Canadian Leaders Voice Unity Amid European Crisis
Spectator Ottawa reports Canadians calling for national unity in face of a world menace. Prime Minister King and Dr. Manion pledge loyalty to government, while Ontario's legislature urges imperial action and mobilization in a war emergency. The Trade Treaty with the United States advances with tariff debates and questions on automobile duties. An election appears likely this year as policy questions unfold.
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Spectator
Ottawa
Republic
Germany
Canada
Chamberlain
Mr. King
Mr. Chamberlain
Social Credit
Iceland
Mackenzie
National Defence
Atlantic
Ontario
United States
House of Com
Moore
Dunning
Tariff Board
Special Holy Week Church Services Unite Georgetown Churches
Holy Week services unite Georgetown Protestant churches with Young People’s Societies hosting Monday at Presbyterian Church. Tuesday at Baptist Church Rev F C Overend speaks. Wednesday at United Church Rev W G O Thompson addresses. Thursday at St George’s Anglican Church Rev D D Davidson speaks. Services start 8 pm for one hour, focusing on worship and meditation on Christ’s sufferings.
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Georgetown
Presbyterian Church
Young People's Societies
G. Baxter
Baptist Church
F. Cc. Overend
United Church
W. G. O. Thompson
D. D. Davidson
St. George's Anglican Church
God
Christ
Calvary
Holstein Breeders Banquet Draws Milton Crowd
The Halton Holstein Breeders and Milk Producers Associations held their annual banquet in Milton at St. Paul’s United Church Sunday School room with about 250 attendees. President Allan Mahon chaired a lineup featuring Capt. Norman Rawson’s humorous speech “How I Won the War,” a Merton Players play, and music by the Bennett Orchestra of Campbellville.
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Halton Holstein Breeders and Milk Producers Associations
St. Paul's United Church
Milton
St. Paul's Church
Allan Mahon
Milk Producers Association
Norman Rawson
Hamilton
F. H. Gilroy
Merton
Bennett Orchestra
Campbellville
Schedule for Departmental Exams This Year
Provincial Education Department exams run June 14 to 29 for Ontario schools. Middle and Upper School timetables feature Greek Authors Acidence and Composition, Spanish and Latin subjects, music, sciences, geometry, chemistry, botany, arithmetic, and more across multiple days with morning and afternoon sessions.
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Department of Education
Ontario
Middel
Canadian Legion Elect Officers At Branch 120 Meeting
Attendance was strong at Branch 120 Canadian Legion where President Wm Roney chaired. Officers elected include Hon President Dr J G Sutherland, President G B S Cousens, 1st VP C Parton, 2nd VP R Learmonth, Secretary J F McCartney, Chaplain Rev W G O Thompson, Sgt at Arms S Dewhurst, and committee heads for Canteen, Entertainment, Transportation, Property, Sports, plus Standard Bearers and Auditors.
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120
Canadian Legion
Legion Hall
Wm. Roney
A. Hornsey
Brampton
J. G. Sutherland
P. F. Blackburn
O. Herrington
Jas. Emmerson, Co. Stacey
S. P. Chapman
Wallace Thompson
Father and Son Banquet at Baptist Church
The Ill Try class of the Baptist Church held its first annual father and son banquet in the Sunday School hall. About fifty attendees enjoyed a fine supper after Welcome remarks and songs. Dr. A J Vining of Toronto was guest speaker praising Daniel and urging similar courage and faith.
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The
Baptist Church
Our Fathers
Thos. Warnes
Chas. Landsborough
M. Young
Holstein banquet and crokinole social attract crowds
Ashgrove notes a Holstein banquet at St Pauls United Church Milton drew a large crowd and a fine evening. The W.A. crokinole social is held Thursday with Miss Christina V Baxter, missionary on furlough from India, as guest speaker at the auxiliary meeting on Monday April 3.
