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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1949
Page
4
Local notices list June events including a Mrs. Jean Stewart win at the Roxy, a junior lawn bowling club call, Maher's event at Acton Park Pavilion, and Sybil Bennett speaking engagements. Garden teas, pre school registrations, and the Waterloo Band Festival are announced with details on venues and times.
Barbara Lusty celebrated her eighth birthday with a party attended by Charlene Day Ruth Hancox Wendy Davidson Doreen Davidson Maxy Harris Michael Armstrong Paul Armstrong Gail Malcolm Peggy Ann McNiven Doris Chaplin Maud Hadley Robert Harris Donald Hodge from Stewart town and Patsy Jimmy and Evelyn Harris from Westmount. W A Devereaux and son Andy of Halifax returned from two weeks at Limehouse after attending the Toronto Trade Fair Pulp and Paper Convention Niagara Falls graduation for Helen Devereaux in Household Economics. They will spend a month in Halifax.
The Mackenzie firm touts Water-Cool Water as theme of the week and praises Ten-test outside sheathing replacing wood sheeting for cheaper price and better insulation. At 85.00 per thousand it offers good value for money with casual mentions of deck chairs and a ham mock.
Sunday announcements list church services for Limehouse and Georgetown area. Limehouse anniversary services at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Rev D D Davideon of Welland preaching. Georgetown Baptist Church led by Rev Chas R Gower with 10 am service and 7 pm study. Master’s Fearlessness at 8 pm Wednesday. Norval and Union Presbyterian offer 10 am worship with Sunday School at 11 am. Georgetown United Church led by Rev John M Smith with 11 am Morning Worship and Miss Lyndd Stewart organist. evening service withdrawn.
Seeing items in the Herald about Bud Kentner catching big ones and refusing bait details, Bill Bell wonders if goldfish from his pond could be trout bait.
The Georgetown Monarchs, sponsored by Georgetown Motors, edged Brampton Binns 9 to 8 at the local park to claim their first win of the season.
Mayor Joseph Gibbons was guest of honour on the Mayor of the Town radio broadcast. His recorded speech from earlier in the week gave Georgetown positive nationwide exposure and impressed listeners coast to coast.
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