Georgetown District High shows top students with 80 percent threshhold
The record year at Georgetown District High sees cash province awards of 400 to students scoring 80 percent or higher. Simon Llewellyn leads with 84.5 percent, followed by Larry Stef 84.3 and Elizabeth Hay 81.2, with Tan Bowell Georgina Brown and others over 75 percent. Principal Donald Turley notes complete results by subject and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Llewellyn
Larry Stef
Elisabeth "Hay
Philip ‘Walk
Ines
Elizabeth Hansen
Tan Bowell
Georgina Brown
James English
Paul Fisher
Joy Haines
Valerie Kitchen
German Students Tour North America On Hitchhike Visit
Three University of Gama students Gundolf Grose Annemaria Leist and Axel Poden stopped at the Somm ers home after a continent wide tour. Annemaria Munich arrived June 29 in New York and has toured four states while the boys travel mostly by thumb hoping to see most of Canada by hitchhiking. They travelled with a $99 bus ticket for European students and faced lodging in parks during a rainstorm while staying with host families through the People to People Travel program.
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John Sommer
Charles St
Gama
Gundolf Grose
Annemaria Leist
Axel Poden
Annemaria
Munich
New York
New Jersey
Quno
California
Missouri
States
Canada
Council of Students Travel
Eisenhower
Westbrook Stars, Giants Blank Merchants in Five and a Half
Westbrook pitched a second one hitter this season as the Giants blanked the Merchants 10 to 0 in a rain delayed Halton County game at Georgetown Park. Earl Burt scored the lone run in the second inning while Bill Campbell added a third inning double. The win lifts the Giants to 11-0 and keeps them in fifth place. they travel to Burlington Sunday and host Oakville Oaks next Wednesday.
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Georgetown Park
Merchants
Giants
Earl Burt
Bob Bratton
Campbellville
Jack Roberts
Bill Campbell
Septa
Burlington
Oakville Oaks
Health Unit Nurses Threaten Walk-Out in Halton
Reeve Robert Parker, Halton Board of Health chair, warned County Council of a threatened walk-out by all 26 nurses in the Halton Health Unit effective September 12. He said the unit may not negotiate under threat and noted counties of Stormont Dun a s and Glengarry have joined in the stance. The board is ready to negotiate if the nurses form a certified group, with talks to continue.
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Robert Parker
Acton
Halton Board of Health
County Council
Halton County
Heal's Unit
Reeve Parker
Council
A. Ball
Stormont
Dundas
Glengarry
Board of Health
E. F. Shaunessy
Donna Herrington
J. E. Kerby
Carreral
Mountainview Road
Halton
Add Three Men Police Force Swelling To 15
Georgetown announces a 15 member police force by September 12 with three new constables joining Police Chief Roy Haley. Earl Andress, Rodney Donaldson, and Keith Orpen bring prior municipal and provincial experience. Council opposed by Dr Ern Hyde citing budget limits of two new officers.
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Georgetown
Roy Haley
Municipal
Ern Hyde
Car recovered undamaged in Barrie police find
A Rambler station wagon stolen from 181 Main St. North in Barrie overnight on August 14 was found Monday morning by Barrie Police Department. The car was abandoned near the scene and is in good condition, owner John Emmerson confirms.
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Barrie
Georgetown
Barrie Police Department
Main St. North
John Emmerson
Just Opened Mac's Milk Target of Burglars
Georgetown police report a break in at Mac's Milk on Guelph Street. Constable David Bell discovered the burglary at 5:05 a.m. Saturday, as the store had just opened.
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Georgetown
Mac's Milk
Guelph St
David Bell
Two-County Agreement for $2 Million Detention Centre
Halton and Peel counties sign a joint pact with the Provincial government to build a $2,000,000 regional detention centre replacing their century old jails. Warden Herby Hinton and Warden Jack Graham join Minister Allan Grossman in pledging a two-building facility with limited maximum-security housing and work for inmates. Map lehurst named as the proposed site amid a rare dual-county council meeting.
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Halton
Pee Tuesday
Peel
Herby Hinton
Jack Graham
Allan Grossman
North America
Peel-Halton
Maplehurst
John Edgar Named Manager of Halton and Peel Trust Co
John Edgar will become Georgetown manager of Halton and Peel Trust and Savings Co after serving as assistant manager in Brampton. The firm opens its first local office September 23 in a temporary Mill Street location, with extensive remodeling of the former Christian Reformed Church on Main Street. A Brampton native, Edgar previously worked at Toronto-Dominion Bank locations in Mount Forest, Guelph, and Toronto. He and wife Mary report a young family and a small stock of gadgets? cigarettes discovered during a past check.
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John Edgar
Brampton
Georgetown
Halton and Peel Trust & Savings Co
Mill St
Mackenzie Building
Christian Reformed
Main Street
Halton?ee
Gorrie
Edgar
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Mount Forest
Guelph
Toronto
Mary
United Church
Charge Withdrawn In Open Air Picnic Beer Case
Magistrate Kenneth Langdon withdrew a charge after the accused pleaded guilty to liquor on a picnic table at a Halton conservation area on July 3. The man argued he misunderstood the law citing beer at roadside tents, clarified that tents count as temporary residence, and the charge was dismissed.
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Kenneth Langdon
Crown
Ilegal
Halton
OPP
William Hoyce
Pople
First Year Results Earn U of W Tuition Award
Keith Allen son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Allen of 47 King Street East completed his first year in Science at the University of Waterloo and earned a U of W tuition scholarship. He previously received an Ontario Scholarship after graduating Georgetown District High School last year.
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Keith Allen
Robert E. Allen
King St. E
University of Waterloo
U of W
Keith
Ontario
Georgetown District High School
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Donald Turbey
GDBIS
Ibennett
Peer G
Tollawr
Jomnent
Blaney
David
Jedizabeth Hay
Philip Walker
Continent
Thumb
International Engineering Society
Washington
Gundorf
Axel
Otawa
John ‘Sommers
Germany
Europe
Annemarie
Westbrook
Giants Blank ‘Merchants
Don Westbrook
Campbellville Merchants
The
Brook
Bratton
Jim James
Denny Gibbon
Earl Andress
St. Catharines
Port Burwell
Waterford
Milton
Ray Andress
Rodney Thomas Donaldson
Port Arthur
Weston
Keith Orpen
Metro Toronto Police Dept
Ossington Ave
Neeeneens
Seeenenseniones
Alicia F, C
Scott
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