management labour must comsat inflation together art ef l e line at nuj a ream am tea of eteel taker teevfll kan to take aaat afcaaa t reepnmafflhty by esorbitant a- barley bear itaa to be doee co-oper- juno races a tbe increase in dr hartey said it i think c m faomned or to it i i eleventh commandement has the ust of commandments been increased by one this sign decorates the lawn of st pauls anglican church in norval in the mail bag western minister comments on election in edmonton largest brownie group in hyup ceremhiy on thundey ha the tun of st george anlkn m alta october 20 1966 irmxeditor wednesday october 19 was dvil election day in alberta in medicine eat contest happy jlyw harry vlner was de feated after fourteen years in office in calgary human error fouled up tbe city hall com puter m chat most of tbe night dty hall was betting its election results from local radio stat ions bat tbe big story was in ed jnonton perhaps the election tory of the year most of al berta held an opinion on tbe election pitting incumbent viaco dantzer asatast former mayor william hawrelak most of canada knows tory of mr hawrelak s great service to edmonton but also of the two times in the last decade that be baa been convicted of misuse of public office tbe third candidate alex latta never had a chance hie race was really vince tbe giant killer against bill tbe old giant all the way tbe campaign was clean and fcardfought morality wasard ly ever mentioned and yet it turned out to be the key issue prior to the 1964 election the clergy of edmonton mounted a massive protest on tbe mora iky issue but tus backfired this time around the clergy were silent as clergy but vocal m concerned citizens this worked barely six months after his election fn 1964 hswrelak was disqualified from office of a land deal with city by a company in which he owned more tfaantkentyave per cent of the stock daring the cam paign he called his diaqualifl cation a technicality the elec torate judged otherwise mayor danter to a tfeourous young father of nine children who has captured the bnagina- hon of thto vigorous young city hes been able to work isjn with the aldermen and in i 18 months since he assam- mayors chair following i cijaqoamfleation has tjjer of pregres- i of dty develop- 1 fight a good opinion of the majority of al bertaxts edmonto is no long er entitled to the reputation of being tbe most cymcal dty canada as a matter of tact its pretty exciting dty canada s fastest growing and surely one of ha more prosperous when you visit expo 67 watch for the edmonton exhibit the 200000 being spent on that has been one of the campaigns hottest issues edmontonians approved it and of course hope youll like it rev tom forgrave trod the stepping erfnlncsav obedieqee good tiu us end ifl to look for the last tune at thmwhrrj as browtues in their fcrest pool before they re their wings to fly alone the golden road to grades brown owl of the 4th geor getown pack mrs- x merkimw assisted by atr mtss p bowman and miss 3 couett presented to sheila oapperanld lclic mitchell roberta howat mar tha hocaa susan arnold theresa spmgosa and marilyn th1 osoeorrown hmald lp a eaj laau rwayvewsawr ewww ivo pages i auto prlceswouldbe lowered what he did say tbe hattonmp said vtt that the prices of canad ian and vs buht ears would ajradainrieaapirity tua has already been done to 00010 extent this year al though the addition of new safety features has tended to i would like gap between the in tbe two countries narrowed much more quickly than has been done so tar dr hartey said he questions whether the currant boycott of supennark ets by ho will be very effective after all be points out people do have to eat and the prices charged at the small- corner store were often as 7 a ugh or higher than those ft woman on probation markets but he feeuh seven wno and premiums the stores could use that money to the prices of their goods ton dont get sotnethlrig lor nothing too halton mp said he has not bad any great mail or re- from his constitue on the ugh cost of food but fliere an indications that the of the jont senate i conmuttee on con aumer prices are being followed very closely by housewives ac ross the country swiprise party for coiy anniversary tprise party was held in of mr and mrs george at their home on tbe no en saturday evening october a on the occasion of r mh wedding anniversary sad mrs george smith or and mr and ars saaith norval planned g far their parents lbs smith bad en- chiacse supper with neighbours xrs stan eyre