Georgetown Notes: Local hires, weddings, exams and sports
Gordon Martin returns to office staff at Provincial Paper Mill after RCAF discharge. Mary Edythe Squires wed Edwin Eugene Hall of Gowlands Ontario in a gust ceremony. Kenneth Harrison passes Grade 3 history with honors at Toronto Conservatory winter exams. Georgetown Recreational Council eyes summer baseball and possible lacrosse revival as midget hockey team heads to Maple Leaf Gardens playoff bid. 230 people attend St Patrick's dance sponsored by Ideas Club at Hose Camp. semi formal hopes to become annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Martin
RCAF
Mary Edythe Squires
Arthur Squires
Mr. Squires
Edwin Eugene Hall
Gowlands
Ontario
Kenneth Harrison
Lynda Stewart
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Maple Leaf Gardens
Georgetown Recreational Council
Lacrowe
St Patrick’s
Ideas Club
Secon
NASSAGAWEA 88 NE Social Night At Kondady Home
Last week the Ferm Yorum social at Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Kondady drew good attendance. Guests debated can the world be fed as euchre and pseudos were played after which sandwiches tarts and cookies were served. Mr. C. L. Davenport quilted a Busy Bee Club quilt. The Busy Bee euchre night at No. Y School had strong turnout with winners named.
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Wilfrid Kondady
C. £. Davenport
Heea Club
Davenport
Low
John Wilson
Jean Frank
Lestie Miller Mies
Eleanor Davenport
Guelot
Community Honors Horace Smith and Bride at Ballinafad Event
Horace Smith and his bride were feted at Mr M Smith's home with a welcome address by Misa Wo Wilts and gifts from Helena Wilts and Shirley Kirkwood. The couple thanked guests after a social, with other locals visiting Toronto for weekends. The young group performed the play Aunt Heeste Beats the Band to a full hall under Mrs Elwood Snow, and Farm Forum's final winter meeting featured a questionnaire session. Local residents Mr Bart Anderson, recently hospitalized, is expected to remain for some time as he recovers.
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Nallinafad
M. Smith
Horace
Mr. Smith
Toronto
Misa Wo Wilts
Shirley Kirkwood
Smith
Wm McKay
Jeasie
Alew McKay
Hansell Taylor
Burns Presbyterian WMS Meets at McEnery Home
Burns Presbyterian Church WMS met at Mrs. W F McEnery’s home on Thursday afternoon March 14. Thomas Graham, life long Caledon resident, died at his home Saturday night after a long illness. Maplessyrup run in Wellington County slows, agriculture rep reports. John Cillison, former Caledon Township Council member, died at his home west of Caledon. Salvage collection last Friday netted 140 dollars for local Boy Scouts from paper headed for destruction.
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Burns Presbyterian Church
WMS
W. F. McEnery
Thomas Graham
Catedon
Wellington County
Saya
John Cillison
Caledon Township
Caledon
Boy Scouts
Limehouse social and entertainment night at Memorial Hall
A Memorial Hall gathering in Limehouse featured a pot luck supper and concert with participants including Miss Nuddell and her rhythm band, Mrs. Wool Cromar, and several Spitzer siblings. The event closed with euchre prizes and social time while attendees noted local visitors and ongoing community activities.
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Memorial Hall
Miss Nuddell
WooCromar
Misaea Helen
Neetha Shelbourne
Margaret
Eleanor Spitzer
Roas Norton
Mowat
Sam Gisby
Mes J Koughley
Cachre
Ray Powell
Ken McDonald
W. T Mille
Uelen Mills
RCAF
Limehouse
Gordon Sutherland
London
Heatherington
Federation of Agriculture Geldman
Merc. Kirkpatrick
FE. Miller
Warvey Norton
Smethurat
W. A. Lane
Clarke
Cyril Clarke
Local Social News Highlights from Mil ton and Area
Eden Mills resident A Anderson visits daughter in Mil ton while husband recovers from Hamilton Hospital operation. Londoner L/Cpl Billie Lowrie spends leave at home. Community hosts wedding celebration with euchre, gifts, and dancing. Sympathy sent to McFarlane family after the death of a former resident and church member.
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Presbyterian Church
George Grindale
Magnetawan
J OD Lowrie
Billie Lowrie
London
J MacDonald
Edwin Watson
MacDougall
Thomas
George McAlpine
Gentleman's High
W. Barty
Laverne Totton
Russell Lowrie
Wynne Dawkins
Eileen Wright
Russell
Wynne
A. Near
Edwin Watton
Gilbert Kingsbury
George Ramey
Jean
Nelson
St. George
Ramsey
Bette
McFarlane
Alster
Mics McVarlane
Cedarvale WoL Meeting Highlights and Local Notes
Cedarvale WoL held its March meeting at Mrs Wm Covs home with a roll call about neighbors. The program included a motto reading more blessed to give than receive, musical numbers by Mrs Griffin and Mrs Coa, and a song contest won by Mrs Hurmen. Eleanor Griffin played solo and Mrs Cunningham led an instrumental piece. A social lunch followed at the hall. News notes include congratulating Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hall of Guelph on the birth of a son, plus several residents traveling or hosting visitors and hydro service improvements in the area.
