New Student Minister Appointed at Ballinsfad United Willetahke
Ballinsfad welcomes a new student minister replacing Mev Murray Mc Bride as head of Ballinsfad United Church with branches in Ballinsfad Churchill and Melb Wie. The appointee, Mr Beston Lee Alive of Owes Sound, studied at Karnlas Collegiate Creda 12 then Albert Collexe Belleville Wis with a Arts degree. He married during studies and has two children Mark and Kaliarvo Anne. He previously served in the nusion field at Delhi Sasketchewan and Alert Jay Marine Nuica and was student assistant at Wet United Church Water loo and Weary United Church Galt.
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Mev
Murray McBride
Ballinsfad United Willetahke
Ballinsfad
Churchill
Melbwie
Beston Lee
Owes Sound
Sermis
Karnlas
Creda
Apent & Yout
Albert Collexe
Belleville
Wis
Creat
Hin Harchelor
Valerino Collexe
Mbsu
Ara Heston
Mark
Kaliarvo
Anne
Dawn
Delhi
Sasketchewan
Alert
Jay Marine Nuica
Sudent
Wet United Church
Waterloo
Weary United Church
Galt
Windsor Friends Fete Bride of July Second
Mine Ann Wingrove was entertained at her marriage to Lloyd Cochrane on July 2 in Mt George's Anglican Church Windsor. Friends hosted showers at town, with gifts and a toaster presentation. The bridal party dined with the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cochrane of LaSalle at North Halton Golf & Country Club.
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Mine Ann Wingrove
Tloyd Cochrane
Mt George's
Windsor
Irwin Noble
Mr and Mire
Nine Cochrane of
LaSalle
North Halton Golf & Country Club
Durham St
Lloyd Irvine Cochrane
St. George’s
Don Wingrove
Irvine W. Cochrane
LeSalle
Ontario
Fred_Helson
Town council lingers over Keats Avenue frontage tax dispute
Ted Francis of Keats Ave challenged his corner lot frontage for assessment claiming his frontage fronts Byron Street not Keats Ave. Council weighted zoning bylaw versus Assessment Act with some support but upheld the higher frontage. Mayor Hyde suggested appealing to a higher court if still unsatisfied. Francis urged council to challenge assessor directly and asserted the issue affects many corner lots.
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Keats Ave
Ted Francis
Francis
Keats
Byron St
County Court of Revision
Fred Harrison
Hyde
F Hunter
Dan Cass
Soning
Carrivon Sant
Francia
Francie
Pranciu
Herald Council
Shelley St
Dora K
Keats St
Shelley
Tragic Train Death On Bridge Claims Local Youth
An 11 year old Georgetown youth Ed Wylie was killed instantly when struck by a passenger train on the CNR iron bridge east of Georgetown yards. Two companions Barry Jeffrey and William Spence escaped as the train could not be stopped in time. The incident occurred around 9 PM as the youths watched from the middle of the trestle. Wylie was thrown to a cement abutment. Funeral services were held Monday at Harold C. McClute Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Georgetown
Ed Wylie
CNR
Barry Jeffrey
William Spence
Nee
Norval
Jeffrey
Spence
Wylie
Peter P. Mark
Stratford
Harley Lowe
Ted Scott
Harold C
Maid of Honour at Moncton Wedding
Miss Anne Fiddler of 04 Guelph Street served as maid of honour at the marriage of Mr and Mrs Eden Snyder in Moncton New Brunswick on July 2. The bride Eleanor Peacock had been a friend since Georgetown years ago and traveled to and from Moncton by plane.
