Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 19, 1958, p. 13

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high tales published by the students of georgetown high school vol 7 no 3 wednesday november 19 georgetown ont urges students support pipe band scottish ball virginia walker this year the georgetown girls pipe band is resuming a custom of a few ears back the- annual ball at the arena rose room since there are a few ghs students in the band i want to take this oppor tunity to discuss this occasion the highland ball is open to everyone students teachers and parents alike dress is optional al though if jou belong to an organt zation such as the lome scots we are uniting jou to wear your kilt and all we are hoping to create a scot tish atmosphere both with decora tions and with the music ed br die and his scottish orchestra will be present to lead ou in a varie ty of dances some scottish and a lot of regular dances part a through the eening there will be a luck draw and the holder of the winning ticket will be presented with a mink stole the proceeds will go towards new pipe band uniforms chatter in the halls nip n tuck a certain group of boys in this school have some sort of a com plex they think they are men from the jungle every wou can hear the crazy beat of jungle jack and his tom tom boys co ming from deep within the depths of the home economics room my my what s this we hear that some gentlemen are infatur a tint with the venezuelan um well uh situation c est si bori judy h we re not snoopy or anything but exactly what was hidden in lhat pile of paper mo ne now this is for your own good gmnj no more morsels of earth please renumber ray no more of those social activities in class what fifth former has taken a sudden interest in american hi ton carol whin shooting at those targets are jou sure jou nd glasses or did our bullets simp 1 ricochet irene cant jou find the teeth of that fish are you sure jou looked in the right place ell as we start into those french fried apples auf wien erskins until next issue christian fellowship halloween party held lynda whltmoo on thursday night october 30 1058 the inter school christian fellowship held its hal owe en party in rooms 3 and 4 of ghs ghosts rabbits tramps ducks an dewery form of costume could he seen even a horse karen norton got the evening undex wa with a tricky game called drop the dime in the milk bottle next on the program was another game which consisted of passing a life saver from person to person gin nj walkers team won and every one received a chocolate bar fol lowing this evirjonc bobbed for apples next came a colourful parade of ill the coslumis thin bung lined up the winners wtrt nick ed piter glnn th most origin al as an fn hobb tinny walkir the prtttiist as a flap per and leonard tajl ir lh fun niest as jou nami if crone was mjslifitd ocr thi horse lhat appeared from no where it was afterwards recal ed to be miss jo ru 1 1 and a f ru nd miss rutjd jold a hum irons story of the lee tittle tis mr d bson showed some coloured slides of iscf activities of the past months thursday bazaar is big event this week hi kids don t forget tomorrow is the bazaar we want to see you bring your parents and their friends this year it is a combin ation of open house and bazaar people may browse around the school and just see what our school is like there will be something for everyone a fish pond touch and take dry goods of every description a huge bake table and of cowse the tea there is a raffle the prize of which is a brownie hawkcyc camera plus accessories and a box of grocer les if you haven t tickets you can purchase some there so come along everyone meet your friends and support the school the mon ey goes to the student council to by football uniforms hockey equipment and to pay for our dances see you there mr kaye ray archr this week it is my pleasure to discuss one of the new male mem bers of the ghs staff mr kaye mr kaye was born in toronto and educated at st michaels col lege he attended the university of toronto where ht studied for estr and obtained his bscr it is not until this ear eijht vears afti r his graduation that mr kaye entered the teaching field now he i- j fully qualified hih school tea cher and tiaches agricultural sei i net and geography then came the eats after an hour or so of dancine the etnine was ended by an inspir ing talk by miss kudd and a pray er swamp acton 261 in junior rugby john cummins the first junior football game differed greatly from the senior games acton was given a good beating in the first quarter cow brough made an unconverted touchdown in the second quarter and in a third down kick acton fumbled the ball behind the goal line the ball was recovered by falk ingham for a georgetown touchdown this touchdown was converted acton gained a point for a rouge in this jiuatter in the third quarter popicl sco red another touchdown for out side which was converted he fol lowed this up in the 4th quqarter with an unconverted touchdown the final score was georgetown 26 acton 1 grade 12 report marilyn