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t the georgetown herald axnm omsnowiont i 17hb1m what council did new sewage plant planned for spring operation in 1960 georgetowns ne posal plant will be in operation in the spring of i960 if plans mater ia ize according to the schedule of proctor and red fern consulting engineers g u proctor outlined progress to date when he reported to coun cil on monday and said he ex pects to call for tenders for the trunk sewer early in the new year tenders for the disposal plant will be called later in the spring he said and it will take approximate ly a year from then to complete the whole project a definite site for the disposal plant has not been chosen he said two are being considered one on each side of the river and soil tes ting is to start this week to deter mine which is best questioned about whether a proposed conservation dam on the 9th line will boost estimated costs fjhe new sewage pant mr proc tor said it would but that he feels the figure will still be weu with in the estimates cr alfred sykes wanted to know if the firm is acting indep endently in determining a site for the plant or if the delrex firm is being consulted mr proctor re plied that no personalities will be involved in any recommendation which his firm makes the outh side of the river has the advan tage of higher land he said but homes look down on it while the north side is treed and would bet ter bide the plant from public view cr fred harrison thought land covered in the town nlry ag reement should be deeded to the town otherwise council is lfcg about putting a building on land which is not owned by the town reeve sargent said it is to the towns advantage not to own the land at present as taxes are bene collected on it and until a definite- location is decided the town would not know what it wants consulted by the building in spector about a request for at house permit from w h carxv council told him nothing cam he done at present because the bouv ding lot is in a part of delrex not yet released for house building cr harrison said he had heard no report by the board of parks management at nomination meet ing and that he thought a board spending almost slojooo of money should make such a i either at that meeting or to cil he was told by the mayor that council could ask this but tf the boards only requirement to havejts books audited and statement printed in the auditors report the meeting which fat lows nominations has no official status be said and no board required to report at it kks tuttsdngr angjbl dec 3s is the big heart anjajt tar lie bill kpctacte ftundbr wtoe had the mis eortumr da ftnw ttlbcar lamc by fire to- aflks bnr qste mghl have been duoofttdl lb starvey chappcl and afl gmnwnfis wjb the added to the- amtmy aftnority wem by the canfiacbv gtias sine proceeds from a turba iarv bctmd bold thurs da mgbil tpbe oaauins of teams in the utoguh thaw donated their tmhtey noil mwmcj f125l to start this ftunfi irtsh wm tfbr rjghl foot tuiredtvj myn from oclock bowiisu mih 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of mrs harold henderson empbk- yees at smith stone ltd a honoured her with a u of a telephone table bedroom 1 and a lace tablecloth one week till christmas slm operator a fa oesnvmi of geotge- wcbl in tin ttw mrs ann rob- aonl wjfie off tdbe bathe arthur rob- iqol dfndl 9n tmeitti vn sunday hhtatar hdh hal she was 82 yeans off ag anril baa been in ill bftattdfc bar tin pagt coe years fahem tjb fhmdtg hiwd in town mr bnoj emonaed the store when cunodfe ajmiftuuti uu u y now stannsl aswr tmvoing to toronto they ttadte tfhtnr bmne aft 734 mer- tnn stntaft wahsv tfhey opetated roomsag bmne mr robhtson pre- dhmabadl ttia wode im hmo they am a by oamghter bes- saav whoj bns fln toronto and is cntdaqndl ait tfb canadian insti fcrt abac cnwer iconducted the ftnaanaj ahrvno aft ie harold c mcclnn ftommu njone 34 edith sseetc o m tuesday bwatoi buh aft totree oclock un gttenwood cent- john t v evans fred dmt xkkally len andl sntfh dickie okm vhuaons onttefl church ser ved son tkatfeey 4nmer w child- ben a tike snnttay sdbool on sun dtag afltn aboal seventy sat down to a dmhchms tdtzmer which was- tihjaniimjirj vntqd alter dumetr 4h chi1dren said ncflaemak vflwmg ijy singing awag on ax mumfiku amd prayer by bin k ftnea sa bhmsdale than- kadi tin botes 9or oie sovcly dm- alex ziuo doris silk married in knox church doris sibc daughter of w silk and the late mrs silk of s burne became the bride of akeay ander zuio son of mr ami antonio zilio terra cotta on fri day november 38th in knox pres byterian church at seven oclock in the evening rev alex caldhr officiated the bride chose a street length gown of white trimmed with itat of red sweetheart roses mrs bar raid henderson was ha- attendees in a street length tm g with