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the georgetown herald twelve pases authorized sarand cta m foat offln dp ottawa georgetown ont wednesday august 12th 1959 what council did rush legislation to bar trailer camps in georgetown with some councillors express ung alanm that georgetown might tee a trailer camp established within the town council on mon day rushed preparation of a by law which would regulate trailer camps the by law patterned on one in effect in the town of mil ton will be discussed further next monday the subject was introduced by mayor armstrong after a ratepay er eric wallace 146 prince ciar les drive had enquired about a news item he had seen in a dailv newspaper concerning possibility of a trailer camp in esquesing township the milton blaw the mayor said seemed to deal with problems which might be encoun tered in town and he read the doc ument which precludes trailers be ing- used asdwllmgplacesxcept in certain specified instances such as one when a family is living m one temporarily while building his own home cr fred harrison was out ppoken in his opposition to a camp claiming that they do not pay their way taxwise while not opposing the by law cr em hyde seemed undecided whether he would fully support a trailer ban its a modern wav of life he said im not going to ije quoted as for or against it but i m not in favour of just turning thumbs down on trailers reeve sargent said that to a point he agreed with mr hde and that if trailers were properly regulated and taxed they might be all right i can see trailer camps in re sort areas but not here was cr anne curnes opinion deputy reeve walter gray said that he had visited a fine trailer camp in the south but had learn ed from adjoining property own erf that the camp tended to de preciate property values no mat ter how well it was operated cr harrison pointed out that education arid sanitation are two major municipal costs today we ve been arguing about a housing subdivision paving its way he said and now w ere discussing whether a trailer camp would pay the best way to solve a problem is to stop it before it starts and then there s no prob lem cr mcgilvra said there was no tun to debate pros and con mine workers picnic in georgetown park local union 14161 district 50 of the united mine workers of america sponsored a successful picnic for its members and their families saturday thanks to an en j terprising committee who arranged a program of sw mming at the community pooltcir all from 9 am till 12 noon prior to an after noon of races and giveawas a booth at the park offered free ice cream popcorn and hot dogs to the pieknickers and the george town citizens band under band master lf petott entertained the jocund assombv with several sel ections during the afternoon races were held for children of all ages however onlv the names of the 10 and over winners were recorded in the race for girls 10 t6 12 pat sargent was first bon me norton 2nd and judv mccrea 3rd bos 1012 tom quinn and frank valk girls 12 14 pat sar gent carol norton bonnie norton bovs 12 14 jm mcniven paul stamp wavnc dixon ladies open mrs george burlington mrs har old gilmer and mrs ro guest men s open john hulmr jim sar gent george burlington indies sack race mrs or n mrs ro guett and i il ban wolf mm- sick rite i hn hulme jim sarge nt and bruce harle couples czz rare mr and mrs rov guest luck spot couple mr and mrs jack t mleck coup s w heelbarrow race mr and mrs bruce harlcv and i illian wolf and bill mccea couples shoe race mr and mrs harold gilmer ladies soft ball throw mrs ken hulme mrs gord inglis and mrv bruce harle mens softball throw jim sargent bill collier and rov guest darts ixon dearslev and stan mcllugh horseshoes b ii collier and john hulme the luckv draw winners were terrv harlow tommv quinn robert copeland vincent grah am and anna venner batesharris wedding in first baptist church trailer camps are looking this district and could be here before we know it he said sug fisting that council pass the mil ton by law and think about amend ments later thats right you treat a child for a cold before he gets pneu monia said cr harrison as coun cil instructed preparation of a b law first baptist church sras decor ated with standards of pink and white gladioli and yellow sbasta mums for the marriage of evelyn arlene hams daughter of mr and mrs kenneth harris r r 2 georgetown when she became the bride of graeme charles anthony bates son of mr and mrs clifford bates willowdale onl tjie mar riage took pace on saturday aug ust 1st at three oclock rev lloyd whan officiated at the double ring ceremony mrs v townend was the organist and mrs don hancock was the soloist mrs hancock sang marriage pn or to the ceremony and the wed ding prayer during the signing of the register the bride given in marriage b her father designed her own wed ding gown which was a white lace