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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
2
A vintage instruction notes a simple iced tea method using black tea and boiled water. It suggests steeping tea briefly then pouring into two quarts total of fond tea or tall glasses, indicating a quick, easy cool drink.
Regular meeting notes show Council approves By law No 3718 outlining budgetary items and appointments. The document lists names such as Cripps Mall and Costigan along with several public works projects and contractor references.
Court moves and passes items on the 187 roll for Ward 2 and Ward 3. Incoming actions include confirming the estate of H LL w Na, granting access to Sarah Mc Leod Estate on Ward 3 with specific lots and values noted. Proceeding records show minimal movements on the roll and limited debate.
An inquest into the death of William John Piller, killed in an auto accident on a Sunday in May, concluded with a verdict of accidental death. The jury recommended erecting upright signs at the intersection to warn motorists and prevent future collisions. The case now moves to Maghtrab Bull in Georgetown for further proceedings.
A town event recounts a Georgetown service honoring local soldiers with a Naval unit presence. Veterans and chaplain Captain Lam bert led prayers at the church and park Drumhead ceremony. The Last Post sounded as Daughters of the Church hosted a banquet. Rev. W G given paid tribute to fallen servicemen and unity.
Galton juniors stage their bold annual achievement days with two top contestants poised to receive the W. I. award.
A garbled chronicle mentions a June baptism centennial, a forest trek by a family to land a teather head under Crown jurisdiction, and disputes over land and worship. It recalls Little York origin, Ragland farming, and a court house fence, with Sabbath school and opening services affected by the controversy.
De Herbert E Maw, a prominent Caledonia resident, died suddenly while traveling to a local destination. The obituary notes his prominence in the community and his unexpected passing.
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