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Cedarvale Wol
Mra Wm Cov
Thurasay
Mra A. Griffin
Mra Coa
Mra
Blurren
Eleanor Griffin
Mr. Cunningham
Mra D Hurmen
Mra Widdis
WoL Progressive euchre draws Campbellville crowd
In No 10 School Wednesday event, Lloyd Crawford won the door prize. Euchre prizes went to Mrs Frank Hill Jean Cramp Wallace King and Arthur Smith. Children’s game won by Clirtford Bil. Music by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crawford and Mr John Rutledge. Various community notices follow detailing visits and local business changes.
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Wol
No. 10
Door
Lloyd Crawford
Frank Hill
Jean Cramp
Wallace King
Arthur Smith
Clirtford Bil
John Rutledge
Robert Hurren
Nelson Howard
Wm Ruck
George Stokes
Harry Freestone
Freestone
Hubbert
India
Bank of Nova Scotia
Misa Fleanor McLaren
Bnd
Misa Olive Mahon
Toronto
Crawford Mahon
Hamilton
Kitchener
Edward Mahon
Therald Wetheralloyr
Carlisle
Ross Mitchell
Melhin Hood
Joseph Mitchell
Freestan
Arnold
Rocks Cod
Charles Norman
School Farm Forum
Joyce Orchestra
No T Farm Forum
Archie Calrna
Mra J. K
Mahon
Albert Stewart
Elmer Carton
Donald Bruce
Blair Young Women's Auxiliary
Local residents visit and family movements noted
OSPRINGE Mro and Mrx David Stewart and family visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ales Tovell at Owen Sound. Mr and Mrs Hoss Ferguson moved onto their farm recently purchased from Mr Earl Smith. Arnold Sunter and Gail and Diane of Erin visit with Mr E Sunter. Arnold discharged from the army last week. Joan Aitken fractured her collar bone last week prompt wishes for a quick recovery. New school acats purchased. attendance higher with 3 pupils registered. Ladies Aid held a lunch counter at Dan McLean sale. brisk business. Artiste from Toronto performed at local church entertainment. tea and pie sold. proceeds $15. D N McTavish visited Toronto. Beamish family visits. Brydon family visits Acton. Wren Grace Burrows on two weeks leave from Ottawa before discharge. Mrs Charles Bruce visiting son-in-law and daughter at Tellemore. Pat Struthers discharged last week, now with construction at Hillenburg. Isabelle Scanlon from Guelph spent weekend at home.
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Mro
Mrx
David Stewart
Ales
Tovell
Owen Sound
Hoss Ferguson
Earl Smith
Arnold Sunter
Gail
Diane
Erin
E. Sunter
Arnold
Little Joan
Aitken
Gordon Aitken
Ladies Aid
Dan McLean
Unas Ete
Fiat
Toronto
Booth
D. N. McTavish
A. Beamish
Nina
John. Beamish
Anne
Shirley
Victor Beamish
F. Brydon
James Brydon
Acton
Wren Grace Burrows
Wrens
Ottawa
Charles Bruce
Smith
Tellemore
Pat Struthers
Hilleburg
Isabelle Scanlon
Guelph
Sere
Oakville Town Council Guests Highlight Weekly Motory Club
Oakville council members attended the Motory Club meeting with Charles Austerberry of the Community Welfare Council for Ontario addressing juvenile delinquency. Clarkson Refinery offers a $3500 prize for top Upper School chemistry student and city officials greet Charles Priestman after his 16th annual Toronto to Oakville hike.
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Oakville
Charles Austerberry
Community Welfare Council For
Ontario
British American Oil Company
Clarkson
Charles Priestman
J M Campbell
Toronto
Pluming and Heating Supply Ad from Pease Foundry
Pease Foundry offers heating and plumbing supplies with demonstrations of a new type of vacuum. Call or phone for details and to arrange a demonstration.
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Pease
Brant Street zoning debate and shop plans noisy town meeting
Burlington officials hear two readings on lifting residential restrictions from Brant Street to Caroline Street while residents oppose a rear machine shop on 104 Brant Street facing John Street. Coffre Pot upgrades at 44 Brant Street are planned before moving Ops Shop. University of Toronto student Herel! Humpury wins speaking prize. Bo Dunham named Truant and Traffic Officer for public and high school boats March 7 to June 15. $5000 monthly salary with car allowance. costs split between boards.
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P Rember
Brant Street
Mains
Caroline Street
John Street
Coffre Pot
Opportunity Shop
Humpury
S.P Os
University of Toronto
Flint
J Bo Dunham
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