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i v m t if t 44l4jl itvf wtwr 7 t tfflpsi8sv -j- r j j s3 f georgetown oflftamo wednesday evening june 5th 1957 second section name peter canham ba rbara alcott best high schoof cadets ltcol j r barter is parade inspectinsofficer v cadet- tfjiiai ojbciauy named best cadet oh tuesday may 28fh when he wis warded jacol x btv barbers best cadet trophy at the annual georgetown high school cadet inspection and march past held in the pufc the pipe band of the lorrie scots played during the inspection of the railfa and led the parade last the reviewing stand lccolj barber and- ll p s morrison cd oakville hjmade the inspection with instructors captain a c prouse lt c a teeter and tt g bl armstrong cdt majors ijoug wrigglesworth- and barbara alcott accompanied them major alcott later commanded a girls precision squad in a drill exercise to front of the grand stand displaying drill movements in the slow and quick march in the field demonstrations- a cadet rifle group under cdt ix tom barber exemplified firing from lying kneeling and sta posi tions a bren gun crew under cdt lt earl little went through the operations of loading and firing blank cartridges were used in both demonstrations the basic use of these weapons was displayed in field craft exer cise staged on the track infield during the mock raid the bren was used as cover fire for the rifle squad whose objective was an imaginary enemy position opposite the grandstand cdt sgt michael obrien commanded the mortar de monstration which perhaps attract ed the most interest since it em- played the mortar carrier tanklike device used to transport the heavy weapons a signals crew under cdt lt robert hooper was in operation during the demonstra tions cdt- capt canham received his trophy at a presentation ceremony in the armouries other awards and their recipients were general proficiency trophy 2 cadet lt tom barber general proficiency trophy 3 cdt major doug wrig glesworth honourable mention medal cdt sgt john cummins and cdt sgt roland hancock plaque and trophy for best girl cadet cdt major barbara alcott honourable mention cdt lt gail smith best first year cadet ro land hancock and cdt sgt john cummins honourable mention cdt peter glynn best first year girl cdt brenda bell honourable mention cdt beverley little best rifle for year girls medal mr and mrs ronald jwila ibteitf- j a dowdy georgetown mr and mrs ronald challenger were married in st johns united church last month when rev morgan mcfarlane officiated at their wedding ceremony the bride joyce farmer is the daugh ter of mr and mrs harry farmer 4 arietta st and the groom is the son of mr and mrs kenneth challenger toronto pictured after hie ceremony are mr mcfarlane the bride and groom and flow er girls dian and donna farmer nieces- of the bride virgina walker best rifle shot for e gold starcdt capt peter year boys medal and badge cdt canham cdt wo2 john lenz capt peter canham boys honour- major doug wrigglesworth able mention cdt lt tom bar ber honourable mention girls cdt lt gail smith ccra rifle team awards highest scorer cdt capt canham first class shot cdt lt tom barber second class shot cdt sgt michael obrien recreational shooting awards expert highest score cdt capt officers included cdt major doug wrigglesworth cdt capt peter canham cdt lts roger shaw tom i barber earl little robert hooperv cdt major barbara al cott cdt capt judy mccumber cdt lts gail smith marilyn hes- lop jean penrice gail mcgilvray ncos rsm john lenz csm peter canham first class badges helen muckart sgts robert wal simon frankruyter calvin hay- ward john lenz michaekqbrien gail smith master cadet awards ker w walker john cummins roland hancock joan cummins virginia walker carol lane anne tucker and lynn scott i make sure georgetown you have a member on the government side this time vote june 10th kenneth y dick your liberal candidate dont be misled by tory propaganda they anything constructive to offer have the conservatives never did give you good times here is the liberal record family allowances old age pensions anti discrimination in employment pensions for the blind highest wages and salaries of all time floor prices for farm products unemployment insurance hospital insurance record industrial expansion we recommend that you vote for kenneth y dick because he was born and raiitmi in halton county fiv ycart milton town council two ymri a rt warden of hilton county 19s1 chairman milton public school board 1954 noarlvjmtil yrs army