Georgetown council weighs 10000 residents plan for new development
Georgetown council studies a Brumac proposal to develop 362 acres between Silver Creek and Main Street south 1420 homes 20 acres of apartments 6 acres commercial 27 institutional and 18 acres parkland with 4 school sites and water sewer upgrades. The firm offers cash 500000 and ownership of a 4 acre Deltex site in exchange for required zoning and plan amendments.
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Georgetown
Georgetown Council
Brumac
Witch
Deltex Developments
East End
Cleave, Hepburn and Wright
Silver Creek
Main Street
Mountainview
Deltex
Government Survives First Non-Confidence Vote in Commons
The government won the first no confidence test led by Robert Stanfield with a 14 vote edge, in a two day debate seen as anticlimactic despite full chamber turnout. The session shifts to capital punishment votes and major bills including Gold Mining Assistance, postal rate changes, Industrial Development Bank Act revisions, and Canadian National Railways BI.
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Robert Stanfield
House of Commons
Post Office
Industrial Development Bank Act
Canadian National Railways
Bridge Slam at Acton Club Nets Two of Four Attempts
A spade slam reached four times at Acton Bridge Club yielded two makes. With East dealer and no vulnerability, the hand shows cautious ruffing and trump management. Declarer plans five spades and two hearts for eleven tricks, acknowledging potential heart finesse and split spades.
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Acton
Declarer
East
West
Clarer
Acton Bridge Club
Gloria Coats
Bev Pattullo
Cam Sinclair
Bill Wardell
Kay Harmer
Harry Frost
Kay Campbell
Bill Coats
North
North Halton Urban Board Social Event At Acton Music Centre
Council members from Milton Georgetown and Acton attended a Saturday evening social at Acton Music Centre hosted by the North Halton Urban Board. Acton councillor Bob Drinkwalter chaired the gathering and introduced the mayors of the three towns as attendees enjoyed dinner and dancing by the Glen Street Trio.
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North Halton
Esquesing Grants To Fair Boards Questioned
Esquesing council approved $200 grants to Acton and Esquesing Fair Boards and $50 to Milton Fair. Councillor Tom Hill asked if Esquesing Fair Board was the same as Georgetown Fair and why ads refer to the Georgetown Fair instead of Esquesing.
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Georgetown
Robarts
Ben Boyle
Brampton
Bramalea
Bolton
Esquesing Council
Acton
Esque
Sing Fair
Milton Fair
Tom Hill
Esquesing Fair
Georges Town Fair
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Fergus
Watson
Graham
Milton
Milton Municipal
S.G. Childs
Milton Council
Brian Best
Austin Ledwith
C. Menery
C. Martin
Ron Harris
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Clayton Coles
Emmanuel
George Morton
Erin
OAC
Guelph
Eastwood Collegiate
Kitchener
Paris High School
Jim Peavey
Laveen Parker
Carl Parker
Ray Bullock
Erin High School
Mac Robinson
Jess Neilson
Ike Neilson
Jim McLaren
Brett Irving
Tom Tass
Jim Reid
Tom Nevills
Alex Matheson
Rickey Middlebrook
Fred Hamilton
David Till
John Lockrey
Wayne Gregson
Alan McDonald
Orangeville
Fund Construction Co. Ltd
Hamilton
Ontario Water Resources Commission
Churchill United Church
Fred McArthur
Frank Freeman
Harold Griffin
Harley
Halton
SOUTH
Urban Board
W. R
Boh) Lawson
Carden
Caroline Flower & Garden Shop
Hwy
Kirk Douglas
Robert Mitchum
Richard Widmark
SUN
Jason Robarts JR
George Segal
Rod Taylor
Catherine Spark
TIN Coyote
Guy Madison
Esquesing
Fair Boards
Fred A. Hoffman
George Leslie
Reeve
Hydro
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