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Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 18, 1950

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Wedding Reception Held in Stewarttown Hall

B Alderson and the late ME Alder witnessed a wedding reception in Esquesing Community Hall Stewarttown with Rev Fred officiating. The bride wore a pure white nylon gown with embroidered medallions and a feathered veil. she carried a white Bible and orchid. Bridesmaids and ushers included Joan Chaplin, Karen Brigden, Keith Merry, Floyd Brigden, and James Skene. Eighty three guests attended the first Stewarttown reception. the couple will reside on the groom's Hornby farm after a eastward wedding trip.

B. Alderson ME. Alder Fred Joan Chaplin Georgetown Karen Brigden Isabel Currie John Hunter Jessie Wingfield Marion Currie Leonard Coxe Gladys Ruddell Hornby

Record Rain Plarity and First Snow Reported

The week ended with a rain lull of twenty days and a first snowfall. November observations show each day recording low twenties temperatures with a notable dry spell broken by snowfall.

Stroke Fatal to Mrs. W. W. Fisher

Mrs. William W. Fisher died at Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton after a two week illness from a stroke. Born Margaret Jane Forbes Leslie on March 17 in Chinguacousy Township, she married William W. Fisher on February 16 1948 and celebrated their golden anniversary at their Sun Line Esquesing farm. She leaves her husband two sons Leslie and John and daughter Isabel plus six grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral at McClure Funeral Home with interment Greenwood Georgetown conducted by Rev McFail. Pallbearers were nephews and cousins.

Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton Margaret Jane Forbes Lesiie Chinguacousy Township Joseph Christina Leslie Leslie O. Hamilton John St. Louis Michigan James Old Home Wilfrid Bird Isabel Georgetown W. S. McAlpine Fred Thompson McClure Funeral Home Greenwood Cemetery McFail Boston Presbyterian Church Lloyd Fisher Gordon Fisher Walter Lawson Vern Thompson Dean Leslie

Anniversary Observed as St John’s Prepares Oct 29

Morning worship at St John’s Church led by Rev John M Smith featured readings from Ephesians and a sermon on Lead us not into temptation. Miss Patricia For of Toronto sang The Sacred Place of Prayer and the choir performed To Thee O Lord Do I Lift Up. Evening service joined Knox Presbyterian for 90th anniversary anniversary services planned for Sunday October 29

St. John’s Church John M. Smith Patricia For Toronto Sacred Place St. John's Knox Presbyterian Church

Visitation Week Planned by St George’s Men

In cooperation with Anglican churches in Canada St George's and St Alban's plan a Visitation Week this month to foster fellowship and church attendance. Georgetown division will visit each Anglican home with St George's Laymen's Association chairing led by Jack Armstrong. At a church club meeting euchre and cribbage were played with prizes awarded to Bill Collier and Fred McNally.

Canada St George's St Alban's St. George’s Georgetown Jack Armstrong Euchre Cribbage Bill Collier Fred McNally Walter Biehn

A E Dawson Heads Anglican Laymen

Albert E. Dawson of Glen Road was chosen head of the Falton Deanery Laymen at the group’s annual meeting on Monday. I E Owen of Burlington Is named vice president and Jack Georgetown is secretary treasurer. A brief service conducted by Archdeacon Ww. Gog and remarks by Professor William Blackwell on faith, science, and church unity concluded the gathering. Daniel Pops of Palermo, the retiring president, reviewed the group’s work.

Albert E. Dawson Glen Road Falton Fation I. BE. Owen Buriington Jack Georgetown Halton Siew GOG William Bisckwell Phy I ‘Engineering Tagere Be Anid Peple Blackwell Daniel’ Pops Palermo

Premier Congratulates Top Tractor Plowman Champion

Premier Lesfe Frost congratulates Hugh Leslie of Georgetown for winning the trans Atlantic tractor competition at Alliston International Plowing Match. Leslie earns an all expenses trip to the British Isles, while co winner Herb Jarvis of Ainkourt takes a trip for the horse plowing class. both leave later this year.

