Esquesing Board Appointees for Georgetown High School 1964
Two new Esquesing representatives, T Wt Van Sickler and Donald Lawson, will join the Georgetown High School Board in 1964 after Esquesing Council appointments. Longtime secretary roles and prior board service are noted for Col Brown and Keith Welch, who declined reappointment. Other boards see changes with Keswin and McPhail replacing Swacktunmer on Ac fon Ilish, and Reford Gardhouse staying on Milton High School Board. The article also mentions a Friday night hockey shutout and upcoming Tyke Skating Party on December 24 from 2 to 4 pm, with helmet use advised and sticks left at home, followed by scores and Friday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing
Georgetown High School Board
Esquesing Council
T Wt van Sickler
Donald Lawson
G. C. Brown
Keith Webb
Col Brown
Keith Welch
North Halton High School
Georgetown Board
Acfon Ilish
Keswin
McPhail
Wallace Swack- Tunmer
New York
Toronto
Johnny Bower
Terand
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Montreal
Chief laments theft of outdoor Christmas tree lights
Police Chief Haley condemns thieves who steal holiday light displays, noting the damage to homeowners and the annual effort by decorators and children. He promises strict action against anyone caught tampering with outdoor lighting on private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
The
Herald
Bam
Community athlete Watson remembered in Windsor and Georgetown funeral
A longtime town athlete who played hockey and baseball in youth leagues and worked at Studebaker in Minneapolis returned home before serving overseas in the 44th Battalion during the war. He later lived in Windsor then Tor Fonte and attended First Baptist Church and Blythwood Road Baptist Church. He leaves a wife and sister after a funeral led by De Rassio Cameron with pallbearers named from local circles. burial at Greenwood Cemetery, Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whakwool Houder Equipment Co
Michaels Hauspie
Toronto
Georgetown
Watson
Tocal
Tis South
Minneapolis
Studebaker Corporation
Toe Cutta Dato
Windsor
Uhen
Tor- Fonte
Fairlawn Ave
First Baptor Church
Town
Blythwood Road Baptist Chuarch
Dessie Eigse Allen
Childheart
Howells
HF Nordhand
Jack [Watson
Ped Arnold
Charles Waton
Folio Kennet
Forentu Res
John McDermad al i
Herald schedule shifts for holidays
The Herald announces two mid week issues due to holidays. The papers will go on sale Tuesday December 24 and Tuesday December 31, with delivery by carriers on those dates. News and ad deadlines are moved up accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Pioneer Town Family Mourns Mrs. David Scott in Orangeville
Mrs. David A. Scott a Georgetown native died December 9 in Dufferin Area Hospital Orangeville She was the former Sara Lavina Sherman daughter of Henry I Sherman and Jane Peck Sherman Born at 67 Maple Ave WW she taught in Burks Falls Oakville and Primrose before marriage She leaves her husband four sons Sherman Charles of Guelph Robert of Mono Centre George of Toronto a sister Mrs Nethe Cardner and three grandchildren Predeceased by a sister and brothers The Camilla Island Church pastor conducted the funeral last Thursday at Turner Funeral Chapel Orangeville burial at Buras Cemetery Mono Centre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
David A. Scott
Dufferin Area Hospital
Orangeville
Sara Lavina Sherman
Henry I
Jane Peck Sherman
Maple Ave
Nether Gardiner
Burks Falls
Oakville
Primrose
Sune
Primrose Ste
Sherman Od
Ticker Charles
Guelph
Robert
Mono Centre
George
Toronto
Nethe Cardiner
Williamsdane
Whyte
Flenry
Wathan Sherman
Camilla Landed Church
Turner
Orange
Six Cases Isolated Hepatitis in Check
Mass burial plans finalized for 118 victims of the Trans-Canada Airlines jet crash near Ste. Therese de Bass, Quebec. Nine from Halton County died, including Desmond Baxter, second officer. Relatives to receive burial arrangements as bodies identified, one passenger remains unaccounted for after the crash occurred near Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boudd
Toronto
Alex Reader
Parkview
Hou ‘Tevard
Georgetown
TCA
Foresta
Montreal
Hamilton Native Ordains as St Pauls Minister
