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v 13 georgetown hexcuvwedaeea october 24 1951 s harolds hare realtor farms suburban hornet w cromar rendent saj georgetown 98 r 4 for expert eye care consult o twalker optometrist- s main st north brampton over abells drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9 ajn to 6 pjn dally kvenlngs by appointment travel notes v v f new york ill the fall glamorous fabulous new york city is a must on your trav elling list radio city ocean liners the bowery china town night clubs musical shows and plays exotic res taurants pferk avenue shops the subway coney island youll have a wonderful timel let us help plan your trip by air or rail we can supply an ailexpense tour individual sightseeing trips or whatever youn want we suggest accommodation at the centrallylocated hotel taft john r barber travel advisor elmer c thompson insurance service pbene 119 mill street flewtts for every occasion design work a specialty bonded member tds telegraph delivery service flowers by wire anywhere in the world norton floral phone 315w georgetown stop and see us for pontiacs buicks vauxhall ckjlc truck tires a battbrro parts accbs8ohjb8 oood lbeleonon of used oars complete service and repairs lome garner u motors acton main street phone 403 p head have you missed us seems a long time since we have bte chattingwith you but a new baby is afuutlme job as any mother will tell you and there just hasnt been a spare min ute these past few weeks to get back to writing again there- is lots of catching tip to do on moving news never real ized before just how much moving about there is in town until we ga thered all our tips together so here goes first a couple of items which were- missed earlier in the year it maybe news to some that mr and mrs syd hulme are now living in mrs george walters house on victoria street while mrs walters is making her home with her soninlaw and daughter mr and mrs harry shor- till on maple avenue mr and mrs ken hulme who started their married life in mrs william car neys house on durham street now live in one of mrs alice potts ap- apartments on john street and mrs carney has set up housekeeping again after a visit in england mr and mvs walter brownridge have moved into their home on maple avenue beside the shortills coming to town from ashgrove where their foimer home was sold to john isniond mr brownridge will continue to operate his live stock trucking and farm produce business from his now headquarters in town mrs vic smith and two young children have joined mr smith in ottawa where he is a member of the motilities into their former home on ewing street have moved mr and mrs stanley wright mr wright is a cnr wire less operator at present working notice of the closing of part of caroline street in the town of georgetown in the county of halton notice of a proposed bylaw to close a part of caroline street in the said town of georgetown more particularly described as follows all and sinxjular that cer tain parcel or tract of land and premise situate lying and being in the town of georgetown in the county of halton and province of ontario being composed of part of caroline street according to regis tered plan number 29 for the town of georgetown and which said par cel or tract of land and premises may be more particularly described as follows commencing at an iron pipe planted in the southeasterly limit of caroline street distant north thir tyseven degrees forty six minutes 37 46 east two hundred and seventy four 3nd eleven one-hun- dredths 27411 feet from the wes terly angle of lot two 2 on the southeast side of caroline street according to registered plan num ber 29 said iron pipe being in the f production northerly of the wester ly face of the main westerly wall of the provincial paper mills build ing situated on lots four 4 five 5 and six 6 on the southeast side of caroline street according to said plan number 20 thence north fifteen degrees fiftyeight minutes 15 degs 58 west along the said production twentynine and ninetyfive one lundredths 2955 feet which is he true v point of commencement thence south fifteen degrees fiftyeight minutes 15 degs 58- west along the said production twentynine and ninetyfive one- hundredths 2995 feet to a point oh the southeasterly limit of caro line street distant two hundred and seventyfour and eleven onehun dred ths 27411 feet measured northeasterly from the westerly an gle of the said lot two 2 thence north thirtyseven de grees fortysix 37 degs 46 east along the said limit of caroline street sixtyrune and eightyrfour onehundredth 69 84 feet to an iron bar planted thence south seventyfour de grees twelve minutes 74 degs 12 west along the production westerl- of the northerly face of the most northerly wall of said provincial paper mills building twentyeight and fifteen onehundredths 2818 feet thence in a southwesterly dir ection thirty and fortytwo one- hundredth 3042 feet more or less to the place of beginning take notice that the munici pal council of the town of george town will take into consideration the passing and if approved will pass at its meeting to be held on mon day november 5th 1951 at the hour of eight oclock in the after noon at the municipal chambers of the said town of georgetown a bylaw stopping lip and selling the above describes property in the said town and the council will at the time and place hear in person or b his counsel solicitor or agent any inkjion iyho claims th8tur land will be prejudicially affected by the bylaw and who applies to be heard c awnson q fotftaifo u at the port credit station they came to town to time to enter baby glenn in the baby show at the fair where he won first prize a newcomers from terra cotta are mr and mrs j g stoddart who have purchased from harold scott a house on ar ietta street formerly tenanted by the reg ryalla mr stoddart works at the georgetown coop and their family is composed of jack june harold donald marion eorge and marlene also newcomers to town are a danish couple mr and mrs