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v- vote mrs annecurrie for council promises none except to do the best i can for the community experience none apart from attending all council meeting for the past two years as ii reporter j h jimmy emmerson for council id like to serve you please vote john a elliott for council i wish to thank all those who supported me last year and would appreciate your support again thus year to show my sincerity i have spent more hours with council during thej past 2 years than anyone except the press this j time spent will certainly help me if elected but i still have a lot to learn and am prepared to spend the time necessary to learn a as your station master i am interested in industry and am in b cr about town during the day i am a veteran who has always been interested in and am m familiar with our growing town and council affairs j the coming year is very important to taxpayers and if elected i will do my utmost to save you money and serve you to the best of my ability transportation on tho 9th will be arranged by calling the b cnr trungu 74491 vote to reelect garfield mcgilvray for council 1958 six accidents but minor ving week st arts sate driving week started off on the wrong foot locally as po lice were called to investigate a rash of minor accidents on the week end on saturday a collision occurr ed at the intersection of no 7 highway and main st north be tween a 51 chev van owned by maple leaf dairy and driven by wayne brading of 56 hewson cresc and a 57 cadillac driven by magistrate kenneth m langdon 2 edith st the damage was di vided 400 to the truck and 800 to the car the accident happen ed at about 112 pm and was investigated by cpl jim bllsbor- row earlier that morning police found evidence of an accident at the intersection of king and queen streets following a call to the office which reported a leak ing fire hydrant the investiga- uon by cst ted scott found a headlight rim off a car beside the hydrant which had apparently been rammed and damaged wan estimated 200 mrs frederick dennis 11 byron st was injured in an accident that occurred at the corner of st michael st and caroline street sunday morning mrs dennis was a passenger in a car driven by her husband and had to be treated for facial cuts and bruises to her left arm and left foot an estimated 600 damage was the result of the accident which was investigated by cpl bilsborrow at 540 pnj sunday cst nel trafford investigated an accident on main st south involving jars driven by eugene luchuk 22 warcina ave toronto and peter bouwman 18 riverview crescent jsbe total damage in this one was approximately 80 cst trafford also investigated a collision at 1115 pm the same day on no 7 highway opposite the jack olantern restaurant the two cars involved were driven by colin macneale 39 ontario st and jack mckerrow of 5 dufferin street one hundred and twenty five dollars was the total damage from a three car collision at the inter section of main and mill sts at 8 am monday morning john fry 75 edward st clare little 10 byron st and bill donaldson norval were the drivers cpl bils borrow was the investigating offi cer limehousc prime minister sends greetings 66th wedding mrs james was hostess for a british woollens demonstration party on tuesday afternoon last week mrs w harding not mrs fred brown was cohostess with mrs ted brown for the wa turkey dinner last week at the home of mrs ted brown flowers on the communion tabic at limchouse presbyterian church on sunday were placed there by mr and mrs a c patterson in memory of her mother mrs gil bert sinclair who died dec 4th 1956 mr and mrs s ii lindsay re ceived a letter of congratulations from prime minister dicfenbaker on the occasion of their sixtysixth wedding anniversary this week mr and mrs wilbur patterson and marilyn of rockwood visited the a c pattersons on sunday beth karn celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at her home on monday afternoon little nhl news around the arena sec retary herb- arnold passed on the word that he has 24 boys signed up for midget hockey 1416 years this will make two teams and they will be playing in the senior oha league team namestlre kitchen erwaterloo dutchmen nand owen sound they will play every tuesday afternoon from 5 to 6 pm next week we will publish team player lists the american league allstar team candidates started practicing tuesday morn ing 7am to 8 am manager jack dudgeon isnt letting any grass grow under his feet and wants to get the team in shape and down to playing strength as sqon as he can manager jack has done a fine job with the jr a allstars the past few years and he is surely welcome by all as ho moves to take over the american league boys this season nhl j w tlpts toronto 1 1 r 3 montreal 2 2 boston 2 2 chicago 1 1 1 saturday gamas toronto 1 montreal 1 scoring bill wheeler 1 wayne dixon 01 mac korxack 1 eddie white 01 boston 2 chicago 2 scoring- bill campbel 11 gord bairstow 1 peternorton 1 dave diggins 1 wayne mcniven 01 tommy mar shall 01 american lkague springfield 2 4 providence 2 4 rochester 112 cleveland 1 2 buffalo 2 0 hershcy 2 0 saturday gam providence 1 cleveland 0 scoring- john sykes 1 springfield 2 buffalo 1 scoring doug quanbury 1 rob ert harris 1 bob kemshead 01 wayne da vinson 1 rochester 2 hershey 1 scoring wayne reid 2 wayne terry 1 john cunningham 01 junior a w l pts st catharines 2 4 st michaels 2 4 peterboro 2 4 marlboros 112 ottawa 1 1 2 guelph 2 0 hamilton 2 0 barrie 2 0 saturday games peterboro 5 barrie 3 scoring ronnie iane 4 keith bennett 11 bernard lawr 01 jack kemshead 11 brian vanwyck 21 st catharines 5 marlboros 0 