MG7 A1 Culture, Community, Service

CULTURE

RECREATION, SERVICE, SPECIAL INTEREST

MG7 A1 - John Sommer Collection (Acc #138, 152, 97.25, 99.12, 07.30, 09.12)

1 Gallery House Sol, 1962 – 1993

1.01 Exhibit Invitations

1.01.01 1963

1.01.01.01 September 28 – October 14 – John Agg

1.01.01.02 November 30 – December 16 – Jean Hanson

1.01.02 1964

1.01.02.01 March 01 – March 16 – Rolf Meyn

1.01.02.02 March 21 – April 06 – Paul Buchanan

1.01.02.03 May 23 – June 29 – Thomas Bowie, Yosef Drenters, Patricia Fulford, Frances Gage, Leonard Oesterle, Harold Muller, Rebecca Sisler, Ray Spiers, Andreas, Jean Hanson, Michael Seary, Paul Ruhnke, William Scanlon

1.01.02.04 September 12 – September 30 – Marjorie Nazer

1.01.02.05 October 03 – October 08 – Lynne Hyde

1.01.02.06 October 10 – October 29 – Libby Altwerger, Charlotte Brainerd, Julius Griffith, Jo Rothfels, Jean Townsend

1.01.02.07 October 31 – November 19 – Lucille Gilling, Katja Jacobs, Rolf Meyn, Claire Pratt, Mary Ann Watson, Annemarie Wieser

1.01.02.08 November 28 – December 14 – Christmas Choice

1.01.03 1966

1.01.03.01 February 05 – March 03 – Libby Altwerger, Sandra Altwerger, Dace Birkhams, Charlotte Brainerd, Horst Granzin, Katja Jacobs, John Mattar, John Mueller, Dieter Rechenberg, Jo Rothfels, Sylvia Singer, Joseph Tatarnic, Mary Anne Watson, Kay Weber

1.01.03.02 March 05 – March 24 – Raquel Levis, Beth McLaughlin, Harold Muller

1.01.03.03 April 23 – May 12 – Corbett Gray

1.01.03.04 June 04 – June 24 – Rita Briansky, Claire Pratt

1.01.03.05 September 10 – September 30 – Sylvia Singer, Joan Willsher

1.01.03.06 October 08 – October 28 – Julius Griffith, Joseph Tatarnic

1.01.04 1967

1.01.04.01 January 24 – February 07 - Libby Altwerger, Sandra Altwerger, Dace Birkhams, Charlotte Brainerd, Horst Granzin, Katja Jacobs, John Mattar, John Mueller, Dieter Rechenberg, Jo Rothfels, Sylvia Singer, Joseph Tatarnic, Mary Anne Watson, Kay Weber

1.01.04.02 February 11 – March 03 – Prints from the collection of J.H. Smyth, Kitchener

1.01.04.03 April 01 – April 21 – Peter Paul Ochs, Dieter Rechenberg

1.01.04.04 April 29 – May 19 – Charlotte Brainerd, Rolf Meyn

1.01.04.05 May 27 – June 16 – Leonhard Oesterle, John Mattar

1.01.04.06 September 30 – October 20 – Libby Altwerger

1.01.04.07 October 28 – November 10 – Geoffrey Rock

1.01.04.08 November 18 – December 08 – Brainerd, Friedlaender, Hedrick, Kamper, Markle, Meyn, Racus, Rayner, Singer

1.01.05 1968

1.01.05.01 March 30 – April 19 – Mavis Ehlert, Claire Sinclair

1.01.05.02 April 20 – May 10 – Lorne Looker, Ann Suzuki

1.01.05.03 May 18 – June 10 – Ernest Adams, Robert Bradley, Doug Carbert, Richard Green, Ken Hutchison, Ken Kettlewell, Martin Kimble, Merike Kink, Tim Rainey, John Stonkus.

1.01.05.04 September 14 – October 03 – Gero Flurschuetz, Rolf Meyn, Neville Palmer

1.01.05.05 October 03, - October 24 – Sara Gill, Yosef Drenters

1.01.05.06 October 26 – November 14 – Charlotte Brainerd, Slyvia Singer

1.01.05.07 November 16 – December 05 – Jon Huot, Peter Boiger

1.01.05.08 December 07 – December 26 – Majorie Nazer, Tom Coulter

1.01.06 1969

1.01.06.01 February 08 – February 28 - Andreas Drenters. Graphics of the Sixties (various artists).

1.01.06.02 March 01 – March 20 - Nicholas Hornyansky

1.01.06.03 March 22 – April 10 – Tom Coulter, Frieda Nelson

1.01.06.04 April 12 – May 01 – William Scanlon, Joan Willsher

1.01.06.05 May 03 – May 22 – Francin Kuipers, Ann Roberts

1.01.06.06 May 24 - June 23 – Ken Hutchison, Tony Mihok, Tim Rainey, Paul Rainey

1.01.06.07 September 06 – September 25 – Neville Palmer

1.01.06.08 September 27 – October 16 – Rudolph Bikkers, Peter Boiger, Patrick McGuire, Peter Paul Ochs, Florence Vale

1.01.06.09 October 18 – November 06 – Barker Fairley

1.01.06.10 November 08 – November 27 – Nancy Keehn, Tom Benner

1.01.06.11 November 29 – December 18 – Toys and Things, a Show of Christmas Surprises

1.01.07 1970

1.01.07.01 April 25 – May 14 – Rudolf Bikkers, Tom Coulter

1.01.07.02 June 06 – June 26 – John Mueller, Neville Palmer, Tony Meers

1.01.07.03 September 12 – October 01 – Marjorie Nazer, Reeva Perkins, Alan Perkins

1.01.07.04 October 01 – October 22 – John Mattar, Irene Blogg, May Marx, Andrew Mackenzie, Siegfried Puchta

1.01.07.05 October 24 – November 12 – Vincent Thomas

1.01.07.06 November 14 – December 03 – Michael Craden, Paul Rainey, Roma Middleton, Don Middleton

1.01.08 1971

1.01.08.01 February 13 – March 04 – Eight Artists in Georgetown: Claudette Boulanger, Terry Braun, Jane Cole, Pat Durr, Robert Kidd, Patrick McGuire, Tony Meers, Donald Strange

1.01.08.02 March 06 – March 25 – Barker Fairley

1.01.08.03 March 27 – April 15 – Andreas Drenters, Francin Kuyers

1.01.08.04 April 17 – May 06 – Carl Heywood, Almuth Luetkenhaus

1.01.08.05 May 08 – May 27 – Frieda Nelson, John Michael Raine

1.01.08.06 September 11 – September 30 – Maruta, Neville De Silva Palmer

1.01.08.07 October 02 – October 21 – Terry Braun, Pat Durr

1.01.08.08 October 23 – November 11 – Robert Downing

1.01.08.09 November 13 – December 02 – Robert Held, Florence Vale

1.01.08.10 December 04 – December 19 – Frieda Nelson, Jack Reid

1.01.09 1972

1.01.09.01 January 22 – February 10 – Canadian Art in Georgetown Homes

1.01.09.02 February 12 – March 02 – Rudolph Bikkers, Ben Linssen, Sharon Merkur

1.01.09.03 March 04 – March 23 – Cathy Greenhill, Peter Paul Ochs, Neville Palmer, Janice Rigby

1.01.09.04 March 25 – April 13 – Vincent Thomas

1.01.09.05 April 15 – May 04 – Leonhard Oesterle

1.01.09.06 May 06 – May 25 – Yosef Drenters

1.01.09.07 May 27 – June 16 – Myron Jones, Phil Sybal, Theo Willemse

1.01.09.08 September 30 – October 19 – Marjorie Nazer, Ann Roberts

1.01.09.09 October 21 – November 09 – John Michael Raine, Joan Willsher-Martel

1.01.09.10 November 11 – November 30 – Charlotte Brainerd

1.01.09.11 December 02 – December 17 – Claudette Boulanger

1.01.10 1973

1.01.10.01 February 17 – March 08 – Harry Brunt, G. Brender à Brandis

1.01.10.02 March 10 – March 29 – John McCombe Reynolds

1.01.10.03 March 31 – April 19 – Clark Guettel, Frieda Nelson

1.01.10.04 April 21 – May 10 – Hendrikus Bervoets

1.01.10.05 May 12 – May 31 – Francin Kuypers, Sharon Merkur

1.01.10.06 June 02 – June 21 – Barker Fairley

1.01.10.07 September 08 – September 27 – Christopher Birt, George Hawken, Tim Rainey

1.01.10.08 September 29 – October 18 – Leonard Crump, Tom Coulter

1.01.10.09 November 03 – November 22 – Neville Palmer, Rudolph Bikkers, Clark Guettel, Bill Woods

1.01.10.10 November 24 – December 14 – Claudette Boulanger, Marina Fricke, Frieda Nelson, John Revell, Edward Roman, Sinja Son

1.01.11 1974

1.01.11.01 February 16 – March 07 – Myron Jones, Peter Osicka

1.01.11.02 March 09 – March 28 – Homage to the Sun – various artists

1.01.11.03 March 30 – April 18 – Harold Town

1.01.11.04 April 20 – May 09 – Carl Heywood, Gwynyth Young

1.01.11.05 May 11 – May 30 – Michael Craden, Alan Dayton

1.01.11.06 September 07 – September 26 – Marjorie Nazer

1.01.11.07 September 28 – October 17 – Pat Durr, Ken Oliver, Charles Sharun

1.01.11.08 October 19 – November 07 – Elizabeth Heinen, Vincent Thomas

1.01.11.09 November 09 – November 28 – Nancy Keehn, Frieda Nelson, Leonhard Oesterle

1.01.11.10 November 30 – December 19 – Claudette Boulanger, Fenella Browne, Harry Brunt, Anne Dalton, Maria Jennings, Winsome Lee, Joe Rosenblatt, Phil Sybal, Shizuye Takashima, Lyn Wiggins

1.01.12 1975

1.01.12.01 February 08 – February 27 – Bruce Harding, Ken McCauley, Z. Romuald Mech

1.01.12.02 March 01 – March 20 – Katja Jacobs, Francine Kuypers, Marcello Febbo, Paul Peregal

1.01.12.03 March 22 – April 03 – Patrick McGuire, Ingeborg Mohr, Anne Suzuki

1.01.12.04 April 05 – April 24 – Sylvia Singer

1.01.12.05 April 26 – May 15 – Leonore Atwood, Ken Danby, Maria Jennings

1.01.12.06 May 17 – June 01 – Barker Fairley, Michael Robinson

1.01.12.07 September 06 – September 25 – Liz Coviello, Peter Coviello, John Mueller

1.01.12.08 September 27 – October 16 – George Hawken, Frieda Nelson

1.01.12.09 October 18 – November 06 – Marta Hauer, Almuth Luetkenhaus

1.01.12.10 November 08 – November 27 – Leo Rampen, Oz Parsons

1.01.12.11 November 29 – December 18 – Wintertime, The Weavers House - Various artists

1.01.13 1976

1.01.13.01 February 14 – March 04 – Male & Female, An Entertainment

1.01.13.02 March 06 – March 25 – Ingeborg Mohr, Andreas Drenters, Leonhard Oesterle, Gwyneth Young

1.01.13.03 March 27 – April 15 – Sybil Calverley, Harold Town

1.01.13.04 April 17 – May 06 – Sandra Altwerger, Judith Almond Best, Pat Hunt, Harold Muller, Reeva Perkins, Janice Smith, Lyn Wiggins

1.01.13.05 May 08 – May 27 – Barker Fairley, Andreas Drenters, Tony Urquhart

1.01.13.06 September 04 – September 23 – John Mattar, Marjorie Nazer, Liz Coviello, Peter Coviello, Alan Perkins

1.01.13.07 October 02 – October 21 – Sharon Merkur, Pearl Ladowsky, Brian Ashby

1.01.13.08 October 23 – November 11 – Horst Granzin, Heidi Von Richter, Harlan House, Ann Suzuki, Myron Jones, Ted Willemse

1.01.13.09 November 13 – December 02 – Janet Beck, David Pellettier, George Hawken, Myron Jones, Rolf Meyn

1.01.13.10 December 04 – December 19 – Arts, Crafts, Surprises - Various artists

1.01.14 1977

1.01.14.01 February 12 – March 03 – Cora Barwell, W.C. Garrard, R.J. Jennings, P.G. Moss, G. O’Connor, V. Teder, G. Walker, J. Gibson, R. Richards, Imre Szebenyi

1.01.14.02 March 05 – March 24 – Andreas Drenters, Charles Sharun, Paul Rainey, Harold Town

1.01.14.03 March 26 – April 14 – Tamra Farrow, Patrick McGuire, Doris Richardson, A.J. Casson

1.01.14.04 April 16 – May 05 – Morus Hummel, Robert Paterson, Jack Reid

1.01.14.05 May 07 – May 26 – Peter Coviello, Liz Coviello, Barker Fairley, Francine Kuypers

1.01.14.06 September 10 – September 29 – William Walton Armstrong, Michael Robinson, Brian McChesney, Win Rampen

1.01.14.07 October 01 – October 20 – Charlotte Brainerd, Brooke Gibson, Joe Rosenblatt, Sylvia Singer, Christel Wille

1.01.14.08 October 22 – November 10 – Pippa Mihok, Tony Mihok, Hanna Petrenko

1.01.14.09 November 12 – December 01 – Anne Dalton, Philip Sybal, Leonard Hutchinson

1.01.14.10 December 03 – December 18 – Small is Beautiful (And Enchanting) - Various artists

1.01.15 1978

1.01.15.01 February 18 – March 09 – Artists as They See Themselves, Various artists

1.01.15.02 March 11 – March 30 – Sybil Calverley, Edward Schleimer, Morwenna Thistlethwaite

1.01.15.03 April 01 – April 20 – Alan Dayton, Frieda Nelson, Ted Willemse, Leonhard Oesterle

1.01.15.04 April 22 – May 11 – Walter Ballach, Zsombor De Gyokossy, Leo Rampen, Florence Vale

1.01.15.05 May 13 – June 01 – Claudette Boulanger, Barker Fairley, Joyce Aster, Betty Fogel, Celia Merkur,

1.01.15.06 September 09 - September 28 – Maria Jennings, Marjorie Nazer

1.01.15.07 September 30 – October 19 – Dianne Cousins, Daniel Crichton, Sharon Merkur

1.01.15.08 October 21 – November 09 – John Mattar, Alan Perkins, John Shaw, Lyn Wiggins

1.01.15.09 November 11 – November 30 – Michael Hall, Ken McCauley, John Mueller, Agnes Olive, Ninel Teversham

1.01.15.10 02 – December 17 – Christmas Stars - Various artists

1.01.16 1979

1.01.16.01 February 24 – March 08 – A Journey Through Time, Georgetown Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, The Changing Face of the Community.

1.01.16.02 March 10 – March 29 – Brooke Gibson, Francine Kuypers

1.01.16.03 March 31 – April 19 – Jennifer Chanter-Colby, Andreas Drenters, Edward Schleimer

1.01.16.04 April 21 – May 10 – Gail Bradshaw, Bob Kavanagh, Michael Robinson, Marjorie Nazer

1.01.16.05 May 12 – May 31 – Hubert De Santana, Hanna Petrenko, John Revell

1.01.16.06 September 22 – October 11 – William Walton Armstrong, Lanny Shereck, Barker Fairley, Rolf Meyn

1.01.16.07 October 13 – November 01 – Frieda Nelson, William Scanlon, Annegret Hunter-Elsenbach, Kayo O’Young

1.01.16.08 November 03 – November 22 – Charlotte Brainerd, Ann Dalton, Robert Paterson, Daniel Crichton

1.01.16.09 November 24 – December 16 – Bright Lights - Various artists

1.01.17 1980

1.01.17.01 February 16 – March 06 – Frank C. Black

1.01.17.02 March 08 – March 27 – Roy Booth, Francine Kuypers, Aref Najam-Es-Sani

1.01.17.03 March 29 – April 17 – Beverley de Jong, Nancy Keehn, Agnes Olive

1.01.17.04 April 19 – May 08 – George Hawken, Sylvia Singer

1.01.17.05 May 10 – May 29 – Sharon Merkur, Cynthia Root, Thea Weller

1.01.17.06 May 31 – June 19 – Brian Ashby, John Hansplant, Elisabeth Heinen, Rudy Molz

1.01.17.07 October 18 – November 06 – Rudolf Bikkers

1.01.17.08 November 08 – November 27 – Marjorie Nazer, Oz Parsons

1.01.17.09 November 29 – December 14 - Snowflakes - Various artists

1.01.18 1981

1.01.18.01 February 21 – March 12 – E.J. Revell, Liz Sinclair

1.01.18.02 March 14 – April 02 – Brooke Gibson, Mark Moldaver, Ted Hodgetts, Bernice Vasey, Jeffrey Wind

1.01.18.03 April 04 – April 23 – Walter Sawron, Maureen Swann, Charlotte Brainerd

1.01.18.04 April 25 – May 14 – Frieda Nelson, Andrew Kuntz

1.01.18.05 May 16 – June 04 – Claudette Boulanger, Camille McGuire, Sylvia Singer

1.01.18.06 September 12 – October 01 – Frank C. Black, Gretchen Hamilton Day, Reginald Finlayson, Marjorie Nazer, Jo Walterson

1.01.18.07 October 03 – October 21 - Jennifer Chanter-Colby

1.01.18.08 October 24 – November 12 – Celia Hirsh, Sybil Rampen

1.01.18.09 November 14 – December 03 – Alan Dayton, Jeffrey Wind

1.01.18.10 December 05 – December 18 – Twelve Days of Christmas - Various artists

1.01.19 1982

1.01.19.01 February 20 – March 11 – Photoart - Various artists

1.01.19.02 March 13 – April 01 – Leo Rampen, Bob Kavanagh

1.01.19.03 April 03 – April 22 – Gerard Brender À Brandis, Ted Hodgetts, Jane Wilson

1.01.19.04 April 24 – May 13 – George Hawken, Theo Willemse

1.01.19.05 May 15 – June 03 – Suzanne Gauthier, Annegret Hunter-Elsenbach, Frank C. Black

1.01.19.06 October 02 – October 21 – Makers - Various artists

1.01.19.07 October 23 – November 11 – Lisl Levinsohn, Leonhard Oesterle, Shizuye Takashima

1.01.19.08 November 13 – December 02 – Edward Schleimer

1.01.19.09 December 04 – December 16 – Mostly Miniatures - Various artists

1.01.20 1983

1.01.20.01 February 19 – March 10 – Vallery Mokrytzki, Andreas Drenters

1.01.20.02 March 12 – March 31 – Owen Colborne, Peter Delroy, Paul Savoie

1.01.20.03 April 02 – April 21 – E.J. Revell, Carole Black

1.01.20.04 April 23 – May 12 – Charlotte Brainerd

1.01.20.05 May 14 – June 02 – Frieda Nelson, Matthias Ostermann

1.01.20.06 September 10 – September 29 – Tony Mihok, Mibs Pell

1.01.20.07 October 01 – October 20 – Mimi Gellman, Barbara Laffey, Sybil Rampen

1.01.20.08 October 22 – November 10 – Alan Perkins, Mary Lazier

1.01.20.09 November 12 – December 01 – Regine Faust, Penny Kokkinos, Robert Paterson

1.01.20.10 December 03 – December 18 – Christmas Glory - Various artists

1.01.21 1984

1.01.21.01 February 25 – March 15 - Francine Kuypers, Paula Latcham, Ken McCauley

1.01.21.02 March 17 – April 05 – Denise Belanger, Jennifer Chanter-Colby

1.01.21.03 April 07 – April 26 – Dawn Dougall, Peggy Mackenzie, Carol Milon, Ann Mortimer, Agnes Olive, Michael Sheba, Aleksandr Sorotschynski

1.01.21.04 April 28 – May 17 – Carole Black, Robert Kavanagh

1.01.21.05 May 19 – June 07 – Sharon Merkur, Tom Carnahan

1.01.21.06 September 08 – September 27 – Elisabeth Heinen, Rudy Molz, April Quan

1.01.21.07 September 29 – October 18 – Charlotte Brainerd, Larry Davidson

1.01.21.08 October 20 – November 08 – E.J. Revell, Tim Maycock

1.01.21.09 November 10 – November 29 – Shizuye Takashima, Andreas Drenters

1.01.21.10 December 01 – December 16 – Christmas Exhibition - Various artists

1.01.22 1985

1.01.22.01 March 09 – March 31 – Gary Scott Breithaupt, Brian Ashby, Denise Belanger, Daniel Crichton, Ian Forbes, Kevin Gray, Andrew Kuntz, Edward Roman

