County Election Results Show Hall Wins Relection By Narrow Margin
Official tally by Chief Returning Officer W G McDowell reports Stanley Hall Progressive Conservative MP P earned 6877 votes, Liberal F M Deans 6264, Liberal Mary Rettit 5469, with 15 168 voters across the county casting ballots in 1948 up from 1945. The figures correct earlier Herald error and cover Georgetown area totals as well as county totals.
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W. G. McDowell
Stanley Hall
M.P.P
Hall
Mra
Mary Rettit
C.C.F
Cecil Millward
F Whrong
Palls
Cagle Herald
Georgetown
Only Cowards Change
Mrs. Featherhugh confronts Mary Smith at the terrace as Jim, recently married to Mary, returns home from the army. Mary declares her place as Jim’s wife and challenges the mother’s authority, saying only cowards change while urging unity. The scene ends with Jim unaware of the emotional exchange as Mary introduces his mother to him.
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Fratherhugh
Rand
Mary Smith
Jim
Lotilla
Mary
Mrs. Featherhugh
Tennis Club Elects New Officer at Open Meeting
Art Reinhardt was elected vice-president at St Georges Tennis Club, replacing Mrs Mary Bedell who resigned. The fourteen attendees approved junior program plans with regular classes led by senior members. Max Braddbury will run early sessions as club prepares upper court for postwar play and upcoming events. junior membership is $2 with new members welcomed.
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St Georges
Art Reinhardt
Mary Bedell
Claives
Vations
Max Braddbury
Fep
St. George's
Conidltion
Uwvo
Margaret Hoare
Home Helpers Gathering At Knox Church
The Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church held its annual Home Helpers meeting at Mrs. 2 B Foulis home. Guest speaker Mrs Cruickshank from the Toronto Presbyterial spoke on fostering a missionary spirit and prayer life. Mrs L DeVries and Mrs W R Cromay sang two duets. meeting closed with prayer and lunch served by the Home Helpers.
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Sa Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian’ Church
B. Foulis
Cruickshank
Council Executive of
Toronto Presbyterial
L. DeVries
W. R. Cromay
H. Graham
Mill Employees Honour D. P. Crichton
Salaried workers and women from sorting and counting dep artments of Alliance Paper Mill bid farewell to retiring mill superintendent D P Crichton after thirty seven years of service. Mrs J G Gillis presented a mantel radio and an illuminated address.
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Alliance Paper Mill
D. P. Crichton
J. G. Gillis
Crichton
Cétehe
Bowling Notes at Georgetown Greens Players from Toronto win prizes
A Friday evening on June 11 saw bowlers from Toronto visit Georgetown Greens. Three games were played and a lunch was served by lady bowlers. Eight prizes were awarded: four to Toronto, two to Georgetown, and two to Streetsville. A follow up evening is set for June 26.
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Toronto
Georgetown
Streetsville
Termite Survey Method In Ontario Uses Spruce Stakes
To locate termite infested areas in Ontario, researchers drive 18 inch spruce stakes a foot into the ground in spring and pull them up in fall for inspection.
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Ontario
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