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THURSDAY JUNE Page HIGH SCHOOL INSIGHTS Friday Last Day Of School Year ItltlNDA BURT daughter of Mr Mrs Charles Burt of Acton is a recent honor graduate of the Baptist Leadership Training School Calgary She is a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of RR Georgetown has in Guelph General Hospital School or Nursing for the fall term by LARRY BROAD It LD We vc come at last to the end of another great year with more great achievements As the number of students grows so grows the power of those who maintain control namely the school council this year the school council has created GDHSs store For the first lime students can buy paper and pencils without needing to leave theschool Also the school council has raised most of the money necewnry to build the new foyer which should be built this summer Other students have taken other projects upon them and have done them properly There are many other great events especially on the sports scene which could be sum mar i zed but what else can we say but Great Tomorrow many students will say goodbye to other students teachers and to until September Some will say goodbye for good There are still exams to write for those who have done poorly during theytar Over next week five days of exams many of our Gradt 12 s and all of our Gradt s will leave GDHS to con tinui their education or to go on to other things These people must be congratulated for their years of good work The remaining students will be promoted to the next grade and it is about them next year GDHS story will be Look for High School Insights in September and have a good YACAAR Works For Retarded represents Youth Across Canada With the Mentally Retarded and Is a program of youth service v hereby projects of assistance ire started and tarried out or the mentally retarded all In the cm JuncOandlo will be on fund raising The local branch is new and to raise operating funds it will reeeive soft drink profits from the Restaurant on Guelph Street the two a newcomer to Is the soft drink profits to assist e group to the Youth Across Canada for the Mentally Retarded is proposed by mutineer and seconded behind counter and Richard droit in front Mr I over of ihi all son drinks sold n is aid I surer funetiori is 1 help Georgetown Horsemens Second Show Not Dampened by Afternoon Showers daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Tobm 5 Eh both St Georgetown has from the University of with bichelor of arts degree in in sociology She attended Georgetown High School and will enter Toronto Teacher College in September PHILIP WMS son of Mr and Mrs J Jones Princess Anne Drive graduated Wednesday June in Mortuary Science at number College He is completing his training at Turner and Porter funeral Homes Toronto He attended bath public and high school in Georgetown Mr Jones is the director of McClure Jones Funeral Home Edith St ART SHOW On Tuesday and Wednesda the and of the annual Art and Music Show was held in the school and was attended by large crowds of studinb teaehers and parents The best art work of was displayed while the school band and a local rock group entertained theerowds up its normal standard of ex ccllence and the rock played well Thi artwork was professional looking was a fine effort by art students Ml- vitw The average student is fin ding that it is suddenly getting easier and easier to calculate the remaining days hours minutes and seconds of clashes Considering his math mark there must be very few days left At lhl3 time of year the at litude of all students average and nun average alike has changed The September sleepiness the Christmas blahs and the spring blues have given way to summertime restlessness student is anxiously anticipating the last period the lost day That is when he can hop onto his Honda 10- or trailbike or into his Da t sun Cessna or Ad didas and move off into the summer sunset or my other direction long as it as far away as possible from school With of summer vacation comes a sudden rush by teachers to catch up on the year work school year invariably insufficient tunc to that last chapter or two in text To top it all off he poor must final reports and mark all the year they have assigned marking these the teachers set world reeurds for speed Georgetown Horsemen Assonation held its second show of the year May at in I imehousc I- njjish and western were will attended di spite a few afternoon showers both divisions llillrr 1 Ion sun Tammie flraiden Susan Breckinridge Christine Cleave I I on son 2 Debbie i Wanda Jones Timmie Pleasure I Debbie Spmgola J Wanda Junes 4 Tamnue I ninny Hampton I inn i Dehbie lSTHiMf-lilrt- It liter Mel line maiden Terry J Bill Break I ii I 1 I ilinda Howard J Hum I slim Trail 1 Hampton Bill Ken Swan Terry tone Itarnl Race Ron Appleyard Danny Giles Hampton Ken Swan Western Pleasure Hill Break Hum 4 Ken Swan latter 1 till Elizabeth Milanu Br 4 Braiden 1iiLtisli 1 Kim Break Klce J Howard 4 Mary Breckinridge item I I Break I IMbi Anne Miry I litis I mm ml Khun I Breckinridge I- tilth Klce Hi Nun Ha t Kin i Terry Hum 4 Valmda lluuird ttrhing Hauler I Klce Jumpil 1 Spine Kin 3 Jim Brink Hi Mi Trait 1 Paul Thompson Art Cousins 4 Sharon Park I Bill 2 Milanu Braiden 4 liusun I Hilda I Shiron 4 Rnbirtson Ham ill will Iind Mrs Ju in both din llu dub is holding its luui IS it the I iiu Hall Ilillur will In It i with liurses inlinst nil ride will In Id soli itimi lining tin For ins inform it ill the ilubs r shows in i contact the Diane Ii si Hill GUARD ARE YOU REALLY CONCERNED ABOUT GARBAGE DUMPS AND RECYCLING A province wide meeting Is being held at the University of Torontos back campus West of Queen Park Cres at 630 pm Wed June 13 BRING A PICNIC SUPPER FOR INFORMATION OR IF YOU CAN SUPPLY TRANSPORTATION CALL 8542366 8778110 SUPER PRO STOCKS Youre not ready for the new breed of i- Pro Stackers Theyre coming from all over the United States 90 sec150 mph Bobby Duster Ohio Fast Eddie Ohio Mr Norms HemiColtllhnois The Ultimate Pro Stock Larry Huff Soapy Sales California Challenger Jim Halloran PBR Grabber inois Kelly Chadwick Vega Texas 1972 Golden Wheels Champion Bert Straus 366 cu in Ram Air powered 73 Astre Joe Satmary Illinois BURNOUTS ROSIN PRO START ALL CARS MAKE 3 RUNS You could see an 8 sec runl GATES 600 SHOWTIME 800 PM RAIN DATE JUNE a Toronto I 7 5 Miles west of Georgetown 111 C M said he group hopes to encourage participation by more young people same time further cause of public acceptance of mental retardation DiGroat YACMR said the en cotirngcmmt is made to have the retarded accept the services offered borne of the projected ac llvitics of the group include swimming programs athletic events and even taking adults to dances Richard said Is eager to raise Its own funds because it has had to exist or less on the sub efforts of other groups Mr said he con the group worthy of his support He has two members on his staff who are members of and he said he is aware of their efforts YACMRhopes to distribute handbill to home inl Georgetown with two purposes in mind It wants to the organization function and attract customers to the drive in restaurant Well tell the community we rt here said Martin He said any amount of money the group raises during the two days of June will be an asset Mr Charron will turn over 15 cents per Jumbo drink and 10 for each regular soft drink sold GEORGETOWN MEMORIAL ARENA Roller Skating COMMENCING SATURDAY JUNE 1973 PM UNTIL ADMISSION GENERAL WITH OWN SKATES LIVE BAND CAINES0 REEF ROLLER SKATING EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAYS UNTIL SEPTEMBER PLAY Twilight Golf AT THE Georgetown Golf Country Club After 6 pm Monday to Friday GREEN FEES SO WE CHALLENGE YOU WITH THE TOUGHEST MOST BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSE IN ONTARIO PROVE US WRONG IF YOU CAN FOR INFORMATION CALL BILL GREENWOOD PRO MANAGER 8776011 N 0 R T H H A L T 0 The Time To Trade Has Never BEEN BETTER We are so short of tradeIns for our used car clientele that we are prepared to stretch to the limits to make a deal with you So if you have been 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