Georgetown High School Results for Grades IX XI and XII
Presentation to servicemen set for July 1 at Georgetown High. The school released lists of promoted students across grades IX to XII with notes on conditional entries in Maths French Latin and other subjects. The graduation also notes Miss Doris Armstrong daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Armstrong of McNab Street Georgetown as a Brantford General Hospital graduate.
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Georgetown High School
Alexander
Jessie
Beckett
Thomas
Buck
Joan
Conn
Betty
Dickie
Marion
Gillis
Alan
Hamilton
James
Hoare
Hazel
Johnston
Palmer
Jordan
Rosemary
King
Kirkwood
Jas
Lucas
David
Mendham
Kenneth
Merriam
Gray
Mitchell
Ruby
Norton
Audrey
Peters
Donald
Schenk
Carl
Thompson
Keith
van Viet
Agnes
Whitney
John
Willcox
Gerard
Arnold
William
Bishop
Cash
Ronald
Cavanagh
Phyllis
Eva
Ross
Olney
Dorothy
Ritchie
Dept. of Education
Anderson
Raymond
Beaumont
Jack
Bingham
Catherine
Cleave
Helen
DeVries
Lykle
Hill
Joyce
Maclaren
Douglas
Molozzi
Andrew
Moyer
Olive
Lena
Parrott
Robert
Peck
Ralph
Presswood
Ruth
Robinson
Louise
Sargent
Margaret
Stamp
Sykes
Emery
Kathleen
Willams
Doris Armstrong
Fred Armstrong
McNab St
Georgetown
Brantford General Hospital
District Governor Install New Lion Officers
At the Lions Club dinner in the McGibbon House incoming officers were installed by District Governor Reg Everett of Port Credit. Everett urged service above fundraising and outlined community needs guiding the club’s work. Harold McCliure presented the post president’s pin to retiring chief Ab Test and the group planned a summer meeting schedule with no long recess.
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Lions Club
McGibbon House
Reg Everett
Port Credit
Everett
Harold McCliure
Deputy-Reeve Heads Hockey Club Again This Year
Deputy-Reeve Jack Armstrong was reelected president of the Hockey Club at the recent meeting. Ken McMillan and Norman Hill were chosen as vice-president and secretary-treasurer. Committees include Transportation with Bob Lane, Harold McClure, Art Scout Wim Milliere, Cece Hardie. Finance with Norman Hill, Lome Peters, Bob Lane, Harold McClure. Property with Cece Hardie, Ted King, Pete Blackburn, J. J. Gibbens. Publicity with Ken McMillan, Sid Silver, A C McBride, Em Thompson. Social with Doug Marshall, Lorne Peters, Ted King, Ern Thompson.
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Jack Armstrong
Ken McMillan
Norman Hill
Eac
Bob Lane
Harold McClure
Art Scout
Wim. Milliere
Cece Hardie
Norman Hil
Lome Peters
Ted King
Pete Blackburn
J. J. Gibbens
Sid Silver
A. C. McBride
Em Thompson
Doug Marshall
Lorne Peters
Ern Thompson
Band Concert Draws Large Crowd in Park
A Sunday night park concert attracted a splendid turnout for a preview of test pieces the Lome Scots Band will perform at the Waterloo Music Festival this Saturday. A generous silver collection aided the trip expenses, and additional park concerts are planned later this season.
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Waterloo
Hill-McVeigh Wedding At Bride's Home
Kathleen McVeigh and Kenneth Hill wed at the bride’s Georgetown home on Saturday June 14 officiated by Rev. Cochrane. The couple’s families and bridal party were named, with gowns in nylon marquisette and pale blue fabrics, and pink and red floral accessories. Reception details and travel attire described.
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RE 1
Georgetown
Rev
Co. C. Cochrane
Kathleen McVeigh
St George's W A entertain new townspeople at whist party
St George's W A held a social at the Reobery on Monday evening for newcomers in town. The guests enjoyed a court whist game, a short musical programme, and refreshments. An amusing moment occurred when the Reptor returned home to find the game silent.
