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CHAPEL STREET SCHOOL Many Persons Had Association With Chapel School In History A lot of names have been associated with Chapel Street Public School in Its 105year history Here are some of them Local superintendents of common schools of Township from 1B50 1870 were Rev D 1852 James Lindsay Rev John Armour Rev J D Rev A OMeara 1866 C Wright and Rev Robert Public school inspectors hired by the County of Helton 18711932 were Robert Little 1B8M913 J S Deacon and 191332 J Denyes Public school inspectors appointed by the department of education were 1932 33 J M 193858 L Skuce C A Rath 195152 G Nelson 1952 R F 195659 E 195860 McNeil 1961 0 McDowell Assistant superintendents appointed by the county board Campbell and R Chapman Georgetown children men tioned in the inspectors annual reports were for spelling and writing Agnes Freeman for composition Mary A Husband agriculture and R Page domestic animals 1880 for composition Page The Elephant Tor composition Wln Page Coal for drawing Laura Rose highest standing in high school en trance exams Fred Charles and Mary Fry Sons of Temperance Prize given to with highest mark in temperance and hygiene exams Hazel 85 percent first In county 1908 highest standing In high school entrance exams Mlllrose ONeill 1907 highest standing in high school entrance exams Mary Wilson taught by A Mills second In county 545- 1910 highest standing in high school entrance exams Annie aught by A Mills second in county 1911 highest standing In high school entrance exams Muriel Thompson taught by A Mills fifth In and 1912 highest standing in high school entrance exams Doris Ferguson Caretakers from 1B93 1893 Mrs Geer G H Near 189907 McCartney Ward 191012 C W Adams 191216 J Watson 1916J Grant 17 William Pitt Coleman 28 J Mason Warren Cook J A E Chalker 194552 T Warren A Herbert A Ncutel Chairman of the public school board of Georgetown were I860 J Wheeler 1881 J Bank J Barber 1B93 J Wheeler 1894 Search 1895 T Steele J LanganJ898J Hume 1B99F W Barber Roe 1901 J Langan J W Kennedy J Mason 1904 CHAPEL SCHOOL CLOSES A closing ceremony will be George St Georgetown is held June at Chapel Street pictured in front of the school School One of the pupils which Is being closed down Linda May Stevens 27 June 29 Soccer House League SQUIRTS AT ThurMaylB Stingrays vs Royals Man May Canucks Spurs TueMay2l 6 15 Boomerangs vs Royals 15 Eagles vsStingrays MINOR ATOM AT MOORE PARK ThuMaylG Hearts vs Thunder birds MonMay20 Magpies May 15 Thunderbirds vs Golden Jets Tigers Heats MAJOR ATOM AT MOORE PARK ThuMayie 7 Bobcats vsGriizlies MonMay20 vs Checkers 7 15 Grizzlies vs Falcons WcdMay22 7 Colts vs Bobcats MINOR MOSQUITO AT CEDAR VALE ThuMayia Flyers vs Wildcats MonMoyW 15 Wildcats vs Phantoms Spitfires vsAcea MAJOR MOSQUITO AT CEDARVALE 15 Cougars vsRovers 15 Raiders vs Panthers MAJOR MOSQUITO AT PINEVIEW TueMay21 7 Pegasus vs Rangers PEE WEE AT CEDARVALE 15 Beavers vs Pirates MonMay20 Rockets vs Jaguars Wolves vsCenturions Wed May Kings vs Chargers BANTAMS AT Mon May 7 Arsenal vs Colts TueMay21 30 Nationals vsTroJans JR GIRLS AT CENTENNIAL ThuMayie 15 Nationals May 15 Jr Nationals vs WedMay22 Butterflies vs Olympians GIRLS AT CENTENNIAL Thu May Blue Bombers vs Golden Spurs 7 15 Red Rockets vs Blue Bombers Wed May Green Dragons Golden Spurs HaltonPeel Schedule At Sat May IB Georgetown Major Atom vs Brampton At Cedarvale Mon May 30 Georgetown Squirts At the Georgetown High School May 21 Major Atom vs Burlington Wed May 22 Major Mosquito vfl Burlington Halloa Peel games oat of town Sat May Minor Atom at Brampton Sat May IB Major Mosquito at Sat May IB PeeWee at Oakvllle Sun May 19 Junior at Clarkson Mon May Bantam at Acton May Minor Atom at Burlington Wed May Minor Mosquito at Burlington ONTARIO LEAGUE Georgetown Junior First home game Sun June 2 First away game Sun May TORONTO DISTRICT Georgetown Falcons First home game Sun June First away Mon May Roe 1908T J Speight 1909 J A Thompson J W Cole 1911 Hunter W Gamble 