Town Council Advances 1937 Audit and Arrears Plan
The council approved the 1937 auditors report, tasked the clerk to obtain Arena Company financials, and scheduled a special meeting to recover back taxes and water rates. A new grandstand was authorized for Park replacement, and tax rolls were to be returned on April 12. Reeve Davis noted potential paving two miles of highways funded by multiple levels of government. The High School Board will meet Thursday at 8. Cornell adjourned at 10:35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Lever
Jenkins
Hall
Arena Company
Lyons
Costiagg Ge Oeag Descargas
Smith
Reeve Davis
Georgetown
County Council
Cornell
Palermo Juniors Win Halton Drama Festival Trophy
Palermo Juniors captured the W. L. Dick Trophy at the Halton Juniors Drama Festival held in Milton High School auditorium. Acton Milton and Palermo groups performed with The Valiant and earned praise for high calibre acting. Adjudicator W S Dick presented the trophy after commending all casts and directing the community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
W. L .Dick
Halton
Milton High School
Acton
Milton
Valiant
Martyn Heslop
Millard Shepherd
Gwen Smith
Clarice Kingston
Fred Edwards
Evangeline
Ruth Cartwright
Wm. Tolton
Kenneth ‘Marshall
W. S. Dick
Ton
J. E. Whitelock
Halton Councils Decide Not to Buy Warble Powder This Year
Esquesing Nassagawega Nelson and Trafalgar townships reached a common decision not to purchase additional warble powder for 1938. Councils noted past supply had reached cattle owners for three years and that economical control suggests each owner will buy own needs. J E Whit praised county keymen and local press for support in this program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing
Nassagawega
Nelson
Trafalgar
J. E. Whit
Halton
St George and St Alban Parish Lent Services and Parades
Holy Communion at St George's 8 a.m. Fourth Sunday in Lent, Mothering Sunday observed. Sunday school 10 a.m. Matins and Litany 11 a.m. Evensong 7 p.m. Brownies and G W Club parade to service. Lenten service Thursday 7 30 p.m. St Alban's Glen Williams Fourth Sunday in Lent also Mothering Sunday. Sunday school 2 p.m. Evensong 3 p.m. Lenten service Wednesday 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Church
W. G. O. Thompson
Brownies
G. W. Club
St. Alban's Church
Glen Williams
United Church Schedule Rev F C Overend Sermons
The schedule lists activities led by Rev. F C Overend BA minister at the United Church. Wednesday at 8 p m prayer and Bible study. Sunday 10 a m Sunday school and Bible classes. 11 a m Preparation for the Sacramental Feast. 7 p m Who is Jesus the first in a series on great questions of the last week.
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United Church
F. C. Overend
Jesus
Baptist Church Service Schedule and Welcome
Pastor Rev. E. G. Baxter invites all to 10:30 am Sunday school and 7 pm worship with the topic The Challenge of God's Love. Evening services at 8 pm Monday for B Y P U and Thursday midweek service. A cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
E. G. Baxter
Y.P.U
Happy Landing at Gregory Theatre Opens With Star Cast
See Happy Landing at Gregory Theatre Georgetown next Saturday March 26 featuring Sonja Henie Don Ameche Jean Hersholt Ethel Merman Cesar Romero Billy Gilbert and others in a musical romance. The show arrives from Norseland festivals to New York winter spectacles with a radiant love story and a lively score by Raymond Scott Quintet. See it Saturday.
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Gregory Theatre
Georgetown
Norseland
New York
Sonja
Sonja Henie
Don Ameche
Happy Landing
Jean Hersholt
Ethel Merman
Cesar Romero
Billy Gilbert
Raymond Scott Quintet
Wally Vernon
Leah Ray
Explains Story of Rock Wool Insulating Material
Rock wool described as fireproof rotproof insulation with a 4 inch blanket equaling 11 feet of stone. Origin stories trace to Pele’s hair and a 1836 Hawaiian eruption myth, leading to Johns Manville production. It insulates homes in winter and cools in summer, reducing fuel and interior heat, and is also used as rock cork in industrial refrigeration insulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Valiquette
Johns- Manville Company
Kilenez
Hawaii
Peles
Pele
Johns- Manville
Georgetown Young People Win Halton Presbytery Drama Contest
Georgetown youths won the final round of Halton Presbytery Dramatic Contest held in Carlisle. The event featured teams from Georgetown and Carlisle with worship, music by Marie Mills Billa Bennett Jack and Roy Bennett. Judges Miss E Patterson and Mr Arias Springer praised both casts before Georgetown was declared the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Halton Presbytery
Georgetown
Carlisle
Halton
Arias Springer
Waterdown
Marie Mills
CarHste
Billa Bennett
Jack
Roy Bennett
Halton Forms Old Age Pension Board
The Halton County Council and the Department of Public Welfare have formed the Halton Old Age Pension and Mothers' Allowance Board in Toronto. Appointed members include A. A. Allen of Burlington as chairman, Herbert Inglehart, R. R. Bronte as vice-chairman, Mrs. D. Hartley, R. R. G. Milton, Mrs. W. E. Dent of Trafalgar, T. H. Marshall of Georgetown, and Wm. Deans, county clerk, secretary.
