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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 10, 1957, p. 14

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l wedaasday july lott 1891 asriier pset and bnarkwrs a geoi display in tock wavc auh prop 68 queen st tffest brampton sbvp phones ites glt 10445 al 11613 rep tom tocol phone brampton gl 13962 showers honour mrs allah braid i nv june is thi mqnth of graduate public andrjntw8il3r -tne- of tie years werk v j and cor high school this year graduauaav marked anotber highlight the publication of tbeaf school magac- ine the challenge tbis is jt really worthwhile extra cujrricu- tar project as i have montionerl before the other two issues o the challenge published during the time invent to high school are treasured item i bar and becoming eyen more so fheears tgo by time flies indeed andfi now with tftebigo school in the throes of constructing its second new addition in the past few years i was mtrigued with an old dojeu meat yehow and brittle with its seventy years which a friend right tly assumed wed be interested in seeing printed in 186j7 by the herald lt is tin prospectus georgetowns eiemly tablishi high school twins woodworking frames plywood trim umehouse tr 72162 open evenings till 9 saturdays till 5 printed so that it could be posted in the various public schools throughout the district the prospectus avers that candi dates will be prepared for teach ers certificates and for matricula tion into the different universities further h states for the informa tion of outsiders the locality is healthful the town easy of access y rail and board can be obtained at reasonable rates the fees to be as follows ss0o per annum for the first member of a family and 300 for each additional member proudly the prospectus an nounces we have no record but we have secured teachers who al ready have a reoopd and will soon make a record for the school in the persons of m s clark ba and ed longman since that time georgetown has grown and the high school has kept apace un til today there are twelve on the staff and an enrolment this year of 280 pupils to change the subject somewhat abruptly i must tell braiden jprior to her marriage on satur day june 2th to allan nraiden jean beaumont was honoured with two miscellaneous shoversj on june 17th mrs gerry ifccrea was hostess at a shower at her home- in georgetown for friends from smith stone on june 20th mrs gordon bell miss bemiee tamrell and mrs john rpssiter were hostesses at a shower at the home of mrs bell in georgetown on june 26th the bride was presented with lovely trilight lamp from her fellow em ployees at smith and stone limi ted rev ronald hall b onwtied as mumtw last friday evening rev ronald hall was erdkhted into the minlstnr of the pentecostal churchy w ordination took place at the evan gelistic centre 43 gcrrard st tor onto at the annual conference oa the penteeostals in holiness church rev james h taylor was the officiating clergyman- iter hall has been called back to th georgetown charge for another year one other minister of the church was ordained hev graham whose father is the pastor of the bfotca pentecostal church rev graham wffl serve in ottawa t credit vatley jr rock thc aimkpcan league hershey bears pose as they receive ttjetr crests emblematic of league leadership front- left are jim barclay glen cooper paul hale tavid- kentner john aacclements gary armstrong david graham fred hilts wayne compton standing left to right barry hamil ton gilbert preston rev alex galder and jim sargent summer prices now in effect stove and nut coal 2600 ton cash or budget terms furmace cleaning both oil and moderate prices w h kentner son triangle 72851 plumbing ken new bathrooms installed or remodelled charlie nash mcdowell lrvater systems l knmo street east repair of ah kinds toancjie 7242 see the economical 57 s tudebaker champion at v t 3 t oapham cariar mapl avw and 7th una vkmtwsmiirssehmxqtw you about the new addition to our household a cat for lo these many years the children have reproached us with the fact that they are practically the only kids in town without a pet so when a grimy halfgrown grey and mrhitekitten presented itself to the herald office and took no notice of the many unsubtle urgings to depart for distant fields friend husband took pity on it and decid ed perhaps this would be our long- delayed pet he brought it home and surreptitiously called me down to the basement to have a preview of the kitten before saying any thing to the family i looked at it it does have a pretty little face and said all right well give it a try needless to say joy abounded in the household the kitten pur red loud and long as we plied it with bits of our lunch which she bolted greedily yes she right after lunch we took her up to dr sayers for diagnosis a little girl cat she was but healthy in spite of her grime and her fleas all these conditions would have to be attended to and they were now boots is a clean cat and fleasless but not flawless 1 just cant understand cats or maybe its only ours a hangover or fear complex from her in fancy when she was a wild rover no doubt i shouldnt try to analyze a rat but i do she likes to be i petted only when likes to be pet- 1 ted usually this is when she is three parts asleep on the softest i chair in the house or when she i is hungry and you arc dashing ar ound trying to ret the family din- fivc t ner with her intertwining herself 0 t thr around your ankles purring loudly were and meowing insistently i have found the easiest way of dealing with this situation is to let my fa mily go hang and feed the cat first unless i want to run a ser ious risk of breaking a leg tripping over her 1 ani not exactly dressed for public appearance but that is what it amounts to as i stand there for several minutes poking my head thro the window alltoovisible to any passerby as i wait for that cat going to come in or not the in decision never strikes her until i actually have the screen out of the window and i have learned bet ter than to try for a grab when