Firemen Reelect Banfield Chief Again in 1963
Georgetown Fire Department officers elected at a Sunday meeting led by Mayor Douglas Sargent include Civil Robert Bonf endorsed Deputy Chief Erwin Laws and Secretary Clarence Spence as Treasurer Harold Bennett captain roles for Nos. 1 and 2 held by Charles Valentine and Wilam Hyde, with numerous former firemen cited for service and memory. The open session noted a 1928 brigade minute book and commented on past town improvements and a tight 1963 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Fire Department
Douglas Sargent
Civel
Robert Bonf
Erwin Laws
Clarence Spence
Harold Bennett
Charles Valant
Wilam Hyde
Hook
Laide
Wilf Breen Lea
Gordon Ingil Kent
Dave Willams
Patrick Woods
Ross Dickey
Charles Hill
Herb Rosher
Jack Armstrong
Bill Ritchie
Charles Men
Valantine
Department
Gade
Georgetown mayor aims to hold current tax rate in 1962 address
Mayor Ern Hyde vowed to maintain the present tax rate and work toward an early budget while avoiding fixes that overlook long term finances. He urged sound, practical legislation, warned against yes men, and stressed vigilance by councillors to uphold convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern Hyde
Council
Georgetown
China
Hyde
Oath
Reeve Elliott Named Finance Chief in New Town
Inaugural 1963 town meeting confirms Reeve Elliott as finance minister with Deputy Reeve Hunter. Don Powers chairs water and veterans affairs, Bil Smith handles property and recreation, Emmerson police and fire, Hildebrandt public works, Young industrial and town planning, Gray welfare and ambulance.
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John Elliott
Georgetown
Wm. F. Hunter
Road Charmass
Nne
C. G. Benham
Bryx Hyde
Don Powers
Bil Smith
Wth
Emmerson
Yong W
Charles Hildebrandt
Jim Young
Walter Gray
Hyde
Wo Gray
Fieldebroodt
Your Water and Veterans Affairs
Tunner
Smith
Baymerson Welfare
W Gray
A Elliott
Slidebrandt
J Emmerson
Antes
C. Hildebrand
J Young
de WR Smith
Jan Emmerson
John
Ern Hyde
W.F Hunter
J Ll Young
Latimer Elected Leader of Georgetown High School Board
Latimer succeeds B H Breckenridge as chairman of Georgetown and District High School Board and was elected secretary at the inaugural meeting on January 3. Harold Barstow named vice chairman. committees listed with chairmen and members including Latimer Webb Brown and others. accident report included with truck and tractor incident details and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Breckenrittge
Ds Tharman
Wih
Col
G O. Brown
Charman Property
Fred Masterman
Ed Hall
Arsasporteton Aid Insurance
Harold Barstow
Keith Webb
Othe Adissory Vocational
Douglas Latimer
Cal
Brown
Mero Webb
Faquesing Township
Brechenrlte
Holy Cross
Mastermian
Hel
Barrstaw
Latimer
Hit Anytime Anywhere And Game Still On
Police baffled by a string of car thefts staged like a chess game that began New Year’s Eve and continued. Chiefs suspect two teens. none of the cars left with keys in sight. Multiple vehicles, from Toronto and Brampton areas, were recovered with varying mileages.
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Roy Haley
Broad Devlight
Ken Graham
Galt
John St
Chinguacousy
Georgetown
Pt. Charles Drive
Toronto
Hazen Sherry
Joh St
Janu. FR Ltd
Kissell Stephens
Hos Meintyre Crese
Mar ‘Ket St
Hady Cross School
Toe Hall
2 Ostrander Bl
Brampton
Whitson
Armstrong Ave
Alphonzo Duz
Rexway Drive
Esquesing Council Addresses Grass Fires and Hopes for Curb
At the Esquesing town meeting, Reeve Georgeoe and Deputy Reeve Wifrad tsar led council and approved $2050 to Georgetown Fire Dept for 41 calls. Actual calls totaled 61 with grass fires making up over half, prompting a proposal for a $50 fine without a fire permit. Other business covered road speed limits and various appointments to local boards and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clack K. Lindsay
Ransa
George Oe
Wifrad
Tsar i
George Cure
Walter Linhany
Roeet Lawson
Limehouse
Coun Ll
Georgetown
Esquesing
Milton
Acton
W. Leslier
Bo Lawson
W. Lawson
Stewarttown
Towns Annual Payroll Over Five Million Mark
Georgetown industries produced goods valued at 18 352 625 in 1959 per the Canada Year Book 1962 section. The town employed 1 290 with an payroll of 4 516 129 90. Oakville had 49 industries, 3 , both with payrolls and values listed. Acton industry payroll 3 196 315. Burengion not listed. Former Club Members See Nigeria Pictures Edith and Doug McDonald hosted the January Alias Junior Partners meeting. Betty Jean Alderson opened the meeting. Elizabeth Cation read treasurer notes. Howard Faulkner presided. John Sampson read the communities role. Ted doniuh spoke on Nigeria. Junior Farmer conference planned for Toronto and Peel representatives. Billings and Betty Jean Anderson praised the McDonalds. band served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Nigeria
Edith
Doug McDonald
Betty Jean Alderson
Odevas Sung
Elizabeth Cation Read
Westion
Eaeson
Iragents
Howard Faulkner
John Sampson
Ted Doniuh
Junior Farmer
Toronto
King Kirdward
Billings Wolf
Peel
Pueble Speakeres
Bill McKay
Thian
Betty Dean Anderson
Jean Bird
Carolyn McKane
Betty Jean Anderson
McDonalds
Thei Hospital
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Peter Jones
Dan Martin
Churchill Crese
Dan
Celilbars
Banfield
Deana
Aran
Pheteth
Fred
Metartues
Dhes
Valimer
Phares
Shepherd Warrs
Tom Grieve
Prank Sykes
Cecil Stapleton
Pere Dil Jan
Ernc Fergrave
AD Raney
Steve Basen Hochen Eason
Beet
Lacmer
C'Hrancis
Orby Herrington
George Leslee
Masar Tlyde
Caiineillas
Wis
Georgetown Maaterial
Ian Fieming
St. John’s United Church
Lloyd Whan
First Baptist
Athely
Behhem
Lyde
Tise
Ghar Ewing Street
Reeve Elliott
New Town
William Cank
Abel
Drvang
Hothan
Frank
Pelee
J Eliott
W. Hunter
W. Smith
Doug Sarcent
Charles St
Dan Whitson
Jobo St
W Leshie
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
George Currie
Sixteen Mile Creek
George Leslie
Grand Valley Authority
E. Harrop
Esquesing Planning Board
Walter Linham
Ballinafad Hall
Astadlion
Oakville
W.ay
Etoyaroatt
Feton Vets
Diustaas
Peter Janes
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