Retarded Blitz Campaign Receives Close to Two Thousand
Chairman reports almost $2,000 raised from Georgetown and surrounding residents for the mentally retarded campaign. Contributions are being collected at the Imperial Bank of Commerce on Main Street through the campaign, with the account open a bit longer. Thanks expressed to area residents and canvassers for their time and support as Sunshine Schools transition to county board responsibility in 1960.
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Imperial Hank
Comreree
Main Street
Georgina
Sunshine
Believer’s Gratitude Draws Followers and Pleases Lord
A concise reflection notes that constant expressions of gratitude to the Lord please Him and attract believers to Him, highlighting spiritual appeal and devotion as central themes in faith practice.
Christian Reformed Church Radio Hour Announced
Listen Sundays to the Back to God Hour on 100.7 FM with Radio Minister Dr. Joe Nederhood. Broadcast times include 9:30 am and 10:00 am sessions, with additional listings.
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Joe
Nederhood
IL A.m
W. Burritt
Annual Supper Precedes Norval Institute Meet
The Norval Institute held a June gathering at Mrs. Don Murray’s home with a pot luck supper and a meeting led by President Mrs. Joe Murray. Members contributed a Canadian product, and a note of thanks was read from Mr. Pat Patterson. A catering committee was formed for an August wedding, and plans were discussed for a picnic at Earl Roe Park near Mrs. Harold Collins’s home.
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Norval
Collins
Don Murray
Joe Murray
Swift Cart S Iadian Co. Ltd
Bramalea
Pat ‘Patterson
Con Yon
Howard Chester
Graydon Chester
Lawrence Mady
Lorne Cleave
Earl Roe Park
Harold Collins
Norval Anglicans Host Playground Picnic at Terra Cotta Conservation Area
Norval Anglicans held a Congregational playground picnic at Terra Cotta Conservation Area on Saturday June 8. Over 100 members attended with races for children and adult mixed couples, a sewing on patch race, and refreshments. A plant donation offer for the school garden and a talk on a Mechanical Apple Harvester were shared, followed by a jumbled letter contest on industries in Georgetown.
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St. Paul's _Anglican Church
Norval
Terra Cotta Conservation Ares
Abr
Jenner
Ollows
Funder
Karen Sparkes
Pall
Pitt
Ae Sand
Chrighine
I Gorin
Iayt Melisasc
Kelly Sedore
Billy Varney
Cindy Russell
Randy Fendley
Marie Fendley
Gordon Fendley
Stan Moore
Jim
Lindley
Joan Carter
W. Graham
Indust
Georgetown
Joe Murray
J.may
Creek Cut Off Sparks City Council Complaint
Cyril Clark of 34 Ewing Street lodges a formal complaint over a property cut off by Ewing Street reconstruction. He warns of taking action if ignored as Dr. We Smith notes the engineer’s absence and the mayor criticizes the contractor for careless handling of the job.
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Cyril Clark
Ewing Street
Council Moythity
We Smith
Penny Sale Attracts Large Crowd And Prize Winners
North Halton Golf and Country Club Ladies section hosted a penny sale drawing a large crowd. Winners included Gray Coach Lines staff and many local residents. The council approved sewer project funding and accepted resignations and appointments, while a $100 grant was issued to the Georgetown Girls' Pipe Band.
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Robert Francis
Iadies
North Halton
Betty McHardy
Mrs. Roe
Dorothy Moffat
Rhona Gadd
Dorothy
Douglas Fowler
Young
Eleanor Inglis
Wendy
Worrall
Havel Marshall
Ratton
Gregory Grovelle
Johns
Reid
Pearl Kerby
Georgetown Girls
Terra Cotta Resident Fell From Machinist Role in Hungary Tragedy
Memorial service held for Arnold MacLeod in Terra Cotta after a sudden accident in Hungary. The former Georgetown resident, born in Whitney Pier Nova Scotia, aged 40, died June 2 at Peel Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife and son in law and daughter, with the Bachner family and Karl Stacherl among those affected. Mr MacLeod had worked as a machinist in Toronto and General Machinists prior to moving to Grav Austria, enjoying outdoors activities and bowling. Funeral details show reliance on local officials and community members.
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Arnold
Georgetown
Edwin Macleod
Terralent
Cotta
Hungary
Peel Memorial Hospital
Mr. MacLeod
Whitney Pier
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Bachner Fivedin
Terr
iNitop
Queen Street
Catherine Stevenson
man at_Deltacrafts
New Aberdeen
Australong
Karl Stacherl
Grav
Austria
Terra Cotta
General Machinists J
Toronto
Limehouse Council Allows North Side Parking on Guelph Street
In a compromise with the Hoard of the United Church the council permits parking on the north side of Guelph Street from John to Main while banning parking on the south side Water to Main except Sundays. Communion services will be at Limehouse Presbyterian from John to Main Street. Stephanie Lister celebrated her twelfth birthday en route to visit relatives when the accident occurred.
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The
United Church
Guelph St
John
Main St
Limehouse Presbyterian
Water
Main
Rt Street
Stephanie Lister
Milton Annexation Proposal Expands Town Size
The Ontario Municipal Board approved an annexation plan allowing Milton to absorb 269 acres from Esquesing Township and about 2,000 acres from rural Oakville, boosting Milton’s area from 1,008 to roughly 2,500 acres. The board reduced the Oakville portion from Milton’s initial 2,100 acres after noting Esquesing Township lacks zoning controls.
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Milton Wall
Ontario Municipal Board
Walton
Es Uesing
Township
Oakville
Milton
OMB
Esquesing
Limehouse and Milton Town Notices and Developments
Letters to council from K Helfant discuss development at 19 21 and 25 Main St L and nearby Limehouse areas for industrial use. Memorial Hall repairs appear, with mentions of municipal winter services and tenancy issues. Council decisions touch on a representation picnic and local foremen’s knowledge amid a small Milton population around 500 residents.
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Main St. L
K. Helfant
Council
Whelmer
Limehouse
Memorial Hall
Limehouse Presbyterian
Milton
AL Renton
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