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the georetwn herai twelve pages gorgtowu out wcdoesvtky nritwjin 24tfa 19s4 twelve pages town seeks 1256 esquesing acres annexation hearing is on today tic mmutun kmiin tiwm finan mui tb municipal ftosrd jfaa fcayd ik nlir town rqot in adltin f rttprlu rqulad in tk apadicstloa thrw fortnr par- cats of und will alto b nnnd ykata ara k aalajuc tha d g h wriot irm and farm ownd by i aaoroa claava and ruttall hapburn jtll which hava baan oaptionad by fax haalapt company dalraa daval i aaimsmti equating township mad no oba ttom at th kaarlng rita maw and at zaravlav complained of businats com plications should thay hava to adhara to gaoroatown clotinq hour and tad darlington alto plaadad to kaap hit proparty in etquaslno th ontario municipal hoard la meeting in jcorgflown today lo h ar ihe town application to anm a n lion of haquesing township fur tin proposed lies lleslop fcubdivunon a total acreage of 1256 it include id lsnd lying brlwtrn thr two branch et of thr credit river the land in eludes the complete farm of mr u a mcclurc i craig held w t craig ileid bruce rcidt campbell bin elaif william kmslie and wilbert cleave ail of which are under option to mr heslop as well aa the bhain farm the i c ii wright farm and portion of land owned by george cleave and weal end yuca the an nexation would also include several imaller properties such aa ilunten inn and private homes which he with in these boundaries the weather mr editor tiujm sixty marks til the maxi mum column this wuek are aimflur to the correikjnding wisk laat ytur wlit ii wt hud 3 duyi in succession rfsjlsltrlng 00 orovir with a high vt 6j dt knes on nov ittth krn hataln brampton hospital seeks funds for new equipment at the november meeting of the board of governors of peel memorial lloapital sfiramplon it was decided to mark the 30th anniversary of the institution by conducting a dual campaign over the next few months v the two main purpose of this combination effort are first lo in crease the membership in your community hospital association and second to secure by voluntary con tributlona additional funds for the purpose of much needed modern equipment to organise the campaign presi dent it i main asked the board lo serve as a committee of the whole and c v charters was appointed to act aa chairman of the special cam psign committee in bringing in the report of the executive committee dealing with this matter both mr blaln and mr charters explained to the board the need for and value of adding to the association individual memberships at the very nominal fee of 2 00 they also pointed out the adopted policy of the hospital in financing the cost of new equipment and other capital expenditures from donations and bequests rather than out of gen era operating account by jiijhering to this policy the board is enabled to keep operating costs and hospital fees to a minimum but for the generous financial sup port and the faithful service of a number of individual men and wo men and our local organisations peel memorial could not have grown and served the community as satis factorily as it has during the past thirty years it is the plsn of the committee to remind and inform the residents of the district what the hospital means to this community and point out to them their duty and responsibility to the institution which administers to the sick and injured this wil be done by means of press and radio publicity and advertising by informative direct mail which will go out to an extensive list of new adult citizens as well as those of ion ger residence in the town and dis trlcl the committee is aiming high and hu set 500 aa the membership objec tive in view of the greatly increased population of the area now served by peel memorial hospital the board feeli that this goal should be achie ved if they can only impress upon the llak mas mln huln niv 11 i j6 no jo ou ill nut 17 tit j2 nv ib 64 311 tu 1j til 41 ou nov jo 4 40 04 nov 1 40 m joyce partridge weds living in england a former resident of town joyce partridge was marrttd thl fall in england miss partridge became the wife of j denis eccles and they arc mak ing uuir home at 41 oak barn ltd liluck heath birmingham when ahe first came to canada from england several years ago the bride was employed at the bank of commerce branch in town and la ter joined the office ataft of smith and stone hire she later transfer red to the toronto office of the company she boarded here at the home of mr and mrs j i barber normandy blvd kor her wedding which took place october 