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Georgetown Herald, 16 Sep 1971, p. 19     Two students learn ceramics at classes taught by Ellen Munro

Georgetown Herald, 9 Dec 1971, p. 7     John Stewart of Hilltop Orchards in Huttonville removes bad apples

Georgetown Herald, 16 Sep 1971, p. 1     Give us a place to play/ When they decided the playing area in their neighbourhood (Hewson, Elizabeth, Ewing) was almost non existant… [they carried] this sign and] knocked on neighbourhood doors col

Georgetown Herald, 2 Sep 1971, p. 3     The landscaped outdoor swimming pool at The Burgundy Club at The Riviera, 530 Guelph Street.

Georgetown Herald, 2 Sep 1971, p. 18     Zenelda Funtanilla and Theodorus Van Klink were married 24 July 1971 at St. Basil’s Church, Vallejo, California and are shown with their wedding cake.

   

Georgetown Herald, 4 Dec 1971, p. 5     Lucy Valdersluis is in charge of the Calvinettes program, shown here at the Christian Reformed Church, 11611 Trafalgar Road.

Georgetown Herald, 25 Nov 1971, p. 5     Children skating. Nancy Hall, middle, is one of thirteen Georgetown Figure Skating Club members who attended an amateur coaches clinic at Mayfield Arena, and is advising some of the club’s junior mem

Georgetown Herald, 25 Nov 1971, p. 1     The shaded area on this building plan indicates the diagnostic and treatment facilities to be added to Georgetown Memorial Hospital.

Georgetown Herald, 11 Nov 1971, p. 11     Dominic _____[illegible on HH Newspapers website] and Brigid ‘Mama Rosa’ Puglese at the new Mama Rosa Pizzeria on Guelph Street.

Georgetown Herald, 25 Nov 1971, p. 1     The shaded area on this building plan indicates the diagnostic and treatment facilities to be added to Georgetown Memorial Hospital.

Georgetown Herald, 2 Dec 1971, p. 9     Volunteer Ambulance Service executive are (L to R) FRONT: Bill Moore, Pat Nolan, Doug Herrington, Bill Campbell, Jim Smyth; MIDDLE: Ken Thompson, Max Jack, chief Tom Massena, Clarence Stephens; BACK:

Georgetown Herald, 25 Nov 1971, p. 11     The three new owners of Sportsman Bowl on Mill Street are (L to R) Roger Primeau, Omer Parent and Bernard Jacques. They bought the bowling alley from Al Norton on October 1st.

Georgetown Herald, 18 Nov 1971, p. 5     Al Beeney painting the new ice on the curling rink at North Halton, 363 Maple Avenue.

Georgetown Herald, 4 Nov 1971, p. 18     Engineering technologist Rod Keizer (fireground) and engineer A. J. Reed setting up a test on the console at the experimental outdoor field for Ontario Hydro.

Georgetown Herald, 4 Nov 1971, p. 12     Hickory Falls on the Eighth Line north of Georgetown. This photo appeared in the 4 November 1971 issue of the Georgetown Herald on page 12.

Georgetown Herald, 11 Nov 1971, p. 2     Reverend Brian Hayes visiting from Edinburgh, Scotland. The photo is for an ad in The Herald that he will speak at the Georgetown Pentecostal Church

Georgetown Herald, 4 Nov 1971, p. 14     Irene McMaster, past matron of Peace Rose Chapter 315, Order of the Eastern Star, presents a cheque to Mrs. Tom Mitchell to assist in the work at the Sunshine School in Hornby, while eastern Star mem

Georgetown Herald, 4 Nov 1971, p. 14     Officers of Peace Rose Chapter #315, Order of the Eastern Star are (L to R) BACK: Mary Lawson, Jean Garbutt, Jean Grace, Marjorie Preston, Margaret Lawson, Marguerite French; MIDDLE: Wilhelmina Mack,

Georgetown Herald, 4 Nov 1971, p. 24     Members of Georgetown Rotary Club listening to Marcel Corbat, first vice-president of Rotary International are (L to R0 Kenneth Robertson, Robert McDonald and Ralph Ursel