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twelve pages georgetown onl wednesday june 4th 1052 twelve pages what council did t on mokdav june tad- decided to extend water line to new rome behind normandy blvd owned by bob caldwell and jaelt whitney u ifcoo as e b tyvrt give assurance that he t deeding road allowance in the subdivision to the town cr mcguvray and reeye marshall were in favour of starting immediately on the water extension and mayor armstrong agreed with them but maid it wo not proper to do this until the town w aure that the water lines were not going over prtvste property cr ooodlet aald the day was coming when the town would not be able to shume the coat of servicing new subdivisions the tyera sutxtrvl- slon he said could cost 60000 which would be too heavy a bur den granted permission for tag days on june 7th to the salvation army june 21 to the legion w a for the navy league and july alh to the true blue lodge were asked by fire chief bill hyde to consider buying a panel ruck which would be used to take firemens equipment to fires mr hyde also asked if the fire hull wus to bo renovated this year but wus told that no action is being taken until a final decision is made on a proposed fire district with kjkuc- lng joseph gibbons asked council to ahurc the coat of a fence between his empire lunch property und the municipal build ins und this wus left for decision with the property com mittee wert asked by al zcrovlev to extend town water service to prop erty which he has purchased from wilbert cleave at the tfth line highway corner cost of i he exten sion is estimated by the town fore man at 3000 uru mr zcravlcv is wiling to pay the cost of materials which will amount to about 1000 cr good lot aald a local carafcman had protested giving water to a garage outside town limit which would not be subject to local by- were informed by the hydro that permission had been received for a payment of 6 per meeting for the chairman and so for commissioners maximum s90 and 73 yearly proper entranceway for a lane- way beside the budget market was ftsked by the property owner dick ucata and the county engineer will be consulted to see how this can best be done reeve marshall said that if two hour parking is to be enforced on main street this should be exten ded to mill street also he be lieves too that the merchants ghoul d indicate their wishes to the council about enforcement of the by law possibility of mail delivery in georgetown and glen williams was discussed and the postmaster will be asked about this with assessment equalization on county council agenda next tuesday it was decided to have a lawyer pre mnt to represent the town a number of other items were briefly discussed cr petch said be nad checked with park residents and there were no complaints about rata at the dump so the education of putting pofson on the dump was shelved the foreman was akfced tn remedy a drainage condition at kim street and river view crescent the meyur pointed out situ ution ut the john street culvert where th guard rail is being wash ed out a bad piece of sidewalk on queen street is being repairs and other rejfir are planned itceve marshall asked if the hydro could do something about street lights which art badly obscured by trees some recreation equipment will be provided for children on lower john street lifelong resident fred j erwin dies a resident of georgetown all his lile fred j erwin died at his home on main street north on may 27th a son of the late robert erwin ond susan sparling je wus born in i lie house where he lived all his ufe kor many years with his bro- her ted who predeceased him u few years ago he qperaled the furm now owned by ernie miller although never tervlng in un active capacity mr krwln took a keen interest in municipal altalrs and wus always u stiong supmrtcr of hockey a itd other tportn events he was a member of georgetown curling club he is survived by three brothers hubert of town charles hochester n y and lome toronto four bro thers and u sister predeceased him ted john hen herb and mabel hev john m smith conducted the funeral lervlce thursday from till late home und inteittieut was made in greenwood cemetery 1ullbcarers were harold lerc and george cleave harold campbell walter hyde and james erwin of toronto glen williams move from town to glen williams mr and mrs jack puckering and family are living with her mother mrs l j norton while waiting to get into their own home on the glen road visitors with mr and mrs j hoare were harry hoare amorlllo texas mr and mrs earle hoare montreal with miss m osborne were mrs dr kalne ottawa and mrs p mcllwaln toronto mr and mrs a if harrison and family weston were weekend guests with mr and mrs william kor tack mrs will allen london has been visiting with mrs l j norton for a week and is now visiting with other relatives in brampton mrs nortons brother harold bcerman vlrden man was a visitor a week ago sunday on tuesday evening of last week dth line neighbours of mrs p wagslaffc- had a surprise party at