Honeymoon Trip to Grooms Quebec Home IN THE MAIL BAG I Keep Green Belt Advice from Saigon Adams Photography MR AND MRS WON JOSEPH RIVARD Now living at Ray lawn Crescent Mr and Mrs Joseph were married in Holy Cross Church on June 5 in a four clock ceremony per formed by Father Gerald Craig Standards of white and yellow mums decorated the church Tor the double ring ceremony in which the bride was given in marriage by her father Kenneth R Harrison was organist and Roger Wade the bride uncle sang 1 Walk Beside You and O Goa of Loveliness Hie bride Lorraine Barbara who is the daughter of Mr ana Mrs Thomas Byron Street chose a wedding gown which featured an empire waist long full sleeves and nigh neckline with laco trim at cuffs the waist and a crown of pearls and crystals held an elbow length veil She carried white car nations and red roses Four relatives were bridal attendants Mrs Marilyn a sister in law was matron of honour Mrs Knight and Miss Ginette Rivard sisters of bride and groom were bridesmaids and the groom sister was junior bridesmaid They wore empire gowns with blue skirts and white bodices long full sleeves and high necks with lace trim and matching blue hair bows They carried nosegays of white and yellow mums and wore pearl pendant necklaces gifts of the bride The groom twin brother Rivard was groomsman Another brother Armel John Knight and Mark Wade cousin of the bride A reception followed at Georgetown Golf and Country Club where the bride mother received wearing a pale green A line dress with lace top and white accessories and a corsage of tea roses Mrs Gemma received for the groom in a blue figured gown white accessories and white mum corsage Mr and Mrs travelled to Montreal and Guigues Quebec the groom home town lor their honeymoon She travelled in a turquoise dress and vest set white accessories and bluetinted corsage of mums The groom son of Mr Rivard King Street East is employed in Brampton with and Taylor Safes Ltd His bride la a Northern Electric employee Says Report Waste of Time A progress report the committee on religious education filed with County Board of Education on Thursday was termed a waste of time by one of the members of the committee which filed it Board trustee Noel Cooper said the report by his committee chairman trustee L D Palmer was full of ends buta and maybes Come up with some mendations on religious education and don beat around the bush with reports like this he charged the chairman Palmer replied he was only trying to keep the board in formed of his committee a progress PROGRESS Another trustee who sits on the same committee Hubert Ctohecy admitted It was a waste of time to file the report but he added we are making progress and hoped In three or four months the committee would have some definite recommendations The member committee first met in February and has held eight regular meetings plus meetings Two were for one to investigate moral development from kindergarten to grade and prepare curriculum the other to vest gate resource materials and films for a course on world religions as a credit course SKIP PRAYER During the half hour discussion It was noted opening exercises are not being held In some of the schools was feared some of the teachers were not having their classes recite the Lords Prayer each day because It has recently been omitted from Its regular place at the of the dally class register The opening exercises were drawn up In and some parts were revised In the early lOWs Assistant to the director of education Em Lavender suggested It was not some sinister plot that the prayer was not being printed maybe the government was on an economy Now An EXCELLENT SELECTION of ROSE BUSHES Hybrid Teas and GRASS and GARDEN SEEDS SHRUBS TREES FERTILIZER PEAT MOSS INSECTICIDES WEED KILLERS LAWN ORNAMENTS CEMENT TABLES and BENCHES for PATIOS WATER FOUNTAINS PATIO PLANTERS SIDEWALK SLABS PATIO STONES CURB for DRIVEWAY CHUNK BARK WHITE MARBLE Complete Line of ORTHO Free Use of FERTILIZER SPREADER OPEN 7 Days a Week WEBBS Greenhouses DIAL Open in to 10 pm dill Dear Sir We have been receiving the Georgetown Herald for some time now and thoroughly enjoy It Also with a great deal of In teres we have been following the articles discussions etc relating to the problem of the town property on Princess Anne Drive To sell or not to sell that Is the problem We would now like to add our Two cents worth even though have no stake in the outcome of the Council decision other than that of interested spec tators In fact these interested spectators live on the other side of the world In a town called Sal in a country named the Republic of South Vietnam far removed from Georgetown find it Inconceivable that the Council can vote any way than No on the reposition that the land be sold or development That beaut piece of wild real estate right In the middle of town how can they even contemplate destroy If What of the future Where con future generations even get a glimpse of nature in its unspoiled state Too often in our travels around the world we have seen this very thing occur We have lived In many countries and have ex per I need this first hand the nouses go up and the developers put In a park a couple of swings a slide or two and a few Bad trees to replace those they have bulldozed Canada is a huge beautiful country with great expanses of land Just waiting to be developed Why cannot the planners think as big as their country Why must everything be squeezed together in one neat little congested area Keep what parkland you have inside your town and benefit from its beauty and Its recreation possibilities We here In Saigon would give anything to be able to wander through the Georgetown Wilder ess Area as we have done many times in the past Saigon has one area left this with barbed wire and armed guards and that is the Zoo However every time one wished to visit this park so do the other Also one must take heed of the signs Do not leave the pathways Beware of mines So come on Gorgeous George town present and the future Think big Think ecologically The goat of India has special Alaska remains a source of hydroelectric power natural gas and vast forests of timber and pulp wood THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JULY Page 3 Cake for Nursing School Graduates Although no Georgetown women were Included the town had a special interest In the June graduation at Credit Valley School of Nursing Mlsslssauga Six of the graduates had spent time at Georgetown hospital as nurse internes and the hospital sent a beautifully decorated cake for them to a buffet supper that evening This was the first class to graduate from the two year combined academic and clinical course They are presently finishing a year of internship in area NORVAL SHELL SERVICE MECHANICS GENERAL REPAIRS HOUR EMERGENCY TOWING Radio Dispatched PHONE Day or Night KEITH D ELLA Open every Ev NOTICE 9 la Hi In in STONE STFUW COM0 NATION il coupon M tap dipt STRAW CORPORATION Big Slit on 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