The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

theeekeiown herald georgetown ontario wednesday evfg february 5th 1958 second section notice to all dog owners by law no 1 927 of he t of georgetown and the dog tax and livestock protection ad provide that on or before the lins day of february in each year every person m respect of whichhe is liable for the dog tax shall procure a tag for each and every dog owned or habitually kept up on any assessed premises dog tags may be obtained -at- the assessors office municipal building 36 main- street north insurance travel real estate walter te evans co triangle 72512 mill street serving your community for over 30 yean hamilton construction 66 prince charles drive tr 73480 homes industrial requirements carages renovations concrete work building supplies every building need debtfree st johhs united inaugurates building funl an air of optimism and rejoic ing pervaded the annual meeting and dinner of sl johns united church on january 28th members of the congregation sat down to a bountiful repast served by the women s associa tion rev morgan mcfarlane was chairman of the meeting which began with the hymn blest be the tie that binds followed by prayer mr mcfarlane expressed his joy and satisfaction in the overall picture of the church last year and its growth in matters of the spirit and in membership the treasurer claude kentner gave an encouraging report of the church finances showing an in crease of 8000 over the previous years total the churchs partici nation in the sector plan of finan ting had contributed greatly to the financial picture he said the church isnow debt free for the first time in many years and a building fund is being established for further extension ernest forgrave superintendent of the sunday school gave a glowing account of its growth m attendance and activities and paid special tribute to the staff of teachers and officers alan prouse in turn spoke a word of appreci ation to mr forgrave lor faithful and outstanding leadership- mr met arlane tncntiontnl the names of members of the con grcgation who died during the ear and conducted a short mem onal service in their memory mr forgrati spoke on behalf of the meeting and moved a vote of ap preciation to mr and mrs mcfar lane for their leadership stating it is a pmilegc to work with them and their family a special tri butc was paid to rev w c mur dock who celebrated his 88th birthday this week lie is mrs mcfarlane s father a musical selection by several ladies of the choir and two solos bj mrs kelvin brown added to the enjoyment of the evening the meeting was especially privileged to have rev allan forrest editor of the united church observer invest in your town town of georgetown debentures how on sale these debentures may be purchased to mature in one year two years pr any year up fo 10 years interest is payable each year up to and including the year of maturity at t per annum denominations 100 500 1000 c fc benham clerk of georgetown mmi who thrilled his audience with a vivid word picture of his recent trip to mission fields in africa mr forrest stated that the hun ger and poverty of the masses in most eastern countries is beyond our comprehension despite this he was astonished by the devout ness of the people who seem hungry for the fellowship of the church eighty five percent of all educa tiqn facilities is provided by mis sions and many of the leaders got their start in mission schools he satd mr forrest was impressed by the work of canadian mission aries in africa in leper colonies though terribly mutilated by the disease he found the people were happy and thankful for the privl lege of healing and deliverance thomas nivcn thanked the speaker on behalf of the congregation officers reelected were cecil mcnamara 9 young st clerk of session claude kentner 23 queen sl treasurer and cecil davidson 10 albert sl recording secretary stewards reelccled for three years are thomas niven 3 john st e murt allison 16 market st norton nelson 6 ostrander blvd michael norton 129 main st n robert watt 78 main sl n bob mccolgan 3 temple rd pcarci i orter 37 mclntre cresc and james dobbic replacing wil ham heming who moved away last ear olhtr members of the comittee of stewards who continue in office are vt rn mcl umber 12 chapel st f james r eans 2 guelph st mcr cook 5 normand blvd stewart yount 26 water si harv iam 7 norma nd bhd del mar trench 29 church st tom trou tin 12 luna st ro hansen 70 king st dawd hastings 24 john st e trevor williams 18 parkview bhd richard hogan 25 henr st karl lincc 20 park view bud ordon hallitt 11 gibbons place claude kentner and cecil da idson members of the 34man church session arc i ecil mcnamara 0 oung st george ward 7 draper st reg broomhcad 14 victoria cresc aiyzeranlev cuelph st lsunc bennctl 59 fdith si p b i harrison 38 charles st victor macdonald 38 maple ave w thomas bird 48 maple ave w e b swackhamer 35 charles st gordon urquhart 8 albert st graham farnell 19 albert st val stein 9 queen st alex mac larcn 184 maple ave s william kinradc 14 ostrander blvd alan prouse 11 margaret st hector bird r r 3 jack watson 54 charles st frnest forgrae 14 union st jack runham 12 park view blvd s t faram 19 mar j ket st dr a mcallister 50 main st n rev w c murdock 51 market si walter t evans 21 mountatnwew rd ian ritchie 7 orchard blvd howard kentner i 43 queen st dr o m brewster 1 46 shellc st cecil ford 24 vic- 1 toria cresc bruce williamson i rr 1 fred ross 140 cuelph st e l jack arnold 32 church st jack van winsscn 19 temple rd kelvin brown 15 gibbons place and ernest alcott 7 albert sl a committee has been named by the session and will make a plan ned visitation of new homes in the delrex area ot town this spring leaving a calender of church activities and issuing spe cial invitations to join in the fcl lowship of the church member ship in sl john s now stands at 562 persons reeve card of oakville is 1958 county warden members of halton county coun cil on january 21st named reeve william card of oakville as lflfca warden when council held its in augural meeting of the year coun ty judge w n robinson who was a member of council 25 years ago performed the swearing in cere mony and invested the new wr den with his black robe of office this years