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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1955

Page

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Georgetown elects eight deputies and two councillors in Monday vote

Stan Allen reeve and Harold Cleave contested the deputy reeve post. Doug Sargent won deputy reeveship by 244 votes. A Norton lost his council seat as Allen won by 162. Mayor Jack Armstrong was acclaimed. LesRoy Dale unseated Thos. L. Lu OAS. Garfield McGilvray topped polls. Voters approved a $1500 band grant and natural gas facilities. About 1468 ballots cast. turnout about 50 percent. late results after midnight.

Georgetown Doug Sargent Harold Cleave A! Norton Couse Stan Allen Allen Jack Armstrong Thos. L. Lu Oas LesRoy Dale Garfield McGilvray Atd 20 Irwin Noble Harry Hale Alf Sykes Waller Gray Fred Harrison Thos. L. Lyons Sam Reid Ray Whitmer Hydro E. W. Hinkley A. DeBeaulieu Commission Maynard Fire Hall Engleby Grieve Gummer Wilcox Edg REEVE al Norton Thos. L- Lyons Eneeet Sam R. Reid Seeneers Seeeereteee 1 Perrererrrery Ray Whitmee Hateesedgeautteets Hydro E. W. Binkley A. DeBeaulieu Seeeee Eerene Dedeneeeees Neenee Geesapoatot Baitdaves Barere Tiare Nn Eeeemeneeaeneenmenene Band Ghant Sar Dereentereeseves Egeedaye Agena Aioe Reswcee Sy '9 Onndootouen Prverennes Cipro

Grace Church hosts Christmas program by Grace Baptist youngsters

About 180 attendees at Grace Church Christmas entertain­ment held in Odd Fellows Hall. Sunday School superintendent William Ganton chaired. Bruce Penny spoke on Christmas meaning. The program featured many children with recitations, songs, a Dutch carol, a primary and junior performance, a play Love Thy Neighbour, and certificates for cradle roll mothers.

Grace Church Grace Baptist Church Odd Fellows Hall William Ganton Bruce Penny Judy Kathy Molloy Kathy Bobby Billy Neil Kathy King Ricky Suranne Raymond Jean Brownsell Clair Bydevante Beverly Hunter Ronnie Martin Ronnie Tansley Scott Cowell Ricky Hunter Steve Wallace Marilyn MacDonald Diane Stewart Francesa McCracken Cherry Jepson Sandra Eaton Bonnie Found Junior Corkum Evelyn Corkum Terry Raymond Penny Carol Wilson Diane Hill Clara Vandervoort Jennie Tenhagen Larry Tenhagen Barend Schouten Linda Stopper Linda Ganton Margaret Corkum Sandra Found Pam Hodder Beverley Ann Harvey Jackie South Linda Yates Jane Copland Mary Copland Nellie Bydevante Judy Ryall Valerie Eaton Carolyn Cowell Barbara McKerrow Sharon Swales Mae Corkum Marlene Ganton Sonya Berg Helen Klingbell

Georgetown Community Pool Donation List 1955

Donations to December fifth 1955 total 22 056 94 with prior acknowledgments 21 070 44. Contributors include Ben Case Glen Taxi Dr and Mrs C V Williams Turns Transport Wm Tuck Amy J Bell Paul and Barbara Bennett Sheryl Puckering and Wendy Davidson.

Ben Case Glen Taxi Mra. C. V. Williams Transport Wm. Tuck Amy J. Bell Paul Barbara Bennett Sheryl Puckering Wendy Davidson

Plan for New Public School Expands to Three New Teachers

Georgetown plans a third public school with Rexway Blvd site and Wrigglesworth addition. Five of twelve rooms booked. two new teachers start January, third pending. Temporary classrooms will include Knox Church hall and existing sites. Architechs J B Parkin Associates. multi grade room possible. Town growth may complicate staffing.

Georgetown Wrigglesworth Knox Church Hall St. John's Church Wrigglesworth School J. B. Parkin Associates Rexway Blvd Delrex Old Town Y. F."bull Westori

Georgetown High School Bazaar Delights Community

On December 7 Georgetown High School hosted its first bazaar with booths for home baking candy crafts and novelties. Proceeds and decorations impressed attendees while pupils donated many items and several prize drawings awarded a Christmas cake a dressed doll and a shirt plus a cleaning voucher.

Georgetown High School Alan Prouse Boowman Bakery Carol Seddon Margery Mackenzie Henry Helfant Bob Tracey Ernest Forgrave Barrager's Naples Eden

Rotarians Host Christmas Meeting for Town Seniors

Rotary Club members invite local seniors to a dinner at St John’s Church Hall. The program features Lorna Scots pipers and a pipe major, a drummer, step dancing, and piano performances. Santa Claus gives gifts, with guests including Mr and Mrs Martin Cummins and many others.

Rotary Club St. John'’s Church Hall Jobs Post Bob Marshall Joe Martin Michael Armatrong Andy Dewhurst Dewhurst Joe Marchment Jim Print Roy Lovenquist Santa Claus Martin Cummins Henry Key J. C. Alexander E. J. Coller F. Harris John O'Neill A. Coventry J. Seddon Smiley Andrew Dewhurst Everson Stafford Grost A. M. Ballantine Hersom A. McClure

Ptashink Leads Raiders To Victory Over Milton

Ptashink scored five goals as Georgetown crushed Milton 10 2 in a rugged game. Beaumont and Inglis added two goals each while Rhodes held Milton to one period and Chard earned five assists aiding Georgetown. Stouffville Clippers visit Georgetown next Friday with Brampton and Georgetown games scheduled around December 20.