matching- feather hat and gta ves and a cosage of yeham awai heart roses harold henderson ac ted as the groonumtn a wedding reception was hm at the home of the brides sister mr and mrs jack teeter tetmniag fen ceremony mr and mrs sua wah live in terra cotta mrs fitte is employed at smith ft stan ltd and mr zilio at usher plastics am jmhsavi fun night bar owe bauhwia amd professional 3fceyheld their jncy mrs- c belleg- heflsi mb pemw cjhnrses drive was tike- bmhtas all bar beme mft msttnaa khnj mus bobbie bmsj ma tttcvami mcarthur and mbxv jar citmwmd were the fear che cwwring the with and namtmt emanaag e now that the winter driving hazards ere here thclocal police department has stepped up their campaign to keep 1958 fatality free with ust fourteen days remaining in the year the police are urging motorists to observe sensible precautions and winterize their driving pictured from left to right back row constables ted scott hartey lowe evan rollins dan whitson front row chief constable roy haley and cpl jim bilsborrow a fifth constable frank dennis joined the force after the picture was taken league leading bradford humbled by town realtors hunters real estatcrs combin ed a little strategy and a lot of hustle to trip up the high fijing bradford fords 9 to 5 at the arena last night while about 200 loa fans lunged thuir approval the win healed some of the wounds pridewise inflicted during 112 and 131 mauhngs at the hands of the league pace setters in their last two clashes bradford also won out in their first meeting back around mid november 74 it stood to reason that it the hunters banged their head against the bradford wall long enough theyd knock a hole in it but the way the big red and blue barrier crumbled last night was complete ly unexpected coach nick ferri supplied the strategy when he dropped his third line and went with his production trios of ingliis varey and dixon and irons chard and cunningham he injected himself and hewitt briefly for spelling off blake incus gordie king tended the local net in the absence of jack rhodes and regular spare fred lawrence and robbed bradford npors with key stops on several occasions magdy grasby ing is and beaumont prov ided some of the best protection afforded any georgetown goalie so far this season up front ron dixon and blake inglis did most of the georgetown damage notching three goals each while cunningham chard and ir ons counted singles dunne with three thorns and harvey scored for bradford the hunters owhed an 81 lead after two periods but failed to keep the pressure on in the final frame as bradford with a strong rally chopped the margin to 4 blake inglis scored twice ger ry inglis and dave irons once in ron dixon the 134 bradford shellacking on saturday when junior goalie char lie jewell was peppered by brad ford marksmen on friday fred lawrence took the twine minding chare and han died it brilliant as the hunters blanked colhngwood 5 0 irons netted a pair in this one dixon magdy and blake inglis added the other georgetown and milton resume their feud and battle for second place in milton on friday and the hunters tanplf with alliston for the first urae on monday in alliv ton ballinafad christmas party for blue mountain school the pupils at the blue mouptain school presented their annual christmas party and concert on monday afternoon the parents and preschool children wire invi ted and each child was presented with a candy treat andy spiece was the capable chairman of the afternoon and mrs kidney the music teacher assisted mrs shor- till with the preparation of the very fine program which included recitations songs piano selections dances and the singing of the fam iliar christmas carols the sympathy of the commun ity is extended to mrs clifford reid on the passing away of her mother mrs black she has been making her home for some time with her daughter and has been ill for quite a long time a serv ice was held in georgetown on monday night and a second ser vice and burial in niagara falls on tuesday afternoon the wa held their christmas meeting at the home of the presi dent mrs george edmunds on tuesday afternoon of last week fourteen members answered the roll call with the exchange of gifts and they also brought gifts for their unknown friends a worship service with the christmas story as the theme was presented and mrs frank smith gave a reading from the business of the previous meeting mrs smith reported ha ving sent a christmas cake and a- ift for their hew baby to rev and mrs james kirkwood at mars den saskatchewan visitors one day recently at the home of mr anlmrs f w shor- till were mr and mrs a c till and wilfred of orton mr and mrs c himes and mr and mrs a clubbe of thistletown visited on sunday with mr and mrs a himes many friends and neighbors at tended the funeral of mrs tom