Pakistan Visitor Speaks at LODE Picnic
Mr. Agh Chaudhary, an agricultural expert from Pakistan, spoke on life and customs of his homeland to Countess of Strathmore Chapter LODE members at a Monday picnic. He outlined Canadian farm machinery and production methods before departing for western Danada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agh Chaudhary
Pakistan
Countess of Strathmore
Lode
Rey Sexe
Chaudhary
Walter Biehn
Western
Danada
Percy .Lessie
Ruth Evan
H. J. Newman
Fred Chapman
Peterborough
Library Board
Pesce Garden Fund
Provincial Film Fund
Jode Nations Film Fund
Golf Club Youth Birthday Party at North Halton
A group of young guests celebrated Kenneth Langdon Jr.'s sixteenth birthday with a surprise party at North Halton Golf and Country Club. Kenneth, on summer break from Up per Canada College after his third year, attended with friends and family listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Halton Golf and Country Club
Kenneth Langdon, Jr
Kenneth
Upper Canada College
Judy Beaumont
Sue Crabtree
Bev Hyde
Anne Hyde
Betty Greig
Marnel Mackenzie
Marilyn Bell
Leanne Deron
Claudis Milne
Gail King
Jean Muckart
Brian Goodlet
Sandy Mackenzie
Bob Tracey
Ross McGilvray
Don Seddon
Gordon
Harry Greig
Gerald Scott
Dennis Bell
Don Anderson
Don Ford
Park Circle Knox Church Dedication Honors Deceased Members
Deceased members of Park Circle, a Knox Presbyterian Church ladies group, were remembered at Sunday service as pulpit fall was presented and dedicated. Presentation by Mrs. A Pattenden and Mrs. E R Robinson, dedication by Rev. Alex Calder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Circle
Knox Presbyterian Church
A. Pattenden
E. R. Robinson
Alex Calder
Social and Personal News Highlights from Exeter Area
Week end visits include Mr and Mrs Alan McGillivrey of Exeter with her parents the Kings. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs John Johnson. E J Goodier returns home after hospital stay. Several local visitors and guests from Florida Mon teith Caledon and London. Ontario Weekly Newspapers directors meet as H Biehn re elected. Jane Milne secures Chateau Lake Louise summer job. Birthdays and showers celebrated at Stanley Park Erin and Gen Will iams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan McGillivrey
Exeter
William King
James Doherty
Doherty
John Johnson
Craighurst
E. J. Goodier
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Will Brown
Caledon
F. L. McGivray
Garfield McGilvray
Elwood MacDougall
Angus MacDougall
Monteith
Robert Knox
Jim
Lakeland
Florida
Clem Dwyer
St Catharines
Dwyer
Norrie Wilson
Wilson
Curtis
Douglas McGilvray
Walter Bichn
London
Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association
Gall
Wellington Stringer
Glenn Stringer
Milton
Elma Stringer
Toronto
Gail
Stanley Park
Erin
Doris Armstrong
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Brantford General Hospital
Bill
Kim
W. J Walker
Stewarttoun
Doris
Verna
Susan Canham
Judy
Linda Walker
Jackie
Linda Barclay
Donna
Wendy Stewart
Diane Armstrong
Gail McDonald
Marilyn Murray
George Foster
Gen Willlams
Yvonne Long
Ramsden
Naciael
Engagement Notice for Marlene Louise Pius and David Gardiner
Mr and Mrs Pius KE R announce the engagement of their daughter Marlene Louise to Mr David Karl Gardiner son of Mr and Mrs Gardiner. The notice states the couple’s plans and seeks congratulations from relatives and friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius KE. R
Marlene Louise
David Karl Gardiner
Mir
Entertain Customers Golf Tourney Dinner Reminisces Smith & Stone Day
Entertaining dinner followed a morning plant tour for purchasing agents and manufacturer customers. Sixty guests attended at North Halton Golf & Country Club with prizewinners named for low grosses and nets. Special prizes went to several Toronto and Ontario professionals and executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Stone Company
Ster
Willoughby
Aces
Ares
Gulf Ist
North Halton Golf & Country Club
Eixty
Salk
Arthur H. Wilson
Low Grosses
Mets
Ann Enmalle
Greenfield Tap and Die Co. Galt
Charles Canafield
Cansfield Electric Mafg. Co
Toronto
George Maybee
Packard Electric
St. Catharines
James Walker
Crouse
Hinde Co
Art Petrie
Oshawe
Don Force
Acton
Bob Deen
bin Wilson
J. A. Hishon
Hamiltn
J. Keating
Jparold McCutcheon
Bob Best
Browne Returns From Korea To Rejoin Calgary Unit