Lesfe Frost Hugh Leslie Georgetown British Isles Imperial Gil. Limited Alliston Hugh Leslie Chingyacousy George H. Leslie Elgise Hyatt Norval Halton Herb Jarvis Ajincourt

Wedding at Earlscourt United Church Toronto

The Bird Gordon wedding took place at Earlscourt United Church on October 14. Mr and Mrs Tom Alderson wed in the same church Saturday afternoon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Elmer Bird and family and local residents. Sympathy extended to Mrs Wilfrid Bird on her mother’s death. No church service Sunday due to Hornby anniversary.

Bright Star Mission Band David Giffen Hector Bird Marilyn Wilson Leslie Giffen T. J. Brownridge Allan Ward Brownridge John McNabb Wilfrid Bird Elmer Marion Lorne Bird Bird-Gordon Earlscourt United Church Toronto Tom Alderson Charlie Jeffers Frank Wilson Marilyn Clayton Wilson George Wingfield Melville Wanless Brampton Wilfrid Bird Hornby

Georgetown Leads Football League Club Ahead of Milton

Georgetown and Milton share a first place lead after their season opener. Georgetown opened strong with a 25 8 score and followed with a 21 21 draw against a tough opponent last week.

Georgetown Milton

Apple Day a Big Success for Norval Scouts

Saturday's Scout Apple Day drew strong support across the Dominion with the 1st Norval Troop reporting high donations and broad coverage including Huttonville Stewarttown and Ashgrove. New members Laurie Reed and Bill Donaldson joined, while Mrs. Donaldson and others attended the ceremonies alongside new leaders Ritchie and J de Sylva.

The Dominion Huttonville Stewarttown Ashgrove Norval Laurie Reed Bill Donaldson Percy Donaldson J. Coles Brampton Nagel Guide Company Ritchie J. de Sylva Pack

Agnes Cole Dies Sudden in Parry Sound

Miss Agnes Cole lifelong Georgetown resident died suddenly at her niece James F. Cooper's home in Edgington Station Parry Sound yesterday. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.

Agnes Cole Georgetown Suddi James F. Cooper Edgington Station Parry Sound

Coal Gas Fatal Find Sisters Dead in Stewart Town

Two sisters, Mrs Applebe and Miss Eva Thompson, were found dead from coal gas poisoning in their Stewart town home beside Harris Grocery. The bodies were discovered after Elizabeth Appleive reported no answer at the door, prompting police to force entry. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.

Stewarttown Bodsor Appelle Eva Thompson hoUxe Harris Elizabeth Appelive Joe Standish

Marchment Funeral Held For Mrs Leonard Marchment

Mrs Mary Amelia Hepburn Marchment, longtime Glen Williams resident and former Hamilton resident, died at home aged 57. She was born in Aberdeen Scotland and came to Canada at age twelve. Survived by her husband Leonard and two children Norman and Ruth, plus her mother in Toronto, three brothers and four sisters. Rev. Alex Cowan led funeral services.

Leonard G. Marchment Glen Williams Norman Ruth Toronto James Hepburn John Hepburn Norman Hepburn Oregon USA William Schenk Charles Wells Percy Fox Eleanor Hepburn Alex Cowan

Life in the Bahamas Shared by Mrs Evans at Strathmore Chapter

The Strathmore Chapter of the IODA heard Mrs. Evans recount her year and a half in the Bahamas during wartime. Mrs. Ann Hickay, Regent, presided as two new members Mrs. McGowan and Mrs. Leslie Clark joined. A Poppy Fund donation of ten dollars was set, and plans for a April cooking school were made. The chapter will pack its annual Christmas box for Haliburton’s adopted school and buy two Cednorvale School books. The meeting closed with thanks and refreshments.

