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l i- kmjktefn pages wednesday evtning october mth 1957 fust section what council did council planning board disagree on maple ave zoning action criticism of a planning board decision turning down remising of a property on maple avenue was expressed by several councillors at mondays council meeting the decision concerned a proper ty backing the georgetown dairy bernard cassell representing east on which council had given an op tion to sell for 2500 to al norton who plans to erect a commercial building when mr norton first approached the council some time ago it was thought the property was in a commercial zone but it was later discovered that it is resi dential in the proposed town xon- ing council then asked mr nor ton to submit his proposal to the planning board which declined to make a zoning change cr era hyde argued strongly for the norton building council has said only recently that a house can be built in the backyard of a town property and cannot stop se midetached houses he said but in this case is being sticky cr garfield mcgilvray expressed the opinion that the town needs commercial assessment that maple ave is a busy street and can see no advantage in keeping that por tion of it residential reeve stan allen agreed saying that tie en visages all guelph street as com mercial someday cr fred harrison drew a strong objection from deputy reeve doug sargent when he asked is this the same planning board that sold normandy blvd down the river a few months ago for a gas station when 96 residents petitioned ag ainst it the deputy reeve who is also a planning board member said he had been against the gas station personally but that it had been a democratic vote and he did not like the reference mayor armstrong said that he has expressed a personal opinion that he is uncertain how effective the town could be in a court of law in refusing any building permit un til the toning bylaw is passed the planning board he pointed out only operates to pass on rec ommendations to council if coun cil wishes to take other action it is free to do so j a request to purchase a vacant lot on normandy blvd by mr mil ler of brampton was turned over to the property committee the lot had originally contained i anil not creating a nuisance for his neighbours this was councils opinion after the question of construction com panies working that day was brought to councils attention by georgetown ratepayers mayor armstrong said it is councils policy to prohibit con mercial building on sundays and this policy followed will continue to be the weather mr editor with the temperature going down into the teens it is maybe time to begin to think perhaps win ter is on the way ern batkin max min rain 66 41 date mon oct 21 tues oct 22 wed oct 23 thurs oct 24 fri oct 25 sat oct 26 sun oct 27 average 61 54 44 41 42 53 29 30 37 26 ia 21 18 118 13 29 149- social personal mr and mrs r c mcderrhott 38 edith street enjoyed a motor trip recently to washington dc and williamsburg virginia mrs tony bradshaw has just returned from a bus tour which took her through the pennsylvan ia mountains and to philadelphia mr john d kelly 11 albert street is visiting with his daugh ter and her husband dr and mrs richard phttp in woodstock illi nois this week mr and mrs walter hancock of toronto visited at his sisters home in glen williams for the week end with mr and mrs sandy hunter mr and mrs keith barber king street nave had as their guest mrs bruce c webster klngsville and mrs ralph s burton of de troit avro engineers john frost 20 maple ave w and desmond earl of glen williams have returned from a weeks business trip to england while there mr frost was able to visit with his mother in wiltshire mrs george novak and sons mrs jack mcfgibbon is lawn bowling president the members of the georgetown ladies- lawn bowling club held their annual and closing meeting of three local tely boys see the queen in ottawa the toronto telegram made it the season on tuesday october gposaibleior three local hoys to see the queejyonner visit to ottawa the fortunate three david sprague sob of mr and mrs r sprague 23 mclntyre creent barry hamilton son of mr and mrs robert hamil ton guelph street and serge le wie son of mr and mrs ledue vic toria st are stely carriers they were awardedrthe trip as a prise for a contest among the carriers for new customers the boys joined the winners from other towns at union station early monday afternoon and left for the capitotby special train at about 3 oclock the carriers were placed at a strategic point along the profession route and all had a good view of the royal couple the carriers were ajsp taken on a tour of ottawa and hull before return ing home the next day in the clubhouse in the afternoon the members bowled after which they enjoyed a hot supper in the club house in the evening due to the absence df mrs ern thomp son the president mrs harold cleave presided at the meeting mrs jack mcglbbon was elected president for the coming year mrs a pattenden and mrs percy only are- vice presidents mrs el mer- dron and mrs w t