna. Friends and relatives attend from Georgetown Foronto Montreal and Ste Anne de Bellevue Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice’ Hughes
St. Michael's Hospital
Toronto
Miss Hughes
John J. Hughes
Guelph Street
Georgetown High School
Georgetown
Foronto
Montreal
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Quebec
Praise for Father Amid Domestic Hearts
Poignant verses honor a tired father who toils to feed his family while a mother nurtures the cradle. The speaker urges balance in praise, noting devotion and sacrifice from both parents and asking readers to acknowledge the father's steadfast work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Father
Fishing Notes On Bucktails Browns And Credit River
Last weekend conditions were fair for anglers with the Credit River high from floods. The writer notes changing tactics for salt water and weather, with large white lures recommended in high water and trout rising off the bottom to inspect baits. Bill Tuck reports 24 speckled trout over two trips, using a small dry spider fly, while Lloyd Crichton and Gordon Graham enjoy good luck with speckled trout and browns. A 12 inch catfish was caught in the Credit River while attempting to swallow a rock bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tuck
Lloyd Crichton
Gordon Graham
Jesse Wardlaw
Credit River
Congratulations and Weddings Noted in Local Social News
Congratulations go to Fred Thompson on his 80th birthday celebrated with a family party at his Edith Street home. Ontario Agricultural College student Craig Alexander earned honours in the Degree Course and won the Bruce M. Cohoe prize for Field Husbandry. Several families traveled, including Cavanaghs to Philadelphia for nephew Gerald Towe’s wedding to Jane Wolfe, with other visits to relatives in Brelana, Toronto, Chicago and Buffalo over the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
Edith Street
Craig Alexander
Ontario Agricultural College
Bruce M. Cohoe
W. T. Cavanagh
Phyllis
Bruce Cavanagh
New Hamburg
Philadelphia
Gerald Towe
Jane Wolfe
C. E. Stacey
Brelana
G. E Lillico
W. L. Lillico
J. Markle
Toronto
Howard Lillico
J. Milton Cook
S. A. Beatty
M. H. Moyer
Charles Warren
Chicago
Tilmois
William Bullivant
William Clements
Streetsville
Paul Barber
Buffalo
N.Y
Gibson Bats Four Hits as Georgetown Blanks Acton
Gibson collected four hits including a double as Georgetown defeated Acton 4-0 at the local park. Patterson pitched a five hit shutout with six strikeouts as Georgetown earned its first win, Chaplin Storey Larry Ritchie and Norton adding singles. Acton used Ryder and Lindsay in the battery as they suffered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Acton
Oakville
Tanners
Milton
Gibson
Chaplin
Storey
Larry Ritchie
Cliff Norton
Scotty Patterson
Ryder
Lindsay
Scotty
Georgetown Park
Wilson
Hal Gibson
Bill Chaplin
Bill Ritchie
Art Murdoch
Kent Storey
Acton — Snyder
Masales
Morton
Footit
Robinson
Evans
Jordan
Violinist Hyman Goodman Leads Prom Concert Return
Hyman Goodman, renowned violinist and concertmaster of the Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra, is set to be heard again in this year’s Prom Concert broadcast on the CBC Dominion network. He will again headline the concert series, bringing classical solo performances to CBC listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Goodman
Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra
CBC Dominion
Hornby Community Sees Flooded Cellars and Welcome News
Heavy rains flooded cellars across Hornby delaying spring seeding. The district welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Aselton and family and hosted visits from Mr. and Mrs. Stan Eyre and their kin. Mrs Humphries welcomed a new grandson to the Lee family as friends learn of Mr. Kennedy's illness. The United Church W A met at Mrs. J Wilson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Aselton
Stan Eyre
Hornby
J. Humphries
H. Lee
John Williams
Homnby
George Kennedy
The
United Church
W. A
J. Wilson
Brydon Shields Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Maple Avenue Home
Brydon Shields celebrated his fifth birthday on Tuesday June 3 at his Maple Avenue home. Guests included Judy Brown Faye Murfin June Oliver Carolyn Biehn and Billy Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brydon Shields
