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the georgetown herald fourteen pages authorized as second class mall post office dent ottawa georgetown ont wednesday evening march 11th 1959 first section winning goals in their peewee games at the acton 4- town tournament were scored by michael cummins left who helped win against milton and wayne davison against orangeville reeve john goy acton presents the trophy to the georgetown team acton free press photo social personal mrs john d kell 11 albert st left on saturda by plane for a visit in hamilton bermuda miss prairie maguire norval travelled by plane on friday to regina sask to visit with her sister mrs jean shoebndge who has been ill mr and mrs bruce kennedy and daughters cheryl and lynn of willowdale were visitors on sun day with his mother mrs george iiemngton 24 guelph st miss susan stuart who is em ployed in the royal bank m brantford is spending holidays with her sister and brother m law mr and mrs martin avey glen williams mrs john farmer 38 main si s returned home recent i after acompanying her daughter mrs g o bntton of peterboro on a motor tnp to new orleans and through the southern states they were away for three weeks debra daughter of mr and mrs charles willson 18 ewmg st had a party to celebrate her sev r enth birthday on march 2nd her guests were ann golden vicki chappel lynda stopper linda heather harley colleen o connor anne and philip hyde and steven allace mr and mrs joseph brown ridge 35 mountainview road at tended ihe two da annual conven kenneth george son of mr and mrs herb hancock who was fouf ears old on saturday mar 7th celebrated his birthday with a party for his playmates those attending were chris and mike sargent bobby montgomery mary engleby billy burlington verna mcgowan betty sargent and his brothers dennis and terrence carolyn everson was unable to attend doug pennce son of mr and mrs sam tennce 21 mountain view rd celebrated his 8th birth da on tuesday mar 3rd with a party attended by a number of hib friends those attending included david farnell grant vtingrove graham wingrovc paul chesterton blane hil lock marshall hansen eric hansen robert bradley jimmy sorenscn and paul prcsswood another guest charlie biehn was unable to attend due to illness winner of the grand champion livestock showman award at the o a c college royal recently was a first year student by the name of john burton vars a town near ottawa john is the nep hew of mrs ron hetherington 58 shelley street the son of w e burton who is a well known live lock judge having been to erin fair many times in that capacity john won his award by showing a hampshire ewe lamb groomed lion of the agricultural societv by himslf and beef dairy mttic at the king edward hotel in tor norse swme pre by other onto mr brownndge was recent students iv reelected president of the peel agricultural society for his 3rd w tm deer is car victim mr and mrs charles grcig r ij r- i r 1 and their daughters betty hit 91 mivercreek and mabel have just returned a 1 from a three weeks motor trip a cir w hich took them to da tona j n peach and miami florida two of n ji hem s fricndi who are nurses in training with her at the western hospital toronto accompanied them loma mclean and joan scott jane bradley daughter of mr irflt j struck an i kilh d h irh f uliv in irnin it f 1 to cf s no 7 iliahwa heen ik f 84 hiich what council did school request to come before county reporting to council monday about georgetown proposed with drawal from north halton hih school district reeve doul sar gent said unit the matter had comt before the county education committee an 1 it would appear local relatives mourn death of george bailey george nathan bailey of r r 1 sutton west died recently in his 88th year he was the grand father of mrs nelson handy s margaret street georgetown he was born in cedar brae and apent most of his life farming in the sutton area his wife ger trude may dawkins predeceased him in 1948 mr bailey was the last surviv ing member of his family being- predeceased by two brothers nel son of saskatchewan and gordon of queensville onl and two sis ters charlotte mrs hunter of willowdale and margaret mrs st john of toronto his great grandparents came to the ottawa valley from the coun ty of tyrone in ireland and two members of the family continued to the united states where one of them fought in the civil war they lived in the london on tario district later moving to sutton and the muskoka area he leaves four sons clinton of toronto edgar of toronto ivan of r r 1 sutton and eric of belleville and one daughter olga mrs john hazelton of alliston another daughter nora mrs stanley mulcr predeceased her fa ther in almie is survived by twenty- one grandchildren