her home and presented her with a ban voyage gift before she left on a trip to england mr and mrs william davison and mr and mrs j a mcklnnon attended the funeral of a cousin william westervelt in toronto on sunday brampton high graduates wed in grace united church starret- brown wedding party wed at union church will live in toronto the weather mm editor this year the month of may shows a normal average maximum of m and a minimum of 30 there are both below normal average for may only 1 degree for the maximum but 4 degrees for the minimum and the total rainfall was 3 37 inches lust half an inch above normal and now we are into june so lets look forward to some of those rare june days we hear so much about km lkitkln its in principals in the sturret- brown wedding at union church are pic tured above after the ceremony on may 17th left to right miss kuth prraswood bridesmaid mr mrs victor sturret she was form erly marlon lirown mrs c huckberger matron of honour miu ltulh hoblnson bridesmaid ilosemury hussell flower girl date max mln may 26 1 48 may 17 78 48 may 2h 72 4 may zs so 38 may 30 64 32 may 31 74 38 june 1 71 51 7042 43 social and personal graydon chester uie weekend in mr und mrs norvut spent hochester ny mrs art 4shurst and son david william of kitchener are speidiiitc this week in town with her parents mr und mrs jutites murphy mr and mrs ernie brown were guests ut the hennlck phillip wed- dlnn on saturday at the iownsvlew united church toronto and ut the reception which followed at the mumjiiu tt tuple ic and mrs george louth of ifui borough were visitors in town w ith his arcnl mr and mrs george louth sr since joining the ontario provincial pol lee some time ago he bus been stationed with the detachment at peterborough on friday may 23rd christian daughter of mr und mrs ivan leu- lie celebrated her sixth birthday those attending her party were sundra marchment mary copland jan is chaplin gary lee dale mc cartney robert darby douglas g ribbons terry lane david and stephen cox and her brother ricky john wardlow had a party at his home on dufterin street on satur day in honour of his sixth birthday his party guests included wayne riddall roger schofleld jimmy bowman robert darling lawrence mcbaln gary and randy arms- strong bobby mccumber steve hoare david hurley raymond toth bonny inglls ond johns sister jane dinner guests nt terra cotta inn last week included mr and mrs m h moyer mr and mrs d r mclaughlin georgetown and mrs pauline hochstcllcr boston mao mr and mrs bert rogers und mrs annie stull ballinafod mr and mrs herb hnrlow mr and mrs walter rlgg mrs bruce rundlc mrs frank pennon mrs w j sin clair georgetown mr and mrs itoss stewart milton r w shep herd buenos aires mr and mrs h mj miller uelfounuin dr charles e raven principal of cam bridge university dr ramsay ar- mltuge provost of wycliffc college dr it s k secley provost of trinity college engagement announced marion hepburn music teacher in georgetown public and high schools and in several rural schools tn the district has an nounced her engagement to george richard heaver of oak- ville the marriage will take place later this month in knox church here son boucher und mrs thomas rus- dll held a mlficedaneous mower ot the formers home in woodbridgc on may 2nd and on may 6th miss ruth robinson with wliom the bride lived in toronto had a ling erie shower a miscellaneous show er was held on may 8th at the home of mrs martin byrnes r r 2 bol ton at which misses freda brock- bank mary cntherlne fltzpalrlck nortnnc cass in ond mrs c buirk- bcrger were hostesses a presen tation on may oth was made by the westinghousc staff of a popr up toaster and on may 12th office girls at the harry e foster adver tising agency hod a luncheon nt 1 he northgute hotel and pre sented her with a copper bottom pot and skillet attending the iode convention in niagara falls this week local two showers hove boon held for delegates jean mackenzie and hilda grace united church brampton decorated in white and lilies arid anapdragon was the setting for the wedding on may 24 of mary lenorc dobson daughter of mrs w clif ford- dobson brampton and the late mr dobaon and roy g iff en laid- law ton of mr ond mrs a james laldlaw r r 2 norval the bride r- was secretary at the ontario re formatory in brampton before her marriage and the grooom- u cm- ployed wlh his father on the tamily farm rev r h n david- mn officiated miss jennie mllner sxaa- organist and miss anne dale i way ill walk beside you and through the years during the ervice the bride was given in marriage f her uncle crozler keyea she wore white nylon over net and a sons aleevetfnet jacket the skirt gathered at the front with l whit rosea and a fingertip veil was by a beaded crown sweet dcred jacket and carried a bouquet of spring flower miss coopers g6wn was of similar style in green the flower girl wore orchid organ dy over a nylon slip all attendants dorriekidd wore matching beaded headdresses lloyd laldlaw was hi brothers groomsman and there were four ushers robert and wilson