mack on monday afternoo from the funeral home in acton mr neelon paid a one tribute to mr mack for his faithful care and de votion during his wifes long ill ness and we extend heartfelt sym pathy to him in his great loss sir and mrs feddie molody and mr and mrs jack deforest who were formerly the two hitchcock sisters eileen and margaret were honoured at a community presen tation last wednesday night at the peacock school they were mar ried this past summer and fall and quite a goodly number of the neighbours turned oat on this oc casion to extend best wishes to them a short program was pre- scout auxiliary held christmas party the 1st georgetown scout aux iliary held its december meeting on monday dec is in the ladies parlour of st johns united church with lhirt mothers pres ent after s delicious supper the ladies were entertained ailh car ols sung bj the cubs of cecil dav idsonb pack led by brcnda ash win and mrs tracey barrager the pack was then presented with a cheque for the auxiliary to buy some equipment and a candy bar for each boy a busines meeting followed with mrs lloyd swcezie presiding of ficers for 1950 are as follows pres mrs lloyd sweezle 1st vice mrs cyril engleby 2nd vice mrs e benedict secretary mrs ernie guyett treasurer mrs gor don hallitt social convener mrs orval paul assisted by mrs w fiebig and mrs a lynch sun shine mrs sheldon lawr during the evening mrs swec zie presented mrs fiebig with a past presidents pin for her untir ing efforts during her term as president mrs morgan mcfarlane closed with the scout benediction followed by a social hour commit teeyarranging for the evening were mrs w fiebig mrs g benedict mrs orval paul mrs h bennett those who were present were mrs uoyd sweezie mrs cyril engleby mrs wesley fiebig mrs gordon hallitt mrs ernie guyett silverwood send christmas gift to springhill widow the christmas meeting of sil verwood wj was held at the home of mrs george henderson on thursday evening and although several members were unable to attend the ones who did bad a merry time in place of the opt ehing ode several carols were sung with mrs r r corbett the piano roll call was a box of christmas cookies and the recipe what was left of these cookies af ter the serving of lunch was sold to the members instead of the usual exchange of gifts the money which would have been spent on them was sent to a widow of the springhill mine disaster five dollars was also sent to the muscu lar dystrophy fund euchre and chinese checkers were played first prizes being won by mrs w earle and mrs r corbett with consolations going to mrs w norton and mrs ap- pleyard mrs c wilson and mrs fred campbell assisted the host ess in serving a delicious junch four members of the institute enjoyed and profited by a day spent with norval institute when mrs mcphauer former provincial president spoke on program plan ning and meeting procedure congratulations to mr and mrs bruce lindsay on the arrival of their daughter anne marie sentcd by local talent and both brides and grooms were presented with identical gifts an occasional chair hassock and a metal magaz ine rack there will be special christmas music at the morning service next sunday in our church and in the evening the cgtt group will pre sent their an candlelight ser vice at 8 pm all a 2- yearold wins hospital doll raffle little susan white 2 year old daughter of mr and mrs don white 51 mill st became the own er of beautiful gail a radiant life like doll raffled off by the george town hospital association as a fund raising project the lucky number that gave lit of susan the doll was 1719 and it ws drawn by mrs waiter hancock at a bingo in the leguon hall satur day night everyone who sold tick ets or helped in any way is exten ded the appreciation of the hospi tal association mrs jas davidson mrs leslie clark mrs sheldon lawr mrs e benedict mrs dennis wright mrs ray berg mrs telford thi- bcault mrs eric constantine mrs john ferguson mrs fred norton mrs cameron brown mrs a lynch mrs john hails mrs stu art mckenzie mrs morgan mcfar lane mrs chas barrett mrs roy buttrcy mrs arthur hall mrs sam turnbull mrs tom peavoy mrs oliver pau mrs ivan el- liott mrs cyril ford mrs gar field mcgilvray mrs george stilt- tard mrs thorns mack 72 long district resident a lifelong resident of erin township mrs thomas mack 79l of bauinafad died on friday at mrs smiths nursing home lnrac ton she had been in failing health for some time mrs mack was mary elirabeth teeter and was the daughter of the late isaac teeter and rachel overland mr and mrs mack celebrated their 50th wedding an niversary last march she leaves her huibandaa son frederick of orangmffule a daugh ter elizabeth mrs june tan- well of fergus and four grand children mr alan neelon of bluevale jt jjl student minister at ballinafad un- t itcd church