Sewage Troubles No Fault of Mills
The OHA Suburban Juntos C League semi final featured a tough match where Georgetown Raiders defeated Ajax 10-3. Paul Robinson led the attack with three goals, BM Dwyer and Ron Lane added two each, while Terry Leswick, Terry Way and Brent McMullen scored once apiece.
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Juntos
Georgetown
Nean
Raiders
Ajex
Ajax
Paul Robinson
Jed
BM Dwyer
Ron Lane
Terry Leswick
Terry Way
Brent McMullen
Newmarket Redmen
Milton Werchants
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Water Resources Rep Advocates Sewer Use By-law Details
Philip Walker, Georgetown District High School and University of Waterloo student, is nearing the end of four months at the Park while council discusses sewer controls. Two paper mills and OWRC delegates assert the mills are not to blame for plant trouble as questions about clay content and digestor overload are raised, prompting a motion to halt effluent dumping pending investigation.
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Georgetown District
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Chris Walker
Hewson Crescent
the Park
THINS
OWRC
Council
Curling Team From North Helton Wins Second at Downsview
The North Helton Curling Club skip Tony Hull along with Loma Parker, Paul Skinner, and Betty Hull claimed second place honours at the Downsview Curling Club event on Saturday.
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Helton Curling Club
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Loma Parker
Paul Skinner
Betty Hull
Furlong Named New Georgetown District High Principal
Michael J. Furlong, a vice principal at Dr Williams Secondary School in Acators Will be Georgetown District High School's next principal. The board passed his application unanimously at a March meeting. Furlong will succeed Ronald Turner as headmaster with interim committee backing the transition. The district reshuffles include Mary Patterson as assistant head of Girls' Physical Education and V J Jordan as assistant head of the Commercial department. The board redrafts its initial proposal, dropping an auditorium for more teaching space amid enrollment and population projections and existing needs.
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Dr. Williams Secondary School
Acators
Georgetown -District High School
Breckenridge - EL Gerth
Board of Education
Buintsy
Mary Patterson
V. J. Jordan
Department of Education
More People So Estimate Dog Population Up by 100
A Dog License officer Joseph Kirles notes a rising dog population tied to more residents. He cites 700 licenses issued last year and about 800 expected this year, with licenses due after April 30 and a ten dollar penalty for unlicensed dogs. Home delivery licenses available. fees: male 4 dollars, female 5 dollars, spayed female 4 dollars. extra 25 cents per dog over five.
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Joseph Kirles
Kirby
Onus Shifts to Council on Apartment Approvals
The town council now must approve apartment proposals after a bylaw amendment, with the Planning Board studying changes to the zoning rules. All pre amendment applications remain unaffected. Mayor Gibbons assured that pending cases will be decided, while the council may set new requirements for frontage and parking.
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Planning Board
Roy Ballentine
Limehouse Speyside junior speaking awards and new school auditorium plans
Public input is sought on using the new Stewarttown school auditorium with Health Unit approval given. Limehouse and Speyside students competed in the Junior Speaking contest at Stewarttown, Michele Mumby of Limehouse named top orator with the Cunningham Trophy. Susan McPhail runner-up, Marlene Hume third. Esquesing Council granted conditional approval for a slaughterhouse near Al's Meat Market, while debates over land-use rules and road maintenance continued.
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Speyside S School
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RR 3
Acton
Marlene Hume
RRS
Milton
Esquesing Council
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H-Powell
Halton
al Niethispach
Powell
Council
Jane Williams
Park School
Pamela Mehary
Howard Wrigvlesworth
Andrew Macdonald
Harrison
Montreal
Patricia Holo Tiuk
George Kennedy
Expo
Lindsay Gunn
Prince Edward County
Lloyd Fidher
Esquesing
Schoel Hoard
Lindsey Gunn
Patricia Sempson
Susan Mo
Phail
Trophy winner tops Best of Twelve Speakers contest
John Tost won first place in the Best of Twelve Speakers event held February 23 at Stewarttown Public School. Michele Mumby took second. contest judged by Rev. R Scrivens W J Sopinka and Henry Stanley. Grade five and mixed grade participation marked the event with multiple “firsts” including a Grade five winner and two brothers competing. Awards were presented by Alec Dixon Pineview School principal and Dave Bowman with music from Chapel Street Choirs.
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John Tort
Limehouse
Stud- Chapel Street
Michele Mumby
Tmz
Bouh
Ent
Georgetown
Dave Bowman
John ‘Lost
Alec Dixon
Pineview
Michels Mumby
Expo film bought for school showing in Ontario district
The Ontario Pavilion film A Place to Stand, popular at Expo 67, has been purchased by the Enquiring School Board to be shown throughout the school system.
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Ontario Pavilion
Enquering School Board
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