she is balancing one foot on the sill thats a grand game and could go on for hours sometimes my ex asperation gets the best of me and i must admit i have slammed the window shut in her face just 1 wickedly hope when she hasreal- ly made up her mind to come in but i can never be sure with cats you can never be sure the word inscrutable assumes a deeper meaning when you actual ly own a cat and also the word independence discussing my problem of trying to get to love our cat a friend said you can never really own a cat well we have a cat and im trying hard to turn it into a pet in spite of all her faults she is a winsome creature when she lies purring contentedly in your arms which she doesnt deign to do very often and which brings us back to the point at which i began telling about the strange catlike way our cat be- hiu lodge season closes with salad supper the members of verdun bebek- ah lodge closed their season on tuesday june 18th with a pot luck dinner at seven oclock due to the very hot day the pot luck turned out to be a lovely salad din ner everyone having the same thought of something cool after dinner a short business meeting was held and meeting closed until september asphalt paving co r fill v- ceorgetown y giavel motels driveways road work sidewalks parking lots tennis courts service stations concrete curbs if you need any asphalt paving done call triangle 74651 j w lawr free estimates public school teachers given presentation and feeding her is quite something too remember i mentioned her gluttonous joy in the scraps from the lunch table when we first got her that was the first and last time she has con descended to eat what we eat at first i merely thought she was a small eater as she left the scraps of meat and vegetables carefully min ced up and put in her plate then i though she was sick then i got tired of carefully mincing up food i thought might appeal to her and broke down and bought a tin of catfood the cheapest variety this she liked fairly well and complete ly ignored our scraps then the next time i went shopping i thought id try the more expensive brand with added vitamins h has bl and i thought her nervous sys tem could stand toning up after the change in environment and her operation and of course from that day to this boats has refused to touch any kind of eat food but the most expensive brand cats evidently know how to get their own way only sometimes they cant make up their mind what their own way is like when she thinks she wants in the bathroom window first thing in the morningi she sets up on the back verandah roof a favourite haunt on account of the good bird hunting an in- ctdentally she has induced hi fief oil heads la the neighbourhood to come up on ou roo and join in the hunt tway low it op there when i lookoat of id upstairs window whose eat is sit dag oat there staring me in toe bat too back to the bathroom dow asaofcas she hears in in taere first thing la the jbory ye ro over to the window ttawe ttarewrtna bunds ta aen aad waft for ber t fcirdb nntd aim thai at ws i caving the staffs oca public schools presented with gifts last week as the staff members held going away parties at their re spective schools at a party at harrison public school on wednesday june 26th gifts were presented to shirley dawson and mrs robert tiorland who arc leaving the staff after one year both taught previously with chapel street school mrs borland is retiring from teaching and miss dawson who is to be married this summer is moving to etobicokc on thursday wrigglcswortb staffers made presentations to mrs ted fenning and mrs frank cleave mrs cleave has been with the staff for four years while mrs fenning has taught in georgetown for 3 and half years both tea chers taught in toronto prior to their positions here the chapel street party was held at the georgetown dairy bar on thursday when a presentation wau made to mrs len dixon with the chapel street staff one year mrs dixon is returning to mon treal where her husband has been resrtationed with tca branch 120 canadian legion ip i g n i c stanley park erin sunday july 14th dont forget the big picnic sunday july 14 youll have a barrel of fun plenty of races for everyone all you have to do is bring your basket lunch tea oof fee milk and ice cream provided horseshoes darts and this year a big softball game loads of contests four shetland ponies for the kids free ice cream dont be a stay at home come on along with the gang members and auxiliary and their families at the usual spot stanley park erin buses will leave wheelers store in the glen at 1230 normandry boulevard saundcrt store college view at 1240 and pick up enroute just flag the driver buses will leave the legion hall at 100 pm you owe it to yourself and family to attend this great dayi fuel oil service new skelton mqvie is hilarious comedy red skelton is back in the mov ies after a long time spent in tv and his fans are sure to turn out in droves at the palace theatre guelph to welcome his return from the small screen to the big screen in rko radios hilarious public pigeon no i a techni- eoler production also starring viv ian blaine red plays a durobtaitnice lunch- r att in this one he and i janet have saved up 1900 to get married of which over 40 is reds contri bat fauibi red en trails iheir savings to a bunch of stock swindlers whose crgeao front h none other than vivian blaine in bar fismtnovife since the fabulous guys and dolls bow red winds vp at an mrwit- tinst courier for the swindlers he toes to prison and breaks out in riotooa scene is all told with fnsto ad ugh food honor in fobllc nolhaajrvhdnnv p su in their rolfs ta1uv6r oil storage tanks 20000 bals storage capacity our green and lemon trucks available to bring you on the spot service budget terms arranged wh kentner son o triangle 73851 brings us to your door 3- s to 73271 to 72674 concrete work footings cellar floors sidewalks block work brick laying for your construction meeds i carpentry homes kitchens rermmjeling areooemixing smsaftfooiltt

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