and twenty three great grandchildren includ ing dennis harvey clinton wil ham and brcnda handy and beryle john and larry bailey all of town funeral service was held at the home of a son ivan bailey r r 1 sutton west with temporary en tombment in queensville ceme- what council did asks residents cooperate in winter road hazards reqltors will be champions if win erf bradford thursday swamps are unparalleled for market gardening but they don t taste very good bradfords intermediate b hock cy club had to swallow one last night a 13 to 5 drubbing at the hands of hunters realtors in the third game in the best seven group finals it was the marshmen s third consecutive loss to the hun ters who could axe bradford from the playoffs on the blueshirts home ice tomorrow night if they dont theyll be going af ter it here saturday night bradford fell 104 in the opener last week and 85 in bradford on saturday and needed a win last night to stay off the ropes but the realtors were m high gear both teams notched their share of flukes and two georgetown tal lies were called back one by the referee and the other by the brad ford debating team it was good game to win but the gap between the plav of the two clubs was too big to make it playoff hockey in the last frame hunters con sidcred their work finished the frord considered their situation hopeless and knees and elbows became the new competition georgetown outskatcd the brad fords in ever period it wai 3 1 at the end of the second 10 5 if y l and torment kter in after tuo hhodes turncd asje that it will be referred to the con mount pleasant cemetery zephyr lventhmg lhrown at him in lhc sultatnc committee for a report ont lhird wmle h expanded grandsons douglas bailey of th difference bv 3 bilkwlk and donald bailey of i blake ingli showed ottawa and arthur allen sher eport reeve sargent said he person ally feek there is little point in reconvening the conimittee which had reported only a vear ago a motion for three separate school area- mieht be more favourably received by county council but that is impossible as georgetown has no authority to make such a request dim ussion continued on the carctaking procedure for the mu nicipal building with crs hvde- ind harrison again moving to change thc system and ask the administrative committee to bring in a recommendation which would not entail the servipes of william norton being taken from the works staff for the past couple of years mrs norton has been caretaker with council allowing a day a week of mr norton s time to as sist her in the job cr hyde said this system is no longer satisfac the wav with four goals and four asisu wood and gordon bailev of toron junior beaumont collected three to acted as pallbearers mr bailey and lnree tjixon two and three was a member of thc united arej tallied twice chard had a church single and hire assists white ir a grandmother of larry bailey ones notched thc other counter and mrs ivy mcconkey of r r 1 sutton west tied on sajjiidriy nottval march 7th a ning home fron a holiday in b londa institute arranges for mother daughter banquet norval women s institute held their march meeting at mrs don murav home with a good atten dance president mrs keith webb sixteen men who were without opened with the ode collect and work pne week ago have found lords praver in the absence of jobs through georgetown emplov the secretarv treasurer mrs g ment service it was reported to chester thc business was conduc ted by mrs murrav roll call was how i can train my child to be 16 find employment through local service the herald this afternoon kelvin brow n who heads the twelve man service staff said that most of the sixteen w ere placed employ ment in and around a citizen the meeting voted a donat to the music festival and letters uirv as mr norton is needed full enrgerown however some accep- i were read one being from time in the works department ted positions offerd in hamilton little adopted korean orphan a it was stressed aam that there and as far awav as windsor i commit ee of mrs murrav mrs an almost flawless defensive wall no complaint about the qualitv all but fifletn of the 430 now h smellie ms h gollop and i cemented bv thc shot blocking ab- picked up two assists dave voycc turncd in one of his best efforts and had a hand in 3 goals jerry inglis and george grasby helped on one apiece jamie cunningham was kept out of the action by a cut over his blake inglis left eye that he received in sat urday s class nick ferri inserted himself in the lineup and in his brief appearances proved he could still outhustle every other shinny player in the house hewitt was also used but sparingly booth with a pair frazcr vazey arid stuthcrs accounted for brad ford s five there were 16 pen allies