sheath with lik point sleeves and an ov al neckline scattered with brilliants- the- floor length over was assisted by the grooms mo ther in a draped sheath of pea cock blue satin faille with match ing accessories and a corsage of shell pink roses f for their honeymoon to winder mere lake rousseau the bride travelled in a black gown with em broidered bodice of black and white white acccss6nes and a corsage of piiuvsweetheart roses mrs bates is employed at avro aircraft liu and mr bates at phy sicians services inc they will live in burlington honored guests were two grand mothers of the bride mrs edward harris of georgetown and mrs s g smith of port dalhousie guests attended from willowdale toronto weston rcxdalc st ca thannes port dalhousie whitby oakile lexington kentucky ha milton georgetown norval and brampton esquesing council vetoes trailer camp locating turkey dinner for lawn bowling club twentyone lawn bowlers sat down to a delicious turkey din ner put on by mr and mrs how ard kentner and mr and mrs wai ter gray at the clubhouse last thursday evening prizes for the weeks play were awarded at the dinner to oliver hunter who was high man perc raines second high and high lady mrs elmer dron and second high mrs jack williamson at the con elusion of the evening the club president norm icam offered a vote of thanks to mr and mrs kentner and mr and mrs gray for sponsoring the affair highway crash injures eight occupants suffered a shaking up and multiple injuries in an accid ent on no 7 highway opposite the cedar springs motel last saturdav night when a car driven b george david mcnally of glen w illiams rammed the rear of a car driven b mrs david ransom of r r 1 georgetown while the ransom car was waiting to make a left turn into a lane wav both vehicles were westbound on the highway when the accident occurred at about 11 pm injured in the ransom car were two ear old johrme ransom who suffered a rib injurv and mian ransom who received it g lacera tions while the driver and other passengers dav id debbie and bmn rinsom escaped with bru is and minor cuts passenger james watson of glen williams was the most s n ous injured of the four in the mcnalv car with deep face and throat laceration janus blirk of r r 1 glen williams suffered face laceration- and injured jaw joseph iorusso of 40 victoria st bruises and injured arm and the driver george mcnallv multiple cuts tst william bennett of the countv detachment opp at milton nude the investigation an i cmim ated the dimage at 9600 to ti mcnalh cir ind s200 to the km som vthicl skirt of white peau de soie fell in a chapel train and was adorned with a p eat erf poau de sote cum mbenbund with large back bow and streamers her fingertip veil fell from a tiara of simulated n ion feathers scattered with bnl bants she carried a cascade of pink butterfly roses and white ste phanotis miss barbara wilson was maid of honour mis barbara lusty cou sin of the bride was bridesmaid i and miss pat harris was junior bridesmaid they were all dressed alike in gowns of hlac peau de soie taffeta with bodices covered with white lace and a large bow and streamers corresponding to the bride s gown their headpieces were fashioned in bows of match ing peau de soie taffeta their gloves and shoes were white and i thev earned semi cascades of yel low shasta mums rod demeo was the groomsman i and don purvis and doug warsnop were the ushers mrs harris receiv ed for her daughter at a wedding reception following the ceremonv at stew arttown communitj hall she wore a gown of beige sheath stjle with lace bodue and beige and white accessories she wore a cor sae of pink huttcrflv roses shi charge two youths theft breakin tn local vouths arrested tucs dav night august 4th for thefts perpetrated here proved to be on the wanted lit of the opp for a break in which occurred outside of town rccentlv the vouths wn apprchened b rontahs harlev lowe and i- van rollins for the theft of tires and wheel- from cir- pirke el in the town parkins lot behind the mc hhin hot i thev hive been ihirxiil on both counts social personal nu nlnr f m in in i n ic ft i k i- ii ill what council dio contractors must pay for using town water three injured in 7th line crash three people were injured when cars driven bv jack sunnucks of 4 river drive and mrs fred huff man of r r 3 georgetown came in collision at the intersection of the 7th line and number 5 sideroad sunday sunnucks suffered a cut over his left eve while the driver of the other car received a fractured left rib and bruised left hip a passenger fred huffman also suf fered a cut over his left eye the sunnucks car was proceed ing south on the 7th and the huff man car east on the sideroad when they met at the intersection the damage was divided 200 to the to the huffman car and 3250 to the sunnucks vehicle according to county opp officer cst william bennett who investigated fee and