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Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 17, 1963

Page

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Would Have Court Deal With Dog Infractions

Council heard dog controller Cecil Robertson propose entrusting the court with levying fines for dog control by law infractions. Mayor Hyde promised study and improved dog control while Robertson cited lack of resident cooperation, stray dogs, and staffing as ongoing issues. Assistant Dr Jim Emmerson noted a tranquillity gun request denied previously. WHAT COUNCIL DID.

Council Cecil Robertson Hyde Robertson Fanh Ching Juatcoisy Acton Brampton

Seek Administrator For Town Welfare

Council seeks a new relief administrator after A. C. McBride’s elevation to treasurer and tax collector. Relief chairman Walter notes McBride cannot continue these duties and a replacement is sought. The post, once held by Al Norton as a dollar year appointment, was relinquished last fall and returned to the town office with McBride in charge.

Council A. C. McBride Walter McBride al Norton Norton

Chairman's Illness Delays School Board Appointment

In Stewartstown, the absent R J Cunningham due to illness delays the election of a new chairman at the inaugural meeting. Rev JE Maxwell led a devotional, Shirley Armstrong presided over the business session, and Ruth Evans agreed to continue as temporary secretary until the end of February. Attendance officer Mover was reappointed. Drapes for Nerval School were approved after discussion. Present were Mrs Armstrong, Mac Sproat, Manley Brown, Bill Lawson, and P S Inspector OG McDowell.

JE Maxwell Shirley Armstrong Ruth Evans Fr. Mover Pantiog Nerval Os Armstronz Mac Sproat Manley Brown Bill Lawson OG i McDowe

Ryerson Student Wins Golden Chair Award at Royal York

Brenda Bell, a second year student at Ryerson Institute of Technology in Toronto, topped her class last year and received a $100 prize at a dinner held Tuesday in the roof garden of the Royal York Hotel. The Golden Chair award dinner is presented by the Furniture Travellers' Association. Brenda is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Bell of 53 Charles Street.

Ryerson Institute of Technology Toronto Brenda Bell Brenda Royal York Hotel Furniture Travellers’ Association Ryerson

Town names new treasurer and deputies after resignation

Elevate McBride says Russell Stephens resigns as deputy treasurer forcing council shifts. G Benham remains clerk treasurer. A C McBride becomes treasurer and collector of taxes and water rates. Town advertises for a lady typist. Stephens moves to Acton and will assist on a part time basis with tax business.

Russell Stephens G. Benham A. C. McBride Acton

Mrs Walker Heads St George W A Church Group

The WA of St George's held its first meeting of the year in the parish hall with a pot luck supper. New executive includes Mrs Sam Walker president Mrs Tom Parry vice president Mrs K Bastes secretary Mrs William Chaplin treasurer and Mrs Phillips educational secretary.

St George's Sam Walker Tom Parry K.bastes William Chaplin Phillips Whale Living Church

Shatto to Visit Georgetown for Town Appearance

All Star Eastern Conference fullback Ok Shatto of the Toronto Argonauts will speak in Georgetown next month, likely at a high school assembly in the gym on February 28, during a Red Cross campaign blitz chaired by John Wolfe with Ted Bragg as vice chair.

Ok Shatto Toronto Argonauts Georgetown Ontario Chaiman Shatto Red Cross John Wolfe Ted Bragg

Extemporaneous Speeches At Town Council Meeting

Dr Charles Hildebrandt questioned the 20 membership in the Good Roads Association at the town council meeting. Deputy Reeve Hunter recalled attending a Toronto convention with lectures from municipal experts and noted the town had finally joined. He said the event offers learning on topics such as future municipal seed roads and land acquisition. The motion to approve membership was approved.

Hyde Toad Widening Thidebrandt

New Council Notice Rule Limits Public Delegations

A new procedure requires individuals or delegations to file a notice of request in the clerk’s office by 1 p.m. on council meeting day and state the subject to be discussed. If in person filing is impossible the clerk may accept by phone or letter.

Council i Reevi_Eghiott Tonter Wildebrandt Pim Georgetown Hyde Reeve Elliott Hildebrandt Gray Tatepayer

Forego Water Charge When Clearing Pipes

Ratepayers may run taps to clear algae and rust without extra charges. A four council vote granted authority to approve the measure with meter readings before and after running water. Householders contributing water for public skating rinks will receive the same privilege and bills will omit flood water usage.

New Christian Reformed Church to Welcome New Minister

The Christian Reformed Church will have a new minister this month as Rev J Jose arrives from Dresden at the call of the local congregation. He will preach his first sermon on Sunday January 27 at 9 30 a.m. A reception will follow in Knox Church hall. The Jose family of six moves into the church home at 68 Main St as the town awaits the arrival of Rev Losv Teerhach from Grimsby who will assist until then.

Christian Reformed Church J Jose Dresden Jose Convcnt Main St. S Doc Los v Teerhach Grimsby Town Knox Church Hall Canuta Holland Ile Sarnia Dresden Church Christian Reformed Stewarttown Main St Georgetown

Irwin Noble Installed Worshipful Master of Credit Lodge

Irwin Noble was installed as Worshipful Master of Credit Lodge No. 219 A F and A M Georgetown on Wednesday January 9. The ceremony drew the lodge’s largest visiting Mason group and included installation of 1963 officers Graham Farnell John Armstrong Thomas Niven and others.

Harry Noble Wyndham Masonic Lodge Guelph Fred Noble Conestoga Lodge Drayton Irwin Noble Credit Lodge No. 219 Georgetown Graham Farnell John T. Armstrong Thomas Niven Dave Godden Bob McMaster Sam Penrice Bill Hamilton Syd Newstead Douglas Latimer Bert Fiddler Bob Lawson W. £. Wilson Charles Renwick

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Er Jones Ernie Pearce Albert St Jim Emmerson Ven Stobertson Cortroller R J Cunningham Charman Stewart Towsn School Port Mee Elevate McBride Bill Smith
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