Local Improvement Act exemptions set for sewerage assessment
Council approves exemptions under the Local Improvement Act at 50 percent for triangular corner lots extending along two streets with a maximum of 15 feet per side. A 80 percent exemption applies when the lot spans from Lone Street to another street with no possible sewer use. Clerk’s salary raised from 2000 to 2500 per year, effective May 1. Drainage across George Street to be installed with cross-ownership consent from Blackburn, Mackenzie and Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Whitmer
George Street
Georgetown Motors
P. F. Blackburn
Mar.gery Mackenzie
Bob Lane
Village council discusses building inspector appointment and by law
The council considers appointing a new building inspector after Richard Hawes resigns amid builder resentments. Staff discuss enforcement of the by law, permit requests, and pet projects like a park band shell and storage shed site. Discussions involve by law impact on working men, school plans in Milton Acton Speyside, and police cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & Pm
Armstrong and Hill
Richard Hawes
Sandy McDonald
Guelph Street
Norman Fendley
Herbert
Park District
Gibbons
Whitmee
Main St. Maclaren
Maclaren
Pve
Davidson
Goodlet
Ware 3
Armstrong
McDonald
Hawes
Nelson
Town Officials Review Subway and Water System Plans
Town Solicitor Langdon reports completion of the John & J subway review and its upcoming submission to the Board of Railway Commissioners. The council favors a full town water system survey by a qualified engineer with improvement recommendations. Mayor Gibbons notes Dr. Berry of the Ontario Health Department is eager to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
John &J
Board of Railway Comm
Gibbons
Berry
Ont Dept. of Health
Newlyweds Will Live in Timmins After Wedding
Mary Porter and Irvine Lennan wed in a May 20 ceremony at the bride’s Glen Road home, Archdeacon W G O Thompson officiating. The couple will reside in Timmins where the groom recently bought a business. guests traveled from Toronto Guelph St Marys and nearby towns.
Engaged: Margaret Jane Kirkpatrick to John Russel Foster
Limehouse couple announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Jane Kirkpatrick to John Russel Foster son of Mr and Mrs Russell Foster of Cheltenham The marriage will be Saturday June nineteenth at 2 pm in Limehouse Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Kirkpatrick
Limehouse
Margaret Jane
John Russel Foster
Russell Foster
Cheltenham
Presbyterian Church
Rhodes Wins MVP at Georgetown Hockey Banquet
Goalie Jack Rhodes earned the OHLA cup as the Ottawa Ontario Intermediate A hockey champion was honored at a Georgetown Hockey Club banquet in the Rose Room. Mayor Joseph Gibbons and OHA officials lauded the team as club members received gift certificates, coats, and team photos amid a festive dinner and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rhodes
Georgetown
Ontario
Tory Cgrregg
Rose Room
Board of Parka Management
O.H.A
Jack Wilson
Toronto Hockey League
Ile
Jim Connely
Toronto Evening Telegram
Stoney
Toronto Mercantile
Jack Armstrong
Ken McMillan
W. G. Roll
Board of Parks Management
Scotty Patterson
Jack Birtwistle
Ken Nash
Eddie Binsell
Nick Ferri
Rene Martin
del Beaumont
Hal Gibson
Maxee Leigh Bradbury
Kent Storey
Art Murdock
Abbie Kentsheid
Ekri* Emend
Doug Runfons
Pete Blackburn
Don Bax Yager
George Panter
Ontario Hockey Association
Panter
OHA
Dinty Moore
Jack Wirtwistle
Ern Thomson
Wilf Ford
Smith and Stone
Hall-Thompson wedding at Erin Hall
On May 22 at Erin the marriage of Doris Sandel Thompson and Joseph Wall Jr took place at Rev. W D Patterson’s home. The bride wore a blue suit with blue accessories and was attended by her sister Mrs Bruce Smith. Groomsman was Mgr David Crichton Jr of Toronto. A reception for twenty followed at the groom’s brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Dick Riddall in Georgetown. The couple honeymooned in the United States and now reside in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D.patterson
Erin
Doris Sandel Thompson
James Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Joseph Wall, Jr
Joseph Tall
Georgetown
Hall
Bruce Smith
Alton
Mgr
David Crishton, Jr
Toronto
Slster
Dick Riddall
States
Georgetown. Se
Acton Beats Georgetown in Saturday Ball Game 7-2
Acton team defeated Georgetown 7 to 2 in a Saturday baseball game. Pitcher Gibson started for Georgetown but struggled with run support, while Acton capitalized on errors and timely hits as Waterhouse and Masters led the offense. Next up is a road game at Milton with plans for opening day in Georgetown on June 12th and booster ticket sales this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Georgetown
Tanners
Jung
Hut Gibson
Huatl
Bag Breyles
Ley
Storey
Norton
Masters
Waterhouse
Masales
Lindsay
Footb
Wilson
Scott
Wiley
Adask
Thornton
Dillon
Allan
Yordon
Robinson Wingled
Allan Esing
Snyder
Flirt
Ard
Gibson
Weterhouse
Manales
Adaski
Footit
Jordan
Tootit
Gibsons
Robinson
Mosales
Wison
Scotit
Jornton
Jordon
Short
Manalos
Storay
Seafales
Spence
Land” Snyder
Anderson
Dilob
Norton Smnelled
Milton
Scotty Patterson
Member Addresses Conservative Rally
Ontario election called to halt propaganda and hydro 60 cycle change faced by Halton PC candidate Stan Hall at a local Library rally. Hall ridiculed Liberal and CCF critics and claimed communism is the election issue while praising Conservative loyalty and potential majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Hydro
Stan Hall
Halton
Hall
C.C.F
Liberal
Farquhar Oliver
Oliver
Milton
Deans
Newmarket
Cabnet
R Thal
EU V. MacCormack
Georgetown
Col. Drew
Fred Msialty
Jack Thompson
David Crichton
Arnott Barry
Pera’ Cleave
Ward
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David
McCumber
Henry Marchment
Whitsea
J. W. Sheffield
D. D. Hodgins
Jim Colier
Young Street
Edith
Market
Queen Street
Reeve- Armstrong
Georgetown High School
Carl Martin
North Halton
Speyside
Dep T. of Education
Area Board
Herald
Gibbons - 1
Thjs
Council
Kmurney Labs
Whitmae
Askatha
Éerentional ‘Councill
Weagidson
Godlet
Bern
J. A. Early
Will
Timmins
Mary
Ringo
Mary Porter
Myrind
Milton ‘Marold, Moyer
Irvine
Neil
Mes Lennan
Xén
Wall
Mel Lon“yan
St" Marys
Mr. McLennan
Thiy’ Ceremoy
Olive
William Underwood
Robb
Guelph
St. Catharines
St Marys
Rhodes
Hall - Thompson
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