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    Congregation leaving St.John's United Church. Headline read: "Easter Worshippers Pack Local Churches"Physical details: 14.5 cm X 21.5 cm

Peter Jones, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 4 Apr 1963, p. 13     Tony Martin removes the maple tree in front of Knox Presbyterian Church. It was one of twelve which the Town slated for removal because of age and disease.

    Methodist Church on Trafalgar Road. It was built in 1860 and was closed in 1969. The building was later moved to Limehouse.

    Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church travel Night Program: Kay Simons (Former Canadian Pacific Airline Flight Attendant).

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 23 Nov 1967, p. 13     Beatrice Hilts, age 86, cooking at Ballinafad United Church turkey supper, 14369 Trafalgar Rd N.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 23 Nov 1967, p. 13     Ballinafad United Church turkey supper,14369 Trafalgar Rd N.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 23 Nov 1967, p. 13     Ballinafad United Church Turkey Supper, 14369 Trafalgar Rd N.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 25 Aug 1966, p. 1     Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lobb were married at Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church. They are both teachers at Holy Cross School.

    The interior of the renovated Acton Baptist Church.

    A Beaver Lumber cement truck pumps cement through the basement window of the Acton Baptist Church, laying down a concrete floor.

    A Beaver Lumber cement truck pumps cement through the basement window of the Acton Baptist Church, laying down a concrete floor.

    Part of postcard booklet. see photos # 677 to 684

    St. Alban's Anglican Church surrounded by flood waters.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 8 Nov 1962, p. 1     The Rev. J. Maxwell holds a cake to celebrate the 125th anniversary of St. Stephen’s Anglican Church on Steeles Avenue at 9th Line.

    Georgetown Bowl: Christian Reformed Church Young Peoples League. Alice Meyer, Evelyn Vonsolkema, Wayne Baker, Ineka Westeyn, Pete Van Dyk, Con Oosterhof.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 29 Oct 1964, p. 9     The steeple of the Presbyterian Church is reflected in the Credit River mill pond.