1.01.22.02 May 04 – May 23 – Spring Show, Arts & Crafts – Various artists

1.01.22.03 October 19 – November 07 – Robert Daigneault, Valerie Nichol, Kevin Gray

1.01.22.04 November 09 – November 28 – Leo Rampen, Grace McKnight

1.01.22.05 November 30 – December 15 – It’s time to think of Christmas - Various artists

1.01.23 1986

1.01.23.01 March 15 – April 03 – Ted Brown, Paul Savoie, Kevin Gray, Clark Guettel, Margaret Mohr, Edward Roman

1.01.23.02 April 05 – April 24 – Frieda Nelson, Liz Sinclair

1.01.23.03 April 26 – May 15 - Sharon Merkur, Celia Hirsh, Allen Hirsh

1.01.23.04 October 04 – October 23 – Rudolf Bikkers, George Hawken, Borge Jorgensen

1.01.23.05 October 25 – November 13 – Naoko Matsubara, Leonhard Oesterle

1.01.23.06 November 15 – December 14 – Christmas - Various artists

1.01.24 1987

1.01.24.01 February 28 – March 19 – Gray Scott Breithaupt, Carm Griffin, Judith Griffin, Nancy Murphy

1.01.24.02 March 21 – April 09 – Anne Boyle, Walter Sawron

1.01.24.03 April 11 – April 30 – Works by some artists and artisans of the Gallery Past and Present - Various artists

1.01.24.04 October 03 – October 22 – Further Works by artists and artisans of the Gallery Past and Present, Various artists

1.01.24.05 October 24 – November 12 – Clark Guettel, John Revell

1.01.24.06 November 14 – December 12 – Christmas Choice - Various artists

1.01.25 1988

1.01.25.01 March 19 – April 07 – Charles Meanwell, Valerie Nichol

1.01.25.02 April 09 – April 28 – Larry Davidson, Vallery Mokrytzki

1.01.25.03 April 30 – May 19 – Lyn Barrett-Cowan, Lorie Schinko

1.01.25.04 September 17 – October 06 – Edward Schleimer, Robert Têtu

1.01.25.05 October 08 – October 27 – Jane Burns, Borge Jorgensen

1.01.25.06 October 29 – November 17 – Andreas Drenters, Margaret Squire

1.01.25.07 November 19 – December 11 – Miniatures For A Festive Season - Various artists

1.01.26 1989

1.01.26.01 April 15 – May 04 – Jane Lind, Barbara Stephens

1.01.26.02 May 06 – May 25 – Frank C. Black

1.01.26.03 June 28 – July 23 – Pauline Hall, John A. Hall

1.01.26.04 September 30 – October 19 – Anne Boyle, Lisa Pierce, Walter Sawron

1.01.26.05 November 11 – December 10 – Celebration - Various artists

1.01.27 1990

1.01.27.01 March 17 – April 08 – Gerard Brender À Brandis, Michael Olive, Glenda Skene

1.01.27.02 September 29 – October 18 – Jane Burns, Borge Jorgensen

1.01.27.03 October 20 – November 08 – Heather Grindley, Anne Simmons

1.01.27.04 November 17 – December 09 – Christmas - Various artists

1.01.28 1991

1.01.28.01 March 23 – April 11 – An exhibition and sale of art works from private collections, Various artists

1.01.28.02 April 13 – May 02 – Barbara Stephens

1.01.28.03 October 19 – November 07 – John Revell, Heather Drenters

1.01.28.04 November 16 – December 08 – Christmas - Various artists

1.01.29 1992

1.01.29.01 March 21 – April 09 – John A. Hall

1.01.29.02 May 09 – May 28 – Judy Bryant, Francine Kuypers, Bettina

1.01.29.03 October 17 – November 05 – Borge Jorgensen, Michael McCarthy, Margaret Squire

1.01.29.04 November 14 – December 13 –Christmas - Various artists

1.01.30 1993

1.01.30.01 April 17 – May 09 – Rudolf Bikkers, George Hawken, Edward Schleimer

1.02 Miscellaneous

1.02.01 Note. Undated from John Sommer to Walter Lewis regarding House Sol invitations.

1.02.02 Leaflet. Published October, 1968. Biography of Charlotte Brainerd and Sylvia Singer.

1.02.03 Leaflet. Published November, 1972. Biography of Charlotte Brainerd.

1.02.04 Leaflet. Published April, 1975. Biography of Sylvia Singer.

1.02.05 Advertisement. Undated. Features drawing by George Hawken, “Kafka”. (2 copies)

1.02.06 Advertisement. Flyer. Prepared for BIG Celebration, Georgetown, June, 1984.

1.02.07 Flyer. C1984. About The Collecting of Art. Excerpts from “Collectors don’t Have to be Rich” by John Sommer. To be published in 1985.

1.02.08 Announcement card. May, 1971. Lecture to be given by Malcolm Fitz-Earle, University of Toronto, Pollution and Population in Japan. Sponsored by House Sol.

1.02.09 Announcement card. June, 1971. Lecture to be given by Walter Pitman, M.P.P., Education in the Seventies. Sponsored by House Sol.

1.02.10 Booklet. Haiku, by Claire Pratt, 1965.

1.02.11 Cecil Troy, biographical material from The National Gallery of Canada

1.02.12 Frances-Anne Johnston, biographical material from Art Gallery of Ontario.

1.02.13 Invitation. Letter from Mayor Kathy Gastle regarding rededication of artwork donated by Mr. Richard Berghammer to the Town of Halton Hills. September 18, 2002.

1.02.14 Review. The Williams Mill – Halton’s Treasure. By John Sommer. Undated.

1.02.15 Flyer. Arts & Crafts at Gallery House Sol. December, 2005

1.02.16 Gallery House Sol Rental Agreement. (Blank copy, 3 pages.)

1.02.17 Gallery Hosue Sol Exhibit Rules.

1.03 Newspaper Clippings.

1.03.01 No ‘small-town’ art at town’s Gallery Sol. Georgetown Herald, March 07, 1979, Page 9, by Lori Taylor.

1.03.02 Gallery House Sol opening. Noted artist John Hall … Georgetown Independent, April 1, 1992, Page SL11

1.03.03 Home is where the art is. Exhibition highlights local and regional artists at unique Georgetown gallery. By Jennifer Enright, The Compass, December 3, 2004, Page 18.

1.03.04 ‘Homage to life’ House Sol artist Shizuye Takashima and Andreas Drenters. Georgetown Herald, November 06, 1984

1.03.05 House and gallery worth visit. Town and Country Trips, by Harvey Currell. Toronto Sun, March 06, 1985. (Original and photocopy with corrections made by John Sommer.)

1.03.06 German Students Reach Georgetown Touring Continent by Bus, Thumb. Georgetown Herald, August 18, 1966

1.03.07 Fabric, jewellery, paintings at Gallery House Sol. Georgetown Herald, September 27, 1989

1.03.08 House Sol Christmas exhibition. Georgetown Independent, November 8, 1989

1.03.09 Three artists at House Sol. Halton Hills Weekend/Maretplace, March 17, 1990, Page 11.

1.03.10 2 artists open at House Sol. Georgetown Independent, Oct 17, 1990

1.03.11 Guest artist Heather Grindley. Georgetown Herald, October 24, 1990. Photo clipping.

1.03.12 House Sol feature. Georgetown Independent, November 14, 1990, Page B7

1.03.13 Collectors show, sale. Georgetown Independent, March 20, 1991.

1.03.14 Moment of creation. Halton Hills This Weekend, May 1, 1993. Photo clipping.

1.03.15 Sandra Traversy.

1.03.15.01 Article by Sandra Traversy featuring John Sommer and the art collection of the Town of Halton Hills stored at the Georgetown Branch of the Public Library. November, 2005 (4 pages)

1.03.15.02 Critique by John Sommer. (6 pages)

1.03.15.03 Photo sheet.

1.03.15.04 Thank you card from Sandra Traversy.

2 John Hall Retrospective, 1989

2.01 Correspondence - John Hall to John Sommer, arrangements for exhibit.

2.01.01 September 28

2.01.02 February 18

2.01.03 March 29

2.01.04 March 31

2.01.05 May 29

2.01.06 July 10

2.02 Invitation to Exhibit Opening – A Selection from Over 50 Years of Drawing and Painting - June 28, 1989 – August 19, 1989. Presented by The Friends of the Halton Hills Libraries.

2.03 Exhibit Catalogue.

2.04 Newspaper clippings.

2.04.01 Ontario’s best known art teacher to show in Gallery, By Bettyanne Wellstead, May 24, 1989, Page B8, Georgetown Independent.

2.04.02 Group of Seven Friend featured at gallery, By Bettyanne Wellstead, May 24, 1989, Page 21, Georgetown Herald.

2.04.03 Friends of the Library present John Hall exhibit, June 14, 1989, Page B11, Georgetown Independent.

2.04.04 Photo. Chief Librarian Betsy Cornwell congratulates artist John Hall with Doug Magwood of the Friends of the Halton Hills Library and Hall’s longtime friend and Oscar winning Filmmaker, Christopher Chapman. Chapman introduced the artist at the Wednesday night opening of his exhibition at the Gallery of the Library. The exhibition features work spanning 50 years of art from the well-known teacher artist. July 05, 1989, Page 5, Georgetown Independent.

2.04.05 John A. Hall shows 50 years of art. July 05, 1989, Page 9, Georgetown Herald.

2.05 Booklet. Notes for Students of Oil Painting, by John A. Hall.

3 Halton Hills Arts Council

3.01 Programs

3.01.01 1980 - 1981 – A Musical Trilight, Maureen Forrester, Maple Sugar, Tapestry Singers.

3.01.02 1981 – 1982 – A Musical Trilight, The Travellers, Sears and Switzer, The London Sinfonia

3.01.03 1982 – 1983 – Spring Lecture Series; 3rd Season, Musical Trilight Subscription Series, Felix Possak, Robert and Sarah Feuerstein, York Winds.

3.02 Calendar of the Arts (Newsletter)

3.02.01 January/February, 1982

3.02.02 May/June, 1982

3.02.03 September/October 1982

3.02.04 November/December, 1982-3

3.03 Correspondence

3.03.01 January 14, 1981 re membership

3.03.02 January 09, 1982 re membership

4 Georgetown Little Theatre

4.01 Programs

4.01.01 Lysistrata, by Aristophanes. Directed by Ron Hill.

4.01.02 The Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakespeare. Directed by Michael Peleschak.

4.01.03 Private Lives, by Noel Coward. Directed by Betty Fisher.

4.01.04 Under The Yum-Yum Tree, by Lawrence Roman. Directed by Betty Fisher.

4.01.05 Under The Sycamore Tree, by Samuel Spewack. Directed by Tony Lloyd.

4.01.06 On Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma’s Hung You In the Closet and I’m Feelin’ so Sad, by Arthur L. Lopit. Directed by Lynne Hyde.

4.01.07 Arsenic and Old Lace, by Joseph Kesselring. Directed by Betty Fisher.

4.01.08 Bonaventure, by Charlotte Hastings. Produced and Directed by Chris Fisher.

4.01.09 A Little of What You Fancy, by Catherine Wilbraham. Directed by Betty Fischer. Season 1966-67.

4.01.10 A Delicate Balance, by Edward Albee. Directed by Des Nicholls.

4.01.11 The Anniversary, by Bill MacIlwraith. Directed by Gene Tishauer.

4.01.12 Relatively Speaking, by Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by Pat Joynes.

4.01.13 There Goes the Bride, by Ray Cooney and John Chapman. Directed by Ron Hill.

4.01.14 Our Town, by Thornton Wilder. Directed by Ron Hunt.

4.01.15 The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde. Directed by Derek Joynes.

4.01.16 Death Trap, by Ira Levin. Directed by Neville Worsnop.

4.01.17 The Man Most Likely to, by Joyce Rayburn. Directed by Ron Hunt.

4.01.18 Steel Magnolias, by Robert Harling. Directed by Ron Hill.

4.01.19 Opera Comique, By Nagle Jackson. Directed by Jacky Willows.

5 The Georgetown Choral Society

5.01 Programs

5.01.01 Man and his Music, Knox Presbyterian Church, Georgetown.

5.01.02 Festival Noel, Directed by A. Dale Wood, Accompanist, Joyce Hayward.

5.01.03 Christmas Gifts, Directed by A. Dale Wood, with Guest Organist George H. De Kleer

5.01.04 It’s Christmastime, Directed by A. Dale Wood, Accompanist, Cheryl Hauser.

6 Halton-Peel Highland Games Association

6.01 Program.

6.01.01 2nd Annual “Speyside Highland Games”, June 11, 1977, Georgetown Fairgrounds.

7 Correspondence

7.01 Town of Halton Hills Art Collection

7.01.01 June 22, 1990

7.01.02 April 28, 1991

7.01.03 May 02, 1991

7.01.04 May 09, 1991

7.01.05 July 29, 1991

7.01.06 August 13, 1991

7.01.07 August 13, 1991

7.01.08 August 13, 1991

7.01.09 August 13, 1991

7.01.10 August 20, 1991

7.01.11 August 30, 1991

7.01.12 September 18, 1991

7.01.13 September 20, 1991

7.01.14 December, 1992

7.01.15 Otto Weininger Correspondence re bequest of Sylvia Singer art works, 1987-1991

7.02 Development – Maple Avenue, Willow Creek

7.02.01 June 05, 1990

7.02.02 June 05, 1990

7.02.03 June 05, 1990

7.02.04 June 05, 1990

7.02.05 June 05, 1990

7.02.06 June 07, 1990

7.02.07 June 14, 1990

7.02.08 June 18, 1990

7.02.09 June 26, 1990

7.02.10 June 29, 1990

7.02.11 July 12, 1990

7.02.12 July 16, 1990

7.02.13 September 01, 1990

7.02.14 September 09, 1990

7.02.15 September 26, 1990

7.02.16 April 05, 1991

7.02.17 April 16, 1991

7.02.18 April 21, 1991

7.02.19 April 23, 1991

7.03 Frank Corning, Teacher, Georgetown District High School, March 09, 1968

8 Miscellaneous

8.01 Jordanus van der Vliet

8.01.01 Leaflet. Exhibition of Original Oil Paintings, October 17 – 31, 1952, Barber’s Gift Shop, Mill Street, Georgetown.

8.01.02 Leaflet. Exhibition of Original Oil Paintings, March 28 – April 10, Barber’s Gift Shop, Mill Street, Georgetown.

8.02 Chamber of Commerce.

8.02.01 Leaflet. Come and See for Yourself, Georgetown.

8.02.02 Booklet. Quality of Life, Halton Hills, Ontario, Canada. 1986.

8.03 The Barber Heritage. Pamphlet. June, 1977.

8.04 Terra Cotta Inn. Placemat with map of area and sketch of inn. 1964.

8.05 The Beaumont Knitting Company Ltd., 1878 – 1978. Sketch by R. [Campion], 1978.

8.06 Halton Hills Library and Cultural Center

8.06.01 March, 1981. Sketch of Multi-Purpose Room

8.06.01.01 Church Street exterior

8.06.01.02 Floor Plan

8.06.01.03 North side, window wall, interior

8.06.02 April, 1981. Policy for multi-purpose room.

8.06.03 Booklet. Official Opening, October, 1981.

8.06.04 Leaflet. Opening Programs, October 14 – November 01, 1981

8.06.05 28 engraved copper printing blocks. Photos used in the 1913 Special Edition of the Georgetown Herald.

8.07 Downtown Georgetown, Main Street designs

8.07.01 Sketches

8.07.02 Newspaper column. A vision for Georgetown – an outdoor mall? John Sommer, Ideas and The Arts, Georgetown Herald, August 22, 1990, Page 11

9 Andreas Drenters (Acc. #09.12)

9.01 Exhibition of New Works, June, 1990.

9.01.01 Invitation

9.01.02 Catalogue

9.01.03 Flyer

9.01.04 Correspondence

9.01.04.01 February 13, 1990. Chandler Kirwin

9.01.04.02 April 09 1990. Mayor Russell T. Miller

9.01.04.03 April 26, 1990. Betsy Cornwall

9.01.05 Biographical sketch of Valerie Nichol, painter and musician

9.01.06 Newspaper Clippings

9.01.06.01 Rockwood sculptor to be featured at Georgetown gallery. Guelph Mercury

9.01.06.02 Sculptures at Cultural Centre. Georgetown Herald, May 30, 1990, Pg 16

9.01.06.03 Exhibition of Drenters’ work in Cultural Centre. Georgetown Independent, May 30, 1990, Pg B4

9.01.06.04 Gala evening planned for sculpture exhibit. Georgetown Independent, June 13, 1990, Page B10

9.01.06.05 Evocative Etudes. Georgetown Independent, June 27, 1990. Photo clipping.

9.01.06.06 Open for inspection. Georgetown Herald, Jun 27, 1990, Page 14. Photo clipping.

9.01.06.07 This Horse Should Bring Luck. Toronto Star. Photo Clipping.

9.02 Invitation to Exhibition at the Rockwood Academy.

9.03 Booklet. The Rockwood Academy, by Josef G. Drenters

10 The John and Gisela Sommer Collection (Acc. #09.12)

10.01 Booklet. Forty years of Collection at Gallery House Sol.

10.02 Invitation. Opening reception, 40 years of collecting at Gallery House Sol, January 12 to March 17 2002, Macdonald Stewart Art Centre & Sculpture Park, Guelph, Ontario.

10.03 Newsletter. Macdonald Stewart Art Center. Winter 2002 (2 copies)

10.04 Newspaper clipping. Sharing an art collection. By Kathleen Elliott, Guelph Mercury, February 05, 2002, Page B6 (Photocopy)

10.05 Computer printout. Announcement for Gallery Talk with John Sommer, March 12, 2002. Attached are notes on artist who have exhibited at Gallery House Sol. (11 pages)

11 Charlotte Brainerd (Acc. #09.12)

11.01 Curriculum Vitae (10 pages)

11.02 Gift of Town of Halton Hills

11.02.01 Press Release - October 10, 1986 (2 pages)

11.02.02 Deed of Gift (Blank copy, 2 pages)

11.02.03 Appraisal of Charlotte Brainerd Bequest (9 pages)

11.03 Invitation. Exhibit at Gallery 1640, Montreal. November 2, 1968

11.04 Letter of thanks to John and Gisela Sommer, May 3, 1983. (2 pages)

11.05 Announcement. Brainerd exhibit at Gallery House Sol, September 1984

11.06 Change of address card.

11.07 Tribute to Charlotte Brainerd by John Sommer, 2009. (Written on mailing envelope)

11.08 Newspaper clippings.

11.08.01 The Globe Magazine, The Globe and Mail, December 10, 1966. Feature on prints and printmakers including Charlotte Brainerd.

11.08.02 At The Galleries. By Kay Kritzwiser, The Globe and Mail, 1967. Refers to Charlotte Brainerd exhibit at Pollock Gallery.

11.08.03 Robert Fulford. The Toronto Star, 1967. Refers to Charlotte Brainerd exhibit at Pollock Gallery.

11.08.04 Printmaker holds one-man show in Montreal. By Joan Capreol, The Globe and Mail, November, 1968

11.08.05 At The Galleries. By Kay Kritzwiser, The Globe and Mail, March 20, 1971. Refers to Brainerd exhibit at Shaw-Rimmington Gallery.

