Plan Lacrosse League In Town This Summer
Construction of a new lacrosse bowl at the corner of Sargent Road and Mountainview is under way and should finish soon. Town league will have four age groups novice Pee Wee bantam and juvenile. Players may register with Red Asseltine Shel Lawr Roy Norton Sr Glen Williams and others for Ontario Minor Lacrosse. Registration fee is 25 cents.
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Ivaygue
Lacrose
Red Asseltine
ST Byron St
Shel Lawr
Ewing St
Roy Norton
Glen Williams
Red Asseltine Ayd
Herb Robinson
Harold Bairstow
Gerry Perkins
Roy Snell
Roy Norton Jr
Peter Miller
Bud Hayes
Bill Hayes
Fifty Candles On Guide Birthday Cake
Gaels of Tad Georgetown Gart Guede companys and their mothers attended a banquet on St George's parish last Wednesday. A feature was a birthday cake with fifty candles symbolizing fifty years of guiding. Mrs Bree shown Camp Kiowa pictures and thanked for her talk by Mrs Betty Jarmeson. Captain Mrs Eugene Green toasted the queen. A mothers toast was led by Yoounda Goudehetting, with Mrs Joe MetCoakes replying. The commissioner Mrs Robert Wyatt and Rev Kenneth Richardson spoke during the evening.
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Georgetown
St George's Parish
Guide Nng
Kiowa
Hamilton
Bree
Hatolitun
Betty Jarmeson
Eugene Green
Yoounda Goudehetting
Joe MetCoakes
Robert Wyatt
Kenneth Richardson
Council Promises Dust Control For East Delrew Road
Residents complain of dust along Delrex East roads as R E Kellythorne cites health issues including allergy shots for a family. Road Chairman Gray says Deltex and Desotop tents will start a joint effort Tuesday to apply calcium on the road treads for temporary relief until ownership transfers. Dr Harrieen calls it a joint effort and questions finances.
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Delrex East
R. E. Kellythorne
Council
Kellythorne
Chauman Gray
Deltex
Tyun
Jocnl
Harrieen
Whyh
Alrea
Dr Warrison
Cro
Johan Vibett
State plebiscite on ward voting sparks local debate
December discussion shows Harrison opposing a state plebiscite on ward voting. Town engineers discuss water wagon contracts and dust concerns on Weber Drive. Residents cite nuisance from dust and speeding, asking for police checks and better road maintenance.
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Harrison
Graduates In Nursing Plans University Study
Mhoda Dixon daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Dinan Glen Wathams received her diploma at Consocation Hall University of Toronto on June 7th from the Atkinson School of Nursing She plans to enroll on the public health nursing certificate course at the University of Toronto Present at the ceremony were her parents sister Dunta brothers Walter and Wasyne her grandmother Mrs Sophie Dinan others attended Georgetown Toronto Thamesville Scarboro and Carole Seddon The town council discussed moving to a ward voting system with mixed opinions and a council vote, seven in favor and two against, to be decided by public input.
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Mhoda Dixon
Bert) Dinan
Glen Wathams
Consocation Hall
University of Toronto
Ue Atkinson School
Toronto Western Hospital
University of Toroant
Sester Dunta
Walter
Wasyne
Aother
Sophie Dinen
Mer
Hert Hwlock
Glen Williams
Ralph Jackson
Chrastal
Scarboro
Hyde
Harrison
Ian Cass
John D Kelly
John Gunn
Gunn
Kelly
Oman
Georgetown
Reeve Sarpent
Fred Harrison
Exon
Reeve Sargent
Comeo
Harrudy Pa Nts
Maya Hyde
Dr. Harrison
Rodeo Gives $1000 to New Georgetown Hospital Drive
An estimated forty thousand attendees filled the park for Georgetown’s western week rodeo fundraiser. The event, led by Kay Hales and Maver Fadyde, netted profits above $1,000 for the Georgetown Hospital project and featured rider parades, western costumes, a stagecoach display, and performances by the Georgetown Girls Pipe Hands.
