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Portrait of Mayor Gibbons Atlas Presented to School Two from Mrs Joseph Gibbons to new school which bears her late husband name the highlights of the cfal opening of Joseph Gibbons School last Tuesday A portrait of the late mayor presented by Miss Jean Leo and painted by year old Tony will now hang in the school second gift an lustratcd County AUns presented by Mrs Joseph Gibbons will be rebound so that students may use it Mrs Gib bons told The Herald she was sure Joe would rather it was used by the children than gath dust on a shelf Mrs Vera Macdonnld repres enting the Elementary Teachers Association present the school with another pain ting by a local artist Day Ml lies by while Mrs Esther Smith presented a of the queen on behalf of the Countess of Chapter I ODE OPEN CONCEPT In his opening remarks Logan told the packed hail Joseph Gibbons was an open concept school th few interior walls which teaches Id to concentrate despite dis tractions and not disturb oth ers This Is the way they must work in outside world ho commented Outlining the career of Joseph bbons for whom the school is named principal stated he f rst became a councillor in 1932 and mayor in between then and 1368 he served as ma years In the intervening years he was the town assessor An informant told me of being left in the barber chair Joe ran off to solve a town pro blem remarked Mr MacDon old For years Joseph had a barber shop on Main St USE IT Doug Wood chairman of Hal ton County Board of I on urged parents lo in in the school and use it evenings and weekends as a community centre Major Bill Smith ho was impressed by tt large turnout and the Board of Educ at on for the fine school theyi had built I Jim Snow MPP Holton East congratulated tho contractor saying as a contractor himself he had really given a close look to construction He singled out tho colour consultant for praise Tho school is dono in brilliant colours throughout Reverend Young Knox Presbyterian Church rend prayer of dedication while lion G Chapman assistant introduced tho pint form guests BRASS KEY Grade 1 and junior pupils en the w songs One written by the Grade students to the tune of A Place to Stand had special vords about Joseph School Scienpiper arch lect with Parkin Associat presented a lorte symbol brass key lo the set to Geofc owns member on tie County Board of Education Following the the number of parents pros toured the school The school built by A Peter Ltd has twelve teaching areas a double kindergarten a 1 resource centre doub le health room office storage room teachers work room and principal office Mrs Sargent Resident Rev Johnston of St Andrews United Church con ducted funeral service on May at the Harold Clure Funeral Home for Mrs Gordon Coulighan of Sargent Road Mrs who was 35 died suddenly at Toronto Gen oral Hospital on May Tho former Marion Louise Water house she was daughter of Ion Bessie Pell crick Wnterho and was born in Toronto She attended Memorial Pub hoots in York Townshp and before her age in was employed Co an General Electric As hobby she was interested in pottery She leaves her husband and four iidrcn Danny Jeffrey Stephen and Anne- Louise and mother in Toronto Pallbearers Dave- Mor Gordon Downey Ralph Burton Hunter Don of Af and Joe Plncide Toronto Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery filter- f i An 1877 Holton County Atlas donated the school by Mrs Joseph will be bound and used by the pupils BRIDGE CLUB Gundy and Ron Snow were first cast west win at the Georgcto vn coin bridge club on Tuesday May in the Legion Auditor turn Other cast west winners were Kay and Fred Allen second George Tom 3rd Lillian La vrcneo Hamilton fourth with Mar and Helen fifth North South were R Dickson Duke second Cam Sinclair and Joe Maurcr Clayton Barbour and Dickson third Bill Wand el and Kalil fourth Art Norris Moullon fifth Sixteen tables competed Mrs Harvey Clare was It of door and also second winner the euchre held in Com Hall on May 20 by Men Club of Johns Anglican Church Other prizewinners were men 1st Frank Robinson 3rd lad lei Mrs Vurloy Mrs Oln Rob in Mrs Flora MocArthur Mrs Art Stump won Ihc special prize Lunch with coffee enjoyable even a close and Mrs R Lawson attended the wedding of her ne phew Robert Ratten Cathy Chapman at Don way United Churct Don Mills on Friday evening May Mrs Grant DID YOU KNOW Specially destined and insul suits enable Ontario Hydro linemen o work an live lines carrying up to volts of electricity New 1200 its loaded with noextracost extras Portrait of the late Gibbons presented by Miss Jean Lee was painted by yearold Tony car 1975 North End BP fiFUVICF lltio I Inn Road Open Weekdays Ton to Bam to in STOCK SALE STOCK NO JACKSON IS NOT BANKRUPT TIMS IS STOCK OF A BANKRUPT VAItlFTY WHOLESALER PAY ONLY SAVE ON EVERY ITEM Literally Thousands of Items UMBRELLLA Golf and sun umbrellas attachment for lawn Push button and manual How on you d lo w houl one Reg to BADMINTON SETS sot Racquets rd and carrying case Sugg 2 98 99 BLACK FLAG 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