New Municipal Building Towns $15 000 Offer For Old P O
Georgetown population falls to yearly low due to vacation slowdown. Major employers shut for weeks and Domtar Mill workers split between vacation phases. Parking and traffic woes rise as locals flee. meanwhile a highway crash injures a rider who escaped serious harm.
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Georgetown
Smith & Stone
Standard Products
Domtar
Haweser Vare
Sta Sng
Orendsa and
Chubb Mosler ‘Taylor
Liberal Leader Visit Planned in Georgetown
The reader of the Lateral Party in Ontario Jel Waster Meyer will visit Georgetown on November 12 and hold a meeting at Georgetown Golf and Canty Club. A reception at the Broottan is noted and plans include addressing supporters and feeding attendees.
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Ontario
Jel Wastermeyer
Georgetown
Mothes
Anetust
Owen Mutha Labesal
Marlies Wall
Gabe
Geergetown Golf and Cantey Club
Acton
Bart Foeton
Arbitration panel potential chairmen named in union dispute
In a contested arbitration with the National Unions of Public Service Employers Blain and Robb are suggested as chairmen with other names proposed. The union candidate Mitta Rekh Reitman pushed distant nominees while the town seeks a nearer appointee and the Department of Labour may appoint interim managers if no chair is agreed.
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Mac Bhan
Rbenaipton Oor
Dade Hebb
Oranevele
Unios
Mi Tharekl Reitman
Gidges
Ontatia
Mayer
Department of Labour
Town solicitor resigns after ten years of service
The town debates selling the burned out Mill Street theatre building to fund renovations. Mayor and council weigh the offer of 15 000 dollars from Crown Safety Corporation against the debt impact and tax implications. Deputy Reeve Hunter opposes the sale while others see a chance to reduce debt and improve finances.
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Georgetown
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Mayiby Crown Safety Corporation
Reeve Elliott
Man Street
Jonty
Ade- Coun
Fiat
Coun
Powers
Sith
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A .Aiments
Hyde
Emmerson
Wildebrand
Hetocaniy
Omark
Reeve Ulinter
Teesee
Banerson
Coon Tilde
Reeve Mrandt
Town Second Again in Tri-Town Swim Meet
Georgetown aquatic team shines with multiple firsts as Bob Brooks and Rita Mulholland lead in a Tri-Town Swim Meet in Or underk. Local results show Brampton, Georgetown, and Orangeville among top finishers with open relays and varied strokes.
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Joe
Dunford
Tritown
Or Junderk
Rita Mulholland
Angeville
Claudia Teague
Georgetown
Chris Sargent
Brampton
Rays
Town
Jim Mulholland
Helmut
Linda Teague
Ann Johnson
Linda Tea
Gergue
Aldine Martin
Orangeville
Dave Patterson
Chris, Young
Engagement of Catherine Ante to Constable Thomas Dobbie
Mr and Mrs Charles Mc Cleary announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Ante to Constable Thomas Andrew Dobbie of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The couple, son of Mr and Mrs James Dobbie of Georgetown Ontario, plan to marry at Campase United Church on Saturday August 24.
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Nadine Ferrers
Beayroom Sinclair
George and
Janet Chamberlain
Sam Connor
Frank Koig
John
Marlen Ferris
Caro
Kelly Obi
Burman
Hyde
Stile Council
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Ross
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George Burt
Patterson
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Linda Teague
BE. Watson
Ano Johnson
Reeve Hunter
Aldine Martin
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John’s United Church
George
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Dune
Charles McCleary
Danshier
Catherine Ante
Thomas Andrew Dobbie
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
S James Dobbie
Goorgetown
Ontario
Clark
Cam ‘Pase United Church
Council balks at endorsing labour group resolution
The Oak sale district council refuses to back a motion advocating a mandatory forty hour work week. Councilor Hildebrandt opposes but notes the municipality already has a forty hour standard. Mayor Hyde says the council would speak for all residents and debates continue.
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Oaksale
Labour
Dorse
C. Hildebrandt
Coun
Hildebrandt
Hyde
Hildes Brandt
Descamp Plane Gets Transport Dept Nod
Pierre Descamp received approval from the Transport Department for his home built plane. The craft was towed to Guelph airport for inspection last week and will undergo a test flight pending final checks within about two weeks.
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Pierre
Pierre Descamp
Georgetown
Permn
Guelph
Town Predicts 1963 Surplus of 27000
John Elliott, chairman, predicted a 1963 surplus of 27000 dollars at Monday’s meeting. A prior debt of about 60000 dollars from previous years remains unresolved. The committee planned to review the interim statement at the next session.
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John Elliott
Ford
Mackenzie Wins Arena Seating Contract
The Georgetown firm Mackenzie & Son won the arena seating contract. Work includes removing old seating and replacing with new concrete tiers, wooden benches, and updated boards around the playing area. Construction begins Monday night and should finish by September end.
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Renal Arena
Georgetown
Jbonally
Mackenzie & Son
Arena Board
Mackenzie
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