Hughes Cleaver Wins Halton Seat for Liberals
King Street residents pressed Council over smoke from Kilns at Georgetown Clay Products Ltd. Council pledged action to reduce nuisance and reviewed Ostrander Boulevard subdivision plans. By-law approved for town map project. engineer hired. Sewage, water, park upgrades, Town Hall repairs discussed. Tag Day approved for June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Orr
Mgtlwray
Lyons
Thompson
King St
Clay Products
Georgetown Clay Products Ltd
Products Co
K. M. Langdon
Hilliard
P. E. Bowman
Guelph
Liquor Control Board of Ontario
Liquor Authority
W. G. Marshall
Niagara Palls
Queen St
Isbor
1.0.D.E
Iris Bloom Delights Hamilton Readers In June Weather
The column notes cool weather extending into June and unusually long lasting blossoms. A vivid iris garden in Hamilton, in Canada’s banana belt, is highlighted with flowers at peak last week. Predictions say irises reach best bloom this coming week in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hutt
Hamilton
Banana Belt
Canada
Toronto
Brampton Edges Norval 7-5 In Lacrosse Opener
About 700 fans filled Norval arena for the Naval Memorial Recreation Centre opening lacrosse game. Brampton defeated the Norvalites 7 to 5 as Georgetown Girls Pipe Band performed and a Last Post tribute was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval
Brampton
Norvalites
Naval Memorial Recreation Centre
Georgetown
J. L. Bell
George Burrows
ROAP
Jack Worthy
OLA
W. FP. McLean
Dick Blain
Dr. McLean
Nels Robinson
Russ Fendley
Bill Reid
Caledon
Inglewood
Nortonville
Cheltenham
Jerry Kendall
Fred Keyes
Doug Raine
Rev. Self
Rover
Jim Burton
Joe Schertzl
Nick Ferri
Olle Burton
Jim Clare
Hartley Cameron
Wilf Raine
Archie Campbell
Milt, Burrows
Clark Lyons
Bob Davis
Halton results show Hall ahead in provincial race by 1071 votes
Final Halton County tally as received from returning officer Wm. G. McDowell shows Stanley Hall PC defeating Mrs. Mary Pettit Liberal by 1071 votes. Vote totals reflect heavier June 4 turnout than Aug 4, 1943, with Conservatives and Liberals gaining while OC F declines. Local notes include two Georgetown soldiers returning from overseas, Gnr Edwin H. Smith and Dvr V Greygoose, as well as incomplete service vote figures awaiting final totals next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Wm. G. McDowell
Georgetown
Stanley Hall
Ontario
Mary Pettit
OCF
Hall
Blakelock
Wilkinson
Foster
Ind
Gnr
Edwin H. Smith
Dyr_ V. O. Greygoose
Dieppe
Gnr. Smith
G. D. Smith
Main Street
Orillia
RCA
Grey and Simcoe Foresters
Dor. Greygoose
Rebekahs Hold Installation at Verdun Lodge No.184
Sixty five members attended the Verdun Rebekah Lodge No. 184 meeting on Tuesday June 6. A Hamilton carload participated as four new candidates received the Degree. Officers praised by Myrtle Drow and Lillian Ritchie led the charge with piano accompaniment by Dora Petch and Lucy Feller. A luncheon followed served by Groups 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun Rebekah Lodge No
Hamilton
Rebekah
Sikx
Myrtle Drow
Lillian Ritchie
W. Mendham
Noble
Vivian Arnold
Dora Petch
Lucy Feller
James Dobble
Gordon King
G. Cavanagh
Bessie White
W. Marshall
W. Mendram
Freeman Letter Thanks Friends After June 4 Vote
In our mail bag Freeman Ontario June 9 1945 a reader thanks friends for kindness shown during the election campaign and their vote on June 4 Mrs Pettit George Allen moved to a new position and is secured in a new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allen
Halton Liberal Hughes Cleaver Wins Decisive Local Majority
In Halton County the Liberal incumbent Hughes Cleaver was re elected to the federal seat with about a 608 vote majority over Conservative Allan Nicholson. Oakville Burlington and Nelson Township favored the Liberals while Georgetown and nearby areas showed shifting support. County results indicate Liberals gain ground as provincial patterns echo in federal race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
John Bracken
Halton
Hughes Cleaver
Allan Nicholson
Mr. Cleaver
Glen Whk- Hams
Oakville
Burlington
Nelson Township
Georgetown
Stan Heh
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King Street
Ostrander
Mla.c
Jo Halton
Esquesing
Ted Smith
Victor Greygoose
Hall Millward Pettit
Acton
Nassagaweya
Nelson Atten
Yeecertomsees
W. L. MacKenzie King
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Rebekahs
Ye Traly
Pettit
Dominion
St. George's WA
Fred Laws
Jack McMenemy
Gordon Brown
Wales
Georgetown High School
Miss Peebles
Moynan
Armand Swackhamer
Jimmie
Mountain View
E. B. Swackhamer
Herbert Erwin
Fred Harrison
Toronto General Hospital
Jene Brandford
Ralph Hansen
SPSG
Toronto University
Betty Grant
Arthur High School
Charles Gilbert
Nell
Arthur Reeve
W. G. O. Thompson
St. Luke's Church
Palermo
Elma King
Ayr
United Church
Hilda Enwin
Walter Carpenter
Chatham
W. Sahli
Leslie Sahli
Cpl
Bob Bridges
Alex, Kean
Bridges
RCAF
Moncton
N.B
Thomas Lake
A. H. Feller
C. E. McCreight
Windsor
Terry
D. G. Wright
Ken MacMillan
Ken McMillan
Joyce
McMillans
Perth County
Stratford
Hillesburgh
Browne Cleaver Nicholson
Town Hall
Pry
Public
Braishy
Cleaver
George Atkins
Ofne En
Carelyle
Browne
Progressive-Conservative
CCF
Wm. Anderson
J. Reid
John Lane
Som Leonard
Pred Sinclair
O. J. Patton
Mia
Feito
Ma E
Brown Cleaver Nicholson
Aneteteneees
Milton Seseene Eee
Pe Bareee
Esquesing Statanes
Nelson Eneten Pass
Trafalgar
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