Retiring Principal Honored by Holy Cross School Staff
Holy Cross School staff honored retiring principal Mr. T. J. Fitzmaurice at a June 19 dinner at North Halton Golf and Country Club. Head table included Fitzmaurice family and staff. remarks praised his 35 years in education and leadership. Presentations featured an onyx ring and a picture of The Last Supper. Dr. Harry Harley MP sent a congratulatory letter.
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North Halton Golf & Country Club
Bie
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Migmaurice
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Mary Hartley
Ann Landry
Father Otger
Covent’s
Fitzmaurice
Harry Harley
Halton
the Fitzmaurices
Awarded Fellowship Crown for Waterloo Mathematics Grad
Robert A. Fisher, son of Mr and Mrs R Gordon Fisher, earned a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Mathematics from the University of Waterloo on May 27. He received a Province of Ontario Graduate Fellowship worth $1500 and will pursue a Master’s degree next fall after graduating from Georgetown District High School. He is the grandson of Mrs Clarence Hayes of 14 Academy Road.
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R. Gordon Fisher
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Milton
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Waterloo
Georgetown District High School
Clarence Hayes
Academy Road
Central Peel
Central Peel District
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Kennedy Road
Highway No. 7
Brampton
Georgetown District
United Church Farewells Organist and Choir Leader
A farewell party at Norval United Church honored Kathleen Coombs after 14 years as choir leader and Ronald Laidlaw after 10 years as organist who is moving to a Toronto church. Master of ceremonies Clark Lyons. gifts presented by congregation. choir sang familiar selections and the event ended with social time.
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Bill Laidlaw
Gordon Laidlaw
Wilf Coombs
Central Peel
Hold Church Picnic at Wolf Park Saturday
The first Christian and Missionary Alliance church picnic was held at Wolf Park on Saturday despite intermittent rain. Winners across divisions included Junior Girls Teri Mounsteven, Sue Berneche, Cathy Moran. Junior Boys Ricky Eagles, Rodney Trites, Paul Garland. Primary Girls Susie Fournier, Candy Moran, Linda Palmer. Primary Boys Billy Fournier, Terry Eagles, John Damer.
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Terry Eagles
John Damer
Peter Fournier
Arlene Eagles
Virginia Hall
Susis Fournier
Bonnie Eagles
Brenda Fournier
Reid Walker
Terry Trites
Wes Palmer
Paul Gariend
David Geriend
Cohoon Laird Ceremony In St Stephen's Maple
A June 23 wedding at St Stephen's Anglican Maple united Marlon Whitney Laird and the son of Mr and Mrs Williams Cohoon of Limehouse. Both are staff at Toronto Western Hospital. Rev Dean Gilling officiated with organist Father Ealing. Attendants and ushers included Lynne Beckett John Beever Kleinburg Bill Harris and Bill Day. A reception followed at the bride's home. The bride wore a pink printed cotton gown. Honeymoon planned for the east coast.
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Georgetown District High
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Armitage
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Roy Mesag
Toronto
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Kleinburg
Bill Harris
Port Credit
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Union Chief Blames County in Ongoing Dispute
The District Labour Council backs Halton County Public Health nurses amid an unresolved dispute. G G Heym, council president, calls county officials unreasonable and urges prompt action. He argues removing the grey-listing would lessen nurses bargaining power as the case proceeds to a conciliation board.
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Halton County
County Council
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Halton
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Labour Council
Esquesing salary scales set by public school board
The Esquesing Public School Board approves teacher salary schedules effective September 1 with four levels. Level 1 ranges 4500 to 6200, Level 2 4800 to 7300, Level 3 5200 to 8200, Level 4 5900 to 9200, plus: principal adds allowances by category 300 600 1000 or 1400 plus 75 per classroom. Vice principal receives half the principal allowance plus 25 per full time teacher over 12.
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Esquesing Public School Board
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Three Charged in Drug Store Theft in Georgetown
Georgetown youths were charged this week in a drug store theft at Delvez Drugs in the Georgetown Market. Goods valued at 260.30 were taken. A 22 year old Georgetown man was charged with theft of a 22 caliber Magnum rifle from Richards Hardware on Main St. The rifle, valued at 50.50, was taken from a wire display and found later in a car by a Georgetown officer.
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