Wedding In Maple Baptist Church Rev C officiated and Ernest Wallace was organist when Jean McMullen and Thdmas Fredrick Mack were married in Maple Avenue Baptist Church on October The bride who La the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ken McMullen Mclntyre Crescent was given in marriage by her father In the double ring ceremony The groom Is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Mack 17 Weber Drive Mr Wallace played Just a Closer Walk with Thee and I love You Truly during the service The bride gowned in Spanish lace with a Hill hooped skirt falling into an attached train The gown had long sleeves and cooped neck trimmed with seed pearls She carried a cascade bouquet of yellow sweetheart rosea She carried a handkerchief that her great aunt Jessie Stacy of Lions Head had carried at her own wedding years ago Maid of honour bridesmaids Bonnie McDowell and Shirley Craig who is the groom a sister a the brides cousin were similarly gowned in mauve nylon skirts over taffeta with tops of white nylon Tbey carried yellow and white mums Harold Halliburton Guelph was groomsman Ushers were Jerry Paul and Murray McMullen and Robbie A reception for 100 guests followed In BalUnafad United Church hall where the brides mother received wearing pale green chiffon trimmed in white bee with flowers in her hair and a corsage of yellow carnations The groom mother also received wearing an autumn Kid dress with gold flowers In r hair and a corsage or pink carnations The wedding cake was baked and decorated In white and mauve to match the bridesmaids by her uncle George Duke of Toronto who also was master of ceremonies Later guests attended a wedding party In Community Hall Guests came from Barrio Toronto Guelph Erin Acton Milton and Georgetown For a honeymoon trip to Lake Placid the bride wore a baby blue dress silver cessories and a corsage of baby pink carnations They are Photography MR AND MRS THOMAS FREDRICK MACK making their home at 38 Main Street South The groom is an expediter with General and the bride la a secretary with Sopinka Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured with several showers Mrs Small wood and Mrs Alice each were hosts at miscellaneous showers Her aunt and niece Mrs Helen Mossop and Sherrey had a family shower as did the groom sister Shirley Craig Petre and Bonnie McDowell were Joint hosts at a shower A doll by the women of Maple Avenue Baptist Church guests attended a trousseau tea at her mothers home when Mrs Smallwood Mrs Canton and the bridesmaids assisted The grooms parents en tertained following the rehearsal when the bride gave sterling silver lockets to her attendants and the groom billfolds to the men The groom gave the bride a sterling sliver cross which she wore on her wedding day Initiation Ceremony for 14 Holtonf Student Hove S porta Options Has Made Old Style Ed Thing of Past Hal ton County schools have been Involved In competitive sports programs for a long time but never have the sports curriculums been so varied as In recent years A far cry from the constant drills of the good physical training classes students In Grades and can choose their own physical education options in many county schools Golf sailing and tennis never In school until the last few years are available to many students under the County Board of Education The man in Halton responsible for much of the chinse in physical education is Nick Volpe of and education for schools A veteran of the Big Four levels and coached football players from junior high school teams to the Bears In the Ontario Junior conference PRIORITIES Volpe says be has a list of priorities to meet the needs of all students First on the list are the physical education classes by Intramural and inter school sports he says To be successful at both the elementary and secondary school levels Volpe says the students must be actively In with a sport learn from it and enjoy the activity The enjoyment is In com thats why the emphasis is put on the popular competitive sports such as football basketball and hockey If people are athletically Inclined they turn to the popular sports says CONCEPT CHANGING Even though the Halton schools concentrate a good number of physical education classes on the most popular sports that concept Is slowly changing says The program Is starting to focus on leisure time and life style he adding that not everyone can be a good football or basketball player or have Interest in the three prime sports At the elementary level Volpe Is trying to Institute further change in physical education by getting more scheduled physical education classes for the younger students We re attempting to get one period per day above the recess periods he says Right now the elementary schools have two periods of physical education per week plus Intramural sports In four five and six with I school sports for the grade seven and eight students LACK COACHES The highest priority sports at crosscountry skiing sports which are represented at the County championships One of the biggest problems faced by school sports is the lack of trained coaches Volpe says The individual school principals ore responsible for hiring the teaching staff at their school and consequently some schools have a surplus of coaches while others have an adequate number of coaches If a principal is looking for a science teacher he might happen to find a qualified teacher who la also a track coach in that case verythlng works out well says If the principal finds the best teacher for an opening is not a coach then the teacher probably be hired anyway and the school team suffers Its not anybody a fault hat just the way It Is SURPLUS With the surplus of teachers we now have the situation is going to change predicts Volpe With the surplus principals will be able to choose from more candidates for each position- and qualified teacher s who also arc qualified coaches will probably get the first job op portunities Volpe says the Halton Board of Education has never encouraged high school teams to get outside coaches but when qualified teacher coaches arc not available there Is little alter native If the students are to compete on school teams Volpe says the school board has cased its views considerably in the past few years but it still prefers teachercoaches over any others GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY NOV ff Windmill Stolen Chlnguacousy police The windmill Is yellow and looking for a windmill gray In color with a threefoot Chief Kenneth Sider reported base and fivefoot sail span It today that a miniature windmill weighs 120 pounds was taken from the property of Chief asked that anyone Peter Van Tuyl RRi this windmill call his over the weekend department GEORGETOWN MARKET SPECIA1S FRIDAY SATURDAY CLB I I FREE FRIDGE4 Reg spec 2 DRUG MARTS troduced Georgetown Calvinettes at their initial meeting of the fall in the basement of the Christian Reformed Church Head coun this year is Mrs Lucy Valdersluls who is also charge of the four Junior counsellors The Calvinettes enjoyed while their mothers who d been invited for this first meeting were being enlightened on the program for Alter refreshments the girls gathered to witness the Initiation ceremony A large candle representing Christ waa burning in the dark auditorium and each new came forward and lit their own candle from it This is to show how each should take her light from Jesus and let It shine in the world around her There was a presentation of a sterling suverCafvinette charm to four who had finished the complete program and worked hard to become junior counsellors They are Ada Leferlnk Van Dyk and Rita Van Helden This year there are girls divided into nine classes with nine fulltime counsellors and one parttime They have many activities planned for this season Your Own Fault If Vote Missed A number of persons had their names left off East provincial riding voters list because of mistakes by a spokesman at the const returning officers office says However anyone who found themselves in that position had plenty of time to correct the situation before election day The Ejection Act provides five days In which the returning officer aits as board of revision the official says Voters lists not enumerators list axe posted throughout the entire riding three weeks before election day It is the voters nafonsibllltytomakesurehlsor her name is on the voters list While the returning officer endeavours to make sure all names are on the lists through the enumerators in the final analysis the Election Act places the onus on the voter to make sure his name Is on the list Modifying legislation which Georgetown councillors a gzsbo yearly salary next year council passed a motion Monday which will deduct for each PRICE TREES And All Fruit Trees TREES MOUNTAIN fl SILVER QUEEN MAPLE HO LOCU5T Mil SUGAR MAPLE SUNBURST BUSHES YELLOW DOGWOOD BEAUTY BUSH SplrtB Biltsrdl GOLDEN MOCK ORANGE FRENCH LILAC RED HONEYSUCKLE HtOH BUSH CRANBERRY LEAF DOGWOOD HYDRANGEA Mills Snow OFF PRICE Blue Spruce It Pint Many mora bargains 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