trvic may 1941 to fob 1946 charter prvsmaitt rotary club of milton practising law in milton sine 1937 a rmpoctad resident of milton where ha liva with hit wifo daughter sally and son kanneth transfer banker to toronto position danny edwards who joined the local branch of the canadian bank of commerce about eleven months ago has completed his first month with the king duf- ferin branch since moving there on may 7th the move was ac- bompanied by a promotion to savings supervisor another georgetown resident bill arnold is also employed at this branch the georgetown staff under manager don wingrove now in cludes jim alcorn- robert burke mrs fred helson jim baverstock mrs jessie wilcox jane jansen mrs bill henderson june thomp son mrs heinz richter mary lindsay marilyn warnes jean muckart grant caseley caror bcnham and mrs bill mcmurdo community saddened by perth of yownv township farmer johjn alexander currie 26 jr r 2 georgetown died sudden- ly in guelph general hospital on may 28th he is survived by his wife the former jessie alexander and two daughters rosemary and dorothy i his father george currie esqiies- ing township reeve and a brother douglas georgetown and sisters marion mrs john brownridge of brampton and isobel mrs clay ton h dick georgetown his mother predeceased him in 1955 his entire life was spent on the home farm at ashgrove and he was an active member of norval junior farmers organization and hockey club he was a member of knox pres byterian church milton and rev ernest orsborn conducted the fun eral- service on thursday after noon at the harold c mcclure funeral home georgetown inter ment was made in hillcrest ceme tery norval pallbearers were herb wilson floyd brigden earl wilson glen stringer george wilson and jamie cunningham flower bear ers were cecil wilson milton bird edward brigden murray brigden ward brownridge len coxe frank wilson fred barnes clif ford mcdonald and howson rud- dell at legion hall thursday night fred morrison 80 was lifelorhjashsrove man an ashgrove farmer all his life alfred fred morrison 80 died in guelph general hospital may 27 after a short illness born at tul- lamore in toronto gore township in 1877 his family moved to ash grove the same year he was educated at ashgrove public school where he later served as secretarytreasurer of the school board and toronto business college in 1912 he mar ried mabel ruth stull who died in 1937 he served in the lome scots militia in the early 1900s where he held the rank of captain in c company j surviving are one daughter ruth- mrs len coxe a grand daughter janice and one sister miss loretta morrison 21 charles street j rev morgan mcfarlane conduct- ed the funeral service on may 29 at the harold c mcclure funeral home pallbearers were arthur ruddell clayton wilson frank wilson gerald graham harvey nurse and joseph drake inter ment was in glen williams ceme tery just returned from speaking to a number of groups of the ameri can medical association in the uni ted states this week is dr charles best the famous codiscoverer of insulin is shown in the above pic ture relaxing at his sons home on the outskirts of georgetown greenock farm dr best spends much of the time he can spare away from his post as head of the worldfamed banting best institute of toron to in various cities of this contin ent and in europe following a for midable lecturing and speaking tour to the various world medical associations in fact he plans to leave soon to speak in front of the osier soc iety in england this society was named after the world famous sir william osier who became famous as a clinician in canada and the ujs before settling in great brit ain sir william too was a can adian bora at bondhead and spent a great deal of his life in the us he is- remaining in georgetown for the local windup of his son sandys campaign on thursday ev ening june 6th in the georgetown legion hah and hopes to renew many old acquaintances with peo- pie he knew so well when he lived at the golf course working his way through medical school in the sum mers after his return from the war of 19141918 he was a member of thelocal ball team of that era play ing with such well- known george town district people as bob me- menemy mike mcgiu george arn old and the late p f bladkbura see and hear ashgrove mrs mark collier of waterloo visited with mr and mrs cecil wilson and bill over the week end john diefenbaker burlington arena 630 pm rt friday june 7th for transportation call tr 72238 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