Council Eyes Health Dept Order for Sewer Extension Past Harrison's Garage
A recorded council vote shows MacDonald, Hale, Allen, Sargent, and Goodlet in favor of asking the Health Department for a mandatory sewerage extension along the highway past Harrison's Garage. Opponents were Armstrong, Maryhall, Petch, and McGilfry amid debate over deferred payment plans and ownership issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Health
Harrison
MacDonald
Hale
Allen
Sargent
Goodlet
Armstrong
Maryhall
Petch
McGilfry
Dominion Seet
Herry
Health
Berry
Hallow
Wife of CKBB radio owner dies after illness
Mrs Ralph Snelgrove nee Evelyn Alice Fraser 37 wife of CKBB Barrie radio owner died at Royal Victoria Hospital after months of illness Born in Montreal she lived much of her life in Owen Sound Survived by husband and three children Lyn Corraine Ralph Timothy and Norman Fraser Brother-in-law to Mrs John Beil Georgetown Funeral at Trinity Anglican Church Barrie with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Owen Sound
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Snelgrove
CKBB
Barrie
Royal Victoria Hospital
Montreal
Owen Sound
Evelyn Alice Fraser
Lyn Corraine
Ralph Timothy
Norman Fraser
Snegrove
John Beil
Georgetown
Trinity Anglican Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Sister of Mrs Vern Archer Dies in Toronto
Georgetown Ontario November 17 obituary for former Jean MacArthur sister of Mrs Vern Archer. She is survived by husband Duncan MacArthur and mother Mrs Duncan MacArthur both of Toronto plus Fred of Acton Edna MacArthur and Mrs E E Green Clarence Welland and Mrs Archer. Funeral service at Butler Funeral Home followed by Park Lawn Cemetery burial. Nomination Meeting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Archer
Georgetown
Arthur Bolton
Islington
Jean MacArthur
Duncan MacArthur
Toronto
Fred
Acton
Edna MacArthur
E. E. Green
Clarence
Welland
Archer
Butler Funeral Home
Park Lawn Cemetery
Four Members Join Georgetown Orangemen
On Thursday Prince Arthur Loy al Orange Laxatge of Guelph paid a fraternal visit to Royal Oak Lodge Georgetown where a uniformed degree team conferred the Royal Blue degree on a class of four candidates. Joining the lodge were Thomas Clark Jack Kerr Pete Chaplin and Jack Armstrong. The visitors were welcomed by Wor Master Bruce McCartney and dinner was arranged by the entertainment committee Wor Bro David Bowman and Bro Ernie Raw son and their wives. A toast to the candidates was replied to by Bro Jack Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Arthur
Orange Laxatge
Guelph
Royal Oak Lodge
Georgetown
Wellington County
Thomas Clark
Jack Kerr
Pete Chaplin
Jack Armstrong
Wor
Bruce McCartney
9 Entertainment Committee
David Bowman
Ernie Rawson
Wor Bro Co
J. Cummings
Hro Budd
Win Again Commuters Top Avro Hockey League
Georgetown Commuters remain in first place with three straight wins in the Avro league. They beat Rovers after a Brampton Arena match led by Jack Hamilton and Bill Muir with Jim Corell contributing. Cliff Norton was sidelined but expected back for Sunday’s key rivalry. Hillmores' Jimmy Ford debuted this season as Doug Wilson coached from the bench. Canucks tied for second with Charlie Jones of Limehouse guarding the net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Avro
Canucks
Charlie Jones
Limehouse
Charlie
Hale Elected President of Quarter Century Club
Harry Hale was elected president of the Quarter Century Club of Provincial Paper Ltd at last night’s annual meeting in the Legion Hall. Lena was named as committee member. thirty-eight members and three guests attended a turkey dinner. The gathering featured music by the Marchment Orchestra and remarks by Leonard Marchment, with speeches from John Buss, Dr G J Hoover, Walter Barber, John D Kelly, and Fred McNally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hale
Quarter Century Club
Provincial Paper, Ltd
Legion Hall
Lena
The
Legion Auxiliary
Marchment Orchestra
Leonard Marchment
Ann Hickey
Mir
Marchment
Spea
Sears
John Buss
G. J. Hoover
Georgetown
Walter Barber
Wreasurer
John D. Kelly
Fred McNally
Jessie Leavitt
Active Clubwoman Mrs McDowell Dies at 63 in Guelph
Mrs William McDowell 63 died Monday night at Guelph General Hospital after a long illness following major surgery. Former Hazel Cleave she leaves husband, one sister Mrs John S Williams, and three brothers. Active in Women’s Institute Rebekahs St Johns W A and Lawn Bowling Club she also supported the county Conservative Association. Funeral planned for Thursday at 3 PM at McClure Funeral Home.
