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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
8
Dr Jim Emmer told the council he visited the sanitary land site Friday night and found it clean and tidy. Bob Lane promised action to stop burning garbage after Thursday’s meeting. Emmerson reported outside trucks dumped waste over the weekend, and urged continued steps to keep the site clean.
The Halton County Conservative Association stages its annual picnic at Lowville Park on Sunday June 10 starting at 2 PM. Minister Michael Starr will speak supporting candidate Sandy Best. The program features Georgetown Girls Pipe Band Sweet Adelines an old time fiddling contest and games.
Council reviews Alois Niethspech plan for a 16500 building on ten acres set back from road and west residence. Health unit reports adequate water. permissions hinge on Health Act compliance. Other items include 108700 motel and snack bar permit and a stalled municipal building debenture financing decision.
Exotic Hawaiian decor framed the Kinette club annual Riviera event with palm trees garlands and a hula floor show led by Hawaiian maids. The seven woman chorus from the Kinsmen Club performed a French Can Can to wide acclaim. Proceeds support Georgetown high school bursary funds.
Milton defeats Georgetown 81 to 64 in game one as Alister Blair allows two runs on the mound and Mike Cummins, Lane, and J Blair lead with two hits each. Georgetown errors tally seven, Milton seven as big plays and fielding miscues shape the contest. In the Sunday rematch Georgetown falls 64 with Hill Jeffers shutting down Milton late and Milton relief by McDuffe holding the visitors scoreless.
In a doubleheader opener Strikes Owl Bobbies earned a win with strong pitching and timely hits. Milton made two errors while Georgetown recorded seven errors in a high scoring clash. Jeffers held runners steady with three hits allowed and two bunts perfect.
Daughters Luncheon drawn a wide crowd with bright tables and steady service. Guests enjoyed offerings at the serving table as the event proceeds.
The 1962 Georgetown Herald reports the annual children’s picnic will be paid for by the event and patterned after the traditional political picnics of past years, as stated by Mr Best.
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