Georgetown Events, 196 8—1984 81

Chas., Martel] mayor," Town May Buy Equipment"— fans and matting for Sportsplex

Jan. 29: "Upgrade Georgetown Port Mayor Martell Urges"

Feb. 3: "Cessna aircraft on harbor ice, Georgetown harbour, picture.

Feb. 6: Ray Lavandier to show pictures of his trip to Asia

Feb. 11; "Georgetown Residents Aim to Revive Theatre"‘— also a group to promote town heritage plan. Bea Mair is spokesperson. On committee with Mayor Martell is Stillman ("Tim") Mair , Daryl Macdonald, Rev. & Mrs. Robert Tuck, Elsie George.

Feb. 11: Picture of Bea Mair at workshop for Allied Youth

Feb. 12: ”Lack of Expansion Funds Upsets Mayor"- for Shipyard. See Mar. 14

Feb. 14; "Georgetown Plans to Evaluate Port” ( See Feb. 19, Feb. 28. Sept. 2)

Feb. 17: Letter from Agnes Arsenault

Feb. 26: "Georgetown Team Captures Event" — recreational hockey tournament

Mar. 10: Georgetown Celebrates Winter Carnival" - King & Queen are Mike Walsh & Glenda Cameron

Mar. 16: ”Theatre Presents Plays in Georgetown for Season"- 'The Owl and the Pussycat’,'Butterflies Are Free', with Christine Lancaster using volunteer help and in observation of International Year of the Disabled— also to be amateur

productions. For more see Mar. 19, July 24, July 28

Mar. 21: "Georgetown Heritage Plan Goal of New Heritage Group'—.pres. Bea Mair, with Stillman Mair, R. Fletcher, Daryl Macdonald

Mar. 21: "Announcement Due Soon Possible Shipyard Sale"— to H. B, Nickerson (si_c) North Sydney— would be Federal Crown Corp. But see also Apr. 7- when Mayor Martell (pic) says no firm commitment of gov't support for extension of shipyard facilities- would

cost 5 million inc. Drydock. See Dec. 7, Dec. 22

Apr. : "Georgetown Teen Sings Way into Hearts of Many"— pic- Colleen MacPhee— won prize at talent festival

May 15: "Georget0wn Gets Good News"— Young Canada Works Grant'— for recreational activities- Council Report

May 30; "Town Seeks Share of Pie" re Dept. Fisheries offices proposed

May 30: "Georgetown Gets Face Lift"- clean up in planning for National Multi- Cultural Festival to be held for 16 days in King's Theatre. For more see July 13, in " Guardian Supplement" and July 14,

July 22.

June: "Special Treat for Georgetown"— patronal festival for Holy Trinity Church with various choirs

July 13: "Opens Georgetown Facility“— Alcoholic Rehabilitation Clinic

July 15: "Georgetown Faces Big Mess'- with sewer system

July 29: "Rotten Smell Irks Citizens in Georgetown "— offal from Seafoods plant

Aug. 5: "King's Theatre Receives Grants for Improvements”

Aug. 5: ”Friends of Lea Crane Night- Big Success"- pics of Bea Mair, Kevin Gotell, and Barry Clark

Sept. 2: "Georgetown Possible for Tanks" pic. of Charles Martell. Also "Porter Starts in Georgetown" Stan Porter Hired as Recreational Director — pic.