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twelve pages georgetown ontario wednesday nov 28th 1951 twelve pages h- conservative sweep in hahon halt beajts combined opposition returned far 4h term with m 577 ovayao majority la with a r resounding majority of 0 over us liberal opponent and jtsn overall majority of 5t7 over the vw tallied by liberal and ccf candidates combined stan hall jstreetsville farmer rolled in on the ifitogreaaiveconservatlve landslide in thursdays ontario elections mr ball will serve his fourth term as bartons representative in tike leg islature election results were a surprise even to mr halls staunches sup porters who were predicting a close run in the 1048 elections liberal dr murray deans who was again lu opponent had come within a hundred vote of unseating mr ball and indications were that this tan the voting would also be close instead of this he bettered thepro- ivincewide conservative tally of so of the popular vote ir tne eounty total vote cor mr hall was m33 while dr deans was supported by tth vetera angus langille oak- tyvie plumber making bis first bid liar office as ccf candidate shared fate of that party by running uilid with sltt votes the conservatives led the polls itn every municipality but nj weya where the liberals given slight edge burlington and nelson were conservative stnnigmm h was a triumph for the winpar that hi oakville where both his opponents reside he se cured fifty per cent of the vote results the weather mr editor winter again the way the weather te acting this year it might be a good idea to number the various snort winters between now and when the real long one arrives christmas is only a month away so cheer up j5rn batkin date max min rain or snow nov 19 31 18 flurries nov 20 30 11 nvv 21 38 10 nov 22 46 20 r j4 nov 23 36 31 nov 24 82 22 nov 23 37 13 s 2 average 3571 18 r 34 3 4 a i q 1 s 3 georgetown ward 1 180 1s2 54 ward 2 302 215 115 ward 3 258 170 51 totals 740 537 220 b84uk8ino joa quatre bras 37 74 8 ib milton heights 58 57 23 2a norval 119 04 8 sb hornby 67 39 0 s stewarttown 134 113 14 4 dublin 74 95 16 sa suvercreek 69 81 16 sb lhnehouae 43 28 20 glen williams 211 105 66 conservative sweep sees 79 members in legislature returned to office with an over whelming majority ontarios pro gressive conservative g will have 79 of the 90 seats in the new- legislature the liberals replace the ccf as the official opposition with 7 seats the ocf have two seats and the other two seats are held by a lib erallabor member and a labor- progressive in the government tare s members who have connections with the town and district peel mem ber thomas l kennedy who is minister of agriculture again recei ved a big majority j fred ed wards palmerston druggist who once was a georgetown resident was returned in perth as pc mem ber an uncle of mrs john glynn limehouse alexander mackenzie is again pc member for york north two relatives of local people both ccf members in the last leg islature were defeated by conser vatives they are robert thorn- berry a brother of mrs- john hep burn glen williams who lost in hamilton centre and t s isley a nephew of john isley defeated in waterloo south w e hamilton carried the poll again for the pcs in wellington south and john root defeated the liberal member ross mcewlng in wellington north totals nassagaweya 1 i campbell ville 2 brookvule s knatchbull i totals ltrron iward 3 w ward 4 totals n 1 2 3 4 5 10 ii 12 jard 1 totals lfaloar ard 1 rard 2 rard 3 rard 4 rard 5 rard 8a tard b rard 7 totals akville fard frd fard fard itard totals lungtont iard l n avd 2 ant 8 ard 4 812 666 180 128 149 27 111 92 19 87 97 50 326 338 96 220 159 58 106 85 40 138 125 27 116 142 54 580 511 179 72 47 2 113 52 1 94 49 21 69 71 21 65 49 4 65 40 7 141 81 69 127 76 76 121 65 33 156 44 9 276 103 28 89 41 22 121 39 27 1509 757 320 153 201 16 182 108 32 77 66 31 182 133 96 143 95 29 188 117 41 273 216 115 413 219 74 1611 1185 480 175 168 107 301 239 144 297 192 26 386 262 51 281 171 89 1440 1032 417 400 198 101 488 253 69 890 17s 200 110 31 hespeler wins tuesday raiders still seek first ooops the raiders have taken it on the chin four straight at least no one can say this year hhat we havent any competition after absorbing a defeat by bridgeport in the opener elm ira took georgetowns measure last wednesday 74 and repeated