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Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 25, 1958

Page

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Georgetown Industry to Produce Porcelain and Metal Goods

A new Georgetown area plant renovated after Dolphin Craft’s closure will manufacture porcelain enamelled metal products. The firm, led by P. Graham Bell and associates, will operate with a Bayview Avenue headquarters Toronto and Georgetown factory, using Bell’s technical guidance for multiple area plants.

New Georgetown Et Eee P. Bikosciee Sa Teadee Did Dolphin Sikcet On Hane Reyel Beek Saa Bes Akasay Dolphin Craft P. Graham Bell Graham Bell Ltd Graham Bell Enz Meling Ltd

Five Hurt After Head-on Crash On Sth Line

A head-on collision on the Sth Line between Georgetown and Glen Williams last Wednesday night sent five people to hospital. John McGill, 16, suffered a severely slashed arm and blood loss, while others endured serious injuries including a fractured hip, facial lacerations, and a fractured skull as police and multiple doctors responded promptly.

Georgetown Glen Williams St. Joseph’s Hospital Guelph John McGill Roy McGill Church St Paul Marshall Harold Marshall Charles Ss Stan Miller St. Joseph’s Florence Schleicher Barbara Giefert Guelph General Terra Cotta Harley Lowe Ted Scott

Fendley Family Reunion at Ferndale Park Crowded

The Fendley clan held a reunion at Ferndale Park on Sunday June 15 with ball games and novelty races in the afternoon. About 128 members attended and enjoyed lunch served by the lunch committee. Harold Fendley of Glen Williams was elected president and Shirley Fendley of Norval secretary for the coming year.

Fendley Ferndale Park Harold Fendley Glen Williams Shirley Fendley Norval

Kinsmen Plan Kiddies Playground at Community Pool

Georgetown Kinsmen Club held its year end banquet at Hilltop Lodge and announced that work on a kiddies playground at the community pool site would begin in two to three weeks. The club will focus on sodding and planting trees on the allotted land.

Georgetown

Hospital Administrator Speaks To Rotarians Tri Town Meet In Milton

Walter Patch of the Kingston Waterloo general hospital spoke to Rotary about the Ontario Hospital Commission and the national health plan. He described the commission as impartial and outlined costs and services, noting two dollar ten cents for singles and four twenty for families. James Ritchie introduced him. Bill Hamilton closed the meeting as many members and wives prepared to attend the Milton tri town meet.

Rotary Rotary Club Georgetown Tasmania Australia Walter Patch Kitchener - Waterloo General Hospital Ontario Hospital Commission Patch James Ritchie John D. Kelly Bill Hamilton Milton

Karen Reichardt Birthday Party At Home

Karen Reichardt daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Reichardt of 4 John St E celebrated her tenth birthday with a barbecue at home. Guests included Christy McArthur Sheryl Puckering Linda Wood Janet Chamberlain and Cathy Wil-

Karen Reichardt Bob Reichardt John St. E Christy McArthur Sheryl Puckering Linda Wood Janet Chamberlain Cathy Wil

Everett Cole longtime Georgetown customs officer dies

Everett Cole 73 lifelong Georgetown resident and former customs collector died Sunday. He served as treasurer and worshipful master of Credit Lodge AF and AM and chaired the Georgetown Cemetery Board. Funeral conducted by Rev. Morgan McFarlane with pallbearers named, interment Greenwood Cemetery.

Georgetown Everett Cole Sg Fer Street John Wesley Cole Old Bank of Hamilton Credit Lodge AF & AM Presbyterian Church Bessie Kay Morgan McFarlane Harold C. McClure Douglas Cole Andy Crichton Jack Williamson James Cooper Alliston Nixon Cole Ronald Cole Toronto Greenwood Cemetery

Attempts Landing Plane Crashes in Main St Farm Field

A cab trainer piloted by Robert Dunbar crashed in Moore's field west of Main Street while attempting to land Sunday night after taking off from Toronto Island. No injuries were reported. damage to motor, propeller and undercarriage. police investigated by Cst. Ted Scott.

Robert Dunbar Sussex St Toronto Moore's Field Main Street Dunbar Toronto Island Cst Ted Scott Tocal

Barbecue and Garden Party by Halton Masonic Lodge

Members of Halton Chapter Masonic Lodge and their wives attended a garden party and barbecue at Jack Armstrong's home 23 Park View Blvd last Wednesday night June 18. Jim Linton Bill Hamilton John Gunn and George Sivil cooked while Ralph Ursel provided entertainment with an electric piano. Games and square dancing filled most of the evening, hosted by Jack Armstrong and Sam Penrice.

Halton Masonic Lodge Jack Armstrong Parkview Blvd Jim Linton Bill Hamilton John Gunn George Sivil Ralph Ursel Sam Penrice

Minister Guest Speaker Wrigglesworth Banquet

The Wrigglesworth Public School grade eight banquet on Monday June 23 featured Rev. Morgan McFarlane as guest speaker with remarks on unfinished business and education as training. Notable attendees included Graham Farnell Ray Salter Mayor Jack Armstrong and Bob Hyde. The evening included toasts to the Queen country and staff, musical entertainment by the Wrigglesworth double trio, and dancing.