paul poulsen who are living in one of the apartments in the cordpro b chiding on main street mr poulson works at provincial paper and they have two little daughters sonja aral ose when bev moody left the pro vincial mill to work at malton tils position in the engineering divlsidn was taken by william d fleming who formerly lived at dunnville mr fleming purchased the house on the 9th line which had been empty since frank carney bought a hard ware store in rockwood and moved there he is a native of caledonia and his wife luith marshall comes from port elgin she is a gra duate of nursing of brantford gen- oral hospital and they lived at villa nova near tviterford before moving lo dunnville they have two children jon who started kin dergarten here and 2yearold marsha and attend the united church mr and mrs spence mckin- non with eleanors brother bill milliere have moved to the apart ment over the bank of commerce they have been living in a house on king street which will be occu pied by john mcclure and his bride whose marriage took place saturday enjoyed the iode fashion show last week the models all lo cal gals really looked stunning and gave quite a professional per formance there were several chap ter members modelling as well as others from town made the at tractive clothes even more so before the elgin millers s ruth goldham left for lake cowiehan vancouver island mr and mrs ted arnold entertain ed at a farewell party for them and friends mrs miller was presented with a pretty necklace and mr mil ler was given a tie pin also be fore she left for her new home ruth was given a farewell party by the monday night knitting club at the home of mrs jack watson when the members gave her brooch as a parting gift letters home from ruth tell that lake cowiehan is a town with a population erf about 2o0o thefy have been fortunate enough to get a nice little apartment and ruth can see the mountains from her kitchen window when seventy high school students went to toronto to see the famed vienna treas ures they had an added treat something of really current interest to offset the charm of the ancient on that day iritpe minister st laurent and opposition leader george drew both attending the canadian bar association in tor onto wcro also at the art ctallery the students were able to have a really good closeup some ikidrn from the stone school were iilso at the gallery to see he trcas- yres thit clay went driving sunday iioiik with everyone else pracjtically who owned a car and no wonder the country was really beautiful bright sunshine lighting up the warm yellow and crimson woods truly autumn mad what we would nuess to be its last fling on sunday a good many people went walking on sunday too we have many streets in town which are very beautiful indeed fringed as they are wilth the color ful maples pauline norton who started sing ing with the band last season is appearing with them in brampton on saturdays in the rose roonv vocahst is blonde peggy richards of toronto whose husband is a trom- t bone player in mart kenneys or- chestra i world institute ladies come to canada in 53 the semianuual meeting of the district board of halton womens institutes was held recently in st pauls sunday school room milton with representatives from 15 bran- ches and the executive present several matters of importance were dealt with which included ways and means of financing acww meeting in 1953 when the ontario womens institutes will be hostess to these delegates from all over the world it was decided to set aside a fund that all branches washing to contri bute towards a gift for the new hal- t6n home for the aged might pool this money and have it earmarked from the halton womens institutes the 1952 district annual is to be held in knox church acton with dublin wi as hostess institute a rapa 6 very pleasant dmmlob from ness was the presentation to mis clarke formerly miss bath but the home economist of a large cakw plate in the popuar com flows pattern from the halton wx all delegates were asked to takar a full report of this meeting bach to their branches after which tb meeting closed with the national anthem to meet again early lav april for a special printing job bow- about consulting the herald phone- no 8 scbultz electrical construction wiring motor repairs elna sewingmachines heat pve range8 fred schulfc phone 531w modern aires open season at rose room after a series of summer engage ments including stanley park erin the modern aires georgetowns wellknown dance band has rcturn- ned to hie hose room for the winter season of saturday dances this year the modern mires are also playing in brampton every friday night in the oddfellows hall but will bring in a replacement for some of their formats includrng i lie lome scots officers ball jack armstrong district representative georgetown ontario branch office dominion bank bid brampton ontario j r racine branch manager n w syy 4aj 4 1 canadian each summer the rockies whose wotldr dudes of every ttyqqpttvgqd ereed 9 amid the majesty of snoweaopeoatao alpine trails and to camp in the valleys of 0 of canadas loveliest playgrounds v created and signed by the home ol seagram tlis advertisement with appropriate copy for foreign lands in appearing in magazines and news papers printed in various languages and circulated throughout the world 5eagtam tells the world about canada j1h8 advertisement was designed by the mouse of seagtam to tell the people of other lands about canada and things exclusively canadian many people in latin america asia europe and other parts of the world are not fully aware of the richness of canadas natural resources wild life scenic beauty and cultural traditions the more the peoples of other lands know about our country the greater will be their interest in canada and canadian products the house of seagram feels that the horizon of industry does not terminate at the boundary of its plants it has a broader hvrvton a farther viturrmview dedicated to the 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