graham will share the office of secretary treasurer mrs george muckart and mrs jack yoksima are the prise commit tee mrs hugh lindsay mrs nets robinson and mrs charles harvey are the games committee the lunch committee for the regular games is mrs charles harvey and mrs percy olney mrs howard kent- tner will be lunch convener for the evening euchres when they axe held mrs edna mckibbon is the robinson for the flowers and cardsu the first three prizewinners fr u tofonto tv 5llow the seasons playing were mr viewers who watched hugh lindsay mrs george cleave and mrs george woods thanks were expressed to the various- mem bers responsible for the delicious supper and all who bad everything to do with arranging such a splen did closing meoting walter marchment 72 provincial employee walter marchment who was born and lived the whole of his life in glen williams died on tuesday oc tober 22nd in the guelph general hospital at the age of seventytwo born the son of martha martin marchment and joseph thomas marchment he attended school in glen williams after which he lear ned the trade of stone masonry he worked at his trade for several years but later worked at provin cial paper mills as a fireman he married clara white of arthur and they have twoions bert of den williams and joe of norval mr marchment was a member of the united church in glen wil liams and sang in the choir for many years he was a member of the orange lodge and a staunch conservative surviving him are his wife cla ra white marchment and his two sons bert and joe he also leaves brothers and sisters mrs lome cooper mrs william kirby mrs feature spot on 7 the program open house on channel 6 last friday afternoon at four probably recognized one of the interviewees as miss gladys v kitchener november 26th eraser proprietor of georgetowns korea war veteran pneumonia victim a veteran of the korean war and cpl in c coy lome scots alan ralph aselton age 24 was buried in evergreen cemetery mil ton on tuesday following a mid- tary funeracfrom st pauls united church there the husband of barbara bobbie and father of brenda anne age 1 year he died what council did ward vote suggestion lacks council support on sautrday october 26th of pneu- monday a request hjk east georgetown ratepayers association that geor getown voters be asked in decem ber to give an opinion on a return to the ward system of voting found little support at council meeting monia after a week in oakville hospital a resident of milton since his marriage in march 1955 he was employed at the canadian arsenal at long- branch he received his schooling at hornby besides his wife and child he is survived by his parents mr arthur aselton and mrs aselton the for mer lillian black of hornby sis ters barbara mrs beaty of horn by and norma mrs william ed wards of limehouse and brothers douglas david and ronald his comrades in c coy lome scots acted as pallbearers visiting russian hockey team to visit kitchener sid hardie new president of the association brought the matter be fore council after introducing the new executive elected at a meet ing last week only councillors to comment at any length on the proposal ween reeve stan allen and cr harry hale the reeve said he does not think the town is big enough yet for ward voting georgetown is still of a size where a councillor knows every part of town and he feels decisions can be made better on a town level than by partisan voting cr- hale said that be had been approached by some college view residents on the same mat ter councillor hale wrote a mo tion on the matter which passed around the table but failed to find a seconder and discussion dropped a former raider5tar arl hurst on the question will be playing against a touring street signs were also requested russian hockey team when they famous spot on 7 miss fraser was chosen by the cbc as the example of one who has found the perfect way to keep busy after retirement formerly on the teaching staff of a montreal high school miss fras er has made spot on 7 known all over southern ontario and lists ma ny dignitaries and members of par liament among her guests cooking as a pleasuregiving hob by more than a means of support miss fraser regards the prepara tion of fine cusine as one of the highest arts cbc cameras filmed her at her work several weeks ago for the friday afternoon showing which though only two minutes in length took close to five hours to shoot she is also scheduled to ap pear same time ir the future on a live cbc televva program silvers new leaders in industrial bowling with nip shipway rolling an 805 triple and frank anderson 549 for 2 games leading the way silvers took seven points from provincial last week to become new leaders in the industrial bowling league also winning 7 points was the upandcoming davidsons pharm- sg for season by mr hardie who suggested coun cil allot s2o0 to place signs in the it will be arts second appear- sunbeam area ance in the dutchmen lineup ag- we need them but we cant af- ainst the russians he was a mem- ford them said finance chairman ber of the team which played in mcgilvray explaining that the