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REAL BUNCH OF CLOWNS SECTION Tilt June Page 3 Christian Reformed marks q centur Former pastors gather for churchs 25th birthday clowning round at Pork Public School Irlday afternoon were colorfully bedecked pupils from richer llurkv tirade class Circus acts like the rent Deadly ladl who never misses a basket because he uses a ladder to send his shut siiillng through the net and he team of David Superstars who use pair of strong shoulders Id do the same lighted primary grade pupils and about student hud been to the found the clowns an lass they clou in rum history s to the most modern Mrs llurlei to with Ihclr costume photo by Spe sanies this Saturda Challenge to high schoolers take on hefty Highland heavers 11 unfavorable wcither conditions which fori oil net ivies indoors and Sunday let Hit for the celebrations the Georgetown iin Reformed Church shed in building which one time served is dairy railroad a group of families consisting of members from he linm anuel Christian Reformed if Brampton form Ion it Iht Main St North lot it ion Nine following the Jul dedication of tin building lion expanded prompting the construction in 196C a larger church facility on Road which at last count holds a mem worship of families or members In total I lev John Many of the former pas ton such as John Vanharmcltn irelired Rev Dick from Wood Mock 1902 Rev James from 1 1902 Rev Al V from Surrey I1T 1973 and Rev William from Ren returned to participate in the many ranging from group games with a pot luck supper to a talent night Special services were held Sunday which includ meditations by former pastors choir and trumpet selections and greetings ram representatives of various churches local and federal dignitaries The Georgetown Christ Ian Reformed Church has seen many changes over the past years and will see many more in the years ahead That a big stage for a little girl lo ill but Tracy did just fine during weekend cclrbrallnns marking the anniversary of the Georgetown Christian Reformed hurch The talent night was one of the highlights In a busy festive weekend al the Trafalgar church least six former pastors made special trips lo their former charge for the occasion a Irlhule lo liie determination of a closely knit from families lis J7S families Photo by Karen The skirl of bagpipes will fill the lir around town- r Park this Satur day as the Iifh1ind Gomes it and there lots of excitement planned for this It the first sever 1 games nth Scottish tradition which will ike pi ice in Ontario this summer Radio person iht Henry Shannon FRB traffic reporter Ins been honorary chieftain of the tins year The games never on color competitors come from ill over province hey re usu ilh drissed n clan One of the most movinp photogenic events is the massed parade this year featuring about entries A new twist has been to the athletic events Highland Games Committee is asking Georgetown hifch sell ml to join the fun eh old pros in r loss and the unmix throw are advised to check Willi their associations for further informnlion The sun w of war will also return this ji is well is more passive field events like the simp doj competition and ongoing contest im b inds Meanwhile the ageless ballet of for youngsters and older competitors will oho place there will be a drumming competition too Iir an which lasts the entire by ilosmt around the ind is bar Seniors ire admitted free ind children in old and under in for will be charged each and villi hit for like It mi o Ham the towns two fall furs the Rimes are definitely for the entire There s plenty to sec and hear Its occasion filled with irresistible picture taking opportunities For those who like to browse there will be sever il booths selling Scottish paraphernalia and offering plentv of to ones Scottish stones behind clan I irlans and crests There s no shortage of either ind will be riling refreshment tent Ceilidh returns if there exciting events on through Georgetown Fairgrounds during the Highland Games this Saturday tin Girls Pipe Is ready e off the Scottish with its annul I Li to In held this ye at the Lions Hall behind Georgetown Menu rial following the of the M issed Ipronounccd kty Ice is ichc for p irlj and whnt a party it will be a I I hit n I licence applied r preceilcs sintongs regulur Scottish country the massed pes and drums Tickets arc r person In from ijor Virginia Drum it Bennett hand member or from the bind in of Box in Georgetown Or you cm buy at r fi if Local Air Cadet joins goodwill tour to Europe Thirty young Canadians including one from Hal ton Hills are being as goodwill ambassadors to this summer Worrant Officer WO Class of Georgetown 756 Air Cadets Squadron has selected to go to France with two other girls July 15 for three The 17 year old George town District High School student told The Herald she never been to France although she has been to the United King several limes and to Belgium once We re to Inform people abroad about Canada she said Once her Grade courses are finished abetli Is going to hit the books again She a study Canadian industry and polllics so she be able lo answer questions French citizens The other young people travelling abroad are all senior Air Codecs and went through same rigorous selection process which Included a The is entirely fin by Air League wllh the students only having to pay for a blue skirt and or pants they II be wearing as a uniform abroad While in France both to improve her Grade 12 level of French by speaking laiguuge a lot She be travelling with a Kitchener girl and an other from Montreal When she finishes high school hopes to computer engineer at a military college preferably the Royal Mill College In Kingston This Is last in Air us she have to retire when she turns 11 in July Among the European countries ihe will be visiting arc Austria Belgium Israel Norway Sweden Sw liter land Turkey and the Fed Republic Germany t air will be going lo the US and lo the Kingdom All these countries have similar cadets and 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