Pete Pomeroy Sponsors Herald Ad Errors
Three sponsors named for the Herald ad are Brown, Joe's Tuck Shop and the Santa Claus parade run by Barbera Jewellers. The bank sponsor was omitted in last week's publication, with the score as Ssene.
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1968
Page
7
Three sponsors named for the Herald ad are Brown, Joe's Tuck Shop and the Santa Claus parade run by Barbera Jewellers. The bank sponsor was omitted in last week's publication, with the score as Ssene.
A late mayoral tribute column proposes naming the East End park J Joseph Gibbons Memory Park. The piece urges broad community support and fundraising to advance the project, calling for help from residents, the council, and local organizations.
The Halton Orangeville Branch of United Co-operatives of Ontario held its annual meeting at Erin Legion hall with 272 attendees. George Pelletterio and Bill Mullin outlined a profitable year despite farm losses to land speculators and reduced Milton area farms. A $100 scholarship was awarded to Charles Robinson for study at OAC.
I Fulisburgh and Ken Bryan presided as chairs for a Georgetown W.L meeting at Knox Church Hall on December 4. Members announced re election results, exchanged gifts, and planned two bedside chairs for a hospital. Entertainment by the Paul Brothers and Shirley of Kirkton followed a supper. Luena Campbell and Mrs Palmer led readings and seasonal greetings as carols were sung.
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