Emmerson Announces Run For Deputy Reeve Post
Ward 2 councillor James Housmen told the Herald he will seek the deputy reeve role in December. Hunter, the current deputy, is undecided and serving his third term. The mayoral race last week saw Erin Hyde and others indicate intentions, while Dr. Emmerson and Mayor Gibbons have not yet stated plans.
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James Houmersn
The
Herald Monday
Hunter
Erin Hyde
Don Powers
Emmerson
Reeve Elliott
Pow
Francis and Francis Mediate Store Hours Dispute
Cra. Bil Smith and Bob Fran ig offered mediation to set store hours pleasing rival merchant groups. Council split with Reeve Fillett and Cy. Hildebram voting with the mediators. Smith suggested Thursday nights open while Francis offered help but stays firm. Mayor Gibbons cited the bylaw from a merchant petition and noted no merchant has requested a change.
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Bil Smith
Bob Fran
Council
Reeve Fillett
Cy. Hildebram
Cr. Smith
Ceargetown
Wep
Francis
Gibbons
The Mask Makers at Kennedy Public School
The Hallowe'en masks at Kennedy Public School form an art project. The creators include Sandra Bourque Gordon Marilyn Mackenzie Royce Bob Melcombe and Janice Macdonald. The display features unpainted faces. visitors tonight may find many faces scary.
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Hallowe'en
Kennedy Public School
Sandra Bourque
Gordon
Marilyn Mackenzie
Royce
Bob Melcombe
Janice Macdonald
Pupils Organize Student Teachers Forum at Del Eden Georgetown
Senior students from Dorothy Richardson Scull held a meeting at her home on October 25 to organize the Student Teachers Fort. Officers elected include President Fayo Dawkins and others to take office.
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Dorothy Richardson
Scull
del Eden
R RA 1
Georgetown
Fayo— Dawkins
Orphan UNICEF Party Boosts Coffee Fund At St Andrews
A Tuesday UNICEF fundraiser at St Andrew's United Church featured BO Wolf Cubs from Georgetown packs collecting 14 dollars from eight children in costume. Themed Around the World, the event drew Arabs, a Chinese worker, an Indian Maharajah, and other characters while cookies and refreshments were served by the 4th Georgetown Ladies Auxiliary. Enduring support came via a monthly cheque to a boy benefiting from the fund.
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St. Andrew's United Church
BO Wolf Cubs
Georgetown
Foreign Legion
Khrughchev
Serene Fal Dleetes
Ridams Eight-Pearold
Tall
Bcouler
Peter McLellan
Statin
Alr Malon
Coffew
Coargetown Ladies Auxiliary
Coorrgetown A and B
Coargetown
Dawn Livingstone
Shela McLellan
Jimi Munro
Mies Ann Nix
Munro
Jackie Mills
Edward Hill
Stewart Daniel
Unicef
Harvey Nurse
Local Education Panel Names Officers and Advisors
The acting vice president Barbara Champion and secretary treasurer Douglas Fowler lead the panel with Dorothy Richardson Scull as honorary chairman of the advisory council. Inacton and Caledon groups report issues in teaching very young students and outline plans for multiple parties at the initial meeting.
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Pink
Acton
Barbara Champion
Caledon
Douglas Fowler
Georgetown
Donnas Landsborough
Chailrman
Dorothy Richardson Scull
Little Theatre Shakespeare Venture Triumph In Comedy
The Little Theatre staged Twelfth Night with Lloyd directing and a mixed cast. Betty Fisher Marie Peter Macdonald Orsino Nora Macdonald Olivia Gay Lloyd Viola Cesario impressed asides and puns clearly conveyed by the cast. Cast also included Craig Barkhouse Ron Hill Jr Christine McIntyre and others in a lively, well rehearsed performance.
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Little Theatre
Shakamrure
Lloyd
Ifque
Commie
Betty “Fisher
Marie
Peter Macdonald
Oramo
Duke
Sir Andrew
Gay Lloyd
Beverley Gosling
Viola
Cesario
Umas
Nora Macdonald
Olivia
Orsino
Olivtray
Shakespeare
Tony Lloyd
Craig
Barkhouse
Ron Hill Jr
Marie Barrett
Christine McIntyre
Ray Walton
Gordon Hunt
John Goebel
Danny Golden
Youth Forum Tackles Teen Sexuality and Health
Ontario inspector N M Pundy visits West Sunday for a youth forum at the Legion Hall. Dr Archie F Bull and the Halton County Health Unit will show a film and host Q A on juvenile deviation, sexuality, and disease from a medical view.
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N. M. Pundy
Ontario Provincis Police
West Sunday
Archie F. Bull
Halles County
Credt
Furdy
Toronto
Halfon County
Bull
Brig
Legion Hall
Mill St
UNICEF Shell-Out Halloween Drive Aims to Help Children
Town children roam Georgetown with UNICEF canes to raise funds during Halloween night. Last year’s total was 24 dollars. this year organizers expect more to aid health, vaccination, milk, and education for children in many countries. Donations support feeding, vaccines, books, teacher training, and distribution through Sunday Schools.
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Unicef
Georgetown
Cone Hallowe
United Nations International Children Educational Fund
Mnikcey
Hallowe'en
Keith Barber
Mayor Demands Footbridge Over Busy CN Rail Tracks
Georgetown officials pressed CN Rail to install a pedestrian footbridge near the station to protect school children and workers as CN warns of stricter enforcement against crossings. Police say 54 trains daily heighten safety concerns.
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Rex Cook
Jin Emmerson
Toronto Arrest Clears Break-Ins and Theft Here
Toronto Township police arrested a man Sunday who admitted to breaking into two Cear Ketown public schools in October and stealing a car owned by Robert Barber on Market Street. He will appear for trial this week.
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Toronto
Georgetown
Cear Ketown
Robert Barber
Market St
Mayor Casts Swing To Defeat Bus Franchise Vote
The December bus franchise ballot question failed after Mayor Gibbons switched his vote to the no side. The council majority, including Drs. Emmerson Young and Smith, defeated the by law reading 44 to 1 with Deputy Reeve Hunter absent from both meetings.
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Gibbons
Drs. Emmerson, Young and Smith
Reeve Hunter
Local Schools Receive New Testaments for Fifth Graders
Harold Page visits district schools to distribute New Testaments to fifth grade pupils including Pamela Mahony Peter Noble Paul Scott Edward Pearce and others. Mr Gasner notes the age group reads with pleasure and intelligence at this stage.
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Howard Wrigglesworth
Pamela
Mahony
Peter, Noble
Paul
Scott
Edward Pearce
S Prouse
Harold Page
Gideon
Denke
Gasner
Industry First Then Time For Storage Tanks is Plea
Last year overhead water storage was recommended for Georgetown by Proctor and Redfern. If the $200,000 project is endorsed by November 15, the town would gain 6 percent under a new government aid program. Some councillors doubt the urgency and urge careful prent discussion.
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Georgetown
Proctor & Redfern
Prent
Tildeheam
YMCA Fund Drive Seeks Teacher Support In Canvass
Two hundred canvassers are knocking on doors to raise 7800 dollars to keep YMCA programs going. The "Teachers Canvass" mails letters to every public, separate and high school teacher. Officials report momentum at the halfway point and broad industry backing for the after school program.
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YMCA
Michael Peleschak
Ernest Forgrave
Forgrave
Residential
Grahar Farnell
Graems
Goebgsle
A Look at the Weather Revisited
A weather summary from the regional bureau outlines current conditions and short term forecasts. It notes temperature ranges, wind directions, and possible precipitation, with guidance for daily planning and outdoor activities.
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