each team dralving eight it was the familiar comeback story in bradford on saturday where the home club led 3 to 2 at the end of the first period but failed to contain thc hunters at tack as the game progressed bradford s attempts to match thc realtors feat were dashed against wally magdy of the job being done cr c ilvrav opposed am at lion stvms the matter had hern decided the previous week an ho eould see ni re i n for rent ni inn discu n whsn the hvde hi n n mition t ihtnc the s stered with the emplov ment mrs don murrav was appointed ilities of wally magdy magdy took service are former vro or oren to arranged a mother and daugh a big portion of the bradford bul la workes and if is believed that ter banquet in st pan s parish it is en his pads and sparkled in li i i ce i i otilstr ten 1 hi in ct n wa procoe lin urk corctown on thc hlhwiv h n te animal darted fr m the i ind in o the path of h car i hi vehicle collided with the deer ah nit hilfwav down silvercreek hill at app oximateh 6 45 a m kil ing i instantlv oitntv game warden bob jicid irr 2 milton was notified and the carcass taken away there was the carcass taken awav there was only- minor damage to the car upp in unrill ir r h r upwards of a nun ired have eith r hi en cale i back or have found mjtumin n thir own mr i own sir i ed he fart to potrn il inn itr that the service h i n th on ni n mm him if is i en il mild i ii 1 he i rq i rm pr ptrlv c t prrhntlv indu if it ci uld he resi told to approach inn r h i in n duelph s tnallv zoned dentia he the planning board wtth his prob- lem purchase of a si 000 steam boi ler machine which will be used continued on page loi gives ladies viewpoint on plowing match ideas mrs james young lifelong peel lady mrs spencer wilson of norval i was the first woman ever to speak at the ontario plowmen s associ ation convention and annual meet ing held recently in the king edward hotel toronto speaking on a woman s views the international plowing andmrs wilbert bradley elgin street celebrated her 12th birthday with a party last satur day her guests were lynn rit chie ellen btehn lynda kent ner judy nash jill runham elizabeth davidson barbar mark ham qmnv tettyxvnh uradey maureen smith and gail holmes rosemarv daughter of mr and mrs ted francis celebrated her tenth birthday on saturday at 5 keats ave sunbeam heights guests present were eleanore ross elspeth macintosh helen ashman jacqueline finch caro line wright sharon myers and lesley buresh of town also mr and mrs helliwell and daughter linda mr and mrs mcafee and mrs janej young widow of daughter debbie from toronto j young died recently at j 0 and mr and mrs anstee and t home of her daughter mrs match she was one of four speak daughter sharon from agincourt l ross r r 3 streetsville af crs askcd l0 glvc their imprc mr and mrs john kennedv ter a lengthy illness she was 81 1 0 the match as well as sugges- bairstow crescent and mr and mrs y was a lifetime resi tlons f its improvement mrs mrs don welsh r r 1 brampton dent of peel county and a mem wi son suggested a fashion show members of the georgetown curl bcr of lhe presbyterian chnrcrr as art added attraction towomen ing club have had as their guests surviving are seven children a5 we a queen of the fur during this week mr and mrs norman ot mount forest harry of r0 competition each county scottv richardson of resina irjcouvc- clure and wilmet ofwould be represented with a float mr and mrs richardson have been huttonville ethel mrs w e an their choice for queen attending the dominion curling townscnd of norval marjone of the other speakers were d w vssociation annual meetini held brampton and elva mrs l mcmillan of cyanamid co george in quebec citv mr richardson ross of streetsville atkins of the cbc toronto and attended in his capacitv as secre- luneral service was held at the john horp of imperial oil tary of the saskatchewan associ david a mcclure funeral home attending from halton were ation while in quebec they at brampton with re william weir stan hall mpp and mrs hall tended the briar and were de iht officiating and interment was in mr and mrs george swan mil ed to see the regina nnk the hillcrest cemetery norval pall tbn mr and mrs jack tavlor richardsons win the champion- bearers were albert rodgers burlington mr and mrv spencer ship this nnk is now enroote to i cliff mcclure roy ballantine j wikon rjt 1 norval and mr scotland where they will co brace kcdare oliver mcclure and mrs bush leslie of r r 4 for h smhm rw j and june mccncken georgetown j halt in pril the t p c a riuzinship an t m t ol op avc ihe mil o the rca i e of ti i spi nd for tiilhin- that will outlet it mr- i- 1 ukr s papc- en out of h s tried ii i a vi r n i irz f e he 0 ieen 1 inch w i sf id hi a an i