Davis and Davis for Reeveship in Ward Three row
Candidates in Ward Three brief notes cite Davis and Maclaren seeking reeve, with proclamations by mayoral hopefuls Gibbons and others. Addressed road maintenance costs, housing loan losses, relief expenses, and municipal debt trends while inviting ratepayers to a Thursday school meeting.
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Davis and Maclaren
George Davis
County Council
Davis
P Sopomne
P. R. Watson
Department of Education
Council
Harold Delave
Georgetown
Kelly
James Costigan
Pire Protection
Pla
Confirmation Service At St George's
The confirmation rite at St George's featured hymns and prayers as Bishop Broughall led candidates through vows novel and ancient. Thirty six candidates received laying on of hands. first communion is scheduled for next Sunday at eleven.
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Broughall
Jesus
Nominations In Other Centres And Nearby Towns
Nominations listed for Orangeville Oakville Caledon Township and others include mayors reeves deputy reeves councils boards of education hydro water commissions and several accl terms noting officials such as T S Parkinson George Cameron George B Jacobs James L Hewson J L Campbell and William Bray with multiple councillors and trustees named across communities.
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Orangeville
T. S. Parkinson
Accel
George Cameron Tacel
J. H. Lang
Oakville
George B. Jacobs
James L. Hewson
John RR. Byers
Phillip Chambers
Percy J. Cowan
Helen Haddlesey
John FP. Whitaker
Arthur Bashford
Burnet K. Snider
Board of
Ross Glason
Gerald Mordaunt
CBS To Open In December Hornby Station Scheduling
CBS plans a December opening for CBRL Hornby station with six hour test programs starting about December 15. General Manager Gladstone Murray said the station will run a sixteen hour daily schedule, though initial operation may fall short of twelve hours each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBRL
Canadian Radio Broadcasting Corporation
Hornby
Gladstone Murray
Letter in favor of high school expansion and manual training
A correspondent argues for expanding Georgetown High School to include manual training for boys and household science for girls. He contends practical courses boost engagement, improve overall academics, and help students fit for trades, while agriculture could join the curriculum to attract rural pupils and raise the school's standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown High School
Ralph. Ross
Halton Milk Producers Elect Executive at Milton Meeting
Halton milk producers association elected its executive at the annual meeting in Milton on Saturday. The slate named A. S. Mahon as president John Marshall as vice president Lo DeVries as secretary treasurer and W H H Bingar as representative on the Toronto Milk Board.
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Halton Milk Producers’ Association
Milton
S. Mahon
John Marshall
Lo DeVries
W. H H. Bingar
Toronto Milk Board
GuelpI Winter Fair Opens with Record Entries in Ontario
The Ontario Provincial Winter Fair opened on Tuesday night November 30 led by Minister of Agriculture P M Dewan. A record ten year high in entrants includes eleven Agricultural Societies in grain or seed classes and twelve junior farmer teams. Counties Durham Halton Muskoka Huron Lambton Norfolk Ontario and York field teams. multiple clubs enter potato and grain contests. Clyde and Percheron horses plus a nightly Horse Show highlight strong livestock entries across all classes.
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Ontario
Guelph
P. M. Dewan
Brooke—ared
Alvineton__ Society
Carick
Colchester South
Erin
Esquesing Society
Georgetown
Plos Society
Elmvale
Markham
North Middlesex
Paris
South Waterloo
Woodstock
Durham County
Halton
Muskoka
Huron
Lambton
Norfolk
York Counties
Wentworth
Durham Counties
Ontario to inspect trucked fruits and vegetables
The Ontario Department of Agriculture under Minister P M Dewan announces a new inspection system for shipments of fruit and vegetables. A first point is at Sunset Camp near Gravenhurst for Northern Ontario trucked produce with plans to extend province wide. Inspectors may now check all produce intended for sale in Ontario under the Farm Products Grade and Sales Act.