Frank Ptashink Georgetown Milton Raiders Ptashnik Beaumont Inglis Stevenson Millon McCann Blake Inglis Rhodes Milton Crew Dixon Braymont Ptashvik Burt Bill Chard Stouffville Clippers

WMS Elects Officers for 1955 During December Meeting

The regular WMS meeting at Mrs. Benton’s home had 12 attendees. Scripture readings and prayers preceded the vote affirming reappointment of all executive officers for the coming year, led by President Mrs. W. Mitchell and including vice president Mrs. J. Roughley and secretary Mrs. A. W. Benton, among others. A plan to hold monthly material reviews replaces prior book suggestions, followed by a social period.

WMS A. W. Norton Datura Labrador Elvil United States

Toronto Wedding for Owen Hughes and Ruth Kelly

Owen Hughes and Ruth A Kelly wed at Ceaire United Church parsonage with Rev G W Ashton officiating. Attendants were the bride’s sister Cenate Jomes and James Burns Sr. The couple reside at 10 Mount Royal Road Apt 5 in Toronto with Mrs Hughes and the late Mr Hughes noted in the marriage notice.

Toronto Polite Forea Owen Hughes DecenbaAr My. Hughes Ruth A Cenate Jomes James Burns Hughes Lin Mount Royal Road Apt 5 Onto

Social and Personal Notes From Windsor and Toronto

Miss Victoria Webster of Windsor stays ten days with sister Mrs Keith Barber. Mrs C B Blake of Chasley visits with family Mr and Mrs Waller Blaha. Mr Irwin Noble of Georgetown Dairy attends Milk Distributors Convention at the Royal York Toronto. Allan Darby from Bradford M C branch visits with his family. W H Smellie and C Harris of Halton Co Operative Supplies attend UCO meeting at Royal York Toronto. William Hume and Jack McDonald represent directors at sessions. staff banquet held. Miss Hazel McLaughlin of Sault Ste Marie Hosp visits relatives Mr and Mrs Thos Giffen Maple Ave. remarks on Disaster Station convention in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Art Scott host cocktail hour before bus trip to Guelph for Christmas party. Paradise Gardens dinner and dancing with numerous attendees.

Irwin Noble Georgetown Dairy Milk Distributors Convent Royal York Hotel Toronto Allan Darby Bradford Mark of Commerce Western Hospital Department of Civil Defence Art Scott Guelph Paradise Gardens Wests Vern Kirby Keith Cartridge John Veitch Allan Inglis Garnet McDougall Wallace Foster E. Kingsbury Leona Bolton Wallace Leitch Godfrey Collier H. Marshall A. Mills Joe Ambroise Charles Hobbs Merv Kirby George Smith Jack Timlock Jim Burns Gordon Harley Joe Owens

50th Wedding Anniversary Helpers Omission Noted

Herald report on the Ed Harris anniversary lists helpers for guests but omits granddaughter Evelyn Harris from the serving group due to an error. The corrected notice emphasizes family participation and local recognition of contributors.

Ed Harris Herald Evelyn Harris

Hydro plant to rise on Water Street amid expansion plan

A new hydro building on Water Street will accompany a large upgrade program for Georgetown Hydro. Contractors J Mackenzie & Son won the $50 170 tender for the Water Street site beside the post office. The project includes a 5000 kVA substation and rural distribution improvements funded by debentures and available funds.

Water Street Hydro Commission Iluons Club J. Mackenzie & Son Delres Andano Hydro F. W Main Street Cross Street Main Georgetown

Peel Memorial Hospital Births See Girls Lead In November Derby

At Peel Memorial Hospital the November birth tally shows girls leading boys 40 to 24, reversing four months of boys ahead. Through 11 months in 1955 there were 544 boys and 528 girls, with December likely pushing 1954’s annual total to a new high. The year ends with a tight finish.

Peel Memorial

Lodge Treats Ladies to Dinner and Dance

An at home party for Odd Fellows and their ladies was held Saturday in the lodge hall. Attendees enjoyed a turkey dinner followed by dancing to Karn's Orchestra.

LODGE Karn

Mother of Limehouse Resident Dies At Lake Zurich

Mrs. Rebecca Lyons Edwards longtime Streetsville resident dies in Lake Zurich Illinois. Husband Mr Robert J Edwards preceded her. Survived by sons William Streetsville Walter Georgetown and daughters Mrs F McFadden Detroit Mrs E Rice Detroit Mrs F Power Chicago and Mrs H Card Oakville. Funeral set for Thursday in Streetsville.

Robert J. Edwards Walter Limehouse Lake Zurich Illinois Edwards Streetsville Rebecca Lyons William F. McFadden E. Rice Detroit F. Power Chicago Georgetown H. Card Oakville

Poppy Day fund thanks donors for record hospital support

The committee of the Poppy Day fund thanks the Canadian Bank of Commerce True Blue Lodge Local 481 Provincial Mill Miss Lyla Armstrong Simpson Sears Ltd and the Exquesing Women's Institute for donations received since the last list. The record is described as unmatched by any other Canadian hospital with eighty beds.

Poppy Day Fund Canadian Bank of Commerce True Blue Lodge Local 481 Provincial Mill Lyla Armstrong Simpson-Sears Ltd Exquesing Women's Institute

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Sargent McGilvray Dale Head Ptashink Stouffville Brampton Future Suns Ruth Kelly Victoria Webster Windsor Keith Barber C. B Blake Chasley Waller Blaha Miley Wagstaffe Acton Percy Wagstaffe Bob McMaster William Hyde OPP George Moore Peel Hospital Oe Alzeine
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