Vote Conservative in Ottawa era to push prosperity
A Halton Conservative pamphlet urges voters to back the Conservative party in Ottawa, arguing Liberal policies failed to curb unemployment and inflation since the 1930s. It lauds the 1957 58 progress under Diefenbaker and promises a 16 point Baker plan with incentives and technical training to expand industry.
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Elien
Lester Pearson
Halton
Ballinafad Community Party Honors Local Couples
A Friday night party at Stanley Park Erin celebrated upcoming marriages of M and Mrs Longstreet and Miss Ivadell Fair with Mr Norman Longstreet. Guests received gifts including lamps and an electric coffee pot. dancing followed.
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Stanley Park
Erin
Lee Longstreet
Ivadell Fair
Norman Longstreet
Frank Smith
Loyal True Blue Inaugurates Provincial Grand Lodge
The Loyal True Blue Association held a two day ceremony June 6 and 7 at the County Orange Hall in Toronto. Rev Willard Petherick administered the dedication service and his mother Mrs E Petherick of Toronto became the first RW Mistress of the new Provincial Lodge. Mrs Clare Little and Mrs Ken Harris attended, with Mrs Harry Shortill elected First Auditor.
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County Orange Hall
Toronto
Willard Petherick
Aldershot United Church
Supreme Grand Ledge
Grand Ledge
Rev. Petherick
E. Petherick
R- Harris
Harry Shortill
Meple Ave
Grand Lodge
Halton's Pride
Clare Little
Ken Harris
Georgetown
Books as Prizes For School Children At Limehouse Institute
Flowers themed meeting of the Limehouse Women's Institute at Memorial Walk last Thursday featured a corselet of lively activities. Members awarded books to a boy and girl in each classroom of S.S. No. 0 for attendance and punctuality at the upcoming Community Picnic. Mrs Gisby led the agricultural segment after reports on the 61st District Annual in Boston Church. A floral corsage and tea service were given to soloist Mrs Dednar of Brampton who sang Piper June and A Highland Lullaby. Lunch followed. next month’s plans, including sending plants to shut ins, were laid out.
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Limehouse Women’s Institute
Mra
Roughley
S.S. No. 0
Gisby
A. W. Benton
J. Noble
S. Kirkpatrick
Boston
Dednar
Brampton
Taxi Operator Dies Suddenly in Georgetown Community
William G. Braisby 44 operated the ANC Taxi in Georgetown for 3½ years. Born in Georgetown he lived there most of his life except WWII service with the Royal Canadian Ordinance Corp. Survived by wife Florence Kennedy and three children Gail Richard Marlene, plus two sisters. Funeral at Harold C. McClure Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Lloyd Whan, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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William G. Brassby
ANC
Georgetown
Caroline St
Mr Sraisby
Royal Canadian Ordinance Corp
Chapel Street
Georgetown Haigh School
Gertrude Mason Braisby
Fred Brandby
Jim
Florence Kennedy
Gail
Rachard
Marlene
C. Hall
Margaret
Little Britain
RO Harris
Daisy
Lloyd Whan
Flist Baptist Church
Harold C.mcclure
Fdith Street
Norman Smith
Agnew-Nicholson Wedding At Pembroke Presbyterian Church
Pembroke guests attended the Agnew-Nicholson wedding at the Pembroke Presbyterian Church with a reception afterward. The groom is the nephew of Mrs. Glynn and the bride is the minister Georga Nichols daughter. Toronto visitors and Congratulations to Mr Bul Cohoon for first year medicine at the University of Toronto.
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John Glynn
iCadet Peter Glynn
Pembroke Presbyterian Church
Bul 'Cohoon
University of Toronto
Presbyterian Church Of Canada Assembly Opens In Toronto
Mrs W Mitchell and Miss Doris Mitchell visit Weston this week. Attendees at the Knox Church opening of the General Assembly in Toronto include Mr The Price Commissioner, Mr and Mrs A C Patterson, Mr A W Benton, Mr and Mrs Ted Brown and Mr land Mrs Lloyd McEnery. On June 10 Mrs Emily McDonald hosted eighty guests for her jointy first birthday with a lunch for visitors from Acton Everton Arthur Stewartown Milton Georgetown and Limehouse.
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Jarvis
Allan Jamieson
F. W. Shortill
Toronto
the Price
A.C. Patterson
A. W. Benton
Ted Brown
Land
Lloyd McEnery
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In Canada
Knox Church
Emily McDonald
Acton
Everton
Arthur
Stewartlown
Milton
Georgetown
Lime
House
Georgetown Retarded Grants Sparks Municipal Support
Georgetown leads a push for provincial school grants for mentally retarded children to match those for standard public schools. Council forwarded the resolution to the Department of Education and asked other towns for backing. A list of favorable replies from Lindsay Orangeville St. Thomas St. Catharines Osthews Chesley Brampton Niegare Falle Owen Sound was read by clerk C G Benham.
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Georgetown
Council
Dept. of Education
C. G Benham
Lindsay
Orangeville
St. Thomas
St. Catharines
Osthews
Chesley
Brampton
Niegare Falle
Owen Sound
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