councillors from jie nine municipalities are warden card and deputy reeve fred c tilley of oakville reeve george curne and deputy reeve camp bell sinclair of esquesing town ship reeve alec phillips and dep uty reeve fred near of trafal gar township reeve douglas sir gent and deputy reeve wal er gray of georgetown reeve vt s wilson and deputy reeve jaik greer of acton reeve william e houngan and deputy reeve wil ham c tyrrell of burlington reeve robert cunningham and deputy reeve mrs mary s pcttit of milton past warden reeve toom mill ward and deputy reeve char les livingstone of bronte and reeve john a milne and deputy reeve charles thompson of nassa gaweja township tillej near graj greer tj r ell pettil livingstone are the new members this jear although mrs pettit the only woman on the coun cil has had counlj council expert encc in halton before and sinuh jtar as warden mr 1 uingstpne who took oer the new position this vear is brontes 1 t dtpulj riee to iit on count council a striking eommittei composed of all the nces et the following comnuttcls for the iar with thi f rst nam 1 as chairman agriculture and reforestation m int curne cunningham near and iningstonc assessment w il oti phillips gre houngan and s nclair eount buildings cun ningham greer near thompson sargent and sinclair hospital ac t unts houngan tille lmng stone petttt sinclair and gra printing and education millward near sinclair and thompson c ount roads curne milne phill ps tnll and millward an m xatu n millward houngan cur rit wilson phillips cunningham milne and sargent civil defence phillip curne cunningham greer and tillc planning sar gent greer near tyrell thomp son livingstone and tillej man or board millward curne sarg cnt milne and wilson finance millward wilson tyrell phillips and curne board of health appointments in eluded w dales r marshall ra thompson mrs petttt and mr graj deput reeves thompson andpettit were named to the hal ton commumt parks board and reeve houngan was appointed to the board of governors of brant memorial hospital burlington mcelhinney plouffe vows given during double ring ceremony a double ring ceremony was performed by rev gordon adams in acton united church on janu ary 11th when eileen plouffe the daughter of mr and mcs charles plouffe of ballinafad became the bride of eugene mcelhinney son of john mcelhinney and the late mrs mcelhinney of milton given in marriage by her fath er the bnde wore a wahx length gown of lace and net over satin her fingertip veil was held by a floral headdress she carried a imuquet of pink sweet peas and lily of the valley her only attendant was her twin sister doreen gowned in an iden tical waltz length gown of lace and net over green satin warren hall of milton was best man at the reception bald in stew- arrtown hall the brides mother received in a dress of peacock bine with navy ac and a corsage of pink rosebuds following tile reception a dance was held the music being supplied bymeenery s orchestra and james shepherd elect fifteen directors for golf club members of north halton golf country club chose a new 15- member board of directors when elections were held at the annual meeting monday in the clubhouse the directors will later elect their olricers t william mcnallv who was vice- chairman of the club last year was chairman for the meeting the president john bell moved from town last fall and is now a resident of montreal mr mc nallv reviewed activities of the vear which included major chan ges in the clubhouse such as clos ing in a portion of the verendah and installation of gas beating there was also considerable work done on fairways and enlarging some of the greens jack mai calm reviewed the clubs financial position as treasurer john ord officiated for the elec tion of officers and mrs fred hel son and mrs jack gunning acted as scrutineers board members who will meet later to elect their officers are ross duncan 74 guelph st jack malcolm 22 maple ave w wil liam mcnauy 22 market street graham farnell 19 albert sl russell woods glen williams jametjinton 6 lyons cl james f evans 3 guelph st art scott maple ave w ken nash 16 orchard blvd dr j r cham berlain 21 edith sle w bink ley 6 valleyview rd dick udtta 52 main sl s fred helson 64 main sl s dr jack kerby 18 market sl and jack gunning 14 charles sl spitnik cup hockey to aid swimming pool fun and fund raising will be combined next tuesday february 11th at the arena whenthe lions and rotary clubs combine efforts in what is billed as a world s championship hockey match for the spitmk cup brainchild of the lions club the match is scheduled for 8 pm and there will be such added fea- turps as a figure skating exhibi tion clowns door prizes and the girls pipe band all proceeds are earmarked for the community swimming pool fund the elaborate spitnik cup is on display this week in the herald office window due to the unavoidable ab sence of the governorgeneral says the challenge issued to ro tary president bilf carr by the lions the cup will be presented to the winning team by mr swim- muig pool dick licata a set of rules is also included in the challenge 1 this game will be played on skates one runners t 2 each club must supply its own bandages ambulances doc tors and nurses 3 milk will be supplied during intermission for those desiring te juvenation 4 no biting eyegouging hitting below the belt will be al lowed 5 two referees win be appoint ed rotary club may appoint one provided he is a member of tin li club 6 rotanan ken nash wst be i allowed to play 15 seconds every t 15muiute period or 30 straight seconds provided he is handcuffed winter parking no motor vehicle in the le shau dnig be parked on any street of georgetown from midnight to 6 aid from december 1st to march 15th motorists not complying with this bylaw are liable to have their cars towed away at their expense roy haley chief constable in spite of his efforts 820 will die this year sixteen hundred officers of the ontario provincial police spend 65 dam of every year covering every raue of ontarios highwavri trying to atop motorists from kohng themselves they do this by seeing to it that car and truck driven drive sensibly and safely by cooperatugwith your o j j and driving within the law yon wul help th m to make ontarios highways safer for