Careers Preview Gives Students Practical Glimpse of Opportunity
Coergetown High School hosted a Careers Preview with ten speakers from business, finance, design, and industry. Speakers described jobs and required qualifications, with Q and A in separate rooms for students, and a department official noting 115 apprenticeable trades and the value of staying in school.
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Coergetown High School
Business and Professional
Jayced
A. Thompso
Bell Telephone Co
S. J. Shaw
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
B. White
Teriers
Fred Helson
Albert David Harris Returns Home for New Year
The newborn Albert David Harris is welcomed by his mother on his first day home celebrating Georgetown New Year’s Day. He gains weight and strength after care in the hospital.
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Albert David Harris
Georgetown
Town Council approves aerial maps for engineer office
Aerial survey maps costing about 2800 were ordered Monday by the town council after a split vote on whether to buy a cheaper version. Town engineer W N Carr endorsed the more detailed maps, which will integrate with maps of the newer town area. Mayor Gibbons switched from opposition to support following debate with Deputy Reeve Hunter.
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W. N. Carr
Carr
Gibbons
Hunter
Seek Improvements for East End Properties
Residents on Gower Road petitioned council with Dr. Charles Siedebrandt urging better recreation facilities cleaning of vacant lots weed control regular cross walks and speed signs. They called for more police and a potential east side substation while council praised reduced taxes and services amid ongoing talks with the police association.
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Police
Emmerson
East End
Police Association
Hildebrandt
Kinsmen Parkette Project Planned for Spring
The Kinsmen Club plans a spring parkette on the Edward Byron corner, to be developed and maintained without town assistance. Ron Snow urged council to take out the property at a fence cab he erected, and the property committee will handle the request.
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Edward Byron Corner
Ron Snow
Toronto Man Featured Baptist Organ Recital
Robert F. Merrill, director at Far mer Memorial Baptist Church Toronto, will be the organist at First Baptist Church Main St N recital on Wednesday February 28 at 8 15 p m. Glyn Evans Brampton will be vocal soloist. Merrill studied under W F Pickard at Walmer Road Baptist and is a McMaster graduate and Royal Canadian College of Organists member. He serves on Toronto Centre executive and Canadian Missions committee. Merrill has worked with Baldwin organs nine years.
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Farmer. Memorial. Baptist Church
Toronto
Robert F. Merrill
First Baptist Church
Main St. N
Baldwin
Glyn Evans
Brampiton
Marcrill
W. F. Pickard
Walmer Road Baptist Church
McMaster University
Royal Canadian College of Organists
Toronto Centre
Baptist Church Extension —Board
department of Canadian_Missions
Hoe
Baldwin Organs
Council Eyes Tax Drop for County Land Sale
Georgetown council debates tax cuts to fund selling the old post office and annexing industrial land. Smith & Stone warns reduced taxes could hit growth and jobs. opposition from mayor and local firm cites service costs and impact on town economy.
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Prearut Tex Tele
Georgetown
Tuba
Counsil
Smith & Stone
Hydro
Ile
Reeve Filhott
Ann Street
Gibbons
George ‘Ows
Jan Acre
Kaggueaing Council
Jim Young
Smith & Jstone
Smith & Stone l
Fiquésing
Valen tines Day collision leaves two hurt and $2000 in damage
Two drivers were injured in a rear end crash on Guelph Street on St. Valentine s Day. Joseph Edgar Clark of Toronto suffered a cut lip and a lacerated left hand while Cecil Edward Martin of Georgetown endured whiplash neck and spine injuries. Damage was listed at 1000 to each vehicle. The investigation was led by Roy Henderson.
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Guelph St. St. Valentine's Day
Joseph Edgar Clark
Larstone Ave
Toronto
Cecil Edward Martin
McGilvray Cresc
Georgetown
Martin
Guelph Street
Iselay East
Canadian Compact Industries
Clark
Roy Henderson
West York Auto Rentals
Upward Pay Revision for Municipal Office
Thirteen municipal office employees will receive retroactive pay raises totaling 3,555.09 for the year beginning January first. Council endorsed the increases amid debate sparked by Dr Jim Emmerson who criticized a reporter’s presence at a committee meeting. The mayor defended open meetings and public accountability.
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Jim Emmerson
Gas Station Price Hikes Debated Amid Budget Proposals
motorists charged two cent price increases at stations the day after budget proposals were announced. Operators say they followed company orders to adjust stock-based pricing. officials defend the move as compliant with tax policy and argue the change reflects broader fiscal shifts.
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Herald
Sunoco
Ross
Shell
Gar
James Allen
Hazen Allen Re-elected Library Board Chairman
Hazen Allen begins his second term as chairman of the Georgetown Library Board. John Bellamyta serves as secretary, Jane Bowman as treasurer, and Bowman chairs the property committee with Thomas Van Sickler and Bellamy. Mrs. D W Baxter chairs the book committee, with Mrs. Neltte Gardner and Yahd Wert also listed.
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Taven Allen
Georgetown ‘Library Board
John Bellamyta
Jane David Bowman
Bowmans
Thomas van Sickler
Bellamy
D. W. Baxter
Neltte Gardiner
Yahdwert
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Peter Jones
Ethel Fuller
Switzerland
Susan Chapman
China
Robert Freeman
India
Brenda Hulme
Holland
Girl Guides
St. Georgetown
E. Lucas
Department of Labour
Pred Felson
Nawyer
H. Ackerman
TCA
Roy B. Wilson
Varian Associates
Miss A. Thompson
Bell Telephone
Eric Lucas
Albert David
Peter Jones Photo Hospital
All Point
Gower Rd
Prasanisad
Charles Sidebrandt
Florence
Alicia F.C
Scate
Ecouell
A. Melsan
Municipal Board of
S&s
Gedryetown
Banex
Hut South & Stone
R. A. Smith
Council
St. Valentine's Day
Guelph St
Queeg St
Patricia Gale Chappel
Jahn St
Plymouth
Herbert Fiedler
Raylawn Crese
R. D Whitson
Lisa
Little USA
Nielson
Hallow-Gulf ‘and Country Club
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