Centennial cairn unveiled in Greenwood cemetery ceremony
A joint effort by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 120, Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Independent Order of Odd Fellows Orion Lodge 100, and Verdun Rebekah Lodge 184 erected and unveiled a centennial cairn at Greenwood Cemetery. The march, prayers, hymns, and flag ceremony united Cubs, Scouts, Lions Club, and local bands, followed by services for veterans and lodge burials. Wreaths laid at the cenotaph earlier this day.
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Ite
Royal Canadian Legion Branch
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Orion Lodge
Verdun Rebeckah Lodge
Greenwood Cemetery
Post Office
Guelph Street
Durham
Union Street
Legion
Odd Fellows
Council Reopens Clerk Administrator Hiring Question
Council revisits the clerk administrator issue as Drs. Smith Young and others move to review all applications. Debate centers on coordination across departments, potential savings, and whether to set terms of reference or proceed with a six month trial before deciding. The motion to review applications passes six to three despite cost concerns.
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William Smith
James Young
Ce. Young
Dr. Steamer Feamerson
Commissioner resigns over salary dispute in bitter note
A city commissioner resigns citing unmet salary requirements and expresses regret. The letter thanks county staff and officials for their support while stating salary demands could not be met. Officials plan to advertise for a replacement at the upcoming meeting.
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Mendiay
County Pest
Automobile Accidents Noted in Georgetown Police Report
In May Georgetown police documented 13 automobile accidents with $103 in property damage totals and recovery of stolen property. The force logged 10,218 miles by two cruisers, issued 53,560 in fines, and pursued charges under Highway Traffic Act and Criminal Code. There were 101 complaints investigated, 55 summonses served, and 13 arrests. two people were reported missing.
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Georgetown
Police Department
Damag
Georgetown Council Buys Packer For One Dollar Deal
Report says Georgetown council approved a Sicard garbage packer for the unusual price of one dollar in a 1965 end to a bargain purchase scheme. The $14,190 machine reportedly had 83 percent of rent applied to the price and a second unit was planned immediately.
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Council
Municipal Garage Plans Hit Drawboard Draw in Town
A garbled notice discusses a town garage project. Robert Franes urges a town owned unit ahead of schedule, citing annual costs of about 4.50 dollars per year. A local advocate says opposition softened as the time to act arrives.
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Facape
Look and Compare Ratepayers Request Two Water Towers
A Monday letter from J. Schofield of Rexway Drive urged the council to address two water towers. He said one tower produced rusty water while the other did not. He argued it is the town’s duty to supply water fit for human consumption without offensive odour or colour and not harmful to health or property.
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Reeve Wm. F. Hunter
J. Schofield
Rexway Drive
Seek Green Light Hospital Addition Reported Costs
An itemized note describes costs for removal of rust stains at Seek Green Light Hospital Addition. It cites purchase of oxalic acid extra soap water softener and extra hot water to rewash garments. The entry says minimum billing falls short of reimbursement and references delays with the insurance company on a prior claim. It lists ruined items and mentions a recipe and cautions from Mr Schofield.
What a Way to Empty the Pool Georgetown Community
A garbled excerpt mentions Georgetown and a pool incident with names like Bowden and Whima. It references water safety and a North York setting, with fragments implying a family tie and a controversial meme. The text is unclear but centers on a pool mishap and local figures.
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Georgetown
Pqsis
Bowden
Tapery
North York
Georgetown Hospital Eyes Classroom and Ward Space Expansion
The Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital seeks approval from the Ontario Hospital Services Commission to plan a student nurses classroom for 15 to 20 and to prepare architect drawings for additional medical surgical beds. The project is tied to the Credit Valley School of Nursing and funded by the Provincial Government. Occupancy data show rising demand and a maternity ward decline, with 1 000 new homes planned this summer affecting bed usage.
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Georgetown & District Memorial Hospital Board
Ontario Hospital Services Commission
Georgetown’s Hospital
Credit Valley School of Nursing
South Peel Hospital
Cooksville
Georgetown Hospital Board
OHS
Four Toronto high school students gain early UTQ admission
Four Georgeioeo High School students Alarecht Coble Roger Sacih Andres Smece and Deos axt Young have been granted East Final Admission for September 1967 at the University of Toronto. This marks the second year the university admitted students before Grade 13 results. Admissions are offered regardless of Grade 13 exam marks. final qualification depends on later results and a good academic report.
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Georgeioeo High School
University of Toront
Jesus
Geortecuwn Dhs
Alarecht Coble
Roger Sacih
Andres Smece
Deosaxt Young
Real Cave
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John T. Armstrong
Joseph Gibbons
Rev
K.C. Johston
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Our Fathers
Father C. Devent
Robert Duncanson
Norval Presbyterian Church
Eric Mills
St. George's Anglican Church
LE. Wilton
First Baptist Church
Ralph Hawes
Charles Aubrey Grant
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Legion Hall
Odd Fellows Hall
Aubrey Grant
Cornal
Arthur Speight
Bob Franccis
Dr. Young
Coun
Cil
Roy Ballentine
Rs. Harrison
Emmerson
Seimmert
Wbbert
Robert Franes
Ear Yoong
Seek Green Light Hospital
Cornell
Nort
W. F. Lumsden
Georgetown Hospital
Fred Whittaker
Durog
Whittaker
University of Toronto
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