Government needs women in policy making roles
Miss Sergio urged broader female participation in policy making as a key to democratic progress. Speaking at a George Town venue during Business Women's Week, she warned against communist influence and stressed Western democracy as a spiritual fight, urging Canadians to learn languages and study foreign cultures to aid global democracy.
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Government
Sergio
Rnment
Liga Sergio
Church
International Federation of Business & Professional Women
Georgetown
Business Women's Week
Italy
Malaya
United States
India
Germany
Arthur Suddaby
B. & P.W. Club
Margaret Hyndman
Q.C
Toronto
Margaret Ashdown
United Nations
John Patterson
Christian Reformlea Church
Jani Schenk
Emily Isobel Emslie Dies. Rites Held in Oakville
Funeral held Thursday at 2 p.m. for Emily Isobel Emslie of Main Street South a Scotland native who died September 23. Born in Kemnay Aberdeenshire she moved to Canada at thirty and lived in Toronto Oakville and Norval. Survived by sister Anna brothers Leslie and John a nephew and a niece. Interment Oakville Town cemetery donations to Canadian Cancer Society requested. Also visit by RCMP officer Tom Dobbie from Rockliffe family notes.
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Bruce Penny
Grace Baptist Church
Emily Isobel Emslie
Main Street
Miss Emslie
Kemnay
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Sarah Sophia Moran Emslie
Benjamin Emslie
Canada
Toronto
Oakville
Norval
Women’s Institute
Plymouth Brethren Church
Anna
Georgetown
Leslie
Brampton
John
Burlington
James D. Emslie
Guelph
Gilbert Hammond
Jean
Harold C. McClure
Lorne Cleave
William Hill
Murray Coles
Alex Cheyne
James
Fire Prevention Week Poster Contest and Inspections Plan
Fire Prevention Week runs October 7 to 12 with the Halton County Poster Contest for youths and a mass fire inspection in Nelson Township and Milton. Oakville Trafalgar Chamber of Commerce partners with insurers for coordinated efforts. Upcoming inspections aim to extend to commercial and industrial sites in Oakville Trillgar Bronte.
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Canada
Ceeeee Eee
Acton
Bronte
Oakville
Town
Nelsonsearicaien
Bes
Halton
Nelson
Milton
Ontario
Oakwire
Tratelgar
Patterson Coach Hunter President For This Season's Hockey Raider
Scotty Patterson was named coach of the Raiders for the 5758 season at a hockey club meeting last Wednesday. The executive includes President Bill Hunter, secretary-treasurer Art McAllister, and committee members Fred Dixon, Bill Reeve, Mayor Jack Armstrong, Art Stamp, Dave Irons, Fred Lawrence, and Pete Bradkin. Patterson fills the gap after Nick Ferri left to coach in Brampton. no manager has been appointed yet, likely to be settled at an upcoming executive meeting.
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Scotty Patterson
Loach
Raiders
Bill Hunter
Treas
Chard Named Coach for Junior Raiders Hockey Team
Bill Chard chosen as head coach of the Junior Raiders as they plan to field a team in Junior C hockey this season. He succeeds Rene Martin after a season that saw the club reach the league final and the provincial semifinals. Eight players from last year will be absent, including top scorer Theo Charlton and several veterans moved on or aged out.
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Junior Raiders
Bill Chard
Chard
Ontario
George , South
Tom Beckett
Joe Dwyer
Theo Charlton
Ken Richardson
Jim Beckett
Doug Tucker
Bill Thompson
George Hall
Tom Dobbie
Pete Hart
Hydro Commission Tour Of Seaway Project At Cornwall
Three Georgetown members of the Hydro Commission and their wives toured the new power project at Cornwall this week. They joined Mr and Mrs E W Binkley, Mr and Mrs Graham Fairfield and Mayor and Mrs Jack Armstrong as guests of Ontario Hydro.