the procedure here on friday before 500 fans last night it was hespelers turn and the game ended 103 there were only 250 1 aid admissions and frankly the hockey club is wor ried you cant run a hockey team these days without money and you cant have a winning team with out crowd support these games are real thrillers so how about it fans 5050 players will perform here friday presenting a preview of their play aunt tiluc goes to town the 5050 club players of st johns church were enthusiastically recei ved in norval monday st pauls guild sponsored the play which will be presented in georgetown this friday at the church the 3act comedy play features kay and vem mocumber ern hyde lena emmerson ellen tay lor helen zeravlev al prouse jim and june evans edith deforest and ina lee the latter replacing irene farnell who was unable to appear through illness- rev john smith is director ifia lee and ton arm strong associates and frank whit- mee is in charge of properties on monday in the absence of mr smith graham farnell acted as master of ceremonies later performances of the play are scheduled at hiilsburgh and ballirtafad total yanob fouvst 1478 729 261 ml j- no damage reported in tuesday fire the fire brigade answered a call to the home of jack cunningham main street north yesterday tfior- nlng no damage was reported sfayor receives charcoal portrait social and personal mayor harold cleave is presented with a charcoal portrait of himself by the noted artist egbert c reed of norval at a recent meeting of georgetown council making the presentation is charles hall regional manager of cities service oil company which sponsored a radio show earlier this year in which facts about georgetown were featured photo by gordon campbell brampton w mendham buys hagersville store mr and mrs walter mendham are leaving town tomorrow for their new home near hagersville mr mendham has purchased a general store at clan brassil a small community six miles east of hagersville purchasing the business from the former proprietor mr inkster the mendhams have lived in georgetown for seventeen years here from brampton where mr mendham had worked for the dale estate both have been em ployees of alliance paper mills ltd for several years and mem bers of st georges church they came to canada from england orig inally they have two sons ron an alliance employee who lives with his wife on the highway jusi be yond the town limits and kenneth who is employed at mai ton with the a v roe- company last thursday members of tin- mill staff presented a risemaster radio to mr and mrs mendham and fellow employees in the finish ing room gave mr mendham a wal let and key ring as a parting gift greensward baby dies in brampton hospital barry roy greensward baby son of mr and mrs george green sward died on sunday in peel mem orial hospital the baby born on november 12 weighed only 22 ounces at birth but doctors had been hopeful that he would gain the necessary strength to survive he leaves his parents and one sis ter carole archdeacon w g o thompson conducted the funeral service at the graveside in green wood cemetery on monday after noon limehouse only twenty two more shopping days until christthas not much time student teachers at limehouse school misses muriel boone and margaret armstrong of toronto students at toronto normal school are getting practical country teaching experi ence with miss ruddell at ss no 9 this week in the meantime stay ing with mrs w mitchell with miss ivens on sunday were mr and mrs e russell of toronto and mr w i newton of barrie mr and mrs wilfred brown and children of cooksville visited her parents mr ahdmrs w shelbourrie on sunday owing to illness among mem bers of the cast the play spon sored by the wa for tuesday ev ening has had to be postponed in definitely mr and mrs a c patterson and joy and mr and mrs g sinclair visited the roy mckeowns at free- man on sunday mr and mrs ouke mulder and frances called on mr and mrs jns noble on sunday at the recent kiwanis music fes tival in guelph miss ruth mc- hride pupil of mrs r h wright won the gold medal in piano in a class of ten witli eighty one marks congratulations ruth eldln ask in jr is carrying a cracked left wrist in a cast these days following a fall on the ice on sunday bout local schools plan christmas entertainment andj the sunday school expects