Whay Council Bids Appoint Board Members At First Meeting
Council plans to appoint town board members at the first meeting. Industrial Commission appointees include Laree council members Cass Elliott and Hunter, with Mayor as ex officio. Chamber of Commerce recommendations fill remaining seats. A March reshuffle is possible.
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Jeonscll
Industrial Commission
Laree
Cass Elliott
Hunter
Stan Finlay
Harold Hairstow
Jack Brehtins
Harold McClure
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Lgyd
Church groups start new year with varied meetings
Ballinafad area youths of the Young People’s Group met at the church to share notes from an Ohio conference. W A met at C McEnery’s home reporting a strong year’s work and considering a church organ purchase. Evening Auxiliary began with Mrs M Baker hosting. Mission Band and CGIT held sessions with leaders, lectures, first aid and Bible study. Mrs Plouffe and Mr Williams recover from pneumonia.
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Ballinafad
Meiiride
Ohio
W.A
C. McEnery
Yuesday
Vaid
Carda
M. Baker
Leo Jamieson
Dre. Jesse McEnery
CGIT
J. Handcock
McBride
PeeWees Rise with Two Straight Wins in OMILA Play
PeeWees gain momentum with a pair of wins after a slow start. Led by Hed Asseliine and Gerry Perkins, the team defeated Weston and Lakeview, eyeing the OMILA playdowns and a chance at the Younes Canada Week title in Goderich.
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Georgetown All Star
Hed Asseliine
Gerry Perkins
Defeets
Milton
Scuni
Weston
Lakeview Bell
Goderich
Glen Intermediate C Team Falls 5 2 to Fort Erie
The Glen Intermediate C squad lost 5 2 to Fort Erie in a hard fought game. Fort Erie led 3 0 in the first period before Glen mounted a late charge, but the visitors sealed the win with two goals in the final frames. Jim Neckett and Heb Webster scored for Glen with helpers from Paul Marhber Don Jarvie and Beckett.
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Glen Intermediate
Fort Erie
Char- Te Jodes
Fort Eric
Tho
Jim Neckett
Paul Marhber
Heb Webster
Don Jarvie
Beckett
Glen
Ron Dixon Delivers Late 35 Second Goal For Raiders Victory
Ron Dixon scores the decisive goal with 35 seconds left as the Raiders outlast Milton 7-6. Dixon leads with a 23 point night, sparked by early goals and a relentless attack that kept Milton reeling through two and a half periods.
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Ron Dixon
Hero
Ron Diu
Raiers
Milton
Merchants
Raiders
Ubo
Miltons
Dixon
Full Orr
Orr
Cunninghaw
Hob Chemeese
Sammy Mulholland
Norm Dowdall
Eric Sclissizzi
Abe Jany
Roy Luyden
Blake Inglis
Kool Katz Lead in Afternoon Bowling League
The Kool Kats captained by Mrs WW. Marchment held their lead in the afternoon league with a 77 punt total. Closest rivals include Mrs Tom Ledwidge's teen Sacese and TL Mister Koshver who posted a high 685 triple and top single VAS. Mrs Clarence Merd had the second high single 378 while Laurs Treble contended the high temple with Gi. All season scores remained static as Mrs Josee Miller maintained the high average with 12 fontaued by Nee. Herb-Reshier with LBS.
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Kool Kats c
Marchment
Mra
Tom Ledwidge
Koshver
Clarence Merd Hng
Laurs
Josee Miller
Nee
Herb-Reshier
Georgetown Retail Store Tax Ruling Sparks Assesment Change
The Ontarino Municipal Mestre ruled the Georgetown Retail store is an agency and should be taxed at 50 percent of assessed value, after Judge Wood Robinson’s appeal that it was a local retail outlet and should be 35 percent. Originally the town set 75 percent, arguing it was a manufacturers’ distributing center.
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Ontarino’ Municipal Mestre
Georgetownrewers
Busin
Wood Robinson
Municipal housing cost report released by auditor H A Lever
The cost study on future and present subdivisions after Del rex Developments demand was completed by auditor H A Lever. Council members received copies Monday and will review the document at the next meeting after months of controversy and a December election issue.
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Toxn
H. A. Lever
Delrex Developments
Tand Noe
Moniay
Slyde
Georgetown Considers Drop Letter Bus Service to Main Street
Chamber of Commerce notes report bus service to Main Street as several residents inquire about adding a drop letter facility. Postmaster Harold Narshall to consider adding to Georgetown postal department after years of request and prior installation of drop boxes at various locations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Chanter
Cesveral Busanras
Main St
Postmsster
Harold Narshall
Georgetown
County Warden Election Sparks Plans for Soccer Arasal
Geuretown elected Halton County warden as county chose its new ruling official. Weather and conduct issues delayed light operations. The opposition outlines a clear plan for the upcoming soccer arasal and delegates will attend a league officials meeting in Oakville next week.
