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the georgetown herald georgetown ontario wednesday july 13th 1949 v cspeysde qut as central school location no decwon on site until georgetown jowj j say drtment equeing share too high reeve curfle the department dl education wjll sanction no decision on the location of a central high school for north halton until afttor georgetown has officially joined the district in jan uary thls information was con voyed to meeting of council and school rcprcsccntativcs of the five municipalities involved in the dls- trlct by g l dutfln executive ass- fllistant of the department at a mcot- tag in bsqucsing community hall lost thursuoy the meeting had been called at the suggestion of the department by the present north halton high school board mr duffln said that the department favoured locating a central school in or adjacent to the largest centre of population in an area although if there was a substantial major ity on the board favouring another location the department should be willing to approve it arthur beaumont of glen wil liams who is chairman of the north halton high school district board opened the meeting and ask ed fqr the election of a chairman for the meeting dr carl martin of milton former board chairman being chosen tc preside dr mortln said tbat he knew all those present were as anxious as he was to see the matter of high school education settled to the satisfaction of the de partment the ratepayers and keep ing in mind at the same time the provision of the best education pos sible for north halton children two main points he thought could be settled at the meetlitg first of all clearing up a misconception that the department could not o k any location except speyside for a the weather mr editor jt may not be necessary to re mark on the qbvlous but who could help mention the dollghtful soaking the gardens and parched arms received on saturday thcro was as much roil on- saturday as we had during the whole of april may and june rain fails to dampen ashgrove school reunion em batkln date max min rain july 4 04 73 trace july 5 83 03 trace july 6 70 61 41 july 7 70 ss july 8 83 50 jul 9 71 55 178 jul i 78 59 vciaje 7071 59 42 2 ob new bandstand in park the pew lionn bandstand makcu a hnndsomc addition to geor getown park and has already been used for band concerts by the llorne scots on scverol occasions constructed for the lions club by mcnally and lnne it was officially presented to the town by lion chief leonard lambert at the brand opening in june the band led by bandmaster alf ptrrott is plctuied above as they present a concert norval public school promotion results ftchujts of the promotions at norvol school have beon announ ced by the principal mibb margaret itohzul normal has a tworoom chool miss roraol teaching the senior robots and mjss gladys mo trcu the fpur junior rodms results are as follows entrance results qonnld jnrvie eileen hunter irion julian reed hon donald smith sho teramoto to grade eight patriciu carney kathleen cas- uiddcn james cunningham jean grasby kenneth richardson dole health unit advises safeguards against polio martha rumleyweds toronto man the brides father assisted at the m i wet when martha daughter of tw ind mrs robert w rumley tnd gloio duulis spry son of mr and mrs john a spry were uiiuld m marriage in i ceremony in windermere united church toron to rev w l lawrence officiated nimmpi flcnvcis were irranktd as a u icktround and george armbrust picd organ accompaniment for oloist miss audre sallaife the bride tcn in marriage by iu r father was gowned in white biocaded organdy bouffant with trim her long veil of tulle was iught up with stephtnotls and she school site because of the vote at dcd rcd r0itos on whue blble a similar meeting four ears ago in mjss jant rumley maid of hon- milton and secondly deciding whe- juf her and frmtcd ther this would be a single or mul- e orrnndy wm bhdesmaid tiple school area imiis kate rumlc wan similarly he first called on mr duff hi to youow bhdea mild annls quackcnbush was in i ink organ d with matching bonnet it d nosega of sweet peas the enior attendants had floral head- ircsics to ma tcli their bouquet of pencil food halton health unit press release foud tovtrld and f f files as happens each summer the i olh fts bur petlre of poliomyelitis infantile rbuil not tightly covered paralysis is again with us each a us another s vtar mothers face with fear the ndkerehlef utensil 01 pospect that this disease may 0 touthed b s0llcd hands it ir in the community no one can d at once if there blimc the mothers for having this omptomj of headache nausea fe it the crippling results of the 1 ease ma be seen in most dis tricts i i bus fir there have not heen any hts in tins count and only one explain the aepirtments attitude duffin said that the location mr pink and blue carnations douglas of a school is i matter to be deci ded b the area board which then goes to the municipal councils con cerned to ask for a debenture tsjucl if council will not pass the deben ture issue it must ro to a ote of ill ratepayers qualified to vote on mone matters in the district this district had