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the georgetown herald geotqetown ontario wednesday evening july 2nd 19m mcond mction chapfl street school graduating class the graduatiiig class of chapel street public school posed for this picture recently back row left to right principal val stem pamela tumbull pamela currie heather arnold yvonne sloan jacqueline shepherd sharon swales mary jean tucker joanne ford pat vinall elaine robinson margaret namink pat scott donna louden shirley engleby jane reyce middle row gary renwick barbara whirmee sylvia ell rs jeanette smith margaret murray elaine greenwood linda allen andy deboer front row paul marko david mackenzie jack quanbury john kelly fred jewell jim hamilton leonard taylor gary fullerton grant donnahee missing when picture was taken lenie lenz harding piano pupils present joint recital rural teachers honour retiring glen staffer ttie rural teachers association of xfequesing met at glen wil liams public school monday on june 23rd after four o clock ralph hckeown was in the chair and mrs jack lawson of pine- grove school was elected presid- eft mis lyla pollock con to continue in the office of secre tary treasurer until the septem ber meeting which will be held on the fourth monday of septem ber mr mckeown made a presenta tion speech to mrs edna beaum ont of glen williams public school who is retiring at the end of this term donna mcmillan and thorn as darcie made the presentation of an occasional chair and cushion the teachers of the glen school entertained their guests with a delicious lunch at the close of the meeting selections by beethoven chopin padcrewski grieg and schumann mingled with spritely tunes by less well known composers at a pianoforte recital by pupils from the studios of bruce m harding and his wife margaret bradley harding on june 23rd the evening recital took place at 64 mam st s with parents and friends attending to hear the pupils perform those taking part in the recital were jane collett mary lou brown margaret thom pson john stopper ellen biehn joan harris betty ann brown rosemary meades laura bairstow lynne ritchie roberta hawes john flnla betty mae mileham heather meades bill sayers car rol farnell ann lorraine noble maxlene kemshead joanne dun can mary evans carole lane barbara finflay gail malcolm margaret eason and carolyn biehn rive students were prevented by illness from performing da vid farnell barbara mckerrow anky de kleer carolyn mclaugh lin and sharon sayers junior soccer league active in town park a junior soccer league sponsor ed b georgetown community centre association got underway in the park on monday the five team league includes four from town the panthers raiders jets and wolves plus a brampton team the hotspurs all games will start at 7 30 p m in the evening the schedule follows date home team away team june 23 panthers vs raiders june 25 jets vs hotspurs june 30 wolves vs panthers july 2 raiders vs jets july 7 hotspurs vs wolves july 9 panthers vs jets july 14 raiders vs hotspurs july 16 jets vs wolves july 21 hotspurs vs panthers july 23 wolves vs raiders millseason sepl 3 raiders vs panthers sept 8 hotspurs vs jets sept 10 panthers vs wolves sept is jets vs raiders sept 17 wolves vs hotspurs sept 22 jets vs panthers sept 24 hotspurs vs raiders sept 29 wolves vs jets oct 1 panthers vs hotspurs oct 6 raiders vs wolves cold waving style cutting bleaching tinting martins beauty salon 8 gleaveholm drive tr 73932 v v v f zj3 r bi t 1 i i at summer school harold catling and lagon mac donald of the public school staff arc continuing work on their um ersit degree bv attending sum mer school at the university of western ontario london w h kentner son 45 queen st tr 7 2851 georgetown summer sale of blue ffiir coal order now at yw lowest prion pwce for june ano mit delivery stove not sizes 2500 per ton now sun lifts security fund endowment provides life insurance protection to age 65 and returns ail basic annual premiums paid plus accumulated dividends if the assured lives to 65 aj6s thm funds con bet taken in cash med to port how a poidep policy or the onginal turn awured and th balance taken n caih oroia guaranteed income used to provide on annuity left on deposit at o guaranteed rat of ii inquire a bawl this rwmohtabfe nswranc plan by tojephoamo or trwy tar clarence kroll th 720z7 dukegillevet wedding in st mikevcathedral geraldine mary gtjievqt be came the bride of john walden duke son of mr and mrs clin ton duke weston in a recent ceremon m st johns chapel st michael s cathedral toronto with rev p o valley officiating the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs gerald gillevet and granddaughter of mr and mrs patrick gillevet former residents of town given id marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of white nylon over taffet the lace bodice featured a portrait neckline and the bouffant skirt had a lace band encircling it her fingertip veil of tulle illusion was held to a crown of pearls and sequins she carried pink roses daisies and hyacinths mrs donald garbig was matron of honour attendants were mrs joseph loyal and mrs shirley mclean the wore blue ellow and pink waltz length dresses of embossed nylon with matching crowns they earned carnations tinted to match their dresses groomsman was thomas bragan ushers were art bragan and donald garhig a reception at fantasy farm followed the mar nagc 73 get safety crests at chapel st school seventy there chapel street public scbdbl pupils were success ful in passing an elmer the