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Olmario Department of Agriculture
P. M. Dewan
Sunset Camp
Gravenhurst
Ontario
Canadians Hopeful On Trade Pacts With UK and US
The article discusses Canada awaiting details of projected trade pacts with the United Kingdom and the United States. It notes potential shifts in market access, projected export values in wheat, newsprint, livestock, and timber, and the broader aim of pacifying global tensions through economic ties between democracies. It highlights Canada’s export figures to both nations and possible implications for Maritimes and Western producers.
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United Kingdom
United Bigtes
Canada
United States
Alaing
Uide
Britain
Maritimes
West
British Commonwealth
Hockey prospects in Georgetown face uncertain season
Mac McClvray notes a puzzling hockey situation in Georgetown with the Arena Board aiding the Georgetown Hockey Club, while players remain scarce and O H A entries loom. Georgetown Intermediate and Junior groups mix with Brampton Brompton Acton Milton as teams struggle to form.
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Georgetown
Arenas Board
Arena Board
OWA
Citkeens
O.H.A. Hockey
O.H.A
Aatleap
Brompton
Brampton
Thetown
Pergus
Acton
Orangeville
Milton
League Seeks More Youth Players and Meeting Notice
Over sixty boys registered with the league, two under 12 and a few under 13. Redwings to be formed for ages 14 and 15. Unregistered players should sign up this week. Managers meet next at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall.
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League of Managers
Norval Rifle Club defeats OAC ins long-range match
On Monday night ten members from OAC and Guelph Rifle Club visited Norval range. Norval won by 32 points 997 to 945. A return match at Guelph is set for December 13. Norval also posted 785 of 800 in the East and West Ontario nine League. Individual scores include Stevenson 100 Nurse 100 Walker 100 Hall 99. others ranged 97 to 95. Nurse won the Gold Bullion shoot-off with a perfect score.
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OAC
Guelph Rifle Club
Norval Range
Norval
Guelph
West Ontario
Lesegue
Vis. H. Nurse
Dr. Stevenson
Stevenson
H. Walker
R. W. Hall
F. Johr
Ww. Browne
FP. Hustlér
G. H. Hall
W. Wilson
K. McKinney
W. Robinson
W. Lisk
Mir
Nurse
Georgetown Ratepayers Elect Joseph G by Acclamation
A letter from Joseph G. to Georgetown’s ratepayers thanks them for his reelection by acclamation and pledges renewed effort toward municipal business and civic welfare in the coming year.
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Citadu
Georgetown
Joseph G
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G. .W. Devis
Joseph Gibbons
Wm. H. Long
N. H. Brown
Reeve A
N. H. Hugh Dickie
H. Armstrong
Ey Ee
W. C. Cunningham
Mark Clark
B. Gibbons
W. Whitmee
John GI
G. W. Davis
Watson
Kennedy
W. H. Long
Tay Va C. Armstrong
H. Barnes Currie
R. Gray
A. Evans
Kathleen Cleave
Eliza H. Mackensie
Pioria Nodwell
John D. Kelly
W. V. Grant
Hodgin Barnes
S. Harrison
Hugh Dickie
HYDRO
J. M. Moore
High Dickie and
H. Barnes
W. Smith
P. B Harrison
Gibbons
Ute
S. Parr
Housing Commission
St. George’s
Laer
Reeve
F. J. McCutcheon
Evan, Jones
W. J. Beatty
Jus. Chalmern
John A. Chapman
Fred Davidson
Thomas Gibbens
Evan Jones
Wallace Lasby
Amos Mason
Joseph Reid
E. T. Thetford
A. J. Buchanan
Charles Mason
J. M. McDonald
R. W. Pearen
Public Utilities Commissionn
Carl Hansen Catch
Caledon Township
Sam Kannivan
Albert. D. McBride
McLeish
Thomas R. Evans
Wm. Hawkins
Wm. J. Trathen
Norman Storey
Thomas Dodds
CBS
Health Report
M.O.H
Georgetown Board of Health
ALS
Guelpil
Black Hawk
H-m
Tommy
Mac McClvray
Norval Rifle Club
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