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Anne Fiddler
Guelph St
Eden Snyder
Moncton
N.B
Fiddler
Eleanor Peacock
Miss Peacock
Georgetown
Plana
Morgen Nebatiane
Helleville
Kevlan Fleming
St. Johns
St John's Choir
Kenneth Kotarrisen Mase
Sandra Sproule
Robert McCuimnber
Hubert Metumber
Warbara Evans
Theu Fount Moss
Vivian
Breampton
Gast McGilvray
Landon
Maureen Wyatt
Ann McCumber
London
Devart Mencing
Edmonton
Donald Evans
Hrampton
Paul Achumber
New Toronto
Wartime Tariff Change Threatens Paper Industry Output
Tariff removal plans could impact paper industry supply chains and pricing. The report notes potential shifts in imports and domestic production dynamics, with industry officials predicting effects on mills, jobs, and regional economics if the policy proceeds.
Prospects Brighten for Industry Says Dr Elliott
City Industrial Commission reports brighter prospects for development. Members recount promotional trips by John R Barker and Harold Bairstow to the Industrial Department of the CNR and discuss sending announcement cards to national offices. Georgetown branch prospects discussed with Imperial Bank Bank of Nova Scotia. Fifty Georgetown brochures delivered to Provincial Government Trade and Industries Branch. Conway Publishing space offer rejected as funds redirected to leads.
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Coun
John Elliott
Industrial Commission
Oon
John R Barker
Harold Bairstow
CNR
Imperial Bank
Bank of Nova Scotia
Barber and Hairstow
Georgetown
J. Elliott
W. Hunter
Trade and Industries
Color in Ad Marks Herald’s First Full Color Notice
Readers noted the Herald’s first color advertisement in its near century run. The McClure’s Furniture ad used red type to boost eye appeal after the paper updated its printing equipment last fall.
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McClure's
Herald
Retires From Bell Firm Mrs Varey Is Honoured
Mrs Floyd Varey a long time Bell Telephone Company operator at 28 John Street Wo was honored at a retirement party in the Brampton office lounge. She joined in 1922 at Georgetown, returned in 1946, and moved to Brampton with dial telephone conversion in 1960. The ceremony featured gifts including Pioneer Credential luggage and a wallet from officials.
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AsUrll Telephone Company
Floyd Varey
John St
Une
Miro Koa Hunt
Mey Vaeres
Bell Company
Georgetown
Varey
Brampton
Gas Price War Ends With No Clear Winner
The latest gasoline price war ended with no clear winner as stations trimmed prices modestly. Guest stations dropped five cents per gallon, standard by four cents, and number one by thirty cents, with bus stations restoring rates to normal this week.
Tariff Debate Roils Two Local Paper Mills
Management and unions warn over possible removal of tariff protections on fine paper. Provincal Paper Ltd and Alliance Paper Mills fear price competition from lower cost producers abroad, endangering 400 local jobs in Georgetown. Canadian Cabinet considers Section 20 remedies after industry price fixing fines in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Duncan
Jack Crichton
Alliance Paper Mills, Ltd
Georgetown
Halton Ndp
Sandy Best
Ottawa
Abitibi
Howard Smith
Georgetown Mills
Canada
Stan
Justice Miniter Davie Fulton
Alee
Commons Banking Committee
Town Settles Pump Station Purchase With Delrex
After a council and Delrex Developments meeting last week the town agreed to buy pump station equipment for 14500 including the disputed drawings. The deal settles only the equipment and raises questions over 1057 land release debt and services charged by the firm. Officials plan a possible future roundtable, but tensions remain over the unpaid debt and development agenda.
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Delrex
Council
Public Works Committee
Delrex Developments
Fred Harrison
Rex Heslop
Georgetown
Toronto
Coltex Developments
Ceir
Heslop
Hyde
Opinon
John Gunn
van Cass
Harrison
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Arnold Boris Pasinny
St. Joan’s United Church
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Alexander Pashtiny
Peter Jones
Sallinafad
Whay Council
Town Corner Properties
Bride
Judy McCumber
Owlshioh
Jenne
Tosted
Judith Vive McCumber
Vernon McQumeter
Arnold Hors Pasichny
Nes Alexander Pasichny
Alberts
Hermand
Quebec
Calder
University of Alberta
Marrison Public School
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Kingston
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Conway Publishing Company
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