12 Ideas and the Arts. Georgetown Herald, Column written by John Sommer

12.01 1989

12.01.01 May 17 - Georgetown painter remembered. Frank C. Black had an artist’s zest for living.

12.01.02 Jun 07 - Local artists paintings have a nourishing quality.

12.01.03 Jun 14 Idler is provoking and challenging.

12.01.04 Jun 28 - The Library does have “Friends”.

12.01.05 Jul 05 - The Car is now an obsession.

12.01.06 Jul 26 - Memories of Main Street.

12.01.07 Aug 09 - We must act now if the environment is to be saved.

12.01.08 Aug 16 - 10,000 cars just missed our Main Street.

12.01.09 Aug 23 - Find the best bookbinder right here in Georgetown.

12.01.10 Sep 06 - Picture a resort in Cape Breton.

12.01.11 Sep 13 - The glory of Main Street.

12.01.12 Sep 20 - New main street gallery combines fine furniture, fine art.

12.01.13 Oct 04 - Civic Centre defies “vulgar, showy” buildings of today.

12.01.14 Oct 11 - Taxes can be used to guide us to safety.

12.01.15 Oct 18 - Four visits to four galleries.

12.01.16 Oct 25 - Frank Black loved the sea

12.01.17 Nov 08 - Reproducing life satisfies our hunger for the past.

12.01.18 Nov 15 - Memories of Berlin; the wall divides.

12.01.19 Nov 22 - Main street offers plenty for Christmas shoppers.

12.01.20 Nov 29 - ‘Paradise Found’ in Walterson’s travels.

12.01.21 Dec 06 - Art societies were best forum for exhibits.

12.01.22 Dec 13 - A rose in winter gardens. No giftwrap will make this man a pretty parcel

12.01.23 Dec 20 - Canadian artists displayed at Simpson’s museum.

12.01.24 Dec 28 - 1989 was really an ‘astonishing’ year.

12.02 1990

12.02.01 Margaret Laurence’s story leaves a lump in the throat. January 03, 1990.

12.02.02 Jan 17 - East German hometown, is rich in tradition.

12.02.03 Jan 24 - This man never forgot his small-town past.

12.02.04 Jan 31 - Now the West must be examined.

12.02.05 Feb 07 - Art exhibition charms viewer.

12.02.06 Feb 14 - Film deals with hatred, despair; factors leading to dictatorship.

12.02.07 Feb 21 - Composting is a ‘minor obsession’.

12.02.08 Feb 28 - Students flock to Pineview School’s ‘Discovery Centre’.

12.02.09 Mar 07 – Busy time for camera enthusiasts

12.02.10 Mar 14 – Movies were the talk of the town

12.02.11 Mar 21 – Group wants a town art and history museum

12.02.12 Mar 28 – ‘Prague’ painting captures the old, historic city

12.02.13 Apr 04 – Being nationalistic about art debases it

12.02.14 Apr 11 – What will we do to appease the car

12.02.15 Apr 18 – Novelist captured old Canada

12.02.16 Apr 25 – Being bilingual can really be a bliss

12.02.17 May 02 – Houstoun’s work large, luminous

12.02.18 May 09 – Federal government creating hostile arts climate

12.02.19 May 19 – School of Dance is superb

12.02.20 May 23 – Arts touch the senses in many ways

12.02.21 Jun 02 – Artist protected Old Academy

12.02.22 Jun 06 – Wrecker’s ball hits E. Germany – and Halton Hills

12.02.23 Jun 13 – Problem solvers are ‘intellectually lazy’

12.02.24 Jun 20 – Planning has its pitfalls in any country

12.02.25 Jun 27 – Opportunity lost when old house wrecked

12.02.26 Jul 04 – Individuals make the decisions in Switzerland’s communities

12.02.27 Jul 11 – Community play get audience totally involved

12.02.28 Jul 18 – Paris is still the capital of the continent

12.02.29 Jul 25 – Men have lost the ability to adapt to changes

12.02.30 Aug 01 – Country must be salvaged for our descendants

12.02.31 Aug 08 – Thomson Gallery a virtual treasure trove

12.02.32 Aug 15 – Elections provide opportunities to decide the future

12.02.33 Aug 22 – A vision for Georgetown – an outdoor mall?

12.02.34 Aug 29 – Environmental concerns aired at all-candidates meeting

12.02.35 Sep 05 – Niagara Escarpment threatened

12.02.36 Sep 12 – Art is truly in the eye of the beholder

12.02.37 Sep 19 – Mankind must become caretaker of the planet

12.02.38 Sep 26 – Georgetown artist aims for the mind and soul

12.02.39 Oct 03 – Canadian film belongs with all-time legends

12.02.40 Oct 10 – Here and Now ’90 impressive

12.02.41 Oct 17 - Bateman is revered in Halton

12.02.42 Oct 24 – Are democracies honorable?

12.02.43 Oct 31 – Optimists celebrate special youth week

12.02.44 Nov 01 – Joanne Fitzgerald, “captivating” illustrator

12.02.45 Nov 14 – Horrified by anti-smoking campaign

12.02.46 Nov 21 – Three environmental laws

12.02.47 Nov 28 – Georgetown’s Main Street – a shopping paradise

12.02.48 Dec 05 – Discussion a must for community

12.02.49 Dec 12 – Universal human values needed

12.02.50 Dec 19 – A Christmas remembered

12.02.51 Dec 29 – Canada facing a winter of discontent

12.03 1991

12.03.01 Jan 02 – Wildlife art has become a best seller

12.03.02 Jan 09 – ‘Dances with Wolves’ a remarkable work

12.03.03 Jan 16 – Winter in Canada a pleasurable season

12.03.04 Jan 23 – Winter highlights Canada’s stark beauty

12.03.05 Jan 30 – Book published in 1892 offers interesting insights

12.03.06 Feb 06 – Bateman addresses students

12.03.07 Feb 13 – “Amateur athlete” smokescreen

12.03.08 Feb 20 – Vast oil reserves at bottom of mid-East conflict

12.03.09 Feb 27 – Separation will not be the end of Canada

12.03.10 Mar 06 – A look at ‘Photoart 91’

12.03.11 Mar 13 – Progressive development should not be feared

12.03.12 Mar 20 – The printed news forms a collage

12.03.13 Mar 27 – Discovering a treasure-trove from the past

12.03.14 Apr 02 – McMichael collection adds native art treasurers

12.03.15 Apr 10 – Willow Park residents doomed to lose sense of community

12.03.16 Apr 17 – Official plan brings hope

12.03.17 Apr 24 – We have no interest in the people of the Middle Eas

12.03.18 May 01 – Town should embark on campaign promoting signs

12.03.19 May 08 – Visiting painter deals in Americana genre

12.03.20 May 15 – Personal freedom – a flight from commitment

12.03.21 May 22 – The art of bird sculpting expresses love of nature

12.03.22 May 24 – Arts in Halton Hills still must be encouraged

12.03.23 May 29 – Art “Friends” are planning two very special exhibitions

12.03.24 Jun 05 – World War I letters a virtual treasure-trove

12.03.25 Jun 12 – Local love affair sparks gossip

12.03.26 Jun 19 – Young soldier can’t shake Georgetown roots

12.03.27 Jun 26 – The young soldier returns from the war

12.03.28 Jul 03 – Journey to New York State a study in contrasts

12.03.29 Jul 10 – Brilliant theories have never put food on table

12.03.30 Jul 17 – Unionville, a place to be copied

12.03.31 Jul 24 – A history of man’s quest to soar

12.03.32 Jul 31 – Tony Meers exhibit emotes erotic aura

12.03.33 Aug 07 – Designs should be scrutinized not necessarily the designers

12.03.34 Aug 14 – Cape Breton escapade

12.03.35 Aug 21 – The gift of leisure can untap hidden talents

12.03.36 Aug 28 – Overpopulation bane of future generations

12.03.37 Sep 04 – Louisbourg fortress is a Nova Scotia treasure

12.03.38 Sep 11 – Stratford trip highlighted by excellent company

12.03.39 Sep 18 – Solidarity demands that people work together

12.03.40 Oct 02 – Culture an integral part of a community’s identity

12.03.41 Oct 09 – We must search to find the best form of capitalism

12.03.42 Oct 16 – Chicago is brash and showy, but a treat to visit

12.03.43 Oct 23 – Milne exhibition a must for art lovers

12.03.44 Oct 30 – Steel Magnolias production is a gentle offering

12.03.45 Nov 06 – Youth choir hits high notes

12.03.46 Nov 13 – We all have special interests

12.03.47 Nov 20 – Alternative schools frowned upon

12.03.48 Nov 27 – Christmas gifts for all in downtown Georgetown

12.03.49 Dec 04 – Art casting has a long and storied tradition

12.03.50 Dec 11 – Private ownership of guns should be outlawed

12.03.51 Dec 18 – Tour of local homes reveals holiday decorating tips

12.03.52 Dec 24 – Toronto offers many artistic delights

12.04 1992

12.04.01 Jan 05 – ‘Aspects of Love’ production a memorable experience

12.04.02 Jan 08 – Fond memories of winter sleigh rides remembered

12.04.03 Jan 15 – Gangsters and Americans go hand-in-hand

12.04.04 Jan 22 – Let’s create a stable world home to everyone

12.04.05 Jan 29 – Opera Comique interlocks life and events

12.04.06 Feb 05 – Visual memories must be retold

12.04.07 Feb 12 – Love between noble people can move mountains

12.04.08 Feb 19 – Dresden the mesmerizing is now merely mediocre

MG7 A2 Temperance Societies

1 Hornby Sons of Temperance, Division 126 (Acc. #139)

1.01 Treasurer’s Books

1.01.01 1890 – 1896

1.01.02 1893 – 1899

1.02 Minute Books

1.02.01 1890 – 1891

1.02.02 1891 – 1895

1.02.03 1895 – 1899

1.02.04 1901 – 1904

1.02.05 1905 – 1907

1.03 Miscellaneous

1.03.01 Newspaper clipping. The Canadian Champion, Milton, May 02, 1979, Page C8 and 10. Hornby Sons of Temperance old records donated to Library.

2 Mount Pleasant Sons of Temperance - Ashgrove (Acc. #95)

2.01 Minute Book, 1862 – 1863. Photocopy.

3 Esquesing Temperance Society – Stewarttown

3.01 Minute Book, 1876 – 1878. Esquesing Crown Temple, No. 321, International Organization of Good Templars.

MG7 A3 Scouting

1 1st Acton Scouting Collection (Acc. #47)

1.01 Miscellaneous

1.01.01 Official Opening of Hodenoswanee Two, February 22, 1976.

1.01.01.01 Programme.

1.01.01.02 Notes. Speech given by Mark Rowe, Assistant Scout Master,

1.01.01.03 List of recipients of Certificates of Appreciation.

1.01.01.04 Troop activities, 1973 – 1974.

1.01.01.05 Excerpt, Notes & News, Scouting in Acton, Page 3 and 4, September, 1975.

1.01.01.06 Scouting Pages of the Past – Acton Boy Scouts at Toronto, September 07, 1916

1.01.01.07 Scouting Pages of the Past – The Big Conference - 1929.

1.01.01.08 Newspaper clipping. Acton Scouts spend a weekend at Limehouse. Limehouse News, May 27, 1920, Acton Free Press.

1.01.02 Programme. Baden-Powell Banquet, February 16, 1999. (1st Acton badge attached to programme.)

1.01.03 Leaflet. 1998-1999 1st Acton Scouting Members.

1.02 Application for, or Renewal of, Group charter

1.02.01 May, 1922

1.02.02 October, 1929

1.02.03 November, 1929

1.02.04 August, 1936

1.02.05 January, 1937

1.02.06 May, 1939, Form 4

1.02.07 May 1939, Form 6

1.02.08 February, 1956

1.02.09 December, 1966

1.02.10 January, 1973

1.03 Application for Registered Membership

1.03.01 November, 1971

1.03.02 November, 1972

1.03.03 October, 1973

1.03.04 October, 1975

1.03.05 September, 1979

1.03.06 October, 1979

1.04 Application for Registration of Additional Members

1.04.01 February, 1956

1.04.02 April, 1959

1.04.03 February, 1972

1.04.04 September, 1972

1.04.05 December, 1972

1.05 Scoutmaster’s Application for Registration

1.05.01 May, 1922 – Wilfred Coles

1.06 Information for Provincial Council

1.07 Information for Headquarters, 1928

1.08 References to scouting from the Acton Free Press, May 1915 – September, 1982. 59 handwritten pages.

1.09 The Spirit Lives on! Scouting in Acton, by John Mark Benbow Rowe.

1.09.01 List of scouting photos appearing in Acton Free Press and used in book.

1.09.02 Letter to Mr. Dills requesting his help in publishing Scouting in Acton.

1.09.03 Letter from The Ontario Heritage Foundation denying request for financial assistance to publish Scouting in Acton.

1.09.04 Draft manuscript.

2 Canadian Jamboree (Acc. #02.01)

2.01 1977, Prince Edward Island

2.01.01 Letter. June 06, 1977 regarding Wintario grant for travel costs for 1st Acton.

2.01.02 Invoice. P. Lawson Travel Ltd., air fare.

2.01.03 Memo. Boy Scouts of Canada, June 06, 1977 regarding arrival at Charlottetown airport.

2.01.04 Timetable of pre-registered events.

2.02 1981, Kananaskis Country, Alberta

2.02.01 Letter to parents, 1st Acton, advising of costs.

2.02.02 Article. CJ ’81 Programming for 20,000, by R.E. Milks

2.02.03 Equipment List.

2.02.04 Names and addresses of participants from 8th Georgetown.

2.02.05 Letter from 8th Georgetown Group Committee chairman, David Soward to parents advising of funding raising efforts.

2.03 1985

2.03.01 Letter. December 17, 1984. Registration numbers for Halton Region.

2.03.02 Planning papers.

3 North Halton (Acc. #02.01)

3.01 Newsletter, North Halton Scouter

3.01.01 November, 1980

3.01.02 December, 1980

3.01.03 January, 1981

3.01.04 February, 1981

3.01.05 March, 1981

3.01.06 April, 1981

3.01.07 October, 1981

3.01.08 November, 1981

3.01.09 January, 1982

3.01.10 October, 1982

3.01.11 November, 1982

3.01.12 January, 1983

3.01.13 March, 1983

3.01.14 April, 1983

3.01.15 May, 1983

3.01.16 June, 1983

3.01.17 September, 1983

3.01.18 October, 1983

3.01.19 November, 1983

3.01.20 December, 1983

3.01.21 January, 1984

3.01.22 February, 1984

3.01.23 March, 1984

3.01.24 April, 1984

3.01.25 May, 1984

3.01.26 June, 1984

3.01.27 September, 1984

3.01.28 October, 1984

3.01.29 November, 1984

3.01.30 December, 1984

3.01.31 January, 1985

3.01.32 February, 1985

3.01.33 March, 1985

3.01.34 April, 1985

3.01.35 May, 1985

3.01.36 June, 1985

3.01.37 September, 1985

3.01.38 October, 1985

3.01.39 November, 1985

3.01.40 December, 1985

3.01.41 January, 1986

3.01.42 February, 1986

3.01.43 March, 1986

3.01.44 April, 1986

3.01.45 May, 1986

3.01.46 June, 1986

3.01.47 September, 1986

3.01.48 October, 1986

3.01.49 November, 1986

3.01.50 December, 1986

3.01.51 January, 1987

3.01.52 February, 1987

3.01.53 March, 1987

3.01.54 April, 1987

3.01.55 May, 1987

3.01.56 June, 1987

3.01.57 September, 1981

3.01.58 February, 1982

3.01.59 March, 1982

3.01.60 April, 1982

3.01.61 May, 1982

3.01.62 June, 1982

3.01.63 December, 1982

3.01.64 February, 1983

3.02 District Council, Minutes

3.02.01 June 11, 1985

3.02.02 September 04, 1985

3.02.03 October 02, 1985

3.02.04 November 06, 1985

3.02.05 December 04, 1985

3.02.06 January 08, 1986

3.02.07 February 05, 1986

3.02.08 March 05, 1986

3.02.09 April 02, 1986

3.02.10 May 07, 1986

3.02.11 January 06, 1999

3.02.12 February 03, 1999

3.02.13 March 03, 1999

3.02.14 April 09, 1999

3.02.15 June 02, 1999

3.02.16 September 08, 1999

3.02.17 October 06, 1999

3.02.18 November 03, 1999

3.02.19 January 05, 2000

3.02.20 February 02, 2000

3.02.21 April 05, 2000

3.02.22 May 03, 2000

3.02.23 October 04, 2000

3.02.24 November 01, 2000

3.02.25 December 06, 2000

3.02.26 January 03, 2001

3.02.27 February 07, 2001

3.02.28 March 07, 2001

3.02.29 April 04, 2001

3.02.30 May 02, 2001

3.02.31 September 06, 2001

3.02.32 December 05, 2001

3.02.33 April 03, 2002

3.02.34 May 01, 2002

3.03 Miscellaneous

3.03.01 District Directory

3.03.01.01 1980 – 1981

3.03.01.02 1997 – 1998

3.03.01.03 1998 – 1999

3.03.01.04 1999 – 2001

3.03.01.05 1969 – 1970

3.03.01.06 1979 – 1980

3.03.01.07 1980 – 1981

3.03.01.08 1981 – 1982

3.03.01.09 1982 – 1983

3.03.01.10 1983 – 1984

3.03.01.11 1984 – 1985

3.03.01.12 1985 – 1986

3.03.01.13 1986 – 1987

3.03.01.14 1987 – 1988

3.03.01.15 1988 – 1989

3.03.01.16 1989 – 1990

3.03.01.17 1991 – 1992

3.03.01.18 1993 – 1994

3.03.01.19 1996 - 1997

3.03.02 1984 – 1985 District Service Team

3.03.03 1985 – Transitional 3rd Year Cub Camp – Agenda

3.03.04 District Events

3.03.04.01 1983 – 1984

3.03.04.02 1984 – 1985

3.03.04.03 1985 – 1986

3.03.05 3rd Acton Scout Troop, Newsletter #2, November 06, 1984

3.03.06 1st Ashgrove Scouts, Meeting Schedule

3.03.07 Winter Camp, 1985, Registration Form

3.03.08 Financial statement, June 11, 1985

3.03.09 Memo regarding District Orienteering Event, Spring, 1985

3.03.10 Newspaper clipping – Georgetown Herald, February 24, 1982 Page 4 – Scouting in North Halton - Reprinted from North Halton Scouter, Feb., 1982.

3.03.11 September, 1987 – By-laws

3.03.12 Regional Directory

3.03.12.01 2000

3.03.12.02 2000 – 2001

3.03.13 Glen Williams Group, Directory, 1998 – 1999

3.03.14 Newspaper clipping. Georgetown Independent, February 09, 1983. Georgetown Scouting a tangled story. By J. Mark Rowe

3.03.15 Active Gilwell Members List

3.03.15.01 June 1987

3.03.15.02 September 1988

3.03.15.03 November 1989

3.03.15.04 January 1991

3.03.16 Annual Report

3.03.16.01 1979 – 1980

3.03.16.02 1983 – 1984

3.03.17 Awards Night

3.03.17.01 Programme, June 07, 1978

3.03.17.02 Programme, June 06, 1984

3.03.17.03 Programme, June 11, 1985

3.04 Registration Forms

3.04.01 1st Georgetown

3.04.01.01 1995 – 1996

3.04.01.02 1996 - 1997

3.04.01.03 1997 – 1998

3.04.01.04 1998 – 1999

3.04.01.05 2000

3.04.02 2nd Georgetown

3.04.02.01 1996

3.04.02.02 1997

3.04.02.03 1998

3.04.02.04 1999

3.04.02.05 2000

3.04.03 3rd Georgetown

3.04.03.01 1997

3.04.03.02 1998

3.04.03.03 1999

3.04.03.04 2000

3.04.04 4th Georgetown

3.04.04.01 1996

3.04.04.02 1997

3.04.04.03 1997 – 1998

3.04.04.04 1998 – 1999

3.04.04.05 1999

3.04.04.06 2000

3.04.05 5th Georgetown

3.04.05.01 1996

3.04.05.02 1997

3.04.05.03 1997 – 1998

3.04.05.04 1998 – 1999

3.04.05.05 2000

3.04.06 6th Georgetown

3.04.06.01 1997 – 1998

3.04.06.02 1999

3.04.07 1st Glen Williams

3.04.07.01 1996

3.04.07.02 1997

3.04.07.03 1997 - 1998

3.04.07.04 1998 – 1999

3.04.07.05 1999

3.04.07.06 2000

3.04.08 Hornby/Ashgrove

3.04.08.01 1994

3.04.08.02 1996

3.04.08.03 1996

3.04.08.04 1996 - 1997

3.04.08.05 1997

3.04.08.06 1997 – 1998

3.04.08.07 1998 - 1999

3.04.08.08 2000

3.04.09 1st Limehouse

3.04.09.01 1996

3.04.09.02 1997

3.04.09.03 1997 – 1998

3.04.09.04 1998 – 1999

3.04.09.05 2000

3.04.10 1st Acton

3.04.10.01 1996

3.04.10.02 1997 - 1998

3.04.10.03 1998 – 1999

3.04.10.04 2000

3.04.11 North Halton

3.04.11.01 1996

3.04.11.02 1997

3.04.11.03 1997 – 1998

3.04.11.04 1998 – 1999

3.04.11.05 2000 – 2001

3.04.11.06 2001 – 2002

3.05 History

3.05.01 Postcard. Blank announcement card re Scouter Council meeting c1945

3.05.02 Information card. The Georgetown District Badge.

3.05.03 Flyer. The Good Turns of Many Helpers Make Scout Home. 1948. Description of efforts to build Scout Home written by Arlof Dills, Acton Scout Group Committee.

3.05.04 Blue Springs Scout Reserve. (2 pages)

3.05.05 Description of Indian designs painted on the ceiling of the Yarn Hut. (2 pages)

3.05.06 Letter. From Jack and Dawn Livingstone, to Mark Rowe, January 21, 1992, regarding their involvement in scouting in Georgetown. (4 pages)

3.06 Scout and Guide Church Parade

3.06.01 Trinity United Church, Acton, February 22, 1978 (2 pages)

3.06.02 Holy Cross Church, Georgetown, June 05, 1983

3.06.03 Acton Church Parade, 1986 (2 pages)

3.06.04 St. John’s United Church, Georgetown, February 18, 1990

3.06.05 St. John’s United Church, Georgetown, February 21, 1999

MG7 A4 Glen Williams Town Hall

1 Minute Book (Acc. #99.33)

1.01 1870 – 1953

1.02 Loose pages

1.02.01 January 22, 1878

1.02.02 February 04, 1890

1.02.03 February 04, 1896

1.02.04 February 17, 1896

2 Account Books (Acc. #99.33)

2.01 1922 – 1949

3 Deed, 1870 (Acc. #99.33) (Fragile, in one piece but badly damaged by scotch tape.)

4 Surveys

4.01 1871 (Photocopy)

4.02 1877. (Photocopy taken from the Historical Atlas of Halton County.)

4.03 1981, Plan of Survey of Lot 65, Plan No. 49 (Glen Williams) Town of Halton Hills. Certified copy from Fred G. Cunningham, Ontario Land Surveyor.

5 Newsletter, The Town Holler

5.01 Volume 1 Issue 1, Winter, 1998

5.02 Volume 1 Issue 2, Spring, 1998

5.03 Volume 1 Issue 3, Fall, 1998

5.04 Volume 2 Issue 1, Winter, 1999

5.05 Volume 2 Issue 2, Spring 1999

5.06 Volume 2 Issue 3, Fall, 1999

5.07 Volume 3 Issue 2, June, 2001

5.08 Volume 3 Issue 3, November, 2001

5.09 Volume 4 Number 2, October, 2002

5.10 Volume 7 Number 1, February, 2005

5.11 Volume 8 Number 1, February, 2006

5.12 Volume 8 Number 2, June, 2006 (Acc. #06.29)

5.13 Volume 8 Number 3, November, 2006

5.14 Volume 9 Number 2, November, 2007

5.15 Volume 10 Number 1, May, 2008

5.16 Volume 10 Number 2, November, 2008

5.17 Volume 11 Number 1, April, 2009

6 Miscellaneous

6.01 Receipts

6.01.01 March 11, 1919

6.01.02 March 27, 1919

6.02 Insurance Policy. The Imperial Insurance Company. March, 1952 – March, 1955. Sum Insured $1,100.00. Premium $10.89. Property Building and contents of Town Hall, Glen Williams.

