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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1955

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Georgetown Advertises for Full Time Town Engineer

Georgetown Council seeks a full time engineer to manage water, sewers, roads and building by law supervision as of May 1. Applications due by April 4 with salary set at 5200. Old park dump abandoned with garbage disposal via new landfill. dumping to be prosecuted for violators. Industrial waste dumping on McNab and John Streets to cease after owner told to clean up.

Georgetown Theirtown Urban Board Acton Milton Ross Simmons Deltex Marty Hale Public Works Harry Hale Hale Steve Eason McNab and John Streets Eason Council

Georgetown Players Pivot in Toronto Varsity Hockey Final

Two Georgetown bred players faced off in the University of Toronto B championship final at Varsity Arena. Bill Mac Cormack played for Pharmacy while Jim Kirkponte搭 represented Emmanuel College, each as a standout from Georgetown hockey roots.

University of Toronto Varsity Arena Georgetown Pharmacy Bill MacCormack E. V. Eee Emmanuel College Jim Kirkponte J. Pirk Ballinafed

Sorry Wrong Number Commencement Play Featured at Wrigglesworth

The high school plans a Thursday and Friday program at Wrigglesworth auditorium with the radio famous Sorry Wrong Number playlet starring Myrna Wilson and directed by Rose Piercey. Also Ring One for Central features students from grades 9 10 12 directed by Dorothy Parkinson. Athletic awards Thursday and academic awards Friday. choir and cadet corps perform each night.

Wrigglesworth Bart Stanwyck J. L. Lambert Myrna Wilson Leanne Carou Sandra Claire Bradley Betty Greig Dianne Harrison Dave Hart Don Anderson Brian Hyatt Carole Seddon Tom Dobbie Rose Piercey Dorothy Parkinson Central Donna Bennett Judy McCumber Ken Beam Bob Hooper Bob Tracey

Hornby Native John Wilson Celebrates 90th Birthday

John Wilson of London, a Hornby native and longtime farmer, marked his 90th birthday. He is brother to Mrs. T. J. Fisher, with the Fisher family visiting from towny for the weekend. The Wilson farm has been in the family for generations and is now owned by nephew Spencer Wilson.

Hornby John Wilson London Wilson T. J. Fisher Towny

Georgetown Considers Building a 30-Bed Hospital

A meeting at Wrigglesworth auditorium organized by the Chamber of Commerce discussed the potential Georgetown hospital. Officials from Guelph General Hospital and local physicians outlined options. a 30-bed facility could cost about $900,000. Representatives were urged to consult their groups and plan a public meeting if interest grows.

Georgetown Wrigglesworth Auditorium Chamber of Commirce W. E. Cor Guelph General Jtal J. H. Chamberlain Istair Macintosh Chamber

Simmons to Continue as Engineer for Acton Milton

North Halton Urban Board agrees to keep two-town engineering system. Ross Simmons will continue as engineer for Acton and Milton after Georgetown hires its own engineer after May 1. Simmons has lived in Georgetown since being engaged last year.

Georgetown Acton Milton North Halton Ross Simmons Simmons Urban Board

Birthday celebration for Mrs. M. Black in Georgetown area

Mrs. M. Black marked her 84th birthday with a family gathering on Saturday. She has lived with her son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Reid, since they moved to Georgetown, then to a farm north of Ballinafad. Relatives from Niagara-on-the-Lake attended.

M. Black Clifford Reid Georgetown

Car Wreck Injures Five En Route to Sundridge Hockey Game

A collision near Grevenhurst involved a transport truck and a southbound car, injuring five people including Georgetown players. Del Beaumont suffered serious knee injuries requiring surgery in Guelph. his wife and relatives sustained facial cuts, a twisted ankle, rib and knee injuries. The accident left two Georgetown players unable to play that night.

Sundridge de Umost Grevenhurst Beaumont Georgetown Junior Mr. Beaumont Mel Junior Beaumont del Beaumont Guelph Geneva Hospital

Ebenezer Minstrels perform to full Glen Williams audience

The Ebenezer Church Minstrels entertained a full house at Glen Williams United Church Friendship Club. Performers included Stuart Millar, Tony Frank, and others with piano by Mrs Early. The show featured old favorites and new numbers and was praised for its lively applause.