been established with the idea of one central school and while spemde was on file ts a lo cation the district board was the body to pick a site the department u convinced he said that one ccn- j tral school can offer the best edu- l re iit t cation but realises that local pride ntr un might veto thio and it is not always possible to have this ideal the department believes a school is better located in a town for several reaosnss the main ones being that transportation costs are cut down and that teachers are inclined to stay lonter if thev do not have to travel to work district board must decide what i- jointly the bes economy and the lust education the meeting wis then declaiea for i question period and in surroundin counties this one ist occurred last week in brimp- t n it illustrates thit no family complctelv safe since the case w is the fi iir old daughter of the t ounly health officer in peel county i rht re irt mnny tilings that are v t definitelv known about the uise ind spreaxi of this discise but tei t un practu il sensible methods or ivoiding the diieist ire well know n the nitional oundation for in- f mule pnralysis in the united i m iti i iiis rcctntlv issued the fol i tow ink mess il to parents in ise the distn e ik cornea epidemic in ui arci i li m is wis groomsmin and usher iik vere re ss hill ind gordon h uvker t terw ards a rcceptioti was lield it krlcooley gardens and later the ni uil ind groom left for a honey- in on it g orj lan bay both arc linduates of the university of tor- nto ind the bride is 1 former where her fa me ininister m the nrgetown united church no ig promotion results promotion results f r tlif ss 10 esqusing have been i ounced by the iciuu i mrs id birber as follows lntrance oh berr hon madeline melanson hbn to grade 8 theresa beency muriel ave id cr wds ind new contacts 11 trim buse or boats if possible j void i row did placi s where you ii i be lost to mothers breath or tough v ud over fitlmk too nctivc i 1 iv 1 iti hours wcir irregular ii ink st he dulc s m iv inv ite i more e i ions form of tht diseise vv ttiri swimming in w iter which 1 i not i ten dttliietl i ft in our ilth di pirtment uiti thillii k r ike off wet i thes ind slices it onu keep dry ii i swciter blinkets ind ct its ti ndv f i udnen wt ilhor lnnces kit ii clem wish hinds ift r go yeir at a t il t ml tmfne oatnik ki ep an- i upset stomach muscle soreness or ttffimss or unexplained fever much his been heard recently bout the dangers of swimming in polluted witcr the reason for this is th it the kcini that causes the list ise liab been found in sewage ii numerous occisions the most 1 1 tent publicity in tins regard has ixei tlit ictlon of the medical of- i fin i of lit ut in toronto in de- tl iririk toronto be iches unsafe for iwlmminu this is a wise precau- n n in tint it the present time v ist tu intities of i iw sewage afe ni t c i into l ike ontirio in the 1 toronto rilion thit city is now n mplcting i modern sewage dls- losii jil ml which will eliminate this danger in ii ne i such is halton coun- t it is obviousl impossible to in ject iur bod of w iter in which t tnlcli pm in i kht sw mi the health hi i his t iki i w it i sarfiplcs in i is in whit i itike numbers of i hi iri n sw im nul in those areas li m it w i suspected that dan- i i oiis jiollulion xistcd if dan i ti pnltutu w is found wirn- iik mkns hive been ported tttte hi ilth unit will continue this mpli thn ukhout the summer if ihi r is m sw in mlng area about ui c h mm ire doubtful one of th i t ii in j etors w ill klidlv iia 4vi n m i in bt ibsoiutcly sure v i i i i i wt will hive cises of the l i i oi not but ill pircnts would i w 11 idvtsel to follow the sim 1 i ult null i i iikiv p scdore mitsuko teramoto hon nancy white to grade seven t grace bianchi hon john brlcs george grasby harvey hazell lois jarvie pearl louth hon emiko teramoto hon to grade six raymond carter ross cunning ham marlene dixon allan fend ey elaine laird hon petar pomeroy laurie reed hon to grade five sheila carney peter fendlcy shirley grasbj ronnie scondo to grade four ruth biker charles carney how ird chester bill donaldson slurlc i endley colleen grasby univ grasby patricia lucas con ditionally ronild mclean nor- ni i murr ly bill richardson james 1 1 r imoto to grade three b ii ry cleave david c u ruling him flsie doroldson david fend- lc nancy fishburn ronald fish burn barbara hazell douglas haz ill joee mclean bonnie memeckin carl bedore to grade tvvo a nclljc brics bobby burk ichl hennessey ross marshall kenneth miller linda white to grade two b peter carney douglas fishburn bobbj grasbv jack lucas the long dvcrduo rain which 111 on saturday altered the welllaid plans for the fourtrjrcurelonof tb pupijtf and touchers of ashgrovw pdbic school but thcro was not one word of cdmplatnt as everyone was so thankful for the blessed re lease from the long poriod of drought in spltfe of the heavy rain 1 well over one hundred frftndjjgath- ercd in the spacious home of mr and mrs c b dick and jen owed old acquninupccs as they enjoyed m bountiful picnic lunch tpgether during the evening a short busl- ncss period wds conducted by mr ffank wilson vipep