Fluoride Clinic Opens For Children Under Twelve
The Georgetown branch of the County Health Unit offers fluoride treatments for children up to 12. Appointments are required and can be made by calling the health office. Clinics will run twice weekly in the summer, with Mrs. Ludzik and Mrs. H Stroud assisting dental hygienists at the Main Street office.
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Maylchhildren
Ludzik
H. Stroud
Ible
Georgetown
Fen County Health Unit
Esquesing Still Disputes Sewage Hook-up Plan
Esquesing council remains at odds with the Ontario Water Resources Commission over sewer hookups. Glen Williams residents await a village sewer solution while town officials push for a self contained system, citing near capacity at Georgetown plants and local funding concerns. Councillor Robert Lawson urges polling residents before committing.
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Esquesing Council
Ontarion Water Resources Commission
Georgetown
The
OWKE
OWNC
OWRC
Twenty June Calls for Ambulance Volunteers
Georgetown Volunteer Ambulance Service used twenty times in June for 9 emergency runs 10 normal runs and to stand by at a public gathering. Names listed include Allan Broadworth Logan MacDonald Harry Eggink Clive Cresswell Ace Burley and June with other details unclear.
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Georgetown
Ahi
Cally
Berti
Allan Broadworth
Logan MacDonald
Harry Eggink
Clive Cresswell
Ace Burley
Jun
Sheridan College honours for two Georgetown students
Two Georgetown students in the visual arts division of Sheridan College of Applied Arts and Technology in Brampton earned honours in their first year. David Cox and Betty Jane Suchan are pursuing commercial art programs at the Brampton campus.
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Sheridan College
Georgetown
Sheridan College of Applied Arts and ‘Technology
Brampton
David Cox
Betty Jane Suchan
Georgetown Plans Fourth Well Production In Two Weeks
On Tuesday the Georgetown council examined future water sourcing as the fourth well nears production within two weeks. Hydrology Consultants contributed to the discussion on securing additional water sources for the city’s needs.
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Georgetown
Council On
Hydralogy Consultants
Georgetown Seniors Picnic at Hidden Valley
Georgetown Senior Citizens Club sent two dozen members and friends to the annual Zone picnic at Hidden Valley near Dundas. About 240 seniors from Zone Clubs attended, welcomed by Burlington Mayor Harrington, introduced by Aldershot club president W. G. Fellows. Readying prizes went to Mrs. Ledwider, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Kitl ey, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Maybinks. A social evening followed with a potluck supper, song, and a recital by Mrs. Lang. a strawberry social is planned for members.
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Georgetown Senior Citizens Club
Hidden Valley
Dundas
Harrington
Burlington
W. G. Fellows
Aldershot
Parting Gift for Church UCW Member
June meeting of St. John's United Church Women featured a tea and dessert buffet in a hall adorned with spring flowers. Devotions by three Unit CE ladies centered on Psalm 23, with plans announced for a barbecue at Ingleside School on June 26 and an Imaginary Bazaar on November 16.
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Ladies of St. John's United Church
Ingleside
UCW
Ballinafad
W. 1
Ato Midland
Collingwood
Blue Mountain Potteries
Centennial United Church
Stayner
Water concerns and local travel amid Halton area talk
Calgary based chatter, Jenkins well feasibility discussion, water quality notes, and a highway incident in Georgetown. Officials including Arthur Speight and John Elliott discuss water content, safety steps, and future exploration while local businesses report beer stock impacts and a Dodge Brothers Ford crash near Nin Jwara region during a bus tour.
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Blaaa
Harry Allen
Arthur Speight
Peter Pew
Art Stamp
Fruny Gvas
Metro Halton
Georgetown Golf Pro Am Opens With 4000 Prize Pool
Canadian golf pros and amateurs, 265 players, compete at Georgetown Golf and Country Club for a 4000 prize in the Ontario Pro Am. The three day Carling Millar begins Thursday with Moe Norman among favorites after a 67 practice round. Gallery tickets vanish as Georgetown Golf’s pro shop and the Georgetown Lions sell out.
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Georgetown ‘Golf and Country Club
The
Herald
Carling Millar
Moe Norman
Georgetown
Georgetown Galf
Georgetown Lions
50,000 Foot Building Esquesing Township Restoration Plan
Scarborough graduate Peter Clark earned a BSc from the University of Toronto at convocation. In Meaford Meadowglen Growers rebuild proceeds after a May 24 fire caused about 60 000 damage, destroying the core complex and prompting replacement of service areas with a 50 000 square foot structure to be completed before summer. spring reconstriction will begin with a focus on the storage and office spaces. Fire spread prompted Halton fire departments to contain the blaze, threatening adjacent homes and Smith and Stone Limited.
