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3 n on december 8th vote bernard cassell vote to reelect john a elliott for councillor for 1959 1 if im reelected knowledge gained about georgetowns municipal affairs this year will work to your advantage next year 2 you can trust my proven performance to save you money 3 i have attended alt this years council meetings and voted without a biased opinion in an honest way 4 i am sincerely interested m the industrial recreational and welfare expansion of this town 5 i am willing to work faithfully for the interests of the rate payers of this town and have the time and enthusiasm to do it 6 i live and work m georgetown and believe this town has a bright future 7 i would appreciate your vote on dec 8th and will arrange transportation if you will phbne tr 7 3491 and ask for the station master to the people of georgetown if you want a councillor who is willing to give you a sound economical municipal government then i ask you to vote j h jimmy emmerson for council on december 8th brownies bandsmen wi ladies square dancers visit halton manor the younf and the elderly had a most enjoyable visit together at haltoo manor when 30 young girls belonging to the nth pack of brownies in oakvilte came to the minor to visit the residents on monday evening nov 17th these wholesome and courteous young girls were dressed in their brown uniforms and berets and looked very attractive while wail ing for the remainder of the group to arrive an advance part of brow nies formed a circle and played games and sang songs- when all the brownies had arrived a toad stool was placed in the centre of the circle and a brownie song was sung an interesting and origin al song and skit called johnny fedora came next on the prog ram donning country style bon nets and aprons several brownies danced a square dance with other brownies who masqueraded as boys wearing large cowboy hats donna hunt presented a gift of doilies made by herself to mrs smthe representative of the rest dents an individual gift of a sach et to the ladies and candy to men was then made to each resident the song bless this house was nonral united church rev l freel ba bd sundays 10 00 am sunday school u 15 am morning worship st georges church anglican advent ii dec 7th 800 am no service rector at st alban s glen williams 930 am hol eucharist 930 a m church school 914 j ears 1100 am the litany 1100 am church school 38 cars 1100 am nurscrj guild infant care 400 pm hol baptism 7 00 pm ecnsong your vote is respectfully solicited pearce porter -for- 1959 georgetown council election day monday dec 8 i wovm appreciate your support at the polls on december tth for a 3rd term es ge councillor reelect fred tut harrison for council a georgetown resident since 1937 joined the army in 1940 won the military medal al cassino italy while serving with the ontario tank regiment has been a businessman in georgetown for the past nine years al on monday december ttti you have six votes for council let one be to reelect garfield mcgilvray for 7959 council serving 12 years on council 1 feel my experience will benefit this progressive fastgrowing community i solicit your support and will endeavour to continue working for georgetown as s a whole sung by the brownies and then with mr vlggers playing the holies the singing of some old time bal lads brought the program to a close a delicious treat of ice cream brought by the brownies cookies and cold drinks were ser ved by mrs allen assisted by a number of these helpful young girls closing songs and a prayer by a bgownic brought the evening to a close a speech of thanks by mrs allen for all the kindnesses shown by these young girls was heartily applauded by their very appreciative audience the girls were under the direction of their brown owl mrs rowe and their tawny owl mrs tyre both of whom can be very proud of their brownie pack for having given the residents such a fine evening the lively strains of square dance music and the rhythmic tap ping of the feet of the dancers filled the dining room of the ma nor on tuesday evening nov 18 when 25 ladies and gentlemen be longing to the four corners square dance club of port credit came to entertain the residents the dan ccrs brought their record player and a wide selection of records with them the important role of caller was expert 1 handled by mr bert everett who used the micro phone to best advantage the tra ditional square dances such as the gaj gordons and the vir ginia reel were interspersed with lilting waltzes such as the bernard waltz and the black hawk waltz a ga polka called the happ polka and a tuneful quadrife a ver prettj dance on the trail of the lonesome pine was booth danced and sung b the msitors a group of musicians run brogna plaung the accordion bill duncan the mclodeon and mr norman viggers the bones aug mented the music of the record pla er several of the manor rcsid ents joined in the dancing during the program a chocolate bar was presented to each resident by the visitors and al the close of the program cold drinks and cookies were served to all present speech es of thanks were made by mrs al len and miss muriel thompson the visitors receied a cordial invita tion to come again al an carl date to present another evening of these exhilarating dances another ver enjojable first night was held at the manor on wedneida exenin nov 19 when fort members of the corgctown w omens institute came to the ma or lo present thtir first program for the residing the president mrs ran son p- sided and the evt nine tntt rtaimmnt wa- arran jed b two conwncrs mrs him bailt and mr- wink pctih after mrs slinh llcn hid welcomed th im r- mr- ihumin t prt sstd the pit i iin f it 1 th mi niln s of her inti uti n rimin t t ht ma mr ft r tin- iliir fir t mh is a emp thi firl numbi r n the prrim i i ltd h mr iiori innfun mlh mrs 1- rl mtphiron at thi p mo this was f il1im i h t ir hum trim- i id mr- 1- hid tr t x r hall hi 1 1 h n tirfi shall not rinn tonuhl i n inslonr shr mil p i n d a numnr of pit t tl iiirid slidi nk n on a trip to tiwi l mtml tlie pr inc of jm hc to tin salt of vermont tut mi suhiwtts the slides uere fillouid h inther humorous rra dine p itehe h mrs douland and a second singling conducted b mr glassford a hijjhlisht of the epnmjj came next when 92 ear old mr joe martin one of georgetown s oldest citizens danc ed a step dance sang a song and then joined norman viggars in a duct on the bones several so lee lions of country dance music pres ented by mrs glassford playing the ml in mrs earl mcpherson the piano mr mcpherson the