road the winter olympics in italy at budget has already been exceeded that time joe schertzl made the trip also although as a former se mipro he was not able to play the russian team is scheduled to arrive in toronto november 19th according to ken mcmillan who as first vice president of the on tario hockey association has been in on the plans for their tour they will play in whitby on the 22nd windsor on the 24th and sudbury on the 28th other scheduled games include montreal dec 1st kingston dec 3rd and ottawa dee 5th when they leave canada the russians will be bound for games in norfiders the connely james named little nhl executive the executive of the little nhl to this year and it is impossible consider street signs they will be a must when we have mail delivery and that time is coming soon commented cr wal ter gray who said the last estim ate received for street signs had been 8000- cr ern hyde suggested that next year council should start budgeting on a 4 year plan for the signs perhaps other subdividers would place street signs at their own ex pense the way delrex has done was cr fred harrisons suggestion while declining to write subdiv- to ask this the mayor said would no doubt appear in the local press and perhaps a subdivider would take the hint a third matter brought up by the ratepayers group presented by bernard cassell concerned heavy hockey league have been elected on sunbeni area sheet ii i which he claims are being damaged three commissioners have been ap pointed amiregistration is well un- by heavy machinery derway with over 200 boys already a sewage pumphouse which has bobbv a of toronto spent jack addy leonard and borden team who dcfca las weck r r n vfuuin wah mi il in vanm viclv it f 4 luilliatnc lire a rvtlt 1 cr alfred sykes suggested that in wlth mr and mrs tcd a selers mrs robert e cp who took dutchmen ftl ftt 51 charles st and mr and mrs mrs earl domm of tdronto a sis- nin m teen subsequently removed if council is considering selling any more town property it should be surveyed and listed then adverti sed publicly for sale and into 51 charles st and mr and mrs mrs earl domm of tdronto a sis- ion no 2 was other tcam agers wiubejujponted once this subdividing walter biehn 26 queen st mr ter mrs louis laird recently pre- fc 7 as d d and orgmzattoffmplcted the ho- ul h hp while council was sympathetic with the problem thc mayor said he knows of no law which can re- a general meeting is planned at u oj strict such traffic v the legion auditorium on saturday kays j its a problem of every grow- al 2 p m- when coaches and man- cam n v j u mg town said cr harrison point- is elsc- and ticumrjy concerned about shelley i street when school comes out andi suggested that e police patrol af these times besides watching traf fie he thought a- kindly word to- children to walk on the side the roaj would be effective vj cr harrison expressed the optovf ion that the town is dutybound to put sidewalks on streets when a school is constructed in an area he wrote a motion to this effect r but it failed to find a seconder and was not presented cr mcgilvray sad he thinks it would be difficult to speed fif the subdivision and that tricycles wag- ons and children create almost as much a menace to motorists as the cars do to children three fly to england attend fathers a sad occasion took mr and mrs ronald whitbaon 33 normandy boulevard to england by plane when they received news of the sudden death of his father mr and mrs james whitham had been home in bradford yorks only six weeks after spending the summer here and in acton with members of the family he was a foreman dyer employed in the john l tankard factory in brad ford mr whitham leaves his wife and two children his son ronald and daughter mrs william ameb ian of acton mrs buchanan also made the trip overseas to the funeral he also leaves a brother joseph in acton a brother atrank in bradford and a sister mrs clifford greaves who lives near sydney australia there are sev en grandchildren true blub buchm a euchre was held by the loyal true blue lodge last thursday night in the odd fellows hajl prises were gavens for the four highest scores mrs frank peacock us mrs bryden 112 prank tea- cock 111 and mrs harry savings 110 the door prise a hamper of groceries was won by mrs g greig sunday construction work def initely against unless it is a man privately working on his own home durjng the past week mrs skip sargent of novak is the former esther brill deceased him sons ckey schedule will get underway whcre he sm ot town funeral s kentners and legion no 1 had a f f f the problem will right itself as an mrs andy molotzi ottawa has the harold cmcclure funeral 5 iam we ers will be published at a later complet been visiting with her mother home 34 edthseet georgetown wuh 3 receivlng j date in the herald ptayers are to the jd the town solititor mrs c sargent charles street on thursday october 24th at 2 p m m from a koma hnng regsuation forms with them consulted about any i mr and rev e- g offiealed 780 g armitagc 720 and gob the f onung of play to be gi- m ven to the team coach rvi si lmg ir tr