safe ty elephant safety test conduc ted at the school on tuesday mor ning and were awarded elmer safety crests the test was con ducted by csl ted scott of the georgetown police and consisted correctly listing five major safe ty rules and explaining their pur pose the tests were marked by the grade eight pupils op the basis of accuracy spelling and neatness the results were so encourag ing that it was difficult for the markers to choose the winners the successful pupils were grade vth teacher val stein yvonne sloan elaine greenwood barbara wbitmee margaret mux ray jane reycshirley engleby pamela tunrtnill grade vii teacher hazen allen dougtat quanbury mary evans joan bundle tony hay ward paul stamp kathleen wil liams patricia lowe grade vi mrs jim evans tea cher oheryfl jewell bob bon field barbara evans diane mc- colgan douglas vivian sharon king donna joynson grade y and vl teacher miss wilma stull lome co fell dor othy page gloria tumbull pat ncia hyde richard parry david hariey linda howat grade iv and v miss wills tea cher anne barrett brenda boyle christine tost sharon macpber son pauline cass linda king alan arnold grade iv miss luena campbell teacher linda warren paul ro binson debbie wright wayne king brian pcavoy paul hay ward joseph roberts grade m mrs a j korris teacher steven lawr dennis stief pamela clark rita teeuw issen albrccht conle marilyn smith sheron denne grade m mrs howard wng glesworth teacher carol al len lynda mcgiu joann barber margaret arnold ian haslem ri chard lenz phillip bludd grade i and mrs teresa barber teacher rosalind hew son mary stockley bobby neil linda dorc jimmy henderson sue hennessey grade h mrs eric haslem tea cher faye hennessey maureen thompson linda hariey jimmy mcpherson donna farmer wendy denne grade 1 miss mane lindsay tea cher brenda hume linda vin all douglas mcdonald jeanette riggs farley helfant andrea smith the rules they correctly listed are 1 look both ways before crossing the street 2 keep from between parked cars 3 ride your bike safely and obey all signs and signals 4 plaj our games in a safe place away from the street 5 malk don t run when you leave the curb zoning unaffected by planned credit dam son lipi assnanea company of canada harrison grade eights travel to niagara the grade eight class of ham son public school made their an nual tour of niagara falls on june 23rd stopping enroute to in spect various historical sites and places of interest included in the stops along the way were the famous vintage house museum at jordan and quecnston park where the class had their lunch the partj cros sed lewiston bridge to the amer can side where they toured old fort niagara thej later had free tune on the canadian side for col lectins a few souvenirs and gen eral sitesccing the bus left the school at 1 a m and returned home with its weary cargo twehe hours later two teach rs iogan macdonald and ke ninth harrison and principal harold henn accompanied the clas social and personal mr and mrs k k mulder 75 market street 1 ew to hollan d on june 27th for a month s holt da where the will visit her par sjfts mr and mrs john boer and his brother and sister anna and bill mulder in beilen mrs m sparling of toronto is visiting in town with her daugh tcr mrs albert livingstone main street north corey e hemngton editor of feather fancier poultry paper went to rochester nt last tuesday to attend the funeral of arthur o shilling mr ghg was a noted poultry jodfe antbor and artist and was otpdal artist for the standard of perfection of the american poultry a the new water level resulting irom a sixt eight foot high dam proposed for hungry hollow on the ninth line b the credit val lev conservation authority will have no effect on zoning in the delrex subdivision it was agreed last night when officials met with members of the planning board at he municipal ofice to study a contour map of the area the dam considered by the board is to be constructed along the road line and extend close to 1200 feet with part of the road running along its top the reser voir created will cover two hun dred acres of land field officer ted sutcr represented the conser vation authont at the meeting also attended by the chairman of polution and flood control mr parker of acton the dam is one of three pro posed by the authority the other two to be constructed at orange- ille and silvercreek lorne scots officers have training scheme some thirty officers from all ever the lome scots regimental area attended a four day officers training scheme at the summer cot uge of ll col john r barber on lake mnskoka near port car- ling on the weekend the training period lasting from friday junej 21st until monday the training consisted of signals exercises and also an exercise on the new militia roll in errfl def ence major e f conover bramp ton conducted the training cocma and capl patterson also of braaaftj ton lec on traffic control to give you good telephone service your bell telephone installation man whatever his name may be is a lot iikesjack maclennan on the job his skillful work eflccts his careful training but more than that we like to think that a friendly smile and unfailing courtesy lend a pttasanl touch to lus brief visit we try to encourage tins friendly spirit al through the business youll see it when you visit the business office youll hear it in the operators voice with a smile this helpful friendly spirit is one of the many ways in which we try to give you good telephone service the bell 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