Turn Down Request to Rename Some Glen Streets
Esquesing council Monday night refused to rename Glen Williams streets that shared names with Georgetown treats. Clerk K C Lindsay noted re registration and numbering of houses by August 1 while assessor can do rounds. Smallwood seeks MayOctober trailer camp permits. by law limits locations and schools, several councillors question legality. Road issue: five-man delegation protests narrow culvert on Princess Street. sixty eight trucks used the road in 3.5 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Williams
Georgetown
Esquesing Council
Robert Herrington
Princess Street
Western Grad Wendy Earle Becomes Mrs Stephen Saxe
Wendy Earle, who earned a University of Western Ontario bachelor degree in London last week, married Stephen Saxe on Saturday. The couple’s families are noted, with Earle’s mother listed. In a council meeting, discussion covered culvert widening and a footpath proposal, while a motion to halt cattle in the Glen Williams built up area passed, and a ban on parking on township roads year round was adopted to curb trucks during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Earle
University of Western Ontario
Tondon
Stephen Saxe
Hilda Earle
Mr. Earle
Georgetown District High School
Glen
George Currie
Glen Williams
Teen cyclist injured after dog swerves on Main Street
A 19 year old rider James Francis Graham of RR 1 Limehouse suffered facial abrasions and a eye cut when a dog darted from the curb opposite 101 Main St N. The motorcycle toppled as the rider swerved to miss the animal on Main Street North Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Francis Graham
RR 1
Limehouse
Graham
Main St
Main St. N
Beaum tifying Providence Cemetery Planned by Institute trustees
A recent meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs N Sinclair brought trustees and a committee from the Institute together to plan beautification of Providence Cemetery as their centennial project. Letters are being sent to interested persons. The last euchre session prior to the report had 21 tables. Ladies high score went to Mrs Storey, second Mrs Price. men high to Mr Storey, second Mr Cutting. lone hands to Mrs H Sinclair. lucky cards to Margaret Binnie and Paul Wilson. Attendees included Mrs Frank Smith, Mrs J McEnery, and Mrs R McEnery who attended the Institute District Annual in Milton week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey
Price
Mr. Storey
Cutting
H. Sinclair
Margaret Binnie
Paul Wilson
Frank Smith
J. McEnery
R. McEnery
Institute
Milton
Jean Lawr
And
Minor Injuries When Child is Struck by Cat
Mrs. Keneth Hulme hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Heather Arnold at her Gon er Court home. The bride-to-be will wed June 17. J Layman and wife attended a graduation tea at St Joseph’s School of Nursing in Guelph on Sunday June 4. Nine-year-old Ladele Forbes was bruised after being struck by a car on Guelph Street near Main Street. the girl was taken to hospital by her father and examined by Dr Engelbrecht. Bowmantville’s J Gordon Nesbitt was the car driver. Constable Keith Orpen led the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneth Hulme
E. Bludd
Shirley Green
Heather Arnold
Ladele Forbes
Elm St
Guelph St
Main St
Engelbrecht
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