resident in the absence of the president mr w a wilson who was unable to at tend mrs dick the secretary read several letters from friends who re gretted thejr inability to come for the reunion mr wilson called on three of those present who had passed the fourecore mark and small gift was presented to each mrs s k ruddell a former teac er and mrs w d johnston both of charles street georgetown and mr hcbcr houston of montreal short speeches were made by mr peter dick brampton mr n c wriggles worth milton mr edgar ruddell toronto and rev grlffw thompson of milton formerly of hamilton the next reunion which will piu- bably be held in five years time will be planned by thomas brown- i idge president h c wriggles- worth vicepresident mrs percy leslie secretary mrs h c wrigglesworth con ducted community singing with mrs r h wright at the piano mrs william cromar delighted the aud ience with her humorous readings as did rev alex calder with hut baritone solos the sheppard bro thers of milton added variety to the rev alex cowan is new norval minister june p with several vocal selec- 1 lion accompanied by their guitars i following the program everyone mar- en cream cones and thanks was expressed to mr and mrs dick for opening their home for the gathering friends attended the reunion from balcarrcs sask toronto hamilton port elgin montreal milton georgetown guelph hornby and norvil ineresa ucency muriei aome of the questions and answers lindsay bill penson burt were is follows q what time basu do we plan for a a five yenr plan if build ings are poor star one butldinr as soon as possible it takes a mini mum of two cars after n decision is made before a new school build ing will be ready to open as basis for predicting enrolment 30 per cent of the public school enrol ment in the district is used q does the department specify peyslde as a location w k no speyside is not men tioned in the bylaw osr interest lie in what the board proposes and the department approves this if suitable q dr martin the board has picked a site but we are ted to believe by the department that the speyside situation must be elimin ated first the board has a motion on the books to build a second school in or near acton i a i dont think the department would approve any site picked by the board as it is now constituted it would look as if it was bolus pushed for some reason mr oon one of the acton mem bers of the board took exception to this statement and said that the to grade 7 arthui melanson t r hon grade 6- alton bccney to grade s jimmie forbes to grade 4 earl burt hon hirley mcdonald bourne marilyn souther hon lo grade 2 ross burt hon christine mel nson hon diane shelboume donald south- john lindsay eileen shel- building collzpses during york on glen school simor room bntrance class harpm beaumont margaret coin david cooper marilyn felker blake itiglis nancy larson mar- humiljmede united churcl mcquarrie lillian norton wluli work wis n prokitss on the building of in iddllion to glen funeral service held v illnms public school on monday r nc a pvixtt i a urcyvitt mornng part rf the present build for mrs anne lawson ii il collapsed an excavation had in m dwr bealde the senior room by afu lenth m the acton contractus firm which vme uwson dtei on wednesday hid undertaken the contract two fll nl her nomo on man workmen were on the scene at the sn p at in indultion service held in glen willnm united church rev mix cowan wis inducted as mln- isiti of the iil charge of the i mttd church ind has be- hun pistoratc in norval glen wiunms ind mount pleasant mr c wan h is been assistant minister f loronto for the paat ar and j rn to lli i c t ct ycato til tin wctern canida mission field 1 is mimed ind the father of a l t ir old d mthter susan mr c w in w is i il tssnnte of rev k nncth i cmkij who prdaehed at i i glen durine his student days at h inn unit 1 collect- toronto lit john vcdeimid of bramp- i w is in cli irle of the induction i mil ind rt it h n davidson l ui impton pre tched the sermon i hi 1 idles of the glen serod rc- fiislu iciits lfterwirds at a recep- limi whin mi uul mrs cowan met mi mbct s of tht ir new congrega glen williams school promotion results lion ai loa streetsviixe lead jr farmer lacrosse alloa and streetsvllle arc fiflht- ln it out for leadership in the distiict junior farmers lacrosse teague and on mpnday at norral alloa eked a 76 win over streets vllle to gain a first place tie the game was a real thriller- it was tied in the first quarter alloa scoring on goals by mqddlsonpnd b hogg with r coates and bob wilson registering for streetsvllle murray judd put alloa ahead in the second g tyers tied it up again in the third h the last peviod saw plenty of k bard had had the matter under coring alloa pulled ahead on two iscusslon for three years andwas toals bywadby scored for doing its best- to matte a decision tj3ebsmwrtlrtfrft for alloa and w r stewart former high streetsvllle evened the acore agath school inspector for this district en two goals by pegg d homr who was instrumental in the form- finally put the game on ice for the in of the ffatrlct was prespnt at winners the meeting and said he believed