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THE GEORGETOWN THURSDAY APRIL 1W1 Trophy Presentations at Hockey Club Dinner and Dance The hockey teams wound up the season with a ban quet and dance In the Erin hall on Saturday evening Team proved to be the win ning team over tbo season Names of the winning team are Howie Snider Don Cun ningham Jim Sa Wayne French Stanley Lawrence Logan Alan Sin clair Ernie Allan Ja- There were trophies given lor the most sportsmanlike player over all teams that west to Earl Burt A trophy was pres ented to the most valuable play- in each of the three teams the winners being team Allan Jo- miesoa team 2 Ron Copland and team 3 Clare Snow Mrs Tom Given was hostess for the annual meeting of the I Members met and all sat 1 down to a pot luck luncheon at oclock When dishes were washed all went to living room and the meeting was called to order by the president Mrs Jesse McEnery She opened the meeting with a poem on spring the WI ode and Mary Stewart Collect Business dep riving from the minutes dealt with District Director gave a report on the meeting she had attended in Milton earl ier in the week There was con siderable discussion regarding contests and special features coming up at the district annual in May It is the annivers ary for Halton District and Ac ton branch Is to be hostess for it this year All reports show ed that much had been accomp lished this year such as welfare for the sick and shutins homomaking clubs supporting a child in Korea and a plaque donated for local cemetery as well as numerous other worth while projects The report from the nominating committee re ported that all officers were the same as previous year Mrs Smith gave current events Ten members answered the roll call by paying dues new member included Mrs Wm McLean will be hostess for the May meeting Mrs Mc Lean thanked Mrs Given and Mrs Blackburn for the extra work Involved in preparing the meal which proved to be most enjoyable for all The Cub and Scout group committee met at the commu nity centre on Monday of lost week A dance has been plan ned and final arrangement made for Friday night The final euchre sponsored by the community centre board was on Tuesday April There was a very good turn out with tables in play Prize winners were ladles 1st Betty Smith 2nd Evelyn Hamilton Gents Blayno Hillock 2nd Robert Fos ter Lucky draws for ladies Ethel King and gents Charlie Thompson Communion services were ob served at the church on Sunday There was a number by the jun ior choir and a quartette rendered by Mr Mrs Rob ert Kerr and Mr and Mtb J ShortilL This special Easter mu sic added much to the service We extend sympathy to the Mitchell family in the passing of Mrs J E Campbell Mrs Campbell lived with hus band and family in the BalUna- area for many years where they operated a farm Mr and Mrs Lloyd Marshall spent Easter Sunday in Tor onto with Mr and Mrs Miller and family Smith Prominent Halton County Men Now Liberal Life Members Three residents of for of their life were honour ed by local Liberals at the an nual meeting of HaltonWest and Liberal Association at Burlington Former publisher Elgin Har ris former MP Hughes Clea ver and farmer Paul Fisher re ceived life memberships in both federal and provincial Li beral associations Mrs G Foote Burlington councillor introduced the guests of honour and made the pres entations Due to illness Mr Harris was unable to attend the celebrations but was honoured along with the other gentlemen I feel greatly honoured and very humble standing before thro gentlemen who have taken a very prominent part In shunting Burlington from its stark pioneering mode of life to a more progressive track of civilized society announced Mrs This was a time when there were no pension cheques no family allowances no crop subsidies or other cu shions to case the rough edges of existences Their sole resour ces of wealth were hard work business ability the soil and the knowhow to mould them k to produce revenue to prov ide for their families she not- ed Elgin Harris and oldest of the three was born In Seneca Township County In 1876 His family moved to Cal edonia when he was a year old and their homo was across from the Grand River Sachem His proximity to a newspaper may have Influenced his life con tinued Mrs Mr Harris was a carrier boy for the Sachem and in be gan to learn about the per trade In earnest He worked for the and several other before purchasing the Burlington Gazette in He carried on the newspaper business until he was and re tired in when he sold his newspaper He has always taken a keen Interest in town affairs added Mrs He is the oldest li ving Warden in County In 1901 and 1922 ho was Reeve and on Jan 1 1923 he hod the unique distinction of Reeve Warden of Coun- ty and Mayorelect of Burling ton He was mayor in and IB Mr Harris was a member of the Water Commission and the School Board and in 1902 joined the Canadian Press Association Ho is an honorary member of the Ontario Quebec Newspaper Association Actually many of the towns advances were spear headed by the editor of the lo cal paper who had a great deal of power in influencing public opinion Mrs con cluded On the other band Paul Fi sher was born In a shady cot on the Line said Paul Fishers grandmother was Sarah Allen and his father was Franklin Webster Fisher an unsuccessful candidate in the federal and provincial elections of During Mr Fishers term as president of the Liberal Association he travelled to Ot tawa to request grants for pro jects for Burlington and espec ially the Horticultural Society He also led a delegation to Ot tawa to the convention thai chose Mackenzie Kings succes sor Mr Fisher succeeded Allan Nicholson as chairman of the InterUrban Water Board post he held for years and was instrumental in obtaining belter facilities for the town Mr Fisher was also successful In preventing Lowville Park from falling into the hands of private owners Mr Fisher was active member In the St John Ambul ance Corps during World War I Hughes Cleaver the third noted man to receive a life membership In the Liberal association was born in Bur lington in He received his public school education in town then later at the University of Toronto and finally ho gradua ted from Hall with a LLB He married Ariel and raised three daughters Mr Cleaver served in the army during the first war had already had a taste of poli tical life at that time having been elected as a Burlington councillor On his return from overseas he ran for Reeve and elected and after two years as Reeve he ran for mayor and Hughes Cleaver fought and on four elections and repres ented Halton In Ottawa from 1935 to when he retired Ho was chairman of the Bank Committee for years tho War Expenditures Committee for two years and govern ment owned Railways Commit tee for five years sure these three men have gone for beyond the calls of duty on many occasions to render assistance to our com munity and our country as a whole added Mrs Foote Now In this era of astronauts 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