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Halton County Council
Department of Public Welfare
Parlament Buildings
Toronto
Halton Old Age Pension and
Georgetown
Wm. Deans
Irish Supper Brings Good Will and Local Talent
Miss Phyliss Bainbridge of Erin visited the Manse on Sunday. Maple syrup season returns as farmers tap. An Irish supper under the W. A. Friday evening drew a good crowd with a fine programme and contests. Mr. and Mrs. Hogarth of Fergus visited Mrs. Shortill. Young People’s Union members traveled to Ashgrove Monday night for an enjoyable gathering.
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Phyliss Bainbridge
Erin
W. A
John Hogarth
Fergus
W. Shortill
Young People's Union
Ashgrove
Acton Legion officers re elected at annual meeting
Acton Branch of the Canadian Legion renewed its leadership for an eighth term with Honorary presidents Dr E J Nelson and Dr J A McNiven. Officers include President J M McDonald First Vice President B G Young Second Vice President J Alger Secretary P L Wright Treasurer Dr P W Pearen Chaplain Rev H L Bennie and an executive committee. A separate note reports John Gibbons sustaining a fractured shoulder after a fall at Beardmore Co. plant. Heavy fog contributed to a minor two car collision at Mill and Young Streets with no serious injuries to occupants Mrs Williamson and Mrs W J Cleave and two children were shaken but unharmed.
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Offccrs
Acton
The
Canadian Legion
E. J. Nelson
J. A. McNiven
Ldocal
LODE
J. M. McDonald
B. G. Young
J. Alger
P. L. Wright
P. W. Pearen
H. L. Bennie
J. Chapman
P. Selt
G. Musselle
B. Bayliss
John Gibbons
Beardmore Co
Mill and
Young Streets
H. Shéutham
Duncan St
Toronto
M. Williamson
Georgetown
Williamson
Southam
Wiliamson
W. J. Cleave
Free Press
Milton social fete marks 37th anniversary at Scott home
The thirty seventh anniversary of a Scottish social was celebrated in Milton on March 12 1901 at Mrs E Sargeants with former attendees including Miss E Dewar pianist Mrs M Mitchell and M E Nikon. A Milton man suffered a knee injury Friday when a motor throttle jammed during a return trip to the east end. 30 stitches were needed. Mrs Hamilton North daughter of late Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith of Omagh died in Detroit Michigan on March 6 with interment in Detroit March 9.
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John Scott
Antiburg
George D. Denton
Hamilton North
Joseph .Smith
Omagh
Detroit
Mich
Bridge
Ont
Champion
After-Dinner Speakers Time Limits Vary
One radio speaker stops when his time is up but not all after dinner speakers follow the same rule.
District Governor Visits Local Lions Club Meeting
District Governor L W Peterson visited the Georgetown Lions Club meeting at the McGibbon House. Deputy District Governor Dr Deans and President H Freidmann attended as the Georgetown High School Orchestra and Toronto talent provided entertainment. Guests came from Brampton Burlington and Oakville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Peterson
Lions Club
Georgetown
Deans
Peterson
H. 1 Freidmann
Georgetown High School Orchestra
Toronto Talent
Lage
Brampton
Burlington
Oakville
Correction on Teachers Salary Reductions by High Board
Georgetown letters correct a Herald report stating teachers requested higher pay. The Board had reduced salaries during downturn and began partial restoration as conditions improved, deciding last week not to grant further increases. Co. B. Dayfoot and W. V. Grant urge clarity.
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Georgetown Herald
Georgetown
Ontario
High Board
Imst
Co. B. Dayfoot
W. V. Grant
Norval Rifle Club tops Toronto C R A in March match
Norval Rifle Club defeated Toronto Civilian R A 878 to 866 out of 900 in a league match on March 18 with Mrs Wreford and Harvey Nurse each firing a high score. A spoon contest followed with Mr Nurse winning 49 of 50. Next week Norval hosts Toronto C R A for a return match March 25.