iallonae chirgc for contractors using fire hvelnnu while on the job is contained in a bv law pastel mondav bv the lown council henceforth contractors mut first applv to the engineering de partment for permission to ue hv drants and hookups can be made onlv h firemen or town em i plover a s5o0 fee will be charg i ed and water used will be assess 1 ed at 30c pe r thousand gallons one tender was recrrted in answer to advertising for resur facing work on main street south peel construction s tender for s3 141 was accepted i four of five men applicants for the position of assistant to the i town clerk will be interviewed at next mondays meeting appearing for bob ine who is planning a housing subdivision in the old cedarvale orchard solici tor doug iatimer asked for an earlv decision on mr lane s pro- tposal to make a cash settlement i per lot m place of maintaining a i 40 industial commercial ratio as required bv the subdivision bvlaw mr itimcr said he feels the bv law is restrictive to his client as the subdivision is in the older part of town where most services are already installed and the only i expense the town will have to i make is eventual paving of the roads which the subdivider will be installing he mentioned thit the town is if is promoting i pirk elis net subdivision on which the ratio doe s n it apply if some arrange ment cannot he arrived at i can see a large pro pertv in the older part of town fitting idle mr iatimer said reeve sargent whose committee has met to consider the request said he wished another committee meeting as no decision had vet been reached care would have to be taken he said for this is not the only subdivision which will be seeking development and anv ar rangement made could set the pat tern for the future this has been hanging fire long enough remarked cr harrison and i think mr iane deserves our decision as soon as possible incidentally the herald quoted me last week as pleading for ac crptahce of a cash settlement i ve never pleaded with this council or anv one else for any tiling mr harrison pointed out that last vfar when a 586 house sub division was on the agenda coun cil had made a decision in three weeks a committee or the whole meeting was arranged this week for further discussion residents hae been asking why surface treatment has not been given on rexwav drive from del rex blvd to sargent rd said reeve sargent only to learn that the town has not yet accepted this road from the subdivider imr and mrs thomas eason margaret and jeffrey 19 byron st holidayed this year for two weeks at fenelon falls iowen mcdonald and diane mc kane of terra cotta are holidaying at glen mohr presbyterian camp near beaverton barbara evans daughter of mr and mrs james evans guelph street spent last week in st catharines with mr and mrs wil ham anderson mrs arthur wilson victoria street and ner granddaughter jacqueline louth visited relations in new hampshire and one week end at york beach maine air and mrs f coram and daughter lynn of niagara falls vy were recent guests with mr and mrs ace batlcv 22 church st frank ball a member of the gnmsbj independent staff his wife and sons jim and charles are visiting in town with mr and mrs charles ball 37 shelley st mr and mrs ross mcgill and their children douglis and carol from aurora have been visiting his pan nts and family at 10 church street for a few davs mr ind mrs ed hall muhict and marv 16 margaret street have returned from a two weeks holi dav at takc restoule miss kathleen brain stanstead quebec mrs everett cummings flint michigan and mrs jim crouston markdale have been vi siting with mrs harrv devereaux 9 parkview blvd pat hvdr daughter of mr ind mrs km hdi 24 rwina st was visiting list week with her uncle and aunt mj and mrs clare rob crton hornbv mr ind mrs iuust spilzer hive just returned fr mi i trip on th inidiin which look them to igirv binff 1 ik ixiui o edmonton and rirheid which is m hnn ired mile- n nth or fd nnnli n m pthara thompson filnwn ton lhrti his been home on a two ttnek hobdiv wilh tier pir on mr and mrs w ilium p thonmcnn 27 george street 1i- th mips ni flvin b iek to ed non m on muirdav mr ind mrs smdv medmitd enjod a motor trip through m gonquin ptrk to prmhrnke thn north to north ri ind down to allander where thev visiud with mr and mrs cvp raw ford ind son bobbie also with mr and mrs allen nwford at waltonion inn miss ann mane quinburv his returned from a monlh s hotidav from port dmer while there she was the guest of her aunt and uncle mr and mrs ken iawrence and her grandparents mr and mrs chris quanbury and spent two weeks as a guest of miss mollv sherman t port dover mrs edith smith and mr how ard james of port dalhousie mrs e j keep of st catharines and mr and mrs ijoyd james toron to attended the wedding of miss evelyn harris and mr graeme bates on august 1st in first bap- fist church here mrs smith and mrs keep