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to Church Christian Reformed CHURCH Lint At J VandenPol Minister Sunday am and Visitors welcome Listen Sunday to The Back To God Hour Radio Minister Joel JO a m CFGM 10 am 100 Meg CHIN ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH 11 St MINISTER Rev Robert Organist Mr Scruldt 11 a m Morning Worship Church to Grade Junior Coi elation EVERYONE IS WELCOME CO ML AND YOUR Lin CD MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday 11 am and ST PAULS BAPTIST CHURCH Road East Minister Rev W Cairns 1115 am Worship EVERYONE WELCOME Georgetown Pentecostal Church Masonic No Line Pastor Jack Telephone SUNDAY SERVICES a Sunday School am and Tuiidiy I m and Ministry Come and enjoy friendly fellowship and helpful FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Main and Gualph Minuter W R Cairns MORNING WORSHIP Mrs Towner Gedcke Wedding Knox Presbyterian Church THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JULY 2nd A pin belonging to her grandmother was worn by the bride when Eleanor Ann and George Alexander Bern exchanged wedding vows in Knox Presbyterian Church on June 13 She La the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Georgetown and recently gra duated as an ray technician In Kitchener The groom Is the son of Mr and Rex Bern whose home is in New found land DOUBLE RING Baskets of white mums the church and Mr gave his daughter In marriage In a double ring performed by Rev Nor man Young The bride a uncle Mr George Bride of Kitchener was organist For her marriage the bride wore a white floor length gown in French with accents of white guipure lace a should length veil and crescent hi ill dress of white flow She carried semi of rases carnations and lily of the MAUVE VELVET was maid of honour Donna Oranfoile bridesmaid Pauline Lawrence lor bridesmaid and Charlcne Hendry Kitchener flower girl They were gowned alike floor length princess at gowns In mauve velvet emboss chiffon Senior attendants carried semi cascade bouquets of yellow mums and the flower girl a basket of flowers similar to the bridal bouquet George Gaullon Toronto was groomsman and ushers Ross Hendry and Doug Webber both from Kitchener GARDENIA CORSAGE Receiving at George I Golf and Country Club brides mother wore a green dress accented with mauve and pink rosebud lace moss green accessories and a mauve orchid In the absence of the grooms mother Mrs Anna Storr Brampton received for him She wore an orange Ice floor length gown with crystal beading a mink stole and a cor sage of cream ivf a trip to the states the bride wore a yellow dress green and yellow coal corsage IN THE MAIL BAG GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Evangelical Centennial Public School Minister D J Phillips Telephone am Sunday School all classes Knox Presbyterian Church Main and Church 877 2848 MINISTER REV F N YOUNG 10 a Church School 1 am Morning Worship ORGANIST Mrs Gowland BUSINESS DIRECTORY W H Professional Engineer Consulting Ontario Land Surveyor Office Hem DODD CLINIC OF CHIROPRACTIC St Appointment Necessary Ontario Land Duncan Drive Gtorgatewn Residence OPTOMETRIST Brown RO Main St N I For Appointments prion Pleas Present Health Insurance Card OPTOMETRIST RR Hamilton RO lie South Carretal Building For Appointment CARPET CLEANING CARPET CLINIC Professional Carpel and Upholstery Cleaning Your Homo or in our Modem Plant Free- Pick Up and Delivery CARPET CLINIC 4594140 WATER SAFETY TIP Always wear a life jacket when you go water skiing You can enjoy yourself while playing safe 18 Main S 1GB Guelpb All work dona on pram lit Wallace Thompson 3rd Division Court Clark ft MONUMENTS POLLOCK ft CAMPBELL DESIGNS ON Inspect our work In Greenwood Cemetery PHONE Water Street North G A L T REPAIR SERVICE Service JOHN JEWELLERS Certified Watchmakers Main St Nothing But Praise For Hospital Staff 1 Lyons Court lcir Sir j Having been a resident or more than twenty yeirs and a regular of The Herald 1 trust you can find space in your paper or this letter I was recently a patient at the Georgetown District Me mortal for several weeks and would like to add something to the usual Card of time time since our hospital was opened I have heard disparaging remarks made about the services per sound food etc and I would like to tell you about my own personal and first hand ex per ion in that same hospital The director of nursing and her capable competent and un staff were really wonderful is no The administrator and his staff were always thoughtful helpful and above ail cheer the fowl wis remark ably good considering the pecu liar