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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
7
Editorial urges teens to finish their education despite economic pressure. It laments choosing work over schooling and warns that later gains from high school or trade training outweigh short term earnings. Emphasizes automated era demands specialized learning and praises Georgetown for integrated training.
A letter from Halton supporters urged a cleanup of political posters across the county arguing they clutter roads and distract students. They defend the NDP stance and call for posters to be removed while urging both major parties to unite for student graduation and orderly campaigns.
George Kerr claims no poster war existed in the list election and the Halton New Democratic Party says no awareness of such a campaign during the last federal election periods. Secretary Bob Francis forwards the denial on behalf of the party.
Obituary recalls Dr Reg Paul a longtime local physician of the old school who served the town for 37 years. He cared beyond diagnosis, often spending extra time with patients and staying on call from office to home. His death marks the loss of a dedicated Lions member and mentor to many on the road to health.
Disputes era between two Canadian editors unfold at the Manoir during a finance camp week. One side seeks to regain health and pre dinner reception while the other aims to salvage pride and post dinner conviviality at their annual convention.
The Herald earns a third prize in the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association contest for best sports page in the over 3,000 circulation class. The piece reflects pride in the win and notes future goals, while detailing convention travel plans, editorial staff, and reader support.
A Georgetown area group secretary commends The Herald editorial on the NDP promises as a solid Canada program. He argues the eight promises align with the party philosophy, urging tax reforms and public services while criticizing debt collection and hydro arrears.
A weekly faith note quotes 1 Timothy 2:2 on charity and prayer for officials. The piece then shifts to a light anecdote about a teachers gathering with a public relations group and a dinner at a convention. The narrator recalls a pleasant roommate who led the high school technical wing and avoided flashy details.
Gordon Huton speaking for a purchasing group told Georgetown council on Monday the plan to acquire Air Cave land within town limits for a 283 unit housing project located on the western edge of the town. Executives of a Toronto lingerie factory explored site options for a possible local branch. Time Magazine profile noted MP Sy Benne with Mrs. Ann Snipley and Mrs. Fien Farclough as among four future female parliament members. Fall Fair entertainment includes European native costume dancers at the Arena. Ontario Public Health Act amendments from October 1 ban sale of unpasteurized milk.
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