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 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 1     CKVR in Barrie looking for information on town; Channel 3 TV doing series on municipalities in there viewing area and hoping to "plug" Georgetown into a future program; Signs erected to point way to Maple Avenue Baptist Church; By-law amended so that damage done to municipal roads and services is …

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 1     Joe Gibbons; Bob McNeilly; Candidate Meeting; First Dollar; Ward Three

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 1     McNally Construction; Addtion To High School

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 1     Georgetown Developments; Moore Park Subdivition; Land Dedicated For Parks, Not Schools

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 1     List Of Candidates And Who Qualified

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 1     The Leader Set Up Phone Number To Give Results As They Come; Invited To Sit And Wait At Leader Office For Results

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, 1, 3     Bob McNeilly; Kid's hockey games; Clare Francis; More floats in the Santa Claus Parade but less characters; Santa visits new hospital with gifts for patients; Joe Gibbons did good job as chairman on Nomination Night; The most entertaining speaker was W.O. Brownridge; Jim Pearson wrote a poem about voters

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 2     A gravel truck had an accident on Stewarttown hill; Parents are worried about their children getting hurt on their way home; There was a car accident involving a car and a hydro poll

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 2     Four generations together at a family gathering

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 2     Fundraser held at the Delrex Plaza for the All Star Ladies' Support group; The Mayor and the Councilman spoke at the A.O.T.S. Men's Club about the municipal finace with emphasis on taxes; Wages in manufacturing last year were 72 cents per hour; Citizens thank the Congregational Church for the persent …

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 3     Letter to the editor by W.O. Brownridge; Brownridge explains that he did not qualify because he had a argument with a clerk and missed the chance to qualify

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 3     An Oakville boy and a Trafalgar Township girl share the winning prise in the Halton County Fire Pervention Bureau's annual poster contest; The winners will resive their rewards at a banquet on Nov. 27

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 3     Peter Tully was voted the new president of the conservative association;

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 3     Letter to the editor from W.E. Wilson; Mr. Wilson talks about how additions to schools come around

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 3     Most barns collapse because of poor ventalation; Cattle breath out water witch creates moisture on the barn ceiling witch makes a breeding area for wood rotting mould; The moisture also attracts powder post beatles witch eat wood

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 4     A political clique hides in the shadows controling the present mayor of Georgetown; One of their achievements was to cut funding for Delrex subdivistion roads; The clique also stopped new industries from coming to Georgetown.

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 4     A customer is worth $393.00 acording to The Better Business Bureau; 82% of customers can be lost because of ignorance and indifference

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 4     The Mayor's plans for Main St. conflict with what the merchants want; The Mayor says "Like it or lump it."

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 4     The County has grown up; We have a municipal co-operation; The counties fire stations and hospitals have banded together to help the citizens of the county better

 Georgetown Leader (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 1961, p. 4     The battle against retardation is being fought; Organizations are being set up to help retarded children; Retardation can happen to anyone