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      Earl Marshall, aged 80 years of age.

      Frame two-storey house with porch at Brock and Main Streets. It may have been an Adams home.

      Mrs. Theresa Wheelihan celebrates her 98th birthday.

      Pat Wright, graduate nurse of Hamilton Civic Hospital.

      Elaine Marie Beccarea engaged to Allan Wright.

      Allan John Wright engaged to Elaine Beccarea.

      Andrew Woddley, B Sc. In Engineering at he University of Guelph.

      Kay Marsh, graduate of Veterinary Medicine at University of Guelph.

      Ron Woods, Administrator of Milton Hospital.

      Main Street looking south from the Baptist hill. It is a similar view to EHS26085, taken about 70 years earlier. The Bell Telephone exchange is the first brick building on the right, at James Street.

      Pen and Ink sketch of Main Street at Mill Street. A doughnut shop stands at the corner of Mill and Main where the parkette is today (2016). Across main Street is the IGA and the Dominion Hotel.

      Pen and Ink sketch of the Gowdy residence. This sketch was done in 2010.

      Joseph Gibbons School - pupils use modern, bright resource centre in Georgetown's newest public school. See 12 Nov. 1970 edition of the Georgetown Herald to read full story.

      Pamphlet stand in the modern, bright resource centre in Georgetown's newest public school - Joseph Gibbons School. 12 Nov. 1970 edition of the Georgetown Herald has the full story.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 6 May 1970, p. 1     Sherry Halladay enjoys a lollypop in front of Free Press office at 59 Willow Street.

 Dennis Gibbons, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 30 Jun 1970, p. 9     Hartley E. Coles (1927-2010), editor of The Acton Free Press at 59 Willow Street.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 12 Nov 1970, p. 10     Joseph Gibbons School - pupils use modern, bright resource centre in Georgetown's newest public school.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 31 Dec 1970, p. 1     Georgetown Constable Arnold Vanclief demonstrates a breathalyzer machine.

      From (L to R) Bradley Little, William Geggie, Stewart Bottomley and J.F. Hamilton of Standard Products Canada, in Georgetown, inspect air-line equipment at a Toronto Safety Conference. This photo appeared in the 16 April 1970 issue of The Georgetown Independent on page 9.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 16 Apr 1970, p. 1     Clarence McPherson pumping gas at his Silvercreek gas station (13270 Trafalgar Road) and his son Roland are concerned that the re- routing of Highway #7 will by-pass his station.