Smith and Stone and Plax Office Employees Union Pact
Smith and Stone Limited and Plax Canada signed a three year contract with the International Union of Automobile Workers for salaried office staff. The Ontario Labor Relations Board certified the union as bargaining agent on February 6. The pact includes wage scales, classifications, and a new prescription drug plan with welfare benefit modifications. Salary progressions and a cost of living allowance tied to CPI will be phased in starting June 1968. Negotiations concluded after five months, with the agreement effective June 3.
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Company
Junion
UAW
Ontario Labor Relations Board
Smith & Stone Limited
Plax
Canada
Incl
Georgetown
International Union of Automobile Workers
Confederation Street Named For Ninth Line In Glen Williams
Esquesing council debated renaming the Ninth Line through the Glen to Confederation Street to aid mail delivery. Proposals also suggested Mullin Lane and Bennett Place for unused streets, with assesor Beaton tasked to assign house numbers. Officials rejected changing Glen names conflicting with Georgetown.
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Glen
Confederation Street
Tom Hill
Esquesing Council
Mullin Lane
Art Beaton
Georgetown
George Curtiie
Glen Williams
Alexander
Back Beaver
Credit
Erin
Karen
Guelph
Main
Mountain
Residents Demand Action to End Mill Odour Nuisance
Walter Pacholok new building inspector faces a busy council agenda after the mayor's bylaw appointment. Residents from Kinz-Sarah Street district accuse the Domtar Pulp and Paper mill of persistent odours despite fog nozzle plans. Council hears that fog nozzles may be automated to solve the issue, while residents push for action beyond local management.
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Domtar Pulp & Paper
Water Street
Main Street
Wimpry
Two new industries for town in Georgetown plan
Georgetown council approved bringing Baltimore Aircoil Canada Ltd to a 10 acre Todd Road site east of Sinclair Avenue. The deal involved town land, prior lot sales, and a quit claim for three highway frontage lots as Brumac Developments lines up five more building lots totaling 22 acres for Assembly Building Co Ltd.
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Council
Baltimore Aircoil (Canada) Ltd
Georgetown
Todd Road
Sinclair Avenue
W.E. Kahlert
G. Manning
Mr. Kahlert
William McNally
Brumac
Metropitan Halton Developments
Assembly Building Co. Ltd
Centennial Saturday celebrates in Georgetown with plans and petitions
Georgetown marks Centennial Saturday as Glen Williams and Norval organize all day festivities. An adjacent notice cites dust and mud from Wimpey subdivision machinery, while a Harrison Smith motion aims to bar future house permits until roads are paved, curbs and gutters installed.
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Georgetown
Glen Williams
Norval
Wimpey
Harrison- Smith
Tragic Drowning of Oakville Girl at Limehouse Pool
Five year old Teresa Vanzutven of Oakville was found unconscious in a Limehouse pool during a family outing at Waterfalls Playground. She died in hospital about six hours later. An inquest will follow. The incident marks the third drowning death in Georgetown area in eleven days.
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Limehouse
Georgetown
Oakville
Waterfalls Playground
Teresa Vanzutven
H.J.M. Vanzutven
Rebecca St
Kenneth Heisler
James Hachey
Teresa
Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
F.B. Roberts
Georgetown students join Ontario Model UN seminar at Waterloo
Three Georgetown District High School students Alex Goudeketting Robert Saxe and Tony McAuley will join about 150 Ontario high school delegates at the University of Waterloo for a model United Nations Seminar from June 24 to 30. The event marks the fifth year of U W and United Nations Association in Canada cooperation. Topics include Viet Nam disarmament human rights declarations racial discrimination Southern Rhodesia Aden and South Arabia.
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Alex Goudeketting
Robert Saxe
Tony McAuley
Georgetown District
Ontario
United Nations
University of Waterloo
U of W
United Nations Association
Canada
Viet Nam
Rhodesia
Aden
South Arabia
No Charge So No Hearing on Police Chief, Says OPC Official
Ontario Police Commission official Magistrate T. Graham told the Herald there has been no charge against Police Chief Roy Haley and thus no hearing. He explained officers are Crown officials, not municipal employees, and can only be dismissed after a charged offence and conviction. Two weeks earlier council asked the Commission to investigate Haley, suspending him with pay. The piece also notes a call for graduate photos for a Herald feature.
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T. Graham
Ontario Police Commission
Herald
Ontario
Roy Haley
Georgetown Pool Opens With All Juvenile Lineup
A juvenile roster gathers at Georgetown Community Swimming Pool as the splash season returns. The pool opened Saturday and a wide view shows eager swimmers preparing to dive into the cooling aqua.
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Mary Pearce
Ian Presgrave
Jerry Dambski
Bruce McCartney
Jim Hogan
S&s and
John F. Clarke
Ray Salter
Bruce Anderson
George Williams
Haines Crescent
K. C. Lindsay
Delmar French
Stephen Saxe
Hornby Ball Park
Lrate
Walter Pacholok
Mr. Pacholok
Nick Kirewskie
Kinz- Sarah St
Barry Price
Sarah St
Roy Ballentine
Reeve Speight
Dennis Hardisty King Sr
Toronto
Ernest Peasey
Sarah Sr
Gibbons
Pli
Lou Pankenin
Mill St
Water St
Jim Young
Don Stoddard
North
Horizon
Mr. McNally
Teresa Vanzutvan
Limehouse Pond
Georgetown & District Memorial Hospital
Linda
Imperial Truck and Trailer Company
Gerald David
Alden
Credit River
River Drive
Model UN
OPC
the Herald
Georges
Victoria Cres
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