Township Assumes 45 Percent Cost For Glen Flood Plan
The council votes to cover 45 percent of the 9750 dollar Glen Williams channel work to straighten the creek behind the Dawson property and remove an island point. Credit Valley Conservation Authority will pay the remainder. Deputy Reeve Tom Hill hopes work starts soon. The council also grants 200 to the Winnockburna-Waonwa institute to clean up Garden Cemetery on the Suh Line No. 7 highway. Reeve George Currie proposes erecting signs to stop tree dumping. Council appoints Charles Austin Cliff Wrigglesworth Jim Carney and George Currie to the Hornby Park Board.
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Still Seek Administrator Council Advertises Again
On a split vote the council agreed to re advertise for the clerk administrator post. A previously chosen candidate declined, others debate the role’s duties and salary savings while debates over cemetery and town solicitor costs surface.
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Free Parking Hour Changes Sparks Esquesing Council Debate
Reported by T McLaan shows January permits total 85000 with all residential except a SOMO storage building for Georgetown Cable TV. Council ends by law to add an hour of parking. Dr Jim Young supports morning use. Clerk position to be full-time. debates over by-laws, administrative staff, and Monday charges amid snow removal disputes mention Dr V Patterson, Dr Vattieson, and Mayor Gibbons.
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Michael Armstrong Heads Men's Group at St George's
Michael Armstrong was elected president of the Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen, a St. George's Church men’s club, at a breakfast after the 8:00 a.m. communion service. The group meets the fourth Sunday each month and supports church activities such as painting, grounds cleanup, school picnics, a fall dance and spring banquet. Retiring president Bitch Fisher thanked the members. officers for the year include Paul Armstrong as vice president and directors David Meakin Rob Harland Murray Henley Will Chaplin Bil Bincham Jr Jeff Duck and Bill Collier.
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Struck By Automobile Injures Surveyor in Maple Avenue
A surveying crew member was hospitalized after a car struck him in Maple Avenue Centre while he squatted facing westbound traffic near Holy Cross Church. Robert Tedfard of Hamilton sustained severe back bruises and was treated at hospital. Police identified the driver as Ross William Burt of Exquesing Shep.
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Council fails to act on Maple Avenue no parking zone
Police request to establish a no parking zone on Maple Avenue from Tyers Avenue to Main Street South was tabled with Deputy Speight noting a need for access to Holy Cross Church and Mayor Gibbons opposing, citing potential confusion after services. Dr Jim Young urged consistency while noting other churches lack street parking constraints.
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Council to meet over mill waste and sewer plant failure
Town council scheduled a meeting tonight to discuss halting mill waste input after a planning report warned the plant cannot handle current flows. Ontario Water Resources Commission officials and local mills were urged to suspend waste discharge pending a full two year information drive and equipment review.
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Two Students Earn Honors in Vocal Examinations
Two vocal pupils of Kenneth R. Harrison ARCT RMT were successful in mid winter Royal Conservatory of Music examinations. Noth Susan Earle in Grade 2 singing and Lois Elliott in Grade singing received honour marks.
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No Flooding Relief For Glen Williams Norval
Serious flooding in southern Ontario prompted calls for disaster status, but Glen Williams and Norval largely escaped major damage. The Credit River overflowed in places with mild spate, though only a few basements flooded. Downstream Huttonville saw minor flooding and residents feared ice blasts, while locals accused authorities of inaction amid ongoing flood concerns.
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Raiders Enter Second Playoff Game After Georgetown Tie
Overtime produced no winner as Georgetown and Streetsville battled to a 3-3 deadlock after 70 minutes in the OHA Junior C Suburban League quarterfinals. Don McCallum and Mike Doure led Streetsville with goals, while Georgetown’s Paul Robinson and Brad Johnson scored unassisted for a 3-3 tie. Game two moves to Streetsville’s Memorial Arena with game three slated for Wednesday night. the series resumes Sunday in Georgetown.
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Immunization Program Begins in Town Schools
Halton County Health Unit launches immunization in Georgetown and local elementary schools this week. A team of registered nurses administers vaccines against diphtheria tetanus and smallpox to students from kindergarten through grade eight at Healy and Harrison schools, with visits continuing to Harrison on Thursday February 20.
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Fluoride Clinic Sees Over Seventy Children Treated
A weekly fluoride treatment clinic in Halton Health Unit's Georgetown quarters has treated more than 70 children aged three to nine since November. Treatments are mostly for those who first received fluoride three years ago and return annually. Dr. Mary Ladzik says appointments remain booked for weeks, with morning sessions also on offer.
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