Principal demands detailed monthly high school reports
School board seeks thorough monthly reports from the principal covering last term results attendance lateness training and service issues. Requested items include by course attendance, final eliminations by grade and subject, faculty progress on department aid, extracurriculars and cafeteria notes, grade 18 results by percentage, guidance activities, dropout reasons, and a copy of each teacher timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Ares
Car flips end over end injuring two at Maple and Charles
Kenneth Brian Weston 24 and passenger Charles William Davies 23 were injured when Weston's 1987 Buick rolled repeatedly after leaving Maple Ave at Charles St. Weston suffered head lacerations and internal injuries while Davies had head, leg, and arm lacerations. Police blamed the crash on high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Roy Haley
Maple Ave
Charles St
Kenneth Weston
Toronto
Kenneth Brian Weston
Raylawn Cresc
Toronto General Hospital
Charles St Corner
Wreys
Westontas
Charles Willian Davies
Keith Carol Laver
KR. 2
Hornby
Pollce
Weston
Expect Award Highway Tenders Next Monday
An unclear report notes tenders due next Monday on Expect Award Highway. The fragment hints at weather data with a high for the week of 83 and a low of 43, plus a small percentage figure and a personal name Alicia Scoti.
Board Rejects Six Bids for Public School Additions
The Faqueaing Public School system rejected all six bids for proposed additions at Glen Williams and Stewart Town. Chairwoman Mrs. Robert Armstrong said bids were too high and a re tender is likely. The project would add three classrooms to each school and aimed for September availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faqueaing
Glen Williams
Stewarttown
Robert Armstrong
Wee Board
Missing Sidewalk Issue Reaches Town Council
Homeowner on Moultrey Crescent faces an unresolved sidewalk hazard after the contractor defaulted and bankruptcy halted work. Council on Monday debated funding shares and potential fees to avoid setting a risky precedent. Labour Day holiday noted for upcoming public observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrey Cr
Hildebrandt
Col Brown Recovery From Critical List
Lt Col Gordon O Hrown has been removed from the critical list at York County Hospital Newmarket and is now listed as serious. The Georgetown resident, former board member, suffered a crushed chest pelvis back head injuries and broken ribs with internal injuries. Surgery occurred Saturday Aug 1 and improvement is steady with physiotherapy and appetite returning though pneumonia remains possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon O. Hrown
York County Hospital
Newmarket
Brown
George Town
Albert
Vigilant police keep watch as town ends unrest
Chief Constable Roy Shaley reports reduced danger after clashes with rival gangs. Police remain on high alert and doubled patrols while residents walk streets without fear. Last Saturday two men were arrested after a scuffle outside McGibbon House, no link to earlier rioters found. Authorities warn zero tolerance for further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shaley
Alize
Brass Band Heads to CNE Competition August 27
Georgetown Citizens Band prepares for the CNE event on August 27 in Sexton 3 with eight otherLanark-area bands. Handmaster Art Hilliard will direct the Georgetown performance as the group resumes serious practice after a July 4 break.
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Georgetown
Clyde Stewart
Acton
Delhi
Fort Fiie
Clinton
Art Hilliard
Ontario scholars named for high marks in Grade 13 exams
Mark Llewellyn and Janice Carter receive $400 Ontario scholarships for achieving over 50 percent in Grade 13 exams. Results show Mark with 88.4 percent across nine papers, earning eight firsts and one second. Janice tallied 82 percent with all nine papers in first class. Both plan college, Mark toward Toronto for maths and physics, Janice to Toronto for honours arts.
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Mark Llewellys
Janice Carter
Ontario
Mofl
Mark
D. ¥. Llewellyn
Shelley St
Janice
Ormle Carter
Norval
Honduras
University of Toronto
Toronto
Get Tough Bus Discipline Favored by Board Truste
High school board trustees discussed granting bus drivers authority to remove disruptive students anywhere on a route. Most members supported empowering drivers with written policy, while concerns arose about winter or rural conditions and the need for a driver report.
Georgetown Urged as Site for 1965 Fire Convention
Georgetown council considers hosting the Ontario Firefighters Convention in late July to early August 1965. Chief Erwin Lewis asks for support as the department seeks to extend hospitality and secure the sole open date for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Ontario
Erwin Lewis
Sone Yea Aaid
Six-obs in-One Makes Strange Corn
Jamie Nurse found two unusual corn ears at Line farm. One cob shows six definite dark structures fused within the husk, the other has eight ears that resemble toes. The growths appeared while picking sweet corn at his parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Nurse
Jamie Nurse
Pan Boils Over Triggers Hospital Siren
An unattended pan boiling over in Georgetown hospital kitchen triggered the automatic fire alarm. Fire Chief Erwin Lewis said the incident activated a burner and siren. The kitchen crew contained the situation before fire trucks arrived around 7 15 AM. He noted local businesses asked about automatic detection systems this year and were told to contact the Industrial Commission.