1913 Kennedy C Blair 1915 Roe G M Arnold 1917 Kennedy Dr A McAllister 1919 J M Moore L M Fleck 1921 Mrs Kennedy 1922 J MacKenzle Mc- Nally 192526 D Crlchton 1927 Kentner 1928 S Harrison Foulis 1931 Mrs Dcntson 1932 A H Duncan 193335 J D Kelly D 39 H Dickie 194042 Mrs Cleave 1943 Barnes D Crlchton 194546 Miss A Ryan MacCormack 1948 JB Milne W 195053 E Wilson 1954 C Salter and 19594 W E Wilson Teachers responsible for the music program 18601974 were 1860 James Breckinridge 191129 A B Castell Miss Hazel Harrison 194344 Thome Mrs June Evans 194445 Mrs A McLellan 1946- Miss Hepburn and 1952 Kenneth Harrison 1887 STATISTICS Annual salary male Annual salary female Third class certificate none Temporary certificate none No of pupils under five years of age in school none Number of pupils between five and In school Number of pupils over years of age in school none Number of boys Number of girls Number of pupils attending less that 20 days Number of pupils attending days Number of pupils attending days Number of pupils attending 101 150 days Number of pupils attending 151 days 156 Number of pupils not at tending days by law 41 Number of pulls in first reader Part Number of pulls in first reader part Number in second reader Number in third reader Number In fourth reader 50 Number In fifth reader High School none Number in spelling Number in writing Number in arithmetic Number in drawing COURSES Number in Geography 172 Number in Music Number In Grammar and Composition 172 Number in English History Number In Canadian History Number in object lessons nature study Number In temperance and hygiene 103 Number in drill and calisthenics Are authorized scripture readings and prayers used in the school yes Is school house brick stone frame concrete or logbrlck re school premises freehold or rented free Number of visits by the in spector Number of visits by trustees Number of blackboards Number of globes 1 Number of public examinations held during the year none Were prizes or merit cards awarded during the year no Number of trees planted on Arbour Day R Harrison teacher Maggie Matthews Mamie Sutton Louisa Pickering Annie Laldlaw Jessie McLeod Nellie McLeod Nellie Rachel Thomas Annie Meadows Maggie Grant Nellie Taylor Emma Jennie Law Emma Godfrey Carmen Hammond Julia Townscnd Cora Mary Thomas Wheeler Thomas Bradley John Hume Henry Sherman Will Roy George Brown Bert King Will McKenzie Bert Weatherald Fred Charles Mc- Charles Ramsey Will Heartwell Norman McBeth Vina Bennett Amy Christie Meadows Jennie Watson Spurgeon Balrd Willie Flossie Goodwlllie Lottie Robert Bennett Arthur Ncale Bert Graham Harry Taylor Lizzie Bell Mablc Harley Wether aid Ethel Cantlon Katie O Re Illy Lizzie Mino Annie Harris Thlrza Ross Maud Ncal Lizzie Taylor Ellen Stewart Harry James Norton Frank Williams Willie Thiraton Frank titer Qui v Willie Brown Eddie Geer Thomas Norton William Lewis Prentiss David Hume Arthur Morrow Thomas Robinson James Grahame Eddie Alexander Norman Robert Held Martha McKecknie Maud Law Maggie McMillan Alice Walker Barbara Holmes Gertrude Minnie McKenzie McKenzie Ida Hat tie tyne Katie Ken Young John Adams Robbie MeCollum Luke OReilly Eddie David Law John Graham John Kennedy Willis Sidney Taylor George Roger Dickson Roscoe Leslie John Bains John Mc- EARLY REGISTER Some of our 1887 pupils In the Village of Georgetown Teachers Hannah Law and Isabella and Bertie Wilson Wallace Metcalf Nellie Washburn Willie Watson Charles Wheeler Edwin Mc Whirter Moyer James McGhee Fred Willie MICHAEL James Thomas Brown Katie Ryan Bella Laws Jessie Reld Rebecca Guthrie Maggie McDcrmid Celia Langan Mary Kennedy Flossie Ballantyne Adah Bell Lena Brown Susie Hume Annie Munn Nellie Howe Mary Thompson Annie McKay Tyrell Alice Martha Hoare Bertha Scott Katie Brinkert Minnie McAlten Essie Lily Robert Guthrie Silas Pit man John William Atkinson Abram Vanatter Bert Barber Oliver McKay David Robert Gant Willie McMillan Charles Fred Jackson Nellie Harriet Ramsey Nellie Gahshott Nellie Grieve Maggie Bennett Mary