dobson brothers of the bride ralph and carl lfcldlaw brother and cousin of the groom following the ceremony a recep tion was held in the ladles parlour when the bride mother received the guests wearing a pale blue dress with navy jncccsaories and corsage of pink carnations she was assisted by the grooms mother who wore a dress of robin egg jlue and corsago of pink carnations thohrlde and groom both attended brampton high school and tho bride was president of the brampton saturday nlto club last year the couple left for new york marino emmerson whose marriage to terry bludd took place a week dgo- on wednesday mrs ace bailey was hostess to members of the seven jets bowling club for a miscellaneous shower those pres ent included mrs jock bailey sr mrs e l mcdonald mrs bruce mccartney mrs lome cox mrs flo poarcc mrs joe emmerson and kay bludd the next evening mrs entertained at her margaret jhter was maid of honour bridesmaid i norma cooper and flower girl watson cousin trfthe bride i dobson wore yellow net over and i abort aleevorj mbrol- home on normandy boulevard with a miscellaneous shower among the guests were mrs william emmerson kay bludd mrs joe emmerson mrs john emmerson mrsjm em merson mrs godfrey collier mrs stewart puckering mrs jack hoo per mrs herb hancock mrs george chaplin mrs noel rey nolds mrs hugh derricks misses annie and ethel young mrs wilf hunter mrs albert tost mrs frank tost mrs pat g ribbons mrs bob mcphotbon mrsqraham por ter and mrs gordon lane oh thursday at the home ot mr and mrs alvin starret a recent bride onergroom mr and mrs vic tor starret were honoured with a presentation from friends arid neighbours on the dth and 10th lines they were presented with a arna erwin had an extra treat when they glimpsed some hollywood stars who are making a movie they saw joseph cotten and jean peters sev eral times but returned home before marilyn monroe had arrived though they did see dozens of boxes of lug gage arriving with her name en the bogs five showers were given for mary lenore dobson before her marriage recently in brampton to roy laldlaw ann hiluon betty june smith and gwynnoth williams entertained at miss williams house at a linen shower her bridesmaid norma cooper had a miscellaneous shower relatives of the bride held a miscellaneous shower at her home with sixty- guests present and the grooms relatives held a shower at the home of mrs mary fenwick 3rd line west the- bride who is secretary at the ontario reforrna- ory is the only lady employee there so wives of staff members gathered tl nt the home of mrs jack scott and utielph vmcons here presented her with a bathroom ham- per win from waterdown after oakville trouncing krrorh errorh krborh that wus the theme song the georgetown buftcbull team used in their guine ogulnst the oukvllle oaks at the georgetown lurk lust wednesday evening the georgetown ioy hud that you first alphonite attitude und if in any play the flrtt player that touched the ball dldn i make an er ror the next player in line made good und sure lhat he would to to complete the circle it was the biggest nightmare suf fered by the local funs in u long long time if ever before who made the errors well that would be tell ing but we can tell you that about only 2 players used in the wholr game went error free over half of these errors were mode in throwing if they didnt overthrow they were ko weak the throw didnt come within yards of the intended target tiie local team used 3 pitchers namely douglas spike scott and art stamp but it wasnt the pitch ers fault they simply had no sup port the final score well oak ville had between 10 and 20 runs and the georgetown sluggers had a great big goose egg our boys can do better than that we hope so- come on you fellows shake the lead out of your pants und let us have the ball you ore capable of- the season is young yet so let us sec you redeem your self georgetown 7 waterdown 6 the crowd was nil und the game wus good that sums up the story in a nutshell it was very conspicuous the lack of support the team received from the local fans probably this was due to the poor showing put up by the team in the previous game johnny mowutt of acton who is well known for his pitching did the hurling for georgetown in a masterly manner he allowed 5 or 6 hits but struck out u it looked like he was fooling at times then he would tighten up and bingo another strike out the georgetown combines took the lead in the eorly innings ond held a 4 to 3 edge up to the 6th when waterdown took a 2 run lead making the score read waterdown 6 georgetown 4 this was the score until the last half of the oth when the local boys pulled this one out of the fire by scoring 3 runs and winning 7 to 6 it was a hair raising thriller and deserving of a big crowd with the players the combines have to pick from there is no doubt that from here on they will give a real account of themselves they ploy at oakville on wednesday night and on saturday of tjhii week will meet campbellville in acton park this should be a good game too as