6.03 Program. Opening of Glen Williams Public School.

6.04 Pamphlet. 120th Anniversary Celebration (Acc. #118) (2 copies)

6.05 Invitation. October 14, 1984, Bicentennial Reception. (Acc # 94.27)

6.06 Newspaper clippings

6.06.01 Glen residents form committee to save old hall. Georgetown Independent, December 18, 1974.

6.07 Poster. Canada Day, 1973 (Acc. #05.22)

MG7 A5 IODE (Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire)

1 Countess of Strathmore Chapter, Georgetown (Acc. #94.53)

1.01 Minute Books

1.01.01 February, 1939 – November, 1941

1.01.02 December, 1941 – January, 1956

1.01.03 February 1956 – November, 1958

1.01.04 January, 1959 – November, 1961

1.01.05 January, 1962 – November, 1964

1.01.06 January, 1965 – June, 1967

1.01.07 September, 1967 – March, 1970

1.01.08 October, 1977 – March, 1983

1.01.09 April, 1983 – February, 1986

1.01.10 February, 1986 – March, 1988

1.01.11 May, 1988 – June, 1990

1.01.12 September, 1990 – May, 1994

1.02 Guest Book. 1962 – February, 1968

1.03 Miscellaneous

1.03.01 Pamphlet. Agenda. Thirty-Second Annual Meeting, IODE National Chapter of Canada, May 22 – 28, 1932.

1.03.02 Booklet. Constitution and By-Laws, Revised, June 1969

1.03.03 Booklet. History. Fiftieth Anniversary 1920 – 1970, Provincial Chapter of Ontario IODE.

1.03.04 Booklet. 1984 Annual Report, Provincial Chapter of Ontario IODE

1.03.05 Certificate. 50th Anniversary of the Countess of Strathmore IODE, from the Premier of Ontario, The Hon. David Peterson.

1.04 Correspondence

1.04.01 Letter. February 25, 1964. From Mrs. W.P. Bennie, Provincial Secretary to Miss Helen MacDonald, Georgetown, responding to various inquiries including qualifications for 25-year pins. Letter.

1.04.02 February 03, 1965. From Miss V.M. Babcock, Provincial Office Secretary to Miss Helen MacDonald, Georgetown responding to inquiry about annual meeting.

1.04.03 Letter. January 19, 1966. From Mrs. Hugo T. Ewart, Provincial Secretary to Miss Helen MacDonald, Georgetown, responding to inquiry about procedure at annual meeting.

1.04.04 Letter. January 20, 1969. From Mrs. W.R. Morrison, chairman, Travel and Exchange Committee, National Chapter, regarding the 1969 National IODE Travel and Exchange project (for Secondary School, Grade XI, Girls).

1.04.05 Letter. October 28, 1971. From Mrs. C.T. Lowe, Provincial Secretary, regarding amendment to Constitution.

1.04.06 Notice. Recommendations adopted by the National Chapter at the Annual Meeting, 1971.

1.04.07 Newsletter. October 28, 1971. Provincial Chapter of Ontario, IODE. Attawapiskat Report, describing opening of Community Hall in Attawapiskat, September 29, 1971.

1.04.08 Newsletter. August, 1975. Provincial Chapter of Ontario, IODE. Attawapiskat Phase III.

1.04.09 Newsletter. Echoes, The Official Publication of IODE No. 361 - Summer/Autumn 1994, Annual Meeting Issue.

1.05 Newspaper clippings

1.05.01 March 01, 1939, Page 1, Georgetown Herald. IODE organized in Georgetown on Monday Night. Mrs. K.D. Barber is Chosen First Regent.

1.05.02 1965. Georgetown Herald. Peter Jones Photo. ‘Daughters’ Annual Dance. Regent Received at Valentine Ball. Sam Penrice and Mrs. Penrice, Regent of the Georgetown chapter of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire, Greet guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clarke at the IODE Valentine Dance in the North Halton Golf and Country Club Friday night. The annual dance was a guaranteed success when tickets were sold out weeks in advance.

1.05.03 1965. Georgetown Herald. Dinner Meeting Celebrates 26 Years of IODE Activity.

1.05.04 1971. Georgetown Herald. Editorial. Serves in Many Ways.

1.05.05 December 23, 1975, Page 26, Georgetown Independent. IODE marks 75th birthday.

1.05.06 1985. Georgetown Independent. Started in Boer War IODE still going.

1.05.07 1985. Georgetown Herald. Soldiers, schools benefited from IODE’s service. Our local IODE.

1.05.08 April 26, 1989, Page 5, Georgetown Herald. Countess of Strathmore IODE celebrates 50th anniversary.

1.05.09 June 18, 1990. Georgetown Independent. Photo. IODE’s Gift to the Town.

1.05.10 October 02, 1994, Georgetown Independent. Photo. End of the Chapter. Members of the Countess of Strathmore Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, (IODE) recently presented their flags of the Town of Halton Hills, for display at the Civic Centre. The flags have been permanently retired with the dissolution of the Countess of Strathmore Chapter …….

2 Lakeside Chapter, Acton

2.01 Newspaper clippings

2.01.01 Lakeside Chapter of IODE named Acton Citizens of Year. By Lisa Tallyn, Staff Writer, Georgetown Independent, April 23, 2008, Page 3.

MG7 A6 Georgetown Business & Professional Women’s Club

1 History, 1955 – 1970 (Photocopy of typed transcript. 2 copies.)

2 Membership Roster, 1957

3 Nominations for 1957 – 1958 officers.

4 Membership list, 1973 – 1974

MG7 A7 Georgetown Centennial, 1937

1 Notice of Home Week Events (Photocopy)

2 Programme. Georgetown Centennial 1827 – 1937. Old Home Week, September 2,3,4,5. (Acc. #12)

MG7 A8 - Public Library

1 Mechanics’ Institute, Georgetown (All material photocopies.)

1.01 History

1.01.01 Library Started as Mechanics’ Institute, Georgetown Independent, November 10, 1982

1.02 Mechanics’ Institutes and Art Schools Act, Ontario

1.02.01 Excerpt. Report. March, 1886

1.03 Sessional Papers, Education Department, Ontario

1.03.01 1881, No. 46 – Report on Mechanics’ Institutes, historical background

1.03.02 1881, No. 43 – Georgetown Status Report

1.03.03 1882, No. 5 – Regulations and Georgetown Status Report

1.03.04 1883, No. 5 – Georgetown Status Report

1.03.05 1884, No. 14 – Georgetown Status Report

1.03.06 1890, No. 6 - Regulations

1.04 Receipts and Expenditures, as published in Sessional Papers

1.04.01 1884

1.04.02 1885

1.04.03 1886

1.04.04 1887

1.04.05 1888

1.04.06 1889

1.04.07 1890

1.04.08 1891

1.04.09 1892

1.04.10 1893

1.04.11 1894

1.04.12 1895

1.05 Book. Annals of the Parish, by John Galt. Book Plate from Georgetown Mechanic Institute. (Missing)

2 Esquesing Library

2.01 Newspaper clippings

2.01.01 New Esquesing library opens in old township hall.

2.01.02 Library in a Vault. Mrs. Ruth Wilson and Mrs. Joan Lister bring books out of the library in a vault at the Esquesing Community Hall, Stewarttown. Georgetown Herald Photo. August 02, 1973, Page 13.

2.01.03 New Library not first in Esquesing township. K.C. Lindsay points out there was a library kept in an addition to the Quatre Bras school house … Milton Champion, August 01, 1973, Page 5.

2.01.04 K.C. says; New library not first in Esquesing township. Georgetown Independent.

3 Georgetown Public Library

3.01 History

3.01.01 Deeds (All photocopies)

3.01.01.01 December 17, 1912. John Rolf Barber, Francis Ruddell and Robert B. Barber, Trustees of the Congregational Church, Georgetown grant to the Municipal Corporation of the Village of Georgetown the real property of the Church for a “Free Public Library, subject to certain conditions …”

3.01.01.02 April 12, 1955. The Municipal Corporation of the Town of Georgetown grant to Alex D. Hume and Herbert Cleave, Trustees of the Congregation of Knox Presbyterian Church, Georgetown a parcel of land (between the Church and the Library).

3.01.02 Lot map – Plan 27, Young & Barber Survey.

3.01.03 Abstract, Lot 43 and 44 – 3 pages.

3.01.04 1968 history of library by Marjorie Nazer

3.01.04.01 Typed manuscript. 5 pages.

3.01.04.02 Booklet. 7 pages.

3.01.05 History of Congregational Church and Library. 3 pages.

3.01.06 Timelines.

3.01.06.01 History of the Halton Hills Public Libraries, Georgetown Branch. March, 1880 – February, 1982. 3 pages.

3.01.06.02 Library History. Names. 1889 – 1979. 2 pages

3.01.06.03 Board Minutes. Highlights - 1899 – 1978. 9 pages

3.01.07 Memories of Rosemary (Jordan) Campbell of her time as Librarian commencing in January, 1951. (2 pages, typewritten.)

3.02 Miscellaneous

3.02.01 Newspaper clippings

3.02.01.01 Georgetown Herald, December 1913 Special Edition. The Public Library.

3.02.01.02 Georgetown Herald, August 06, 1964, Silenced Library Bell May Find Permanent Spot.

3.02.01.03 Obituary. Nellie Gardiner was teacher, proud of past. (Member of Georgetown Library Board.)

3.02.01.04 Canadian art bought for library.

3.02.01.05 Georgetown Public Library Librarian leafs through one of three historical books donated recently …… Photo of Marjorie Nazer and Norm Ward. Adams Photography.

3.02.01.06 Georgetown Herald, February 15, 1973. Two Storey Addition, Martel Unveils Library Addition for Councillors.

3.02.02 Library Card, Mr. E. Tellier.

3.02.03 Pamphlets/Brochures

3.02.03.01 Genealogy & Local History. December, 2004.

4 Acton Public Library

4.01 History

4.01.01 Timelines.

4.01.01.01 History of Acton Library, April, 1898 - June, 1967. 4 pages

4.01.01.02 Acton History. Names. 1 page.

4.01.01.03 Acton Minute Book. Highlights. April, 1920 – November, 1948. 5 pages.

4.01.02 Letter. August 10, 1904, from Minister of Education regarding inspection of Acton Public Library. Photocopy.

4.01.03 Excerpt from the Acton Free Press, September 13, 1883.

The library formerly in connection with Acton Public School having been removed to the Town Hall, will be much more convenient to our citizens than it was at the school. A very neat and convenient system of shelves has been arranged in the reading room of the hall by Mr. Thomas Ebbage and the library now presents a very creditable appearance. There are over 1400 volumes in the collection embracing nearly all classes of literature. A number of the books are out of repair and we would be pleased to see immediate steps taken for putting them into proper condition.

The Town bell now rings every Monday evening at seven o’clock to announce that the public school library is open for those who wish to obtain books.

4.01.04 Acton Free Press, Second Section, March 01, 1967, featuring the new library, Acton’s centennial project. (2 copies)

4.01.05 Official opening brochure, June 3, 1967. (2 copies)

4.01.06 Statement of Dedication. The Acton Public Library, June 03, 1967 (Acc. #07.08)

4.01.07 Newspaper clipping. Acton Public Library marks 20th birthday. Acton Free Press. June 17, 1981. Photocopy

4.01.08 Newspaper clipping. Acton Centennial Library Celebrates Its 20th Birthday. Acton Free Press. June 17, 1981. Photocopy.

4.01.09 Newspaper clipping. Esther Taylor retires after 27 years at library. By Helen Murray, Acton Free Press, December 30, 1981, Pages 1 and 7

4.02 Miscellaneous

4.02.01 Letterhead. Acton Public Library Board.

4.02.02 Rules and Regulations, Acton Public Library. 2 copies.

4.02.03 William F. Adams’ bible. (With Library’s records. This bible is written in Chinese script.)

5 Halton Hills Public Libraries

5.01 Library Board Minutes, 1974.

5.02 Newspaper articles.

5.02.01 Country Routes, May, 2003, Halton Images partners with Images Canada to give rich and easy access to local and national historical photos, by Joan Murray, editor.

5.02.02 1858 map unveiled at library. Georgetown Independent, April 15, 1987

5.02.03 Old archives find a home at Georgetown library. Georgetown Herald, December 08, 1982, Page 10.

5.02.04 Institute histories in the library archives.

5.02.05 Historical data, PET computers linked in summer library project. Georgetown Herald, August 03, 1983, Page 8

5.02.06 Walter Biehn donates historic items. Esquesing Historical Society receives valuable collection from former Herald publisher. Georgetown Herald, April 06, 1983, Page 6

5.02.07 Volunteer Carol Lowe comes a-calling. Our senior book buffs love their ‘library lady’. Georgetown Herald, August 04, 1982

5.02.08 Library Board – Oldest Board in Town. Georgetown Independent, February 02, 1983

5.02.09 Historical Society, Libraries agree to house collection in the library. November, 1983 (Acc. #09.22)

5.03 History

5.03.01 Halton Hills Public Library: Centennial Celebrations. 5 pages. 2 copies.

5.03.02 Halton Hills Public Libraries, 1974 Highlights (Acc. #07.34)

5.04 Brochures

5.04.01 Service Guide

5.04.02 Service Guide, 1975

6 Halton Hills Library and Cultural Centre, Georgetown , 1981

6.01 Brochures.

6.01.01 Official Opening, October, 1981.

6.01.02 Promotion.

6.01.03 25th Anniversary Celebrations. Celebrating Silver Going for Gold. October, 2006.

6.01.04 “10 Years to Remember” 1981 – October 1991 (Acc.#07.34)

6.02 Gallery

6.02.01 Exhibits

6.02.01.01 Catalogue. Jack Reid, a Retrospective Exhibition, July 08 - August 22, 1987 (2 Copies)

6.02.01.02 Announcement. Dennis Noble, a Retrospective, August 17 – September 09, 1988

6.02.01.03 Catalogue. Hidden Bounty, A selection of artworks from the Collection of the Halton Hills Library, March 28 – April 15, 1990

6.02.01.04 Catalogue and Invitation. Andreas Drenters, An exhibition of new works, June 20 – July 28, 1990

6.02.01.05 Here and Now Exhibits, 1984 – 1990

6.02.01.05.01 Planning Notes

6.02.01.05.02 Newspaper clippings

6.02.01.06 Harald J. Newman, Paintings from Six Decades, June – July, 1991

6.02.01.06.01 Planning Notes

6.02.01.06.02 Correspondence

6.02.01.06.03 Newspaper clippings

6.02.01.06.04 Catalogue

6.02.01.07 Tony Meers, The Making of a Working Artist, July – August, 1991

6.02.01.07.01 Planning Notes

6.02.01.07.02 Newspaper clippings.

6.02.01.08 Ten Years to Remember, 10th Anniversary of the Library & Cultural Centre.

6.02.01.08.01 Planning Notes

6.02.01.09 Frank C. Black, Immortal Spirit, Painting by the Late Frank C. Black, November, 1983.

6.02.01.10 Ken Danby, Exhibition, serigraphs and lithographs, July 16 – August 30, 1986.

6.02.01.11 Frank C. Black, A Retrospective, 1922 – 1982. Catalogue (2 copies) (Acc. #05.22)

6.02.01.12 Barbara Howard, Colour and Light, Paintings, Drawings, Wood Engravings. June – August 1988. Catalogue. (Acc. #09.12)

6.02.01.13 Robert Bateman – The Early Years. June 1 to August 3, 1984. Catalogue

6.02.01.14 Ed Schleimer – The Genus Cuts. January 8 to February 1, 1992. Catalogue

6.03 John Elliott Theatre

6.03.01 Programmes

6.03.01.01 Classy Broadway. Jane Malton-McGinnis and A. Dale Wood. April 12 and 13, 1991.

6.03.01.02 John Arpin in concert. October 19, 1991.

6.03.01.03 The Spectacular New Age Vaudeville Show for 1994. February 05, 1994.

6.03.01.04 Concert Series, 2008/09

6.04 Friends of Halton Hills Public Library

6.04.01 Correspondence

6.04.02 Minutes

6.04.03 Hidden Bounty. Exhibition sponsored by The Friends, 1990. (Acc. #08.28)

6.04.04 Record of Sales. Frank Black exhibit, December, 1989. (Acc. #09.12)

6.04.05 Minutes and Correspondence, 2005 (Acc. #09.12)

6.04.06 Newspaper Clippings

6.04.07 Halton Hills Public Library Facility/Site Study – Final Report, October, 2005 (Acc. #09.12)

6.05 Georgetown Branch Renovation/Expansion Project

6.05.01 Information sheet, June 13, 2007 – Frequently asked questions.

6.05.02 Newspaper article. Past and future given nod in new library plans. By Cynthia Gamble, Staff Writer, Independent & Free Press, July 11, 2007, Page 3.

6.05.03 Newspaper article. Library project put on the shelf. By Cynthia Gamble, Staff Writer, Independent & Free Press, September18, 2007, Page 1 and 3.

6.05.04 Information package. Open House, Georgetown Branch/Cultural Centre Renovation and Expansion, October22, 2009

6.06 Frank C. Black Memorial Bequest (Acc. #09.12)

6.06.01 Proposed list of artwork to be donated. (Handwritten list, 7 pages, photocopy)

6.06.02 List of artwork. (Handwritten list, 2 pages, photocopy.)

6.06.03 Deed of Gift. (Blank copy)

MG7 A9 Agricultural Societies

1 Esquesing

1.01 Fall Fair Prize List, 1875 (Photocopy)(Acc. #05.22)

1.02 Fall Fair Prize List, 1898 (52nd Annual) (Photocopy)

2 Georgetown

2.01 Fall Fair Prize Lists

2.01.01 1949 (Acc. #02.14)

2.01.02 1955

2.01.03 1963

2.01.04 1984, Homecrafts

2.01.05 1985, Homecrafts

2.01.06 1986, Homecrafts

2.01.07 1990, Homecrafts

2.01.08 1992, Homecrafts

2.01.09 1994

2.01.10 1994, Homecrafts

2.01.11 1995, Homecrafts

2.01.12 1996, Homecrafts

2.01.13 1997

2.01.14 1997, Homecrafts

2.01.15 1998, Homecrafts

2.01.16 2001

2.01.17 2002, Homecrafts

2.01.18 2005, Homecrafts

2.01.19 2006, Homecrafts

2.01.20 1964, Prize List (Acc. #06.29)

2.01.21 1967, Prize List (Acc. #06.29)

2.01.22 1978, Prize List (Acc. #06.29)

2.01.23 2007, Homecrafts Advanced Prize List

2.01.24 1972, Prize List (Acc. #05.22)

2.01.25 1976, Prize List (Acc. #05.22)

2.01.26 1970, Prize List (Acc. #09.12)

2.02 Fall Fair Miscellaneous

2.02.01 September, 1985. Children’s Admission Ticket. (2 copies) (Acc. #99.31)

2.02.02 Pamphlet. 1996. R.C.M.P. Musical Ride.

2.02.03 Pamphlet. 1997. The Lorne Scots Military Tattoo.

2.02.04 Bookmark. 2000. List of events.

2.02.05 Advertising Card. 2006. List of Events.

2.02.06 Newspaper Clipping. 131 Years As A Community Institution, A profile of Georgetown’s fair. Georgetown Herald, August 31, 1977, Page 13.

2.03 Georgetown Agricultural Society

2.03.01 Pamphlet. 1997. Mission Statement.

2.03.02 Leaflet. 2000. Mission Statement

2.03.03 Book. A History of Georgetown Agricultural Society, Better Known as Georgetown Fall Fair. Researched and compiled by the Society’s Directors, 1981. (Photocopy, 81 pages) (Acc. #07.34)

2.03.04 History of Georgetown Agricultural Society. (Condensed version. 17 pages. Photocopy) (Acc. #07.34)

3 Acton

3.01 Fall Fair Prize Lists

3.01.01 1984

3.01.02 1987

3.01.03 1987, Homecrafts

3.01.04 1991

3.01.05 1994

3.01.06 1994, Homecrafts

3.01.07 1995

3.01.08 1996

3.01.09 1997

3.01.10 1998

3.01.11 1999

3.01.12 2000

3.01.13 2001

3.01.14 2002

3.01.15 2003, Advanced Prize List Homecraft Division

3.02 Fall Fair Brochures

3.02.01 1996

3.02.02 1997

3.02.03 2000

3.02.04 2001

3.02.05 2002

3.02.06 2003

3.02.07 2004

3.02.08 2005

3.03 Fall Fair Promotion

3.03.01 Calendar. 2001. The Men of Acton

3.04 Minutes

3.04.01 Annual Meeting. January 27, 1990

3.05 Financial Statements

3.05.01 December 31, 1990

3.06 Newspaper clippings

3.06.01 The Halton Compass, June 28, 2007, Page 15. Halton Hills get indoor soccer. New building for Agricultural Society, the Dufferin Rural Heritage Community Centre, in Prospect Park, Acton, will have many uses.