Law Edith Bradley Etta Ken Flossie Bradley Lizzie McMillan Hattle Bennett Lizzie Stewart Violet Williams Bella Guthrie Jennie Surman Campbell Mabel Grant Florence Ross Barbara McKee Jennie Bailey Ida Walker Bessie Watson Mabel MacBeth Bertha Taylor OTHER PUPILS Ada Bennett Lila McKlnley Annie Taylor Martha Anthony Firestone Mabel Drummond Maude Pickering Emma Hoare Annie Thomp son Rose Kay Mary Messier Bertha Hawes Edith Geer Young Nellie Nellie McCatlom Flora Adams Ethel Aldons Clair Stone Sophia Steele Edith Ida Taylor Edna McKenzie Lizzie Stoneman Faith Gant Edna McKinley Arthur Willie Sutton Ellliam McBeth Stanley John Re id Eddie Benham Telford McKay Nell Webber Hugh Law Lorenzo Sutherland Albert Thlrston James Robinson John Hughson John Ida son Annie Ryan Lily Geer Annie Ncal Emma Graham Emma King Annie Bradley Lizzie Lizzie Annie Bell Lena Jenkins Jessie Luclla Vanatter Edith Benham Etta Taylor Annie Edith Mlno Bertha Anthony Francis Clarridge Lucy Ross Graham Jennie Slater Emma Norton Louise Goodwlllie Flora Law Amy KING Lily Percy Harrison Edward Scott Ed Atkinson Willie Thomas Isaac Charles Young John Cole Heron Brown John McKay Joseph Bel I Isle Joseph Selwood George Fred Messier 1936 PUPILS Elizabeth Baxter Nancy Brown Teddy Coleman Comber Margaret Ross Dillon Jack Eileen Grace Shirley Harrison Augusta Hauptmann Beatrice Hilts Harold Hilts Paul HiltsElsle zethel Hunter Jennie Jelchowska Roland Jordan Helen Laird Sylvia Lorrlman Douglas Maclaren Nadine McQuarrie Kenneth Mendham Billy Muir Albert Norton Wesley Oliver Ralph Peck Claude Reed Doris Roberta Margaret Sargent Loraa peers Lloyd Staplcton Ross Billy Thompson Emery Thompson Ronald Tost John Tyers John Whitney Gerard Wilcox Mary Wood Tommy Mason Jagges Josephine Cox Harold Barron Dorothy Onley 1937 Arnold Jack Bailey Elizabeth Baxter Bobbie Bousklll Dorothy Bowler Bill Paul Bradley Ruth Brandford Donald Brill Bill Tom Connely Jack Crlchton Teresa Doyle Lorraine Em merson George Former Jim Glazier Jim Golden Junior Grace Donald Herri Pauline Herring ton Harry Hlgson Bill Hill June Marie Hulme Ronald Hunter Bill Hyde Bill Kennedy Joe Lorusso Denis McCartney Wilbcrt Mills Peggie Mufr Ross Norton Keith Thompson Margaret Young LINDA Herbert Baxter Eugene Peter Edge 1938 PUPILS Mary June Arnold George Baxter Margaret Bradley Joan Buck Bert Carey Joan Castle Jean Coleman Betty Conn Kathleen Cox Gwen dolyne Davis Marion Dickie Joan Doyle Bill Margaret Golden Bob Gray Bessie Harley Joe John Heldmann Joan Hen derson Bill Hewitt Douglas Hill Hazel May Hoare Donald Betty King Keith King June Lcrch Margaret Marshall Doug Norton Rosa Preston Marie Roe Tommy Scrymcgeour Margaret Alfred Jack Thompson JoanTuck Earl Waiters Cyrua Wilson James Ford Joan Connelly Peggy Connelly Clara Lusty Blitz Night Sponsored By Kinsmen Club The Kinsmen Club of Georgetown recently elected their new executive for 75 The Kinsmen Club Is run on the same lines as Ihe Georgetown Lions and hopefully will also be contributing a column every other week for the Herald The new executive for Is Bruce Cook president Malcolm 1st vice- president 2nd vice president Bob Mac Donald secretary Rod Eastwood registrar Harry Henderson treasurer and Mike Colin Turner Tom Cooper and Gary Robertson are the directors The Kinsmen Club on behalf of the Canadian National In for the Blind are con- one night blitz on May In order to raise funds The Club urgently need volunteer canvassers and those willing to help should contactGusEUIott thecanvass chairman at All money raised will be turned over directly to the C N I B The Club Is also entering a fastball team In the Industrial League this summer It should prove to be an entertaining summer June Is the date set for the Tommy Scott Show to be held June at the arena The Kin amen Club is helping to organize this show the money raised is being donated to the cystic fibrosis charity The Club is also holding Its annual casino night Kin Kaslno will be held Saturday June 15 at the Arena Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy themselves helping at the same time to support local service work done by the Kinsmen Club The present executive for 197374 is Fred Curtis president Bruce Cook 1st vice- president Bob MacDonald 2nd vicepresident Clive Scarle secretary Mike treasurer Al registrar and Rod Eastwood Elliott and Rush the directors LEGION NOTES Car Club Brought To Date Four Draws Are Conducted THE HERALD Wednesday May PAGEt By WRIGHT SMITH The four draws to bring Car Club No uptodate were made on Thursday May The winners in draw No 1 were Clare Doyle Don Casselman J Boyd Margaret William Hanson and Ev Hamilton Draw No Tom Walker Hale M Robinson Ron Lincoln and Barb Henderson Draw No 3 Neil Young Roy Smith Helen King Glen Waltes Ace Bailey and Herb Brown Draw No Marg Hulme Bruce Collins Pat Cham berlain J Johnson Alex and Bob There will be one draw for six names next Thumday at 9 General meeting and opening of nominations for executive positions Is being held tomorrow at There is a notice of motion on the agenda for discussion at this meeting Election of officers May The ladles auxiliary will hold Its meeting and election of officers on Thursday May There will be an imperial social night Friday May 17 Section members are asked to sign In their guests at the door The annual Inspection of Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets Georgetown Wing will be held at the arena May Thesquadronwillfalllnat7 m ana the Inspection will Trophies will be presented and scholarships be awarded Hit nanla and the general public are cordially Invited Admiral of the Fleet The Earl Mountbatten of Burma presided for the last time as Grand President of the British Commonwealth ExServices League at the leagues 19th conference held at Wellington New Zealand in February The hosts on this occasion were the New Zealand Returned Ser vices Association of Edinburgh was elected fifth Grand President Immediately following the formal opening of the conference by the Prime Minister of New Zealand the Hon Norman Kirk The conference which was attended by delegates from countries had before it resolutions embracing welfare pensions medical and em ployment matters among other subjects of common concern to former members of the ser vices throughout the Com monwealth The BCEL links together Ihe exservice organizations of the Commonwealth coordinating where necessary their ac tivities and assisting them to meet their responsibilities towards and women whether or not they are individually members of these organizations SOCCER House League Scoreboard SQUIRT DIVISION Spurs 1 Boomerangs 0 A hard fought game and these youngsters did very well most of the boys played soccer for the first time and both teams were coached by new coaches This game drew a good crowd as Is usually the case in the Squirt division and was well entertaining It was Dean Jackson of the Spurs who put the Spurs ahead In the first hair of the game that proved to be the winner The Boomerangs hard in the second half could not come up with the equalizer MINOR ATOM DIVISION Magpies 6 Tigers 0 As the score shows this game was a little onesided The Magpies displayed superior positional play and were able to cash In on their opportunities six times Andreas Hack banged in the first ha Uric of the season Singles went to Geoff Cannon Jamie Hooker and Brian McQueen The Tigers had a tendency to bunch up too much causing them to be caught out of position The goalie of the Tigers was under pressure or most of the game and his excellent play stopped the score from being even higher MAJOR ATOM DIVISION Dynamos Colts 1 As expected a very even gome Both teams played good soccer with the Dynamos coming out on top with a two to one victory It was not until two minutes before end of the game when Jeff Waterworth scored the winning goal Rod Schwab of the Dynamos and Frank Madden of the Colts did the other scoring before the climax of the game when Jeff scored the big one MINOR MOSQUITO DIVISION Spitfires 0 Flyers 4 This game was quite even