Students Head to University From Local District
SAILO BCHOLTS and Bert Arnolds son from Norma Arnold and 14 Guelph St both head for university this fall. The group lists Herbert Arnold at University of Toronto and St Michael's College, with Tony McAuley and Johanna Gordon among other students planning studies in medicine physical therapy nursing and modern languages at Western Ontario Guelph and Carleton. Roseanne Parry and Mary Henderson also pursue degrees. scholarships and averages are noted for several scholars across multiple institutions.
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Norma Arnold
Guelph St
Sargent Road
Ronto
St. Michael's College
Georgetown
Highland
Herbert Arnold
University of Toronto, Univers
Ein Cau
Wille
New City' College
Tony
University of ‘Toronto
Robert Sheppard
Bert
A.G
Tony) McAuley
Ben Sheppard
Kevin McAuley
Jimehouse
Maple Avenue West
Ontario
Po Ty “Univ
Ron Dumper
University of To
Jersity of
Torahte
Georgetdwr
Johanna Gordon
W. Gordon
McGilvray Cres
University of Western Ontario, London
Mary Henderson
J. Henderson
Hewson Cres
Western
MARGARET / NEUTELe daugh
Set Extra Charges for New Sewer Water Line in Georgetown
A by law proposal sets extra charges on new or enlarged buildings with more than two dwellings to cover sewer and water system costs. Applies to post enactment construction or enlargement, with a three reading path next week. Charges vary by dwelling type from 60 to 350 dollars per unit or per bedroom, with funds directed to a reserve fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Maple Avenue project held up by OMB cutbacks
Council debated seeking Department of Highways approval for Maple Avenue reconstruction as the OMB slashed capital works funding from 3.2 million to 2.1 million. Emmerson and Ballentine opposed, noting OMB already reduced funds and that approved items like the municipal garage and sewer program altered the picture. If no yearly approval is secured, the project must be reapplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Highways
Maple Ave
OMB
Maple Avenue
Esquesing
Emmerson
Bus Situation Still SNAFU
City council debate leaves confusion over buses on Main Street. Mayor says Parking Authority opposes buses. Reeve Munter notes Gray Cosh unclear. Deputy Speight warns residents must complain to the Parking Authority as the issue remains a mess.
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Au _thority
Reeve Munter
Gray Cosh Company
Jeeve Speight
Bridge collapses truck into creek near Cedarvale fields
Friday afternoon a wooden bridge near the old disposal plant at Cedarvale collapsed under a 1966 Ford dump truck driven by Clarence Rell of Kleinburg. Rell, working on No 4 well, escaped with the truck tipping into the creek causing $250 damage. Other vehicles including a 1967 Falcon driven by Marty Kirwin and a 1085 Ford driven by William Bauer sustained minor damages in a July 17 accident.
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Cedarvale
Clarence Rell
Kleinberg
Rell
Mac's
Marty Kirwin
Moore Park
Ford
William Bauer
Duncan
Bauer
Kirwin
Council Briefs Resolve Wage Dispute and Hire Draftsman
The town and local Canadian Union of Public Service Employees reach a conciliation after union members outside town employees rejected the latest offer. Dr. Joan Hole announced the move after Monday night discussions. Robert Hall was hired as a draftsman for the engineering office.
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Canadian Union of Public Service Employees
Concetration
Joan Hole
Robert Hall
Midnight Lawn Sprinklers Face Water Shortage Debate
In Georgetown residents face water conservation concerns as a chart from the water tower shows a drop in reservoir levels. Denuly Reeve Arthur Speight, head of the water committee, warns of risks if an emergency occurs and notes potential penalties up to $100 for by law contraventions.
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Georgstown
Cih
Denuly
Arthur Speight
Caire
Water Supply Uses Reserve to Meet Town Demand
Officials report Tall AS toothe reserve at SO0,0M supplies town during peak periods when pumps at three wells lag. Residents faced lawn watering restrictions as the tower rose and fell with pumping changes, with No. 4 well slated to support supply. deputy urged cooperation from those who watered lawns.
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Sper
Tractor accident fatal to Sheridan employee
A Sheridan worker died in a tractor incident early Sunday morning in July. The Norval Auto Body shop, owned by John Schwingshand, reported a robbery targeting shop equipment including a compressor, welding machines, and sundries described as essential for a body shop operation.
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Sheridan
John Schwingshand
Norval Body Shop
A P Store Plans Stir Georgetown Project Delayed
A plan to build an A&P store near Sinclair and Highway 7 was withdrawn for site exit and entrance details. Other notes include a Sheridan Nurseries worker killed in a tractor accident at Sheridan property near Georgetown Golf Club and ongoing water restrictions despite No. 4 well’s expected operation next week. The council postponed decisions on servicing costs and well rehabilitation, while a civic holiday notice and obituaries for local residents were recorded.
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A& P
Sinclair
Highway 7
Noy Balleotine
Sun OU Co
Pas
Sehwingshand
Sheridan Nurseries
Roy
Buck) Tizzard
Humber May
Hao
John Tizzard
Toronto
Art Speight
Council
Local Union Members Involved in Postal Strike
A town postal strike features 19 local union members led by Olivier of Local 154 of the Letter Carriers Union. Father and son Rob and Olivier march with banners in front of Maple Ave Post Office as picketers chant. The action, endorsed across Canada, began on Thursday July 18, with local firms delivering own mail and some routing mail out of town.
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Council of Postal Unions
Georgetown Post Officé
Ray Ollivier
Letter Carriers Union
Bob
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Town
Revs
Faoletope
Ay Councily Et
Air Rs
Father Ay Ollivier
Letter Carriers’ Union
Maple Ave
Rob
Ifi
Scross Canada
Sam
Clores
Brumac Proposal Faces Financial Advisory Review
The council will meet as a committee of the whole with Jarrett and Glendenning as financial advisers on Brumac's riverfront development plan. Segment reports cover Municipal Consultants, Gore and Son engineering, and Jarrett and Glendenning finance. Total reported cost is 4780 dollars with 2904 for Municipal Consultants and 1875 for Gore and Son. Dr Robert Francis warns the project could cost 25 to 40 million and should not be rushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrett
Glendening
Brumac
Gore and Son
Glendenning
Abe
Robert
Francis
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Bert Arnolds
Ter
Mra
Albert Neutel Glen Willams
Wil
Carteton “University
Iowa
University of Guelph
Roseanne
Roseanne Parry
Tom Parry
Main St. N
Bert Arnold
Linda Dumper
Tony McAuley
Bob Sheppard
Margaret Neutel
Council Briefs
Sovicht Shou
the Herald
Todd Tog
Xeniy
Ptt
Tate
Ploaga
Norval Auto Body Robbery
A&p Food Chain
Georgetown Highway
Pacholok
Nerve Hunter
Jim Young
AIL Council
Acword
Ballentre
Waller
Hydrology Consultants Ltd
Rutledge Wells Ltd
Princess Anne Drive
Reeva
Rutledge
Queensway
Glen Williams
Tweedle St
The
Glen
Elsie Davis
Thelma
A.truchan
Joan
Rexdale
J. Annette
Brampton
John
Terry Harley
Marlene
Georgeton
Ada Harrison
New Toronto
Charles
Islington
Pete
Welland
Richard Rugele
St. Alban's Anglican Church
Harold C. McClure
Glen Williams Cemetery
Lorne Thompson
Lorne Garvinard
Bradford
del Davidson
Oakville
George Davis
Vre
Pn Menience Council of Postal Unions
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