Cpl. Douglas Browne, son of Mrs. Gordon Caseley of Norval, arrives home on June 10 after two months leave. Attached to the Lord Strathcona Horse Guards, Browne completes fifteen months active service in Korea and has served five years in the permanent army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Douglas Browne
Gordon Caseley
Norval
Calgary
Lord Strathcona Horse Guards
Korea
Cpl. Browne
Kennedy Installed as Georgetown Lions Club President
Clarence Kennedy was installed as president of the Georgetown Lions Club with deputy district governor Bob Cooper officiating. He succeeds Jack Gunning. The next year officers include Albert Tennant Godfrey Collier Bob Reichardt Ernie Alcott Jack Gunning Bill Marshall Dick Riddall Jon McClintock Walter Ivan Crabtree Dick Licata and Art Ao e. M Birnbaum of Guelph spoke on service club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kennedy
Georgetown Lions Club
Bob Cooper
Brampton
Jack Gunning
Albert Tennant
Godfrey Collier
Bob Reichardt
Ernie Alcott
Bill Marshall
Tamer
Dick Riddall
Jon McClintock
Bulletin
Walter Ivan Crabtree
Dick Licata
Art
Herald of Georgetown printer wins best advertising layout
Corey Herrington, a Herald staffer of seven years, won the Best Advertising Layout prize at the Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association contest. He received a handsomely worded trophy from Aurora Junior Chamber of Commerce president Doh Kitely at a Hotel London dinner. The eight-entry competition required a half page ad layout from supplied material with limited illustration options. Herrington and four other Herald shop members, all Georgetown starters with about 85 years combined service, shared the recognition along with a $20 prize and certificates of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Corey
Werrington
Ontario
Doh Kitely
Aurora Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
London
Walter Biehn
Georgetown
John Hoferwehl
The
Mildmay Gazette
George Keroft
Aurore
Georgetown Softballers Fall Short at Brampton Start
Georgetown entry in Brampton league lost a close game to Malton, bringing season to 2 wins and 3 losses. Matches are at Rosalea Park Brampton with weekly games, league ends in late August. Co sponsors Hiepburns Taxi and Hollywood Motel Norval. Manager George Chaplin, playing coach Scotty Patterson. Team members include Denny Wright Harv Chappel G Telfer Blake Inglis Charlie Jenner Keith King Spike Scott Jim Sargent Gordon King Rene Martin Pic Dillon Ted Fenning George Barber Norm Hladysh Terry Brush Jack Kemahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Brampton Industrial Softball League
Malton
Rosalea Park
Brampton
Hiepburn
Taxi
Hollywood Motel
Norval
Avro
Merchants
Vivian Brown
George Chaplin
Scotty Patterson
Denny Wright
Harv Chappel
G. Telfer
Blake Inglis
Chariie Jenner
Keith King
Spike Scott
Jim Sargent
Gordon King
Rene Martin
Pic Dillon
Ted Fenning
George Barber
Norm Hladysh
Terry Brush
Jack Kemahead
Georgetown II hosts Burlington after back-to-back Dundas wins
Georgetown II returns home to face Burlington following a pair of wins over Dundas. In the home victory Zeke McCandless scored seven goals while Beaumont Savage Hilson and Walt Alexander added two apiece and Caruso closed out the scoring. At Dundas Beaumont Haines Townsend and McCandless contributed singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown II
Burlington
Dundas
N&gs
Zeke McCandless
Junior Beaumont
Savage
Hilson
Walt Alexander
Caruso
Beaumont
Johnny Haines
Townsend
McCandle
Subdivision Story Still in the News
A local land option tale continues to unfold as the housing subdivision nears an option agreement. The Herald features photos and a write up showing the progress and community interest in Georgetown area plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
Georgetown
Herald
Seek Recruits Here Ground Observer Corps
FrO W A Longley urged Georgetown to join the Ground Observer Corps at a Library meeting. Volunteers would spot low flying planes and participate in exercises to support radar efforts, with Brampton Reformatory as a post and Barrie as the filter station. No pay, only a lapel button and patriotic service in peacetime and war readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
W. A. Longley
Barber
GOC
Canada USA
Canada
Propery Air Force
Brampton
Longley
Esch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huntsville
Gordon Campbell
James Stone
Ballinafad
Guelph General Hospital
Corey Herrington
Seoteeres
OFC
C. Kennedy
Lions Club
Ern Batkin
Averege
Ground Observer Corps
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