campbellville has a good team three of the remaining games in the schedule including saturdays will be played in acton as georgetowns home ground the purpose of this is to give the acton fans a chonoe to see some intermediate ball this year and to trynand get better fin ancial support for the team elmer in union presbyterian church on may 17th rev g u royal oifsda- ted st the marriage of marion lois lucwn nl arvtn victor ixiiset the groom the- son of mr and mrs awln stunet r it 1 qlen wll- llsms is emjioyed in toronto with ifarco construction company the bride who la employed with harry k foster advertising ltd u the daughter ot mr and mrs w e biown h h j us i ton mrs uoyd davison was organist and mla marlon hepburn sang o perfect love before the service and because during the signing of the register the bride given in marriage by her father wore a wedding gown of white organdy over taffeta with v neckline standup bertha collar and a full trucetiered skirt a headdress of the same material and fingertip veil ol silk illusion com pleted her ensemble and she car ried a cascade bouquet of white and yellow esther refcd daisies she wore a double strand of pearls the gift of the groom mrs c buckherger was matron of honour misses ruth preaswood und ruth robinson bridesmaids and rosnmury russell flower girl miss presswood is a cpusln of the groom and the flower girl a cousin of the bride the senior attendants were gowned ullke in blue organdy imr blue tuftvtu it rupl ess with or- tsiixly stoles the bridesmaids wore blue skull caps and carried pink cirnutions mrs- huckberger carried pink ca mat ions and blue eonif low er the flower girl wore yellow organdy over yellow taffeta with rtund neckline and three tiered pulf sleeves artd carried a nosegay of ksther held daisies mr floyd shortlll was grooms- inun and ushers were les deforest untl dick appleyard a reception was held at the home ol mr and mrs charles urown cedar vale form georgetown the brides mother received wearing a navy polka dot twopiece dresa and corsage of white roses the grooms mother wore lavender crepe and a corsage of white roses for a hon eymoon trip to the stales and along the st lawrence that bride wore a black gabardine suit black cape with block and white check lining und a corsage of gardenias they are ivlng at 16 roseneath gardens toronto h glen williams was glen resident fifty years ago a resident of glen williams half a century ago harry hargreevcs succumbed to a heart attack at his home in long branch last thurs day night coming from england in the early 1000s he was employed at the glen woollen mills then own ed by the sykes family and later moved to toronto where he was employed with a carpet firm until his retirement a number of years ago he lived in vancouver for a short time but returned to ontario and for a time lived- with his sis ter mrs william buulvant before purchasing a home in long branch predeceased by his wife he leaves two sons arthur of ottawa and jock of london one of a family of fourteen he is also survived by two brothers and five sisters percy and mrs harry mortimer york shire england mrs william bui- livarrt georgetown mrs charles warren chicago 111 mrs george al len hespeler mrs fred chan- nln boston mass and milton hsr- groaves milton inttormcnt was made in pferk lawn cemetery after the funeral service in toronto on monday a honeymoon trip in h tfaiale and jj ssusasjit s w with a mall i itofarrtdobion ue bridl g- i tf b h- u mi flower on their return they will mtde ats main street nortti brampton engagement before her marriage on may 17th mr atarretr who u the former mr and mr john hettbum olen wllllama announce the encasement of their daughter uarlon imbel to mr george richard heaver the marriage will take place on satur- theatre man siater wed here tuesday in knox preabyterlan church but night rev alex j cider officiated ut the wedding of iaabelle boal daughter of mr and mra a r boal toronto and pte keith brea- key the groom also a resident of toronto recently returned from a years service in korea with the royal canadian regiment the bride is a sister of bill boal who ha just been transferred to dundas after managing the roxy theatre here for the past three years the brides sister helen was her attendant and bill boal was groomsman after the- ceremony the wedding party motored to tor onto where a reception was held at the hdme of the brides parents for- church parade local oddfellows and rebekahs were joined by cantons from guelph at their annualgrave dec oration service and church parade on sunday in the afternoon the lodges par st johns united church where ded to greenwood cemetery led by rev j m smith preached in ln- the qirls pipe band for a service in rplrlng sermon to a full church the at several showers and presents- four thirty oclock in knox presby- memory ot departed lodge members junior ohol hook part la twe musical tlons mrs ryjrusseuijr kmer- terun church georgetown the evening parade was held at portion of the larvtea marlon brown was guest of honour wum twrolyjjwhhi