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    An old car with one of the McDonald's at the wheel and Nellie McDonald in the rear???

    Clayton DICK posing in his new Overland Auto. Note the Ontario licence plate number: ONT 21871

    Post card of a Model T motorcar.

    Physical details: glossy finish, text attatched to top left corner, very good condition.

    Physical condition: excellent condition - no creases or silvering. Printed on Kodak paper.

    Man opens cruiser door for the Police Chief while other men watch. The car is across the road from Silver’s store.

Peter Jones, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 12 Jan 1961, p. 2     Police Officer Ted Scott appears to hold two cars apart to keep the 1960 accident rate to 99. It worked!

    Random Car Club in Santa Claus Parade

    Cyril Taylor with his children Terry and Pat Taylor sitting on the hood of his new 1942 Dodge. The house across the road may be 11309 22nd Sideroad.

    The Dairy Queen building at 188 Guelph Street showing the parking lot and lighted sign. The neighbouring Texaco station can also be seen.

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.

    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

    Georgetown Volunteer Ambulance Service; new Cadillac ambulance.

    Printed on Kodak Velox paper. #739 stamped on back. No silvering.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 27 Oct 1966, p. 2     IGA Food Store; winner of Peugeot Station Wagon Mrs. B. Lemay of Byron Street.

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.

    Main Street looking north. The photo was taken north of Mill Street. Note the cars and the electric streetlamps with white globes. The Baptist Chapel steeple is on the left. The three-storey brick bu

    The Lindsay family and their Saxon motor car beside the gas pumps at the Hornby General Store. William J. Lindsay, Mrs. Alice Lindsay, Marie (b. 1900), and Laura.