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tub okmtoetowh herald wednesday bveg januarys 1s9s fags a social personal several members of chapel st school staff were home for the holidays miss marie lindsay 36 charles st went to milton mrs teresa barber 10 park ave was at her- home in toronto mr hazen allen 21 temple rd vacationed with his parents at homings mills miss deanna wills 24 church st was with her family at inglewood 1 l0l 245 regular monthly moating tuesl jan 14th at 8 phi odd feuows hail wesleyan street sjjvercreek service station highway no 7 open eventnqs and sundays exidebatteries goodyear tires motor repairs and wheel balancing large rubber car mats front or rear 2 95 pair bertmcmenemy proprietor tk 73079 s fotiner arena manager prominent odd fellow a gentleman well known in georgetown for the past forty seven years sam walker died on friday december 27br at his home 20 george street fw a long ill ness he was born on april 14 1888 il syston park england son of the late edward walker and seuna grbbitt walker one of a family of fourteen he is survived by one brother jim living in dor king surrey england in 1910 he came to ashgrove to live with bis brother george who was living there at that time prior mr coining to canada mr walker was a footman for princess hohentow his father edward was 42 years with cdn general jlectric after an illness of several mon ths william campbell ure died in toronto on friday december 27th he was born in glasgow scotland the son of william campbell ure and mary carswell ure and came to toronto in 1900 where he lived until 1948 at that time com ing to georgetown on his retire ment at that time he and mrs ure moved to 24 market street where he remodelled what is known to older residents as 4he matthews place mr ure was with the canadian general electric company for forty two years retiring from there as mechanical superintend ent he was also with the radio walker was a coachman for su valve company as production i john thorold for fifty- years the superintendent and during 1ie town of thorold in ontario was war was with research enterprises named after this man in 1912 he as mechanical superintendent mr married evelyn london and they ire was a member of t john s made their home on the nowal united church and a member of road until 1916 at which time at wmmttj the kiwanis club his wife isabelle woouings ure survives him as do three sons william c leonard and david and a daughter margaret mrs k sbeppard and seven grandchild ren the funeral service was con ducted by rev morgan mcfartane of st john s united church at the turner and porter chapel 436 roncesvalles ave toronto inter ment was in greenwood cemetery georgetown flowers for every occasion oesign work a specialty flowers by wire anywhere in the world norton floral 73582 georgetown play euchre at you no people s party they moved into georgetown mr walker was well known as a eel ment contractor until 1941 at which time he took a position in the brewers warehouse working there until his retirement in 1953 mr walker was the cement con tractor for the georgetown mem onal arena when it was built and was manager of4he arena for a number of years he was very ac tive with the intermediate hockey club being treasurer for a num ber of years he was a member of the independent order of odd ft hows for over twenty five can and was presented with a twcnt five ear jewel in april 1957 hi was treasurer of that organization for twentv five ears and whin tie uas prtbcnud with his jiel he was also presented with a laz boy chair and footstool in appreciation of hu great service to the lodge mr walker leacs his wife eveljn a son george and daugh tcr hazel mrs ted arnold and diane and fred harrison and jimmy anil ell the decorations art- tak en down the christmas trie has gone outside and we are launched into another car which uc hope will be a wonderful one for vou all the annual yotfhg people pam was held m the choolhousc j grandchildren on fndai evening january jrd ha mn u seven tables of euchre and one of petcr walkcr tvo daughters crokinole was placd lunch nd alice mrs derrick dodgson and dancing followed bessie mrs bred harrison pre the bright star mission band deceased him met on sunda afternoon at the members of the odd fellows home of stuart nur e with uht lodge held their funeral service een children pristnt hlcn in the harold c mcclure funeral hunter presided for the meeting home 34 edith sl georgetown with don in carncv pla nj for on sundav evening rev kenneth the hvtnns margaret bruwnr ue richardson conducted the scrvin ip- ave the mi nan pravtr hire was read bv kan n bri dm mrs t harlu utni id the s r janici oxe in i lllen ii inter took up ihc offer nj ae hun lit t ndueted a contest and john ur icl id v ih prair follow 1 1 a lovelv luneh mr i rti urse t nj j i a veok i i turun th r lati and fnenda m ss san ira jrn pint ihi weekend in hurl nton h mi hirabrth tavlor mr an 1 mr bruwn n 1 mr and mrs u dlik ni t r i t st ca har ncs one da la- t w cgk and had an 