Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 5, 1973, p. 2

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25 Georgetown Students Named Ontario Scholars Georgetown has twenty five Mr and Mrs J Da vies Elizabeth Hamilton Ontario scholars this year Hi gun Cres percent daughter f Mr and Mrs Twenty five students that Kevin Rues son of Mr Hamilton SO Main St N BIZ graduated from grade 13 at and Mrs 16 Eden percent Georgetown and District High place percent Bonnie Henderson School with over SO percent Diane Emerson daughter of of Mr and Mrs J Henderson They arc Mr and Mrs Emerson 7 percent Barker daughter of Sargent Road percent Mclanlc Holmes daughti CLERGY COMMENT SelfGiving Unceasing To Be Truly Christian Holy Crass Church It is easy to say to someone else Pull yourself together stop worrying about Everything will work out all right Mr Norman Earl Barker Steven son of Mr Mr and Mi Main St N percent and Mrs S Nor No I B3 percent Jeff Brown son of Mr and 82 percent Robert Jones son of Mr and Mrs D Brawn Parkview Ian son of Mr and Mrs Jones RR No B8 We can give 11 readily Blvd percent Mrs l Moultrey percent Turns dauchter percent Martin Lancaster of Mi- Mr and Mrs C Burns Damn Gosse daughter of Mr and Mrs Lancaster Men tie percent and Mrs Gosse Guelph Place percent Mark Mitchell Christine Butchart daughter 7 percent of Mr and Mrs Allan Green son of Mr and Mrs B Mitchell Langstone Regan percent A Green 265 Peel Street percent Peter Butt son of Mr and percent Peter Nob I son of M r and Mrs Butt Eleanor Gall Green away daughter of Mrs Noble Cres Q percent Mr and Mrs G Greenaway percent Joanne of St percent how simple It Is for most of us to endure the sorrows and bears the burdens of OTHERS As long as It Is somebody I sea problem It Is easy Just forget about it Is easy advice can give so readily I ftcn to to There is much more needed than that If we are to be of real service to someone In need We can observe sympathy shooting forth from the eyes of the of Mr and person we are asking for help when we feel tangible support of POLICE BLOTTER Michael Pollock son of Mr and Mrs K Pollock BO percent Jim Van son of Mr and Mrs Van John St percent AREA FARMERS AT BANQUET A man wanted lor breach of probation was picked up In Tested and Georgetown early Sunday charged with creating a v thoughtful p in disturbance on s 825perccnl John Wlnkclson of Mr and Mrs J BR No 1 1st retched arms when we witness the sacrifice of person imfort and convenience only then will the words that come from the lips lift the burden and encourage Ihe spirit The key idea Is a willingness to give of ourselves This means no office hours no pat answers no indicated preconceived methods Giving of self can keep no Sabbath or be restricted to appointed times of special circumstances To be truly Christian this selfgiving is unceasing It is ready to all at all times In all places under all circumstances Let me hat it begins in the first waking moment with a pleasant and cheerful good wishes i result of in formation from the computer operated Information service Boulevard Friday night stern Ontario farmers and to the laboratorv field work the students the degree and diploma programs the Agricultural College a ere honored at a recent banquet students hae visited f farming intcrpnsos including beef rk is part it their trailing Thethatt looked these as a term jriijivl turn left Mrs Turn Mr Chudleigh a Iruil from Mi linn Mis IMtr and M also a I ihe ha qui department use In the police percent ranv Wygergnngs daughter patience and It goes erywherewlth cordiality itsgladnessof heart its uplift Broken hearts and bruised spirits are hard to mend But If there is any cure or relief it is to be found in the big heart the helping hand the physical presence and only then in the kind afternoon Two bikes were stolen Wygergangs Normandy Monday one from the front percent lawn of a house on gain las week Police Boston is sometimes referred as the Athens of America Squirts Make the Finals In Big Soccer Tournament During the past weekend the biggest soccer tournament In North America was held in Scarborough with teams coming from all over North America to compete including a few teams from Mexico city Georgetown entered into four divisions squirt atom bantam and junior All of which dldn t realty produce much except for the Squirts who made the final of this tournament Here are he game results lor the Robbie tournament HIT Georgetown Don Mills 1 Georgetown Wolves Georgetown Scarborough Maple Leafs Georgetown North York Spartans I Georgetown won its group Semi Final Georgetown I Dollard Quebec Georgetown St Andrews 1 Georgetown has to be proud of its squirt reps because they came very close to winning the tournament In the final Georgetown had most of the play but could not put the