Hugh Cleaver Speaker at Wardens Dinner in Bustington
The Wardens dinner at Botaminet in Bustington Saturday hosted Warden J. B. McDonald and over six county guests. Hugh Cleaver MP addressed postwar plans, urging peacetime employment, war debt handling, tax policies, and social needs while praising wartime effort and local support. Continued remarks promised further details on postwar policy.
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Botaminet
Bustington
J. B. LcDonald
Acton
al Walle
Canads
Judge Munro
Woghes Cleaver
Propessory
W. L Dick
Grog Harris
Buriington
Harold Clave
Ovorghown
W. N. Glgert
PF. H. Ostros
County Council
Gow
Canada
Bacon
Miss Adventures of 1643 and the Bus Driver Tale
A fragment from The American Weekly section in the Detroit Sunday issue highlights quirky 1641 happenings. It recounts a bus driver who stands up all his customers and a hungry seaman who cannot eat despite holding $500 bills.
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Ameran Weekly
Detroit
Final Meeting of 1943 Council
The last regular meeting of the 1943 council was chaired by Kingor Oibbons with Reeve Brown. The Board of Parks Management was reorganized into a Cemetery Board with members listed, and funds approved for hydrants, band day, and the cemetery board requisition. Mayor Gibbons announced retirement after ten years as mayor, receiving thanks from the council and press, with tributes from Town Clerk Harrison and colleagues.
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Kingor Oibbons
Reeve Brown
Hall Cradley
Thompson
Iguns
Board of Parts Management
Mran
Parks Afanayrmrnt
Ryan
Kim FP
Node
H L Mutt
E Cole
Eric Whirtver
W. P. Uradilly
Tots
Hoen
Lunk
Use Arena
Sppolatmum
Eric Unanimous
DB Bisckbum
James Hocharkan
HH Kentner
Clarence King
J J Gibbens
W. GO Te
Armongal Uwe
Ontario
Hydrium Poerr
Canadian Mothercraft Society
Jowph Hall
Noman Brown
We Piremen
Cemetery Board
Georgetoan Boys
Lyons
Mayour Gibbons
Gibbons
J. B. Blackengzle
P. B. Harrison
Oibbon
Asn
Norman Brown
Joseph Hall
District Governor's Night at Georgetown Lions Club
District Governor Walter C. [name garbled] urged members at Ways to forget selfish motives in post war planning or civilization may perish. Laon Bil Lang proposed a vote of thanks. Guests included Charles Roberts of St. Catharines Club and C. Davis of Oakville.
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Ceeoron
Wee Idems
McCibban
Shedr
Alf Whittaker
Guinvalle
Sy. Shaw
Qukville Club
Ison
PPO
Seachechtee Sl
Walter C.lisher
Oat. Catharines Club
Soldiers Comforts Fund Receives Cash On Hand Acknowledgment
The Herald notes proceeds from Thursday activities including the Afternoon Knitting Club and a euchre drawing totaling 100.00 dollars. Punch Press War Workers report funds from a dance as part of the Comforts Fund.
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the Herald Soldiers Comforts
Punch Press
Thursday Knitting Club Donates to Soldiers Comfort Fund
Bradley Armstrong Orr and Lyons elected to Council. Thursday Afternoon Knitting Club donates 610069 to Soldiers Comfort Fund raised by 8 quilts auction plus quilt proceeds. Eleven women organized weekly gatherings at Lewien Hall. They have donated $4500 this year to charities and sent 40 boxes to soldiers.
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Bradley, Armstrong
Orr
Lyons
Ilerataé Holdiers
Thumatay
Lewien Hall
Peasi Houtt
Harold Cleave
Victor King
Mira Frank Bytes
Min Waltern
Hall Sl
Stephen Emmenon
Clu
BeCture
Mim Jack Battles
Thomas Elson
Mark Clark
Dasidio
Glen Willians
Thos Hykes
Jack Stewart Mira Vance Kentiner
Mo HO Hurley
Niloo McNiven
William Merrit
Mire Redtirt Erwin
Wu Krea
Charitalk
United Church W M S Meeting Reflects Japanese Canadian Camp Work
December meeting of the United Church Woman's Missionary Society met with President A Nielsen in chair. Slides showed Missionaries’ work among Japanese Canadians in British Columbia internment camps. Nominating committee approved a full executive slate including Hutt, Nielsen, Hayes, Burns, Todd, Adama, Vannatter, MacDonald, McDermid, Wrikglesworth, Hutt, Tyndall, Clarke, Wright, Jones, Straiunton, Evans, Spet, McKay, Todd, and Wright.
