28 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a demonstration of professional technique with unclear sequence and outcomes. Key terms include “Neer tar” and “hacdat rem” suggesting a trade or craft context, but legible details are missing to identify people, places, or event specifics.
The levy for the year totals 243,722,367 with Oakville and Burlington combining for 82 percent. Oakville contributes 106,992,471 and Burlington 94,318,121, followed by Georgetown 15,551,989 Esquesing 8,452,664 Milton 8,379,406 Acton 6,959,566 Nassagawey 3,068,150.
A fragmented report describes a Maple Avenue resident Jim McCaig railing at council over sniping and unfinished business while noting a 44 deficit and debates about reducing it. The mayor urges industry to locate in town and recalls past deficits and bridge projects.
St Andrew's United Church hosts a World Day of Prayer service Friday afternoon led by Brooks of Forgate. Local Protestant members invite housewives and families to attend with a meal, prayers, and readings prepared by the Government of Korea. The service includes a variety of readings from refugee work and Christian magazines.
Del Marners, president of Loval IBPSPW, urged DonVar council to reopen the crossing used by Donvbar and Pravinetat mills and trucks. The crossing, closed for months as part of a freight plan, affects local workers and deliveries. The article notes confirmation of seeking legal advice and ongoing discussions with authorities.
Union Mission Ladies of Hong Kong discuss refugee movements and social concerns at a February meeting. Miss McDonald officiated worship, sixteen members answered a missionary verse, and Mrs S Ho Lyons read Isaiah 54 5 2 before prayer led by Mrs Heroes Porkerape.
A brief item notes Jonson Head of the Western Horse Group selecting a new leader at a meeting. The report records local involvement and the group’s ongoing activities within the equestrian community.
Abstract paintings and watercolors by Horst Granzin of Toronto are on view at House Sol, 45 Charles Street, Georgetown, continuing to March 18. Granzin, born 1935 in Cottbus East Germany, studied in Hamburg and moved to Canada in 1950 with Karl May.
Police Chairman Rangersan announced Whitson’s elevation to corporal amid endorsements by Cade and other officials. Final class constables reportedly achieved strong marks with some above Hamilton peers. Don Wingrove and Graham Durham were noted in related remarks as others traveled to Windsor for weekend plans.
Unopposed candidates Harley and Mullin secure Liberal nominations amid a crowded field. The article notes political maneuvers, party support, and speculation on potential impacts in upcoming elections.
A fragmented text describes Girl Guides and a presentation event labeled Thinking Day. It mentions representation, seats, and a person named Carole vane Go, with references to AS Road Cord and Meruc PSV. The readable portion hints at an international themed event and a formal presentation.
A local board debate led Ballinafad students to switch from Ballinafad High to Acton High School due to boundary changes. The plan redefines school zones affecting 28000 acres added to Georgetown area and 1200 acres near Cheek Lane. Committee members including Webb and Brown supported the Acton transfer, while some opposed keeping students in Ballinafad.
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