area is a proh- high single for the night wentl md alex cal- v don aj oi j wider are honorary chairmen of thc rev e gill officiated 780 g arm brentford pallbearers were george cooper co 7q8 were also weekend guests with vern kirby normw hopkins nor- his mother man marchment tom seatonnd frank andcrson 342 and scouts net 300 in annual apple tag day the loeal boy scouts enjoyed turned after spending some monyarian staff marks 2nd albert white interment was mr and mrs william a boyle qte williams cemetery 21 parkview blvd have just re- nip n shipway 323 both of silvers team i j best to check said some of this cr harrison the speeding com- shipways 805 was also high triple gg xeomprises pj hc r frank connely chairman bud ja b m anxou fo lhcr children who use the streets followed by alex korxack 780 george storey with 859 ami one of their most successful apple ths e northwest mr boyle birthday with dance party olflxd vm z tyi hh mes vice chairman harvey garvin chtjdreb days in recent years saturday oc- is employed with the lundburg of lhe stai of variant th treasurer herb arnold secretary p tober 19th selling twenty five bu- explorations and they motored to 2 ofvanad marked lhe ihandin silver 26 firj charles tyler alex kor- tober 19th sel ing twenty five bu- explorauons and they motored to k of canada markcd shels and coueoung a total of prince george bc where they blrthda 0 the firm 1i1c 53190 after expenses the money were for two months inconnec- g when they had a party a k 2 provi no was split among the three troops tion with his work iv111 social penonal sgt bruce collins was a week end visitor with his parents mr and mrs alf collins 102 guelph st he was returning tp currie barracks calgary after spending a month in kingston where he had been taking a special army course mr and mrs herb hughes dur ham street had as weekend guests mr and mrs c hc grib- ben and mr and mrs j h gra ham toronto and mrs william gribben of belfast ireland- bill armstrong who is living in montreal was a weekend visitor with his parents mr and mrs fred armstrong 11 mcnabb st in england for some time on bus iness roy foulis has returned to the montreal headquarters of trans canada airlines at dorval he spent a recent weekend with his parents mr and mrs r b for j foulis in brampton and visited in georgetown to renew acquaintances each receiving 7675 the money from there they went to watson will go towards their summer camp lake in the yukon for two mon- f und i ths on their return trip they the amount was particularly visited with her brother and fami- good since glen williams scouts ly mr and mrs telfer peddle in who in past years totalled their re- j fort st john bc on their ceipts with georgetown had their motor trip home mr and mrs own apple day and collected ap- boyle were snowbound for two proximately 88 days in alberta nick ferri night tuesday brampton regents visit h the respect due to a certain ton tiger cat bees and this year twelve year veteran of the george- montreal will be reporting u the town raiders is properly shown the raiders to add strength to the de- local arena will be packed come fence bill who stands 64 and league standing silver 26 fire- bud hiu chares tyler alex kor an men 24 davidson 23 anderson and 1 committee jim rfi ir t s i n i or i ford is commissioner for the nhl bruce gummer for the american league and jim bradley for thc junior a 1 t r 2 leg- traveuing mart kenneys ranch at wood- i 18 kentner 16 no 1 legion bridge the party travelled to hie jm 3 legion 14 barflies 1 ranch by chartered georgetown dutchmen 2 transportation co bus for an ev- top ten high averages are ter- ening ot dancing ry bludd 236 harv chappel 233 thc electronics plant branch of jj shipway 226 george wcb- a california firm constructed s 224 bill anderson and gob new factory at the mountainview collier 222 ace bailey and ken river drive corner where manufac ture of klystron tubes and other el- ectronic products is carried on originally staffed by engineers from the states the company now has a completely canadian person nel derose 221 g brandford 218 armitagc lou mayor armstrong said he is par- 1 with friends in georgetown special services family night mark st johns 118th anniversary large congregations attended the 118tn anniversary services held in st johns united church on sun day three services were required true blue lodge has 35th anniversary here a pot luck supper celebrated the ability said ernie barnes ballin- parable of talents is laymans sermon topic everyone has five talents and should use them to the best of his western honeymooners visit mother sister mrs muriel adams and mrs bet ty jamieson 82 guelph st had a z mr ccommodte4he congregations adams son nd his bride mr and l chum wm beautifudy adorn- rh5j aums arrivcd ed with flowers and tlu trvdecora- irom mews sanctuary looked lovely for married n vancouver on october specltl 8ervices of prals d 26th they were en route for a hon 1 wors cymoon in bermuda they plan to return for a longer visit on way home to vancouver their tuesday night when the raiders starred at offensive end played birthd f loyal