ftSEQttAJHgiMojyJMJoJ ENGAGEMENTS BrigGen Taggart to conduct inspection and Laura Wright of be married in August of tali year Georgetown nd Frank and 198S Janice recently received her Wbeatoti of Sudbury are pleated to Bachelor of Religious Education announce the engagement of their degree it Baptist Bible College Janice Wright and Reg Wbeaton both of Scarborough will Mr and Kennetb A are pleated to announce the engage ment of their daughter Shirley Jean to Darryl Gerald ton of Mr Helena and the late Mr Katerberg The wedding will take place August to at SU John I United Church In Georgetown Photo by The Image BrigadierGeneral J Taggart will be in Georgetown Monday June for the annual Inspection or Squadron Georgetown of the Royal Canadian Air The inspection is to begin at Following Information regar ding BrigadierGeneral Tfeggin BrigadierGeneral Taggart bom and raised in Toronto Ontario He graduated from high school In 1KB and Joined the In 19GB he graduated from the Air Navigation School Winnipeg with the rank of Flying Officer BrigadierGeneral Taggart has had a variety of operational ex perience Aa an Air Interceptor navigator he completed tours with 4l Squadron in St Hubert Quebec and with Squadron In Grosten- France on CF100 aircraft In IBS he was trained as a long range navigator and subsequently served with Squadron Comox British Columbia on Neptuno air craft until the end of 1966 He was then posted to the Engineering Test Establishment Ottawa as a projects officer In Systems Test Upon comple tion of that tour be was selected for the Aerospace Systems Course Win In August i960 After graduating from the Aerospace Systems Course in July 1S70 he was posted to the Maritime Proving and Evaluation Unit Sum E I as the Senior Navigator and Unit Technical Co ordinator With the commencement of the Long Range Patrol Aircraft program in September 1973 he was posted to National Defence Head yean of a Bachelor of Arts In political science graduating with distinction Upon completion of his degree In May 1977 be was promoted to LieutenantColonel and appointed as Station Commander Gander In November 1B77 Brigadier- General was Invested as an Officer in The Order of Military Merit by the GovernorGeneral He was awarded the Queens Silver Jubilee medal in March In June 1KB BrigadierGeneral Taggart relinquished command of CFS Gander and was posted to Air Command Headquarters Winnipeg Manitoba as Senior Staff Officer Plans quarters Ottawa as a staff officer operational requirements for the and subsequently served years in that capacity Ills specialties included navigation acoustic detection reconnaissance and remote sensing systems He was selected for university training In 1975 and attended the Canadian Forces Military College Kingston to complete the last two Toy Library needs a new home base Due to space limitations the Toy Library must relocate from their room in George Kennedy School where It Is currently located The principal wants us out by the beginning of August so they can reorganize the room said Toy Library Chairperson Caren Walker The quicker the belter The Toy Library which began in the fall of at the Georgetown Public Library provides a large selection of high quality stimulating durable toys for children from In fancy to a physical age of seven Each toy Is chosen to encourage specific for the many stages of a child development The Toy Library a project of the North Association for the Developmentally Handicapped is funded by community members Memberships are available for- special needs children In 19B4 Die Horary moved from the because of space limitations and noise problems Being a profit organisation the toy library can not afford to pay rent Mrs Walker said any money we make goes toward buying new toys or replacing the old ones Mrs Walker said Ideally the chairperson would like to find a room 30 ft by 30 ft The library was having problems operating out of the smaller ft by 30 classroom The Toy has six cabinets to store Its toys four tables where library transactions take place and metal shelves I do not think we other than a room said As a profit organization the space lent to library could possibly be claimed as income tax Mrs Walker said Although she is not sure how that would work Anyone witn extra space to house the library can get In touch with Mrs Camp Quality brings hope for future Camp Quality a camping and sup port program for children with life- threatening cancer is In Its final preparations for establishing lis first Cancer Camp to be near Durham Ontario Aug 1419 The staff will meet May on the campgrounds for one of the many training sessions prior to the com mencement of the camp Children who are diagnosed with cancer frequently find themselves friendless lonely and isolated The camp Is an opportunity to forget their illness If at all possible to en Joy a break away from the hospitals and to Just have fun like any healthy youngster at a summer camp This opportunity gives the children strength and hope Three program directors for Camp Quality have been busy throughout the year lining up quality programs for the children to par In Although there are the usual activities such as archery canoeing fishing derbies craft work horseback riding swimming and much more the children are never pressured into participating They have the right to choose what they want to do with the emphasis being placed upon the child in