MG7 A10 Georgetown Minstrels

1 Program

1.01 April, 1920 (15 pages.)(Photocopy)

MG7 A11 Scotsdale Farm (Stewart & Letty Bennett)

1 Miscellaneous

1.01 Catalogue. The Ontario Heritage Foundation Stewart & Letty Bennett Collection. Description of art collection bequeathed to the people of Ontario in 1982.

1.02 Proposal. Scotsdale – Symphony Summer Home. 1990. (2 copies)

1.03 Newspaper clipping. Use of farm up for study by Heritage Foundation. By Ani Pederian, Georgetown Herald, May 15, 1985, Page 1

1.04 Scotsdale Farm Historic Properties Report, by Barbara E. McPhail, Architectural Conservation consultant, January 1985. (Photocopy. 12 pages.)

1.05 Newspaper clipping. Idyllic refuge is ours now. By Chris Welner, Toronto Star, December 6, 1982 (Acc. #09.22)

1.06 Georgetown Hospital, Acton church beneficiaries of estate. November, 1982 Newspaper clipping. No horse park at Scotsdale. July, 1987 (Acc. #09.22)

1.07 $5 million estate to heritage group. November, 1982 No horse park at Scotsdale. July, 1987 (Acc. #09.22)

1.08 No horse park at Scotsdale. July, 1987 (Acc. #09.22)

MG7 A12 Photography

1 Notman & Fraser

1.01 Handbook. Artistic Photography. Things You Ought to Know. (10 pages.)(Photocopy) (Acc. #63)

MG7 A13 Esquesing Historical Society

1 Miscellaneous

1.01 Invitation. 10th Anniversary Reception, December 11, 1985. (Acc. #94.27)

1.02 Bookmark. (Acc. #02.03)

MG7 A14 Community Associations

1 Norval

1.01 Newsletter

1.01.01 November, 1996

1.01.02 April, 1997

1.01.03 July, 1997

1.01.04 November, 1997

1.02 L.M. Montgomery

1.02.01 Press Release. October, 1992. Canada 125 Lucy Maud Montgomery Celebration

1.02.02 Programme. L.M. Montgomery Canada 125 Celebration. (2 copies) (Acc. #127)

1.02.03 Programme. Old Time Concert “memories” L.M. Montgomery.

1.02.04 Montgomery Christmas.

1.02.04.01 1993

1.02.04.02 1994

1.02.04.03 1995

1.02.04.04 Newspaper clipping. November 27, 1994. Georgetown Independent. Norval prepares to celebrate a Montgomery Christmas (Acc. #94.51

1.02.04.05 2007. Flyer. The 15th Annual Montgomery Christmas, Saturday, November 24, 2007.

1.03 Events

1.03.01 Flyer. Country Harvest Sale. September, 1996

1.03.02 Pamphlet. Historical Plaque Dedication, June 10, 2007. St. Paul’s Anglican Pioneer Cemetery.

1.03.03 Pamphlet. Historical Plaque Dedication, September 23, 2007. McNabb Pioneer Cemetery.

1.04 Walking Tour

1.04.01 Pamphlet (2 copies) (Acc. #99.13)

1.04.02 Pamphlet. Walking Tours of Norval Ontario , 2006 (2 copies)

2 Limehouse

2.01 Newsletter

2.01.01 May, 1999

3 Glen Williams

3.01 Newsletter

3.01.01 Canada Day Edition, July 1, 2000 (Acc. #09.22)

MG7 A15 Georgetown Little Theatre

1 Programmes

1.01 Harvey, by Mary Chase. Directed by Tony Lloyd. 1963

1.02 The Insect Play. Directed by Doug Feggans, May, 2006

1.03 How the Other Half Loves. Directed by Ron Hunt, 1976 (Acc. #05.22)

1.04 Steel Magnolias, by Robert Harling. Directed by Ron Hill. October, 1991

2 Directory

2.01 2005 – 2006 Season (2 copies)

2.02 2006 – 2007 Season

2.03 1973 – 1974 Season (Acc. #05.22)

2.04 2007 – 2008 Season

2.05 2008 – 2009 Season

2.06 2009 – 2010 Season

3 Newsletter

3.01 May, 1977 (Acc. #05.22)

4 Miscellaneous

4.01 Advertisement. Bookmark. 5 Tellers Dancing in the Rain, February, 2010

MG7 A16 - Highland Games

1 Halton-Peel Highland Games Association

1.01 Speyside Highland Games

1.01.01 Programmes

1.01.01.01 2nd Annual, 1977, Georgetown Fairgrounds.

1.01.01.02 7th Annual, 1982, Georgetown Fair Grounds (Acc. #93.11)

1.02 Georgetown Highland Games

1.02.01 Programmes

1.02.01.01 14th Annual, 1989

1.02.01.02 23rd Annual, 1998

1.02.01.03 24th Annual, 1999

1.02.01.04 31st Annual, 2006

1.02.01.05 32nd Annual, 2007

2 Georgetown Highland Games ( C1935 )

2.01 Newspaper Clippings

2.01.01 Advertisement. Georgetown Herald, July 25, 1936.

2.01.02 Article. Georgetown Herald, July, 1936. Page 2. Dancing and Motorcycle Races Features at Highland Games. Georgetown Thronged with People as Pipe Band put on “Bigger and Better” Day – Dance at Night in Armories – Sacred Band Concert Sunday Climax to Successful Week End. Plans Laid for Next Year’s Event.

MG7 A17 - Pipe Bands

1 Georgetown Girls

1.01 Newspaper clippings

1.01.01 Photo. Toronto Star, May 15, 1994. Page A3.

1.01.02 Photo. Georgetown Herald, July, 1986. Off To The Worlds – The Georgetown Girls Pipe Band will soon be in the land of heather. August 11 the band begins their trip to Scotland where they will compete in the World Championships. Seen here are band members (front left to right ) Eleanor Thomson, Vicki Stites, Kelly Hope, Donna Edwards, Jennifer Robinson, Donna Radzuski, (middle left to right) Margaret Hoggett, Jill Murray Valerie Cunningham, Sarah Gurr, Donna Brain, Jane Powers, Jan Anderson, Lorna Seaton, Kris Rasmussen, Virginia Hulme, (back left to right) Gail Bennett, Betsy Tellier, Melissa Ellis, Diane Arthurs, Tracey Ellis and Jill Robinson.

1.01.03 Photo. Georgetown Herald, September, 1977. Celebrating a Reunion. Members of the Georgetown Girls’ Pipe band posed on the steps of Holy Cross auditorium ….. (2 copies)

1.01.04 Article. Girls Pipe Band 35 years old. Georgetown Independent, September 28, 1977, Page 5.

1.01.05 Feature. 35th Anniversary, A grand time at girls’ reunion. Georgetown Herald, Page 15, September 28, 1977. (2 copies)

1.01.06 Article. Torpedoes delay but band born. Georgetown Independent, March 12, 1975, Page B5. (2 copies)

1.01.07 Lions, Pipe Band Travel to Ottawa for Convention. May 29, 1960.

1.01.08 Photo. Kilted Lassies Set feet a Tapping. Georgetown Leader. 1960

1.01.09 Scotch Thistles, Tartan Walls Greet Dancers at Highland Ball. 1960

1.01.10 Deputy Health Minister Chief Speaker at Hospital Sod Turning. June 12, 1960

1.01.11 Unveil Cairn at Greenwood After Legion, Odd Fellows Sunday March. Georgetown Herald, June 13, 1967.

1.01.12 Photo. Pay the Pipers. Lillian Clayton, Linda Rudiger and Tracey Porter accept a cheque …. Georgetown Herald, July 4, 1968

1.01.13 Many Highlights During 27 Year History of Pipe Band. Georgetown Herald, September 18, 1969.

1.01.14 Bagpipes bring luck to Georgetown girl. Tracy Porter. Georgetown Independent, June 4, 1975, Page 4.

1.01.15 Georgetown’s ‘Sweethearts’ first at Highland Games. Georgetown Independent, July 30, 1975, Page 16.

1.01.16 Georgetown girl pipers planning reunion. Toronto Star, August 23, 1977.

1.01.17 Photo. Girls piping.

1.01.18 Photo. Both the Georgetown Girls’ and Georgetown Royal Canadian Legion pipe bands were among the many participants in the annual Hillsburgh Potato Fest parade …..

1.01.19 Scottish neighbors let her have a piping good time. Virginia Hulme. Toronto Star, June 23, 1981, Page West4

1.01.20 Girls’ Pipe Band honored by Town. Citizen of the Year. Georgetown Independent, March 18, 1987.

1.01.21 Top citizen shouldn’t fear swelled heads, says speaker. By Ani Pederian, Georgetown Herald, March 18, 1987, Page 2.

1.01.22 Obituary. Virginia Hulme leaves legacy of fond students, fine pipers. Georgetown Independent, March 22, 1991.

1.01.23 Photos. Pipe band celebrates 50 years. Independent/Free Press, September 39, 1992, Page A3.

1.01.24 Photo. Celebrating 50 Years. Pipe Major Jane Power. 1992

1.01.25 Photo. 50th birthday. Jane Power and Inez Crichton. 1992

1.01.26 Photo. Allan Munn of Dundas was the band’s pipe major from 1960 to 1967…..

1.01.27 Photo. Georgetown Ladies Pipe Band marched through the Georgetown Fairgrounds ….. Georgetown Herald, 1974.

1.01.28 Photo. Heather Cunningham age two and half ….. Georgetown Herald, 1974.

1.01.29 Lions Booking Band Kingston Convention. C1960

1.01.30 Photo. Piping the Shower. Virginia Walker and Gary Stafford. Toronto Star.

1.01.31 There was a men’s band, too!

1.01.32 Photo. This is What You Wear when your mom’s a member of the Pipe Band. Tim Bennett, Adam Bennett, Bruce Hulme, Braden Hulme, Heather Cunningham. 1974

1.01.33 Photo. Pipe Major Virginia Hulme adjust the pipes for Lillian Clayton ……

1.02 History

1.02.01 The Georgetown Girls’ Pipe Band….A Brief History. Includes list of instructors, events attended, prizes won, etc. Unknown author. 1975.

1.02.02 Booklet. 50th Anniversary Tattoo, September 25, 1992. (2 copies)

1.02.03 Leaflet. Georgetown Girls Pipe Band, Reunion Weekend, September 25-27, 1992.

1.02.04 Booklet. Girls Pipe Band, Georgetown, Ontario. Author Unknown. 1947. Acc. #08.15 (Cover damaged, split along spine. Page 1 is missing. Page 53 is the last page.)

2 Georgetown Pipe Band

2.01 Newspaper clippings

2.01.01 Georgetown Pipe Band off to a winning start. Independent & Free Press, May 18, 2007, Page 17.

MG7 A18 - The Ancient Order of United Workmen (Acc. #94.03)

1 History

1.01 Article. Families, Vol. 21, No. 2 (1982). The Ancient Order of United Workmen, by Helen Schmid. Brief description of lodge along with A.O.U.W. Assessment Notices, March 08, 1885 – June 01, 1894. 12 pages. Photocopy.

1.02 Article. Families, Vol. 22, No. 1 (1983). The A.O.U.W. Revisited, by Frank T. Hankins. Assessment Notices, September 08, 1887 – April 01, 1893. 5 pages. Photocopy.

1.03 Article. Families, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1987. More AOUW Assessment Notices, by Ross Irwin. 1 page. Photocopy.

2 Glen Williams No. 73

2.01 Badges (Acc. #06.06)

2.02 Receipt Book. 1880 – 1885. (Acc. #31)

MG7 A19 - The Grange (Dominion Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry)

1 Hornby, Grange No. 54 (Acc. #97.10)

1.01 Charter certificate. August 24, 1875. (Folded. Some splits along fold.)

1.02 Account Book, 1876 – 1881 (Spine has some damage. Pages are stained, lots of foxing.)

1.03 Booklet. Recommended Constitution and By-law of Division and Subordinate Granges, 1876.

1.04 Seal. (Separate box.)

MG7 A20 Dominion Farmers Union (Acc. #123)

1 Hornby Division #1

1.01 Minute Book, January, 1891 – July 1892. (Pages are entitled “Hornby Lodge of P of T” until May 9, 1892 when the name “Dominion Farmers Union” was adopted.) (Fragile. Spine damaged, pages coming out.)

1.02 Receipt. September 22, 1892 from W.B. Clements for wire.

MG7 A21 Choral Societies

1 The Georgetown Choral Society

1.01 Programmes

1.01.01 Spring Celebration, April, 1987. Music Director A. Dale Wood, Accompanist, Fred Numan.

1.01.02 Spring Celebration, May, 1991. Conductor, A. Dale Wood, Accompanist, Christopher Dawes.

1.01.03 A Christmas Celebration, 1995. Director, A. Dale Wood.

1.01.04 A Silver Anniversary at Christmastime, November 29, 1996. Conductor, A. Dale Wood.

1.01.05 A Choral Celebration, 1999. Director, A. Dale Wood.

1.01.06 Gloria, 1999. Director, A. Dale Wood.

1.02 Newspaper Clipping

1.02.01 October 27, 1982, Georgetown Herald. Historical review of Choral Society, by Mary Laman.

1.02.02 October 22, 1941, Georgetown Herald. Choral Society Suspends Activities for Duration

1.03 Mission Statement/Membership Form

1.04 Brochures.

1.04.01 2006/2007 Concert Season.

1.05 Georgetown Choral Society Papers (Acc. #08.09)

MG7 A21 Georgetown Choral Society

Vol. File File Title Date

1 2 Georgetown Community Choral Society 1937, 1996

photograph, history

Constitution

1 3 Constitution 1972-1987

1 4 Constitution, computer disc 1993

1 5 Constitution Standards of Practice 2006

1 6 Standards of Procedures n.d.

Correspondence

1 7 Correspondence, Constitution 1978-1979

1 8 Correspondence, Minutes, Financial Reports 1974-1980

1 9 Correspondence, Minutes 1978-1981

1 10 Correspondence 1982-1984

1 11 Correspondence 1990

1 12 Correspondence 1991

1 13 Correspondence 1993

1 14 Correspondence 1993-1994

1 15 Correspondence 1994-1995

1 16 Correspondence 1995-1996

1 17 Correspondence 1996

1 18 Correspondence 1997

1 19 Correspondence 1998

1 20 Correspondence 1998-1999

1 21 Correspondence 1999-2003

1 22 Correspondence 2002-2005

1 23 President’s File 1987-1989

1 24 President’s File 1996-1997

1 25 President’s File (1 of 4) 1995-1999

1 26 President’s File (2 of 4) 1995-1999

1 27 President’s File (3 of 4) 1995-1999

MG7 A21 Georgetown Choral Society

Vol. File File Title Date

1 28 President’s File (4 of 4) 1995-1999

Executive, Annual General Meeting Minutes

1 29 Minutes, Membership 1971-1974

1 30 Minutes, Financial Statements, 1975-1983

Membership lists, File of Doug Cole

1 31 Minutes, Correspondence 1976-1977

1 32 Minutes 1978-1983

1 33 Minutes 1980

1 34 Minutes, Financial Records, 1981-1983

Correspondence

1 35 Minutes, Correspondence 1983-1985

1 36 Minutes 1991-1992

1 37 Minutes 1992-1993

1 38 Minutes 1993-1994

1 39 Minutes 1994-1995

1 40 Minutes 1995-1996

2 1 Minutes, Agenda 1996-1999

2 2 Minutes 1997-1998

2 3 Minutes 1998-1999

2 4 Minutes (1 of 2) 1999-2002

2 5 Minutes (2 of 2) 1999-2002

2 6 Minutes 2002-2003

2 7 Minutes 2003-2005

2 8 Annual General Meeting 1991-1996

2 9 Annual General Meeting 1998-1999

2 10 Annual General Meeting 2000-2002

2 11 Annual General Meeting 2002-2005

MG7 A21 Georgetown Choral Society

Vol. File File Title Date

Finances

2 12 Financial Statements 1972-1976

2 13 Financial Statements, Correspondence 1976-1978

2 14 Financial Statements 1977-1989

2 15 Financial Statements, Budget 1978-1987

2 16 Financial Statements 2003-2005

2 17 Treasurer’s Reports 1999-2000

2 18 Treasurer’s Report 2001-2003

2 19 Vendor Permit Ontario Retail Sales Tax 1983

2 20 Contracts 1994-1999

2 21 Contracts 2004-2005

2 22 Insurance Policy 1994-1999

2 23 Nevadaman Procedures 1998

2 24 Wardrobe Fundraising 1984

2 25 Grant Application 1983

Membership

2 26 Membership Records 1971-1977

2 27 Membership Records 1977-1979

2 28 Membership Records 1979-1980

2 29 Membership Records 1980-1986

2 30 Membership Survey: Present Status, 1997

Future, Drafts, Analysis

2 31 Strategic Planning 2003

Special Activities

2 32 Twenty-fifth Anniversary 1996

2 33 Ambassador Choir 1996-1998

2 34 Photographs 2004

MG7 A21 Georgetown Choral Society

Vol. File File Title Date

2 35 Tour: Holland Committee, Agenda, 1989-1991

Minutes, Correspondence

2 36 Tour: Holland Participant’s Folder 1990

2 37 Tour: Holland England Committee, 1994-1995

Agenda, Minutes, Correspondence

2 38 Tour: Holland England, Participant’s Folder 1995

2 39 Tour: Hereford Committee Minutes, Notes 1995-1997

2 40 Tour: Hereford Committee Minutes, Agenda 1996-1997

2 41 Tour: Hereford Committee Billet Lists 1997

2 42 Tour: Hereford Committee 1996

Ford Centre Contract

2 43 Tour: Hereford Committee Correspondence 1996-1997

2 44 Tour: British Columbia Proposal 2003

2 45 Tour: Ireland Participants Papers 2006-2007

Yearly Programme

3 1 Programme Photographs 1971

3 2 Programme 1971-1972

3 3 Programme Clipping 1972-1973

3 4 Programme 1973-1974

3 5 Programme, Member List 1974-1975

3 6 Programme, Clippings 1975-1976

3 7 Programme. Clippings 1976-1977

3 8 Programme Clippings 1977-1978

3 9 Programme, Clippings, Poster 1978-1979

3 10 Programme, Clippings 1979-1980

3 11 Programme, Clippings 1980-1981

3 12 Programme, Clippings, Posters 1981-1982

3 13 Programme, Clippings 1982-1983

3 14 Programme, Clippings 1983-1984

3 15 Programme, Clippings 1984-1985

MG7 A21 Georgetown Choral Society

Vol. File File Title Date

3 16 Programme, Clippings 1985-1986

3 17 Programme, Posters 1986-1987

3 18 Programme, Member Lists, Clippings 1987-1988

3 19 Programme, Clippings, Poster, Member List 1988-1989

3 20 Programme, Clippings, Posters, 1989-1990

Member Lists, Photograph

3 21 Programme, Clippings, Posters, 1990-1991

Member Lists, Letter to Members

3 22 Programme, Clippings, Posters, 1991-1992

Member Lists, Photographs

3 23 Programme, Poster, Member Survey, 1992-1993

Member Lists

3 24 Programme, Clippings, Memory Booklet 1993-1996

Photographs

3 25 Programme, Clippings, Member Lists, 1993-1994

3 26 Programme, Poster, Clippings, 1994-1995

Member Lists, Happy Notes

3 27 Happy Notes, Member List, Clippings, 1995-1996

Photographs

3 28 Programme, Photographs, Clippings, 1996-1997

Happy Notes, Member Lists, Posters,

Letter to Members

3 29 Programme, Clippings, Posters, 1997-1998

Member Lists, Happy Notes

3 30 Programme, Clippings, 1998-1999

Member Lists, Happy Notes

3 31 Programme, Clippings, Poster, 1999-2000

Member Lists, Happy Notes

3 32 Programme, Clippings, Poster, Member 2000-2001

Photograph Directory, Member Lists,

Happy Notes,Time Capsule

MG7 A21 Georgetown Choral Society

Vol. File File Title Date

3 33 Programme, Clippings, Posters, Member 2001-2002

Lists, Happy Notes

3 34 Programme, Clippings, Posters, 2002-2003

Member Lists, Happy Notes

3 35 Programme, Clippings, Posters, 2003-2004

Member Lists, Happy Notes

3 36 Programme, Clippings, Posters, 2004-2005

Member Lists, Happy Notes

3 37 Programme, Clippings, Posters, 2005-2006

Member Lists, Happy Notes

3 38 Programme, Clippings, Posters, 2006-2007

Membership List, Happy Notes, Photograph

Affiliate Associations

3 39 Ontario Choral Federation 1976-1980

3 40 Ontario Choral Federation 1981-1982

3 41 Ontario Choral Federation 1982-1983

3 42 Ontario Choral Federation 1984-1985

3 43 Ontario Choral Federation A Choral How To 1993

3 44 Ontario Choral Federation 1998

3 45 Ontario Choral Federation 1977-1983

Membership Certificates

Media

Vol. File Concert Title Format Date

3 1 The Sound of Christmas Cassette, CD 12.1978

Georgetown High School Band

3 7 Pot Pourri of Melody Cassette 02.1977

3 7 Sing a Rainbow Cassette 05.1977

MG7 A21 Georgetown Choral Society

Vol. File Concert Title Format Date

3 8 A Christmas Festival Cassette 12.1977

of Song

3 8 Man and His Music Cassette 05.1978

3 9 Brahms’ Requiem Cassette 02.1979

with Oakville Symphony

3 13 Handel’s Messiah Cassette 11.1982

with Chamber Orchestra

3 14 Three Choral Masterpieces Cassette 04.1984

2 35 Achill-Georgetown Cassette 05.1990

Holland Tour

St. Joriskerk Amersfoort

Achill-Georgetown

3 22 St. Peter’s Basilica Cathedral VHS 05.1992

3 22 Roy Thomson Hall VHS 05.1992

3 28 25th Anniversary Concert Cassette 12.1996

3 28 Hereford Police Male Choir Cassette 05.1997

After All the Years

3 28 Hereford Police Choir Cassette 05.1997

Just For Now

3 30 Handel’s Messiah VHS 12.1998

3 30 A Choral Celebration VHS 05.1999

3 31 Messa Di Gloria VHS 12.1999

The Talisker Players

3 31 Keeping the Memory Alive VHS 05.2000

3 32 Sacred Choral Festival VHS 03.2001

3 34 Christmas Flourish VHS 12.2002

3 34 Mozart’s Requiem VHS 04.2003

MG7 A21 Georgetown Choral Society

Vol. File Concert Title Format Date

3 35 Keeping the Memory Alive VHS 11.2003

3 35 Missa Gaia VHS 05.2004

Living Arts Centre

3 36 A True North Christmas VHS 12.2004

3 36 60 Years Later CD VHS 04.2005

3 37 Lest We Forget CD 11.2005

3 37 A World of Christmas CD 12.2005

3 37 Elijah VHS 05.2006

3 38 Benefit for Special Friends VHS 12.2006

Hillsburgh CD

3 38 A Taste of Ireland DVD 03. 2007

3 38 Spirit of Song CD 05.2007

2 45 Ireland Tour set of 11 DVD 25.05-09.06.2007

Scrapbooks, Albums Photographs

Author Topic Date

Vivian Mills Scrapbook

Concert Programmes, 1971-1983

Newspaper Clippings,

G.C.S. Executive Minutes

Vivian Mills Scrapbook

Concert Programmes, 1983-1993

Newspaper Clippings

Vivian Mills Album

Holland Tour 1990

Betty Parry Scrapbook

Concert Programmes 1994-2001

Newspaper Clippings

MG7 A21 Georgetown Choral Society

Author Topic Date

Vivian Mills Album

Holland England Tour 1995

Framed Photograph 1990

Georgetown-Achill

Abcoude, Holland

Framed Photograph 1992

Etten Mannenkoor

Hosts for 1990 Holland Tour

Guests in 1992

Oversize Photographs 1994

Georgetown Choral Society

Georgetown-Achill Choral

Societies

Georgetown Civic Centre

2 Georgetown Bach Chorale

2.01 Performance Schedule

2.01.01 2003/2004 (2 copies)

