Georgetown Events, 1968-1984 70 Dec. 24: " Concert Presented" - school Dec: " Lighted Homes Winners": (1) Emerson Llewellyn , (2) Lawrence Martell (3) Bernard Batchilder For Lions', John Walsh 1970: Jan. 6: " Georgetown has Grass Fire"- time of year significant Jan. 9: "Dwelling at Gutted by Fire Yesterday"- Stirling McQuillans Jan. 27: "Georgetown Lions Observe Club's Sixth Anniversary"- Feb. 7th variety show planned. For other Lions meetings and projects see Mar. 24, Apr. 10 ( Paul Batchilder is new president), June 8, June 22, July 20, Aug. 22, Sept. 28, Oct. 9, Oct. 26, Dec. 3, Dec. 15 ( Senior Citizens' Christmas party) Jan. 28: " Georgetown and Talk Development Tonight"- see also Jan. 30, Feb. 13, Feb. 28 (officers: Pres . Alan Aitass ; V.P. Noel Wilson ; Sec. Bea Mair: Publicity: Joan Currie , Albert Fraser , Herbie Stewart Feb. 11: "Georgetown School Sports Reported Keenly Contested" For other sports see Mar 17, June 27, July 3 Feb. 12: "Large Catch Landed at Georgetown "- by trawler Feb. 13: "Home and School" See also Mar. 4( kindergarten), Mar. 10, May 9, May 15, Sept. 24, Oct. 21, Nov. 12 Feb. 18: "Two Fishing Vessels Sink at Wharf in Georgetown " Feb. 27: "Georgetown Council Plans Construction ". Mar. 5: "84 Patients Entertained by Legion at Georgetown " For other Legion, see Mar. 24, Apr. 8<Apr. 24, Sept. 16, Dec. 16 Mar. 10: "Unions Show Resentment over Layoffs"- See also Mar. 11. Apr. 29: "Waterfront at Georgetown becomes Hive of Activity" May 6: "Shipyard Does Repair Work While Awaiting Big Jobs." For shipyard news see May 7, May 10, Nov. 18 (operations to continue) June 5: " Constable Appointed"- Albert Kern ' also June 18/71 June 12: "Georgetown School Pupils Present Concert" June 13: "Legion in Georgetown Plans to Entertain School Pupils " June 24: "Georgetown Plant Sold for $700,000"( now Georgetown Seafoods Ltd., owned by H.B. Nicholson & Sons Ltd., . June 26: "No Oil in Well off Georgetown " June 29: " Resident Remanded in Gun-carrying and Pointing Case" July 4: "Georgetown School Closes" July 4: "Jail-break Draws Six Month Term. "See also Dec. 11 Aug. 7: " Storm Sewers Being Laid "- Kent & Water Streets are to be paved. By Aug. 31 a number of other streets also paved or repaved. Aug.:. 21: " Linda Larsen Has Thoughtful Hospitality to P.E.I. 's Special Tourist Projects" also picture Sept. 21: C.W.L Sept. 30: "Surprise Party at Georgetown " by Rev. & Mrs. W. . A. MacQuarrie for his sister Louise, Mrs. Chas . Caswell. Nov. 12: "Parade at Said to Be Largest on Record") Premier Campbell present- pic.)