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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 01, 1967

Page

16

Jury Recommends Safety Upgrades After Hornby Bridge Death

Hornby woman Bertha Grexton died after a compact car left the Base Line road, struck a bridge abutment, and trapped her. Eyewitness Susan Lynn Grexton, 16, testified she watched horses before losing control at about 50 mph. Coroner Dr. Graham Owers ruled death on arrival at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. Jury urged widening bridges and updating Base Line shoulders to meet current standards, with Halton County to install narrow-bridge signs and upgrade the three bridges.

Grexton Graham Owers Oakville - Trafalgar Memorial Hospital Miss Grexton Halton County

Youth Forum Formed to Discuss Teen Problems at Georgetown

Georgetown youths form a Youth Council to discuss sex morals alcohol drugs and politics. The council plans a second Youth Forum in September and invites participation from local young people through contact with Deve Harley and Richard DeSylva. The effort aims to involve teens in open discussion and action via Georgetown Jaycees sponsorship.

San Francisco Washington Toronto Georgetown Weill Georgetowns Ll.d Council Deve Harley Richard DeSylva Georgetown Jaycees

Bridge Club Hosts Eleven Tables at Legion Night

Eleven tables of duplicate bridge were played at the Legion on Tuesday evening. North-South winners included W. Hamilton, L. Bertasson, W. Coats, W. Wandel, R. Prust, L. Keir, Mrs. Helen Hyde and son Monty. East-West winners were R. Raymond Zaraha, Mrs. W. Thompson, Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. Helen Atkinson, Cam Sinclair, W. Barbour and H. Frost. Players note the date for the next club night at the Stewart town hall after deliberations slated for June 13.

the Legion W. Hamilton L. Bertasson W. Coats W. Wandel R. Prust L. Keir Helen Hyde Monty Hyde R. Raymond J. Zaraha W. Thompson W. Wilson Helen Atkinson Cam Sinclair W. Barbour H. Frost Hhour Stewart Town Township Hall

Street Parade to Kick Off Glen Williams Centennial

A parade of Moats bands and community groups will mark Glen Williams centennial on Saturday June 24. The route forms at Harry's Auto at 1 pm and goes to Glen Williams Public School for the centennial cairn dedication and unveiling. The event includes awards for a centennial essay contest and a village ball game at Glen Park led by Don Sargent.

Glen Glen Williams Harry’s Auto Glen Williams Public School

Township fund ask and school project bid in Esquesing

Esquesing School board asked the township for 263537 toward a 617893 budget with 334356 from provincial grants. The board accepted A J McCarthy and L Zanatta bid of 368348 for the Stewarttown school addition. architect fees 21128 and furniture 4800. A federal sales tax rebate of 26207 will be returned. Resignation of Mrs C Hines at Speyside school was accepted with regret.

Esquesing School Board A. J., McCarthy and L. Zanatta Stewarttown School C. Hines Speyside School

Limehouse Attends Ontario Assessors Convention in Hamilton

Mr and Mrs A W Benton and Mr Stephen Saxe attended the annual Convention of the Association of Assessing Officers of Ontario at the Royal Connaught Hotel in Hamilton this week. Communion will be held Sunday June 4 at 9 45 a m at Limehouse Presbyterian. Mr and Mrs John Warren and family from Charlton visited S Kirkpatrick and Bob Warren last week. Mr and Mrs S Quinton of Meaford and Mr and Mrs John Quinton and Robbie of Georgetown visited Bert Benton Sunday. Limehouse WL ladies hosted a hot roast beef dinner for about sixty staff and friends from Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital last week.

A.W. Benton Stephen Saxe The Association of Assessing Officers of Ontario Royal Connaught Hotel Hamilton Limehouse Presbyterian John Warren Charlton S. Kirkpatrick Bob Warren S. Quinton Meaford John Quinton Robbie George Town Bert Benton Limehouse WL Georgetown District Memorial Hospital

Park School Pupils Tour Royal Ontario Museum

Park Public School pupils from Grate 6 on Hyde Park Dr. visited the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto on a chilly May morning. Denise Reynolds recounts the trip, describing the marble halls, a totem pole, ancient artifacts over a thousand years old, sea objects, dinosaur skeletons, West Coast Indian belongings, and a stop at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce before a City Hall guided tour.

Grate 6 Park Public School Hyde Park Dr Royal Ontario Museum Toronto Denise Reynolds Museum

Sales Ability Wins Lad Trip to Expo

Brian Stock fish of 49 Norton Crescent earns a trip to Expo as top new customer getter in a Tely carrier contest. He left for Montreal yesterday and will return Saturday, receiving a tape recorder as well. A Tely rep notes he has won many similar contests in his years as a carrier.

Brian Stockfish Norton Crescent Tely Expo Brian Montreal

Remarkable Day of Education Draws Praise

A reader reflects on a marvellous and educational day, expressing strong belief that anyone who attended would share the sentiment and agree with the positive assessment of the event.

Halton Peel Manager Now Ontario Official

At the Ontario Division annual meeting John S Beatty was elected Chairman He serves as General Manager of Halton and Peel Trust and Savings Company The report noted that assets under administration by Canadian Trust Companies at year end 1966 topped 17 48 billion up 1 395 billion from the prior year

Halton Peel Ontario Trust Companies Association of Canada John S. Beatty Mr. Beatty Halton & Peel

Halton County Youth Burden Highlights From Census Report

County Assessor Robert Beech presented a census assessment showing 44 percent of Halton residents under 20. The study estimates about 4,000 children per age year in 1-12 and 3,000 in 12-19, with a total population of 150,757 and 11,908 aged 1-3 and 4,863 aged 70+. In the 20 to 58 bracket the count is 73,84.

Halton County Council Robert Beech

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