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Tilt June III I Retiree started as wartime bank clerk LIZ SHAW Herald When Margaret first began working at the Canadian Imperial Bank of CommcrCL on Main Street in 191 she was a junior clerk making Now and several Jobs later she is retiring the tank jnd from her Job as Consumer Loans Officer During the war Ihc Bank of was closed and the Bank of Commerce took over all accounts Mrs 1 think thai was why they hired me Mrs added that mon women wert hind during the wjr due to of men and by the limi the conflict women were kept because they did Rood Job The Georgetown has 1 many changes over tin yturs notably the phasing out of her first job as a Junior clerk Her thief responsibility was deliver bank drafts throughout town but the work became unnecessary as companies and individuals paying bills by cheque Since the Bank of Commerce was the only bank in a town until when the lloyal Bank moved in across the street Mrs said she got to know most of the people through the bonk By Margaret was run ning thi annual Canadian Bonds campaign as v ell as keeping up with her other work which ill staff payroll and liability counts Unlike most employee who move up the ladder leaving their jobs behind them Mrs took on new projects without giving up old work Her kiowledge techniques and her familiarity with many peo ple In town helped her lo Ihe trust of customers I am something of an investment for people I know she said Knowing people is certainly a in business Mrs noted she was slight ly ahead of most women by Teachers retire hour Georgetown District High School teachers and two Hills elementary teachers ire retiring from In 19S7 led is retiring from Georgetown High School after in years of service School Board Jordan a year veteran of the system Is in his final year at the high school and Rot is in his last year after retiring Terry McDonald from with vice lo School system to his credit is retiring from Pin view School after IB yean service to the Hal I on Hoard Maureen Hyde is Robert Utile School for retire with 12 of in Hilton system behind her MOVING ON Margaret t Georgetown fen ltd retiring from the Canadian Imperial Bank or am merer branch on Main ifter kith Manager Krause The rose were a glfl Ihe bank Bluff Herald phutu Citizens forum Support hearing society Can you imagine the painful ad Justments have to moke if you were deaf or hard of from the moment you got up how would you do it without hearing alarm I to the second you turned on your TV no sound of course but nice pictures to the concert you just I miss even from row centre you tenioy yourself Right now million Canadians suffer from some hearing lovs thats more than the entire tion of Toronto and surpasses of many provinces The population is growing older and that one cause But the big pro blem is there Just too much So Ihc next time you hear yourself saying I hear myself think think about what you tin do about it We run dozens of programs assist thousands of people in nun of ways to cope with world that runs on sound We not only provide an of services and techniques to more productive we also go to bat for the deaf and hearing making noise about hearing loss and making nondeaf ins Red Shield raises target DcarSir The Solvation Army in the Hills area wishes to thank all who helped in any way to mala the Red Shield Campaign cess Our Red Shield target wis and we were ruise Saying thank you seems so in adequate yet it is expressed n behalf of those whose lives will he made more satisfying riwar ding because of your gencniit Captain Wilson The Closure survey I am In the process of a survey on areas which areor ban involved in School Closure I would appreciate it if you could send me information regarding any school closure Issue you have covered during the past three years If there was any organized tion to the closure 1 would the name of the group ind contact person name address ind telephone number Yours trul Box 135 Norland Ontario Power letter ire that the best way to dull with a Is simply lint to deal with it openly professional If you know of someone hearing you know the cry need for mon assistance more information more ind fuel is you cm help slop your own loss of hearing by being careful your and work environment But can reillj help fight deafness ind he im by making out cheque right now to the The in in He ing Society or or whatever can afford wishes JihnUiif KIDS CORNER FOR DAYCARE AND NURSERY SERVICES The following businesses will be pleased to serve you so give them a call Regional Munlclpalily Halton provides centre care al Maple Ave Day Care Ave to YEARS OF AGE FULL PRE SCHOOL PROGRAM FEE SUBSIDY AVAII ABLE 7am 8775231 ilihy pontine St now taking leg tor ox day pi eg rim I available Am School DAYCARE CENTRE Fot 18 to cam Hot French programs Transportation to front local rubilrty Open Jam lilt m group concerned about plans or a near POWER Protect Our Water and Environmental Resources wants local Industries to know about their resistance the letter says It is also asking for financial support to help them in their cause A dance is being planned lor June at the Acton Legion nod group is tor firms to goods to be raffled or a monetary gift CWAC reunion in Toronto DcarSir We still haven ill our CWAC friends of those Jays of World War II The Media have helped a great deal In other yean so again we call Canadian Women Ar my Corps Veterans To Annual through this release far complete Reunion Brochure write to CWAC Veterans Chairman Mrs Shirley Wood Niagara Street Toronto Ontario Canada iCti Telephones 781 the HERALD The Halton Regional Police in conjunction with the Halton Hills Herald would like to acknowledge the generous contributions toward the Torch Run held June 3 1 987 in aid of the Ontario Special Olympics Van Lines Canada Ltd Mrs Irene Bogue Butler Manufacturing Company Canada Ltd Canadian General Electric Consumers Glass Co Ltd Degussa Canada Ltd Douwe Egberts Limited Dufferin Aggregates Dufferin Construction Company Fearman Company Limited Federated Genco Limited Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd Frankel Steel Limited Fuller Brush Company Honda Inc Halton Police Senior Officers Association Hercules Canada Inc Howell Packaging Hunter Drums Limited IBL Industries Limited Clothing Johnson Diversified Canada Inc Laurel Steel Products Limited Maris Transport Limited Milton Limestone Limited Wm Ltd Canada Limited Popsicle Industries Revlon Professional Products Ltd Rockwell International of Canada Ltd TenderLean Beef Inc Tridon North America Union Carbide Canada Ltd Union Gas Limited Xerox of Canada Ltd to make a career out of bunking m a peopleoriented person I at this branch because knew the people and I have to travel lot wild I have enjoyed my work try much Mis Kelson Is leaving no work finished She has reached Ihe bran loun target for 1987 five months I don cull my leaving retire I call it starting a new she said Mrs is looking forward to spending more time with her dogs three miniature wire haired dachhunds named Brandy and Cricket will also devote lime protecting wildlife and ihe environment and to pursue TOWN OF HAL TON HILLS A1N ST SOUTH HILLS MAYORS NINTH ANNUAL ROAD RACE I iiklng Lot lordoii Arena Wli FOR THE RUNNERS lo all thai II bo mpodod along Road Routo on Sunday Juno fill from to a along Tfitm I I vers oil No Gunlph Snclar lv Ro id Route an d paking on your on Wo nor la fun out support NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD 1 ACTON Main Street NorthWallace Street Area conduct a PUBLIC MEETING to examine Acton By to permit 182 stored tor property localod on trio It into on Walla Street In Ac Ion libit inn ng INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Monday July Town Administration Building Trafalgar Rond71h Linn re NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD ESQUESING Main Street South Eighth Line Sideroad Con ch I PUBLIC MEETING to lo 1 By law to of close bod Pn Lot Concession for property located on do I no ntoraoct on ro id in G Uib in on a PI i in ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Monday July Town 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