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tor geoftoctown herald wadnmday july ml 1m crown i- photo 47 main north for ail occasions here is your chance to get started with photo accessories 4lamp movie light bar slarf lash kits light meters kalart editor movie lamps everything in the window at a reduced price take advantage of this onceinalifetime offer limited quantity 0 enlarging paper samples 3 flash bulbs and batteries movie splicers 0 special on all colour film one polaroid highlander camera 0 polaroid film crown photo tip check your equipment carefully well in advance of vacation time repa rs and processing areat a peak allow a week or two for minor repairs etc keep your camera dust free in a plast c bag but never in the glove compartment nor lying in direct sunlight so beautifully cool spun sugar in the new curving i nes martins beauty salon 8 cleaveholm drive j tr 7 3 so we phoned the doctor and an accident a sudden illness one of the first tilings ou do is summon medical help bv telephone in an emergency jourlclcphone gives yojj pftfinpt and priceless aid just knowing it is there read to sene ou day or night is a comfort in itself it s hard to put a value on these things yet jour telephone provides them all and more at minimum cost the bell teucphomc company of canada honour twelve norval public school grads the school odours red and white were very much in evid eoce on thursday evening june 25th when twelve students were honoured at the norval public school on the completion of their grade via year although these twelve students had been educated during the past year at stewarttown school due to overcrowding norval they were still very mucin felt to be students of the local school a special committee ap pointed by the home and school association convened by mrs or otic carter assisted by mrs nor man fendley and mrs g l royal made all the arrangements and programme the special speaker of the evening was robert f born hold ba med seniox public school inspector of halton county who dwelt on the privileges of ed ueation in his address and stressed the responsibility of each student to take his or her plaee in this new modern world witih as much education as possible during the programme two solos were sung by miss joyce mclean a duet by misses gloria shemng and annie vis two solos were sung by julian reed and a piano selection was played by miss el aine laird the speaker was intro duced by william hunter and was thanked by mrs john noble pnn clpal of norval school the twelve grade v1q students entertained were janice carter sharon fishburn joanne flikkema jennie kemper maryanne king don evelyn louth linda smith robert donaldson melvin haylock joseph kingdon robert murray and ernest webb the president of the home school association fred g fendley presided at tht presentation of new oxford die lionanes to each member of the class the rev g i rojal acted as chairman of the nueting and dur ing the course of the evening in troduced robert j cunningham chairman of the school board and grade viii teacher at the stewart town school corsages were pres entcd to the norval teachers and to the members of the grade viii class lunchton was served by the committee after the sintinj of the national anthem retires from teaching marie barbour honoured miss mane barbour 6 john st east has retired from her position as teacher in cooksville south peel prior to her leaving she was honoured with many gifts and pre sentations which will alwajs be a i reminder to her of her many happy ears on the staff i on the friday before the closing of school it was miss barbour s birlhdaj and mrs don sheffield a member of the staff entertained at her home in brampton at a staff party for her where she was pres ented with a leather handbag at a dinner of the federation of wo men teachers she was presented with aroyal doulton figurine on behalf ojhe home and school as sqciation she was honoured by a presentation of an iridescent pam ela pearl necklace and earrings presented by mrs hogarth at a general assembly in the auditorium the last morning of school miss barbour was further honoured by her pupils of this year when she received an electric sun beam trypan the pupils that she had taught and who were still in the school classes presented her with a cabinet of south seas silver members of the south peel school board had previously made a presentation of a watch and a further presentation was made at this assembly of a silver tra with a suitable inscrip nn engraid and her gratuity cheque your barbecue headquarters ideal for picnics fiery mo watermelon size each tasurite hot doos wieners 25 10 oz pkg of 8 fresh acronized chicken cuts legs or breasts 651 golden sweet kernels good size ears corn on the cob 5 35c libbys fancy save 16c 20 ox tins tomato juice r york save 9c 15 oz tins beef stew irish stew white swan save 6c toilet tissues party mix save 8c pkg of 36 biscuits iga biscuits all food prices effective july 8 9 10 1 1 3 249 3 r 35 25 dairy feature philadelphia all 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about 7 pjn st andrews united church services held in harrison public school student minister mr douglas brown church service- 1 1 00 am sunday school 9 45 am laghhfnf nursery and infant car during th 11am service the mail bag seek more volunteers for ambulance service 10 albert street georgetown ont dear mr editor what is the matter with the men in this town we have one of the finest ambulance services in the country and it does not hac enough men to operate it without making the willing workers do extra shirts double runs etc to keep it going there is no good reason whv many of you men cannot get off your comfortable chairs for long enough to answer a call if needed to perhaps save a life might even be one of your own relatives to keep this ambulance service in proper operation it has already saved many lives and can continue to do so if you fellows who are too busy making excuses would onlj call ed hall the captain and offer your ser vices you need not be a first aider but need onlj 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