Local notices from Orangeville seen this week
Miss M Chave returns to Orangeville office for two to three weeks. Bob Caldwell now runs Duffy's Restaurant in addition to his grocery. W G Marshall sold his Main Street house to Joe Emmerson. couple to move to Elgin Street home built by son Harold. Fr W J Morgan plans trip to Old Country next month. Reuben Eason family moving to Campbellford where he works at Dayfoot Shoe. Mackenzie Building tenanted by Lucky Strike Bowling Club Kemshields Bakery Dr J B Miline dental. Georgetown to get parking area beside Mackenzie Building. Main Street busy with Silver's Store and Cordaro Building additions. Waterworks Building dismantled for Municipal Building. Scott Motor Sales garage construction underway on B A Service Station site.
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Bob Caldwell
Main Street
Duffy's Restaurant
W. G. Marshall
Joe Emmerson
Mrs. Marshall
Elgin Street
Harold
Mackenzie
Mill Street
Lucky Strike Bowling Club
Kemshead
Georgetown Native James F. Evans Dies in California
Rev James F Evans a Georgetown native dies suddenly June 17 in Sacramento California He was son of John Evans and Janet Frazer an alumnus of Toronto University Knox College and Yale PhD He taught elocution at Knox College and preached in British Columbia and Springfield Massachusetts He lived in California for 25 years and was elder brother of Walter Evans of Georgetown. Music fireworks and Scotch competitions advertised at Waterloo Ontario June 28 with a monster musical tattoo promised rain or shine.
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James F. Evans
Sacramento
Cal
Evans
Georgetown
John Evans
Janet Frazer
Toronto University
Knox College
Yale University
Mr. Evans
British Columbia
First Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Massachusetts
California
Walter Evans
Waterloo
Ontario
Waterloo Park
Canada
Georgetown Couple Wed at St Joseph Rectory Acton
On June 21 at St Joseph Rectory Acton Rev Fr W J Morgan united Patricia Alice Curtis and George Walker in marriage. The bride wore an ivory satin gown with her great grandmother's veil, and carried cream roses with orange blossom sprays. Guests came from Georgetown Woodstock Toronto and Guelph.
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St. Joseph's
Acton
W. J. Morgan
Patricia Alice Curtis
Florence Curtis
Georgetown
James E. Curtis
George Walker
Samuel Walker
Teresa
Fred Harrison
King Street
E. Simms
E. G. Gaine
Toronto
Gaine
Muskoka
Woodstock
Guelph
Joe Wilcox Weds Eileen Mitzok in Manitoba
The wedding took place in Selkirk Manitoba on Saturday June 14. Eileen Mitzok daughter of Mr Mrs Join Mitzok and Joseph Bernard Wilcox son of Mr Mrs Bernard Wilcox exchanged vows before Rev Fr Latusek. The bride wore a white satin gown with apple blossoms and carried red roses. Attendants wore blue sheer dresses and daisies. The groom was supported by his brother Gerard and the bride's brother Arthur Mitzok. The couple will reside in Georgetown.
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Stanislaus
Selkirk
Manitoba
Eileen Mitzok
Join Mitzok
Joseph Bernard Wilcox
Bernard Wilcox
Georgetown
Latusek
Barbara Mitzok
Helen Wolanik
Gerard
Arthur Mitzok
Edward Kuzenski
Harriet Belanger
Final appeal for soldiers recognition fund drive
Time is limited for contributions to the Georgetown War Service Recognition Committee. It notes many have not been canvassed or contributed, urges voluntary giving, and states Mr. Ireland will receive funds at the Bank up to Saturday June 28 at noon. The committee praises the workers and asks Georgetown residents to contribute.
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Ireland
Town Minutes Show Sewer Plant Site Purchase and Wartime Housing Push
Council met with engineer C R Hagey to choose a site for the sewage disposal plant and approved buying land from E B Tyers on 8th Line for 700 dollars. Mayor Gibbons said wartime houses could rise on Reservoir Park if sewers and chlorinated water were provided. The body authorized canvassing for dog tag sales and discussed Main Street parking and bus routing. A 25 wartime houses plan for Reservoir Park was approved despite Dr. Thompson voting against.