ball in the net ATOM Georgetown Miami Florida Georgetown I Wetland Georgetown 1 New Georgetown I Scarborough Colts 3 Georgetown North York Spartans 1 JUNIOR Georgetown Guildwood 3 Georgetown 1 Downs view Georgetown I 3 Spitfires Bombers Golden Jets 1 Giants Stingrays Thunder birds Wolves 1 Tigers Boomerangs A Giants Spitfires Tigers Thundcrbirds Wolves Eagles Stingrays 1 Thunder birds Golden Jets Bombers Giants 3 Boomerangs Spitfires Stingrays 1 Wolves Wildcats Aces Bobcats Grizzlies 4 Phantoms 1 Spitfires Checkers Myers 2 Colts 1 Wildcats Bobcats Myers Checkers Bobcats Golden Hawks Myers 13 Dynamos Golden Hawks Chargers Rangers 4 Kings Chargers Rockets 4 Place and another from backyard on Crcscent A man was charged with Complaints about prowlers on Boulevard Dawson Crescent and Joycelyn erratically on Crescent were received by police Sunday evening Georgetown charged a Police are Investigating a of two storage garden sheds which were displayed at Toron Beaver Lumber Company on Guelph Street stocked with equipment Six watermelons were smashed and flowers were Saturday afternoon Street l Owls Raiders Rovers Jaguars Cougars Olympics Cougars Kings Owls Raiders Rovers Olympics Kings Haiders Jets Celtic Beavers United me to Haiders Rockets Hangers Jakuars 1 Panthers Tornadoes Chargers Owls J IHVUf Arsenal Beavers Wolves Wolves Bees 5 Arsenal Celtic Wolves Nationals 1 Colts default Celtic 1 Trojans 4 Trojans Colts 2 Nationals GIHIS Green Dragon Blue Bombers CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Listen to CHIN FM Dial BACK TO GOD HOUR Sundays Immanuel Lutheran Church Windsor Road at Carole St Rev Harold GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Minister J Phillips Telephone 10 a Sunday School Special Music Centennial Public School Evening Service at St Andrew United Baptist Church Rev Cairns Townmd i Morning Worship Wednesday a a Bible study MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICE TIMES 10 is a and Npm A Warm Welcome Awaits You Georgetown Pentecostal Church Main St N Rev Jack Sunday at 10 Sunday School nam and7pm The Pastor Tuesday a m Prayer Bible Study COME ft BRING THE FAMILY Knox Presbyterian Church REV BARROW July Mrvlcn will M htld In Knox LI thou with Rev Martin si John conducling Junl Tomboys Nationals Superglrla t HOUND till Ch a This was a close game with Georgetown its best game of the season despite the loss Bob Dean scored the town only goal Nationals mosquito 1 Georgetown really deserved lo win this one the whole team played extremely well and worked hard right up until the final whistle Paul Morrow scored Georgetown goal Dixie Georgetown Hangers i pee wee 3 This was another cliffhanger with Georgetown coming out on top The whole team played well with special mention to David Deere Geoff Mini Metros I rorgetown Ha itami An all round team effort was the key factor in the win Goals were scared by Dale Gavin and Kevin Reeks Squirt Georgetown Burlington Georgetown l After the first defeat of season against Georgetown came back with a good l victory over Ctilnguacousy The outstanding Slayer of the latter game was lark Waters with his strong running and goals Minor Mom Georgetown 0 Burlington Georgetown played fairly well In this game outstanding players were Hugh Goebelle and Adrian Vugtt Minor Mosquito Chlnguacousy Georgetown This was a seesaw battle which was won finally by a penalty kick in favor scorers were Ion 2 and John Thorpe fee Georgetown I Chlnguacousy Georgetown a super game as it showed Chlnguacousy who was Dave Deere and Geoff were outstanding while Sam Watt scored the only goal of the lions Pasternak was the author of Doctor VACATION JULY 23rd AUGUST INCLUSIVE KENTNERS PHARMACY Main St Nortr Georgetown OLYMPIC GYMNASTICS REGISTRATION Wednesday July 1 1 700 PM Gym 3 For Girls aged 19 COST Classes will be Wednesday nights JulyU August 30 Instructors Mr and Mrs Krudwlg TEEN ARTS AND CRAFTS PROGRAM Monday July 9 700 PM In downstairs kitchen of Cedarvale Community Cenire COST MOO Classes will beheld Mondays July August beginning IN TIME FOR SUMMER FREE CAMERA CLINIC THURSDAY JULY 5th HAVE YOUR FAVORITE CAMERA CLEANED AND CHECKED BEFORE GOING ON VACATION FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS WILL BE HERE TO PERFORM THIS SERVICE ml THURSDAY JUIYlm Page 1 Choose It from Canada largest rental can and trucks ChargoH LADIES Swimmin Instruction ALPINE HEALTH CLUB 12 St For Information Phone 8779531 THE REMEDIAL RIDING ASSOC FIRST HORSE SHOW SUNDAY JULY 8th FORAY FARM smiles on Bra me lea Road In Bramalea ENGLISH HORSE SHOW SUNDAY JULY 9 AM SHARP Classes tor large and small ponies and horses Trophies awarded to highest point winner in each division Proceeds In ad of Remedial Riding Association thank you

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