Georgetoen Guts Pipe Band Debut Gala Thursday
The Georgetoen Guts Pipe Band, formed last October, makes its first public appearance at a July 1 gala street dance open air bingo and games. Funds from raffles and a dress parade support equipment with instructors D R Migloushini and James C Valentine guiding the pipe and drums sections.
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Georgetoen
Doris Hulse Arbestra Sts
Une Dence
Consis
Kur
D R. Migloushini
James C Valentine
Pipe Baction
Mary Cummins
Crece Beerman
Alice Costigan
Ines Sacott
Bertha Shelbourne
Mary Apnpieard
Betty Lawr
June Hiller
D. R
Halton Institute Hosts District Women’s Meeting at Mormby
Halton County Women’s Institute held its Usetr district annual in Mormby last Friday with life attendance. Mrs. A Near presided and praised branch efforts including 43 936 pounds of jam sent by the county. Delegates from Acton Bannockburn Dublin and Campbellville attended as officers were elected to lead the federation and future projects.
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Halton
Bliss Charlotte McCullough
Georgetown
Chicago
Halton W. I
Afiss Lulu Rowe
Mire. Gowdy
Limehouse
Crawford
Campbellville
Hormby School
Atrs. T. D. Cowan
A. Near
Dublin
Milligan
Burlington
H. Boulton
Palermo
Merry
Cowan
Guelph
Buigan
Garley
Milton
Webster
Wm. Gowdy
A. Cowan
A. Benton
Nora Gilbert
L. F. Clarke
Scotch Block
J. E. Gamble
Acton
Lavenby
Johnson
Gamble
Russell
McFachern
Bannockburn
Anderson
van Goozen
Barber
Somerville
Bresle
Bracken
Wire. Webster
Verna Werster
Georgetown High School Promotions List Confusing Alphabetical Release
Alphabetical list shows students promoted to Fourth, Third and Second forms at Georgetown High School with multiple names and abbreviations. The text includes Messkts fer 2823 and mentions departments such as Physics Maths and Science, with several entries across promotions.
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AU Namre
Armatrong
D. Beer
Bruk
Browns
Cleese
Cousra
B Croham
Hughes
Alpwander
Bredisy
Dobwen M
Barry J
Parmer
Hepburn M
Lindsay J
Alain J
McClure
McLellan
Prich R
Bmithr
Willams
Oracle XI
Booth
DeViiew H
Dickie J
Crece P
Orieve
tLab
Kelly Mf
Hirtpatrick Bf
Lane V
Long N
McAllister A
Clare J
Agschart J
Ostrander W
Robinson B
Smith J
van Vuet
Oracle
Barber OG
tFr
Barnes V
Mulholland
D. Norton
P. Parker D
Preston G
Mather
Robynon P. Birger
Countess of Strathmore Chapter LODE meeting notes
The June meeting at Leyton Hall, led by Regent Mrs A Grieg, reviewed May minutes and treasury figures. Members reported and donated to Red Cross and war relief appeals. several items were prepared for I O D E headquarters and a penny drive raised 58 dollars. July meeting canceled. gifts given to needy children and war relief funds. meeting ends with God Save the King while hosts serve lunch.
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Countess of Strathmore
Leyton Hall
A. Grieg
Atlas Isobel Mmec
J. Barber
H.C. Wriggierworth
Wool
Red Cross
Milas Ann Hickey
Afra J. Barber
Brs. R. Barber
Wallace Thimpson
W. C. T. U. Monthly Meeting Highlights
The W C T U held its June meeting at Mrs W C Marshall’s home with Mrs A Reeve presiding. Guest speaker Miss Rosamond Duff of Toronto, field secretary, gave an informative address and noted her wide work in Ontario schools reaching over 50 000 students annually.
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W.C.T. U
W C. Marshall
Closing Meeting of Local Council of Women Hears Rev Cochrane
The Local Council of Women held its closing meeting Friday June 18 at Miss Anne Staunton's home. Blooms adorned the lawns as business was conducted indoors. Reports from the National Council Convention in Toronto were read. Rev OC Cochrane spoke on Religious Education, noting churches are channels for handing down Christian faith. After the talk, members wandered the grounds.