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shop john schwing5handl ernest grunewald him off highway at norval presbyterian church tr 720t6 bride and groom of 50 years acton smith an 1 st nt an 1 i r in al d th in luminal it aiu into a two tiam race sundat december 29th walloping their pponent it sta t ed for ih lead with 11 pis c mbines and toronto bhart th cellar with 5 points toronto took their first lovs n fixe rames in loiiiu to i roxmcials 73 n the opener while combines 1 c j managed onir 1 goal in taking an vouple ukct rfienqs ft1 pxsting trom smith 4 stont it was the fifth straight loss for the combines who at one time led the league standing including dc 29th w l t pts provincial 5 2 1 11 smith-ev-stone- 4 1 3 11 combines 2 5 1 5 toronto 14 3 5 next week cver thing is at stake as toronto tries to push the combines into last place and smith i stone and provincial joust for the top spot bonus buck f free bonus gifts ail mr h williamson c eorgt managers clearance doors group 1 to clear our stofk a few odd doors some slightly stained but all first quality originally selling up to 15 special 4- group a a group of fir door sizes from 2 0x6 oxl to 2 10x6 10xl thaaa dean al valued at 7 5h 13 so special 6 to 9i beaver lumber iwatntnei mmi n7n4 ig top tan player team a 1 keimhcad p 12 6 barber d p 5 11 hewitt r 8 6 maine c 5 6 iaies l 7 3 sramk t 6 1 freestone sas s 4 hall vsb s 4 baxter 15 3 bums two hon c 2 6 acfenarians are holiday visitors here oldest visitor in georgetown during the holiday season was thomas ross 96 of toronto who was at the home of his grandson lulled during word war ii bob hurray 22 norton crescent mr ross i veteran member of the turonlo police force retired in 1920 and is the oldest living pen sioner he enjoys excellent health and is still active in such organizations as the gaelic society and tle masonic lodge he is cre dited with suiting the police pipe baitd many years ago and drove ibe first police ambulance when that service was added to the po lice force mr ross has a granddaughter li iii t llso mrs c v waldorf s2 elizabeth st he marked his 96th birthday on- chnstmas day another of ontarios senior citi zens spent christmas day in town when mrs william umebeer 95 of brampton visited with mr and mrs harry jornson u henry st mrs umebeer is mrs joynsons ifreatattnt a certificate from the provin cl secretary al the parliament boildings toronto a letter from stanlc i hall mpp and a visit from 112 friends and relatives highlighted the celebration of mr and mrs neil mcnabb 50 alice street acton on the occa sion of their 50th wedding artniv ersary on sunda december 15 married in wingham 50 years ago the couple moved to acton following their honeymoon and have resided there sinee decem ber 18th 1907 married at the home of the bride i sister mrs tonv nicol of windham neil mcnabb and and julu mall i i inklater began mar ned lift following the teremon conducted b re vr perr the mcnabbs hac spent all their married life in acton where their three chililrin wen born rcla mrs a brunm lives in south dakota us and colin with his wife and daughter lives in nassau bahama islands where he owns and operates a ho tel j as a gift 4a his parents on the occasion of their 50th annivers ary colin has invited his parents lo his resort for the winter their ounger son neil vas and news of his death saddened th entire community where neil was well known still keenly interested in sports mr mcnabb at one time managed one of acton s champion baseball teams he still enjoys a baseball game and rs often seen reminiscing with some of the tew remaining players of the earlier days mrs mcnabb when her children were younger utilised her hobby of sewing to advantage is active in the work of the church- and was ajermer mem of the duke of devonshire chapter iode a threetiered wedding xakc cen tred the tea table from which the lunch was servelveaovened by mrs c leishman assisting were ma ny friends and relatives ouvomown visitors to the mc nabb home on sunday included stan has mpp and mrs hail of streetsville mr and mrs l de vries and joan georgetown mr mrs frederick class native of georgetown after suffering a heart condl predeceased b7 her tuslund sur tion for nine months elizabeth vvlng hcr art hcr harry beerman glass died at her home ncvcns and a stepson royce glass 1585 bloor st west toronto on t and lwo brothers tuesda december 24th she m j norton lily was born in georgetown the g w mrs george beau daughter of john beerman and mar deer beerman and she at mont minnie leaside mrs orr- lindtd teoreton schools and ille iripe hakel yellow grass continued living here until after sask edward beerman of geor- thc death of her first husband getown and harold beerman of mr nevens virden manitoba after her second marriage tol funeral service was conducted frederick glass they made their in the turner and porter funeral home in toronto mrs glass was chapel 436 roncesvalles avenuev- toronto on friday december st at 1 p m interment was in greenwood cemetery 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