Glen Walted Mrs Early Lazy Bonds Marilyn Felker Glen Williams United Church de] Beaumont John Wagstaffe Wert Bullock Glen Willaams United Church Friendship Club Wrigglesworth School Georgetown Hospital

Margaret Sheffield widow of local rural mail carrier dies

Mrs. Margaret A Sheffield widow of the late Joseph Sheffield rural mail carrier dies after a short illness at Hodgins Rest Home Brampton Born in Beeton 75 years ago she lived in Inglewood Brampton Caledon Georgetown and Norton Apartments She is survived by seven children and a sister with daughter Mrs Leslie Robinson of Norval mentioned in the report.

Margaret A. Sheffield Leslie Robinson Norval Hodgins Rest Brampton Becton Sheffield Inglewood Joseph Sheffield Stan Goddard Caledon Norton Apartments Georgetown Lyla Boyes Vankoughnet Perry Mark Norman New Toronto Irene Wallace Hoover Hazel David A. McClure H. F. Ball Herb Robinson Archie Campbell

Georgetown to switch to local police force this May

Georgetown municipal council plans a three man local police unit by May end after Ontario Provincial Police rule ends contracts for towns over 2000 population this December. Mayor Armstrong proposes a chief start May 1 with two officers by month’s end, while Brampton Burlington Oakville and Orangeville provide cost figures for comparison.

Georgetown Ontario Unti OPP Brampton Burlington Oakville Orangeville Armstrong W. G. Marshall Cpl. Clark Cpl. Reynolds Sheffield Joe McBain Ray Beckett Cpl Beckett Tom Duby Don Smith Guy Harrington

Social and Personal notes from Stratford and beyond

Mrs J S Rankin is visiting in Stratford and London for a few days. Mr and Mrs William T Sinclair returned from Florida after a February stay in St Petersburg. Mr and Mrs C H Gribbens and son Alex of Toronto visited with Mr and Mrs Herb Hughes on Durham Street. Constable George Cousens of Ottawa RCMP visited his parents for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Gordon Garner of Finn and Georgetown returned from a Florida trip with friends from Hespler, spending time in Clearwater Florida.

J. S. Rankin Stratford London William T. Sinclair Florida St. Petersburg C. H. Gribbens Alex Toronto Herb Hughes Durham Street George Cousens Ottawa RCMP Gordon Cousens Gordon Garner Finn and Georgetown Hespeler Thomas Summers South Clearwater

Sundridge Beavers Rally to Lead Raiders in Playoff Opener

Sundridge Beavers seized a one game lead in their playoff series with the Raiders in Georgetown. Bucko's squad shut down the Raiders after the first period as Sundridge dominated with strong defense and timely goals.

Sundridge Beavers Raiders Georgetown Bucko Chappel Mogridge Johnstone Kidd H. Hill Sundridge Fred Lawrence Rene Martin Nick Ferri Ferri Georset Sin Judior Beaumont Pel Bradkin Wtigh Beaumont Brothers Del Junior Gravenhurst Anderson Hill Johnstone Horton Gerry Inglis Varey Hill Percival

Judy Nash celebrates eighth birthday party at Roxy theater

Judy Nash daughter of Mr and Mrs Ken Nash entertained guests at a theatre party at the Roxy for her eighth birthday then held a home party on King Street. Attendees included Jill Runham Mary McNamara Peter McNamara Heather Barber Jane Bradley Lynn Ritchie Ellen Biehn Sharon Allen Bruce Lawrence and Gerry Nash.

Judy Ken Nash The Roxy King Street Jill Runham Mary Peter McNamara Heather Barber Jane Bradley Lynn Ritchie Ellen Biehn Sharon Allen Bruce Lawrence Weston Gerry

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rotary Garden Campbell, Brampwes Georgetown Legion Auditorium C. F. Basil Tippet Dright John Gunn Provincial Paper, Ltd Whay Council Bob Lane Counci Ray- Berg Owen Sound Temperance Sts Mr. Carr Reeve Stan Allen Victorias John Corner Lower John St Mrs. M. Black Glen Williams Ebenezer Minstrels Margaret Sheffield Douglas Calder Gordon Campball Beampton Rotary’ Club Bob Burns Harold Hutchin Bob McColgény
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