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The Georgetown Herald has served Georgetown and District as printers and publishers since 1867 offering fine printing and news coverage.
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
1
The Georgetown Herald has served Georgetown and District as printers and publishers since 1867 offering fine printing and news coverage.
The Herald reports plans for seven outdoor skating rinks to be constructed and lit in town. Locations include Ontario near Blen Street and Shae Bata area, with sites at Geotsetower Park and Chrisan Vath School grounds. Prize of 1000 dollars discussed, winnings shared among organizers and co holders.
A jagged text fragment references an agreement split and dates, with names such as Abigail and Peter Jones. It mentions a plan, modified details, and a fate estimate around 7 percent, along with a sequence of places and individuals.
Town voters face a plebiscite next week on legalizing Sunday sports and entertainment events. Council endorsement followed heated discussion about bylaw changes and the new legal framework for Sunday performances.
Readers and advertisers are told the Herald will move two weekly issues around Christmas and New Year. The Thursday issue on Dec 19 remains. Dec 26 moves to Dec 23, and Dec 31 to Dec 31, with Jan 9 returning to usual. Copy must arrive by Friday for insertion. Special greeting ads run in Dec 24 and Dec 3 issues.
Attendees urged vital commuter service during peak hours as planners discussed transit options. Officials referenced potential corridors and warned against delays, with emphasis on funding, timelines, and community impact at the session.
The fragment describes a festive parade with floats including a Good Ship Lollipop Bes float. It mentions participants, street routes, and distribution of candy canes. A trophy scene appears with a Chamber of Commerce event and several street names and addresses referenced in a garbled list.
A report on elections for a new separate school involving trustees and discussions at Holy Cross School. The piece notes 33 separate school children, after school classes for Grade 4 to 8, costs per week, and a proposed new separate school with a site near the community.
Fragmentary notes describe a hospital scene focusing on bedside manners and care quality amid unclear context and names. Readable details point to patient interactions and staff conduct as a central concern.
The Manor Auxiliary organizes a Christmas season gathering with President Mrs S Alien presiding at the regular meeting on a Wednesday in December. Mrs S Chilis reports on purchases and vegetation plans for the season. Auditors for 1963 named Mrs Whitherley and Miss Wo Bell. A pot luck luncheon is noted along with committee reports and reminders for members to attend.
A vehicle struck a phone pole causing minor damage but the driver reportedly escaped serious injury. Emergency crews arrived, secured the scene, and traffic was diverted briefly while assessments were made.
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