2.01.02 2006/2007

2.01.03 Handel’s Messiah, November, 2008

3 Georgetown Children’s Chorus

3.01 Programmes

3.01.01 Canada Is, Conducted by A. Dale Wood. Produced by Lois Fraser.

3.01.02 The Sounds of Christmas, December, 1995, Directed by A. Dale Wood. Accompanied by Haydn Evans. Produced by Lois Fraser.

4 The Halton Hills Children’s Chorus

4.01 Programmes

4.01.01 When Cherubs Sing, Director Ms. Sharon Dutton. Accompanist Mr. Mark Peterson

MG7 A22 The Music Club, Acton (Acc. #04.08)

1 Minute Book, 1951 – 1954. Music appreciation and discussion group.

MG7 A23 The Bon Temps Club, Georgetown (Acc. #94.24)

1 Invitation. January 18, 1935. Dance in the Arena, Georgetown.

MG7 A24 Patriotic Club, Georgetown (Acc. #94.24)

1 Invitation. April 18, 1916. Dance to be held in the Town Hall. Proceeds in aid of D. Company, 164th Batt., CEF

MG7 A25 Hornby Garden Party

1 Tickets. 29th Annual, July 19, 1975. (2 copies) (Acc. #96.17)

MG7 A26 Acton Support Services and Information Centre (ASSIC)

1 Newsletter

1.01 December, 1995

1.02 Spring, 1996

1.03 December, 1996

1.04 Spring, 1997

2 Pamphlets

2.01 General brochure.

2.02 Community Support Program

2.03 Brochures and Files

2.04 Volunteer

2.05 Meals on Wheels

2.06 Volunteer Visiting

2.07 Acton Transportation Program

2.08 General Support

2.09 Halton Hills Supportive Housing Program

2.10 Acton Parent-Child Resource Centre

3 Report. Annual General Meeting, February 20, 1985.

MG7 A27 North Halton Literacy Guild

1 Annual Report, 1994 – 1995

MG7 A28 North Halton Association for the Developmentally Handicapped (NHADH)

1 Newsletters

1.01 March – April, 1995

1.02 Summer, 1996

1.03 Spring, 1997

1.04 Summer, 1997

MG7 A29 The Local Council of Women, Georgetown (Halton Hills)

1 Cook Book. A Book to Liberate the Cook. December, 1975 (Acc. #99.22)

MG7 A30 Canadian Federation of University Women, Georgetown (CFUW)

1 Program

1.01 1999 – 2000

1.02 2006 – 2007

2 Newsletter

2.01 Vol. 25, May, 1996. 25th Anniversary Edition.

3 Miscellaneous

3.01 Millennium Diary (2 copies.) (Acc. #06.29)

MG7 A31 Halton Hills Action for Nuclear Disarmament (HAND)

1 Pamphlet. Mission Statement.

MG7 A32 Friends of the Old Seed House Garden

1 Newsletter

1.01 Spring, 2001. Issue No. 1.

1.02 Winter, 2010. Edition 15

MG7 A33 Heritage Acton

1 Pamphlet.

1.01 Mission Statement

1.02 Mission Statement

2 Calendar. Historic Acton

2.01 2002

2.02 2003

2.03 2004

2.04 2006

2.05 2010

3 Miscellaneous

3.01 Newspaper clipping. Town Hall treasure house of Acton memorabilia, by Mark Holmes. Georgetown Independent, February 5, 1986, Page 1 and 5

3.02 Essay. The Acton Town Hall: An overview of its historic role as the centre of community life. Author unknown. (57 pages) (Acc. #08.23)

MG7 A34 The Acton Heritage Mural Committee

1 Pamphlet. The Unveiling of the Acton Heritage Murals, August 13, 2000.

MG7 A35 Credit Valley Artisans

1 Newsletter

1.01 Summer, 1996.

2 Courses

2.01 List of 1996 Fall courses.

MG7 A36 Rug Hooking Guild, Georgetown

1 Exhibition and Sale Catalogue

1.01 1993 (2 copies) (Acc. #93.11)

1.02 1995

1.03 1998

1.04 2004

1.05 2006

2 Invitations

2.01 September 14, 1993, 25th Anniversary, Official Opening Night Reception. (2 copies) (Acc. #93.11)

2.02 September 12, 1995, Opening Night of the 1995 Exhibition and Sale.

3 Miscellaneous

3.01 Book Mark. 40th Anniversary Celebration , 2008

MG7 A37 Limehouse Kiln Society

1 Newsletter, The Keystone

1.01 Fall, 2005. 1st Edition.

2 Newspaper clippings

2.01 Limehouse Kiln Society granted $20,000 for restoration work, by Lisa Tallyn, Georgetown Independent, April 27, 2001, Page 10.

2.02 Limehouse Kilns, A unique business opportunity. Business Link, May 02, 2001, Page 9

2.03 Tourney to benefit lime kilns. Georgetown Independent, May 09, 2001.

2.04 Bringing the past to life. Photo powderhouse restoration. Georgetown Independent, July 21, 2004.

MG7 A38 Halton County Radial Railway Museum

1 History

1.01 Booklet. Canada’s Operating Electric Railway Museum. Edition #5, 1986. Published by the Ontario Electric Railway Historical Association.

1.02 1987 Annual Report, Ontario Electric Railway Historical Association.

2 Newspaper Clippings

2.01 1915 sweeper rail buff’s pride. Acton Free Press, February 06, 1974, Page 6.

2.02 50 Years of Street Car Magic – A Celebration, by Sandra Traversy, Country Routes, Vol 16, No. 6, June, 2004, Page 4 and 5.

2.03 Railway museum balks at development fees. Halton, Milton demanding $94,000 for $350,000 addition, by Richard Brennan, Toronto Star, April 27, 2006, Page A16.

2.04 New grants don’t ease burden for Radial Railway, by Don Redmond, The Halton Compass, August 10, 2006, Page 2.

3 Events

3.01 Father’s Day Open House, June 18, 2006.

3.01.01 News Release.

3.01.02 Flyer

3.01.03 Invitation

3.01.04 Admission Tickets (4)

MG7 A39 North American Native Children’s PowWow

1 Scrapbook (Acc. #02.12)

MG7 A40 Independent Order of Odd Fellows/Rebekahs

1 Orion Lodge, No. 109, Georgetown (Acc. #97.11)

1.01 Minutes

1.01.01 December 14, 1874 – January 12, 1880

1.01.02 October 04, 1912 – December 02, 1918

1.01.03 January 13, 1919 – May 18, 1925

1.01.04 June 01, 1925 – November 17, 1930

1.01.05 June 22, 1953 – May 04, 1959

1.01.06 May 11, 1959 – September 23, 1968

1.02 Ledgers

1.02.01 January 01, 1888 – May 13, 1917

1.02.02 August 26, 1912 – December 09, 1925

1.02.03 October 04, 1912 – December 02, 1918

1.02.04 October 07, 1919 – September 13, 1928

1.02.05 January 10, 1916 – October 19, 1960

1.02.06 1925 – 1926

1.02.07 March 19, 1973 – June 24, 1919

1.02.08 March 19, 1973 – November 29, 1965

1.03 Receipts – October 15, 1900 – July 15, 1912

1.04 Black Book – 1872 - 1873

1.05 Visitor’s Register – October 09, 1882 – October 04, 1954

1.06 Question Book

1.06.01 July 06, 1914 – March 06, 1922

1.06.02 1922 – November 03, 1953

1.07 Attendance

1.07.01 October 06, 1958 – February 24, 1964

1.07.02 March 30, 1964 – October 06, 1969

1.08 Report Book – July 23, 1882 – November 14, 1921

1.09 Semi-Annual Return

1.09.01 January 01, 1926 – December 31, 1930

1.09.02 September 30, 1936 – September 30, 1940

1.09.03 March 31, 1941 – September 30, 1945

1.10 By-laws - 1934

1.11 Miscellaneous

1.11.01 List of members

1.11.02 Newspaper clipping. The Toronto Globe, November 27, 1923. New I.O.O.F. Hall is Duly Dedicated. Grand officers Present at Georgetown to Conduct Fraternal Ceremonies. Three Hundred Attend. (Acc. #99.03) (See also Georgetown Herald, September 26, 1923, Page 3, Column 3.)

Georgetown, Nov. 26 – Services in connection with the dedication of the fine new lodge-rooms and hall of the Georgetown Oddfellows took place this evening. A banquet, of which upward of 300 members and friends partook, was furnished by the Verdun Rebecca Lodge, followed by the dedication ceremony of Orion Lodge, No. 109, conducted by W.G.R. Bartram of London, Grand Master; B. Brookes of Toronto, Grand Secretary; C.H. Mann, Hamilton, Grand Marshall; A.C. Cummer, Hamilton, Grand Chaplain; G.C. Johnston, Toronto, Grand Herald, and the following officers already installed: H. [Cleave], Noble Grand; William Marshall, Vice-Grand; William Long, Recording Secretary; S. Nevins, Financial Secretary; M. Near, Treasurer.

Among those present were officers and members from Brampton, Toronto, Hamilton, London, Guelph, and surrounding lodges.

The first Oddfellows’ Lodge was installed in Georgetown on March 2, 1873, under the auspices of the Brampton Oddfellows’ Lodge, Golden Star, No. 101. The Grand Master on this occasion was George Wright of Toronto and the Grand Secretary was J.P. King of Toronto Lodge. On that occasion the following officers were installed: J.O. Campbell, Henry [Lost], Isaac Clark, William George Fee, R.D. McMaster and A.C. Watson. Owing to a fire in 1922 the minutes and records of the lodge were destroyed, but the original charter has been preserved.

The hall contains one of the finest arenas and curling rinks in western Ontario. The hockey rink was in use last season and this year the curling rink will be ready for use.

The Arena Board and lodge officers are to be congratulated on having carried the whole work through so successfully. A sad feature of the dedication is the recent death of the Noble Grand, the late H.H. Hartwell, who gave much time and energy to the movement.

1.11.03 Newspaper clipping. Odd Fellows here 110 years old, by Elaine Robinson Bertrand.

1.12 Books

1.12.01 Official History of Odd Fellowship, 1898 (Acc. #02.04)

1.12.02 Odd Fellowship, Its History & Manual, 1890 (Acc. #02.05)

2 Verdun Rebekah Lodge No. 184 I.O.O.F. (Acc. #98.18)

2.01 Certificate. Charter. March 05, 1918.

2.02 Officers Roll Book

2.02.01 1919 – 1924 (Cover missing.)

2.02.02 1925- 1943 (Cover separated.)

2.03 Minutes

2.03.01 March 05, 1918 – July 07, 1925

2.03.02 January 05, 1926 – May 02, 1933

2.03.03 May 16, 1933 – May 06, 1941

2.03.04 May 20, 1941 – December 16, 1947

2.03.05 January 06, 1948 – April 05, 1955

2.03.06 April 19, 1955 – January 03, 1961

2.03.07 January 17, 1961 – October 15, 1966

2.03.08 November 01, 1966 – June 05, 1973

2.03.09 June 19, 1973 – November 07, 1978

2.03.10 November 21, 1978 – May 17, 1983

2.03.11 January 07, 1983 – December 15, 1987

2.03.12 January 05, 1988 – May 03, 1994

2.04 Accounts

2.04.01 I.O.O.F. Financial Secretary’s Cash Book, Ledger & Members Register. Cash Book, March 05, 1918 – January 15, 1925 – pages 1 – 25. Member’s ledger, March 05, 1918 – June, 1924 – pages 122 – 171. (Oversized.) (The last pages are suffering from water damage and mildew, pages 151 – 172.)

2.04.02 Ledger. 1948 – 1981. Receipts and expenditures relating to the Odd Fellows Hall, Wesleyan Street, Georgetown. (Some damage to spine.)

2.05 Miscellaneous

2.05.01 Membership receipt, 1948, Myrtle Scot. (Acc. #99.24)

2.05.02 Delinquent Notice (Arrears for dues.) Blank Form.

2.05.03 Letterhead.

2.05.04 Programme. The Decoration of Chivalry, June 18, 1953, Toronto. (Florence Bailey, Verdun 184, Georgetown, received award at this ceremony.) (Acc. #99.03)

2.05.05 Programme. 65th Anniversary, Verdun Rebekah Lodge, May 06, 1983. (Acc. #09.03)

2.05.06 Programme. 50th Anniversary, 1918 – 1968 (Acc. #09.03)

2.05.07 Programme. 75th Anniversary, 1918 – 1993

2.05.08 Newspaper clipping. Photo of Rebekah’s executive. Georgetown Independent, Oct 6, 1976, Pg B15

MG7 A41 Halton Hills Arts Council (Acc. #02.06)

1 Financial

1.01 1984 – 1985

1.02 1985 – 1986

1.03 1986

1.04 May, 1987 – April, 1988

1.05 Revenue Canada – Registered Charity Information Return

1.05.01 1983

1.05.02 1985

1.05.03 1986

1.05.04 1987

1.06 Financial Statements

1.06.01 1984

1.06.02 1985

1.06.03 1986

1.06.04 1987

2 Constitution, Revised 1984

3 Minutes, 1982 – 1987

4 Events

4.01 Public Forum. Growing in a Growing Community, Information Packet, April 23, 1986. Organized by Halton Hills Arts Council.

4.02 Questionnaire – Development of Community Arts and Entertainment Guidelines for Halton Hills. Analysis of Survey Sheets.

4.03 Presentation to Council Regarding the Formation of an Arts Policy Committee. October, 1986.

4.04 Calendar. Spring and summer, 1977 (Acc. #05.22)

5 Correspondence, 1985 - 1987

MG7 A42 Horticultural Societies

1 Georgetown (Acc. #05.24)

1.01 Minutes

1.01.01 1938 – 1956

1.01.02 1956 – 1960 (Loose pages.)

1.01.03 1961 – 1965 (Loose pages.)

1.01.04 1980 – 1986 (Loose pages.)

1.01.05 1993 – 1996 (Loose pages.)

1.01.06 Highlights from the Minutes, 1964 -1997

1.02 Financial Records

1.02.01 Account Book – April, 1938 – 1942. Includes membership rolls 1938 – 1956 (some gaps).

1.02.02 Financial Statements filed with the Department of Agriculture, Ontario.

1.02.02.01 1940

1.02.02.02 1956

1.02.02.03 1957

1.02.02.04 1958

1.02.02.05 1959

1.02.02.06 1960

1.02.02.07 1961

1.02.02.08 1962

1.02.02.09 1963

1.02.02.10 1964

1.02.02.11 1965

1.02.02.12 1966

1.02.02.13 1967

1.02.02.14 1992

1.02.02.15 1993

1.02.02.16 1994

1.03 Meeting Notices

1.03.01 1957 - 1970

1.03.02 1971 – 1979

1.04 Correspondence

1.05 Yearbook

1.05.01 1994

1.05.02 1999

1.06 Flower Show Catalogues

1.06.01 1989

1.06.02 1990

1.06.03 1991

1.07 Publicity and Programs Notebook

1.08 Town of Halton Hills, Volunteer Service Recognition Certificate, April, 1991.

1.09 Fred Duffield Scrapbook. Newspaper clippings, newsletters, etc. from 1967 – 1970. (Mr. Duffield was President of the Society 1967/1968.)

1.10 Annual Report of the Horticultural Societies, Ontario Department of Agriculture (Both Georgetown and Acton are listed in the statements at the back of the Reports.)

1.10.01 1919 (Foxing and stains on cover.)

1.10.02 1920 (Cover damaged.)

1.11 Miscellaneous

1.11.01 Membership pamphlet. 2010

2 Acton (No Accessions)

MG7 A43 Seniors’ Clubs

1 Georgetown (Acc. #97.12)

1.01 Minute Books

1.01.01 November 09 1988 – June 26, 1989

1.01.02 December 05, 1988 – June 22, 1995

1.02 Correspondence

1.02.01 1988

1.02.02 1989

1.02.03 1990

1.02.04 1991

1.02.05 1992

1.02.06 1993

1.02.07 1994

1.02.08 199

1.03 Awards

1.04 Annual Reports

1.04.01 1990

1.04.02 1991

1.04.03 1992

1.04.04 1993

1.04.05 1994

1.05 Financial Records

1.05.01 Funding Request, 1994

1.06 Newsletters

1.06.01 Issue 1, May, August 1995 (2 copies)

1.06.02 Issue 2, September, October 1995

1.06.03 Issue 3, November, December 1995

1.06.04 Issue 4, January, February 1996

1.06.05 Issue 5, November, December 1996 and January 1997

1.06.06 Issue 11, September, October 1997

1.06.07 Issue 15, June, July, August 1998

1.06.08 Issue 16, September, October 1998

1.06.09 Issue 17, November, December 1998 and January 1999

1.06.10 Issue 19, April, May 1999

1.06.11 Issue 20, June, July, August 1999

1.06.12 Issue 21, September, October 1999

1.06.13 Issue 22, November, December 1999 and January 2000

1.06.14 Issue 23, February, March 2000

1.06.15 Issue 25, June, July, August, 2000

1.06.16 Issue 27, November, December 2000 and January 2001

1.06.17 Issue 49, April, May, 2005

1.06.18 Issue 56, September, October 2006

1.06.19 Issue 57, November, December 2006 and January 2007

1.06.20 Issue 58, February, March 2007

1.06.21 Issue 62, November, December 2007 and January 2008

1.06.22 Issue 63, February & March 2008

1.06.23 Issue 71, September & October 2009

1.06.24 Issue 73, February, March & April 2010

1.07 Scrapbooks

1.07.01 August, 1987 – December, 1988. Newspaper clippings re formation of Georgetown Senior’s Club compiled by Lew Ward.