last year was assisted by an orangeville minister in con- ducting the funeral service on monday at the rumleyshoemaker funeral home acton interment- was in evcrton cemetery pall bearer were harding price ern ie mcencry mathew shortiu lloyi marshall lome gregson and john root mpp social personal mrs rex heslop heslop court with her sister mrs robert row- ell ktobicoke has returned from a visit in kirkland lake with an other sister mrs clarence hack- mr and mrs wray cowles of toronto were visitors in town on tuesday mr cowles is a for mer agent of the electric railway that ran from toronto to guelpn prior to 1934 mr and mrs percy saxe main st s were hosts at a dinner party recently for members of her fam ily from toronto which celebra ted chanukah the traditional feast of the candles j friends of tony damm of gar- net building products will be pleased to hear that he is out of hospital and convalescing at his home in acton after his recent ill- ness mr and mrs agar guest 5 churchill crescent were hosts to members of her family last sat- urday for christmas gettoff their guests were mr and victor tedder her brother their two sons tom and bob of applewood acres her sister george marsden and mr marsden and their daughter mrs crawford and mr crawford oh brampton her brother mr char i lie laws and mrs laws daughter mrs george kenzte and mr kenzie of oakvffle marilyn guest and doug webster of to ronto and their son roy goest and mrs guest of town the fa mily all enjoyed a christmas din ner with all the t and then spent saturday evening to gether chamber of commerce wins top prize in parade floats contradicting his television theme song robin hood did not ride through the glen on satur day however he did travel along guelph street from windsor road to the cenotaph and then south on main to park ave as part of the 27th annual santa claus parade sponsored by the lions clubs of georgetown the robin hood float complete with castle moat and draw bridge and including maid marion friar tuck and little john caught the admiring eye of the judges enroute and was awarded the lions club trophy for best float in the par ade entered by the georgetown chamber of commerce it won oiit over some fifteen other floats harrison school again copped the john r barber plaque for best entry by a school with jack spratt the herald award for best from the business group went to the 1 ja for santa and reindeer while north halton builders hickery dickery dock won the commerc ial and industry class plaque don ated by chamber of commercef judging the floats were mem bers of the acton chamber of com merce james ledger frank ter ry andrew mackenzie jean braida aldo braida and jack holmes santa made his perennial stop at the intersection of mu1 and main streets and gave away close to two thousand bags of candy to an anxious crowd of knee high admirers many of whom bad wai ted in line for well over an hour much of the expense for the bags of treats were paid for by funds raised through a poultry draw sponsored by the lions and made following santas visit first prize of a doll dressed in ten one dollar bills was won by ed hall 16 margaret street with number 173z louis dreyer 63 mountainview road won a turkey 52 hewson cresc won a- turkey with number 5152 and a doll dies sed in five one dollar bills was won by mrs marjorie t si byron sl with number 5379 chicken winners were gail living stone 49 hewson cresc 449 gor- don flicker r r 1 georgetown 3052 f rasmussen 9 john sl r 2780 jim evans 2 guelpn street 1524 eileen oates 17 main sl s 509 rohl wilson 21 water sl 3508 steve emmerson 16 sarah sl 2800 myra puckering 11 sarah sl 2313 ellen biehn queen sl 1985 mrs j emmerson 99 main sl n 2468 mike fitzmaurice 36 henry sl 3886 mayor jack armv strong deputy reeve walter gray township deputy reeve cam sin clair township councillor walter linham and police chief roy hal- ey made the draw the parade itself was composed of dozens of downs musicians and some of the most colourful and spectacular floats in the proces sions twenty seven years and au reflected the time and work put on them by their sponsors tjie maltou pipe band led the parade followed by harrison schools jack spratt chapel sl schools cap tain kangaroo anglers and hon- ters wolf in the woods the towns peter pumpkin eater igas xmas eve santa and the rein deer girdwoods hdwe hnmpty dumpty road superintend walter gray which incidentally advertt- sed the mayors phone number as the one to call for road troubles the legions good ship lollipop 3 kinsmens kiddikar and ktovs north hahon builders hickery dickery dock the bays band lb tarys sgl preston of the yukon chamber of commerce robin hood heslop homes mother goose and santa himsell the parade was arranged by the lions with the cooperauon of with number 3989 john bougbtoa the local fire brigade