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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 12, 1946

Page

7

Canadian Band Promotes Visit to Philadelphia Summer Event

A 20 member group from HamiltonOntario including Georgetown Girls Pipe Band led by Pipe Major Roy Magloughlen travels by train July 14 to Philadelphia for four days of performances and celebrations. Chaperones Mrs Gertrude Dann and Mrs Annie Magloughlen accompany the troupe. Three brides in the party include Mrs Charles Laws Mrs John Patterson and Bertha Shelbourne amid local social notices.

Ontario Georgetown Fisher Fall Falls Roy Magloughlen

Halton garage operators seek standard hours under act

Halton Garage Operators Association applies under the Industrial Standards Act to set standard gasoline sale hours for county garages. At the June 3 meeting in Milton, members rejected a 12 and 24 hour operation permit while extending gate hours to 10 p.m. on Saturdays and the day before holidays. Sunday sales would require a permit each month.

Halton Garage Operators Association Oddfellows Hall Milton Larry Hastings Halton Pred Sinclair Georgetown Department of Labour

Fifty-Fifty Club Ball Game and Social

The Fifty-Fifty Club hosted a ball game with an ass catcher and an eight horse-shoe pitcher. Afterwards the group gathered for a social event.

Vision and resolve of Sir John A. Macdonald in crisis

An account notes Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald faced an almost impossible situation with Vision and resolve. The passage highlights his faith and purpose as pivotal traits shaping decisions during a critical period.

John A. MacDonald

Georgetown Girls' Pipe Band shines for town

The Georgetown Musical Board of Trade highlights the Georgetown Girls' Pipe Band organized in 1942 by Roy Magloughlen. The group travels in excess of 2500 miles yearly, funds itself with concerts, owns about 2500 in uniforms and instruments, and plans a 21 passenger bus for travel to future engagements. Their July Philadelphia trip showcased their growing fame ahead of the 1947 Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto.

Georgetown Oshawa Geon Fenelon Falls Toronto Lindsay Roy Magloughlen Philadelphia Toronto Musical Board of Trade

Government seeks jobs push to curb unemployment says Granby Leader-Mail

The Granby Leader-Mail reports officials aim to place as many people as possible at work to prevent unemployment, citing government efforts and policy plans. The piece emphasizes a broad employment push as a key strategy.

Gordon Alcott Weston Names New Recreational Director

Gordon Alcott Weston, a Georgetown sportsman, is appointed recreational director for Weston and begins duties this week. He previously promoted midget hockey, worked as Recreational Director for International Nickel Copper Cliff, and helped organize midget leagues and a Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens all star series. He also started a mimeographed sports paper while awaiting his Weston post.

Gordon Alcott Georgetown Weston International Nickel Company Copper Cliff N.H.L Georgetown Lions Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto Georgetown Recreational Council Recreational Council

Georgetown Bantam Softball League Schedule

Georgetown Bantam Softball League under the Georgetown Recreational Council will hold all games at the Public School Diamond starting at 4.15 on the dates shown. Details list the schedule.

Georgetown Recreational Council

Three Town Firms Plan Summer Shutdowns

Three industrial firms will close for vacation this summer while others operate with staggered vacations. Smith & Ltd Harley-Kay-Mersland Ltd will shut July 26 to August 6 Dayfoot Shoe Company July 12 to July 22. The Herald will publish all summer.

Smith & Ltd Harley-Kay-Mersland Ltd Dayfoot Shoe Company Herald

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