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Council of Women
Anne Staunton
National Council
Toronto
Royal York Hotel
J. B. MacKenzie
Hettie Lawson
Mire
R. Paul
Hayes
OC. O. Cochrane
St John Ambulance Brigade inspection at Armouries
Dr WOOS Bel Toronto Provn tal Commissioner of the St John Ambulance Brigade attended the annual inspection of the Georgetown St John Ambulance Brigade at the Armouries. Mrs David Brill and others served lunch. The event praised the brigade’s first aid skills and readiness to serve the community.
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Woos Bel
Gibbons
Georgetown St. John Ambulance Brigade
David Brill
Afisa Dolene McEnery
Mra T. Grieve
Funeral Service for Rufus M Reed
Rufus M Reed longtime Exquesing resident died suddenly in Brampton on Friday June 18 after just a week in hospital. Son of the late Mr and Mrs Thomaan Reed born in Exquesing on a line Eaquesing, he attended Ashgrove school and married Christinan Troyer fifty years ago who predeceased him in 1041. He was a member.
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Rufus M. Reed
Lfelong
Exquesing
Brampton
Thomaan Reed
Rufus Reed
Eaquesing
Ashgrove School
Christinan Troyer
Former Georgetown Girl Weds in Kitchener
Mrs Mildred Elizabeth Maltby wed Lance-Ser John Edward Bullock at Trinity United Church Kitchener officiated by Rev EF O Beymor. Attendants were Mrs George Sturgeon and Clare Petch with a reception at Forest Hill Gardens. The couple planned a wedding trip to St John New Brunswick and a public holiday was set for July 1.
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EF O Beymor
Mildred Elizabeth Maltby
John Edward Bullock
HCS
Trinity United Church
Miss Moalaby
R. A. Maltby
Brampton
Mmne
Georgetown
R. Tripple
Sgt. Bullock
C Bullock
Prederick St
Kitchener
George Sturgeon
Clare Petch
Forest Hil Gardens
St. John, N. B
Halton Farmers Urge Help With Hay Harvest Effort
Agricultural rep J E Whitelock says odds of a normal crop are slim due to late sowing and grain shortages. Farmers need all available help to save the hay crop for milk for urban markets this winter, with urban volunteers and emergency labor sought from Toronto and Hamilton if local supply falls short.
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J. E. Whitelock
Halton
Ontario
Georgetown
County Agricultural Committee
Toronto
Hilmilton
Milton
Hamilton
Council to Cooperate with Coal Dealers Resigns From Ration Board
The council plans joint action with coal distributors to address a coal shortage. Secretary Morrison offers his resignation from the Ration Board amid discussions on fuel distribution and civic matters. A new slate of directors was appointed and the next meeting set for July 14.
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Eeryone
Bern
W P Thompson
Georgrtown
W. P. Thompson
Jos Hall
C. Brediey
Ouerming the Nations
Ratton Board
Po Morrison
Miss Agnes Macphail Nominated CCF Candidate York East
Former MP Miss Agnes Macphail was nominated by the CCF for the York East provincial seat at a nominating convention held on Saturday June 12. Hon Jearme B. Henry currently represents the riding.
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Agnes Macphail
Grey- Bruce
CCF
York East
Jearme
Henry
Mystery Drama Slated After Aaron Slick Success
United Church YP A Players plan another production this time a mystery titled Spider Island. Written by Joseph Spalding in 19th century style, the play centers on a spine tingling plot involving an insane New England spinster an abandoned lighthouse hidden gold and an axe murder set in 1943. The Gregory Theatre will host the show next week as the Garbes staff aims for strong performances.
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Aaron Slick
Punkin Derlck
United Church Y.P. A
Nolder Ftland
Joseph Spalding
Canada
Namuel French Ltd
Spider Island
New England
Pisyers
Gregory Theatre
Reese
War Victim Fund Notice From Georgetown Herald
Georgetown Herald announces a British War Victim Fund appeal with a broad appeal to readers to contribute and support families of war victims. The notice outlines how funds will be collected and distributed to eligible recipients through official channels.
A H Gibbard Dies in Vancouver
Alexander E. Gibbard died in Vancouver on June 4. He was former Georgetown High School principal, edited a Whitby paper, taught in Niagara Falls and Moose Jaw, and held a Diamond Wedding with his wife. He is survived by daughter Enid and one grandson.
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Georgetown High School
Alexander E. Gibbard
Vancouver
B. DC
Gibbard
Georgetown
Whitby
Niagara Palls
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Enid
Vancouever
Oosan View
Alberta
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