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United Church Woman's Missionary Society
A McOnielsen
British Columbia
WSLS
H. L. Hutt
A. M. Nielsen
Airs. C. Hayes
N. W. Burns
R. C. Todd
C. Adama
A. Vannatter
W. MacDonald
J. McDermid
H. Wrikglesworth
HH. L. Hut
Weather notes and local temperature records early December
Through the first week of December light snows melt by afternoon sun. Ground frozen for the first time this morning the 7th. Local records show daily highs and lows with rainfall amounts and notes of winter conditions.
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Wei
Tues
Pry
Wedding at Home of Halton Legislator’s Relative
Pretty wedding at the home of Sir Hianley Hel. PP in Trafalgar. On Thursday November 7 at 4 pm Helen Fileen wed Henry Holm RCAP son of Mrs F jiulm and the late Mr Huln of Printon Ont. Rev T D Jones officiated. The bride wore a white jersey lace dress with a pearl pin. bouquet featured Killarney roses. Attendants included Miss Margaret Rae and Miss Muriel Mason. The groom’s brother Walter Holm served as best man. reception followed at the Royal York supper dance in Toronto and Montreal parties later joined.
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Hianley Hel
Mire Hall
Trafalgar
Helen Fileen
Henry Ro Holm
RCAP
Mra F Jiulm
Mir Huln
Printon
Ont
T D Jones
Hireetyville United Church
Guelph
Walter Holm
Muriel Mason
Strretardlle
James Yates
Techase
Wall
Holm
Fearing
Toronto
Montreal
Boride
Royal York
Navy League Campaign Goes Over the Top
The Georgetown branch reports a successful first Navy League Campaign raising 55000 for servicemen. President FE MacCormack chaired the drive with Ward III lead by Mrs Mackenzie, Ward II by Clarence Bain and Dave Brill, and Ward I by B V MacCormack.
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Navy League
Georgetown
Ahioa
FE. V. MacCormack
League
Sam Mackenzie
Clarence Bain
Dave Brill
B V. MacCormack
Thomas Reen Cave Dies Sudenly In Georgetown
Thomas Reen Cave died suddenly at his home in Georgetown on December 3 after a year of declining health. A former Georgetown town president for 29 years he worked for the Canadian National Railways as a section foreman. He married Annie Elizabeth Penn 43 years ago and lived in Beeton and Borento before moving to Georgetown. He was a United Church member and Liberal, served on the town council, and is survived by his widow three children James E in Detroit Rosas Thompson in Georgetown and Thomas Lorne in Toronto and one brother Oliver Cave of Langton. Interment was at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Atthoush
Thomas Reen Cave
Priday
Deembet
Georgetown
George LT. Cave
Annie Elizabeth Penn
Beeton
Borento
Cave
United Church
Victorian Street
Very Light Vote Polled in Municipal Election 1946
Light turnout across wards with about 50 percent of electors voting amid rain and slick streets. Ward I results showed Bradley and Armstrong leading in Ward III, while Ward II elected Orr and Lyons. Acclamations awarded for trustees and hydro commissioner. several incumbents securing first terms and retirements noted.
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Pram
Qwancillon
Utio
Jacarph Mall
W. Orr
Ative
Theo L. Lyons
James Doodler
WO Vuies
Norman H. Brown
Hieve
Aeaphrant
Wuncu
Harold Cleuse
Uoclamation
Dewreese
K. Ft. MacDonald
Coclamuon
William Shoouww
Garfield McGuvray
Graham Parnell
Haines Hale Wedding at St George's Church
The wedding of Joan May Hale and Roland John Haines occurred at St George's Church of England with Archdeacon Thompson officiating. The bride wore white satin with a Mary Queen of Scots headdress and carried red roses and orchids. Maid of honor Ethel Lane and bridesmaid Irene Nelle attended. A reception followed at the Hale home in Georgetown and the couple will reside in Glen Williams.
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Bronye
St. George's Church of England
Joan May Hale
Harry Hale
Georgetown
Roland John Haines
Ashe
Ethel Lane
Irene Nelle
Acton
Thomas Haines
Glen Williams
Hale
Ars. John Haines
Por
Points East
Mrs. Haines
Glen Williama
Christmas Cheer for British Children Limshouse
A brief note describes Limshouse Women organizing Christmas charity for British children. Volunteers collect gifts and financial support to aid families during the holiday season, aiming to brighten celebrations and provide essential items.
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Limshouse Women's
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Hugh Cleaver
Barold
Reufondy
Toakt
Uistery
Ewalth
CCF
Costa
Lions Club
Knitting Club
United Church W.M.S. Meeting
Halton
Haines-Hale
St. George’s
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