Raiders Pull Off Overtime Win Over Elmira at Georgetown
Blake Inglis scored at 8.58 of overtime to lift the Georgetown Raiders past Elmira 7 to 6 at Georgetown arena. Oberholzer tied it late in regulation, with Brampton and Lansing rivals posting earlier goals as Georgetown held a 4-1 edge early. Debbie scored Elmira’s lone marker, while Finns and others contributed for Georgetown on a tense night of junior hockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Inglis
Elmira
Raiders
Polar Kings
Georgetown Arena
Oberholzer
Inglis
Bingham
Irons
Beaumont
Debbie
Samola
Lawrence
Martin
Vines
Dixon
Georgetown
Gerry Inglis
Fred Lawrence
Columbia
Lou Fawcett
Brampton
Gary Eatough
Kennedy
Vermika
Couch
Fitzhenry
Varey
Nevin
Hunter
Ford
Bi Wo
Ptashnik
Biské Ynglis
Ptashnink
Raider
Collingwood
Owen Sound
Bobby Gilson
Tommy Burlington
Ambulance cost share debated for Esquesing township
Dr John Gunn urged a 50 cent per capita yearly charge for the Esquesing portion served by the town ambulance and proposed inviting township councillors to a conference. The association aims to add a second ambulance this year with about 1800 funded by the township. Concerns were raised about covering a large area with one vehicle and the need for a formal arrangement if the ambulance is out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gunn
Gunn
Ern Hyde
Town Engineer's Father Was First War Veteran
Roy Carr of Georgetown Ontario died in Toronto on January 28 after ill health. Born in South River he worked at Hill Clark and Francis in New Liskeard for 33 years before moving to Georgetown with Kathleen May Dunn in 1919. He was WWI infantry and WWII Frontiersmen. survived by wife Kathleen May Carr and children Bill Dennis Colleen two brothers three sisters and 12 grandchildren. Funeral held January 30 at 2 pm at Harold C McClure Home. interment Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Carr
Georgetown
Prince Charles Drive
Toronto
South River
New Liskeard
Carr
Hill-Clark & Francis
Midland
Kathleen May Dunn
Canadian Legion
Kathleen May Carr
Bill
Dennis
Roy
North Bay
Colleen
A. Caldwell
Fred
Harry
Ottawa
Sofia McEachern
Oshawa
Lottie
John Lowney
Josephine Carr
George
Alex Calder
Harold C. McClure
Edith Street
Arnold, Murray
Frank Albert
Terry Carr
Bill Arnfield
Greenwood Cemetery
Blood Clinic and Fund Drive Spotlight Red Cross Year
Rosemary Jordan reelected president of Georgetown branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society at the Public Library meeting. Reports highlight March financial campaign Water Safety Night June and December Blood Donor Clinic with plan to expand the Loan Cupboard and increase sick room supplies. New officers named and committee chairs appointed for 1958. annual campaign date tentatively set for March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Jordan
Georgetown
Canadian Red Cross Society
Miss Jordan
Red Cross
Jordan
The
Ah Red Cross
Treasury
Sargent Road
Financial Campaign
H. J. Newman
Dick Licata
Main St. S
L. Clark
John W. and Welfare
Pied Piper Operetta Rehearsal At Wriggiesworth School
Pupils of Harrison public school rehearse The Magic Piper based on the Pied Piper of Hamelin for two nights in Wriggiesworth school auditorium. Kenneth R Harrison directs music with Harold Henry and staff organizing. Major roles include David McLeod town crier Marilyn Henley Gretchen and others with Ian Ferguson piper and Paul Kitchener mayor listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Public School
Wriggiesworth School
Kenneth R. Harrison
ARCT
AMT
Harold Henry
David McLeod
Marilyn Henley
Gretchen
Andrienne Miller
Katrina
Karen Stewart
Mutter Katzenheimer
Bodo Janssen
Yarob
Carolyn Hallitt
Frieda
David Markham
Hamelin
Paul Kitchener
Ricky Smith
Rex Heslop
Ian Ferguson
Piper
Barry Hamilton
Hans
Ron Wilson
Peter
Council Deliberates Land Sale Process and Offers
Mr Hyde urges property committee first decide on selling town land and not entertain offers until advertised. Dr Harrison notes two higher verbal bids since Noble offer, preventing sale to lower tenderer. Mayor Armstrong asks committee to list all town land and recommend sales, then Lyons offers 3000 dollars are discussed and sent to the committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afred Sykes
Noble
Sykes
Ern Hyde
Hyde
Dairy
Fred Harrison
Armstrong
James H. Lyons
Lyons
Property Committee
Card Party Supports Camp Funds for Guides and Brownies
Twenty seven tables at the Odd Fellows Hall hosted a bridge and euchre party organized by the local Girl Guide and Brownie groups to fund their combined camp. Prizes went to several winners, with Mrs. F. T. Peters top in bridge and Mrs. Clare Wilson leading euchre prizes. Draws, door prizes, and hampers marked a community event coordinated by Mrs. John Mathies and Mrs. Harry Shortill among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hal
