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fyrr i lliu l- j v i4 v th1 01ok01t0wh heka1p thuk8day julv si 1f6f fact 1 14j was in i j i f toolmaklr completing ms four years appretvticeshipos a tool and die maker earlier ttits year marcel geway displays the certificate received from the ontario department of labour he took his apprenticeship with zenith tool die ltd and is continuing employment with the firm his proud parents- mr and mrs v geway 20 mackenzie drive appear wjth him in ffce picture to french school balk at transportation halton county board of ed ucation will pay tuition fees to north york board of education for halton students obtaining aecondary education in french language next year the board however decided not tovbte on approving pay ment of transportation costs for french students in the george- town area until more informa tion is received a motion that the board pro vide some subsidy for trans portation costs for those stu dents unable to use the trans portation provided for george- town was also deferred placed ad the french language com- mittee recently placed an ad- tertisement in county news papers to determine the number of halton residents interested in sending their children to the new french language school in north york f the committee learned that 22 students were interested 19 of them coming from the george town area and depending on the board bearing transportation costs of the three students from 4 burlington two were prepared to pay for their own transpor tation trustess learned last week trustees were told the fee at the north york school will be around 600 to 800 per student for the 196970 school year trustees liberty pease and jim price both of oakville ex- pressed concern that the board was approving payment of costs and fees which were still in- definite las lawless pointed but the french language commit tee chaired hy acton trustee tom watson had earlier decid ed it would not be economically feasible to establish a french language school in halton coun ty at this stage spartim oakville trustee richard goodin spoke out against the committees recommendation to pay fees to the north york board callingt a move to wards separatism we keep talking about unity in this country he said i dont like this move towards separatism price also said he would have to vote against the motion be cause of a matter of principle why does the provincial go- i vernment always put boards of education in the hot seat he asked education boards are required by law to pay the costs of stu dents who have to go outside the boards area of jurisdiction to obtain education not provid ed by their own board pease also complained that the french language education problem is very much a crea ture of premier robarts and the provincial government and said the government should as sist education boards in bear ing the costs of such an edu cation a native ocjjortherh ireland william brennan of r r 4 rockwood died in guelph gen eral hospital after a short ill ness mr brennan came to can ada in 1921 he was born in 1000 in county antrim he is survived by his wife the former jean inglis and three daughters catharine mrs john leighton fergus shirley mrs joe lasby of rockwood and janet mrs jack peart guelph and a sister mrs jean degnan of ireland he had retired after 15 years service with the dept of high ways in may previously he was a night watchman at beard- more and co mr brennan was marrjeipat mansewood in 1933 and had doreen hamill is new county home economist halton countys home econ omist for the past two years mrs cathy williams has an nounced her retirement which will become effective this fri day her position will be filled by miss doreen hamill a grad uate of the university of j guelphs macdonald institute and an experienced home econ omist- miss hamill soon to bej come mrs douglas bannister is a native of grey county near owen sound miss hamill has already spent the past two years in victoria peterborough and moved from r r 1 george town to r r 4 rockwobd 20 years ago he showed heavy horses at the royal winer fair for years and later showed ponies at ac ton fall fair the funeral service at the rumlej shoemaker funeral home on july 19th was conduc ted by the jtev sinclair honor ary pallbearers were employees of the dept of highways mr foley mr tosh mr bolton mr robinson mr maw and mr- meek pallbearers were jim fisher georgetown norman armstrong jlockwood mr ma yes guelph john mclaughlin limehouse charlie lasby of roclewood and roy young guelph flower bearers were billy leighton robert leighton raymond inglis genie inglis jeffrey inglis bob lasby and bui lasby burial was in rockwood cem etery silvirwood durham counties as home econ omist for those regions did you know an inch of rain means about 100 tons of water to every acre shipping moving by land air sea and rail overseas packing and crating modern heated storage local long distance moving 24 hour service call arrow world wide shipping moving 8894269 metro toronto annual picnic for silverwood institute silverwood womens institute held their annual picnic on july 14 at smallwood acres the children enjoyed bathing and a sports program in which winners were 34 years doug campbell 78 years kathy car- michael jim carmichai wendy chaplin 910 years barbara burt beth carmlchael anne lindsay robin kelly 1315 years ricky appleyard jeff kelly ron appleyard misses victoria and jane out field were guests with mr and mrs fred duffield recently itj was a real occasion for them to visit grandparents in the coun try mr and e beeney mr and mrs f duffield mrs anne nor ton and mrs alicia scott were among members of georgetown horticultural society wfio spent a t evening at scots- dale farm the home of mr and mrs s g bennett on july 23 mr and mrs h marchington and mr and mrs fred duffield spent a weekend in detroit re- cehtly visiting cousins of the marchingtons the henry ford museum- was n point of interest they enjoyed alicia f scott 55 twtry if lost in the woods build three fires ini triangle on an open beach and add green boughs to pour a heavy smudge into the sky this wu attract attention and guide rescuers concium mavil building sand yjp road gkavil fill and top soil oarnit bud haines glen wiipmm 77jj t tt monuments markers memorial work commercial and industrial sandblasting greenwood monument co 245 guelph street 8779505 opan evenings excellent interest on your money announce winners for livestock judging the results of the livestock judging competition have now been completed the competit ion was held at the university of guelph on wednesday juy 16 two dairy two beef one sheep and one swine class were judged the winners in each group are as follows junior i 1st david mckinnon with a total score of 458 out of a pos sible 500 points 2nd ken mc- nabb 439 3rd john alderson i 436 4th tie keith mckinnon j david reid 434 champion stuart nurse dairy trophy bill champion beef trophy lasby champion sheep judge keith austin overall champion judge witfi a score of 465 out of a possible 500 points edward bird the prize money for winners in this competition is to be awarded to the members at the annual 4h awards night pro gram they were told that in the long run it would be cheaper to send the 22 students to north york than provide french language instruction in halton county for a small number of students if 22 students appeared at georgetown district high school we would have to add a teacher and that would cost us around j 10000 a year in salary as sistant education director doug- intermediate 1st edward bird 465 2nd lois mcnabb 443 3rd janet hunter 441 4th mary fuchs 427 5th john brown 420 senior 1st rosemary booth 462 2nd bill lasby 458 3rd mur ray brownridge 457 4th doug gardhouse 452 5th stuart nurse 446 the individual trophy win ners were j high novice janet hunter wins cne shield i bridge club eleven tables of duplicate bridge were in competition at the legion auditorium on tues day july 22 northsouth winners were mr and mrs j anderson j 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