staved on to visit with mrs j brochu their daughter and sister respectively mr and mrs joseph hough and son peter of guelph and mrs hen r jslcv 1 imehouse have return ed hewne from a motor trip to the states thev went as far as la mar in iowa to visit with mrs islev s niece then on to womng ton and other places in minnesota and aso visited with nieces and a nephew there ontheir way home they stopped at detroit windsor chatham and glencoe a 5year lease has been signed between the town and j j gib- bens for use of land owned by air gibbons behind downtown stores as a public parking area ithe lease renews one made sev era i years ago wtych created a large parking area on which the town has done some work to put it and adjoining land owned by the hydro in condition for park ing the lease is subject to term mr and mrs donald hancock dean and jamie glen williams spent last week holidaying at was aga beach mr and mrs d k derose pam ela and jerrv 1 margaret street have just returned from a weeks holjday at lake restoule stephen bailey young son of mr and mrs ace bailev 22 church st is a patient in guelph general hospital where he under went an eye operation earlier this week mr and mrs richard boyhng 159 ravlawn cresc have as their guests for a month mrs boyhng s parents mr and mrs charles backhouse of iondon fngland mr and mrs backhouse arrived at malton airport last week mrs caroline allen has return ed to her home in toronto after being the guest of her son in law and daughter mr and mrs kelvin c brown gibbons place who have recentlv welcomed their little daughter into their home mrs allen s granddaughter has been named olwvn caroline flcanora mr ind mrs victor majuerv and diughter marion and dorothv mrs dalzell and babv of bramp ton returned home after a verv pleasant holidav at fiesta villa cabins at bobcavgeon miss jac quehnc tost accompanied marion for the week mr majuerv reports good fishing mr andmrs g iockhart roval john divid and firaham norval visited last week with her sister ind brother in liw mr ind mr- bourm of windsor ind while in i c thit district dropped in i the a mtmder historic greenfield village it deir sun school and in her bom michyn taking specal in c1rlur ttas er actlc in tnt in the ford museum lhl younr pcor s c possibility of a camp of 150 trailers locating in esquesing township was vetoed monday when at a special meeting of the township council a decision was made to restrict such establish ments to a designated area the area is a motel location which does not allow for such expansion the matter came before the council a week ago monday when miss therese st jean whose notre dame de beauregard farm is lo cated on south mam street asked permission to rent a property on the stewarttown sideroad formerly the hazen gra ham farm to nappman s trailer camp which bas been ordered to vacate by the city of hamilton the camp was located in saltfleet township recently annexed by the city llcol g 0 brown secretary of north halton high school dis trict board appeared at the first meeting to give his views on how a trailer tamp might affect high school population the council at the august 3rd meeting reserved judgment on the request at this mondays meeting r j cunningham chairman of esques ing school area board and tony 0byrne chairman of the rc separate school board were pres ent to give their views on school costs the township has a by law regu lating trailer camps passed some time ago which provides regula tion concerning sanitation and water supplies for such camps which would incur heavy costs for a camp operator should he be allowed to locate what council did sign lease to continue public parking downtown mrs je cooney was local ladys sister following a lengthy illness mrs j e cooney died on june 28th in duffenn area hospital she was the former annie louise kelly and was in her seventy fifth year her home was at 31 town line orangeville a well known and highlv respected woman mrs toonewill be mismd by a wide circle of freinds and acquaint anets mrs coonev was horn in baves- muskoka a daughter of the nation by either party on 30 days notice mr gibbens wiu receive a token payment of 50 yearly plus free taxes on his property the lease also specifies that the area can not be used as a thoroughfare by commercial vehicles- mondays meeting council voted a 200 yearly car allowance to frank whitmee water meter reader a 1600 offer by jarry haylock norval for pur- k of a building lot on hyde park dr was referred to the pro perty committee for consideration three bairstow crescent residents complained of flooding conditions from water draining from the hydro easement behind their homes and council asked the town engineer to contact on tario hydro and relay their com plaints glen hit and run charge district man church for man vears she was f the choir and als mr a district man has been charged with failing to