2nd miss partridge wore a lilac wool street- length afternoon dress her sister was her attendant wearing a similar ensemble in grey mrs isobel cleave was prominent church worker a life nu mn r of thu womens ml- lunary society of st john a units d churth and uctiw in lad- j it iciouim in the church mrs bu- ui cuuve ci died in r slv p 1rmiy morning 41 iter hum 1u mi nab stteol mr lbt hu lhd all ik r hh ui u1i1 dimiul and hat bctn n jnitttun reiiit fur tl yrura hit it nut r muiy lu1 thompson tin su tu dsuhli r of the latt mr mui mr tort lunry tlomj- iii in1 m1 tjorh it hornbv all r h 1 niarruin to hobirt c cleuvt tin y diinul ix twit 11 hornby and ailiitfott afttr mr clmvi 1 death lit at motor u llt nt thirty years u the llvttl ft ttirtt yturs with it wurt cuuvii on their farrp in no 7 u tor inomng to george- margaret pasmore weds in rockwood on saturday a former george town resident was married at her parent a home in rockwood wedding principals were mar garet euphcmia pasmore daughter of mr and mrs w e pasmore and herbert uoyd dyer son of mrs herbert dyer rockwood the bride who made her home with the late mrs isobel cleave when she was employed in the smith stone off ice in town has been in toronto for the past few years at the head of ficc of smith l stone when slu worked in the fiberglas division rev j a dtlu officiated and mn dilts played the wedding music the bride wore a wedgewood blue faille taffeta afternoon dress with portrait neckline and stiffened hiphne on her head she wore a rose bandeau and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses the bride and groom were unat tended and the grooms suter and brother in law mr and mrs roy johnstone signed the register mr pasmore gave his daughter in mam age mothers of bride and groom re ccived the guests mrs pasmore wore a blue dress with corsage of pink roses mrs dyer wore a bis que colored dress and corsage of talisman roses leaving on their honeymoon trip the bride wore a arcy suit roic accessories aud a muskrat fur jac ket mr and mrs dyer will be mak ing their home in rockwood i water shutoff 1 m a the water will be shut off for necessary r friday november 26th t at 830 am on thefollcjwlnglrestsi church- park wiuiam market edith charles utmarimhrtnnhathmm mrs jepson officers installed by rebekahs october 16th was a special numx for members of verdun kebekah uodfe no 184 when after a short regular meeting in st john s item anal hall officers were installed at an open installation verdun w honoured this tar by bavins one of its own numbers mrv orlun swncc as district dv sidly pniunl anil at 7 oiluck she with her installing alall of immurs frum distrltt lpdl raiders win opener with milton coops lo al luwii shi lfuvts two tvons yank and wulk r und two kranddaugtiters jane and barbara cleave of town und two brothers r rank thompson former mayor of milton and wil frid thompson hornby it morgan mckarlune conduc- tid th funtral mrvltc on monday in bt john s united church pall- bean rs were george lome and wllurt cleave stanley hall mpp and wesuy and victor thorrepswn n lghtxiurs acted as flower bearers thomas grieve a ii keller joe hall br alex kean krcd arm strong hirt wtston elmer 11111 lvuti hay jim ritchie and wataon wlnfleld interment was in green- wok1 cmetry georgetown former georgetowner walter mendham dies seriously ill for several months v alter mendham m died on sun day at his home at clanbrassil near hagersviltc this former eorgrtown resident had operated a general store there since leaving town two ears ago he is mnivrd by his wife km ma harris and two sons ronald oror get own and kenneth of itrampton xi r mendham was born in london ingland and was a veteran of eigh ten ears service in the british arm he sered with the irish hussars and was wounded in world war 1 he came to canada in 1030 and in 1031 moved to georgetown where he wai mploed at the alliance paper mills until he moed to clanbrassil the funeral service esterda in hagirswlle was conducted b re munsell anglican minister there interment was in gore t rmeter dutrltt linli i ilx from runto millou and tnni town down to dt lihtfu bupfi r afut ihj lodgt meitinv tin pub lie vtt alunttel to witntss imtjlu itfm ctrtmonits rsitdrs v r pni ent rum toronto bralitpton mil ton nr jt r huitjio hko ass mbl ijllrrrs llr jim hall pn i nt l mrs dirk itiddall with h r pat noble rrand jw wluih hiid lmoii to lirr inoihi r who ws a aloi i tut hi ih r ol tin ludi i mr sim also previntetl mis itiddall with hi r 1 n ollar airs bob ji pmm pn s nteil mi spaore with a lid frutn thi iih and thr installation staff