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And Environmental Crisis Halton Education Board Approves Canadian Studies Canadian studies and a course called Man Environmental Crisis won approval from the County Board Education at the first meeting of the new school term The courses were outlined by the social science program council and displays were set up in the rear of the board meeting room to Illustrate some of the teaching techniques The Canadian studies will be a broadening of the current Grade 7 and a Canadian history courses using multi media kits assembled by the program council AUDIO ISUA1 The kits include use of audio visual teaching aids and textbook pamphlets and other publications At the seat of the broadened study course is an effort by the committee to Improve what it terms insufficient and neglectful teaching of Canadian studies FIVE TOPICS The five topics for which kits have been assembled arc titled People on the Move People and the Canadian North People and Leisure People and Conflict and People and Work The school board adopted the program council recom to make the media kits available as models for teachers to develop Canadian studies programs The geography subject council got a okay for its en crisis study course But it also received lavish praise from provincial environment minister George Kerr who is also Halton west MPP Kerr in a letter to the subject council said socioeconomic Issues must be understood before pollution problems Kerr permission to show the geography study proposal to the minister of education Jam for Prizes In Friendly Jitney Wednesday Sept 8th the Georgetown club entertained Milton club members of the clubs taking part In a mixed Jam Jitney All participants received a jar of jam or marmalade the high scores having first choice The Georgetown ladies provided an excellent lunch after the game and everyone had very en evening Milton Intends to entertain Georgetown members later this month Sunday Sept 12th conducted the mixed treble tournament for the trophy Georgetown had five entries Brampton two and Kew Beach two A Brampton rink won the trophy with wins Beach was second with win high Georgetown next with 2 wins and Brampton took the high one game Georgetown winners were Skip Jim Robertson Vice Andy Long and lead Joan On Sunday Sept Brampton win again entertain the Juniors with doubles Entries have already been received from St Catharines Stouffville Kew Beach Brampton Georgetown and this tournament should be well worth watching as each club has a number of ex ceptionally good bowlers An open air patio for lunches and beveragi licensed under the Liquor Control Board of Ontario is the at the Ex NORVAL 50th Wedding Anniversary For Mr and Mrs Burgan Mr and Mrs C NorvaT celebrated their wedding anniversary on Saturday September lllh with an open house reception held in St Pauls Parish Hall About friends neighbours and relatives called on the happy coup wish them well and many more happy years together The reception was planned by their two daughters and son Mrs Gloria McDonald of Guelph her five children and six grand children Mrs Hazel of and Bill and his two sons of Mr and Mrs seven grand children and six great grandchildren were all present with the grandchildren pouring and serving the tea They were assisted by friends of the couple Mrs A of Brampton and Mrs Pat Elliott and daughters Sandra and of Brampton Guests were present from Toronto Brampton and Mr and Mrs moved to the village from Brampton about IS years ago A home coming party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Carter on Saturday August for relotivesond friends of Kathy Carter and Linda Vinoll or Georgetown The girls returned home after months working and travelling in Europe David Carter and Gary Murray both of Norval and Barry Cock of Georgetown left September for British Columbia where they hope to find work and Mr and Mrs Wilbert Cleave and Mr and Mrs Frank of Georgetown have returned home from an enjoyable days bus tour of the eastern provinces which Included Newfoundland crossing the southern part of the province from coast to coast and a visit to Gander airport They travelled about miles by ferry during the trip Prom Newfoundland they travelled by ferry to the state of then to mow wnere crossed the border back to Canada at Cornwall and then home In the Maritime provinces followed around the bad storm by about a day and saw much of the damage caused by the heavy rains They had to follow many detours as a great many of the bridges were washed out Mr and Mrs Guy Wilson Kit 1 enjoyed about two weeks visiting with friends and relatives Some of the places they stayed were Cookstown Hunt Sudbury and Ottawa Rev James Maxwell of Hornby enjoyed most of August at their cottage on the hill They took several short trips with their camper which about a week at Balsam Lake and Six Mile Lake when they were com pan led by their daughter Laurie Laurie and Mary Jean Max will and their friend Judy enjoyed two weeks camping in Prince Edward Island They camped at Com wall and Cavendish An unusual sight on Monday morning September were of robins congregating in the rain Tehy were gathering in the on Draper St and many of them were down on the grass looking for worms In the pouring rain Perhaps they were gelling ready for their flight south but this seems rather early for the hardy robin They were all gone about am Shortly after tht robins left the crows a great racket in the bush Sounded like thousands of them gathering together Hope th isn a sign early winter Mrs Ed McLean GUITAR LESSONS NOW STARTING AT NEILS MUSIC CENTRE NEW STUDENTS WELCOME CALL NOW AT 8774919 The Last Spike Second volume of Pierre Bertons saga of the building of the C P R sequel to his best selling NATIONAL DREAM now in stock THE LAST SPIKE 1000 THE NATIONAL DREAM 1000 Both volumes attractively bound in boxed presentation set THE BOOK SHOP 39 MAIN STREET SOUTH GEORGETOWN 8778661 THE GEORGETOWN HERALD Page Glass Mirror Alambuun Window Ghua Replaced Alia Screen 8778020 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