nvir 6o dif veu h mrs m wi hart ail mr i nt t i ind profi -sion- an f buke a m cd bv the hostess nrluele i in thi wide vanetv of the april meeins i to be held at rccmration the service is con thc hme of ms h golh p on f aim rt i i 11 pi ftinq h rearguards to ther most li 1 ill pla of the strirs th hu er shot lhe ir deficit th mi lile p ml when thev mo i i in u j 71 a h intake and each nb t i li 1 anoth r in the third n in i hi iki inii- triggered 2 li in t uiui ham be mmont nil ns n ted the others is n scon 1 twice harvrv ize r and dunn once for thc los ccntrating particularlv on finding april 2nd at 8 p m jobs in this area so that applicants will not have to move awav raiders plav in bradford thurs i unsuccessful the realto s trv for all the mar bles in bradford thursday night and are back here saturday if for on scottish cup complaint by a ratepayer of fro zen ice and dirt blocking his driveway led to a pltja by cr fred harrison at mondays council mee ting for cooperation from residents to do their part in aid ing road work during the difficult winter months harold rossiter 74 prince char les drive was the complaintant the town grader he said in clearing ice from the road had piled it up along the ditch cr harrison pointed out that this has been one of the worst winters on record and that it had taxed thc road committee to capacity to find a solution for all the problems thc town foreman and road chairman have been bugged to death by complaining ratepayers he said they will have to real ize that we are working under a budget and that we have the whole town to deal with certainly it has been incon venient for thc odd individual but house owners must help too he continued if we hire men to chop out driveways our road bud get will go haywire there has been some criticism that delrex is not being looked after mr harrison said but to thc contrary more time and mon ey has been spent in that area this year than in the whole town in past years that s quite a speech but it doesn 1 solve my problem com mented mr rossiter i spend half my summer hosing the road to keep dust down do you want me to work for the town in the winter too you pay 200odd dollars tax es replied cr harrison we cant give you everything you want unless you want a 99 mill rate too road chairman gray said mr rossiter had his sympathy but the town cant accept the problem of blocked driveways and each ratepayer will have to deal with these himself when the ice is graded from the centre there is no place to put it except on the roadsides am i the only one bothering you asked mr rossiter no and you have the right to bother me but unfortunately i can t do anything about it was deputy reeve grays reply another ratepayer stewart stockfish 49 norton cresc sug gested that side street entrances to main arteries which have had ice removed be graded in a ramp fashion to avoid steep drops ending thc discussion mayor armstrong remarked that he has travelled in many ontario towns this year and has yet to find any town that has maintained winter roads in as good condition as georgetown asking permission to start a driving school in town mr gor don of toronto was to d that there no local bv lav governing such chools and that council has no ju isdiction over this cr harrison said there should be sme sort of municipal control and the mayor suggested that the police committee check to see what authority a town may have to regulate such schools asking if the police committee had any report following his com plaint recently about cars block ing roadways at fires w o brown- ndge was told by police chair man mrs annecurrie thai she checked and the police feel they are doing everything pos- ible in this respect georgetown oantam austaks downed milton and orangeville handily blanking both teams io wm their section of the 4town tourrument n milton recently murray marchrnent receives the trophy from adon reeve john goy while alex johnson adon sports leader looks on adon free pro photoutk charles barlow 66 native of quebec charles barlow died suddenly on march 1st at the home of his daughter mrs floyd rodgers in brampton an avro employee he was 66 born in quebec mr barlow had lived in brampton for the past 14 years he was a member of the presbyterian church sur viving are two daughters mrs rodgers and mrs lawence hugh es a former georgetown resident who now lives in brampton his second wife the former mrs lily broom head of town lost her lite in a railway accident tn brampton three years ago when the car in hich they were driving was struck by a train injured in the crash mr barlow had made a rood recovery rev w weir conducted a ser vice in the dvid a mcclure fun eral chapel on march 2nd fun eral service and interment held in danville quebec on