In the first half until the Fivers got two quick goals late In the half One was from a free kick the other from a penalty Just before the whistle for ha time the Spitfires were a penalty but missed their chance to get on the scoreboard In the second halt Flyers started strongly and added two more goals The Spitfires did start to play better towards the end of the game but failed to break the Flyers shutout performance The Spitfires were playing quite a few new boys and had only one practice prior to the game so they can be counted on for better performances as the season progresses Scorers for the Flyers were Gary Duncan Kevin Stuart and Keith Ledger MAJOR MOSQUITO DIVISION Raiders 0 Pegasus 0 This game could have gone to either team if they had a lucky break However defence predominated with both goalies picking up a shutout The tie was a fair result The Raiders with their new coach Bob Lock- wood looked very sharp in their passing play and considering that they did it without having a Ere season practice they must considered a top contender this year MINOR DIVISION Chargers Rockets The Chargers started off very strongly in this game putting on much pressure In the Rockets goal area However It was the Rockets who went ahead 1 as a result of a breakaway goal by Mark Milton The Chargers fought back and were on even terms by half time as the result of Glen Mercers well taken free kick from just outside the 18 yard line In the second half Jamie VanDvke put the Chargers in front by heading In a beautiful centre from ace dribbler John Colter The Rockets now staged a comeback and evened the game up on Andrew HordcaatleB goal That was all the scoring and the tie was a fair result JUNIOR GIRLS DIVISION Olympians I Junior Nationals- 1 Girls soccer has become popular in Georgetown The first game of the Junior Girls between the Olympians and the Junior Nationals provided more excitement than many parents could take Sherry scared for the Olympians but a recent arrival from Montreal made things even when she scored her first goal in Georgetown The result was well satisfactory for everyone SENIOR GIRLS DIVISION Blue Bombers 0 Red Rockets- 1 You may say that these two teams picked up where they left off last season only the result was a reversed one Beth Kewley leading the defence for the Red Rockets held the Bombers off bay very strong on defence for the Bombers is classified as one of the best But it was Susan Smarda of the broke In alone to score for a victory Janet Sm edema played strong game for the Bombers making the strong play of Tracy Porter of the Red Rockets ineffective It was a good game BINGO THURSDAY NIGHT at 800 pm HOLY CROSS PARISH HALL REGULAR GAMES PER OAME OTHER SPECIALS JACKPOT 59 Numbers Invest in Real Estate initial I if luiu I Ik mill vmir Irti run nid in slim ills Iiim in him si MACS FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT FRESH GRADE A TURKEYS LB 69 DEVON BACON 89 DEVON SAUSAGE 69 MAPLE LEAF WIENERS 75 Values On Sole May to Draper Dobie Co Ltd Slocks Bonds Phone Brampton ELKS BINGO MONDAY AT 800 PM AT THE CREDIT VALLEY CLUB BUSES RUNNING 20 Games JACKPOT IN 56 NUMBERS NO ADMISSION CHARGE CARDS FOR Lie No Sponsored by Georgetown Elks No 540 Proceeds for Detection In Children and Community Projects ENJOY THE STRETCH DRIVE CATCH AN EXPRESS BUS T WOODBINE MAY 15th to JULY 14th through Sunday Also Mondays May and July 1st LEAVE GEORGETOWN 1135 AM Direct to the Track RETURN FARE Includes Admission RETURN BUSES START LOADING AFTER LAST RACE GEORGETOWN WEST Moore Park Texaco Centre owij 1M Main St Tela prion a GEORGETOWN EAST Plaza Restaurant St Telaptiona Gray Coach MOVING SALE By Martin Frehner Phone 8289909 Suitable for Electric Healing In Natural Stone and Brick Style and Site available On dliptay at Mlaaluausa Mluliaaun take a drive weekend See for MY BOYS AND HAVE A WEDNESDAY MAY22 DINNER SHIM- 3 Pieces ot delicious Kentucky Fried Chicken Golden Brown French Fries Creamy cole slaw Grecian Bread fried chickenytfifio STREET GEORGETOWN