fonneil a cirelr on tht floor and preiinle htr with a h uutiful train cast mem lirn of the lode who si rvtnl on the installation utaiff were mrs all n bradley deput marshal mrs jack presswood assistant dtputy marshal mrs bi rl tuck deputy chjptain mrs alf collins guardian officers installed were jpnd mrs dick luddall noble rand mrs bob jepson vice rand mrs or don king recording secretary mrs jack watson financial scrttar mrs hrnit liawson tnasunr mr j p held warden mrs william lbba conductor mrs allan norton chaplain mrs herb hancock musician mrs jack addy rhm mrs jack presswood lasnt mrs bert tuck rsv mrs hmrr dron iavg mrs curl wheel r insult guardian mrs willington willett outsid guardian mrs aim kor rack further acknowledgments for poppy day fund since a list published last week fur thrr donations have been made to the local poppy fund mrs tbos grieve chairman of the fund reports dona lion from esquesing w i credit iwe georgetown fire dept and the true blue lodge legion wa bazaar was big success the bazaar held on november 12 h the legion w omen s auxiliary was a great success mrs j blair won the hamper of groceries with tickets no 08 the doll is to be drawn for on december 11th and tickets are still available just 4 s r fks til i christmas tools sander stolen in new house robbery w hen thieves broke into maor jack armstrong s ntw house on parkview blvd friday contractor william mcnally lost a number of tools as well as a ntw sanding mach ine safety pennant flies at two public schools next jocal hockey game will be on tuesday evening rifcxt with the local junior raiders playing noblcton in their first game of the reason people the need for and the advan tagc of such membership in the hos pital association they are also hopeful that this tbeir first christ mas appeal for the equipment fund will be met with a generous response jim bruce killed r in highway crastt v a ifumlltun bride of three months wsti widow td und three local fam- llit s bertavtd in an accidint on the quern kllxjiu lh way saturday jlkomiitllf jim jiruii jti of llanilltoit was in tuntly klllei wtit n his car was involved in a collision a friend wlmru ik wu driving lo toronto wtia k rlously injur 1 und three aurora ftwduih who were in the otrur car wcr also injured tin unlit nt txcurred mar the no il llliliwuy tnliuiee to the queen miatxlh wu lb uttidtnl lrtlm a rujtlte tit moftnl lk lurvlu d by his wife sylviu jd id his iiurenu mr and mrs sstrokte bruce of moffat and nlnt jrothrr and sistt rs mrs jack hooper mary of glen williams mrs jack harlow margaret and mrs killh hunter jean of geor getown mrs jack brill alice of lansing william and mildred of hamilton donald of hespeler and hoy and john at ho mi intinmnt was in woodlawn cem- ttry hamilton following the f mi tral wrvici yesterday afternoon one of uie puuengers in the aur ora car margaret barrage r is niece of a lotul man don barrager elmer the safety elephant makes his official debut in georgetown to morrow when 6 foot pennants will be hoisted on the flagpoles of the two public schools the safety campaign which is credited with a 44 drop in acci dents anions toronto schoolchildren in its first year in the city it be ing sponsored here by the home school association present for the ceremonies thurs day will be constable hooks of oak- vlllc who has contributed bis help to oflubluhlnfl elmer in georgetown mayor jack armstrong home school president mrs joe bmmerson edwin wilson and stanfinlay rep resenting the school board the principals harold henry and william kinrade col beckett of the opp detachment tnd graham fmrnell who william edge oldest ontario oddfellow oldest 1 o r member in th jurisdiction of ontario w illiam hdge 91 who was a native of urnc- houic dud in w att rdown on octo ber 22nd in september of 1883 at the age of 21 mr hdge became an oddfellow and continued his membership for go years until his death he lived in this district until his retirement then moved to wsterdown and made hts home there until his death brothers of orion lodge acted as pallbearers at the funeral service in waterdown the oddfellows funeral service was conducted by the noble rand and chaplain of orion lodge no 100 siltnt is our dt parted brother hut could he speak for each of us would come this solemn exhortation so live that when thy summon cornn tti join the innumerable cara van that moves to those mysterious realms where each must take his chamber- in the silent halls of iteath thou go not like the quarry slav e at night scourged to the dungton but sustained and soothed by an unfaltering trust