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Toronto
R. A
Norval
Norval Club
Toronto C.R.A
Wreford
Harvey Nurse
Nurse
Waterdown
Hillsburg
H. Nurse
F. Stark
F. Johnson
W. Lisk
F. Hustler
E. McKinney
Dr. Stevenson
W. Robinson
W. Wilson
Local Personal Notices From Brampton and Surrounding Areas
Mr R E McKay of Brampton visited town last Thursday. Mr and Mrs James Duke of Stratford visited with Mr and Mrs Frank Petch during the week. Mrs Eric Allan of & Thomas spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs O T McKay. Mr and Mrs Ted Morrow of Toronto spent last weekend with Mrs Morrow's mother, Mrs Robert Lane. Mr Frank Thompson, superintendent of the Hatton and Peel Childrens Aid Society, visited Monday. William Roney is recovering after nine weeks at Christie Street Hospital in Toronto. Mrs Edward Marshall of Limehouse grew ill with pneumonia while visiting her son Chief Wm Marshall. friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs S M Ginsberg of Muskoka Lodge Portey returned from Florida and stay a few weeks in town before returning to Muskoka. Mrs W A McClure of Georgetown with her brother Mr Jas Eccles of Brampton and Miss M Osburn and Mr John Osburn of Georgetown attended the funeral of their cousin Major Eccles of Holstein last Monday. He was a son of the late Wm Eccles formerly of Glen Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. McKay
Brampton
James Duke
Stratford
Frank Petch
Eric Allan
Thomas
O. T. McKay
Ted Morrow
Toronto
W. A. McClure
Georgetown
Jas. Eccles
M. Osburn
John Osburn
Major Eccles
Holstein
Wm. Eccles
Glen Willams
Arcadian Concert Orchestra Forms In Acton Area
A group of regional musicians formed the Arcadian Concert Orchestra to blend talents and perform classical works. Fifteen members attended the first practice. more musicians are urged to join Acton Milton Brampton and nearby areas. Regular meetings Sundays at 3 o clock at Georgetown.
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Arcadian
Qual & Genered Lanention
Acton
Milton
Brampton
Georgetown
A. Maclaren
R. Ross
Omar Diggins
William Young
Farmers of Halton Burn Demand Note
Halton Agricultural Society met in Milton to witness the burning of a $2600 demand note from four years ago. Board members were bonded for $200 each. The meeting celebrated financial progress with a bank surplus and cooperative efforts. Mayor E Syer chaired. welcome by N A Sinclair. greetings from Milton Reeve John Irving and others. Music, prizes, and community singing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Agricultural Society
Hall
Milton
E. Syer
N. A. Sinclair
John Irving
Nelson Kinson
Norval
J. E. Whitelock
E. M. Readhead
Milton Clements
Hill
G. Agnew
Maurice Rose
K. Dewar
D. Hartley
F. G. Guroy
Robert Mullin Passes After Heart Attack in Kincardine
Funeral services were held for Robert Mullin a longtime Kincardine resident who died from a heart attack Tuesday noon while finishing piano tuning work. Mullin born in Glen Williams and having lived in Kitchener Winnipeg and Florida, leaves wife Sanford Shantz daughter Mrs C M Shantz and several grandchildren. He was active in Twin City Lodge 509 A P and A and 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden Hall
C. M. Shantz
Kincardine Cemetery
Robert Mullin
Kincardine
S. M. Scott
Knox Presbyterian Church
G. W. Kersey
Kincardine United Church
Northern Light Lodge No. 93
Haruki Linklater
Mr. Mullin
Glenwilliams
Halton County
Henry Mullin
Martha Kickley
Ontario
Twin City
Mullin
Sanford
C M. Shantz
E. Jacob
Port Huron
Michigan
Jack Gimby
Robert
Sanford Shantz
Norman
June Jacob
W.H. Mullin
Glen Williams
R. B. Bennett
Kincardine Reew
Creative block hits after late-night efforts
Writer laments persistent difficulty producing ideas despite trying early bedtimes and varied approaches. The piece notes frustration with mental fatigue and stalled inspiration, suggesting a longing for fresh motivation.
Legion Celebrates Tenth Anniversary and Retains Members
A large attendance marked the Legion anniversary as ex-service men and the Woman's Auxiliary celebrated ten years of progress in Ontario. Speeches praised past presidents J. D. Kelly and A. J. O’Neill, while Col. W Rhodes discussed the Soldiers' Aid Association. The evening featured music, a tap dance act, and dancing after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
J. D. Kelly
A. J. O'Neill
Ontario
Col. Cousens
A. O Neill
Legion and Woman's Auxiliary
J. M. McDonald
H. R. Adams
Kemshead
W. Rhodes
Ds.o
M.C
Soldiers’ Aid Association
Joseph Gibbons
C. 8. Eee Vc
M. Merryday
J. M. Moore
Legion
J. Coa. G. O. Brown
Goenrede-Hawker
Ethel Kemshead
Betty Paul
Jane Early
Charles Colville
Toronto
Trish Supper Largely Attended at Presbyterian Church
A large Monday evening Trish supper at the Presbyterian church drew a grateful crowd. The program featured choir numbers under Mr. B. T. Param and community singing. Vocal solos by Miss Doris and Mr. Faram, a violin duet by Param and Wm. Young, and instrumental pieces by Clair en saw and others. The Sunday school room, recently redecorated, was praised for its beauty.
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Halton Old Age Pension and Mothers’ Allowance Board
Ballinafad
RE High School Report
Georgetown, Ont
Board
Norval Rifle Club
8. M. Ginsberg
Muskoka Lodge
Portey
Florida
Muskoka
Halton -Buen
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W.A
Trish