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    Acton librarian Madge Chapman (on the right) stands with John (Jack) Chapman and Elizabeth Chapman at the Chapman home on Main Street North.

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 1959     Mary Ann Craine (July 23, 1882 - September 05, 1973), married, June 07, 1900, Thomas Lewis Helson (December 18, 1881 – May 05, 1963). The Helsons lived in Kelso near George Gulles who married their d

    Students gather outside for a picture with their teacher Miss Adams. Students include Bernice Wilson, Marion Bird, Barbara and Ralph Cunningham, Joan Drake and Walter Wilson. Miss Adams was followed

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 4 Jul 1959, p. 15     Former students aged over sixty years gather in front of the school during the 1959 reunion. They are (LtoR) FRONT: Jack McDonald, M. Guy Wilson, Oliver Brownridge, Tom Brownridge, Harvey Nixon, Edga

    A publicity photo of Bob Goldham (1922-1991) wearing the Detroit Red Wings uniform. He played with the Red Wings from 1950 to 1956. He became assistant Captain in 1952.

    The Hulls gather inside the portico at Ashgrove SS#3 Public School. Those gathered include Lillian (Reid), Dorothy (Jamison), George, Winnifred (Smith), Edith (Wall / Smith) and Margaret (Preston).

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1959     See EHS21657 for another picture taken the same day.

Don Ryder, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 18 Jun 1959, p. 8     The first layer of pavement is laid on Roseford Terrace by Godson Construction Company.

J. A. Goudy, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 17 Apr 1957, p. 1     Lions Club President Jim Jones congratulates Main Street resident Henry Helfant, winner of the 444 Chevrolet car. Also in the picture are Mr. Helfant’s son Farley and Royal Bank manager Dick Miller.

J. A. Goudy, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 6 Nov 1957, p. 1     Lions Club President Dick Riddall congratulates Sarafino Russo, winner of the 555 Chevrolet car.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1959, p. 11     Playing for the Brampton 7-Ups Junior B’s this season is Georgetown’s Bryan Lewis. He is one of six Georgetown players on the team.

    A policeman directs traffic at Mill and Willow streets. On the right is Gordon’s Hardware, the post office, Baxter Drugs and the Bank of Nova Scotia. On the left is the Bank of Montreal and Cooper’s

    Smith and Stone machine shop workers are in the upper left corner, Jack Puckering, looking down, and Rod King, with his back to the camera. In the middle row from the left edge, Jack Sunnecks or Ab W

    Children enjoying School Creek on a cold winter's day.

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 28 Feb 1957, p. 5     Acton Legion Minor Sports, Montreal Canadians – Left to Right – Front Row – Joe Brown, Brian Otterbein, Clarence Fatt, Peter Newton, Keith Mainprize. Back Row – Bill Churchill, John Brown, Wayne Mars

Albert Simson, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 19 Jul 1950, p. 1     Staff of Georgetown Public School (Chapel Street) with Principal Harold Wrigglesworth. (L to R) STANDING: Norma Weatherhead, Wilma Stull, Mildred Eason, Jean Dwyer, Marion Hepburn, Howard Wriggleswor

    The 38 students of Miss Marie Lindsay’s grade two class at Georgetown Public School on Chapel Street, smile for the camera in front of the brick school (now demolished).

R.M. Turkington, Georgetown Herald, 26 Aug 1959, p. 11     The class of Mr. Scott at Howard Wigglesworth School are (L to R) FRONT: Thomas Copland; FIRST: Edith Baumgartner, Marlene Armstrong, Don Tuck, David Graham, David Kentner, Jim Tost, Jane Hoare, Carr

Georgetown Herald, 3 Sep 1958, p. 1     A display of sheaves of Oats, wheat and barley at the CNE, entered by Neilson Stark of RR#3, Georgetown. The sheaves were tied by W.O. Brownridge. See Georgetown Herald, 3 Sept. 1958, page 1 for arti

Georgetown Herald, 20 Dec 1958     Marriage of Mary Lindsay and Thomas Carberry