Hunter Wins Deputys Chair With 630 Vote Majority
Local election returns show Joseph Cebbons retaining the deputy chair position by a 630 vote margin over challenger Esl Ola Vrerman. Former mayor Hyde finished third as voters in Ward 1 and Ward 3 produced varied turnout. overall turnout at 46.59 percent, higher than last year but below the 64 percent target.
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Joseph Cebbons
Eslola Vrreman
Wiust
Lewest
Colew
Eile
Hoy Mallenune
Sedlams- You
Keend
Jake Kiliolt
Courgetown Carls Pape
Tilling
Heo Hoyle
Stead Wales
Paul Legge
Edward LeBlanc
Mower Minuieau
Guise
Hydro
Merald
My‘d. Fire Dey M BL. Lib. Hn
Ime
Pet. H Sch
Gos
Coles Orb
Gibbons
Ese Tae
Eeaces
Freeman
Hyde
Hunter
Mt Francis
Buwnerion
Herriton
Hewson
Young
Burns
Sepstein
BOYLE
WALSH
LECCE
Leblanc
Primeau
Demphoutse Pipe
Berd Grant
Contractor I Wiles Demands Pay for Four Days Work
Mr I Wiles of Wiles Construction demanded payment from the town council noting a $201 bill for four days of garbage services since September. Council members disputed the amount, citing a monthly rate of about $63 and suggesting court action if unpaid. The dispute ended with no resolution and Wiles left the council chamber stating he would not wait further.
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I. Wiles
Wiles Construction
Yuri
Dan-Lee
M Ore
Wils
J. Gibbons
Wiley
C. Debrandt
Coun. D. Powers
Mr. Wiles
Council Allocates 100 for Needy Christmas Hampers
Walter Gray, on behalf of Georgetown three service clubs, asks council to spend 100 to prepare and distribute Christmas baskets. Last year thirty three baskets aided families without Christmas dinner as Deputy Resve Hunter notes the effort and seeks packing help.
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Georgetown
Walter Gray
Monday Night Council
Resve Hunter
Hexata
Elect Mrs Gordon Spence Daughters' President at Christmas Meet
The Daughters of the Church held a December 7 meeting at the Anglican rectory Guelph Street featuring a Christmas pot luck and gift exchange. Mrs Gordon Spence was elected president with a full officer slate including Murray Henley and Ron Roberts. the group also planned paying the remaining balance on a new furnace and thanked Rev and Mrs McMulkin for hosting.
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Daughters of the Church
J. N. McMulkin
Guelph Street
Larry Maughan
McMulkin
Mra
Gordon Spence
Murray - Henley
Ron
Murray Henley
Mée Mulldin
Grievance Channel Steps in Over Town Garage Issues
Coun R Francis says James Forbes of the National Union of Public Service Employees argued about garage facilities. The mayor and council urge following grievance procedures per the union agreement as conditions, including space, hot water, and plumbing, are reviewed. The town had rented the garage for town forces and may fix problems.
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Coun
R. Francis
James Forbes Pres
National Union of Pub Uc Service
Une
Council
Francis
Council debates snow fence for private drive
An unusual request from Mr Fryer of 21 Moultrey Crescent prompts council to consider snow fencing to stop drifts on his driveway. The mayor notes private property, and Councillor Powers argues Fryer should cover costs. Some members favor not providing public aid. a decision is delayed for engineer input.
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Fryer
Moultrey Crescent
Council
Powers
Eald
Iildebrandt
Cooperation Helps Speed the Christmas Mail
The Post Office asks patrons to address mail clearly with return addresses, separate local and out-of-town mail, and use green labels. Mail early, note Canada final dates December 13 and local delivery December 17, and expect higher postage for unsealed cards.
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Canada
Carols and Contests at Business Women’s Club Dinner
The North Falton Golf and Country Club hosted a Christmas dinner for the Business and Professional Women Club. Mrs. Gladys Aiken led a brief meeting after a festive meal, the group voted to support the Ramallah project again and send Christmas cake to locals. The treasurer reported a completed 1800 donation to Georgetown and District Hospital. Delmer French attended as a guest, joining members in Christmas carols.
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North Falton Golf and Country Club
Gladys Aiken
Ramallah
Georgetown and District Hospital
Iss Kared ‘ Keversity
Toronto
Saturn
Delmer ‘French
Mégtog
National Party Leader Speaks At Baptist Church Dinner
The Social Credit leader Robert Thompson addressed about 150 Georgetown area residents at Maple Avenue Baptist Church. He praised Lester Pearson, warned of Congo brutality, urged release of Canadian hostages, and defended party actions while criticizing nominal Christianity and the Opposition leader’s salary. He noted a Christian in politics and described a morning parliamentary group that removes partisan fighting.
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Socred
Africa
Social Credit
Robert Thompson
Fred Gould
Mr. Thompson
Maple Ave. Baptist Church
Thompson
Congo
Ken
Maple Baptist
Bruce Woods
Robert Thonpson
Maple Avenue Baptist Church
Thurte Day
Lester Pearson
Liberal Party
Korea
International Red Cross
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
William Wilberforce
Christian Fellowship
Canada
Anr
Diefenbaker
Hake
Social Credit Party
Ra Ae
Ion Mpm Sdeylirn
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Church Daughters
Answers Union
Santa
Businesswomen’s
Sun
National Party
Baptist Church
Santa Claus
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