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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 27, 1968

Page

5

Fourth Line Site For Residence for Retarded

A proposed site along Fourth Line to house residents aged 22 to 80 described as retarded would serve Milton Acton and Ge. Residents formerly in an old age home on Fourth Line would be moved to the Sideroad in Faquesing, subject to approval by the Department of National Health and Welfare.

Halton Milton Acton Rye Department, of National Health ,and Welfare Baardolf Davenport Causey Hope Workshop Sunshine School

Scenic Tunnels Fascinate Students On Niagara Tour

Grade 7 and 8 students from Park School set out for Niagara Falls at 8 20 am on June 20. Shawn Fisher reports a lively trip with plans for a residential facility nearby and discussions on land availability, site inspection, and transportation concerns.

Shawn Fisher Park School Niastara Falls Ute Kean Yather

Lyons, Terra Cotta farmer, dies at 70 in Georgetown

Frederick Hamilton Lyons 70, owner and operator of the Terra Cotta Home Farm in Chinguacousy township until his retirement in 1953, died at Tullamore Nursing Home on May no details provided. He was born at Lot 27 Chinguacousy, educated at Clay Wall and Georgetown High, elder of Union Presbyterian Church, and longtime Terra Cotta ball club member. Survived by wife Anne Hewson and daughter Nora. siblings noted. Funeral at Ames Church with interment in Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.

Chinguacouny Township Frederick Hamilton Lyons Tullamore Willian George Lyons Georgina Ann Mercer Lot Chinsuscousy Clay Wall School Georgetown High School Union Presbyterian—Church Mr. Lyons Anne Hewson Toronto Nora Lestie Winter Flood Richmond Hill Mas Mary Lyons Erin J. Eccles Brampton George Ryly Alberta Mcicer Ames Robert Duncanson Greewood Georgetown Charles McNally BI Hunter Leslie Icam Howard Dolson Art McKane Ann Frank Petch Wilfrid Leslie Erle Leslie Norman Icam Jack McDonalks Leslie Young Clarence Anderson Owens MacDonald Bert Bullock Herbert Dolson Percy Leslie Huso Lyons Roy ‘Lyons

Disagrees With Editor Must Educate

The Herald editor argues for inner discipline over external enforcement, urging gradual government adoption of education changes. He warns delaying reforms widens the gap between old ideas and future needs, though not expecting immediate implementation.

Water Safety Essay Warns of Drowning Dangers and Boating Rules

A Canadian school note urges water safety amid heat wave with drowning figures and tips. It stresses mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, buddy system, shore swimming, supervised areas, life jackets, and changing methods. The students recount a field trip to Niagara Falls, the Whirlpool, and Brock’s Monument, praising teachers and the drive back home.

Reviews School Year At Graduating Banquet

Linda Robertson addressed Park Public School's graduating class at a Legion auditorium banquet outlining highlights from the year. She cited trips to Sur shine School Halton Centennial Alnor Kelso conservation area and Halton County Museum plus a Niagara Falls bus tour. The speech noted interscholastic baseball and hockey, some track and field success, and thanked teachers for their patience as students move to high school.

Linda Robertson Park Public School Legion Auditorium Surshine School Halton Centennial Kelso Conservation Area Halton County Museum Niagara Falls Canada Welland Canal

Dominion Day Flagship Holiday Observed in Scortetown

On Monday July 1 Scortetown marks Dominion Day a public holiday with tests of Canada observed or noted in local listings The day coincides with Canada Day traditions and regional ceremonies reflecting national observance and civic events.

Scortetown Canada

Halton Faces Nurse Shortage Amid Hiring Delays

Halton County Health Unit reports only three applications for a nurse position, leaving the unit understaffed for a year. One applicant lacks recent public health experience and may need refresher training, funded by federal health funds, with the resignation of a nurse planned for June 28. Programs like school inspections are now run only on request, not routinely.

Halton County Wii Fegéral Health Health Unit

First Baptist Picnic At Kelso Park Marks Annual Event

Kelso Conservation Area at the foot of the Niagara Ecorp ment was the scene of First Baptist Church's annual picnic Saturday. Children and adults alike joined in various games races and contests including a traditional ball game and peanut scramble. Winners of contests conducted by Doug Peek were primary girls race Lealle Grtanx Kathy Huttery primary boys sack race Stephen Biggs Brian Livingstone junior girls peanut on spoon Leslie Biggs Bherry McAllister junior boys balloon break Mark Ruttrey Laurence Peck intermediate girls calendar contest Lynn Evans Bever ley McAllister senior whistling open running race Lynda Peck Linda Stopper and Vince Peck and Lynn Evans primary girls balk throw Debbie McCosh Lassie Grigg primary boys bean and straw Laurence Peck SKeith Robson wheelbarrow race Ron McCosh Christine Grigg Stephen and Leslie Biggs Mary

Doug Peek Lealle Grtanx Kathy Huttery Stephen Biggs Brian Livingstone Leslie Biggs Bherry McAllister Mark Ruttrey Laurence Peck Lynn Evans Beverley McAllister Lynda Peck Linda Stopper Vince Peck Debbie McCosh Lassie Grigg Bean and Straw Skeith Robson Ron McCosh Christine Grigg Stephen Bev McAllister Maury Livingstone Bessie Peck Don Folvingstone Vivian Crosby Tron Jor McCosh Mary

Livingstone and Bessie Peck Skipping

Elsie and Lynn Evans join Livingstone and Bessie Peck in a skipping event. The brief item notes participants and activity among local residents.

Livingstone Bessie Peck Elsie Lynn Evans

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