remain at the scene late george and anna kelly she of an accldent whlch occurred ast veas married in lfly in toronto wednesdav mormri on the ninth to mr coonev and for a time the two milps nor1h of g w couple resided in saskatchewan i ami branilm manitoba she as rob mon of m queen r arlno in church irk and s ttas drlvl cast on no a a dootr1 member of west sldcroad whc car m com mnimer imtid church and prior slon wlh a 957 chey t a lo ihe union of ihc tun oranse corn of the aiermd congregations first mcnuc the 9th line near argo block bots hides suffered extensive damage twl the pickup was able to make a get awj the driver was later apprehend- ed near terra cotta by csl rav ind mrs jack hbner 10 1 husband survive her as do andrc of cqunty three sons fdward r of van 0 and charged andress placed couver i ce c of orangtville and damaf at lo the m bud of ancouver also h r and sion iv surviving are a number of sisters and brothers marv mrs morrow of georgetown mrs mcnichol of oraneeville bill ailliam f of spnnaboro penn vdma mrs rink cimcron reginald ethel mrs t milovac and irene mrs i 11 of cleveland ohio l a fourth dentl has chosen she wis predeceased bv two mstcrj vt and one brother susan mrs ken i dr pcte w kp k conine hvena ida mrs chirles al p faring office accom lit m crt nc nt hid iicl list wick her filher mr robert hill bob creer ind m- and mrs thorn is mcguire all of iw toronto hi r aunt mrs a mar hn of port rthur and her mstc r ml brother n liw mr and mr ititph llldiwav of scarwo mis mibtt mve ifi queen street his ju- returned from holi mrs dnnu sb p nt some time mlkc bali ind thin motored to regma saskitthewan where she attend id thi wedding of her cousin she contmitfetnticr trip following the weddin and toured lbcrta bn lih columhn mmijobi michigan minnenti v iseon in and north dikola han car and s100 to the truck dr peter kuryllowicz starts dental practice engagements mr and mrs frnest tindale r r 3 georgetown announce the engagement of their daughter san dra nan to russel charles morri son son of mr and mrs j j morrison of arthur the marriage will take place on saturdav sep tember 5th 1959 mr and mrs rov mcgill church street anaouncedthe engagement of their daughter helen margaret to douglas bruce murray son of air and mrs j a murrav delhi the marriage will take place on saturdav september 5th 1959 brian bludo wins lucky draw wagon another georgetown youngster brian bludd two year old son of mr and mrs terry bludd 10 john st ljias joined the ranks of the mobile i brian was announced the winner hoare of georgetown and george of round allcv saskitchewan the funeral service was held it the turner funeral home on june 30th and was conducted hv rev ronald ark w right burial was in greenwood cemeter organevillc three of the pallbearers were nephews hugh mcaallv toronto george and bob hoare george town iouis cook albert heide man and george brant of orange ville were the other three the beautiful flowers sent in loung memorj were earned b two grandsons i vie and clare coonev and clare heswick of orangeville and jim dodds of king citv mrs coonev was well known in georgetown as a voung girl car flips in the ditch two youths injured david cunningham byron st georgetown and kenneth weston of rr ienn were treated at dr o m brewster s office for injuries suffered knda night when the car cunningham was driving on the town line toward terra cotta went out of control and flipped over in the west ditch cunningham received head neck and hip injuries while weston was treated for a lacerated forehead j and injured left hip the accident of the kiddy wagon offered as the fir prize in a draw sponsored by tasjeefrcez during their grand op- occured at about 8 pm and cst ening the draw was held august william bennett of county detach- 1st iment op made the investigation modation with dr j r kerbj on main street awaiting completion of a new office building at moun- tainview road and campbell gate where he will establish his own office he has just completed three vears service with the roval can adian dental corps where he ser ved at man stations including trenton petawawa ipperwash london ottawa kingston and camp borden dr kurjllowici is a native of suwalki poland in 1938 he joi ned the polish air force and serf ed as a fighter pilot during the war continuing in service until 1949 when he enrolled as a den tal student at queens university of belfast northern ireland he received his b ds degree in 1954 coming to canada the next year he completed his dentistr train ing at the university of toronto and received his dd5 degree in 1966 dr and mrs kuryllowicz who were mimed last april are plan ning to move to town from the city she is the former patricia saxby and is a dental nurse minor lacrosse 8 to 10 yean 6j0 730 10 to 12 years 730 30 tbun auo 13 mxtttot aug u for the remainder of the season lacrosse will be playett in glen williams