approach the grave like one who wraps the drap- t r of his couch about him and lies down to pleasant dreams two deaths today dcith took two local residents to day with the passing of thomas i lxslie a former county warden and mrs j k pelcrkin who lived on mar ktt street ontario hurricane relief fund kick ferri and blake inglis each scored a hat trick last night art the arena lo lead their club to an 1h victory over milton coop frollo ing close behind the stellar ply of lnglis and r erri were lt 1 and junior beaumont one jpiwt bud varey ltt lladkin and harvey hapie alwo sroring one each thr itaid r showed pi nl of momiu punrh alsu checked well to 1 ive thr fans a ivood brand of hutak lrid ljwrtmt in tl fur lit uaidtrrs played a sttadv jhh milton scorer wtie orptu it iktis ks rtm and 1 omltisli ftuidi n pi mjrkluni in nion villt n xt tula in ht tin ur llu hadin stonr on th kittrti will rett ive a troph what council did town eiquesins agree annexation compensation with the proposed annexation of farm lands along no 7 highwa in hmuemg township coming before the municipal board at an annexation hearing here today deorgetown and hsqucsing councils came to an agree ment on compensation costs to the township at mondays meeting as a result of the meeting and pending approval of the municipal board the tuvtn agrees to pay the township a sum equal to three y ars taxes based on the 1034 assessment and the 10m mill rate iaymt ntx to be made in equal payments over the three ear period and also to make a payment of 3000 cash based on tin assem nl of 156000 or equivalent should the assessment taken over be less or more than the proposed 156 000 the town in turn will receive the cash payment from the aubdividrr while these figures were arrived t by agreement of both municipal ties they may be changed when they are put before the municipal board hearing today council gave the third reading to a by law for water and sewers on clovcrdale heights in the amount of 18008 40 and first and second readings lo by laws for wster and sewers on shelley st 8040 16 ijorne st and churchill croscent water mains 1053 04 and sewers and water on hdward st and prince charles dr of 12 000 42 appointment was made of g r muck art to the cemetery board to fill the unexpired term of the late d r crichton clarence bain addressed council in regard to his claim against the town for 000 damage to stock in his basement last spring from a water break in front of his property the matter had been reviewed by the town s liability insurance agents and a letter read from them denied the town had any liability due to the fact that they had no way of know ing that the water pipes had become corroded some members of coun cil felt mr bain was entitled to con sideration when the break was on town property and it was agreed to write the insurance company bring ing to their attention that the break was on town property irc lously acknowlwlr ml jo 770 10 wm a fmslic 5 00 k n 11 10 00 smith stone union ixical no 788 h1kw 200 00 mr mrs john bird 1000 mrs florence cross 500 ilalton milk producers association so 00 lorno scots band concert 1050 eden womens assoc 10 00 clifford hunter 500 a friend 2000 total 7110 00 plenty of hockey in town this year georgetown is in for its biggest car in hockey besides intermediate and junior c oha entries the industrial league is back in action sunday afternoons and the legion sponsored little nhl will play saturdays the juniors su ing into action next tucaday in town with noblcton the visiting club burn transports edged smith and stone 32 and wilsons warriors had a similar win over hornby on sunday to inaugurate the industrials the little nhl takes over tho ar ena a week from saturday afternoon for their opening has been instrumental in promoting the elmer campaign the pennants will fly at the schools as long as there arc no ac cidents for which a child can be deemed responsible u such occurs the pennant must come down for a 30day period small pennants are also being placed in each room at the schools and if georgetown children take to tho idea as children have in other centres elmer will become a real personality in town paramount in tho campaign are five safety rules which children will be required to learn look both ways before crossing the road dont go from betwoen parked can play game in a sate place sway from traffic use bicycles safely and walk dont run when you leave the curb at j hydro cutoff j in georgetown 1 sunday lhnovember2s i s 100awtrfp30am s liaabalmaamlblbasiahhiimmiimssalblbtmllllaiaaalblaiamai tsa- vtmife gt yjftiiktifls-