Fall Industrial Fair Sows Commerce Chamber Hope
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce discussed an industrial fair to boost readership and employment. Williace McNally outlined the idea at a dinner with fifty attendees, Rotary Club backing noted but promotion stalled by other commitments. Clare Shaver urged active chamber programs, highlighting Ontario activities and government relations.
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Georgetown Chinber of
Commerce
Williace McNally
North Halter
Clare Shaver
Ontario Chamber of Comeres
Chamber of Commerce
Halton Winner Takes Zone Finals in Mississauga Contest
Susanne student at Lichtbourn School in Myson St Dominics Oakville won top honors in a speaking contest. She represented her town at the provincial event in Toronto on March. Stewartown schools placed second in Zone 7 finals at Princess Elizabeth, where she was among four finalists. Contestants drafted dictionaries and credits. Susanne also received a trophy from the director along with other prizes.
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Hechara Tlorne
Sursane
Lichtbourn School
Myson
St. Dominiic’s
Oakville
Mississauea
Toronto
Stewarttowan
Princess Elizabeth School
Oranteville
Esquesing Township Discusses Lenders of Idle Funds
Esquesing township shows a capital reserve of 34471 and a current account near 90000. The clerk says money could be lent for thirty days to obtain interest while the school board awaits debentures, prompting calls for a finance committee to manage surplus funds.
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Esquesing
Kcl Landsay
Georgetown weighs annexing Cromar farm for Separate School site
In a council meeting, Morris Zamakol sought annexation of Cromar farm at Georgetown's Main Street South. Township officials urged waiting for Georgetown's decision on annexation of a four acre parcel on Miss St. Jean's farm for a Separate School site, noting sewer and water access constraints without annexation.
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Pobt
Morris Zamuakol
Cold Cromar
Georgetown
Wsquesing Council
K.C. Lindsay
Reeve Council
George Currie
Miss St. Jean
Main Street
Four Acres
Bite
Georgetown Golf Will Host $10,000 Pro Tournament
Georgetown Golf Club will stage the Canadian pro golf Miller Championship with $10,000 prize money and TV coverage. The event, part of the Canadian tour with top Canadian players likely to compete, includes a pro am on the day before and an emphasis on a championship calibre course redesigned to toughen play.
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Georgetown Golf
Goeorge Knudson
Wiif Ham
Cennik
al Johnson
Frank Wibbly
Canada
Georgetown
Ggcls
Doug Sinchir
Preens
Hob-Haltowitt
Municipal council debates parking fines collection change
The council debates moving parking fine payments from the police to the business office. Reeve Hunt criticizes delays in remittance to the treasurer as Mayor Gibbon notes the issue was temporary and fixed. Some fear inconvenience for motorists paying fines during clerk hours. Deputy Reeve Speight warns about propriety and a looming municipal debt.
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Drs. Hole
Youns
Budget Chopped Debate Hints at Municipal Strain
In a tense council session Mayor and finance officials grappled with where to cut the capital budget. Gibbons and Wheldon clash over item-specific cuts while Speight warns of essential sewer and disposal plant expenditures. The mayor laments rising debt as 1967 projections loom, urging decisive action.
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Wheldon
Emmerson
Maye
Gibbons
Mtondas
Tenders rise for municipal garage project above estimate
Tenders for the town’s proposed garage and office building came in higher than the $100,000 estimate. Six bids opened Monday by the council showed a low of 112 04 and highest bids reaching 137. The property committee will review the submissions for a recommendation to council.
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Council
Dennison Manager Accepts Canvass Chairman Post
Jamce Matthews, manager of Dennison Manufacturing in Georgetown, is named fund chairman for this month’s Red Cross drive. The United Kingdom native, a World War II Royal Air Force veteran, moved to Canada in 1949 and works at Dennison’s DrumMondville head office.
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Dennison
Canvass
Mr. Matthews
United Kingdom
Royal Air Force
Ferry Command
Montreal
Canada
Financial Department
Canadian National Railways
Drummondville
Quebec
Dennisor
New Georgetown
Matthews
Glen
Williams
Bridge Widening Creates Two Dead End Streets
Two Georgetown streets will become dead ends as Main Street White Bridge widening starts in May. Victoria Avenue C and Dufferin Streets will lose highway access, altering local traffic. Education Week in Canada promotes the Don't quit choose slogan and highlights current events.
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Georgetown
White Bridge
Victoria Avenue c
Dufferin Sts
Hurshway
Canada
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