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Georgetown Hydro Commission
Cornwall
St. Lawrence Seaway
E. W. Binkley
Graham Fartiel
Jack Armstrong
Ontario Hydro
Ladies Fall Field Day At North Halton Golf Club
The ladies section of North Halton Golf and Country Club held their fall field day on Tuesday December 17 with forty five in attendance. Mrs Ted Darlington was named lady of the day. Thirty five prizes were awarded and refreshments were served at the club house after play.
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North Halton Golf and Country Club
Ted’ Darlington
Local Couple Wed at Elora United Church
Gerald Graham Marrow and Annie Josephine Sanderson wed at Elora United Church in a 3:30 p.m. ceremony. Attendants wore turquoise slipper satin gowns, with a reception in the church basement attended by relatives from Georgetown, Drayton, Cobourg, Brampton, Toronto, Kitchener, Alliston, Fergus and Elora.
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Gerald Graham Marrow
Bard Lane
Georgetown
Marrie
Elora_United Church
T. J. Rees
Harvey Morrow
Orangeville
Mary Morrow
Lane
Annie Josephine Sanderson
W. G. Sanderson
Flora
Mr. Sanderson
Provincial Paper, Ltd
Eric Wilson
Ken Drimmie
Doreen Sanderson
Art Stamp
Shirley Stamp
Miss Susan Stamp
Miss Sanderson
Mrs. Stamp
Miss Shirley Stamp
Susan’ Stamp
Murray Stamp
Blake Baxter
Rom Morrow
Toronto
Jack Berryman
Elora
Drayton
Cobourg
Brampton
Kitchener
Alliston
Fergus
McClures Store Celebrates 30th Anniversary Draw
McClure's Furniture and Appliance Store wrapped up its 30th anniversary sale with a grand prize draw offering six items on display. Winners include Mrs. Ivan Elliott, Mrs. P. Brown, Mrs. Robert Heaton, Mrs. R. J. Male, Margaret McGuigan, and R. Morris Cook. daily draws also awarded cups and saucers to winners across 13 days.
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McClure
W. Wilson
Krochler Manufacturing Company
Stratford
Jack Blake
Frigidaire
Toronto
Ivan Elliott
Temple Road
Aigidaire
P. Brown
Shelley St
H. J. Lindsay
Parkview Blvd
Don Barrager
Main St. South
A. Maciintosh
Main St. N
Lynne Hyde
Ewing St
Margaret Walker
Young St
Marie Barbour
John St. East
Fred J. Shortill
R. R
Limehouse
Blair Armstrong
Hewson Cresc
T. Hayward
Kingsmill Avenue
Guelph
Ken Clapperton
Brim
Rosemary Curran
Mary St
Bill Tansley
Mountainview Road
N. A. Wilson
Hew
Cresc
Eeller
Prince Charles Drive
Ballinafad Families Return From West Trips
Three Ballinafad families return from extended holidays with trips as far west as Winnipeg. F W Shortill and Arnold and Robert McEnery families arrived home. a birthday party for Doreen Gordine Jimmy Sanderson at E Smiths followed. Community reports praise Balinafad Church Women Institute and W.A. booth at Milton fair selling out, Churchill anniversary services attended, and a wish for Mrs Marshall’s speedy recovery.
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Winnipeg
F. W. Shortill
Arnold McEnery
Robert McEnery
Sanderson
Smith
E. Smith
Doreen
Gordine Smith
Jimmy Sanderson
Women's Institute
W.A
Ballinafad
Milton Fair
Severn
Churchill
Mr. Neelon
Debbie
Salvation Army
J. H. Neelon
As Marshall
Guelph
The Weather Note Warns of Daylight Saving Time Change
A reader reminds readers that pleasant weather continues but frost indicates time to adjust for the end of daylight saving. The message urges timely adaptation to the clock change.
