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    Scan taken from post card

    Georgetown band with cup.

    Aug. 4, 1921 –Fire–Annual Convention of the Ontario Volunteer Firemen’s Association at Weston. Mayor Earl, an ex-President, and D. Menzies, D. Kenney and Alf Waldie went at the opening and over 200 M

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    The Waldie Blacksmith Shop was built in 1865 by James Waldie. The last blacksmith was Alfred Waldie who closed the shop in the early 1970s. Alfred Waldie died in 1980 and his family organized the res

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    Mississauga Majorette & Drum Corps. taking part in Milton's Santa Claus Parade.

    Teen-Town Band, Burlington, taking part in Milton's Santa Claus Parade.

    Glen Williams Fife and Drum Band in Orange Day parade on Main Street, in front of Joe Marchment home.

    Physical details: warping, glossy finish.

    Physical details: warping, glossy finish. Identification by Jean Ruddell.

    Girls' pipe band pose on the steps of the municipal office (Old Bank). Pictured are (L to R) FRONT: Jean Dickie, Helen McGill, “Toots” Murphy, Teresa Curtis, Edna Aitken, Pauline Norton, Marjorie Law

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 21 Aug 1969, p. 1     The crowd watches the band play at the Main Street dance.

    20th Regiment band, Georgetown. Extreme right front row is Jack Ballantine, aged about 18 years - taken before World War One.

    Glen Williams Citizen's Band (mounted) BACK: Lindley Beaumont, Matthew Beaumont, R.J. Hynds, Herbert Graham, William Beaumont. MIDDLE: _______Cummings, Mark Clark, Wilf Gills, __________, Tom Roberts

    The Georgetown Band in costume Dress.

    The Oakville Band was first created on Dominion Day, July 1, 1867. At this time it was a small military band with the 20th Halton Battalion. In 1881 it became the Oakville Citizen's Band.

    The Oakville Band was first created on Dominion Day, July 1, 1867. At this time it was a small military band with the 20th Halton Battalion. In 1881 it became the Oakville Citizen's Band.

    The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian chamption, September 18, 1919.

    The brass band on the lawn of Lindley Beaumont, 580 Main Street, Glen Williams. Back: Walter Marchment, Edgar Mulligan, "Bert" Herbert Graham, Tom Allen, George Beaumont, Mark Clark, William Beaumont