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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
4
In Georgetown the EMO reports shelter plans are in progress with contractors adding emergency features. A resident inspects a completed shelter entrance while his son packs boxed foods in the ready kitchen as builders incorporate safety measures into new homes.
The District No 12 Toronto Milk Producers held its Ladies Night at Esquesing Township Hall Stewarttown on Wednesday evening. Don McKersle chaired. John Bird organized. La Verne Dyment spoke on A Milk Marketing Plan for Ontario. George Pelletterio outlined the advertising drive. a film was shown. musical entertainment followed. In a separate report, a two hundred dollar vehicle collision occurred at Young and Market streets involving a 1956 International Tanker and a 1933 Dodge. Beatrice Standish and Thomas Gonlon Carter were identified as drivers. only fifty dollars was borne by the tanker.
Jim Valantine sped to victory in the Hobby Class at the North Halfon Kart Klub on Sunday June 3, a first time feat in the club's history. Gord Foster led Junior Boys. Darteen Ledwidge won Junior Girls. Al Currie won Hobby Class semifinal. Mike Tyley and Butch Banfield won A classes.
Duncan Fleming named new student minister for Ballinafad succeeding Mr Reston. He will start duties August first in Uranium City Saskatchen an northwest. The community wishes him well as the junior choir, Scout troop, and church members bid him farewell.
Gale Livingstone departs Toronto to join Ice Follies touring company. She travels to Buffalo and Cleveland, arrives San Francisco by the 18th, then continues east with the Follies. She will skate in Winter Wonderland practice then perform from September in the circuit. Wharf references Gale Livingstone, daughter of Mr and Mrs 20 Livingstone, 49 Hewson Crescent.
The Cubs of Georgetown and their families attended a smorgasbord supper at the United Church Hall on a Thursday evening in May. Mothers contributed casseroles and salads while The Ladlea Auxiliary of the Boy Scouts provided desserts. Alder leaders awarded stars to Philip Jones and Hubert McHryde. Matty Verbrey earned a stay award but was absent. Akela Dave Hastings presented as Pet Hadge to Cubs from C Pack. Richard Vorster spoke as a volunteer.
At Rainbow Valley Ranch on June 1 junior farmers discussed dating with panelists Grant Bailey Deanne Cleave Marion Downey Don Cleave and Jim McKane leading the session. Members answered roll call with dating wishes and Betty Jean Anderson joked about How to Make a Husband. County field announcement noted.
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