and on w found about 30 and friends had sunwi them the spent in games a lovely lunch complete wit a wedding cake coffee table two lamps and other gifts along with the good wish es of then many friends the supermarkets but that the publicity of the cotts has had a good effect and any public pressure tbat will help bring down the prices is good high pricis but the rise of prices is undoubtedly the fault of the consumers themselves because they seem to want fancy pack aging and gimmicks someone has to pay for those free towels in tbe detergent dr harley said toblaws has claimed before tbe consumer prices committee that trading stamps dont add to their costs t this is splitting hairs of spending money jbiit th jeyed a i from quito be st norval pres- church wms fall sting held in the church on tuesday after october zsth miss hud and miss boyes showed sbdaw aad told of their work mrs jack mectare presided mm neman lsjdlaw and mrs gwy wosoat of norval united ctavrch tjcw cave the devot ansnvl tbe courtesies was en by mrs oliver hunter mrs harold mcchne and mr har om bjrid were in charge tf the bigamy charge place iy the mother of l wt week pleaded gnhty to a bigamy charge has been plac ed on probation for two years by magistrate james black sue was told that people who do not observe the laws of marriage could lead to the ru ination of individual and fam ily life in canada the 42 year old woman ad mitted last week that she went through an illegal form of mar riage with a 37 year old streetsville nam m georgetown two years ago the man who pleaded not guilty and claimed he didn t know the woman s husband was alive was jailed for six month s last week sixfy enter marathon bridge by kinette club l ml brown od optometrist t 35 mill strut georgetown quit off main street mom 177471 canadian citizenship applications applications for canadian athanshickvlli be accepted every wednesday from 930 ajn to 4 00 pm at queens square building 24 queen st east brampton ontano- as in the past such applications will also be accepted monday through friday from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m at the court of canadian citizenship 150 main street west hamilton ontario sixty georgetown and district people are involved m tbe lo cal kinette clubs third an nual marathon bridge tourna ment which got under way october is ihe tournament which includes 56 games in the homes omhose taking part willnm until march 15 teams in group a miss jean mackenzie and mis onnle carter mrs kg ruey and mrs mary rose peters mrs jack runbam and mrs helen clark mis hazel hyde and mra clarice evans mrs don aid mckay and mrs murray henley mrs ailecn bradley and mrs elizabeth mccrae mrs mary golden and mrs ruth wood mrs fran jamies- on and mrs ax taylor teams in group b mrs mari on barber and mrs marj gil mer miss margery mackenzie and mas olive logan mrs hat mrs mcmurchy dies at 69 mrs margaret elizabeth mc murchy 69 died recently at thornhill daughter of the late mr and mrs john macdonald she was born in alabama but spent the early years of her life in geor getown spending som working in her fathers coal office she married alfred clarence mcmurchy and moved to tonville in 1939 leaves her husband two sons bruce of hnttonviue and donald of thfarnhill and two grandchildren mary dale and karen elisabeth funeral service at the pipher funeral some richmond was followed by interment in greenwood cemetery george town 1st georgetown brawn owl mrs at jarrett manned wings to jabe geebel sharon hewitt debtee jarne fellow brownies mrs frewtooe the tain aad wtn mra darby of 2nd cor largest to qy up one thus hi the history of ge- mis carole poke faricfly ah broth- iavited to join ie singsooc which preceded taps of refresfessesjxs is norma murray was honour at two more hi the past week on evening october mrs dave barclay and mrs jna stewart were hostesses at awiseeuaneoas shower at mrs barclays home stewarttown relatives and fxtends the trighligfat of tbe i mock wedding which all enjoyed norval united church ucw head a eaiscehaneoos shower bar norma in the church base- friday evening octo ber zs mrs j laidlaw was of ceremonies miss lafaoaw and miss gayle fa with a duet by a contest mm loraa ediott and miss donna ited norma in peeing her gifts cake and ice cream wan served and a soc ial tuna enjoyed get well wishes are extend ed to mac watson who is i pebeat ia peel memorial hos pital brampton and to harold gooop who is a patient in ge- tfae guides with 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