to have a dinner party constable george eames joins the opp force replacing constable- leonard chambers on the local provincial police detachment is dst george eames cat chambers has been transferred to dundaa cat eames is a new appointment on the force and comes from wil- jowdale his wife is staying there until they find living accommoda tion here pipe band formal is gay winter dance an attractively decorated hall a kay darninn crowd and the good music ol the modern aires with blonde vocalist peggy richards com bined to mako the second annual formal of the girls pipe band the season s top dance on friday interspersed with the dances were a number of novelties including a birthday dance won by mrs sam penrice who was celebrating her birthday that day a lucky sot dance won by mr and mrs stuart young and an elimination dance in which mrs hazel mickus was prizewinner cookies and ipunch were served during the evening signing the guest list at the dance were mr and mrs john e evans mr and mrs curly wheeler jean beckett james torswick mr and mrs dennis blown mr and mrs john inglis mr and mrs russell thompson marion brown vic star- ret t mr and mrs garnet hunter ruth presswood leslie deforest a craig g greig shirley gilbert- son elmer buictciocic mr and mrs jim alcorn mr and mrs george tizzard mr and mrs irwin noble mr and mrs william k robinson mr and mrs jim dobbic patrkia vance william hender son june lusty mary arnold ruby mitchell john b michie mr and mrs jack kerr eileen kerr bob keith pauline tyers bill boal joan chaplin bill hurt jean rae glenn stringer mr and mrs jim sargent mr anj mrs gordon in glis mr and mrs bernard cowtan brampton mr and mrs r nixon brampton betty dickenson corey herrington evelyn legault jack cannon mr and mrs walter biehn margar et sargent andy molozzi shirley heid walter sargent helen cleave ross sykes betty grant elmer mccumber mr and mrs james lin ton mr and mrs william- b ham- ilton mr and mrs george duke mr and mrs f e johnson mr and mrs stuart young rev and mrs alex calder mr and mrs reg broomhead mr and mrs sam penrice mr and mrs harold han- cox mr and mrs paul barber mr and mrs merv cook mr and mrs lelgih bradbury mr and mrs roy hopper mr and mrs doug town- send mr and mrs jlm peardon mr and mrs ivan hay mr and mrs ed shortlll mr and mrs ray rob- son mr and mrs b watson mr and mrs n ri downey mr and mrs charles crawford mr and mrs jack runham mr an bimmj clarence kennedy mr glen williams church ladies present plays at the glen two plays presented by the daughters of st georges were en joyed by glen residents in the pub lic school on we the com edy playlets were mrs oakleys telephone and curse you jack dalton between curtains thomas warnes sang two solos i give thanks for you and passing by mr and mrs bill bailey bramp ton were sunday visitors wtth mr and mrs tom hill mrs reg williams spent the lat ter part of the week in chatham mr and mrs gordon murray and elizabeth returning with her for the weekend mrs clayton allen had a bad accident recently when she fell breaking her left arm in two plac es it will be in a cast for several wwks mr and mrs jack byill and fam ily of lansing were visitors on sunday with mr and mrs jack hooper mrs fred leeder underwent an operation in st michaels hospital toronto on erhay she is progress ing favourably and mrs blair armstrong mr and mrs harvey lee mr and mrs wal ter mozil inez scott jack cricht- ton mr and mrs al zeravlev m m mccormick mr and mrs george walker mr and mrs orvillc ush er woodbridge mr and mrs ted arnold mr and mrs bob hoare mr and mrs w mckillop margaret beeney phil carney dorothy went paul beeney mr and mrs ron kitchen mr and mrs ted darlington hazel mickus fred harrison mr and mrs bert march- ment mr and mrs dick riddall mr and mrs bob brush milton mr and mrs bud bishop mr and mrs merle reld mr and mrs l garvin mr and mrs tom led- widge mr and mrs lome hun ter mr and mrs tom golden mr and mrs red sage toronto and mr and mrs wakefield ford mr and mrs ed sanford mr and mrs kennethy whitworth mr and mrs james goodlot mr and mrs james- wood mr and mrs jack saunders mr and mrs j g col lier mr and mrs vern klrby mr and mrs bob burns joan mcdoug- all holly dwyer mr and mrs william dwyer mr and mrs whel- don emmerson mr and mrs frank toth acton mrs albert tost toots murphy jim burns mr and mrs michael