Rev Walham Banter a Hamilton native has accepted the pastorate at St Cal's Baptist Church and began duties December 1. He previously led churches in Mount Cuminan Toronto and the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including 18 years at Olver Bigot Church Ver Dun Montreal suburb. He studied in Wentworth County public schools Woodstock Baptist College Master Voaniversity and McGall Loiversitle. He is married with two daughters. The Georgetown council swore in Charles Hildebeand as councillor. he will miss the January 9 meeting due to a trip to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walham Banter
St. Cal’s Baptist Church
Istis
Hamilton
Mount Cumitan
Toronto
Quebec
Olver Bigot
Verdun
Montreal
Wentworth County
Woodstock Baptist College
McGall Loiversitle
Mir Basters
First Baptist Church
Main M. Georgietown
Weber Drave
Safe says medical officer on hepatitis cases in schools
Dr Archie Ball of Malton told The Herald yesterday there is no evidence the six infectious hepatitis cases in Georgetown area were contracted through schools. Health unit reports show no school link, with isolation wards at Memorial Hospital managing four cases previously and now two to be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malton
Archie Ball
the Herald
Georgetown
Memorial Hospital
Graham Gilliooly
Bull
Ite
Mitton
Burlington
Oakville
Schoolgirl Injured in Suspected Hit and Run in Park
Police search for driver of a small blue car after it hit a Park public school pupil on Maple Avenue near Edith Street. Damarus Pope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter Pope, was treated for a fractured arm and shock at Georgetown District Memorial Hospital. Witnesses and investigation details remain limited as officers Ted Scott and Bruce McQuarrie pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damarus Pope
Walster Pope
Maple Ave
Edith Stree
Vehtan
Vic -Gunn
Prince Charles Dre
Frank Garrett
Stevens Urese
A. Thompson
Georgetown & District
Holy Cross Schol
Segular
Edith St
Cpl
Ted Scott
Bruce McQuarrie
Guelph troupe stages Carousel in Ross Hall
A group of eighty students and teachers traveled by bus to Guelph to see the Guelph Light Opera presentation of Carousel. Directed by Dr. Charles Wilson, the Georgetown High School music teacher and founder of the group, the performance drew high praise for its quality and vocal ability. The show ran five nights at Ross Hall, J. F. Ross Collegiate, and next year the company plans The Music Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Charles Wilson
Georgetown High School
New Ross Hall
J. F Ross
Opera Company
Music Man
Herald schedules Christmas New Year issue changes
The Herald changes its publication dates for two weeks due to Christmas and New Year. The usual Thursday issues will move to Tuesday mornings on December 24 and January 3. Advertisers and news submitters should send copy by Friday. Special greeting advertisements will run in both issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Parents Flock to High School Interview Night
Large turnout as parents attended the High School Open House with a map seeking teachers and rooms. Forty three teachers plus the principal and staff greeted visitors while many couples met teachers separately or focused on subjects where their children faced difficulties.
Mrs Katherine Cordaro Weekend Visit in Beloville
Mrs Katherine Cordaro of 11 Ewing Street spent the weekend in Beloville visiting her son, F Sgt William Preston, and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Cordaro
Ewing St
Beloville
William Preston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blaney
Peter Jones
Dave Blaney
J. Eric Blaney
Sargent Road
Valley Forge
Penn
Brampton
St. John’s United
van Sickler
Lawson School Board
Hockey Tykes
By Sheil Lawr
Petre
Art Hilliard
Elizabeth Hansen
Marjory
Charlie Crimes
Musnate
Christian Reformed Church Choir
Branch 120 Legion Glee Club
Georgetown Citizens Band
Hospital For
Retarded Children’s Association
Early Herald
David Scott
Pioneer Town
St. Paul's
Nas
Cuning Tera
Charles Hildebeand
Warda
Germany
Clarence Benham
William Baxter
Coaters
Emmerson
Loreal
Milly
Steve Emmerson
Delrex
Sundin
Teoth
William Hewitt Jr
Vicw
Cyril En Kleby
Tom Gadd
William Thompson
W. Singham
Lloyd Boyd
Paul, Poulson
Carousel
Er Jones
George Kennedy Public School
Wrigglesworth Auditorium
Land of the God Snow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!