Inaugural Georgetown Esquesing Township Council meeting 1943
The Georgetown Esquesing Township Council held its first 1943 meeting Monday. Members Howard May and others subscribed to the oath of office. The session approved payments to local services, appointed Florence Standish treasurer pro tem, set pay rates, and introduced by laws on health, roads, and borrowing. The council adjourned to February 2.
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Cunir
Musrey
Whillrr
Essere Equiien
HEPC
Brampton
Council Chamber
Gervicss
Wilson
Owthe
Plorence Jean Standish
N. R
Cleave
Board of Health
Jter
Oarried
Currie
Murray
Murrey
Baguetng
Ty Lee
Quria
Wlaun
Dewy
E Semond
Uumre
Pemad
Willem Campray
Essassore
Reed
Ostriad
Ty Ciusaw
Owre
Amracore
Bern Reed
Cecil Cilsholm
Ocurtie
Ambulance Association Awards for Completed Examinations
The Ambulance Association reports successful completion of examinations by all class members after instruction by Airs. T. Grieve and lectures by Dr. OC V Williams. Names list includes Audrey Sharpe Dolene Mery Mrs. D Drill Betty Anderton and several medallion and certificate recipients.
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Legion Hall
Airs. T. Grieve
OC. V. Williams
R. T. Paul
yYabele
Audrey Sharpe
Dolene Mery
D. Drill
Betty Anderton
FP. Luke
M. Airs
Wm. Smith
Margaret Milas
Kethleen Shain
Milas Jensie White
Art Scott
Marjorievans
Prances Deans
Walter Peck
Phyllis Turnbull
A. Braunton
Kathisen Blick
Punch Press Girls Win Dance Event
A group identified as Punch Press Girls held a successful dance event. Three committees managed the proceedings with participants including Sie orang ata and Mae.
Local Hardware Merchant Dies Suddenly in City Office
Water C. Anthony, longtime local hardware and metal dealer, died of a heart attack in a doctor's office last night after appearing in good health. He had worked in the trade for many years and left a wide circle of friends. Funeral notices will appear later.
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C. Anthony
Weather Turbulent Week Delivers Cold and Warm Anomaly
The column notes a record cold spell with three sub zero nights and a low weekly mean temperature around 115 degrees. It contrasts with two sunny days and a glass roof sun room reaching 103 degrees while outside sits at 16. The piece ends with a whimsical call for practical storage of summer heat and records a sequence of daily temps.
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H. L. Hutt
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Jam
Mayor Gibbons Hosts Banquet for Council and Guests
About thirty guests including council members and town officials attended Mayor Gibbons banquet in Georgetown. He praised municipal progress, urged revenue reform with Arena debt, and urged support for hydro rate reductions while thanking churches and citizens for cooperation.
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Affe
Gibbon
Enoz Presbyterian Church
Ladies of the Cure
Local service notes honor Masons and veterans in Halton district
The column records local druggist newly named Worshipful Master of Crest Lodge No 310 and notes B MacCormack as an active Halton Chapter Mason. It mentions service members in Toronto and Georgetown, promotions from Private to Acting or Flying officer, cables home from the Old Country, and the death of F C Mackenzie in action after bombing raids across Europe.
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Creth Lodge
B MacCormack
Halton
Anotmr
Masonic Order
Béema Dougies
Toronto
George Gargrat Sas Dome
Davidson
Kirgeton
Nowcartoc
Bruepion
Walter Diclin
Oritis
Keith Bornce
Orne
Lorne Hoo
al At
Lance-Corpor Callifyde
Lam August Frying Oforr
W. & Lindner
Wr. Lindner
Apple
Collen Willams
Lindorr
RCAP
Lire
Mark Clark
Figt
Lealle LZ Clart
Herald
Lealle
Bootland
Perry Command
Oversecas
Sargent Brothers
P.O. Douglas
Pyo
ER. A. Mackensie
Georgetown
Charier
England
P.O. Kenneth Mackenzie
J. D. Mackenzie
Coorgetown
Duncan Wedding in Toronto Unites D Ross Duncan and Mrs Duncan
D Ross Duncan and his bride were married December 2 at St Clement’s Anglican Church North Toronto with Canon W G Nicholson officiating. The bride wore white French wool with fur toque and red and white roses. Hugh O Jolly was matron of honor and James DB Jolly stood as groomsman. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Niagara Falls Ontario.
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Mama Mia Hugh O. Jolly
Aircraftaman
James
Jolly
Coart
Niagara Falls
Ont
Norton Barker Wedding at St James Church
Ruth Myrtle Darker wed Gunner James Charles Norton at St James Church on Saturday afternoon. Rev A Hamilton Powell officiated as the bride wore a satin and net gown with a satin headdress and red roses. Attendants included Hannah Sfilligan, Wilhelmine Norton, Myrna Norton, with Daniel Norton as best man and ushers James Brand and Joseph Norton.
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Ruth Myrtle
E. E. Darker
James Charles Norton
F. W. Norton
L. J. Norton
Glen Wuinma
S J. James’ Church
A. Hamilton Powell
Hannah Sfilligan
Wilhelmine Norton
Myrna Norton
Daniel Norton
Georgetown
James Brand
Gunner Joseph Norton
Milas Laura West
Victoria Darker
Family Herald Launches Novel Contest for Pum on the Farm
The Family Herald announces a new 600 dollar prize contest with 160 awards including top prizes of 100.60 and 60.00. It centers on forming words from pumale pictures, aiming to boost home entertainment during wartime austerity. Arrangements offer back problems for late entrants, with the first puzzle debuting December 16.
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Family Herald
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