Wrigglesworth Public Morgan McFarlane McFarlane Mr. McFarlane Graham Farnell Home & School Association Public School Board Ray Salter Jack Armstrong Bob Hyde Mary Jane Taylor Our Country Ineke Weststeyn

Georgetown Stores Plan Open on Dominion Day Eve

Several Georgetown stores say they will open next Monday, the day before Dominion Day, signaling early shopping ahead of the holiday. Local merchants expect increased traffic and courtesy hours to accommodate residents and visitors.

Georgetown

Two Children Injured As Car Jumps Curb

An Oldsmobile driven by Carole Lane jumped the curb in front of Richardson’s Crest Hardware on Main Street. Ralph Dyson age three and St Bailey age three were treated by doctors for injuries after the car struck the sidewalk at about 5:50 p.m. Officer Ted Scott investigated.

Ralph Dyson Oly Dyson Edith St St Bailey Ace Bailey Church Street C. V. Williams R. T. Paul Richardson Hardware Main St Oldsmobile Carole Lane George St Es Geal Beer Steve Bailey Ralf Dyson Ted Scott

Laughlin Clan Reunion Held at Orangeville

The Laughlin clan held its 13th annual reunion at the Hunter home in Orangeville with over 70 members. President John McClure of Georgetown welcomed attendees as Agnes and Eccl es McClure oversaw a sports program. New officers were elected: Bill Laughlin president, Herman Laughlin vice president, Mrs Bill Laughlin secretary treasurer, Watson Wiggins, Harry Laughlin, Elgin Laughlin on the place committee. Special prizes honored oldest lady Mrs Tom Laughlin, youngest child Laurie Laughlin, longest distance Norm Laughlin, guessing winner Ruby Laughlin, wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs Watson Wiggins, hidden bell Margaret Wilkinson, and newest auto Elgin Laughlin.

Laughlin W. H. Hunter Keith Hunter Orangeville John McClure Georgetown Agnes Eccles McClure Bill Laughlin Harman Laughlin Oshawa Sec Treas Watson Wiggins Harry Laughlin Brampton Elgin Mrs. Watson Wiggins Caledon Margaret Wilkinson Malton Elgin Laughlin

Past Pupils Honor Retiring Glen Williams Teacher

Former students from Glen Williams Public School gathered on June 21 to honor Mrs. Edna Beaumont as she retires after 36 years on staff, most recently as principal. Roy Norton chaired the event as Georgetown Boys Band led by Alf Perrott performed. John Wagstaffe and his son Danny spoke and presented a silver tray and money purse from present and former students.

Edna Beaumont Glen Williams Public School Beaumont Roy Norton Georgetown Alf Perrott Bill Marty Wheeler Marty Toronto Guelph John Wagstaffe Danny John Glen Williams

Moore Farm Site Top Choice For Georgetown Hospital

A Moore farm tract on the western highway entrance to town emerged as the No 1 choice for Georgetown hospital site amid council discussion. Plans include a trunk sewer to the CNR right of way and a subdivision layout with hospital industrial and residential zones.

Moore Farm Harald Fobert Georgetown Fobert CNR Wm. Carr Delrex Swanek Fred Harrison Doug Sargent John Gunn Hospital Board Council Hospital Committee Moore Public Works Committee

Landscaping Tips Highlight Horticulture Leader at Ratepayers Meeting

Ed Faris of the Georgetown Horticultural Society spoke on Basic Landscaping at the East Georgetown Ratepayers Association meeting held June 19 at Wrigglesworth School. Sid Hardie presided. discussion covered ward system pros and cons and year end highlights included a federal election meeting and blood donor campaign.

Ed Faris Georgetown Horticultural Society East Georgetown Ratepayers Association Wrigglesworth School Faris Sid Hardie Roy Warwick

Golden Hand Ceremony For 2nd Brownie Pack in St. George's Hall

The 2nd Georgetown Brownie Pack held a social evening on June 17 in St. George's Church hall to close the season. Twenty three mothers attended as Susan Collier Dianne Golden Sandra Hayes and Joanne Mitchell received the Gold Hand Award. Six Brownies promoted to Guides in February were invited back for leaving certificates. Additional badges were awarded for Swimming Proficiency to Darlene Ledwidge skating to Laura Bairstow Ginny Terry and Linda Powers and Valerie Kitchen earned her collectors badge. After games and Brownie activities.

Georgetown St. George's Church Hall Norman Marchment Susan Collier Dianne Golden Sandra Hayes Joanne Mitchell Joyce Rundle Laura Bairstow Ginny Terry Linda Powers Judy Meades Edwina Smith Darlene Ledwidge Valerie Kitchen

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Rush Main St. Farm Field Wrigglesworth Laughlin Clan Glen Georgetown Hospital Maurice Herbert Brantford Hewson Crescent Brent Avenue United Church A. E. Kewiey Mildred Leona Mabee T. L. Mabee Maurice William Herbert Thomas Herbert Temple Road Read and Innes Smith & Stone, Ltd John Searchfield Ruth Sheffield William Malham Norman Herbert Adbert Whitney Hotel Kerby Ontario Local 73 National Union of Public Service Employees Administration Committee Enway Rexway Mountainview Rd Carr Dept. of Highways Engineer Carr McGilvray Credit River Glen Williems North Halton Lator Niall St. George’s Hall
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