alloa and streetsvllle have each hat thhnlrter of education won 0 gomes and lost one tulla- would like spne assurance that more is in third place with 4 wins olhijssiijii was out as n location nd 1 lossei trtxle ha won one and suggested that a vote be taken td lost six and ebcnezer trails continued t page with six tosses ume when without wnrnlnr the bricks tore loose from the structure ind the whole room collapsed in a pile of rubble the workmen were able to jump clear and no injuries resulted work has been halted until a de- i iimn can be made b the board of fsqueslng school area no 1 which administers the affairs of the school the board has contacted mr l l skuce halton inspector who is teachlne for the summer at north bay normal and he is ex pected down on saturday to give his advice there is a possibility that the entire building will have in be abanodned and a new school buift whatevcrvthe case it would eem that terr porary accommoda- tion will have to be found for school quarters this september as there in little chance that the building will be ready for school ening john ruddell marries at copper cliff in copper cliff united church on formerly anneasa hhhnv july bth tne rev ban of til bradley she was the daughter if the late james bradley and isa- hi ma holner and was born in glen williams 71 eans ago following her marriage to the late joseph i awson she lived in colllngwood leturnlng to georgetown after his death in 1920 for several years she had made her home with her brother in law elmer c thomp son and her niece miss isabel thompson mrs lawson was a member of the church of england and during the war played an active part in the affairs of the local red cross bociety bhe was a member of the arts and crafts of georgetown her ready wit won her many friends and she had a large circle of ac quaintances in the town and dis trict who will greatly miss her v she is survived by three sisters mrs george brndshaw seattle washington mrs edith jackson toronto and mrs tfugh mcdonald oshawa andi two hrnhsr arthur sotlal a personal m a mn nrarllev nf chlrnko til and william mis7 hazel burkholder of toron- riley of georgetown i ii vncatlnnina in town at tho arc hdenenn w g o thompson inmc of mn d l herbert edith conducted the funeral nervlee on street friday from the mcclurc funeral tlbroia o s slokermcchanic byron bed lpo with interment following in ha ell arrived home this week to orefcnwood cemetery pallbearers inend a furlourh with his mother wercroas thompson boy thomp- mra mary bedell he reports to on harold cleave perc harrison halifax the end of august to re- fvorctt colo and e v maecor- iumc his training wtth on navy mack fichttud it the marriage of eleanor i lora dunn daughter of mr and mrs thomas edmund dunn and john j w ruddell son of mr and mrs ward ruddell of georgetown the bride who formerly was a member of the teaching staff of milton public school wore a white street length dress with white hat and accessories and carried a bou quet of pink roses and carnations attending her was her sister wear ing a dress of blue brocade and her niece as flower girl gowned in blue both carried old fashioned nosegays of flowers the grooms man was mr jock lawson and the ushers harold wilson of ashgrove tnd the brides brother mr donald dunn a reception was held in the in ternational nickel clubhouse the mothers of the bride and groom re ceiving the guests after a honey moon trip to manltoulin island they will take up residence near george town attending the wedding from this district wore mr and mrs ward ruddell mr and mrs frank rud dell mr and mrs nellson stark mr apd mrs jack lawson mr harold wllsnn and mr william 4v hrv this is a 10paoe paper mildred norton james tlmleck jail wheeler grade vii to grade vffl honours audrey robinson kenneth schenk pjss dick hancock douglas login douglas marshall bill mc- murdo recommended bill barclay grade v to grade vib honours donna bennett carol c roib ex a garvin elsie larsen i3arr timleck pass sylvia digglns dennis llindy jack mcquarrie gordon primon jania schenk jamcsi voung recommended ronald hilts grade v to grade via honours roger addy barbara eves pass barbara curry marie glbbs teddy hancock leroy hilts mary mlno eddy norton myrna norton recommended bill lusty george mcnally recommended from gr iv to or via leonard bcnstead grade iv to grade v i honours jacqueline lucas- pass bobby hooper donna mcquarrie stanley norton mar- jorle stewart jean voung recommended laura younj recommended for grade iv marlene cain junior room grade ui to grade iv honors edith beaumont aud rey cain paul eason robert hilta freddy young elizabeth ward pass charlie glbbs joan hilta richard londry violet lusty recommended eileen qurry grade d to grade mi honors betty avery kenneth beam gerald felker jeanne ganv bell lorraine garvin harvey ban dy maureen hepburn gall hog- ben shirley hegben louise kidd betty lucas douglas sargent- pass reggie crosby peggy flndloy billy hilts marylynn reld douglas ward grade i to grade ii hoaeafs dennis hancock rol and hancock patricia norton pen ny norton brian puckering pass lois cain dennis tof tor clinton handy dorothy luity gjorlo mcquarrie