High School Bomb Scare Ends With Arrest and Board Meeting
A high school bomb scare disrupted classes for about thirty minutes as police and cadets searched classrooms, utility rooms and lockers. A teen suspect was taken into custody and charged with public offense, while Ted Evans was re elected chairman of the Georgetown Hospital Board at the first meeting of the new board.
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Ted Scott
Harley Lowe
Kers
Cpl
Scott
Cst Lowe
Rey Hales
Gremen
Tesh School
Stewart Saxe
Tom Quinn
Charman
Georgetown and Distait
John T. Armstrong
John Ord
Rath Evans
William Hamilton
Helen
Chuarin
Armstrong
Fuvans
Charles
TE McChure
Salar
Chirkes
Rentie
Prestutetion
Acta Barres
Charles J
Res Bern
Merry
Nerval
Chapel Street School Hosts Successful Party
A report from Chapel Street School notes a successful party with attendees including Mrs A and Mr Vol Sein. Details mention travel, measures of joy, and local residents in an upbeat community event.
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Chapel St. School
Calla
Seat Wall
Roth
Hennes
Agate
Cerdies
Mars Golden
Midgets Near Title Push Amid Chaotic Season Start
The Georgetown Margets pursue a strong OMHA run with early February wins and key players such as Hametoon Viel and Shaway Erre contributing at home. Reported scores and opponents are tangled in OCR, but the season shows rising enthusiasm and a push toward a championship as fans rally behind the team.
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Georgetown Margets
OMHA
Thitacio Minar
Assocatans
Preston
Atrarcht
Hametoon Viel
Shaway Erre
Newt
Fort Enestraveiurg
St. Thomas
Aga
Greorgelanteroum
Leamegion
Lions Club funds new educational loan for George Town students
The Lions Club of Georgetown announced an educational loan fund to help capable George Town students enter university. Loans carry no interest, no time limit, and must be repaid when able, with loans focused on the average student rather than top scholars. Principal J J Lambert will help identify worthy applicants and contributions aim to extend aid to as many students as possible.
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C A. Thompson
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Agere
Auditor's Report Next At Council Meeting
The 1962 auditor's report is expected next Monday. Dr Emmerson, police chair, says 1124 in accounts from last year should be added to 1962 deficits. Finance chair Elliott will meet the auditor to review 21 accounts for accurate deficit marking. Mayor Hyde notes a new regulation requires publication and plans a tax‑dollar diagram. Education levy rises to 612000 this year from 452000 in 1961.
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Emmerson
John Elliott
Ern’ Hyde
Reeve Elliott
Bold concepts on political stage draw crowd in Fullerton
National issues speech draws about 250 at Jaycee meeting in Wriggleworth auditorium. Five Hatton County candidates touted an Economic Plan. supporters and critics clashed as speaker Bilis outlined a board of representatives to shape policy, needing government and electorate approval.
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Halton
Alexander ‘Sandy’ Best
Ellis Fullerton
New Democratic
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Henry Timmins
Irving Wilson
Social Credit
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Mlar
Fullerton
Flatton
Weil
Hatton
Fillerton
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Canada
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Europe
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Halton County
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Ter
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Summerside Social and Personal Notes
Social and personal items list RCMP constable J Potts home on leave from Summerside PEI Mrs Jack Gerrie Toronto weekend visitor Mrs S Groat 22A Main St South Leigh Bradbury Sharron Bradbury 21 Market St Florida trip by plane Edith St Dr and Mrs Jo Chamberlain Edith St Jamaica stay by plane.
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Mirs Alice MacDonald
John St E
RCMP
Summerside
Pei
Jack Gerrie
Toronto
S. Bo Groat
Main St
Leigh Bradbury
Sharron Bradbury
Market St
Florida
Planetev
St. Petersburgn
Jack Armstrong
EW Hinkley
Maser FE Iivd
Crash Fatal for Two Cars Hits Hydro Pole
Wayne Keith Cotton and Sharon Hamilton died early Friday when their 1957 Chevrolet left the south hillside curve, struck a hydro pole at the cemetery foot near Clare home. Thelma Cripps, Elsie Cash, and Ida Nydam figures cited. multiple past accidents noted on the same bend. speed and treacherous conditions discussed by locals.
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Wayne Keith Cotton
Sharon Hamilton
Threy
Harvey Clare
Wayne Cotton
Wayne
Ken Cotton
Gary Briggs
Arthur Disson
Reg Williams
Georgetown
Lans Ida Nydam
D M O Maintains Opinion Vetoes More Land Release
The DMO maintains its position against further land releases though opposition voices and council debate continue. Officials express uncertainty about timing while noting existing agreements and pending measures.
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D.M.O
PSH Enrolment Extended Amid Week of Exams
The PSH program extends enrolment as students prepare for a busy week. Officials announce added time for registration and clarify eligibility during the outreach period.
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