Dodgers Show Greater Scoring Power In Junior Exhibition
Raiders Dave McMenemy and Rod Presswood watched Weston as the Metro Junior Dodgers defeated Suburban Junior-C 7-3 in Georgetown Memorial Arena Sunday. Raiders scorers were Don Norton Rob Stewart and Terry Hay. Weston led a tense game until the final eight minutes as 450 fans saw a heat filled exhibition before the schedule opens Friday at Milton in a renewal of last spring’s playoff feud.
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Raiders
Dave McMenemy
Rod Presswood
Weston Dodger
Fred Cowbrough
Ior
Georgetown Memorial Arena
Metro Junior Dodgers
Los Angeles
Urban
Don Norton
Rob Stewart
Terry Hay
Weston
Milton
Subsidy Misstep prompts council seeking government remedy
The Monday council meeting discussed a 49 000 highway project with 50 percent government subsidy. An improper by law allegedly caused the lapse, with town officials and Dames Smith engineers noting no fault to the firm. Mayor and Dr Speight urged government action to rectify the error and clarify legal requirements.
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Mr. Newington
Newington
Damas & Smith
Three Towns Plan Joint Plunkett Submission
Acton Milton and Georgetown councils will join in a brief to Hon. W Spooner outlining views on the Plunkett Report. Mayor Gibbons foresees Georgetown as county seat if implemented, but fears loss of individual rights. Dr Hyde urges a special meeting before drafting a brief for the Urban Board ahead of November 30.
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Council
North Halton
Plunkett
Individua
Baseball Moguls Gather for Georgetown GBA Awards Dinner
The Georgetown Baseball Association plans its annual dinner at St. Albans Church Hall on Saturday night with 100 players coaches and executives from Tyke Bantam Maget Juvenile and Intermediate clubs attending. Guests include Ontario Baseball Association vice president George Bain Halton County life member Ollie Johnson Judge James Black and Georgetown council members. President William Richmond will chair. the Ontario Juvenile Championship trophy will be presented to the Georgetown Juvenile club.
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St. _Alban’s Church Hall
Georgetown Baseball Association
GBA
Tyke, Bantam
Maget
Ontario Baseball Association
George Bain
Halton County Baseball Association
Ollie Johnson
James Black
HCBA
Georgetown Council
William Richmond
Ceedings
Georgetown
Young Georgetown Artists Contribute To Expo Show
Two Georgetown six year olds, Peter Meers and Tracy Treahy, will have their art included in a Ontario exhibit at Expo 67. Their kindergarten works from Wrigglesworth were selected among forty Ontario pieces for A Child's World of Magic. The panels may be returned to the schools after Expo 67. Honourable Stanley Randall notified the children by letter.
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Young Georgetown
Georgetown
Peter Meers
Tracy Treahy
Wrigglesworth
Ontario
Stanley Randall
Names Omitted From Weekly List Mentioned
Three women were excluded from a list appearing elsewhere in the paper. The omitted names are Mrs. A. T. Little, Mrs. Clara Dalton, and Mrs. D. Satherland.
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A. T. Little
Clara Dalton
D. Satherland
Council Quips on Fish Tank Rental
A town considers renting a 45 000 gallon tank for minnows and live bait. Dr William Smith quips anyone who opposes this is a poor fish. Dr Fred Harrison blasts zoning, Dr Wheldon Emmerson says the Property Committee will review the matter.
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Council
Grant Baker
William Smith
Fred Harrison
Town Has $17 Bill For Ducks Killed
Neilson Stark Georgetown livestock evaluator valued ducks killed and injured on Lloyd Dew's property at 17 dollars announced at Monday night council meeting. Stark said he saw the ducks and destroyed three injured himself. He attributed damage to dogs and noted the ducks were on Dew's property. Dr. E Hyde urged police investigation to avoid paying further costs.
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Neilson Stark
Georgetown
Lloyd Dew
Mountainview Rd. N
Town Considers Finalizing Land Deal for Kinsmen
A council member urged finalizing the land purchase for the Kinsmen project, noting a $100 deposit and $900 balance already paid. He argued mortgage challenges without land ownership, but the meeting adjourned before the by law resolution was read.
Night trespass warning for rural area chicken coop
A rural weekly notice warns that anyone found near a chicken house at night will be located there the next morning. The terse alert emphasizes swift discovery and local vigilance.
Y Campaign Total Stands At $3745
As of nine o'clock Monday morning the Y Campaign total stood at $3 745 18 with more returns still to be received. The figure excludes several district homes and much of the industrial canvass. The campaign aims for $7 388 with blitz activities conducted October 1 to 8.
Police and Firemen Alert For Halloween Pranks
Police patrols will be doubled and Fire Department members will assist in blanket protection tonight into dawn November 1. Chief Constable Roy Haley warns drivers to be especially alert for youngsters in dark costumes as they may be hard to see and masks hinder sight.
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Roy Haley
Hallowe'en
Dr. A McAllister Turns 90 In Georgetown
Georgetown senior physician Dr. A McAllister of 50 Main Street North, a resident since 1912, marks his 90th birthday tomorrow. He served Georgetown and district for more than 50 years before retirement.
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Georgetown
A. McAllister
Main St N
Tomrrow
McAllister
Sunday Recital by Church Organist at St. George's
St George's Anglican Church hosted an organ recital Sunday evening by Mr. DeKler. He played religious and secular selections including Bach Handel and Rheinberger. A silver collection benefited church music. Coffee and cookies followed in the parish hall as Walter Biehn expressed appreciation for the fine musical event.
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St. George's Anglican Church
Walter Biehn
Road Through Market Centre For Better Protection
Dr Smith said easier police protection and town maintenance for a road. The owner must deed the road allowance. Dr Hyde argued big taxes from residents justify a road and more police protection.
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Dr. _ Hyde
Exceeded Objective Cancer Campaign Heads Get Awards
The Georgetown and District Canadian Cancer Society held its annual meeting at Cedarvale Centennial Park. A Berzinsh presided and lauded volunteers for education, patient transport, and district cooperation. Awards were given for campaign success, detailing Ontario grants and future planned expenditures.
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Georgetown and District Canadian Cancer Society
Cedarvale Centennial Park
A. Berzinsh
Princess Margaret Hospital
Georgetown
Cancer Society
Hallowe'en Clown Chico Brightens Town Scene
George Storey aka Chico a 13 year veteran clown lives at 24 Park St. He started after a 1953 Lions parade float and now entertains at company parties, fairs, and skating events. His wife and children join in costume contests, winning many top prizes. He also designs posters, cartoons, and sports crests for events and dances.
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Hallowe’en
George Storey
Park St
George
George Or
Chico
Smith & Stone
Steven
Susan
Dad
Hallowe'en
Storey
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Anthony Miles
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Dames & Smith Fim
Dr. Speight
Three Towns Plan
Joint Plunkett Submission
Joseph Gibbons
Dr. E. Hyde
Citeens
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Oenene
Sun
MOM
Alicia F. C. Scott
Hallowe’ens
Haley
Ion
Berzinsh
Queens University
Proval
Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation
Archie
Delaney
Cnbdaro Division
Graeme Goebelle
Reid
Barry Timlock
Checo” the Clown
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