guitar and mr glassford the drums were enjoyed by all very much after the institute ladies and those taking part in the pro gram had been thanked by mrs allen and miss muriel thompson for this splendid program a del icious lunch of sandwiches cook ics and tea was served by the vis itors it is the hope of the rcsid ents that now that a first night has been accomplished a second night wilt soon be forthcoming with the kind permission of their commanding officer llcol a kemp thirty five bandsmen of the lirne scots military band ac companied by their very talented bandmaster ueut elgin corlett presented a stirring and memorable evening of band music at the ma nor on thursday evening nov 20 the bandsmen presented a striking appearance in their scarlet and white tunics ancient campbell kilts and white spats after o ca oada and the regimental march john peel had been played a pro gram consisting of fourteen selec tions differing widely in character was given grand opera was repre sented by meyerbeers corona lion march from the prophet while popular march music feat ured the steel king and colonel bogey marches the familiar hymn unto the hills was played beautifully popular music was represented by such selections as a medley of tunes from my fair lady in which jack bray played a very fine cornet solo and the popular songs around the world 14 at night school train as speakers the public speaking course of tered in georgetown this fu and winter as a feature of the evening studies available is now well on its way and each evening some fourteen serious and occasionally nervous students respond in turn to the call the xt speaker please the twelve lessons in better platform presentation is directed by mrs ruth goss an associate instructor with c w wright of tecontojuthor of how to speak in public it is an interesting course and covers a wide range of subjects the instructor opens each session with a talk on some specific phase of speech and then call on each student for his verbal contribution to the evening this will be a brief prepared speech when the speaker has concluded the talk is analyzed the good features are pointed out and suggestions for improvement are made thus the instruction is almost individual in character a high degree of friendliness has been generated and already a steady improvement in skill is ev ident each evening is really an enjoy able experience because the ac cent is on an effort to help most of us would like to feel comfort able before a group the fourteen class members arc moving defin itely in that direction members of the class arc joe ross r r 3 robert wey norval william c mahony 51 prince charles drive ray mc broom 14 gibbons place ralph urstl 15 orchard blvd mrs win wallace 90 prince charles dr mrs caron belleghem 106 prince charles dr miss marion scar lett 19 mcnabb st mrs margaret young glen williams clare bums r r- 1 mr j ingram hor nby donald wilkes mackenzie dr keith york 25 bairstow ave jas mayoh 67 norton cres james cos tigan 29 market st joe pokluda glen williams tub moko hffftald wedmaslay dae 9fal 195r vote for lena emmerson for council 1959 i honest interest in the welfare of my home town election monday december 8th 1958 bride groom feted before their wedding mr and mrs robert tost had several parties honouring them before their marriage in st john s united church on november 22 mrs jack sunnucks was host ess at a miscellaneous shower gi ven by office girls of provincial paper ltd for the bride who is the former marlenc smith mrs alter bianchi also had a miscel laneous shower al her home at norval and the bride s aunts mrs a noble and mrs harold peine had a shower in weston school males of the bride had supper at the jack o lantern and present ed her with a smoker stand and the provincial office staff with a bridge sel card- and ash lra don ilerrington had a slag par t for the groom and provincial ipi r e inpt e s preinud him it h in end table coffee table and smoker and sint si trombones fttr j speech of thanks b miss mune thompson a luruh of lei and coo kit s was st r ed to all pre sent the re sde nn art unanimous in the hope lhat this wonderful bind will come again at a very early dai for the ir smart appearanct and wonderful miiir made a tr f j ourable impression hc j l traham conducted the iftirnonn service in the chi pet of the manor on sunday nov 13 mr draham is the minister of st pauls lnitcd church m milton mr graham read part of chapter 1 of st mark s gospel as a background for his sermon which was of a missionary nature having explained that churches in mam countries all over the world arc holding special services in honour of missions this current sundav mr graham emphasized that if christian persons are mis sionanes in spirit they will be in terested in persons of every race and colour and also in individuals with their own personal problems be tarn jast au lor mother load 4 tad far fcb aid faa1iliau 1 wasteful for smc ami a b leeaag brake wfcal to wwufcaajtvaeaeatitlcaltydemgimd smarts ftaraace be mmt by amteg frl pay 1 ca joy iummhl smarts dealer mr ami gel fafl parttcmw rhthompson hardware ok oas heatlno hatdwak piummno phoiw tk 74971 to the electors of georgetown once again i place my self before you for the 1959 council end ask for your support at the polls on december 8th 1 cannot make a lot of promises for 1959 other than the following would continue to do the best as far as i am able for an economical and careful progress for the town of george town i do not feel that georgetown at this time can afford a town manager at a salary which already has been quoted as anywhere from 12 000 to 20 000 per annum nor do i feel that we must go in the higher bracket 10000 to 12 000 for a competent town engineer believe we must trtyto pay our way and issue deben tures only when it is absolutely necessary and of a major nature i would go along wholeheartedly with any of the long- promised industr es for georgetown and i would oppose any further residential development by delrex developments un til some of these promises bear fruit and the residential indus trial ratio has ben greatly improved trusting i may receive your careful consideration when you mark your ballot seasons greetings to all i remain yours i r ern hyde john zorge says s proaiems facing next yeats counci 1 strict control of all expenditures 2 industrial development 3 advisability of introducing a ward system 4 federal grants for winter work if elected i will apply the same energy ability and mtergnty to solving these problems as i would to my own business vote john zorge december mi 9st