george nan brown jack muckart mr and mrs nor man long mr arid mrs art scott paul ine norton bud buckwald mr and mrs lome norton mr and mrs murt allison iftr and mrs ernie curryj mr and mrs thomas beer mr and mrs spence mcklnnoh shirley smith john post shirley muckart bill barry mr and mrs bob pickett cooksville mr and mrs don barrager mr and mrs don herrington mr andmrs bob lane mr and mrs nick ferri mr and mrs ken nash mr and mrs jscotty patterson mr and mrs max- bradbury mr and mrs jack yok- sima mrs l w dann mr tirid mr william clark joe- scott ross hill mrs mary bedell who now llvap in san diego california is in town for a few days visiting today with mr an mrs e b tyers are mr t j edwerde and mr and mrs thomas edwards jr of reglna saskatchewan don barrager 1 home fronvsun- nybrook hospital where he bad been hospitalized for some time af ter a spinal operation marilyn bail a aturent at haver- gal college toronto spent the weekend in town with her parents mr- and mrs john bell dr j h chamberlain and daugh ter janet flew to winnipeg for a few days last week where they vis ited with his mother mrs j ht chamberlain sr visiting last week with the ear hornbys and the reg broombeads were howard anguish of stratford and howard emslle of new ham burg mrs a e shain entered st jo sephs hospital guelph yesterday and will undergo an operation which will keep her in hospital for the next few weeks mrs armand swackhamer and son jimmy left last thursday for their new home in essex wtoerte they wol join mr swackhamer who la employed in windsor mr and mrs harry isheppard of preston were visitors one day last week with mr and mrs frank kentner mr sheppard a former wm b ackerman executive is now employed with a firm in preston mr andltmrs calvin dark don ald and beverley of wenstead were weekend guests of mr and mrs garfield mcgllvray mr ru all peart of rockwood was a sunday visitor mr and mrs graham porter spent the weekend with friends in rich field springs new york mr and mrs porter have recently moved to town from newfoundland and mr porter is employed with the geor getown dairy mr and mrs ellis rognvaldson of guelph who were celebrating their second wedding anniversary that day were sunday visitors with mr and mrs albert pattenden they formerly operated duffys res taurant here mr and mrs thomas reid and children maryjo and tommy are at present staying with her parents mr and mrs wilfrid la vole the reids formerly lived in town and moved to moncton nb a few years ago mr reid a tca pilot has been transferred back to malton mr and mrs william deans and miss frances deans attended the christening service in west isling ton united church on sunday of nancy joan beam baby nancy is the daughter of mr and mrs ted beam her mother being the former mae deans of town honoring arietta pattenden whose marriage to corporal bui james takes place this saturday shirley and joan harrison entertained at a miscellaneous shower at their home last week on monday pauline nor ton and mrs peggy wylle held a shower at the home of mrs wel lington willett mr and mrs dick licata with mr and mrs louis battafelia of hamilton motored to ann airbor michigan for the weekend where they visited with mr licatas ne phew dr harry licata who is on the university staff there they saw the university of michiganohio state football game a highlight of the afternoon was a between-per- iods display of band and cheerlea ders which depicted a mississippi rive boat complete with smoke on monday evening friends in the neighbourhood gathered for a surprise party for mr and mrs john mcclure at their home on king street during the evening a lovely sewing cabinet was presen ted to the newlyweds after an enjoyable time at the mcclure home a delightful buffet luncheon was served at r etas hunters inn those signing the presentation card were george cleave w j cleave mrs emslle ian emslie joe chap man the weavers mr and mrs j yokslma mr and mrs a zer avlev mr and mrs appleyard mr and mrs doug townsend brenda robinson reta maw mr and mrs roy hansen don parker bill mil- here eleanor treanor mrs fred helson mr and mrs spence mc- kinnon i engaoembnts mrand mrs james mudto an nounce the engagement of their daughter eusabetoy beanor w- ward ted davis aoti mr and wtigj mr roy davim brempton thqvll marriage win tske plica on ymm rr the twab 1 w ajflggffl