Council orders removal of misleading sign amid dispute
Local council faces criticism over wording of a disputed sign. The council ordered immediate removal while debates continue about the sign’s legality and the process used to permit its erection.
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Sarvang
Sofma
Esaneal
Tom Abellars
Goa
Macbo
Dave Cote
Vele Abe
Dart
Totvene Uwe
Georcetown
Iriel Comassson
Cycle Rodeo Impresses Safety On Youngsters
The Police Department sponsored a bike rodeo at Delex Phase Saturday with awards to license recipients by Magusthate KOM Langdon after court Monday. Winners in three age groups receive prizes after riding skill and safety tests. schools and public officials organize entries and assess bike safety.
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Beiress
Canaan
Police Dept
Magusthate Kom Langdon
Toe Tame Sutets
Tea Scautt
Puquils
Tle Cros
scoQeok
Diva Edo
Jane Coast Scott
Kintres
Public School Board
Ed Wilson
Safety program draws chiefs at Ontario convention
The Ontario Chief Constables Convention in Sudbury focused on a new safety programme by the Department of Highways. Police Chief Ray ialey attended the three day event as delegates endorsed reforms to the Highway Traffic Act and firearm registration rules, aiming for stronger public relations and enforcement.
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Department of Highways
Ontario
Sudbury
Pollice
Ray Ialey
Nickel Range
Lic
GE Nichols
Attorney Generals Department
Wis Aberica
Queen's Park
Eleven Safe Hunters Pass Training Course
The Georgetown Anglers and Hunters graduate their first class from the Hunter Safers Training Course on May 20. Instructors Dan Tuicock and Don Powers led the trainees at the Georgetown Anglers and Hunters Cabin, with graduates receiving a Safe Hunter Ontario brassard and a certificate of confidence.
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Goorgetown
Hunter Safers
Beadas
Department of Lands and Forests
Dan Tuicock
Don Powers
Georgetown Anglers
Lanters
Tickory Balls
On- Tari
Clib
Georgetown High School Board Clash Ends Secretary Resignation
The Georgetown High School board faced heated debate as Lt Col Gordon Hiewatre resigned as secretary amid opposition from the Specialist Aid Board and pressure over finances. Col Brown threatened to resign unless support was given to past programs and staff, with attendance and faculty concerns dominating the April meeting.
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Gordon Hiewatre
Georgetown
Brown
Col Brown
Getore
de Cape Nett
Herald Carrier Boy Service Fo Norval Extend
The piece describes routine carrier duties and subscriber interactions for the Herald in Norval. It mentions distribution routes, delivery steps, and customer engagement as carriers handle daily newspapers and address subscriber needs.
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Extend
Herald Carrier Boy Service
Norval
Sunshine School Wins Prize in Lucky Draw Event
The Sun shine School receives 384 from a local lucky draw. Names such as Wake Vo antic and Netlens appear in the readable text, with references to prize winners like Ninsoeville and Josiah Boyonis. The fragmentary OCR notes a May 20 date and mentions locations and prizes amid scattered names.
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Paige
Ninsoeville
IOV Levesque
Georgetown Nursing Group Meeting Planned
A nursing organization announced a meeting in Georgetown with listed speakers including Miss Dh Muddy and Mrs Satee. Attendees present included Rosecest, aged various, while the exact agenda remains unclear due to damaged text.
Mayor Hyde Rides In Rodeo Day Parade
The article notes Mayor Hyde will participate in the Rodeo Day Parade along Western Way and local events. Proceeds from button sales benefit the hospital, with residents encouraged to attend, wear costumes, and support the cause through the weekend activities.
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Mayor Hyde
Investigate Possibility of Renting Town Vehicles
City officials discussed the feasibility of renting town vehicles to reduce maintenance costs. A budget review showed current funding was adequate, with consensus that no clear pattern emerged yet for a rental program. Officials noted garbage collection timing and street maintenance plans may adapt to a revised vehicle strategy.
Township Approves 65 Home Subdivision Plan
The subdivision plan advances toward reality with 65 family dwellings planned. No apartments or detached units are included. The plan, consisting of thirty five acres near Stewartson, awaits next steps and submission to the Department of Planning and Development.
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Sean
Strive To Save Eye After Fish Hook Incident
A six year old boy, Jons Birch, son of Mr and Mrs Bob Brick, is sedated at Guelph General Hospital after a fishing accident. He is in serious condition following an eye injury and surgical attempts to save the eye. The family was at Stewarttown when the accident occurred. The eye outcome will be known in ten to fourteen days.
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Jons Birch
Bob Brick
Delrex
Guelph
Stewarttown
Sankt
Hydro Staffer Earns M A in Physics at Univ of Terente Merc
A Hydro staffer completed work on his Master of Arts in Physics with a university convocation on May 27. He has served as a mathematical analyst and programmer on the Mr and Nes series at TOA while pursuing advanced education. He previously earned a Bachelor of Arts in Physics in 18.
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Hick
Jedeitiete
Mien
Terente
Merc Bers
Mrs Earl Hornby Leads Local Business Women's Club
The Business Women's Club reports on a regional meeting attended by fifteen members and outlines progress on the Georgetown Memorial Hospital project. Officers elected include President Mrs Bart Therudos and Vice Presidents Miss Nora Kianste and Mass Jesty Machenste, with plans for the season’s closing meeting at Tannehof and installation of officers.
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Anne Garadola
Geraldine Barnes
Viceret Gardiner
Earl Hornby
Elati
Mies
Wan Wathiee
Elates
Georgetown Memorial Hospital
W. Gwigdata
Ontario
MooWas
Wouse
Tannehof
Nattanville
Irene Abbottson
Brampton Club
Wallace Thompson
Bart Therudos
Mass Jesty Machenste
Nora Kianste
0. Rundle
Mass Bobby Kells
van Kane
Correspondiaipe
Vlanies
Bellegheus
van Smith
Probham
Doe
Sock
Mrs Herbert Ross Dies in Detroit Widow of Herbert Ross
The obituary notes the death of Bessie A. Ross on May 28 in Detroit at the Windsor home of her daughter Aileen Mohardt. Survived by daughter and three granddaughters Mary Ann and Patricia Mohardt and sister Mrs. W J Ryan, interment at Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown.
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Bessie A. Ross
Herbert Ross
Ross
Georgetown
Windsor
Aileen
Pant Mohardt
Mary
Ann
Patricia Mohardt
Detroit
W. J. Ryan
Ct. Catharines
Greenwood Cemetery
Georetown
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