scoring d sheppard 2 gary briggs 3 ottawa 7 guelph 1 scoring grant telford 51 billy dwyer 1 marty wheeler 1 st mikes 3 hamilton 0 score alistair blair 21 michael dwyer 1 new players assigned to teams jr a dennis stief to hamilton rick mcniven to guelph ricky iorrunan to marlboros american league robert paul to cleveland alex co burn to springfield mark uewelln to rochester nhl fred oisby to toronto william kloos tcr to chicago ron mccowan to boston saturday dae 7 schedule american league was retired employee of provincial paper miss c j daisy armstrong died very suddenly at her home 7 john street east on thursday novem ber 28th she was born at nor- tonville chinguacousy peel coun ty the daughter of catherine and john armstrong the family moved to georgetown in her early childhood and her home has been heresince that time she receiv ed her education in the george town schools miss armstrong was an em ployee 6f provincial paper mills for many years having retired a few years ago she was an ac tive member of st johns ynited church mrs william merritt 33 john st e and miss lyla armstrong 7 john street easttwo sisters survive her rav morgan mctfarlane of st johns united church conducted the funeral serviceyat the harold c mcclure funerak home 34 edith st georgetown on satur day november 30th oy ward william ajiderson percy w cleave mayor jack armstrong john cain and harry hale were the pallbearers interment was in greenwood cemetery georgetown junior teamed in classy bis loop with the crashing of the big 7 now big 8 hockey league by the junior raiders last week on an an nouncement from the oha geor getown fans can expect to see some fast solid junior hockey from here on in newmarket alliston brook- land aurora unionville bowman- ville and whitby are the opposition for the rest of the year but the club isnt too worried over the re ports of the rugged brtlnd of hock ey played in this loopthe junior raiders are no patsies themselves and if the two prescason games against intermediate teams can be taken as any indication the jrs wont be playing doormat for any body they even have the materia to grab a slice of the first division and a playoff birth it they stay healthy the jrs were allowed a shot at the big 7 after refusal to play threats from the club executive when oha brass suggested george town take on intermediate c or junior b competition before their time the junior c 7 was already in full swing before the announce ment was made meaning reshuffl ing of the rest of the schedule to accommodate the latecomers growing pains have forced geor getowns old nemesis the preston pals into b company terminating what was expected to be hot rival ry between these two teams after a hard fought group final last march the preston population is now over 12000 l 7 007 40 rochester cleveland 740 820 springfield providce 8 20 900 buffalo hershey referees fred harrison jack king nhl 9 45 chicago montreal 10 30 toronto boston 11 00 ice cleaning referees bob freestoone ken woods junior a 1130 marlboros ottawa 12 00 st kitseterboro 12 30 barrie hamilton 1 00 guelph st mikes referees jack hamilton har old hilts 900 9 45 10 30 11 00 11 30 1200 12 30 reelect alf sykes for council 1958 vote for warwick macdonald monday december 9th to arrange car service phone days tr 74g52 eve tr 79350 give council a transfusion v vote for r macdonald warwick a thanks for electing me by acclamatiorv as mayor for 1958 jack armstrong j to the citizens of georgetown i wish to thank you for the acclamation to the office of deputy reeve your support in my past four years on council has been appreciated and i will continue to support that which is a benefit to the citizens of georgetown both in local council and county council wishing you all the compliments of the season yours truly walter gray to the electors of georgetown once again i am placing myself before you to ask for your support in the coming municipal election it would be impossible to visit you all individually and ex plain the stands i have taken on various issues this past year and which i hope to be able to continue to support or pro pose for 1958 if anyone feels they would like to have an explanation of anything i have done in 1957 or what i hope to be able to do in 1958 it would be my pleasure to come and talk to you individually or4n groups in principle i still feel we must be prepared to carry small capital costs out of current revenue on major items such as schools sewerage etc before we proceed with the work we must be sure of the sale of the necessary debenture tfie agreement with delrex developments must be adhered to or any counter proposal on the part of the developer must be carefully considered and must be equally beneficial to the corporation the brief as presented to council by the developer to alter the original agreement is flimsy and ridiculous and if accep ted would place the corporation as a whole in a very precar ious position for years to come the point i wish to draw to your attention here is that del rex developments agreed to maintain a ratio of 40 commercial industrial assessment 60 residential assessment statistics show for actual construction in the delrex area the ratio to be 81 residential 19 commercial industrial i would favour a 10 year plan to completely storm sewer our streets on a payasyougo out of current revenue basis and priority be given to promises made by this and previous councils if you believe my conclusions and policies are a benefitho you and tho town of georgetown i ask foroufsupoort on taction day whatever your choice may be go out and vote seasons greetings to everyone ern hyde 4 i j j 1 ai sfrgaa kmixmsmsm