Georgetown municipal race narrows to two sure posts
E W Binkley is acclaimed for another term as hydro commissioner and Johan Abliott returns as reeve. Mayoral contest features Ern Hyde and former mayor Joseph Grdvens. Deputy reeve sees Marlin Tturan against incumbent W R Hunter. Polls open 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Ward 2 and 3 residents vote for two or three council candidates and decide on two year terms and Sunday entertainment.
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Esquesing Council reelected. six for three school seats
At Stewart town Hall a near crowd watched the Esquesing Council unanimously reelect its full board. Reeve George Leslie Deputy Reeve Wilfrid Leslie and councillors George Currie Walter Linham and Robert Lawson were acclaimed. Six candidates sought three school board seats including incumbents Robert Cunningham Mac Spraw and Wm A Lawson along with Alfred Spence Chester Early Lloyd Fisher Frank Robertson and Frank Mc Kerr.
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Wilfrid Leslie
George Currie
Walter Linham
Robert Lawson
Robert Cunningham
Mac Spraw
Wm A Lawson
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Storm Lifts Barn Roof and Through Rural Hydroelectric Wires
A severe early morning wind storm hit Georgetown area with downed lines and trees across town. Gusts ripped a barn roof, toppled poles, cut power to farms and disrupted hydro services from dawn to noon while livestock and debris blocked roads.
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Georgetown Nomin ees for Elected Office
Georgetown lists all candidates for office with notes on incumbents and acclamations. Names include Mayor Joseph Gibbons and council nominees for Wards 1 2 and 3 such as Horan Brownridge Emmerson Young and Hildebrandt. Public School Board candidates Stan Finlay Harry Shortin Sigurdson Wilson Wright and others are listed.
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Red Cross Blood Clinic Volunteers Totals 289
Volunteers at a Red Cross blood clinic numbered 289 as reported in a local update. The scene described includes volunteers taking notes and organizing donor data while staff and attendees interact, with captions noting courtesy at the event and references to individuals connected to the drive.
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Scout Camp debuts chef Taylor at Georgetown event
Dave Taylor makes his debut as camp chef during a weekend 4th Georgetown Scouts and Cubs session at Peace Haven sear Drumbe vats. About twenty Cubs from Grorygetown attend. Walter Pope are, Pratt Wop, Beale, and others assist with a turkey dish as part of the camp activities and meals.
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Special Church Services Flags Lowered in Tribute
Residents mourned the slain president with religious services across churches including St Andrew's United, St George's, and Christan Reformed. Memorial prayers, minute of silence, and sermons honored the late leader and his family as flags were lowered and public figures offered prayers.
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Norman Youn
Hes
Bier Carter
Fanny
Moter
Walter ‘Toane
Whan
Whan Prayed For Tewel
Gilhiver Tiger
Wallis
Donald Summersiles
Pestiny
St Andrew's United Church
Kelvy Johnston
St Pisuis Baptist
Wreslesworth
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Memorial Park
Six Council Seats At Stake In Next Monday Vote
Voters head to the polls next Monday to decide six council seats across Ward 1 Ward 3 and other wards. Incumbents challengers and new candidates including Munton Pherae and Donridge vie for seats with issues on school heads, bond funding, and the future of Main Street buildings. An acclimation election for several nominees and ongoing talks about mayoral and deputy roles shape the race.
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Lanka
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Vasur
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Mendas
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Powers
Bob Francs Miri
Banan
Francis
Crson Wahteg
Fray Viso
Charles Hildebragd
Cobbons
Poli Wilson Spekt
Gulbans
Ace Gusse Sigurd
Seconl
Stan Wrisht
Mayer
Perin
Otis
Sehael
Focea
Moyor
Cel Davidson
Charman
Doug Sargent
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