Teams Open Bowling Season In Balanced Georgetown League
Georgetown industrial league opened at Lucky Strike with Kay's Anderson's and Legion No 3 sharing early lead at 7 points. Silver's Firemen and Provincial Paper follow with 5 points each. High game honors go to Lou Brandford 368 E Madsen 306 and George Webster 297 while Terry Bludd posted 800 in triples. Top averages list Bludd 252 Webster 247 Armitage 232 DeRose 228 Madsen 224 Kemshead 216.
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Georgetown
Kay's
Anderson's
Legion
Silver's
Firemen
Lou Brandford
E. Madsen
George Webster
Terry Bludd
George Armitage
Ken DeRose
Jack Kemshead
Community events listed for Glen Williams parish
The article notes church activities in Glen Williams with both United and Anglican services well attended. It mentions local groups and plans for similar events in town and district, highlighting community engagement and shared meals.
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Urkey
Glen
Williams
Pive
Georgetown Fair set with livestock races and midway
A four car on Main Street near the Hell Telephone building marred a quiet Sunday. Del Beaumont left James Street and struck a parked Dodge owned by Roland Awrey, then collided with Kerry Jepson’s car as others were briefly involved. Police, plus fall fair events at Georgetown Park promise a large weekend crowd with horse racing and a large hall exhibit.
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Main Street
Hell Telephone
del Beaumont
Shelley St
James Street
Main
West Shoulder
Roland Awrey
a_ reident
Cordaro
Kerry Jepson
Arletta Street
Beaumont
Jepson
Bruce Beckett
Victoria Ave
Georgetown
Esqcultural Society
Georgetown Brass & Reed Band
Lorne Scots Regiment
Vince Mountford
Brampton
F. A. Lashley
Ontario Fall Fairs Association
Night School Offers Photography and Choral Courses
Retown Night School announces new offerings including photography by R M Turkington and choral work led by Kenneth R Harrison ARCT RMT. Other courses cover millinery, drafting, sewing, typing, metalcraft, rug making, silk screen printing and more with sessions on separate nights and a deadline of October 8 for enrolment decisions.
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Retown
R. M. Turkington
S.C.P
School of Creative Photography
Turkington
Prince Charles Dr
Kenneth R. Harrison
ARCT
RMT
Frank Black
Guelph Street
Boston
Leonard Wilsom
Brucewood
Toronto
Western Tech
R. Hess
McCrae
Guelph
Harry Moss
Ostramder Blvd
Guelph St
Blair, Armstrong
Charles Austin
McNab St
Elizabeth Hoey
Eden Mills
K. Oddy
Georgetown Herald
Popular Young Man McGuigan Died In Barrie Area Accident
Arthur John McGuigan 22 a Georgetown resident died from injuries after an accident at Hawkstone corner near Barrie while visiting his fiancee in North Bay. He was a Maple Leaf Dairy route salesman and attended Ryerson Institute at night. He is survived by his parents sisters and a brother. Funeral at Knox Presbyterian Church with Rev. Alex Calder leading service.
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Georgetown
Arthur John McGuigam
Greenwood Cemetery
Knox Presbyterian Church
Arthur
Hawkstone Corner
Barrie
Pierrette Praneau
North Bay
Alice Hayes McGuigan
Chapel Street
Ryerson Institute
Maple Leaf Dairy
Margaret
Betty
Bob
Alex Calder
Joe Kerley
Mike Armstrong
Len Murdock
Paul Armstrong
Martin Armstrong
Bob Edwards
Bill McEnery
Jim Edwards
Ted Girard
Don Burt
Bud Hayes
Ball Hayes
George de Forest
Art Andrews
Tom Shes
Jim Payme
Brand entry at arena booth thieves net cigarettes
Thieves robbed an arena booth, taking a small quantity of cigarettes and various other confectionery items. Police investigated the incident as a petty theft and reviewed security footage for leads.
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Arena Booth
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Hunter
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Junior Hockey Raiders
Bill Chars
Hydro Commissioners View Seaway
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Max Min
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