Warden Sargent Hosts County Officials Dinner
Warden Doug Sargent hosted a county officials dinner at the Legion auditorium with D reeve Sargent and guests from Halton and surrounding areas. Notables included MPP Stan Hall Mayor John Gey and Anthony Adamson who spoke as guest, while speeches honored past wardens and local hires.
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Doug Sargent
Douglas Sargent
Legion Auditorium
Reeve Sargent
Halton
Walter Gray
Jack Armstrong
Georgetown
Sargent
Athice
Stan Hall
Hall
Sandy Best
Halton’s
Otger Devent
Holy Cross Church
William Card
Oakville
Campbell Sinclair
Esquesing
Mary Peast
Milton
Arew Phillips
Trafalcar
Fred Tiley
Irene Ryckman
Burlington
John Gey
Acton
Anthony Adamson
Ern Hyde
Mary Petit
County Council
Irv Rickman
Withaur Card
Herb Merry
William J. Bern
Reese
Wii Bird
Campbell Sinclar
Jy Milne
Archie
Pires
Warren
Trafalgar
Christine
Mary Jo
Paul
Baby Paul
Mo W. Dutearieia
Windber
Bernard
Cowtan
Brampton Ort
Andrea Molo
Otaea
George Sar
Jim Sargent
Tous Hepwinges
Dreiher Walter
Tome
Reverend A Calder to Lead Peterborough Church Next January
The Rev A Calder, minister at Knox, accepts a call to St Pauls Presbyterian Church in Peterborough, to begin in early January. Calder has served in Beaverton and other Ontario congregations, holding roles in education and church leadership, with prior service in Halton and Osgoode regions.
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Knox
A. Calder
Peterboro
Know Presister
Ian Church
Seare
Calder
St Pauls Presisterian Church
Peterborough
Cochrane
Dan Atate
Beavert
Universis Oat Ter
Armon Canete
Ouaa
Hector
Rae Duran
Collace Sears
Omissen Fehds
Albert
New
Ontario
Ardrewes
Georgetown
Halton
Taorteteen
Nopal Haspet
Geersetown
Ard
Grace
Glimpses Russian Life In Trip With Pucksters
A reported account of a Canadian hockey party touring Russia and Sweden, including McMullan and McMillan, detailing impressions of Moscow and local life. The piece notes the travelers sought sport exchanges and cultural observations during a three day stay, with reflections on domestic pressures and the broader tour impact.
Young Buffalo Day at Georgetown Hockey Event
Buffalo teams travel to Georgetown for Young Buffalo Day hosted by the Double Blue Hockey Organization led by Maurice Bleck. Games run from 1 pm to 10 pm with Wovliess at 7, PeaWes at 8, and Bantams at 9. Mayor Hyde to drop first puck.
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la Fowa Seca
Yhee
Buffalo
Arteria
Deztiiberch
Tere Weve
PeeWes
Hantem Uille
Ord la Honour
Buffelo
Georgetown
Maurice Bleck
Hyde
Bazaar Afternoon Tea At St John's United
A Saturday bazaar at St. John's United hosted a Woman's Association event featuring afternoon tea and an apron booth. Attendees enjoyed a selection of cakes buns pies and tea, with tea tables well patronized and many visitors sharing a pleasant time.
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St. John’s United
SO John
Une
Omar By-law Sets Sliding Ratio Scale
Last Thursday night 8 crowd of 130 children and adults braved the mre weather to gather at the Oddfellows hall to celebrate the conclusion to a successful Sunday School drive to Maple Baptist Church. The previous attendance record was broken with an all time high of 144 and attendance im persed by 305 on an overall average to reward the children for their work 8 special program was prepared with coloured slides, object lessons and 8 feature ilustrated atory which was given by Rev. Alfred Well of Mamuilen Following the program, lunch was served which consisted of a cake, a 'liberal supply of ice cream and
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Oddfellows Hall
Maple Baptist Church
Alfred Well
Mamuilen
Sunday School Enrollment Grows as New Church Planned
The drive strengthened the Sunday School and many new students joined the enrolment. The adult Bible class rose to twenty attendees, improving overall participation. The 1000F hall proved inadequate, and a Maple Avenue church building is expected to ease space needs once ready.
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Orange Punch
Maple Avenue
Electric Blanket Is Won by Bob Harris
The regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women subcommittee included a drawing for the electric Dunk prize won by Robert Harris. Members, including Mrs Art Souri and Margery Madetine, attended at the home of Miss Jean and Miss Marge Moctesz for a post meeting dinner and social hour.
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Bob Harris
Jean
Marge Moctesz
Abe
Saher
Janay
Margery Madetine
Robert Hares
T. George Wert
Prisset Horeby
Margery
Jtbear Boap
Hamilton Man Prompts Fire Hazard Search
A Hamilton hockey fan wrote to the Ontario Fire Marshal prompting an arena fire hazard probe. He alleges padlocked exits and scrapped materials blocking doors with only one front door reportedly unused. Officials say information is misdirected and call for enforcement and a larger police presence if needed.
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Hamilton
Ontaro
Fie
Hamiton
Hunter
Local Post Office Urges Early Christmas Mail Mailings
December 17 is the final local mailing date as post staff prepare for Christmas mail. Postmaster Harold Marshall warns that cards should be bundled facing the same direction and delivered by hand at the wicket to ensure immediate processing. Glan Williams and Nervalere are not included in local mail. stickers will mark segregated bundles to aid sorting.
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Harold Marshall Tsid
Glan Williams
Nervalere
Building Permits Approved in November Amid Industrial Extension
The Building Inspector reports November permits valued at 123380 dollars. Provincial Paper secured a 20060 dollar permit for shipping dock extension. The rest funded residential work by Robert Construction, Sylvan Homes, and Halton Apartments.
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Industr.al
Robert Construcion
Sylvan Homes
Halton Apartments
3 Stage Program for Future Subdivisions By Law 6038
Council discussed By-law 6038 setting graded residential to industrial assessment ratios for future subdivisions. The plan restricts lots to one third residential permits upfront, with later releases tied to ratio adherence and a trust account for excess costs, plus a surety bond or security. Negotiations with North Halton Builders Association occurred prior to action.
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Hyde
Reeve Sargent
Gunn
Harold Fobert
North Halton Builders Association
Frank Petch Wins Lucky Draw Doll At Lions Parade
Frank Petch was the top winner in a lucky draw that followed the Lions Club Santa parade. His ticket number 35 drew the huge doll dressed in one dollar bills. The doll was shown at Barrager Cleaners window. Subsequent draws awarded fourteen chickens and turkeys to a list of winners including Herd Harlow, Sarah St, Dell French, and others.
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Frank Petch
Lions Club
Mr. Petch
Barrager Cleaners
Harlow
Sarah St
Dell
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