Girl Guide
Brownie
F. T. Peters
Prince Charles Drive
Bob Barber
Market Street
William McNally
Market St
Harry ‘Sanderson
Orchard Blvd
John Mathies
Harry Shortill
Silver's Hold Lead In Industrial Bowling League
Silver's edged Legion No 2 by five points to stay within reach of Firemen who also posted a five point week. Standings show Andersons in third, Davidson's and Kay's close in fourth and sixth, Provincials and Legion No 1 tied for seventh, with Legion No 2 sixth from bottom and Kentner's just ahead. High games featured Tom Hamilton 326 and Joe South 324, while Hamilton led tri ple totals with 803 followed by South 782 and Williams 757. Harv Chappel maintains the high average at 238 as Silver's tops the week at 3572. Davidson's 3484 and Legion No 3 3428 close behind. Archie Pollock 421 and Bill Bellegham 972 are top season marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver
Legion No
Anderson
Davidson
Kay
Kentner
Legion
Tom Hamilton
Joe South
George Webster
Jim Williams
Hugh Dickie
E. Madsen
Wib Bradley
Triple Department
Archie Pollock
Bob Wolfe
Reg Ryall
Harv Chappel
Jim Reeves
Egan Madsen
George Barber
Bill Anderson
Nip Shipway
Ace Bailey
Terry Bladd
Ted Fenning
Tom Wylie
Frank Anderson
Firemen
Bill Bellegham
Opening of Provincial Parliament at Queen's Park
Guests at the opening included Mr and Mrs Leslie M Clark of 3 John Street West. The new lieut governor Hon Keillor Mackay DSO officiated. Col Mackay formerly Ontario Supreme Court justice. The Clarks attended the post adjournment reception with Premier and Mrs Leslie M Frost in the governor's suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Park
Leslie M. Clark
John Street
Keillor Mackay
Col. Mackay
Supreme Court of Ontario
Clark
Leslie M. Frost
Hockey Night Schedule and All Star Exhibitions Recap
NHL action features Cleveland versus Providence Rochester facing Hershey Buffalo clashing Springfield Referees Fred Harrison and Jack King. Junior A games include Peterboro against Ottawa Bartie versus Guelph St Catharines versus St Michael's Marlboros against Hamilton with Jack Hamilton and Harold Hills. Georgetown and Brampton score not available. American All Star Exhibition results Georgetown 11 Lakeview 2 with multiple scorers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Cleveland
Providence
Rochester
Hershey
Buffalo
Springfield
Fred Harrison
Jack King
NHL
Chicago
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Dave Cooper
Bob Freestone
Peterboro
Ottawa
Bartie
Guelph
St. Catharines
St Michael's
Marlboros
Hamilton
Jack Hamilton
Harold Hills
Brampton
Georgetown
Lakeview
Joe Hoare
Allen Guthrie
Jack Gudgeon
Bob Kemshead
Terry Lane
Wayne Reid
Don Norton
Wayne Terry
Dennis Kalin
Paul Hale
Rodney Presswood
Diefenbaker Dissolves Parliament Sets March 31 Election
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announced the dissolution of Parliament and scheduled a general election for Monday March 31. This marks the second Canadian election in under a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diefenbaker
Canada
Glen Williams's Aunt Dies in England
Kenneth Cowell, Glen Williams, Herald staff member, reports the death of his mother's sister in England. Arthur Frankis, 80, who lived in Brigton, was the aunt. He had visited her during his army service overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cowell
Glen Williams
Herald
England
Arthur Frankis
Brigton
Mr. Cowell
Patterson Visit and Club Achievements Highlight Milton Area
The A C Patterson and Mrs Patterson visited with Mr Gilbert Sinclair in Milton and with Mr and Mrs Stuart Smith in Weston. The SS No 9 Parents Association met and plans a Limehouse Memorial Hall dance. Eight Limehouse Meat Raiders 4H Club girls led by Mrs Kirkpatrick and Mrs Gisby completed Meat in the Menu at Milton Ach Day. Gloria Latimer earned two project certificates. others earning silver spoons included Dorothy Kirkpatrick, June Briggs, Ann Briggs, Joy Patterson, Linda Clarke, Heather Clarke, and Audrey James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton High School
Gloria Latimer
Dorothy Kirkpatrick
June
Ann Briggs
Joy Patterson
Linda
Heather Clarke
Audrey James
Social & Personal Greetings From Winnipeg and Beyond
Social notes list week end visits and travels across Manitoba Ontario and neighboring regions. John Morrison of Winnipeg stayed with Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Orr in Market Street. Frank Petch visited with son and daughter in law Ross and. Petch at Pointe Claire near Montreal. Cpl Albert Carter spent a week leave visiting his parents at 56 King St East. Mrs Irwin Noble plans a Florida motor trip with her parents. Alex Greig and wife winter in Venice Florida and plan to return to Muskoka in April. Mary McClintock visited Preston with cousins the Wilsons. Stan Grabb, formerly Georgetown Furniture, now with the OPP in Harrow, was a town visitor. Art Scott and wife returned from Bermuda as Lions Flying Club members. Mrs Maurice Bull hosted an after four with staff and guests including Mr and Mrs Stein and Mr Harold Henry. Tom Dobbie RCMP vistied RCMP Rockcliffe before detachment duty possible in western Canada. Garnet R Wiggins of Dallas Texas visited his mother Mrs Mary Morrow and his brother Roy in hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrison
