Windsor Graduate Receives Bachelor of Arts Degree
Lyville Kertner graduated from the University of Windsor with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in sociology. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Kentner, she attended Georgetown District High School and Alma Cecilese St Thomas, completing her secondary education.
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Lyville Kertner
University of Windsor
Claude Kentner
Queen S
Georgetown District
Alma Cecilese
St. Thomas
Debate over two year term at council meeting
During a heated council session the two year term was debated with Dr. Emmerson stating he would not run again while opponents argued a democratic vote was needed. A plebiscite was proposed as ratepayer Steve Emmerson challenged past decisions and the mayor and reeve weighed rescinding by law before October.
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Steve Emmerson
Council
Dr. Smiths
Gibbons
Themelves
Bob Francis
Halton Hills Ratepayers Association Formed in Ward 3
Georgetown ratepayers from Ward 3 gathered at Cedarvale Centennial Centre on June 10 to accept a constitution for Halton Hills Ratepayers Association. The group plans open membership and aims to represent community needs to authorities and boost municipal civic engagement. An upcoming meeting was set to elect officers and adopt by laws.
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Cedarvale Centennial Centre
Halton Hills
Nurse Jane DeSylva Graduates at St Joseph’s School
Jane DeSylva daughter of Mr and Mrs James DeSylva Norval graduates from St Josephs Hospital of Nursing Foronto at Convocation Hall on May 15 She attended St Josephs High School Islington and Georgetown District High School She hopes to work in Madrid Spain The 89 graduates include Fred Jerger the first male nurse to graduate from the school.
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James DeSylva
Norval
St. Joseph's
Hspital of Nursing
Foronto
St Joseph's High School
Islington
Georgetown
Madrid
Spain
Fred Jerger
Whiting Wins Large Majority in First Attempt
Haltons Whiting lands a commanding victory in Halton with a 17 859 vote total to 12 576 for Peter McWilliams. NDP candidate Murray Kernighan strong third with 6 554. Local results show similar trends in Georgetown and Esquesny. Whiting will replace Dr. Harry Harley in Parliament as Trudeau leads Liberals to gains across Ontario. Official counts pending final tally Saturday.
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Halton
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Bud Whiting
Mr. Whiting
Peter McWilliams
Whiting
the Williams
NDP
Murray Kernighan
Oakville
Harry Harley
Harley
Olane
Daughters Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Riviera Club
Mr and Mrs Jim Turnbull Windsor Rad observed their 25th anniversary with a party June 22. Daughters planned the event at the Riviera Club Norval with lunch and gifts at the Turnbull home. A recording was made by Turnbull family in England.
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Norval
Planning Extension to Towns Public Library
A resolution from Georgetown Library Board informs the council of plans to hire an architect to design an extension at the present library site for 1 500 dollars. The Board says most library members prefer extending the current site. Deputy Reeve Speight urged OMB approval before spending. Mayor Gibbons noted opposition to adding a library to the high school project.
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Georgetown Council Adopts Premeeting Delegation Procedure
The Georgetown council last week set a written prenotice rule for delegations. Ratepayers must inform Town Clerk C. G. Benham by 3:00 p.m. Thursday before a meeting, including the subject to be presented. Copies of waivers will be provided to councillors for efficient consideration.
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C.G. Benham
Heads for Teaching Heads for Teaching Carolynne Hallity
Carolynne Hallity, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Hallity of Docksville, graduates from the University of Toronto with an Honours BA in English Language and Literature on May 31. She plans to study education at Ontario College of Education in September, continuing English and library subjects, aiming to become a high school English specialist.
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Carolynne Trallitt
Gordon Hallitt
Docksville
University of Toronto
Halhiits
Georgetown
Carolynnee
Harrison Public School
Over Education
Ontario College of Education
Kneidh
Local council debates parking meters and school expansion
Council debated restoring a free system for parking meters and a plan to add a fifth classroom. The change, opposed by one councillor, follows a prior shift away from the current method. A construction project by VanDerMeer is under way at S100, funded by the school society. Edith McDonald, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hack McDonald, graduates from Macdonald Institute with BASc and plans teaching. Other items mention a Georgetown golf club and local education notes.
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Eaton's
Rer
Gray Coach
Georgetown ‘Transportation Co
VanDerMeer
Doug Sinclair
Thatea
Yete Carter
Chan Gatsy
District Woman Pilot in Coast To Coast Race
Mrs Barbara Brotherton of Limehouse will co pilot TAR No 46 in the All Woman Transcontinental Air race from July 6 to 9. She teams with Mrs Ruth Bliss of Chappaqua N Y in a Piper Cherokee with 180 hours plus. They fly Savannah Georgia bound after starting at Van Nuys California.
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Limehouse
van Nuys
California
Savannah
Georgia
Brotherton
Ruth Bliss
Chappaqua
N.Y
Bliss
Jenny
Rockland Air Equipment Co
Spring Valley
Westchester’ Children’s” Association
White Phans
Eliott Bliss
New York City
Start Addition to Georgetown Christian School Construction Begins
Start of an extension to Georgetown Christian School on Esquesing’s Tth Line adds two classrooms and washroom facilities on the south side. The project targets September opening for an anticipated enrolment of between 180 and 190 pupils. The Georgetown institution opened three years ago.
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Georgetown Christian School
Esquesing
Canadian pros to compete in Carling-Millar Trophy
An estimated 150 Canadian golf professionals will travel to Georgetown Golf and Countess Club next week for the Carling-Millar Trophy. The event showcases top players, with organizers emphasizing the demanding layout and strong field gearing up for a competitive stroke-play series.
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Aeast
Georsetown
Golf and Countess Club
Montreal golf tour event set for record purse
The Canishoon Golf Tour resumes with a record purse as Millar leads the field at the third event this year. Preceded by a fund-raiser on July 2, the meet draws media from Georgetown area as clubs prepare for the Quebec Open and related competitions.
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Canishoon Golf Tour
CVGN
Mb Millar
Vie Thompsen
Ken Gara
Neon
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