1.07.02 Volume 1 – 1987 – 1995. Club activities.

1.07.03 Volume 2 – 1990 – 1992

1.07.04 Volume 3 – 1992 – 1994

1.07.05 Volume 4 – 1995 - 1996

2 Acton

2.01 Newsletters

2.01.01 September, October 1998

2.01.02 November, December 1998 and January 1999

2.01.03 September, October 1999

2.01.04 November, December 1999 and January 2000

2.01.05 June, July, August 2000

2.01.06 September, October 2000

2.01.07 Issue 28, September, October 2006

2.01.08 Issue 29, November, December 2006 and January 2007

2.01.09 Issue 34, November, December 2007 and January 2008

2.01.10 Issue 35, February & March 2008

2.01.11 Issue 38, September & October 2008

3 No-name Club, Georgetown

3.01 Newspaper clipping. No-name club for retirees, by Anne Currie, Today’s Seniors, September, 1989.

MG7 A44 Women’s Institutes

1 Halton District

1.01 Tweedsmuir History

1.02.01 Volume 1 – 1901 – 1978

1.02.02 Volume 2 – 1978 – 1990

1.02.03 Volume 3 – 1990 – 2004

1.03 Scrapbooks

1.03.01 1934 and other years

1.03.02 1939 – 1943

1.03.03 1901 – 2004

1.03.04 1931 – 1961

1.04 History and Atlas of Halton County. 76 pages. (Original manuscript.) (Over sized.)

1.05 Halton Women’s Institute Cook Book. Printed at The Burlington Gazette Office 1912. (Acc. #99.21) (Damaged. Cover separated, some loose pages.)

1.06 Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario Handbook. 1990 (Acc. #98.13)

1.07 Miscellaneous

1.07.01 Membership pamphlet. C2000

1.07.02 Pamphlet. Mission Statement. C2000

1.07.03 Booklet. Mission Statement. C1970

1.07.04 Flyer. Mission Statement. C1970

1.07.05 Pamphlet. Mission Statement. C1995

1.07.06 Booklet. The Formative Years of the Associated Country Women of the World. Compiled by Mrs. John H. McCulloch.

1.07.07 Flyer. For Home and Country, The Centennial History of the Women’s Institutes in Ontario, by Linda M. Ambrose.

1.07.08 Magazine. Home & Country, A Magazine for Rural Women. Vol. 57, No. 1, December, January, February 1991.

1.07.09 Newspaper clippings

1.06.09.01 Local Women’s Institutes prepare to celebrate association’s centenary. Georgetown Independent, February 02. 1997, Page 14.

1.06.09.02 W.I.s partner with pill makers for health safety promotion. Georgetown Independent, November 02, 1997, Page 14.

1.06.09.03 W.I. talks quietly but get things done. 1,000 new members. W.I. speaks out on the issues. Georgetown Independent, July 26, 1989. Page B1.

1.06.09.04 Halton Institutes stage 72nd annual meeting at Knox. Acton Free Press, May 30, 1973, Page B8. (Acc. #05.22)

1.06.10 Book. Fifty Years of Achievement, In commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the Founding of the Women’s Institutes of Ontario, by Annie Walker, Edith M. Collins and M. McIntyre Hood, 1948. (Acc. #06.29

1.06.11 Programme. The Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada present Canada Day, In Honour of the Triennial Conference Associated Country Women of the World, August 21, 1953. Maple leaf Gardens, Toronto. (Acc. #07.24)

2 Acton

2.01 Tweedsmuir History

2.01.01 Volume 1

2.01.02 Volume 2

3 Ashgrove

3.01 Miscellaneous

5.01.01 Invitation. Tweedsmuir Book Show, April 06, 1994, Hillcrest United Church, Trafalgar Road, North of Hornby.

4 Bannockburn

4.01 Tweedsmuir History

5 Dublin

5.01 Tweedsmuir History (Acc. #97.37)

5.01.01 Volume 1 – 1925 - 1954

5.01.02 Volume 2

5.01.03 Volume 3

5.01.04 Volume 4

5.01.05 Family History Book

5.02 Grandma’s Quilt Book, 1958. Samples of quilt blocks.

5.03 History

5.03.01 Dublin W.I.’s history book almost done now. Acton Free Press

5.03.02 Dublin W.I. 45th anniversary. Acton Free Press, December 16, 1970, Page 7.

5.03.03 Five members: 150 years of service to Dublin W.I. Acton Free Press, December 13, 1972, Page 9.

5.04 Programs

5.04.01 1984 – 85

6 Esquesing (Stewarttown)

6.01 Tweedsmuir History

7 Georgetown

7.01 Tweedsmuir History

7.02 Programmes

7.02.01 1958 – 1959

7.02.02 1960 – 1961

7.02.03 1961 – 1962

7.02.04 1962 – 1963

7.02.05 1963 – 1964

7.02.06 1964 – 1965

7.02.07 1965 – 1966

7.02.08 1966 – 1967

7.02.09 1967 – 1968 (2 copies)

7.02.10 1968 – 1969 (2 copies)

7.02.11 1969 – 1970

7.02.12 1970 – 1971

7.02.13 1971 – 1972 (2 copies)

7.02.14 1972 – 1973 (2 copies)

7.02.15 1973 – 1974

7.03 Newspaper clippings

7.03.01 Georgetown WI disbands after 75 years. By Luena Campbell, Georgetown Herald, April 12, 1978 (Acc. #94.28)

8 Limehouse

8.01 Programme

8.01.01 1950 – 51 (Acc. #00.13)

8.02 History

8.02.01 Booklet. Limehouse Women’s Institute 1921 – 1946.

9 Norval

9.01 History

9.01.01 Norval Women’s Institute 100th Anniversary, 1906 – 2006. By Deborah Quaile, Shoebox Memories, The Compass, April 14, 2006, Pages 14, 15.

9.01.02 Tweedsmuir History. Volume 1. Photocopy. (Available on microfilm.)

10 Silver-Wood

10.01 History

Associates, friends, neighbors honor Ben Case at W.I.’s Sunday reception. Acton Free Press, September 09, 1970, Page 10.

11 Terra Cotta

11.01 Tweedsmuir History (Acc #06.21)

11.02 Programmes

11.02.01 1985 – 86

11.02.02 1986 – 87

11.02.03 1987 – 88

11.02.04 42nd Annual Meeting, May 13, 1991. Peel North District Women’s Institutes.

11.02.05 Terra Cotta Women’s Institute, 1931 – 1991, 60th Anniversary Celebration, October 08, 1991.

11.02.06 Terra Cotta Women’s Institute, 1931-1981, 50th Anniversary Celebration, October 20, 1981.

11.03 Miscellaneous

11.03.01 A Calendar of Rural North Peel, 1961. Published by the Women’s Institute North Peel District.

MG7 A45 - Friends of Devereaux House

1 History

1.01 Memorandum. To Ann Lawlor from Paul Stover, Town of Halton Hills, August 10, 2004, regarding information on file re former Devereaux House (7 pages)

1.01 Proposal. Devereaux Farm House, Order of Construction, August, 2004, by Sandy Mackenzie

1.02 Floor Plans, by J.A. (Sandy) Mackenzie, August 2004.

1.03 Proposal. Devereaux House Preservation Project. April 21, 2005 (3 pages)

2 Fundraising

2.01 Pamphlet. Mission Statement.

2.02 Bookmark. Old Time Antique Auction, November 19, 2005.

2.03 Pamphlet. 2008

2.04 Book Mark. 2010

3 Newspaper clippings

3.01 Town will seek estimates in bid to curb deterioration of historic Devereaux home. Georgetown Independent, December 24, 2004, Page 5, by Cynthia Gamble.

3.02 Steps taken to preserve Devereaux House. Georgetown Independent, April 27, 2005, Page 3, by Lisa Tallyn.

3.03 Saving Devereaux House. Think of it as Extreme Makeover, Halton Hills edition. Sideroads of Halton Hills, Summer 2005, Page 42,45,46,47, by Chris Lomon.

3.04 Georgetown farmhouse closer to getting facelift. By Stuart Service, The Halton Compass, February 15, 2007.

3.05 The Devereaux House renovations under way. Georgetown Independent, September 21, 2007, Page 11.

3.06 Being energy efficient is so, like, 19th century. Farmhouse restoration combines newest green technology with our forebears’ wisdom. By Leslie Scrivener, Staff Reporter, Toronto Star, April 13, 2008, Page ID12.

3.07 Devereaux House a finalist for Great Grant Award. By Cynthia Gamble, Staff Writer, Independent & Free Press, October 7, 2009, Page 8.

4 Newsletter, Friends of Devereaux House News

4.01 Issue No. Two, November 2008

MG7 A46 Kinsmen (Acc. #04.22)

1 Georgetown

1.01 History

1.01.01 25th Anniversary, February 16, 1983

1.01.02 Kin Court, Georgetown. Opening programme, 1970.

1.02 By-laws

1.02.01 District Eight Bylaws 1983 – 1984

1.02.02 District Eight Additional By-laws 1988 – 1989

2 Acton (No accessions)

MG7 A47 Kinettes (Acc. #04.22, 09.11)

1 Georgetown

1.01 Minutes

1.01.01 1959 – 1960

1.01.02 1960 – 1961

1.01.03 1961 – 1962

1.01.04 1962 – 1963

1.01.05 1963 – 1964

1.01.06 1968

1.01.07 1979 – 1980

1.01.08 1980 – 1981

1.01.09 1981 – 1982

1.01.10 1983

1.01.11 1983 – 1984

1.01.12 1984 – 1985

1.01.13 1988 – 1989

1.02 Correspondence, 1979 – 1989

1.03 Financial Records

1.03.01 1971 – 1972

1.03.02 1979 – 1980

1.03.03 1980 – 1981

1.03.04 1983 – 1984

1.03.05 1987 – 1988

1.03.06 1988 – 1989

1.04 Newsletter

1.04.01 1960

1.04.02 1961

1.04.03 1962

1.04.04 1963

1.04.05 1964

1.04.06 1965

1.04.07 1966

1.04.08 1967

1.04.09 1968

1.04.10 1969

1.04.11 1970

1.04.12 1971

1.04.13 1972

1.04.14 1973

1.04.15 1974

1.04.16 1975

1.04.17 1981

1.04.18 1982

1.04.19 1983

1.04.20 1984

1.04.21 1985

1.05 Conferences

1.05.01 1985

1.05.02 1986

1.05.03 1988

1.05.04 1989

1.06 Projects

1.07 Kinette News, District No. One Kinette Clubs

1.07.01 May, 1960

1.07.02 January, 1963

1.07.03 April, 1963

1.07.04 April, 1964

1.07.05 January, 1965

1.07.06 Spring, 1965

1.08 Newspaper Clippings

1.08.01 Install Mrs. Middleton First Kinette President, Georgetown Herald, May, 1959

1.08.02 National Vice-President Visits Local Kinettes, Georgetown Herald, January 16, 1964

1.08.03 Dozen Cousin Clubs here for Ladykins Conference, Georgetown Herald, April 2, 1964

1.08.04 Kinettes Pick New Exec Mona Milne Named Chief, Georgetown Herald, May, 1965

1.08.05 Kinettes Bring Daughters to Special Dinner Meet, Georgetown Herald, November

1.08.06 Photo. Roaring 20’s Encore. Kin and ‘Ettes’ Kick Again for Cousins.

1.08.07 Photo. Four Little Whistlers – Worth A Belly-Laugh If you Can Stomach the Faces

1.09 Miscellaneous

1.09.01 Program. Barrington’s Fall Fashion Show, Wrigglesworth School, October 26, 1961

1.09.02 Kinette Club By-laws, 1959 (7 pages)

1.09.03 Kinette Club By-laws, 1964–1965 (12 pages)

1.09.04 Club Roster, 1963

1.09.05 Bulletin Mailing List, 1965

1.09.06 List. Attendance Pins awarded, 1961 – 1965

1.09.07 Letter. From Agnes Braun, District Kinette Convenor, May 2, 1959, conveying congratulations on “your very successful charter night.

1.09.08 Letter. From Colleen Misener, Convenor, May 27, 1965, sending “sincere congratulations to you upon winning the Senior Bulletin Award this year”

2 Acton (No accessions)

MG7 A48 Kiwanis (No accessions)

MG7 A49 Lions Club

1 Georgetown

1.01 Citizen of the Year Award.

1.01.01 1988. Souvenir Programme. Thompson (Tom) Ramautarsingh, recipient. (Acc. #95.04)

1.01.02 1990. Souvenir Programme. Siena VanHoekelen, recipient. (Acc. #95.04)

1.01.03 Newspaper clipping. Esmee Ball chosen 1983 Citizen of Year. Georgetown Independent, February 02, 1983.

1.02 Miscellaneous

1.02.01 Newspaper clipping. Photo. Belles of Georgetown. Georgetown Lions Club members, c1931, dressed, mostly as women, to present a skit to a Lions Club convention at the Royal York Hotel. Members identified as seated left to right: Charlie Burnside, Bill Thompson, Treff Imbleau, Frank Sykes, Gordon McClintock, Jack Kelly, Kenneth Langdon, Dave Creighton, and Dave Brill. Back row standing: J.B. Mackenzie, Arnim Feller, Art Beaumont, Harold McClure, Bill Grant, Ed McWhirter, Arroll O’Neil, Bill Long, Tom Sykes, Arnott Early, and a brother in-law of Dave Brill from Brampton. He was not a club member. Georgetown Herald, August 09, 1978

1.02.02 Ribbon. Georgetown Recreation Commission. Stay at Home Camp, July, 1949, Proficiency Award. (See Georgetown Herald, July 20 and July 27 for accounts of activities at camps which were jointly sponsored by the Recreation Commission, the Lions Club and the Ministerial Association.)

1.02.03 Newspaper Supplement. Lions Club of Georgetown 50th Anniversary, 1981. Georgetown Herald, February 04, 1981.

1.02.04 Programme. Georgetown & District Community Swimming Pool, Official Opening, August 16, 1958. (Photocopy, 2 pages) (Acc. #05.22)

1.02.05 Newspaper clipping. Council opts to fill in 50-year-old facility. Outdoor pool ‘has lived its life’ . By Cynthia Gamble, Staff Writer, Independent Free Press, September 14, 2007, Page 5.

1.02.06 Newspaper clipping. Past-Presidents of Georgetown Lions Club were honored …. Georgetown Independent, December 05, 1973

2 Acton

2.01 Miscellaneous

2.01.01 Newsletter. Whole Town Takes Part, Re-creates Acton History. Centennial

2.01.02 Ontario, Published by the Ontario Centennial Planning Branch, Department of Tourism and Information, Toronto, Vol. 1, July, 1965, No. 4.

MG7 A50 Lioness Club (No accessions)

MG7 A51 Knights of Columbus (No Accessions)

MG7 A52 Masons

1 Constitution

1.01 Book. The Book of Constitution of the Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Canada, 1916.

2 Credit Lodge, No. 219, Georgetown

2.01 Booklet. Bylaws, 1912.

2.02 Invitation to attend a Regular Meeting, December 29, 1919.

2.03 Robert Samuel McMaster, Certificates. (Acc. #05.07)

2.03.01 Life Membership, Guelph Chapter of Rose Croix A. & A.S.R., January 09, 1979

2.03.02 Life Member, Royal City Lodge of Perfection A. & A.S.R., January 09, 1979

2.03.03 Honorary Membership, Credit Lodge, No. 219, February 08, 1989

2.04 Newspaper clipping. Photo. 1971 Officers Installed Credit Masonic Lodge. Georgetown Herald, Feb 11, 1971

2.05 Membership Booklet, 1942 (2 copies) (Acc. #09.26)

3 Walker Lodge, No. 321, Acton

3.01 Programme. Halton County annual Masonic Meeting, Acton, October 24, 1951. (Acc. #05.22)

MG7 A53 Loyal Orange Lodge (No Accessions)

MG7 A54 Loyal True Blue Association

1 Miscellaneous

1.01 Booklet. Official Opening Loyal True Blue & Orange Home and Research Institute, August 22, 1992.

1.02 Pamphlet. Mission Statement - The Loyal True Blue and Orange Home.

MG7 A55 Optimist Club

1 Georgetown

1.01 Booklet. Laws of Life Essay Contest, 1999. (2 copies) (Acc. #06.29)

1.02 Newspaper clipping. December 02, 1989. Regional chairman Pete Pomeroy receives award from Georgetown Optimist Club.

1.03 Advertising Card. Optimist Club of Georgetown, Bang-O-Rama 25th Anniversary. 2008

MG7 A56 Rotary Club

1 Georgetown

1.01 Newsletters – Rotoscope (Acc. #97.04)

1.01.01 February 05, 1990

1.01.02 February 11, 1991

1.01.03 February 25, 1991

1.01.04 May 13, 1991

1.01.05 March 29, 1993

1.01.06 June 24, 1996

1.01.07 May 13, 1996

1.01.08 July 15, 1996

1.01.09 July 29, 1996

1.01.10 November 04, 1996

1.01.11 February 17, 1997

1.01.12 February 24, 1997

1.01.13 March 10, 1997

1.01.14 March 17, 1997

1.01.15 March 24, 1997

1.01.16 June 30, 1997

1.01.17 July 07, 1997

1.01.18 September 08, 1997

1.01.19 September 15, 1977

1.01.20 September 22, 1997

1.01.21 September 29, 1997

1.01.22 October 06, 1997

1.01.23 November 10, 1997

1.01.24 November 17, 1997

1.01.25 December 08, 1997

1.01.26 December 22, 1997

1.01.27 January 05, 1998

1.01.28 January 12, 1998

1.01.29 January 19, 1998

1.01.30 February 02, 1998

1.01.31 February 23, 1998

1.01.32 March 09, 1998

1.01.33 March 23, 1998

1.01.34 March 30, 1998

1.01.35 April 13, 1998

1.01.36 April 27, 1998

1.01.37 May 04, 1998

1.01.38 June 15, 1998

1.01.39 June 29, 1998

1.01.40 July 06, 1998

1.01.41 August 17, 1998

1.01.42 September 14, 1998

1.01.43 October 26, 1998

1.01.44 November 02, 1998

1.01.45 November 09, 1998

1.01.46 November 23, 1998

1.01.47 December 21, 1998

1.01.48 February 08, 1999

1.01.49 February 15, 1999

1.01.50 March 01, 1999

1.01.51 April 05, 1999

1.01.52 April 12, 1999

1.01.53 April 26, 1999

1.01.54 June 07, 1999

1.01.55 November 29, 1999

1.01.56 August 14, 2000

1.01.57 April 20, 1983 (Acc. #07.23)

1.01.58 June 29, 1983

1.01.59 August 25, 1975

1.01.60 September 15, 1975 (Acc. #07.23)

1.01.61 September 22, 1975 (Acc. #07.23)

1.01.62 September 28, 1959 (Acc. #07.23)

1.01.63 July 27, 1992 – Bulletin (Acc. #07.23)

1.02 Miscellaneous

1.02.01 A Brief History. The Rotary Club of Georgetown. (2 copies)

1.02.02 Information for Members

1.02.02.01 1980 (Acc. #07.23)

1.02.02.02 1985

1.02.02.03 1998

1.02.03 1990 – 1991 Directory. Photo copy.

1.02.04 Booklet. 50th Year of Service to Ontario’s crippled children.

1.02.05 Membership List

1.02.05.01 1994

1.02.05.02 1996

1.02.05.03 1997

1.02.06 Financial Statements as at June 30, 1994. (Acc. #97.07)

1.02.07 1994 – 1995 Budget.

1.02.08 Programme. Anniversary dinner and dance, April 11, 1970. (Acc. #97.04)

1.02.09 Programme. Charter Night, 1955 – 1992. February 17, 1992.

1.02.10 Programme. Benefit Show for the Ralph Ursel Foundation, January 21, 1995.

1.02.11 Programme. Gala Auction and Dinner, October 01, 1999.

1.02.12 Pamphlet. Wm. McNally Golf Classic, 1997. Mission Statement.

1.02.13 Flyer. The 1980 Easter Seal Appeal.

1.02.14 Programme. “Ah, Holidaze” or “The Last Resort” , 1963 (2 copies)(Acc. #07.19)

1.02.15 Programme. “Show Boat”, April 24-25, May 1-2, 1959. (Acc. #07.23)

1.02.16 List. Presidents 1955 - 1994

1.02.17 25th Anniversary, 1980

1.02.17.01 Programme. Dinner & Dance, Holy Cross Church Hall, April 12, 1980 (Acc. #07.23)

1.02.17.02 Programme. Rotary Anniversary Show, April 12, 1980

1.02.17.03 Letter to members regarding anniversary activities with attached 1955-1979 membership list.

1.02.17.04 Newspaper clipping. 25 candles on Rotary cake. Georgetown Independent, April 16, 1980, Page 4 and 5.

1.02.18 Programme. Billy Bishop, starring Cedric Smith & Ross Douglas, Nov 14, 1981, Cultural Centre.

1.02.19 Programme. Spring Fever. 1963

1.02.20 Program. Rotary presents – You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, May

1.02.21 Program. Rotary presents – Holly Arntzen, April, 1986

1.02.22 Program. Rotary presents – Canadian Orpheus Male Choir, April, 1987

1.03 Newspaper clippings.

1.03.01 Rotarians May Sponsor Another Harness Meet, June 06, 1956, Georgetown Herald, Page 1

1.03.02 Rotary Club Entertains Ladies At Installation, July 15, 1959, Georgetown Herald, Page B1

1.03.03 McDonald’s, Rotary raise $2,009 for crippled children. Georgetown Herald, October 19, 1977, Page 13

1.03.04 Supplement. Rotary Club of Georgetown, 1955 – 1980. Georgetown Herald, April 09, 1980

1.03.05 Hospital program gets cash boost. April 10, 1993, Halton Hills This Weekend, Page 1

1.03.06 Presentation of plaque. April 17, 1993, Halton Hills This Week, Page 13.

1.03.07 Hospital happenings. April, 1993.

1.03.08 Georgetown Rotary Club donated $4,700 last Thursday to Georgetown Hospital… Halton Hills This Week, November 17, 1993, Page 1

1.03.09 Rotary Club Planning spring Minstrel Show. Georgetown Herald, January 11, 1956, Page 1.

1.03.10 Photo. Stress Safety in Schools. Emphasis on Safety is a program of Georgetown Police Association and the Rotary Club, and recently the new Kennedy Public School received its Elmer pennant in a ceremony at the school. Pupils Bonnie White and Bobby Reid hold the pennant. Left to right, School board chairman Edwin Wilson, Councillor Anne Currie, board secretary James F. Evans, Constable Ted Scott, Rotarian John D. Kelly and Principal Hazen Allen. Georgetown Herald, December 17, 1959, Page 1. Photo by Jay’s Studio, Georgetown.

