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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 22, 1962

Page

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Wintermeyer Dinner Set for March 28 in Lagoon Hall

Local Liberals honor Hon John J. Wintermeyer QC in Ontario Legislature with a March 28 dinner at Lagoon Hall. Haitian Liberal attendees include Dr Harry Varley and Burlington mayor Owen Mullin. Mrs Wintermeyer plans to join from Kitchener. callers urged to secure tickets by phone TR 7 3407 TR 72404 or TR 72701.

John J. Wintermeyer Ontario Harry Varley Oakville Owen Mullin Burlington Lagoon Hall Lejson

Calypso Polka Band Operation 62 Feature

Calypso and polka acts with a large cast perform in a revue style show. Notable contributors include Toots Burns Duncan Key Thompson Eric Wallace Ross Norton Mae Busch Jim Rundle and Mae Busch. The script and lyrics are revised regularly to keep the show fresh.

Ben Carey Dr. Kildare Toots Burns Duncan Key Thompson Eric Wallace Ross Norton Bill Fisher Mae| Busch Pardon Me Jim Rundle Ed—Wilson Jim Carney Bil Carr Emmerton Jim Turnbull Enid Uran Vicki Lay Nadine Rupert Yom Trouten Tom Darcle Glen Wil Hams Nightingale

Fete for Albert Dolson on 80th birthday at Terre Cotta Farm Club

Relatives and friends gathered at Terre Cotta Farm Club for Albert Dolson’s 80th birthday. Sons Howard and Herbert organized the surprise party with a turkey dinner, prizes, and photographs. Dolson, moved to Georgetown ten years ago, was surprised with a green feather swivel chair as a keepsake.

Albert Dalson Market Stoon Terre Cotta Farm Clab Howard Herbert Mr. Dolson Union WA Cachre Kazabeth Leshe George HH. Leshe Ad Elsworth Arnott Chrence Anderson Dolson Frank Polson Farm Mr. Dolan Letty Ann Ane Georgetown Tis David Leslie Allan George “H. Leslie Starret Leslie T.C. Dolson Mark Nicholson John McClure Elsworth Arnott Elizabeth Leslie Albert Hunter Percy Leslie Fred Lyons Frank Petch Clarence Anderson Fred Hutchinson John Campbell Vern Thompson Jim McKane Andrew MacDonald T. L. Leslie William Lyons

Open council committee meetings to press after Brown-Cock motion

Council endorsed a motion to invite the press to committee meetings. Alex Marshment urged openness for many constituents who feel debates are hidden and want to know how decisions are made. Dr. Prawn said there is nothing secretive in committee discussions.

Alex Marshment Council Mehen Lees Delrex Emmerton Bairstow Reeve Hunter Hunter Preent

Citizens Duties Topic for Speech and Meeting Report

A local meeting covered citizen duties with a motion and minor CPR discussion. Charlie Wilkinson of Mil Think Councilors were urged to join all committees, and Eline spoke at Stewart Town Home and School Association on March 15. The event included a Q and A, the corporal's speech, and concluded with a social hour.

Ein Chariie Wilkinson Milthink Ton-Opp Ings Resve Eline Stewarta Town Home& School Association

Dr BarriQer advocates public race for phone talks

A remarked exchange features Dr BarriQer opposing a motion and joking about recording phone conversations and handing them to the press. The snippet hints at a skeptical view of transparency in communications.

BarriQer

Masked Bandit Slugs Elderly Man In Home Robbery

John Clark MacDonald of 97 Mount slaview Rd North remained in hospital with injuries after a brutal home invasion on Wednesday. Police Chief Rey Haley said suspects were questioned and an arrest may be imminent. The incident occurred while MacDonald, 97, was upstairs. a hooded woman demanded his wallet and struck him, causing head injuries. A neighbour helped and MacDonald was later treated at hospital for injuries and rest. The wallet contained $047 dollars.

John Clark MacDonald Mountslaview Rd Rey Haley Hareld MacDoneld Daustnhier Elamore Shier al Hout Buat Bso MacDonald Dutat Haines Gass Cooper Dave Hanesek Cooper Mike Christopher Ron Rankin Dro Walliams Wes

Sunshine School bond boost from local firms and bank

Gabriel Hester and two local firms Varian Associates and the Howard Smith Alliance Paper Mill each donated one thousand dollars to the North Halton School for Retarded Children building bond. The Dominion Tar and Chemical parent company sent the cheque. the Royal Bank added two hundred fifty dollars, bringing Georgetown’s total to about seven thousand dollars. Zorge Construction Co. won the 41,028 dollar contract to begin construction, with a June completion expected.

Gabriel Hester Varian Associates Howard Smith Alliance Paper Mill North Halton Dominion Tar and Chemical Royal Bank Georgetown Zorge Construction Co

Lost model Tiger Moth may be in Georgetown area

Georgetown residents are asked to report a missing Tiger Moth model plane after a test flight in Trafalgar Towan ship went out of control. Dennis Maggs of Weston, a model plane enthusiast, asks police to help locate the six foot wing span gasoline powered aircraft, which he believes drifted with the prevailing wind toward Georgetown. The Herald assists by asking readers to contact police with any information.

Dennis Maggs Weston Trafalgar Tewanship Georgetown Herald Cook Jto Coun Eamerson Emimerson Dee Harrison Harrison Reeve Ax Suiprano Industr

Opinions differ vote split on subdivision bylaw and fees

A May vote split 5 to 4 on a measure to release undeveloped portions of the Daltex subdivision. An amendment would slow development by delaying subdivision agreements and adjust bylaw provisions on residential and industrial commercial uses and deposits. The 1961 bylaw change replaces a fixed scale with a flat fee of 700 plus 1 per 1000 construction value with rebates for developer compliance.

Daltex Huure Buldhoy Wiithe Residental Industral Syoo

Co op sales pass milestone as 1961-63 growth shown

At Stewarttown Hall the Halton Co Op reported sales above the million dollar mark for the first time, highlighting Milton Georgetown and Erin. A graphic showed a total of 1 259 953 in sales with net profit rising. Directors and officers were elected by acclamation and guest speaker BR Gordon Bennett urged collective action to modernize farming and support industrial balance.

Halton Co-Op Stewarttown Hall CooOp Wee Clark Georgetown Moyen Caf Fle Residental TP Emmertson

Township Minutes Recall Early Days

Notes from the March township meeting held at Mrs Thacard Dotson's home. Mrs Fraser Macdonald quoted a motto about aging, Mrs Jo McDonald read TRAS minutes with references to saw mills and bridges, Florence Wright led a contest, and plans were made for April at Mrs Wilfrid Leslie's home.

Thacard Dotson Fraser Macdonald Fwio International Jo McDonald Tras Florence Wright Wilfrid, Leslie

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