true blue lodge afad as he spoke at a special lay honour their long time player and defence last year with thc dundas- no 393 when members met in th s serv s gemge s an- more recently playing coach nick hamilton senior b hockey club ferri who jhis year hungup his the veteran forward junior skates to take a coaching job with beaumont wwj make a prcsenta- the brampton regents tion to nick on behalf of thc team nick will have his team here for between periods in tuesdays game an exhibition game the first one which game will have even more pria tables were decorated in the lodge colours red white christening se for two at st johns throughout the province because of his radio ministry dr finlay is a warm fervent friendly minister and his messages were a great in spiration to all who heard hum at the 930 son service dr fnilay spoke on the subject christ is lord at the 11 am service dr finlay again spoke and this time on the subject faith made vis ible friends of god was his subject for the evening message at the evening service of worsh ip members of sister congregations attended the service the rainfe- odd fellows hall last tuesday oc- bc on sunday morning tober 22nd barnes a member of the st the ladies were marking the geor8es congregation used lhe i were baptized during the 11 oclock j unfortunately mrs peruccaird of toronto who was to have been lone of the guest soloists was ill with the flu and could not attend i but mr jack paterson of toronto was in attendance and with his rich ter rev m g mcfarlano who con- rev morgan mcfarlane of ficia- 1 baritone jroice sang solos at the ducted the service of worship wel ted at a christening service a week i niorning and evening services at corned the visitors especially men- ago sunday when two children tne morning services mr paterson tionlng one of his brother mihis- the lord is my rock and ters members of knox presbyter- my salvation and at the evening ian church and members of knox 35th annivercarv nf i ho ociskiick iparable of thc talents as his text- service ment of the lodge named haltons clcverly inlcr or hisj they were janet mary daughter service when i survey the won- young peoples society and mem- this year for the revamped raid ers who are grabbing players atthe flick of a press clipping including sundridge star john wood and a complete new forward line aa well as another goalie to share duties with fred lawrence the new pla yers names cannot be made pub lic until the signig arecompleted and the other clubs which were iegotung with these players not ified as soon as football season- i over bui fttt of the wvws mvwm frw vrww of a georgetown flavour since the lne lk eoours red white and regeqts who playregulary in the metro junior b league will have a number of faces in their lineup fa miliar to hockey fans who follow ed the georgetown junior xfs last yean doug richardson fred harri son and pete pameroy to name a few the raiders play oheir first scheduled same in brampton on wednesday november uttt and their gome onener on the fouowiing frwwaf nbvesnber m 11v v v t m l blue at the lodge meeting which fol lowed an invitation was accepted to attend a district rally in guelph last saturday several members made the trip joining ladies from preston gait brantford and guelph there a number of members are also anticipating a meeting in the guelph orange rail on november 12th when the white degree will wexemsjufied listeners tho talents human be- mr and mrs jack bailey os ings are endowed with he said are grander blvd and gregory charles timerenergy wealth influence and son of mr and mrs charles allen lffe itself every manhas them all in some measure and it is his duty to use them not to bury them in the ground as the onetalent ser vant did v harvey dewhuvst and jim sarg ent read the lessons at the service lloyd kynnersley the state pray ers and j l lambert other parts of umtservice itev kenneth rich ardson also partidpated in te ser vice which is an anhnai event for the men t of alberton mrs allen is the for mer ann crabtree of town visiting fromw1st flying officer and mrs keith scott who are stationed in winni peg with the rcaf are visiting with their parents mr and mrs edgar scott guelphstreet gfid mr ami mrs alexsjmemicdonv aid crewso cornets lor ttojqmreh in drous cross the choir under the direction of mr norman laird sang at the mor ning services hp smiled on me and at the evening service no man is an island the junior choir sang at the 11 oclock service a bers of first baptist congregation on tuesday evening the annual family night was held in connec tion with the anniversary celebra tion a pot luck supper was held at 630 pm after the supper a programme was presented which beautiful chudreha anthem oj included a time for members of saviour sweet by bach carol the sector plan committee to pres- hallett very effectively sang the ent the budget for 1968 which was approved by the official solo in this anthem the guest speaker for the three services was dr james m finlay minister of cnrlton street united jtt i the church the every member i tanon of the church whi place again this xar o iiav-y- m