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Georgetown Hospital
Kay Hales
Maver Fadyde
Train Noble
Win F Hunter
Matt Allison
Reeve Walter Gray
George Storey
Stephen
Wes Rutleage
Toronto
Georgetown
Hamilton
Hospital sod turning marks Ontario funding milestone
Deputy Health Minister Dr W G Brown and local officials spoke at the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital sod turning ceremony. The event featured tree planting, a maple sapling, and remarks on rising campaign targets and hospital deficits disappearing under the Ontario Hospital Services Commission.
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Georgetown
Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital
Park
John Gunn
Hospital Association
Stan Hall
Halton
W G. Brown
Ontario
Axo
Dr. Brown
Council Hears Delays Hit Sewage Plant Project
At a Monday meeting Cro Fred Harrison pressed for a progress report on the sewage disposal plant. Meo Viarrisot said completion is now projected for October with little activity since Christmas after weather and a site access denial by Delrex Developments. The mayor and town engineer discussed potential extra costs and expropriation steps as the town considers paying bills without control. The council will seek reports from Proctor & Redfern and OWRC at the next session.
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Cro
Fred Harrison
Meo Viarrisot
Gineer Bligh
Ois Ras
Atte
Bligh
Tryde
Counce
Proctor & Redfern Engineering
OWRC
Harmony in Town Sections Aims for Chamber Unity
Commerce leaders discuss bringing together old and new town areas. They question if newer residents join activities as much as they could and if groups are using moving residents' skills to benefit the town. An evening meeting will be planned to explore the topic further.
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Harmony In
Commerce Chamber Aim
Chamber of Commerce
North Halton Golf
Georgetown High to Add Seven More Teachers This Fall
Georgetown High School will increase staff to 27 for the fall term, the largest teaching roster yet as September reconvenes. Five new teachers join classrooms. two current staff depart for other positions. Existing staff include Principal J L Lambert and Vice Principal A NM Baxter with several teachers moving to full-time roles. new hires bring expertise from Toronto, Islington, Smithville, and Brampton.
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Wall
Georgetown High School
Beryl Knocker
Miss E McKay
Dickinson
Burlington
Central High School of Commerce
Toronto
University of Toronto
Harvard
Smithville
Sally Powell
Parry Sound
UWO
OCK
Oscar Robb
Milton
Georgetown
Acton
R. Hess
J L. Lambert
A. NM. Baxter
G. Chillingworth
Blair Armstrong
Thomas Beer
Alex Dobson
Sid Hardie
Florence Luke
Paul Legge
Lyn McLaren
Alan, Prousy
Maurice Pastor
Rose Piercey
Vv. Nay
Francis Suzamerell
John Walker
Charles Wilson
Toronto Woman Maud Hill Buried in Glen Williams Cemetery
Maud Hill of Toronto died at her home 2 Nleecker Street on June 10. She was buried in the family plot at Glen Williams cemetery on Monday. Relatives include nieces and nephews Mrs Wilfred Rogers Sundridge Mrs William Smith Sudbury Court ney Frank Gregg Gar son and cousin Harold Earle Toronto. Funeral service held Monday morning at Turner Porter Chapel.
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Maud Hill
Nleecker St
Glen Williams
Miss Hill
Wilfred Rogers
Sundridge
William Smith
Sudbury
Courtney
Frank Gregg
Garson
Cousha
Harold Earle
Turner & Porter Chapel
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Weber Drive
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Thamesville
Yor Hyde
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Henry Helfant
Carol Ann Barber
Gary Hyde Norton
Bart Scott
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Clarence Charters
Brampton
Ontario Hospital Services Commission
Sane
Mer Stan Hall
Doug Soenent
J. Inwits
Peel Memorial Hospital
Alex Calder
Dave Smith
Norman Smith
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Frank R. Pendles
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Shirley Jane
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Robert A Shelton
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