Winnipeg
Manitoba
S. W. Orr
Market Street
Frank Petch
Chapel St. East
Ross Petch
Pointe Claire
Montreal
P.Q
Albert Carter
Army Area
Kingston
King St. E
Alex Greig
Wildwood
Venice
Florida
Minett
Muskoka
J. G. Emmerson
Ingersoll
Steve Emmerson
Sarah St. Mary McClintock
J. L. McClintock
Preston
Harold Wilson
McClintock
William Long
Wilsons
Stan Grabb
Georgetown
Herald Office
Provincial Police
Grabb
Harrow
Essex County
OPP
Art Scott
Maple Avenue West
Bermuda
Ontario
A2 Lions Flying Club
Scott
The
Flying Club
Maurice Bull
Chapel St
Val Stein
Stein
Elm St
Harold Henry
Joe Emmerson
Charles
Robert Pinkerton
Tom Dobbie
RCMP
Rockcliffe
Ottawa
Terry Harley
John St. W
Doug Tucker
Main St. N. Cst
Dobbie
Jim Dobbie
Young St
Canada
Garnet R. Wiggins
Dallas
Texas
Mary Morrow
Victoria Street
Roy Wiggins
Gins
American Lockers, Company Inc. of Canada Limited
New York
Boston
Mass
Hospital Expansion Plan Seeks $180000 Appeal
Georgetown Hospital Association secures approval for a 50 bed facility to serve northern Halton. Total cost estimated at 700000 to 750000 with government grants reducing needs to 180000, funded by subscriptions and municipal support. Volunteers and committees to assist planning and fundraising announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
John Neilson
Ontario Hospital Services Commission
Georgetown Hospital Association
Georgetown
Aes
Georgetown Hospital
Hospital Association
Georgetown to add sixth policeman this year
Georgetown will add a sixth police officer soon and may reach seven later this year to meet the attorney general policy of one officer per thousand residents. The council approved boosting staff by two men, with immediate addition and July consideration, and agreed to advertise for the sixth position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Council
Attorney General’s Department
John Elliott
Police Committee
Georgetown Police Association
Association
Salad making course draws sixty attendees from multiple communities
Sixty women from Georgetown Limehouse Norval Silver Wood and Ashgrove attended a salad making course in Knox Hall sponsored by the Georgetown Women's Institute Miss Barbara Blair of the Ontario Department of Agriculture demonstrated several salad dressings and fruit vegetable and meat combinations stressing nutrition and eye appeal Attendees sampled the salads and enjoyed tea and raisin bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Limehouse
Norval
Silver Wood
Ashgrove
Georgetown Women’s Institute
Knox Hall
Barbara Blair
Home Economics Service
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Institute
Norval Native Prominent In Medical Associations
Norval born Dr. Robert Thomas Noble 87 died January 31 after brief illness. Funeral in Timothy Eaton Memorial Church Toronto and burial at Hillcrest Cemetery followed. He led provincial and Dominion medical associations, Toronto Academy of Medicine and College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, served as registrar treasurer 1939 to 1955, practiced in Brampton then Toronto as general practitioner. Survived by wife Susannah Hodgetts, three sons Warwick Clark and Robert Noble, two sisters, a brother Col. Alex Noble, 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval
Robert Thomas Noble
Hillcrest
Timothy Eaton Memorial
Toronto
Noble
Ilinmess
Toronto Academy of Medicine
College of Physicians & Surgeons of Ontario
Medical Council of Canada
College of Physicians & Surgeons
St. Catharinés Collegiate
University of Toronto
Medical Alumni
Alumni Federation
University Senate
Brampton
Susannah Hodgetts
Warwick Noble
Q.C
Clark Noble
Robert Noble
A. A. Laing
Annie Noble
Col
Alex Noble
School children learn municipal administration at town session
Students from Chapel Street public school attended a portion of the January 27 town council meeting in Sroan of Gente 3 pants Soom, gaining insight into local governance and civic processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroan
Gente
Chapel St
January 27Th
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reeve Doug Sargent
Toronto Metro Industrial Commission
Metro
Maple Ave
Irwin Nolbe
Guelpti
Little N.H.L
Glen Man
Irwin Noble
Guelph St
George Crocker
Moorefield
Ern Batkin
James Kemp
William Coleman
Elliott
John D. Kelly
J.P
Norval Native
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