1.03.11 Photo. Rotarians Will Raise $5,000. Pledge funds for hospital. Bud Bishop, Ernie Pearce, Jim Young, Thomas Dillon, Miss Jean Penrice of the Georgetown Girls Pipe Band. Georgetown Herald, March 03, 1960. Photo by Jay’s Studio, Georgetown.

1.03.12 Photo. Bud Bishop, Paul Harris Fellow of the Rotary Foundation. Everett Biggs, Bud and Christine Bishop. Georgetown Independent, September 28, 1977, Page 4.

1.03.13 Photos. Senior Citizen’s Christmas Dinner. Georgetown Independent, December 07, 1977, Page 24.

1.03.14 Photo. Rotary Exchange student Jenny Inglis. Georgetown Independent, January 14, 1981, Page 1.

1.03.15 Photo. Rotarians, Air Jamaica aid Jamaican Hospital. Georgetown Independent, December 14, 1983, Page 10.

1.03.16 Georgetown Rotary Club’s 29th anniversary. Georgetown Independent, February 22, 1984, Page B10.

1.03.17 Photo. Rotary Club of Georgetown celebrates 40th anniversary. Club President John Winser, Charter member Bud Bishop, Premier Bob Rae and MPP Noel Duignan. Rotary News, March, 1995, Vol. 1 No. 4, Page 13

1.03.18 Photo. Rotary Club’s new executive …. July, 1984

1.03.19 Photo. Top honor for Timleck. Georgetown Independent, July 8, 1992

2 Acton

2.01 Acton Citizen of the Year Programmes (Acc. #06.15)

2.01.01 1996 (2 copies)

2.01.02 1997 (2 copies)

2.01.03 1999 (2 copies)

2.01.04 2009

2.02 History

2.02.01 Booklet. 40th Anniversary, 1948 – 1988.

2.02.02 Newsletter. Rotary News, District 7080, April, 1998, Vol. 4 No. 3. Acton celebrates 50th Anniversary in style. Page 1.

2.02.03 Newspaper clipping. Easter Seal Superthon. Funds raised for cause. February 28, 1991, The Toronto Star, Page D8. (Profiles Ron McKnight.)

2.02.04 Photo clipping. District Governor visits Acton. Rotary President Bill Beaton and Rotarian Guenter Heasler welcome Gordon Mylett. July 22, 1992, Halton Hills This Week, Page 8.

2.02.05 Programme. 60th Anniversary Evening, March 29, 2008 (Acc. #08.26)

MG7 A57 Royal Canadian Legion

1 Georgetown, Branch 120

1.01 History

1.01.01 Booklet. The Diamond Plateau, 1928 – 1988

1.01.02 Booklet. 25th Anniversary Booklet. “A Quarter Century of Progress” 1928 – 1953. (Acc. #05.22, 08.27)

1.01.03 Newspaper clippings.

1.01.03.01 Photo - Adams Photography. Branch 120 Pipe Band. Five years old. (Acc. #05.22)

1.01.03.02 Column, Legion Lines, by Greg Ball. Historic decision 25 years ago. February 18, 1983, Georgetown Herald.

1.01.03.03 Grand Legion Banquet Marks 25th Anniversary. Georgetown Herald, April 29, 1953, Page 1

1.01.03.04 Legion Ladies Auxiliary Marks 25th Anniversary. Georgetown Herald, September, Page 11

1.01.03.05 Legion Gets New Flag. Georgetown Herald, May 06, 1953

1.01.04 Booklet. National Veterans’ Week, June 11-17, 1967 (Acc. #08.27)

1.02 Remembrance Day

1.02.01 Georgetown Citizens’ Memorial, Unveiling Ceremonies, August 30, 1924.

1.02.02 10th Armistice Anniversary, November 11, 1928

1.02.03 11th Armistice Anniversary, November 10, 1929

1.02.04 14th Armistice Anniversary, November 13, 1932

1.02.05 Remembrance Day Service, November 08, 1992 (2 copies)

1.02.06 Remembrance Day Supplement, November 9, 2001, Independent/Free Press. Feature article on Red Asseltine.

1.02.07 Remembrance day Service, November 07, 1982 (Acc. #05.22)

1.02.08 Remembrance Day Service, November 7, 1993 (Acc. #09.22)

1.03 Remembrance Park Millennium Project

1.03.01 Pamphlet. Mission Statement

1.03.02 Invitation. Re-dedication Service, October 28, 2000

1.03.03 Programme. Re-dedication Service, October 28, 2000 (2 copies)

1.04 Newsletter

1.04.01 November, 1992

2 Acton, Branch 197

2.01 History.

2.01.01 Book. The Golden Years. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 197, Acton, 1931 – 1981, by J.T. Hurst.

2.01.02 Booklet. Twenty-Fifth Anniversary, 1956. (Acc. #05.22)

2.02 Remembrance Day

2.02.01 Service of Remembrance, November 11, 1954. (Acc. #05.22)

2.02.02 Service of Remembrance, November 06, 1977. (Acc. #08.23)

3 Veterans

3.01 Newspaper clippings

3.01.01 Downed pilots receive pieces of past survival. Peter Kuryllowicz, Ray Sherk. By Sandra Traversy with Peter Kuryllowicz, County Routes, Vol 19, No 8, August,2007.

3.01.02 On Active Service. Georgetown Herald, May 28, 1941

3.01.03 On Active Service. Georgetown Herald, August 27, 1941

3.01.04 1914-1918 Honour Roll. Georgetown Herald, November 05, 1941

3.01.05 Carman Sutcliffe Killed Overseas. Georgetown Herald, August 06, 1941

3.01.06 Sgt. “Sheeny” Tost Killed on Manoeuvres Overseas. Georgetown Herald, June 17, 1942

3.01.07 Local Boys in Dieppe Invasion 1 Killed, 2 Missing, 2 Injured. Georgetown Herald, August 26, 1942

3.01.08 P.O. William McLaughlin Killed Overseas. Georgetown Herald, March 17, 1943

3.01.09 Rfl. ‘Eddie’ Doyle Accidently Killed On Active Service. Georgetown Herald, June 30, 1943

3.01.10 Sgt. Stewart Maclaren Listed as Missing. Georgetown Herald, August 18, 1943

3.01.11 Georgetown Man Killed In Action In Italy, Pte. Joseph Kendall. Georgetown Herald, January 12, 1944

3.01.12 Flt.-Sgt. James Louth Reported Missing Overseas. Georgetown Herald, January 26, 1944

3.01.13 Robert J. Wiley Killed In Sicilian Campaign. Georgetown Herald, March 15, 1944

3.01.14 F.O. Wm. Murphy Reported Missing. Georgetown Herald, May 03, 1944

3.01.15 A.B. Vic Millar Aboard H.M.C.S. Athabaskan Sunk on Saturday. Georgetown Herald, May 03, 1944

3.01.16 Second Wylie Son Gives Life in War, Pte. Bill Wylie. Georgetown Herald, May 31, 1944

3.01.17 Pte. Howard Conn Reported Missing. Georgetown Herald, June 07, 1944

3.01.18 Active Service Notes. Georgetown Herald, June 14, 1944

3.01.19 Lieut. J. Bowman Killed in France. Georgetown Herald, July 12, 1944

3.01.20 Limehouse, Rfl. Jack Davis Killed in Action. Georgetown Herald, July, 12, 1944

3.01.21 Pte. George Tarzwell Killed in France. Georgetown Herald, July 19, 1944.

3.01.22 F.O. John T. Evans Killed in Action. Georgetown Herald, July 19, 1944

3.01.23 LAC Wm. Carney Dies of Burns. Georgetown Herald, July 27, 1944

3.01.24 Pt. Ervin Hilts Killed in France. Georgetown Herald, August 30, 1944

3.01.25 Death of Pte. Stanley Dickenson Overseas. Georgetown Herald, September 13, 1944

3.01.26 Pte. “Bud” Oliver, 20, Killed in Action. Dvr. Claude Dillon, 19, Killed in Action in France. Georgetown Herald, October 04, 1944

3.01.27 Pte. Fred Kidd Killed Overseas. Georgetown Herald, November 01, 1944

3.01.28 Pte. George Latimer, 18, Killed in Action in Italy. Georgetown Herald, January 03, 1945

3.01.29 Pte. Jack Hemphill Dies of Wounds in Italy. Georgetown Herald,, January 10, 1945

3.01.30 Pte. Hedley Shaw Missing Action. Overseas One Year Bomb-Aimer Missing, Flight Sergeant Lawrence Beaumont. Georgetown Herald, February 14, 1945

3.01.31 Pte. William Kay Dies of Wounds. Georgetown Herald, March 07, 1945

3.01.32 Pte. W.H. Balch, Brother of Mrs. V. Bedell, Missing in Action. Georgetown Herald, March 07, 1945

3.01.33 Cpl. Carl Hyde Killed In Germany. Georgetown Herald, March 28, 1945

3.01.34 Pte. Harvey Davidson Killed Accidentally Overseas. Georgetown Herald, April 11, 1945

3.01.35 Lt. Bruce Zimmerman Killed Overseas. Georgetown Herald, April 18, 1945

3.01.36 Glen Home Bereft At War’s End, Pte. Clarence Beaumont Killed In Holland. Georgetown Herald, May 09, 1945

3.01.37 Honour Roll, 1914-1918, 1939-1945. Georgetown Herald, November 14, 1945

3.01.38 Georgetown Soldier Dies Fighting in Korean War, Cpl. Ron Edmunds. Georgetown Herald, June 06, 1951

3.01.39 Second District Soldier Is Killed in Korean War, Pte. Kenneth Wellington Norton. Georgetown Herald, November 14, 1951

3.01.40 Extract. University of Toronto Roll of Service, 1914-1918. Halton/Peel names.

3.01.41 Glen Williams’ war veterans are remembered. Georgetown Independent, November 11, 1992.

MG7 A58 Royal Canadian Air Cadets

1 756 (Georgetown Legion) Squadron

1.01 Programme. Sixth Annual Inspection, May 26, 1974.

1.02 Newspaper clipping. Air Cadets inspection. Georgetown Independent, June 15, 2007, Page 12.

1.03 Flyer. Join Air Cadets, September, 2009

MG7 A59 Willow Park Ecology Centre

1 Pamphlets

1.01 Willow Park Ecology Centre, Guide.

1.02 Robert Noble Tree Trail (2 copies)

1.03 Butterfly Garden

2 Newsletter

2.01 Volume 1, Number 1 – Spring 2001 (2 copies)

2.02 Volume 1, Number 3 – Autumn 2001

2.03 Volume 2, Number 1 – Winter 2002

2.04 Volume 2, Number 3 – Summer 2002

2.05 Volume 3, Number 1 – Winter 2003

2.06 Volume 3, Number 3 – Summer 2003

2.07 Volume 3, Number 4 – Autumn 2003

2.08 Volume 4, Number 1 – Spring/Summer 2004

2.09 Volume 5, Number 1 – Winter/Spring 2005

2.10 Volume 6, Number 1 – Winter/Spring 2006

3 Community Events

3.01 Summer/Fall 2002

3.02 Summer/Fall 2005

3.03 Summer/Fall 2006

3.04 Riverfest, June 3 & 4, 2006. Pamphlet (Missing)

4 Miscellaneous

4.01 Article. The Wonders of Willow Park. By Ruth Kuchinad, Halton Hills Sideroads, Spring 2005, Pages 6, 7, and 8.

MG7 A60 St. John’s Ambulance

1 Certificates

1.01 First Aid to the Injured. Awarded to Jean Ruddell, November 24, 1941.

1.02 Home Nursing. Awarded to Jean Ruddell, March 16, 1942.

MG7 A61 Canadian Red Cross Society

1 Acton and District Branch

1.01 Annual Reports

1.01.01 1986

2 Georgetown (No Accessions)

MG7 A62 Physically Handicapped Citizens Association Halton North (Acc. #00.01)

1 Miscellaneous

1.01 News Release

1.02 Aims and Objectives

1.03 Letter to Editor, March 12, 1984

MG7 A63 – Wastewise, Georgetown

1 Proposal. Wastewise (Halton Hills) Community Resource Centre

2 News Release. Official Opening, June 22, 1991.

3 Flyer. Opening April 10, 1991

4 Newsletter. Waste Not, The Weekly Report for rational resource management, December 26, 1991.

5 Waste Not A Not, A Not-For Profit Waste Reduction Center. Mission Statement. February 1990

6 Wastewise, Fourth Quarterly Report, January 10, 1992.

7 Newspaper clippings

7.01 New recycling idea presented to Town Council. By Stuart Johnston, Georgetown Independent, March 07, 1990

7.02 Town asked to institute a composting program. By Stuart Johnston, Georgetown Independent, April 07, 1990, Page 1 and 2

7.03 ‘Waste Not’ earns praise for local reuse, reduce plan. Town has cash for Waste Not. By Paul Dorsey, Georgetown Independent, June 06, 1990, Page A3

7.04 Federal cash means ‘go’ for Waste Not. By Janet Baine, Georgetown Independent, October 31, 1990, Page A1 and A3.

7.05 Innovative and unique, Wastewise opens next month. By Paul Dorsey, Georgetown Independent, February 13, 1991.

7.06 Open for Your Business. Photo by Stuart Johnston, Georgetown Independent, April 10, 1991.

MG7 A64 - Arts Alive, Halton Hills

1 Newsletter

1.01 Arts Alive News and Reviews, October 1990

MG7 A65 - Girl Guides of Canada

1 History

1.01 Book. Dream, Dare, Do. Editor, Nancy Williams, Published by White Oakes Area, Girl Guides of Canada, 1987

MG7 A66 – Ontario Steam & Antique Preservers Association

1 Book. 40th Anniversary, 1961 – 2000, Steam Era, Ontario Steam & Antique Preservers Association. (Acc. #06.29)

MG7 A67 – Canadian Order of Foresters

1 Minute Book. 1899 – 1916. Lodge No. 678, Georgetown. (Acc. #07.09)

MG7 A68 – Georgetown Homecoming 2007

1 Advertising

1.01 Flyer

1.02 Business Card

1.03 Registration Form

1.04 Schedule of Events

2 Newspaper clippings

2.01 Georgetown gears up for big party. By Lois (Elliott) Fraser, Independent & Free Press, April 25, 2007, Page 15.

MG7 A69 – Halton Junior Farmers’ Association

1 History

1.01 Booklet. Leaves of Silver, The First Twenty-Five Years. 1934-1959 (Acc. #05.22)

MG7 A70 ArtWorks Georgetown

1 Leaflet. Call for Artists, Outdoor Mural for Downtown Georgetown

2 Mural specifications.

MG7 A71 – Georgetown Arts and Crafts (Acc. #08.34)

1 Constitution

1.01 Unknown date

1.02 1979

1.03 1983 (Acc. #09.04)

1.04 1995

2 Minute Books

2.01 August, 1942 – March 15, 1951

2.02 April, 1955 - June 20, 1968

2.03 September 5, 1968 - May 10, 1978

2.04 May 18, 1978 – March 24, 1988

2.05 May 19, 1988 – October 30, 2007

2.06 Condensed Minutes

3 Treasurer’s Books

3.01 1956 – 1979

3.02 1980 – 2007

3.03 Annual Reports

3.03.01 1983

3.03.02 1984

3.03.03 1985

3.03.04 1986

3.03.05 1987

3.03.06 1988

3.03.07 1989

3.03.08 1990

3.03.09 1991

3.03.10 1992

3.03.11 1994

3.03.12 1995

3.03.13 1996

3.03.14 1998

3.04 Invoices

4 Membership

4.01 Roll Book, 1973 – 2006

4.02 Membership Lists

4.02.01 1950

4.02.02 1956

4.02.03 1957

4.02.04 1959

4.02.05 1967

4.02.06 1969

4.02.07 1971

4.02.08 1972

4.02.09 1973

4.02.10 1974

4.02.11 1976

4.02.12 1979

4.02.13 1980

4.02.14 1982

4.02.15 1982-1983

4.02.16 1984-1985

4.02.17 1987

4.02.18 1989

4.02.19 1992

4.02.20 1993

4.02.21 2000

4.02.22 2002

4.02.23 1942-1992, Comprehensive list

4.03 Meeting Notice, March 20, 1969

5 Correspondence

5.01 1978 – 1987

6 Annual Exhibition and Sale

6.01 Programs

6.01.01 1963

6.01.02 1965

6.01.03 1967

6.01.04 1968

6.01.05 1969

6.01.06 1971

6.01.07 1972

6.01.08 1973

6.01.09 1974

6.01.10 1975

6.01.11 1976

6.01.12 1977

6.01.13 1978

6.01.14 1979

6.01.15 1980

6.01.16 1981

6.01.17 1982

6.01.18 1983

6.01.19 1984

6.01.20 1985

6.01.21 1986

6.01.22 1987

6.01.23 1988

6.01.24 1989

6.01.25 1990

6.01.26 1991

6.01.27 1992

6.01.28 1993

6.01.29 1994

6.01.30 1995

6.01.31 1996

7 Newspaper Clippings

7.01 1943 – 1991 (Photocopies)

7.02 Arts and Crafts Society marks 40th anniversary. Georgetown Independent, Page 9

7.03 Arts and Crafts of Georgetown brought 50 years of renewed culture to town. By John Sommer, The Independent & Free Press, Oct 1992.

7.04 The Arts and Crafts of Georgetown are much more than they seem. By Ted Brown, Independent Weekend, Nov 22, 92.

7.05 Arts/crafts group folds after 65 years. Independent & Free Press, Nov 30, 2007, Pg 8 and 9.

7.06 Disbanded group ‘comes full circle’. Letter to the Editor. The Independent & Free Press, Jan 2, 2008, Page 6

8 Memory Books

8.01 1942 – 1992 (2 copies)

8.02 2002

8.03 Pat Beer’s memories, 1992 (5 pages)

8.04 Pat Beer’s speech, June 21, 1992, 50th Anniversary Tea.

8.05 Speech. Summary of history, 1954. Pat Beer (3 pages)

9 Scrapbooks/Photo Albums

9.01 Newspaper clippings/photos, 1942 – 1998

9.02 Newspaper clippings, 1957 – 1992

9.03 Newspaper clippings, 1971 – 1974

9.04 Newspaper clippings/photos, 2000-2008

9.05 Photo Album, 1992 activities

9.06 Photo Album, 1992 50th anniversary exhibition and sale

9.07 Guest Register, 50th Anniversary Tea, June 18, 1992.

10 Printing Block – Arts and Crafts Georgetown logo.

MG7 A72 – Amnesty International, Halton Hills Group 196 (Acc. #09.29)

1 Scrapbooks

1.01 March 21, 1991 – December 31, 1993

1.02 January 01, 1994 – December 31, 1999

2 Newspaper clippings

2.01 Photo clipping. Remembering Tiananmen.

2.02 Coffee House to feature eclectic music. Independent & Free Press, March 21, 2001

2.03 Photo clipping. Virtuoso performance – Brent Copper. April 6, 2001

2.04 Classic Folk stars in coffee house. Independent & Free Press, Oct 30, 2002

2.05 Letters to the editor. Letter boosts amnesty group’s spirits. Independent & Free Press, January 3, 2003

2.06 Raging Grannies to support AI cause. Independent & Free Press, May 7, 2004

2.07 Elvis to attend Coffee House. Independent & Free Press, November 10, 2004

2.08 Photo clipping. The King was in the House. Independent & Free Press, November 19, 2004

2.09 Photo clipping. Signing for Freedom. Independent & Free Press, January 18, 2006

2.10 Photo clipping. Supporting Women’s Day. Independent & Free Press, March 22, 2006

2.11 Local group to hold Write for rights night. Independent & Free Press, November 29, 2006

3 Miscellaneous

3.01 Amnesty International Mandate.

3.02 Letter. From David Leverette to Mrs. Duval, January 24, 1999

3.03 Clipping. Activist – May/June 2006. Photo of Carolina Anderson of Halton Hills.

3.04 Clipping. Activist – November/December 2007. Photo of AI table at Farmers’ Market, Georgetown.

3.05 Meeting agenda. January 10, 2007

3.06 Financial Statement. January 01, 2007

3.07 Contact lists.

3.07.01 1994

3.07.02 1996

3.07.03 1998

3.07.04 2000

3.07.05 2002

3.07.06 2005

3.07.07 2007

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MG7 A – Culture – Recreation, Service, Special Interest