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John Boyd
Dees
Oakville
Planning Board Recommends Change In Towns Plan
Planning Board urges amendment to town official plan to shift land use with a focus on industrial, commercial and residential zones. A subdivision plan map shows intent, with zoning to be decided later by the Dept. of Planning at Queen's Park.
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Mtoure aUlafmaon
Planning Board
Counceillone
Ajywaring
William Carr
Dept. of Planning
Queen‘s Park
Harold Fobert
Lud Og Souiy
John St
Mouplainview
Whd
Sargent
Lme
Ian Cass Tlasenung
Wilcon
Beaide
Saindche
Conflicting Activities Halt Indoor Soccer Program
A community centre association suspends its winter indoor soccer program until early April due to competing activities. The block includes soccer and a physical training routine and operates under the community centre's oversight.
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Community Centre Association
Frightful 7th Line wreck topples power poles near Ash Grove
A tractor trailer owned by Burne Transport wrecked on the 7th Line near Ash Grove Friday, pulling down seven poles each side as wires sagged across the road. Driver John Barber of Normandy Blvd. recounted the near-miss at dawn with near zero visibility. Local relatives and friends gathered for a belated birthday party at 21 Main Street South.
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Ash Grove
Burne Transport
Georgetown
Miro Oirlows Herrington
Threiun
Main Street South
Wbniversary
Werrington
Uerrington
Jaycees Interest Discussed by Georgetown Chamber
At a director’s meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held last week at the North Halton Golf Club, interest in forming a Jaycee organization was noted. Several businessmen indicated interest and Bill MacCormack was asked to scout possibilities and report at a future chamber meeting.
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Len Heryel
Grand Lodge
Credit Lodge
Afzaml
James JF. Evans
Graham Farnell
Hertel
James Linton
Farstall
North Tlalon Golf Club
Charles Trott
Chamber of Commerce
North Halton
Bill MacCormack
Chamber
Golf Lathes Bowling Leads Tight Second Place Race
Mrs Ben Nash's team edged Eleanor Spitzer's squad by a point to claim runner up as the league saw balanced play. Mrs Stan Finlay upset leaders captained by Mrs Ted Dartington 5 to 2, leaving Mrs Darlne ton ahead at 60 points. Eleanor Spitzer led singles with 231, while Raycraft 225 and Davidson 240 sparked high scores. Kitchen and Ward led averages as season highs held.
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Ben Nash
Eleanor Spitzer
Nash
Stan Finlay
Ted Dartington
Darlneton
Eleanor
Spitney
Dax
Bill Raycraft
Doug Davidson
Thi Raycroft
Roy Taylor
Hake
Kelly
Ron Kitchen
Fleaier Spriver Haxtes
Ven Ward
Elizabeth Hodgson Funeral Held in Brampton
Elizabeth Hodgson mother of Ben Messenger died Friday in Brampton. Royal conducted the funeral at McClure Funeral Parlor with pallbearers Leslie Leam Harvey Pucker ing Terra Cotta Garth Cotton and Harry McCandless of Brampton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ernie Annett and Mr Dennis Newman in Guelph for a few days while daughters Mary Ellen and Yvonne recovered from surgery.
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Elizabeth Hodgson
Brampton
Ben Messenger
Mase
Morgan Worth) Vancover
Royal
McClure
Leslie Leam
Harveys Puckering
Garth Cotton
Harry McCandless
Mike Fants
John St FL
Ernie’ Annett
Mer
Dennis Newman
Guelph
Mary Ellen
Yvonne
Jonsila
Chamber of Commerce Plans Annual Meeting
Preliminary work for the annual meeting was done by the chamber executive. Jack Crichton president this year William F Hus ter and Walter Rusehn named as nominating committee to propose officers at the January session. A social evening with dinner and dancing is planned at the King Edward Hotel Toronto.
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Chamber of Commerce
Varian Associates Bowling Loop Sees New Tender This Week
Tall Mair's team takes a lead over Charlie Jenner's crew by reaching 37, one point ahead of the former pace setter. AMS Harry Haylock earned the men's high angle. George Bent second with 27. Mrs Charlie Jenner tops the ladies high single with 202, besting Mary Mead's 301. High triples: Tow Graham 672 and Harry Huslock 33 for men. Mrs Alf Smith 560 and Charlie Jenner 538 for women. Season highs unchanged.
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Varian Associates
Tall Mair
Chariie Jenner
AMS
Harry Haylock
George Bent
Charlie Jenner
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Town of Oakville Humane Society
Joseph Gibbons
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Dick Licata
Bob Jane
Art Scott
Harrison
Parks Management
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Sears
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Unis
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Brent Telfont
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Marty Wheeler
Phil Lavell
Pete Rarefadt
Ke*h Bennett
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Stan Lane
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Miazara Peninsula
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Kool Katz
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Stan Allen
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Doug Sarceny
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Giles Road
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Kent Haddall
Seals
Poul Pomel
Walt Dixon
Don Lindsay
Maker
Poul Popiel
Ian Ferguson
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Hrampton
Sam Tennant
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