Labour Group Endorses Retarded School Aid
The Oakwine and District Labour Council endorsed Ceargetown and Oakville Town Councils resolutions urging provincial government to provide grants to retarded children schools. President G. G. Meym and secretary M. Caputo urged immediate aid and reaffiliation with the Religion Labour Council of Canada for another year.
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Labour
Oakwine
Whale
G. G. Meym
Labour Council
M. Caputo
Oakville and District
Margaret Piller former Georgetown resident dies in Deal England
Former Georgetown resident Mrs Margaret Grieve Piller dies in Deal Kent England on June Bith after a long illness. She led the Georgetown Guides and helped initiate the Georgetown Hospital project. She leaves her husband daughter Christine son Walter and several grandchildren.
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Georgetows
Margaret (Grieve) Piller
Deal
Kent
England
Grieve
Canada
Piller
Alatair Macintosh
St Georgetown Guides
Cupary Wyleshire
London
National Coal Board
Macintosh
Georgetown
Puller
Christine
Mre Macintosh
Waller Grieve
Hinecley
Asl
Saffourdshire
Elspeth
Donald
Alison
Roderick Macintosh
Judith
Angela
Plane Makes Emergency Landing On 570 Yard Golf Course
A light plane touched down on the Georgetown Golf and Country Club 570 yard ninth fairway during an emergency landing. The pilot, low on fuel, and his girlfriend landed near the green and were greeted by pro Jim Burton and club director Griff Adamson before continuing to Brampton.
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Georgetown Golf and Country Club
Oshawa
Guelph
Georgetown
Jim Burton
Griff Adamson
Brampton
Ottawa Man Worked At Knitting Plant
Dalton McCartney a former Ottawa resident died recently in Ottawa. He was born in Georgetown and attended local school. He worked at the Harley Kay knitting plant before moving to Gollawa. He played in the Orange Lodge band and is survived by his wife his mother and a sister Norma Mrs Hoo Armstrong of Bowmanville Howmanvalle.
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Dalton McCartney
Ottawa
Rob McCartney
Bowmanville
McCartney
Georgetown
Harley Kay
Gollawa
Orange Lodge
Norma
Hoo Armatrong
Howmanvalle
Social and Personal Notes From Toronto and Guelph
Mr and Mrs Garfield McGilvray and Carol attended a clan teunnion at the home of Mr and Mrs Fo Mac Vicar on Arjay Crescent Toronto. Two visitors from England Mrs Dorothy Hopley and Miss Christine Hopley returned home after a tenimonth stay with Mrs Franklin Young at 31 Charles Street. They are Mrs Young's mother and sister. Mr Douglas Sargent hosted a farewell tea for neighbours and presented the travelers with a bon voyage gift.
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Garfield McGilvray
Carol
Guelph Street
McGuilvray
Clan Teunnion
Fo Mac
Arjay Cresc
Toronto
England
Dorothy Hopley
Christine Hopley
Georgetown
Franklin Young
Charles Streets
Young
Douglas Sargent
Regional Planning Discussed For Rural Municipalities
A Regional Planning Workshop heard Dr. Ralph Krueger of Waterloo University argue that rural areas suffer from poor planning and that regional planning can control land prices and shared rural costs. Speakers urged shared industrial assessment and cross-boundary cooperation to replace outdated municipal borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Krueger
Waterloo University
Mr. Krueger
Thia, Ton
Elderly Resident Catherine McKay Dies in Millan
Mise Catherine Kate McKay 8 a longtime resident of Georgetown died June 15 at Ilalton Centennial Manor Millan. She was daughter of Donald and the late family, active in Rallinafad and St John United churches, last in Ballinafad service conducted by Rev Charles Beaton. Interment Providence Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Mise Catherine
Kate) McKay
Ilalton Centennial Manor
Millan
Donald McKay
J. Bo Vaughan
Fallbrook Farm
Ellen
Georgetown
Charles St
Park Entrance
Sandy
Silvercreek
Ilalton Manor
Rallinafad United Church
St. John's United Church
Woman's Association
Women's Missionary Society
Fllen
Wall Kirkwood
Mary
Robert
John
William
James Donald
David
Charles Beaton
Ballinafad Church
Clete Schwan
Owen Sound
William Kirkwood
Donald Kirkwood
Arobia—SicKay
F_1
Shortill
Wilfred Flarcing
Providence Cemetery
Limehouse Invitation to Brantford Meeting
The WMS met at Mrs. Mille’s home with Mrs. Sanford chairing in Mrs. Mitchell’s absence. A special camp fund collection was taken and Miss Irena invited the group to her Brantford home. Guests included Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Jal Noble, and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, with refreshments served afterward.
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WMS
Internatens Centre for International Students Opened
The Internatens Centre, built over ten years, welcomes students from around the world to study, dine, and live in a diverse environment. About 500 international and 400 home students participate, with growth seen in the last five years and plans for social events and club activities. Local Rotary clubs anticipate a busy week with a joint Acton Milton Georgetown meet, a Beef Barbecue, and a twin charter night for two new Rotary clubs.
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Internatens
Voy
Cesrgetewr
Rea
Studenh
Gby
Beens
Studants
Acton - Milton - Ceargetown
Orangeville
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Ller Tunes
Borothy DIX
Peter Jones
Woof Thomson
Kitchener
Tle
Pan
Thomson
Ed Wirt
SS _Mitherton
Anvorsted
Gsembled
Limehouse
Brantford
W. Curry
Buckhannon
W. Virginia
Daltie
Chas. Agnew
Woodbin
John Glynn
Bert Benton
Acton
Muskoka
Mrs
Walter Simmons
Petawewe
BR. Talbot
Lawrance_Sinclair
Geraldton
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In Canada
A. C. Patterson
Milliere
Wesleyan St
RCA Victor
Clairtone
Philco
Rogers Majestic
Moterela
Lowe-Opte
Boughton Jewellers
Main St. N
Rey—Erttta Nebviel
Gescad Smart
Gea Furnes
R .H .Thompson
WIGO
McClary
Tom Haines
Glen Williame
Arnold Rathbun Trangle
Sun Use of
Gower Court
Deine
N PT
Markey Street
Hare Charles Dykstra
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