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Herbert
Pete
Harold Cleave
McDowell
The
Women’s Institute
Rebekahs
St. John's Church
W.A
Lawn Bowling Club
County Conservative Association
McClure Funeral Home
Mrs Souther Flies West to Father's Funeral
Mrs Robert Souther flew to Edmonton on Sunday night to attend her father’s funeral.
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Father
Mra
Robert Souther
Edmonton
Raiders Fall Twice To Oakville Klippers In Rough Local Game
Oakville Klippers dominated Georgetown 8 5 after taking a 2 0 lead in the first period. Junior Beaumont scored a hat trick for Georgetown with Pollock pacing Oakville and Spencer starring in goal for the Raiders amid a game heavy with penalties and controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiders
Oakville
Kelton Kippers
Klippers
Georgetown
Gary and
Dones
Hamilton
Beaumont
Uine
Diana
Kemshead
Pollock
Richard
Smith
Galbraith
Wilson
Milne Ead
Jack Spencer
Martin
Spencer
Hillis
L. Hradbury
Irwin and
Hodson
Toronto
Nash
Ontario farms debate mechanization on a sound basis
Farm forums across Ontario discussed whether mechanization is affordable and justified by labor shortages. Reported views ranged from under mechanization in some areas to consensus that joint ownership or custom work may be the only path to expensive machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBC
Ontario
Nossagaweya
Mt Nemo
O¢ Ete
Haaigiaitints
Atanics A
Ves
Limehouse Ladies Pack Bazaar Bale For Overseas Aid
W I ladies busy with their annual bazaar and packing a bale for needy people overseas. Visitors with Miss Swackhamer include Mr and Mrs R Corbett of Georgetown, Mr and Mrs Fred Swackhamer of Vancouver, and Mr and Mrs Arrowsmith of Toronto. The Karns visited relatives in London. James Kirkpatrick and children visited Drayton. Mrs S Kirkpatrick attended the Royal Winter Fair as a club leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.1
Miss Swackhamer
R. Corbett
Georgetown
Fred Swackhamer
Vancouver
Social and Personal News Paragraph
Mr and Mrs William Conlan left for St Petersburgh Florida after visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Kentner for a week. Mr and Mrs Jack Hil of Detroit were guests for a few days with Mr and Mrs Robert Barber on Market Street. Mrs Barber accompanied them to Detroit for a brief visit.
