Editor notes a year of changes and looks ahead to 1949
The Georgetown Herald reflects on staff changes and community events. It praises new columns and reporting improvements, notes economic strains from local mill closures, and anticipates future plans to improve the newspaper while hoping for economic recovery in the town.
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Merv Cook
E. R. Magloughlen
Merv
Modern
Barber College
Toronto
Wiarton
Georgetown
Beaches Lions Club
Bell Telephone Company
Chesley
Riley Brethour
Hespeler
Brethour
Kitchener
Riley
Puslinch Lake
Joan DeVries
Holland
Santa
Esquesing Council
Welter Linham
Linham
Stewarttown
Halton County
Pete Claave
John “Bingham
A. McAllister
F. R. ‘Watson
W. G. Q. Thompson
J. P. Kirkwood
Norval
J. L. Self
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the Herald
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