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r- iced tq ism ft nfrhmt 17 orftadlm at ptmwi m ai mm ft it hack pkmra jb maptabta far uhfmopllaa f avabobta wtt sack ol dlam yen cap boy tv anywhere bnt what about service when you buy from mhjjere television you are guaranteed prompt efficient service milliere television saijes service main st north tr 73319 see whitmee electric fc5ft evans space heaters armstrong new caretaker qeqrgetown high school page 11 wednesday evening sept 30 1993 the oeomoetown hkij fred armstrong jr was appoin ted caretaker at georgetown high school when north halton high school board met on monday in milton r one of four applicants for the position mr armstrong will re place jack evans who is retiring this month after serving for 28 years at the school he has been employed with george muckart while also operating a market gar den at his home on the check line mr armstrongs salary is 2400 the board will agahi sponsor in english and citizenship canadians in the three high schools this winter if a demand for this a series classes is planned to start in a months time orders were placed with valley city mnfg co for laboratory equipment tor the new george town and acton schools after a company salesman had shown these st the meeting included in the purchase are fifteen 2 student desks for georgetown and five 4student desks for acton as well as stools chairs and desks for the instructors principals of the three schools reported enrolment this year- as 220 in milton 182 in georgetown and 132 in acton permission was gran ted at the meeting to four students to attend outside schools tor tech nical courses not offered in north halton and a number of other ap plicants were refused- because their proposed courses are offered here revision of building plans was made to allow a wooden floor in the new milton classroom and vinyl tile flooring throughout the two new schools v glen williams st aftwns church guild thanks judges donors the success of the annual glen pair which is sponsored each year by ladies of st albans guild de pends to no utile extent on the cooperation of merchants in george town and the glen as well as those who act as judges this year judges in the various divisions included al norton mrs thomas sykes mrs vance kent- ner and mrs beatty mrs william fleming and audrey grieve were judges of the baby show the guild is grateful to these and to the following who donated prizes simmons jewellers geor- getown herald bains 5c to s100 store h j sienko harold wheel er j b mackenzie and son t eaton co tarnehs richardsons hardware robbs drugs thomp sons hardware mcgowans spec ialty shop barragers cleaners maveals garage livingstone bak ery silvers joe5 tuck shop car uso fruit market hutchs smoke shop mcclure home furnishings exchange hotel georgetown 5c to 100 store cotton bros georg- town dairy mr thornton mrs jane haines len marchment mrs l j norton prestons grocery simpsonsears william schenk and george c brown english visitor with the dennis browns miss pam tombs is a isitor in town at present and is making an extended stay with friends mr and mrs dennis brown queen street mr and mrs brown met her at quebec city the week before last when she embarked from england she comes from newmarket and is a girlhood chum of mrs brown conditlonalr heater bine 1575 49 austin sedan 47 ford sedan 5fchev sedan 650 650 52chevv 47hevrolet sedan 50 plymouth fleetline coupe 850 1550 5 passenger 1450 ah cars ok guarantee and reconditioned 1950 chevrolet fleetline coach air conditioning perfect r ondltion special 1350 pittsburgh paints ernies radio scott motors dial tr 72251 queen guelph sts complete with blower and tank 10900 200 gal tank installed at slight extra cost shop on young street plan reunion for 164th battalion older residents of halton will recall when the 164th battalion halton and duflerin regiment cam ped for a summer during the first great war and also when the bat- tlion trekked from camp borden to hamilton those who can recall them will be interested to learn that plans are being finalized to hold a battalion reunion tn orangeville early in october the occasion will be marked with a reunion dinner the committee in charge of the arrangements ail orangeville men is harry glo c a s mcgowan f7 w7battlson and s h woodland this committee is anxious to contact as many mem bers of the 164th as tt all possible nd names of those wishing to at- i the reunion dinner can be t to any of the members of the committee the last reunion of the battalion was held in georgetown in 1936 with 175 persons present the 164th battalion was raised r in the counties of- halton and duf- ferln ln1915 and 1916 prior to go- rrjagr overseas tn april of 1917 900 recruits had enlisted in the 164th when the battalion went toy mng- ft had strength of 750 in bntfland it joined the 3th division at camp whitley i- 4th barred tn various units ucsnartten corp qm it gedjph streets juatal