Strathmore Att. Scott Evans Wis Ann -Hickay Wallace Thompesn A.mcgowan Leslie Clark Cooking School Haliburton Ken Whitworth Ruth Evans Claipter Cednorvale School Garfield McGilvray Cale ‘Vin Clark Helen Bruce MacKenzie XI. Cartridge Art Scott

Officers Installed at Orion Lodge Ceremony

New officers of Orion Lodge IOOF were installed Monday at Oddfellows Hall with District Deputy S. Lockle of Milton presiding. The lineup includes Noble Grand William Ritchie Vice Grand William McDonald Recording secretary Fred Johnson Treasurer Sam Walker Financial secretary John Collier.

Orion Lodge IOOF Oddfellows Hall S. Lockle Milton Noble William Ritchie William McDonald Maple Ave Fred Johnson Sam Walker John Collier

Funeral Service and Interment Details at Glen Williams

Funeral service was held from her late residence on Tuesday with interment in Glen Williams Cemetery. Six nephews served as pallbearers Bert Marchment George Cooper Mervyn Kirby Robert Hepburn Murray Farr and William Schenk Jr.

Glen Williams Bert Marchment George Cooper Mervyn Kirby Robert Hepburn Murray Farr William Schenk, Jr

Social and Personal Notes From Windsor and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Bruce C Webster of Windsor visited Monday with her brother Mr Keith Barber and Mrs Barber. Guests included Mrs Decker Washington Pa and Miss Gwynneth McGowan Montreal. Mrs Jack Williamson is progressing favourably in Toronto General Hospital after an operation last Wednesday. Attendees at McDonald Hall Guelph Dance included Nietles Chave Ross Sykes Miss ImpHier and Don Robinson Thornhill. Valleyview Cabins Huntsville hosted Thanksgiving visitors Dennis Brown Lorne Clegg and Shirley Norval and Cleggs Toronto relatives. Amy Thompson of Toronto visits Wildwood this week with cousins Erna Batkin. Marjorie Gault vacationed in New York City to see South Pacific. Philip Howard and son Michael of Milton visited Dawson Glen Road. Carl Reich and daughter Diane of Kitchener spent Saturday with Gate Field McGilvray. Bruce C Webster of Windsor visited Monday with Keith Barber and Mrs Barber. C H Barber and Paul Barber spent days at their Port Carling cottage. Frank Benner and wife vacationing, touring eastern Canada to Cape Cod and back through the states. George D Scott Maurice Teater Erin visited Sinclair home and attended Knox Church anniversary. Fred Sinclair Mrs W T Sinclair plus Hazen Graham with Mrs J H Lang and Mrs Sadie Thompson Orangeville attended funeral in Barrie for former Georgetown resident Mrs Victor VanAter. Alex Hume Campbell Sinclair and Miss Beatrice Hume attended the wedding at Earlscourt United Church Toronto of Jed Irene Gordon and Mr Donald Ko RM.

Bruce C.’ Webster Windsor Keith Barber Barber Decker Washington Gwynneth McGowan Montreal Cafter W. A. McGowan Jack Williamson Toronto General Hospital Nietles Chave Ross Sykes Don Robinson Thornhill McDonald Hall OAC Guelph Valleyview Wilfrid Hunter Hunstville Dennis Brown Lorne Clegg Shirley Norval Clegg Toronto Marjorie Gault New York City South Pacific Philip Howard Michael Milton A E. Dawson Glen Road Carl Reich Diane Kitchener Gatefield McGilvray Bruce C. Webster C. H. Barber Paul Barber Port Carling Frank Benner Canada Cape Cod George D. Scott Maurice Teater Erin W. T. Sinclair Knox Church

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Stewarttown Hall Eeeser St. George’s Men A. E. Dawson Plowman Jim Eccles Jim Toronto Telegram Earlscourt Eileen Ledore St. Paul's St. Stephen's St. George's Messrs Kenneth Ella R. Weller Walter Fidler J.E. Maxwell Leonard“Marchment D.E Bahamas Amy Thompson Wildwood Erna Batkin Fred Sinclair Hazen Graham J.H. Lang Sadie Thompson Orangeville Barrie Victor VanAter Alex Hume Campbell Sinclair Beatrice Hume Earlscourt Tailed Church Jed Irene Gordon Donald John Coburn D.D United Church St. John's United Church
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