Centennial approval for Cedarvale project in three weeks
The Cedarvale plan hinges on final approval in three weeks from the Department of Municipal Affairs, with the Department of Agriculture awaiting to sign off on a five thousand dollar Community Centres Grant. If not approved, the Ontario Municipal Board must raise the loan from forty to fifty four thousand, covered by the grant and debentures, while the United Church retains four acres of the parcel for future use as a community and recreation centre.
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Department of Agriculture
Ontario Municipal Board
Georgetown Delegation Wins at United Nations Model Run
A Georgetown District high school delegation representing France won top honor at a Security Council model in Oakville Trafalgar High School. Members Sid Blaney Ber Gosling Lesley Buresh Paul Meld and Andy Splece handled topics including North Vietnam Red China UN admission and South Africa’s racial policies. David Fitz-Gibbon Port Credit Secondary School led as Security Council president. Aubrey Edwards highlighted Canada’s 35 UN groups and 8000 members and the goal to inform public opinion on the UN.
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Georgetown
Gehdol
Eee
Sécurity Council
Oakville-Trafalgar High School
France
Sid Blaney
Ber ‘Gosling
Lesley Buresh
Paul Meld
Andy Splece
Wen
North Vietnam
United Nations
South Africa
David Fitz-Gibbon
Port Credit Secondary School
Malaysia
The
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Gates
United Nations Association
Oakville
Canadas
Most Happy Fella Starring Tom Trouten at Hamilton Theater
Tom Trouten returns to Hamilton Theatre Incorporated to star as Tony in The Most Happy Fella after earlier performances in Kiss Me Kate and South Pacific. Eight shows run Nov 26 to Dec 11 at Westdale Solleaiate Auditorium with Trouten as a Genoa area grape farmer’s mail order bride storyline. The production features songs like Joey Standing on the Corner and My Heart Is So Full.
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Georgetown
Hamilton
Tom Trouten
Hamilton ‘Theatre Incorporated
Tony
Frank Loesser
Westdale
Solleaiate
Tom
Joey
Big D
Dallas
Cedarvale School Property Purchase Delayed Says City Leader
Dr. Bill Smith told council that Cedarvale town hopes to complete the school property purchase within a month. He and town solicitor Fred Helson had met with the Department of Municipal Affairs last week. He noted only two men are processing over 900 centennial grant applications and that all information needed for Cedarvale’s plan is on hand.
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Cedarvale
Bill Smith
Local group meets after installation at hall luncheon
LSVC Bert Dison HSS Au gust Spiisey LSS Harold Crawford chaplain led a gathering after installation. Members moved to the basement of Une 3007 Hall for a luncheon following the ceremony.
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LSVC
Bert Dison
HSS
August Spiisey
LSS
Harold Crawford
Une
Lubch
Western Scouts Join Jamboree of Air Contacts
Georgetown Scouts took part in the Jamboree of Air last weekend at Mrs. Mendham’s home 10 Rexway Dr. Eight Ind and four Georgetown troops plus leaders connected with Salkston West Vancouver and Davidson Sask. The event links worldwide scouts though fewer contacts were made due to schedule conflicts with Apple Day.
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Severs
Georgetown
Boe Mendham
Rexway Dr
Georgetown Esquesing In County Walk Out Sparks Building Plan Debate
A municipal council walkout in Georgetown Esquesing In. County followed a plan to study moving the town hall from Main Street. Engineer Wallism Carr said a second storey would require major changes and cost about 105000 dollars for 4200 square feet, while the mayor urged an architect or builder opinion.
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Wallism Carr
Carr
Eight file from meeting to block new jail by law
A dramatic walk out by eight Halton County Council members ends the meeting with no quorum as they oppose a proposed regional jail by law linking Halton Hamilton and Wentworth. Reeve Carl Martin leads the walkout with deputies and fellow reeves arguing about cost shares and regional implications. The dispute highlights billed 65 percent south county costs versus concerns of Acton Georgetown Oakville and Burlington. The back page continues the report.
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County Council
Halton County Council
Carl Martin
Milton
Austin Ledwith
John Willett
W. Hunter
Georgetown
Heeve B. Young
Nassausweys
H. Hinton
Acton
George and
Wilfrid Leslie
Esquesing
Halton
Hamilton
Wentworth
Burlington
Oakville
Reeve Hinton
Luther
Regions
Buffalo Calves Arrive For Halton Conservation Area Release
Buffalo calves four females and one male, six months old and about 300 pounds, arrived at Rat tleswake Point in Malion County. They were shipped from Elke Island National Park eighty miles north of Edmonton and will spend winter in a three acre corral before being released to a valley. The Authority has sought the herd for two years but shipments stalled after an anthrax outbreak.
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Rattleswake Point
Malion
Elke Island National Park
Buffalo Reserve
Edmonton
Eric Ross Named North Halton Golf Captain
Eric Ross was named North Malton Golf Club men's section captain at the closing day dinner held Saturday. Ted Worrall was elected vice captain with Harry Sanderson and Bill Mair as the handicap committee. Joe Strite won low gross and Jim Evans low net in the nine hole closing day event.
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Eric Ross
North Malton Golf Club
Ted Worrall
Harry Sanderson
Bill Mair
Joe Strite
Jim Evans
Town approves 3 Acre Sale to Ferro Holdings
The council approves sale of a 3 acre industrial land parcel adjoining the plant on Armstrong Ave to Ferro Holdings for 3 421. The town will pay 10 percent commission on the deal and had purchased the land for 100 per acre. The decision was not unanimous with opposition from the mayor and two councillors.
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Ferro
Ferro Holdings
William Sunnucks
Armstrong Ave
Industrial Commission
Agreement Finalized for Moore Park Plan
Town council meets committees to discuss a proposal from Town Wide Investments for the former Moore subdivision on Maia Street North. Mr Jordan says the revised deal meets town requirements and hopes for a prompt decision, noting it is better than the original Moore Park agreement. The subdivision has been studied since early spring.
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Town Wide Investigants
Moore
Maia St. N
Jordan
Town Wide Investments
Meore Park
Course study guides leaders at district training session
Mrs. D Ward Mrs L Carmichael and Mrs J Lowrie headed a training session for Georgetown South Cr0 Pett Valley and Acton district commissioners. The meeting at Cooksville on Odgbag aimed to equip leaders with the new training progress for family planning and community work.
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D. Ward
L Carmichael
J. Lowrie
Ghd
Georgetown South
Creat Valley
Acton
Sion
Cooksville
Odgbag
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