Maple Avenue
Judy Brown
Faye ‘Murfin
June Oliver
Carolyn Biehn
Billy Spence
Norval Juniors Form Four Team A Lacrosse Grouping
Norval Juniors join Fergus Port Dover and Dundas in a four team Group A double schedule next week. Three teams from the group enter playoffs while the rest of the league including Brampton St Catharines Mimico Weston Long Branch Scarboro and Vincent's Toronto form Group B. Norval has played Scarboro in two tests with a 5-1 loss in Toronto and an 8-7 win at home. Bill Laidlaw led Norval with three goals as Russ Fendley and others contributed in a hard clean game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval
Fergus
Port Dover
Dundas
S . Herald
Brampton
Scarboro
Toronto
Quarry Tor
Bill Laidlaw
Lyons
Russ Fendley
Haines
Campbell
Spike Scott
Limehouse
Bryn Thompson
Glen Williams
Gerry Fendley
Bill Louth
Georgetown
Clark Lyons
Johnny Haines
Rovers
Bill Laidaw
Archie Campbell
Wings
Bill Cunningham
Noreval
Bob Hepburn
Junior Beaumont
Roy Pengilley
Meadowvale
Bob Crawford
Och
Ontario
Dr Walter Harding Opens Medical Practice Here
Dr Walter G Harding opens a town office in the Lane Building at Main and Wesleyan Streets, occupying the former Milne suite. He hails from Erin and Mitchell area, is a 1944 University of Western Ontario medical graduate, interned at Toronto Western Hospital for 16 months, served three years with the RCAMC as a captain, and will live in a room behind his office. He attends United Church, belongs to the Canadian Legion, and is single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Harding
Town
Lane
Main
Wesleyan
J. B. Milne
Harding
Erin
Mitchell
G. M. Harding
Stratford
Seaforth
Golden Wedding Honored by Family in Streetsville England
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hersom of Streetsville celebrated their golden wedding on June 5 1897 at St James Anglican Church Forest Gate London with family guests in England. They later returned to Canada settling in Brampton and Streetsville, with a June 1947 open house hosted by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hersom
Streetsville
Mrr
Wm. F. Smith
Georgetown
St. James Anglican Church
Forest Gate
London
England
Nellie Cross
Hersom
Samuel Hersom
Leytonstone
Charles
Fred
Winnipeg
Florence Ching
Rosie Ching
Ton
Harry Savage
H. Hersom
Local grads from University of Toronto Convocation
Several area students earned BA degrees at the University of Toronto convocation last week. Names include Miss Barbara Faram Mrs. Trevor Willams John Tapp Beatrice Brill and others from the Pass course with Ross Petch and Leeds Richardson also noted as passing their exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Toronto
Barbara Faram
Trevor Willams
Norah Cleava
John Tapp
Beatrice Brill
Ross Petch
Leeds Richardson
Community Sing draws crowd at Huttonville Park opening
About a thousand people attended Sunday evening at Huttonville Park for the opening Community Sing sponsored by park management. Guest performer Jack McLean entertained with impersonations of Crosby Jolsen Sinatra and other stars, with sports reels and comedy by Deci Chinn. A Brampton Lions Club trio performed while Gord Vivian hosted and Alf Sutton played piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttonville Park
Te Park Management
Jack McLean
Crosby
Jolson
Sinatra
Deci Chinn
Vince Mountford
Alf Sutton
Sim Grainger
Brampton Lions Club
Gord Vivian
Jim McCracken
Juvenile Baseball and Softball Schedules Reworked
Delays in Juvenile OFSA and Softball schedules due to Acton Juvenile dissatisfaction prompt a Milton meeting to draft a new timetable. Oakville beat Lakeshores 19-3 in the lone game so far. Representatives from Smith & Stone, Al Hance, local businessmen and high schools meet tomorrow at the Old Town Hall to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OFSA
Acton
Milton
Oakville
Lakeshores
Smith & Stone
al Hance
Hal Newman
Old Town Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashgrove
Bernice Hughes, R.N
George VI
By G. H
Norval Juniors
Secereenee
Walter Harding
U OF T
Huttonville
Juvenil
B. A
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