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Smith & Stone Limited
Halton
Étiendet
Western graduate Jim Yost earns arts degree at Western Ontario
Jim Yost son of Mr and Mrs Jack Tost Georgetown received a Bachelor of Arts in business and economics at the spring convocation of the University of Western Ontario in London He plans to continue studies there in the fall A Georgetown District High School graduate who married Rosemary Jane Phillips of London Ontario Housing Corporation plans 24 unit subsidized senior housing if Georgetown and Esquesing townships requisition It would cost up to 25 yearly tax per unit Esquesing supported the plan Georgetown delayed for committee study A survey found 16 of 41 responses would be immediate tenants with 1500 residents 60 plus in area Population grew 2.6 in Georgetown and 40 in Esquesing since 1962 above Ontario 7.1 average and senior citizen growth 20 in the period
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Nin Jwara
Dodge
Dodge Brothers Ford
Guelph St
Brock
University of Guelph
Paul Hodgman
Kachelor
Paul Hobby Kirkwood
Mary Ellen ‘Townsend
Mountainview Road
Georgetown
Georgetown District
Peter Clark
Scarborough College
University of Toronto
William Clark
Maple Avenue West
Burlington
Clark
Piax
Jim Yost
Jack Tost
University of Western Ontario
London
Westerns
Georgetown District High School
Rosemary Jane Phillips
Wate Ong
Esquesing
Ontario
Ask Buses Back to Main in 2 Weeks
Town council orders Gray Coach to return to Main Street by July 15 after resident pressure. The shift stems from a Kinsmen Club led survey tied to hospital land near the site for planned apartments and the Ontario Housing Corporation project now in progress. The coach line asked for notice to properly advertise the change.
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Main
Gray Coach
Ontario Housing Corporation
OHC
James
Church St
Council
Low Tide Hits Georgetown Beverages Amid Strike Weathers Crowd
Georgetown and district beer reserves run low as a two week old strike halts service at major venues including Beverages rooms at the Hollywood Hotel McGibbon Hotel and Georgetown Liquor Store. Patrons face limited supplies as crowds squeeze into remaining outlets with some staff moving beer to meet weekend demand.
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Georgetown Beveraste
Hollywood
Norval
Town dinner honors hockey and bowling champions
Georgetown hosted a dinner at the Golf and Country Club for Ontario Junior hockey champions the Raiders and National Bantam doubles crown winners the Georgetown Youth Bowlers. Mayor Joseph Gibbons presided as Rob Larmand and Brian Peavey attended among about 40 guests.
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Georgetown
Ontario
Bantams
Georgetown Golf and Country Club
Georgetown Council
Georgetown Raiders
Hamburg Hahns
Georetown
Nob
Montgomery
Gary Miller
Edmonton
Steve Burns
Steve Savage
Doug Bnnvan
David
Warman
George Nurse
Raider
Rob Larmand
Brian Peavey
Bill Smith
Joseph Gibbons
Georgettes edge Glen Williams in Halton league game
Georgettes pounded out 21 hits in a 17-6 win over Glen Williams. Georgia Lewtis and Gail Young hit triples and Anne Shortill pitched until the sixth, with Ev Smith finishing. Glen had eight hits and four errors as their season woes continued.
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Georgettes
Glen Williams
Halton
Death of Mrs Christine Rutter in Toronto
Mrs Christine Rutter aged 80 died in St Michael's Hospital Toronto on June 16. She resided at 372 Woodfield Road and left husband William and five children including Norman Rutter of Ottawa and Douglas Gordon Nutter of Toronto plus five grandchildren. Interment followed at Pine Hills Cemetery after services at the Trust Funeral Home.
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Christine Rutter
St. Michael's Hospital
Toronto
Woodfield Road
William
Norman Rutter
Ottawa
Binkley
Doris
Town
Charles McClure
Donald Marquis
Douglas Gordon Nutter
Amd
Pine Hills Cemetery
the Trust Funeral Home
Window Broken at Brewers Retail Store in Georgetown Market
Police constable Arnold Van Cleef found a smashed window at the Brewers Retail store in Georgetown Market during a routine check. Manager Fred Doig inspected inventory and reported no stock touched after a quick count.
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Georgetown
Arnold van Cleef
Fred Doig
Brandford Couple Marks Sixty-Ninth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jesse Brandford of Hewson Crescent celebrate 69 years of marriage on June 20. Born in Cambridgeshire England they married in a small church on the isle of Ely. The couple settled in Canada, with farming and market gardening work in Chinguacousy Brampton and Georgetown. They have three surviving children George Cyril Walter and Florence with a son Stanley deceased in 1920.
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Hewson Crescent
Jesse Brandford
Nepal
Isle of Ely
Cambridgeshire
Mr. Brandford
Sutton
England
Reandford
George H. Leslie
Chinguacousy
Canada
Loan
Union
Brampton
Walter Calvert
Brandford
George
Cyril
Walter
Florence
Nix
Thomas Eason
Youn
Stanley
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China
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Ro MeKeown
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Calgary
the Exchange House
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Meadowglen
Frane Skrow
the Herald
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Ter Woort
Retze
Jim Tost
Country Club
North Hallow
McGibbon Hotel
Brewers
Georgetown Mar
Peter Chow
Liquor -Central
Ballina
C.S. Patterson
LG. Tarkett
la Jolla
California
Brunhilde Borgstram
Mr Mackenzie Dull
St. Thomas
van. McDonald
Dth
Leo Jamieson
Anne Georgettes
Shortill
Murray Jameson
Omagh
Nese Une Folk
Anne
Teachers’ College
Sut Murray
University of
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Valleyview Noad
Barra ‘Elurh
Glen
Brandfords
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