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Ceorgetown Hospital
Hremen
Erwin Lewis
Lewis
Georgetown
Georgetown High appoints new secretary and plans grounds project
Mrs. Peter Merry, 86 Sargent Rd, was hired as school board secretary replacing Mrs. Roy Hansen who resigned to teach. The board will seek input from the horticultural society on planting around the building and wings. Local dealers may bid on fuel needs estimated at 60,000 gallons.
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Peter Merry
Sargent Rd
Georgetown High School Board
Ernie Forgrave
Derry
Roy Hansen
Horticultural Society
Oll
Couple and Daughter Die in No 7 Highway Crash
Three people Die when a small foreign car was struck broadside by a bakery truck on No 7 Highway two miles east of Norval Tuendsy. Victims are Paulena wife Hoeslie and daughter Marla three. Another daughter Anna 0 left with neighbors may be left without relatives. Police say a sister in Canada may be the only other relative. The truck driver Andrew Hanley 27 Meadowvale suffered minor injuries and was in factory condition. The Veulenas had moved to Scarboro two weeks ago from Virginiatown where Paulena worked as a miner. He sought work in Toronto.
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No 7
Norval Tuendsy
Veter Paulena
Hoeslie
Marla
Scarboro
Anna
Canada
Paulena
Ontario
Andrew Hanley
Meadowvale
No. 7
Une
Veulenas
Virginiatown
Timmings
Toronto
Quebec Chemical Firm Eyes Georgetown Site
Quebec chemical firm Siltanji Chemicals Read plans to move from S J Hyacinthe to Georgetown. J Jang asks to buy or rent 40600 square feet or build a plant here. New transport rules may impact road budget. official says the only effluent is clear water used for cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Transport
Georgetown
Jim Emmerson
Corncil
Department
S J. Hyacinthe
Quebec
J. Jang
Georgetown Council
Siltan jChemicals
Glen Williams, Hornby Ladies Tie Semi Finals In Halton
Glen Williams and Hornby ladies stage a tied Halton Rural Ladies Softball League semi final as game three at Hornby starts at 8 30. The best of five series is deadlocked at one game apiece after Glen Williams won 7 to 5.
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Glen Williams
Hornby Ladies
Halton Rural Ladies
Hornby
Glen Ladies and Hornby Split Doubleheader in Week
Pitchers Betty Stafford and Marie Murcar starred as Glen and Hornby each pitched seven innings in a week opener. Monday’s rematch ended 7 to 0 for Hornby with a five run burst in the seventh. Hugh McArthur of Petr fountain won the men's watch in the club’s lucky draw.
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Betty Stafford
Marie Murcar
Glen
Hornby
Glen Ladies
Hugh McArthur
Petfountain
Shakespeare Peter Pan In Little Theatre Plans
Georgetown Little Theatre announces four full length plays this season marking Shakespeare’s centennial year. Twelfth Night opens the season with school English program ties. Peter Pan follows as a test for designers. Two Broadway hits Visit to Small Planet and The Cave Dwellers are slated for February and May with a Western Ontario festival entry. Open auditions next week. subscription drive underway with fees eight dollars for couples five for single three for students.
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William Saroyan
Georgetown
Simeon
Iweek
Herald
Cox
Planned Two Lane Bridge to End Glen Williams Bottleneck
The Credit Valley Conservation Authority approved a proposed north east location for a new two lane bridge replacing the current one lane crossing in Glen Williams. Halton County engineering will prepare drawings with tenders expected next spring and county council approval is a key hurdle before a late 1965 completion if all proceeds.
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Soustern
Glen~ Williams
Credit Valley, Conservation Authority
Halton County ‘Engineering Department
County Council
Glen Willams
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J. P. Martin
Yide
Main and
Maple
Ateldett
Maple and
Charlies
Hoy Henderson
Laver Cay
Weaton
Alicia
Scoti
Ameeet
Low & Wed
Col. Brown
CNE
M. Llewellyn, J. Carter
High School Board
Donald Lawson
Vern Kerby
Lawson
Douglas Latimer
William Carr
Lawaeon
Pan
Maria
Eel Memorial Hospital
Quebec Chemical Firm
Shakespeare
Peter Pan
Little Theatre
This Sea
Glen Bottleneck
Roy Smith
Valley Conservation
OVCA
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