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C. R. Hagey
E. B. Tyers
Maclaren and Hale
Cedarvale
Maclaren
Eason
Gibbons
Dep’t. of Health
George Street
Roads
F. L. Thompson
Reeve Armstrong
Herbert
Armstrong
Reeve Maclaren
John St
Main Street
Council
Gray Coach Lines
Goodier
Lyons
Thompson
Toronto
Dept of Education
Speyside
Piano Recital Highlights Georgetown School Event
Miss Helen Blackburn presented annual recital at Georgetown Public School with guest soloist Miss Isabel Archdekin of Toronto. Audience received bouquets. Toronto performers pleased with numbers. 1946-47 class includes Janice Bradley, Joyce Denham, Bobby Carey, and many others. Toronto Conservatory results list multiple grades with honors and passes for several students.
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Helen Blackburn
ATOM
Georgetown Public School
Isabel Archdekin
Toronto
Archedkin
Miss Blackburn
Janice Bradley
Joyce Denham
Bobby Carey
Bly Farmer
Bobby Tracey
Betsy Willson
Helen Chaplin
Mary Barber
Mary Beckett
Sue Crabtree
Joan Fiddier
Claudia Milne
Jean Muckart
Sylvia Diggins
June Glazier
Maryline Gleave
Eileen Prust
Marylin Bell
Ann Crabtree
Betty King
Mary Arnold
Marc Amstrong
Bernice Wilson
Janice Baker
Patsy Willson
Joan Chaplin
Pauline Tyers
Gwen Davis
Joan Bradley
Jimmy Kirtewood
Jane Milne
Jean Beckett
Ruby Mitchell
Gladys Ruddell
Joyce McMillan
Margaret Sargent
Gladys Scott
Jean Tyler
Shirley Harrison
Mom and Dad Show Heads Coast to Coast Tour
Hollywood's widely heralded hygiene attraction Mom and Dad with commentator Elliot Forbes heads to the Gregory Theatre for a two day run July 3 4. Attendance breaks records and civic leaders educators health officials seek viewings for their communities.
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Hollywood
Elliot Forbes
Gregory ’ Theatre
Georgetown Engagement of Doris Isobel McDonald to Robert Tonelli
Mr and Mrs William McDonald of Maple Ave Georgetown announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Isobel to Robert Tonelli son of Mr and Mrs Alex Tonelli of Milton. The marriage will take place on Saturday July 19.
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William McDonald
Maple Ave
Georgetown
Doris Isobel
Robert Tonelli
Alex Tonelli
Milton
Kent Riddall Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Kent Riddall son of Mr and Mrs Dick Riddall marked his fifth birthday with a home party on Saturday June 11. Guests included his little brother Wayne Lynda Arthurs Sharon Zredborg Jimmie Lindsay Paul Marshall and Gur-
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Kent Riddall
Dick Riddall
Wayne
Lynda Arthurs
Sharon Zredborg
Jimmie Lindsay
Paul Marshall
Gur
Weather Notes Highlight A Pleasant Week So Far
The Weather Mr Editor column praises a real nicer past week and a near perfect weekend. It mentions rain as almost unnecessary and lists several dates in June with emphasis on favorable conditions and hopeful repeats.
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Appleyard
Doreen
Barber
Wiaths
Barnes
Frances
Jean
Booth
Boyle
Barbara
Brown
Burns
Cain
Carter
Albert
Cascadden
Marjorie
Chaplin
Crabtree
Anne
Cromar
Denham
Golden Margaret
Gordon
Colleen
Graham
Hewitt
Hyde
Ismond
Mary
Kelly
Moira
Latimer
Lawson Donald
Lindsay
Lorusso
Joseph
McBride
Lorne
McDonald
MacCormack
McCartney
Denis
McMillan
Nodwell
Preston
Scott
Russell
Smith
George
Spitzer
Spence
Alfred
Tennant
Belle
Shirley
Tuck
Walters
Earle
Wylie
Sarah
Parker
N.B
Berald
Reeve
Hill — McVeigh
ST. George's
W.A. Entertain New
M. Chave
Orangeville
Fr. W. J. Morgan
Old Country
Reuben Eason
Campbellford
Mr. Eason
Dayfoot Shoe Company
Silver's
Cordaro
Scott Motor Sales
B.A
Joe Wilcox
Georgetown War Service Recognition Committee
J. E. Ostrom
Port Arthur
Cali
Reservoir Park
Hale