Community Event Notes June Gatherings and Dances
A list of local church and community events includes Knox Presbyterian and church school picnic at Stanley Park Erin with 4 pm departures. Ladies Auxiliary of 2nd Georgetown Scouts film night at St George's Church basement with refreshments. Boston Presbyterian Church 138th anniversary services at Ilam with Rev John R Waldie. anniversary lawn supper. Local Council of Women travelogue by Miss Bergvle Rowntree. two Monster Barn Dances at George Grunty's New Barn Ospringe with Tasks Orchestra, June 13 and 20, dancing 9:30 pm to 1:30 am, $1.50 per couple.
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Knox Presbyterian Congregational
Churchh
Stanley Park
Erin
Ladies’ Auxiliary
2Nd Georgetown Scouts
St. George’s Church
Boston Presbyterian Church
Ilam
John R. Waildie
London
Council of Women
Knox Church
Bergvle Rowntree
George Grunty
No. 24
Ospringe
Guelph
You’re Invited Georgetown Hospital Association Meeting
Georgetown Hospital Association invites anyone interested in hospital board affairs to a session in the Municipal Building. The gathering will discuss governance and upcoming board matters.
Births and notices from Georgetown council records
Births announce David John Arnold in June 1988 at Guelph General Hospital and a 1958 arrival at Guelph General. Arbu ck le Lane wedding in The Pas, Manitoba. Obituaries, memorial verses, cards of thanks, and Navy League and council notices detail local civic life. By law, council raises meeting fees to 13 dollars, mayor already at 1500. vote five to four amid debate.
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Airts Arnold
J. W. Arnold
Betty Conn
Queen St
David John
Guelph General Hospital
Dorothy
Alan
Dennis
Debby
Judy
Alistair Acintosh
Arbuckle — Lane
the Pas
Manitoba
Rev. M. Thompson
Helen Lucille Lane
Fred Sinclair
Georgetown
Lester T. Arbuckle
Monk Lake
Man
D. Arbuckle
Winnipeg
Sunnybrook Hospital
Legion Branch 120
Avro
Wilf Breen
John Cordaro
Gear Hayes
Reeve Sargent
Gray
Cra
Elliott
Gunn
Armstrong
Dr. Harrison
McGilvray
Harrison
Cecil Davidson
Albert St
Herald
Two North Halton Scouts Chosen For New Brunswick Jamboree
Leonard Taylor and John Pennock of the 3rd Georgetown troop will represent North Halton district at New Brunswick's first jamboree July 5 to 12 on an island in the St John River near Woodstock. Knox Presbyterian Church sponsors the troop led by Vic Gunn with Bill Mair as assistant. Over 2,000 scouts from the Maritimes and Canada expected, plus delegations from the U S. events include a march past tours to Beechwood power project and Harland potato centre along with competitions and aquatic meets.
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Georgetown
North Halton
New Brunswick
Leonard Taylor
John Pennock
Knox Presbyterian Church
Vic Gunn
Bill Mair
St. John River
Woodstock
Maritimes
Canada
Keut
D. L. McLaren
Beechwood Power Project
Harland the World
Auction sale of household furniture and appliances
An auction offers a Chesterfield suite and living room furniture with walnut dining set, bedroom furniture, chrome kitchen suite, a fully automatic refrigerator, a new electric stove, and a Moffat 42 inch item among other household goods.
Air Force Day visit at Camp Borden prompts family gatherings
Mrs. F Schleicher visited her son LAC Lynwood Lloyd at Camp Borden for Air Force Day activities. Other visitors included Mrs. Stan Miller Miss Gloria Elwood Ron Elwood Henry Edwwood and his sons Brian and Richard. The week-end guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Renaud and Diane of Windsor.
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F. Schleicher
Lac Lynwood Lloyd
Camp Borden
Air Force
Stan Miller
Gloria Elwood
Ron Elwood
Henry Edwwood
Brian
Richard
Schieicher
Wilf Renaud
Diane
Windsor
Noerman Donovan
Irene Detmar
Streatham
England
Ray Jones
Roy Foster
Brampton
A. Zilio
Explorers and CGIT Banquet Honors Mothers at Knox Church
From Knox Church the Explorers and CGIT held a June 12 dinner for mothers and daughters. Rev. Alex Calder presented sixty girls and guests were welcomed by the chair. Miss Janette Dougall spoke on girlhood likened to a watch.
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Knox Church
Serkaneee
Alex Calder
N. Buchanan
Gaye Taylor
JanettcDougall
Jeanette Smith
Jed
School Inspector Speaks at Harrison School Banquet
The Harrison Public School end of term banquet featured Halton county inspector E F Jordan delivering how to be a success in life to grade eight students. The event included remarks by Marilyn Henley and Ronald Wilson, with music and dancing to conclude the evening.
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Halton County
E. F. Jordan
Harrison Public School
Jordan
Harrison
Marilyn Henley
Ronald Wilson
Harrison School
Local Guiders Attend Kilbride Instruction Camp
A group of Brownie and Guide leaders from the area attended a Kilbride outdoor instruction camp the weekend of June 7. Local attendees included Mrs. Jack Mead es Mrs. Vern McCullough Mrs. Gene Green Mrs. Bob Wyatt Mrs. Bruce Harley and Lillian Wolfe with Saturday visitors Mrs. Ed Faris and Mrs. R. C. J. Hog- continuing coverage is not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbride
Brownie
Jack Meades
Vern McCullough
Gene Green
Bob Wyatt
Bruce Harley
Lillian Wolfe
Ed Faris
R. C. J. Hog
Main Street Changes Project Looms Along Main Street
Several major changes are being mooted on Main Street within the next few months.
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Main Street
Main St
Williams and Georgetown Afallcamp for Guiders at Doe
A fall training camp for Guiders is noted involving Williams and Georgetown at a location described as Doe. The item highlights preparatory activities for guiding staff and potential program planning.
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Williams and
Georgetown
Doe
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Georgetown Herald
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Market Street
AMNE
Shirlie
Brempten - Ask
Snelgrove
Meteor
Niagara
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Hudson
Ideal
Chrysleler
Essex Street
Georgetown Hospital Association
Rebekah
Church Service
Hall
Ballinafad United Church
IOOF
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Mrs
Edna Beaumont
Glen Williams Public School
Engleby
William
Will
Fred
Art
Cyril
Glen Cemetery Rd
Glen Williams Cemetery
Alex Taylor
Navy League
Urnituri
CGIT
Toggery
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