By-Law 507 to borrow for Georgetown public school
The Georgetown town council seeks to borrow up to $190000 in 3.5 percent debentures to fund a new six class public school, repayable over twenty years with annual installments. Assessed property value is $1,537,510. existing debt stands at $540,899 with no arrears. Election on June 1 1960 in three wards to approve.
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Scho
Salaa Seger Cana
Faben
Ontario Municipal Board
Canada
Sierl
Ontario Gazette
Aygett
Toronto
Georgetown
Recital Proceeds for Manitoba Flood Fund
Miss Bradley and Mr Harding gave an all Chopin program at the Bradley home to aid the Manitoba flood relief fund. St Georges Choir sponsored the concert with proceeds to the relief effort, featuring Ballade No 1 and Revolutionary Etude among other works by Chopin and a Sonata by Brahms.
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W. ‘F. Bradley
Margaret
Bruce ‘Harding
Toronto
St. Georges
Manitoba, Floria Relief Fund
Bradley
Harding
B.hayinga Carman
Bradley Madd ‘Ier
Heliconian
St. George's Choir
Mr. Harding
Doppio Movimento
Elmer Willoughby Dies, Chicago Accountant
Elmer Willoughby, longtime Chicago accountant and head of the Ideal Picture Company, died suddenly in Chicago. He attended local high school, Elliott Business College in Toronto, and worked at the Chicago Board of Trade and a brokerage firm before joining his brother Bertram. Survived by his wife, three sons, one daughter, a sister in town, and a brother in Winnipeg, he had earlier family ties in the area.
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Harry Stockford
George Street
Chicago
Elmer Willoughby
Mr. Willoughby
Eliott Business College
Toronto
Chicago Board of Trade
Rev
Bertram. Willoughby
Ideal Picture Company
Elmer
Oliver
Bertram
Mrs. Stockford
Town
Floyd ‘Willoughby
Winnipeg
Anniversary services prompt church cancellations
Services at Norval and Union Presbyterian Churches are cancelled this Sunday to allow members to attend the anniversary services at Norval United Church.
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Norval
Union Presbyterian Churches
Norval United Church
Officers Association Shows Northern Movies At Moostence James Bay
Members of the Lorne Scots Officers Association hosted a movie night showing two films about the Northland in the James Bay area. Col W W Johnson spoke about his career including command of the Lincoln and Welland Regiment and commandant of the German POW camp in Northern Ontario. Lt Col R Conover thanked the guest for an engaging evening as Georgetown attendees joined a post film lunch in the mess.
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Lorne Scots Officers’ Association
Northland
Moostence
James Bay Area
W. W. Johnson
D.S.C
Johnson
Couseris
Lincoln
Welland
P.O.W
Campa
Ontario
Ontario Northland
Railiway
James Bay
Col. Johnson
Col. Reynolds
Paramount Pictures
Gryntlang Rice
North Country
R. Conover
Association
Georgetown
Violet Louth Honoured At Linen Shower
Mrs Walter Gummer and Mrs Millie Armannan tendered a linen shower for Violet Louth a June bride to be whose wedding to Kenneth Darch is set for June 24 at St George's Church Fifty friends from Acton Brampton and Georgetown attended Violet opened gifts beneath a decorated umbrella during the event James Bradshaw of Acton provided music at luncheon hour
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Walter Gummer
Millie “Armann
Violet Louth
Kenneth Darch
St. George's Church
Miss Louth
Acton
Brampton
Gorgetown
James Bradshaw
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Rosedale
David Cohien
Peel Street
O. T. Walker
Bell Telephone Co
Main St
Schultz
Fred Schultz
Lightning Rod Installations
R. R. Corbett
R. R
Carpentrys
Albert Tost
Nature's
OLD English Heeb CO
WM. Broughton Mnl
Murdock Street
Cana
Simmons
Jewellers
Setines
W. Tore
Corporation of the Town
Paeranoaia Alenae i School
Corporation OF the Town OF
Harold Cleave
G A. Willson
C. A. Willson
The
Town Hall
Thomas Grieve
Queen Street
the Municipal Bldg
Manitoba
Elmer Willoughby Dies
Officers’ Association
Zor
Royal Bank of Canada
Kitchener
Massey-Harris
Massey-Harris. Company, Limited
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