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St. Paul's United Church
Milton
Christina V. Baxter
India
Leadership League Forms Plan After Library Meeting
An enthusiastic Leadership League gathering at the Public Library discussed county amalgamation ideas for Peel and Halton. Kenneth M. Langdon faced questions about press suggestions, Col. Ballantine voiced caution, and a committee including Langdon, John Farmer, Col. Ballantine, Rev. W G O Thompson, and Gordon Sutherland was formed to organize an April 13 meeting and arrange a head office speaker.
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Leadership League
Kenneth M. Langdon
Toronto
Peel
Halton
Col. Ballantine
Langdon A
Gordon Sutherland
Canadian National Railways
John Farmer
W. G. O. Thompson
Grace Johnstone Weds Stanley May Hornby in Omagh Ceremony
Spring flowers framed the Omagh home wedding of Grace Anita Burgess Johnstone and Stanley Louis May Hornby. Rev. Alex M Stewart of Toronto officiated with best man Kenneth Hornby. Bridesmaids included Dorothy Adamson. music by Mildred Johnstone and Ella Johnstone. The couple plans to reside in Hornby after a wedding tour.
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Grace Anita Burgess Johnstone
W. B. Johnstone
Omagh
Stanley Louis May
Hornby
R. E. May
Alex. M. Stewart
Toronto
Kermeth Hornby
Mildred Johnstone
Ella Johnstone
Dorothy Adamson
Erindale
May
Diamond Wedding Anniversary in Acton Couple Six Years Married
Mr and Mrs George Wilds celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary in Acton last Friday. It marked Mrs Wilds eighty fourth birthday. Mrs Wilds, born Jane Moore in Erin, and Mr Wilds, a Whitby native, were married by Rev Richard Hobbs sixty years ago and have resided in Acton since.
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George Wilds
Acton
Ms.Wilds
Wilds
Jane Moore
Erin
Mr. Wilds
Whitby
Richard Hobbs
Auditors' Report on Georgetown finances for 1938
The 1938 Jenkins and Hardy audit for Georgetown is available at the Municipal Office. It covers Waterworks Housing Commission Relief Commission Public School Board High School Board Public Library Board and Cemetery Board showing a year end surplus of 5805.63 despite 14800 debentures for Housing and 8000 for road building and a declining bonded indebtedness trend since 1932.
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Georgetown
Jenkins & Hardy
Waterworks Department
Housing Commission
Relief Commission
Public School Board
High School Board
Public Library Board
Cemetery Board
Stratford Midgets Outclassed as Georgetown Wins Series 10 3
Georgetown Maple Leafs defeated the Stratford Canadiens 6 0 to win the two game series 10 3. Daly Beaumont Schenks and Doug Sargent led Georgetown with four goals on strong team play, while Ab Remshead earned the shutout in net.
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Copper City
Ontario
Stratford
Here
Canadiens
Georgetown
Daly Beaumont
Harold Schenks
Doug Sargent
Jimmy Cofell
Bud Carter
Cofell
Ab Remshead
Aoams
Ray
Besarmont
Beaumont
Cofelli
Copper Cliff
Eemshead
Georgeto
Carter
Sargent
Schenks
Early
Yates
Wilson
Harlow
Fricker
B. Dale
K. Dale
Sanders
Planagan
Feeney
Baulk
Rohfritsch
McNaught
Kressler
Tuer
Regan
Menzies
Kane
Turnbull
Stan Smith
Ken Richardson
Haltons New Seed Cleaning Plant Opens in Stewarttown
An up to date central seed cleaning plant was opened this week at Stewarttown. Owner Walter Lawson outfitted it with top continental equipment. John D. McLeod of the Ontario Dept of Agriculture calls it one of the best equipped in the province. Local farmers from Oakville Brampton and surrounding areas expect heavy use in coming weeks.
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Stewarttown
Walter Lawson
John D. McLeod
Ontario Dept. of Agriculture
Hakon
Halton County
Oakville
Brampton
Charge Unfair Discrimination In Box Rental Fees
Residents protest post office box rental charges at rates of two dollars per year while others near ten miles away receive free delivery. Clay residents receive home mail delivery at no charge. The issue is to be raised with the Postmaster General.
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Canada
Canadian Legion
Georgetown
Legion Hall
Jas. Ballantine
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