barth the room was quiet searing everyone except he culprits i kueas the consistent buzz of an alarm clock unceremoniously broke the silence the clock was hur riedlv located in a back desk and the alarm jammed off while every me else recovering from surprise hsolved m half hysterical laugh ler disrupting the serenity of our class and so foes life with 12a one of our classmates seems to be a krtat attraction for those little meets called true flies in a recent i it class she was having quite a bit of trouble wilh one i hear iii ctnclude by reminding you aain don i forget the bazaar is tomorrow night come support jour school and help make our ba zaar a definite success i combined tales of grades 9 10 and 11 the following anecdotes have been taken from room reports written by lesley brown elaine greenwood both grade 9crs brenda dawson grade 10 lois nivcn barbara bennett and dor othy thomsen grade ii mr kaye has been playing checkers with his 9d students lately four boys representing 9e pla yed junior footliall against the se niors also 9 held a debate on monday november 10 on whc ther masku deservice to die ap part fitly it was quite a hot argum ent seemingly the favourite subject of 10b is history by the way clark what were you trying to prove anyway all 10 ers adore science but they are wondering why they are obliged to use such sweet fragrantcd objects for ex pen men ts apparently students in 11a dis like being carrier pigeons mr dol son places the white menace before some unsuspecting eyes and the victim s duty is to carry it from room to room to gel each leather s signature don t com plain kids you re lucky you re not a teacher and don t have the task f siniiu all those shtela 1 id has a few complaints to make 1 win dot nt 11d have pt at all 2 why docnt the girls wash roo n in the new wine have water and paper towels heat your home for less phone us about hytest 303 fuel oil ififcereulut hytest 303 tbeeefcatlficadjr improved fuel oq sold at bo extra cost hytest 303 i premium nd fad ofl 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marlenc kenishead sharon harley joce trle cheryl coolie barbara adams and ausma verlis at ac ton on november 5th the schools competing were georgetown mil ton and acton volleyball seemed to be fighting a losing battle for ttorgetown when all the games wen accounted for milton wast n lop winning the three games gl trtetown resumed her usual position of i ow man on a totem pole acton won one and lost farmers club chooses officers for new year the november meeting of the terra cotta farmers club was at the home of mr and mrs bill hunter this month with the elec tion of officers occupying most of the meeting fraser macdonald is president of the mens section with herb dolson vicepresident art mc- kanc secretary treasurer and john mcclure clarence ander son lloyd crichton and owen macdonald comprising the direc tors the ladies president is mrs don dolson vicepresident mrs harvey puckering secrctar treas urer mrs fraser macdonald and assistant secretary treasurer mrs bill hunter mrs w leslie mrs a dolson mrs j mcdonald and mrs j mcclure are the directors the roll call was answered with a local pioneer and his achieve ment and the motto building was taken by mrs f l thomp son during the ladies meeting it was decided that a family night will be held in snetgroe hall on the last saturday in no- c mbt r w ith mrs don dolson mrs alex dolson mrs herb do son ind mrs bill hunter the committee the men will have charge of the program jack mcdonald presided over the joint meeting at which enter tainment was provided by piano solos by irene hunter and mrs n j timpson and a vocal solo in mrs francis thompson mrs art mckane gave a humorous reading the importance of a party line telephone and mrs alex dolson read the death of jane brown and don t wait a vote of thanks was offered by mrs wilfrid leslie notice to creditors in the estate of john thomas crawford elactrical worker docaatod all persons having claims ag ainst the estate of john thomas crawford late of the village of glen williams electrical worker who died on or about the hth da of october 1958 arc hereby notified to send particulate of same to the undersigned on or before the 13th december 1958 after which date the estate will be d slnbuted with regard only to the claims of which the undersig nod shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim she shall not then have potico dated at ceorgetown this 11th la of november a d 1968 maggie crawford executrix of the estate of john thomas crawford b her solicitors dale bennett and latimer 11 19 georgetown the georgetown herald wadimwuy nov 19th 19s8 page 3 you deserve the best in automatic hosting installation one contract coversi first lino mating qulpnwnt finmt in installation full warranty sorvko all nacossary ronalrs fo floors walls trim plastar for tha vory bast in boatlnf installations call tr 743m g eloctrte hallmac iron flromon warm air hot wator or stoom hoot bergs electro lob ims buy now pay later a ihfleas 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