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William Conlan
Howard Kentner
St. Petersburgh
Florida
Jack Hil
Detroit
Robert Barber
Market Street
Annual Georgetown Girls Pipe Band formal marks tenth anniversary
The third annual formal of the Georgetown Girls Pipe Band occurred Friday with a Rose Hoon reception and Dealt Gibson's Orchestra from Guelph providing dancing music. Prizes were awarded to several couples, and a long guest list attended the event. The same night Esquesing Township announced no election this year and reappointed George Lassiek and Wilfrid Bird to reeve and deputy reeve respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Girls Pipe Band
Gibson
Guelph
Mr Wood
Mra Jam Sargent
Lana Palmer
Harold Heary
June Tasty
G A Gerelg
Merlyn Cook
Mniversary
Piace
Mia
Jack Crichton
S. W.robertson
Don Mumberstone
Marilyn Cunningham
Gsrk Cooper
Ethel Eagliham
George McClure
Pat Carney
Hoy Fekert
Pat
Les Deforest
Margaret Soates
Dick Appleyard
G. A. Greig
June Lusty
Terry Bludd
Marry Hrandford
Marlene’ Bludd
Clare Burns
Bud Bishop
Lorne Garvin
Owen Hughes
Joan Bonnell
Norman Long
Bob Prideau
Doris Kean
H. C. McClure
Blair Armstrong
W. McCumber
Constance Woods
Donald Mackenzie
Bob Murns
Harvey Lee
al Zeraviev
Kitchen
Joan Chaplin
F. A. McCallum
Maizie Lorriman
Gar Knapp
Merv Cook
Dick Crichton
Mary Davis
Eric Ludner
Paul Barber
Leigh Bradbury
William Anderson
J. Saunders
James Timlock
Madeline Proulx
George Brandford
Kay Bladd
F. Hodder
Max Bradbury
J. Torswick
Ray Whitmee
Mra
Bob Hoare
Norrie Wilson
Bud James
Frank Connely
Ted Secariett
Ann Luke
Don McEachern
Alf Sykes
Lestie Clark
K. Durman
Jean Bruce
Glen Snider
Joan Dobbie
Spike Scott
Joan MacDougall
Bob Tyler
Betty Ann Kerr
Walter Sargent
Jim Sargent
Bernard Cowtan
K. J. Brush
Gene Green
Louis Buttko
Brenda Robinson
John Evans
Lorne Laing
Sally Luke
Molly Luke
Bruce Cowan
H. Brush
Earl Johnson
Jack Runham
B. Watson
N. R. Downey
Clarence Kennedy
George Greensword
Ron Kitchen
Helen Gates
James Collier
Bill James
Doug Woods
Bill Amos
Delmar French
Bernard Diggins
W. Boyle
W. Dwyer
Ted Darlington
Ted Arnold
Art ‘Scott
Dick Riddall
School Area No. 1
George Lassiek
Wilfrid Bird
George Currie
Welter Lindgm
William Schenk
Heetz Bird
KR. L. Davidson
Fred Armstrong
KR B Canham
Deal Walker
Local Council Meeting Reports Ottawa Ties and Provincial Issues
The Local Council of Women met at Mrs F W Johnson’s home with strong attendance and Mrs W J Wyatt presiding. A National Office briefing urged vigilance against communist influence and highlighted three new world women’s organisations. The January annual meeting is set for January 16 at Mrs W J Wyatt’s home.
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Council of Women
Frantuy
F. W. Johnson
W. J. Wyatt
Ottawa
Canada
The
Organization For the Protection of
World Union of Women
Communist Party
International Council
National Council In Canada
J. W. Kerr
Provincial Council of Women
Toronto
Ontario
W. E. Nodwell
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Fire Causes $25,000 Loss At Tool and Die Company
Fire at a Toronto tool and die manufacturer on Wilson Avenue and Dufferin Street caused about $25,000 in damage. The building suffered severe water damage but was not wrecked. About twenty workers were employed. local interests include Charles Stockford and his brothers-in-law Jack Rush and Thomas Watts.
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Toronto
Georgetown
Wilson Avenue
Dufferin Street
Charles Stockford
Harry Stockford
Town
Jack Rush
Thomas Watts
Polio Case Reported in Oakville
Halton Health Unit reports Oakville records sixth poliomyelitis case this year a four year old boy contracted the disease in Oakville no deaths to date and compared with 21 cases last year danger of more cases rises with approaching cold weather apologizes to the Anglers Hunters Association for .
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Halton
Oakville
Halton Health Unit
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Ern Lutkin
Max Min. Huin
Georgetown Orangemen
New President
Frank Petch
George Wood
Oakville Klippers
Dankville
Ue Klippers
Leslie
Bird
Local Council
MRS
Anglers & Hunters Association
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