problems associated with the variety of prescribed diets in any hospital Our doctors A lot of hlghy skilled and often over worked men We arc indeed to have such a fine hospital and staff to serve our town and surrounding district Sincerely yours James Linton 90 Hired 40 To Go Ha It on board of education has continued secondary teacher hiring throughout the week to fill the Job openings in county high schools At the beginning of the week the board only teachers short of its quota but Gilmore superintendent of In structlun said that additional resignations could boost ihe re I HIRE About DO teachers were hired by the board last weekend to fill existing openings I Originally teachers were per to submit resignations only until May however with the lifting of the teacher hiring moratorium the rcslg nation deadline was extended until June 30 as promised by Education Minister William Davis RELUCTANT High schools the county were confident they would be able to fill all of the vacancies even though some educators were predicting last week that there would be only qua ificd teachers to fill the jobs available in Ontario Local education officials were reluctant to predict when hiring would be completed but some ventured a guess of an additional two lo three weeks LETS PLAY BRIDGE I BY BILL COATS The usual lead against a no trump contract the fourth card from your longest and strongest suit There Is good reTson for this The opponent that they have a majority lh cards You must use your small allot to set up your small car PRINTING OP DISTINCTION ENVELOPES INVITATIONS Herald Main Straat South org town There arc several other leida you can make against no trump contracts leads from sequences lead In your partner suit leads when your partner doub let etc These are all clear cut and every bridge player should know what to do in each case There la another group hands that do not occur to are hands which tor one reason or other you do not wish lo lead your longest suit Maybe the op ponents have bid your lonHcat or perhaps your longest suit headed an honour card Maybe your hand does not contain an entry card even If you gel your longest suit In these cases you may choose to lead top of nothing The lend of a ten nine eight or seven usually considered top of nothing It Is made from a three card suit or a dou It is an attempt to hit partners suits In an effort to establish his suit instead yours you lead lop nothing simply you feel the lead of your suit will give away a trick that you can not afford to give up Here Is a that came up at the Acton WATER SAFETY TIP Warn your children of the dangers of playing near ponds constructions sites water holes docks and ditches Keep open wells covered Remember most drownings talc place In feet of Club South dealt wit South vulnerable NORTH J 6 I C A J WEST EAST 7 D A 10 J 6 4 3 SOUTH Q J K 5 The bidding SOUTH WEST Pats IS a nt Pan Pan NT Opening lead eight of hearts North South have enough for at no trump South has in the unhid suits It sums that North South should Harm easily and in fact a couple of palM did make three no trump on cards When Mm hurl eight is led the results were a little dlff West suspected at North had a long solid suit He also suspected thai South held a diamond stopper He want to lead dlam and he want his partner to lead hack heart so he led lop of nothing I East won the heart lead with the king and returned a diamond West won the dlam with the ten and returned another heart Back came and down went declarer to defeat W- Something Special for your tapes this week ALL PURPOSE HAMBURGER BUNS 33 the woito ho tun ot NOW AT YOUI Free town TAPIS OMIT CUM SMOKEDPICNIC 75 I BOLOGNA saws fotsHTioRN atllUCI If Hi I A LUCKY SHOPPER Mrs EPauhn 32 Cr 35 32 Spaghetti or Macaroni VIVA TOILET TISSUE 2 roll pfcg 27 6 FLAVOURS ALLENS DRINKS oz tins IGA TOMATOES 28 tin TALL CANS CARNATION MILK BUTTER lb EARLY AMERICAN GLASS FRUIT BOWLS 59 Harding Piano Pupils Play in Annual Recital Pupils from the studio Bruce Harding appeared In a plunofork recital Main Street South on Jui studio was dceonlcd with beau bouquets of urns for the evening A varied program included selections by such composers it Hod 1ihu Iliucll II mid Bach IN RECITAL Plains In the recital were Betty Ann Tripp Veronlc Vikor Peter Harding Catherine Cindy Gray Mar tha Mary Ellen Moffat Philip hit Mm Vt kor Derrick Evelyn How I Anne Mumo Clayton loan Dickson Douglas Gray Julie Dickson i William Magnuson MonU gomcry Marsha Fry Kieriq Woods Theresa Max- ine Julie Kerr mil Dickson Two pupils Rudy and Catherine Brown were pre vented by illness from particle-