Community Voters List For Upcoming Monday
Names listed include Cleave Alice Currie Gertrude Edith Dale J E Roy Harry Goldham Herbert Hewson Thomas Ingram Grace Kentner Claude W H Kentner Florence Long Ethel Learmonth Lorenz Martin Ed Martin Gertrude Margaret Moore Margaret Ethel Moore Isabelle McClintock Marg with addresses on Water St Guelph St Maple St Main St Factory St Market St.
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Cleave
Alice
Water
Currie
Gertrude
Edith St. Dale
J.e Roy
Mill St
Local Names Delineate Voters and Firms in Scan
A list of residents including McClure Edith St McFarland Jean and others appears alongside business names such as Royal Bank, Bank of Commerce, Smith & Stone Ltd and Wilkirtson. The compilation includes street and concession references like Guelph St Main St Water St and Concession 8 9.
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McClure
H. C
Edith
McFarland
Jean
Main St
McMillan
Gladys
Guelph St
Nixon
Victor
Factory St
Saxe
Percy
Local sports wrap and Memorial Day parade notes
A recap notes a 400 attendance on a recent game, with Scotty Patterson on the mound and George Duke providing power. It also urges a strong fan turnout for a Glen vs Legion game and predicts a winning season. Plans for a horseshoe league and a Decoration Day parade on Sunday June 25 are outlined with service details.
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Thureday
Scotty’ Patterson
George Duke
Chubby
Charlie Day
Glen
Norval Drops Opener to Brantford In Narrow 12 11 Defeat
Norval Central Peel lost a close Saturday game at Brantford as a stronger all Indian Brants team came from behind to win 12 11 in the final minutes. Norval led 5-1 after the first period and 9-8 after three, with Johnny Haines scoring three goals and Clark Lyons and Larry Tajker each netting twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Central Peels
Brantford
Brants
Hamilton
Gus Madson
St. Catharines
Doug Cove
Norval Boys
Norval
Laidlaw
Maddison
Frank Clark
Junior Beaumont
Bob McCandless
John Gardhouse
Spike Scott
Veterinary student works on blood testing in Saskatchewan
Douglas Alexander son of Mrs John Alexander of 7th Line has passed his second year in veterinary studies at the Ontario Agricultural College. He is in Saskatchewan for the summer employed by the government on animal blood testing programs.
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Douglas Alexander
John Alexander
OAC
Saskatchewan
Tender for Coal Supply to Dominion Buildings Ottawa 1950
Federal Buildings in Ontario invite sealed tenders for coal and coke supply to the Dominion Buildings. Tenders due 3 p.m. EDST June 22, 1950. Forms available from the Purchasing Agent Ottawa and Supervising Architect Toronto. Tender requires coal dealer license numbers and a security deposit of 10 percent or approved Beaver Bonds. Published Ottawa June 6, 1950.
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Federal
Province of
Ont
Dominion Buildings
Department of Public Works
Ottawa
Adelaide St. East
Toronto
Canada
Minister of Public Works
Domidtion of
Canadian National Railway Company
Dominion of Canada
Public Works
Armstrong Elected President of Georgetown Lions Club
Jack Armstrong was elected president at the Georgetown Lions Club annual meeting held last Tuesday at McGibbon House. He succeeds J. L. Lambert, who led the club for two years, and new officers include Ray Whitmee as first vice president and Cecil Davidson as secretary. The group plans a Decoration Day parade march and a church service on June 18 at Norval Presbyterian, with social outings planned at Brant Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack Armstrong
Georgetown Lions Club
J. L. Lambert
Clarence _Kennedy
Hamilton
Gordon Vivian
Brampton
GRC
Doy Borrager
St. John's Church Hall
the Legion
Norval Presbyterian Church
J. L. Self
Brant Inn
Jack Armstrong
Ray Whitmee
Don Barrager
Cecil McNamara
Cecil Davidson
Norman Smith
Bill Berry
Lion Tanner
Clarence Kennedy
Bulletin
Bob Smith
Irwin Noble
Fred Chapman
Fred Schultz
Edwin Wilson
Ernie Rawson
Local Girls Leave for Summer Tour
Misses Jean Harley and Betty Dickenson plan a holiday trip this summer. They take two months leave from Smith & Stone Ltd and depart by plane to New York City for several days at the Hotel Taft. They then fly to Washington, Raleigh, Nashville to visit relatives before heading to Cleveland for Betty’s aunt.
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Jean Harley
Betty Dickenson
Irs
Smith & Stone, Ltd
New York City
Taft
Washington, D.C
Raleigh Hotel
Nashville
Tennessee
Jean
Douglas
Cleveland
Ohio
Betty
Steamer's Inn Bulk Sale Notice in Georgetown Ontario
Notice under the Bulk Sales Act announces the purchase of the Steamer's Inn restaurant in Georgetown. Proceeds will be distributed July 3, 1950 to creditors known to purchasers Langdon & Aylsworth, solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
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Juventh
Stephen Danloc
Point Douglas
Winnipeg
Manitoba Flood Relief Fund
Howvey
Jude
Greenwood Cemetery
W.g.°.Thompson
Department of Education
Jack
Armstrong
New Lions
Long Branch Safeway
Lakeshore Road
Long Branch
New
Teronte
Milton Arena
O. T. Walker
Optometrist
Bell Telephones Co
Albert Tost
Schultz
Rosedale
J.B. Shields
Cienteer
Oughing
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