order to give them some control over their lives once again Sometimes the children might want to sit under a tree and watch an activity and thats all right Camp Quality strives to allow children to be children again to have fun to participate in exciting activities to make new friends and as far as possible to be removed from all stress at least for one week of their lives The weeks camp will hopefully give the families of these children a much needed rest know ing that the finest program has been elected to keep their child happy A oneonone companion is assigned to ensure the childs safety These companions and other staff members come from many locations throughout Ontario Camp Quality demands of their staff not a week of partldpa tion with the children but to develop an ongoing relationship throughout the year Each volunteer staff member Including our medical staff have gone through a series of Inter views with the executive and mutt agree upon and sign a strict code of behavior before becoming a member of the staff Most portantly we want to ensure the families and campers that the necessary medical supervision is an Integral part of every camp plan through qualified Oncology Specialists Camp Quality has a medical staff of five volunteers which come from three major com munities throughout Ontario in eluding Toronto Sick Children Hospital It is the hope that this cam ping experience will be such fun for the children that they will look for ward to and anticipate their next camp Several months after the camp the entire staff the campers and their families will gather together for a weekend reunion to not only reflect upon the weeks camp but to receive their pktornl log books and their personalized video tape of the summer camp The memories from these special events and others will hopefully sustain them In the weeks and months ahead as they continue their medical treat Camp Quality Is all about hope hope for the future There are no age restrictions for our campers to attend Camp Quail ty welcomes very young children who can tolerate being away from their parents The oldest are usually 10 and sometimes these older children come back as our future staff members Camp Quality does not charge a fee to the campers or their families Funding Is totally by tin community for our needs of the children and their families The administrative costs are funded totally by the Reorganiz ed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints which Is the sponsoring organization Part of Camp Quality philosophy Is not to accept government funds in order that any money available might go directly Into research far cancer and find a cur so that one day we may need to close our doors and move on to another need within the com muni tv By not depending on funds the community as an opportunity to be involved in the Uvea of these children through their gifts of skills time or finance Our facilities are rented so as not to tie up additional funds on bricks and mortar All community funds go directly to programming not to the upkeep of facilities which lay dormant for most of the year or to staff wages Transportation to and from our residential camp is provid ed Tree of charge During the week we welcome our children to contact home at any time If they feel the need to share with their parents or guardians During 1337 Camp Quality Inter national provided over 1000 camping spaces for children with cancer who V Clothing arc cither in active treatment or In remission There arc approximately children in Ontarios five major cancer centres being actively treated each year Camp Quality Is about Hope Hope for the future Camp Quality has 18 camps in five countries throughout the world Parents who would like additional information the camp can write to Camp Quality Kensington PI Orangcville Ontario Last Chance For Lobsterfest Fri June 3 1988 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC A W TRENTON 18 CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN ACROSS LIBRARY AND CULTURAL CPNTHE 8772359 JUNE INVENTORY SALE Sale Ends June 3088 July at which time be assumed the appointment of Deputy Chief of Staff intelligence Plans and Re quirements at Air Command Head quarters Then In July he was posted to the Continuous French Course commencing bis studies In Winnipeg and then attending the Canadian Forces La School St Jean Quebec to complete the program Upon completion of the French course In April he was promoted to bis current rank and assumed his appointment as Com mandant Canadian Forces College Toronto Ontario Some prizes unclaimed following BangoRama The results of the various contests held at BangoRama are listed here If you did not receive your trophy or award at the Fairgrounds they can be obtained from Mr San dy Booth Raylawn Crescent or call Decorated Bicycle winners were Paul Farmer Meg Whit ton and Dan Remote Control Car Race winners were Mike lake Dave Spencer Chris Lovelace Kevin and Pete Wodhams In the Art Contest winners were Edwards Konydyke Laura Page Chris Barns well Caroline Page Amy Griggs Melody Melissa Watts and Courtney Fisher Scott Friend Azure Perkins David J seaman Shannon Morns Bobbie Squire Jonah Kanv Leigh David Michael Grenier Zafc Parent Dustlne Thompson Chris Hayes Wanda Brown Nicole Andrew Craig Reed Scott Llnsey Ferguson Mark Sornroer- ville Ryan Trant Daryl Stanfleld Kevin Patrick Tina Chris Howell Santas David Dean Somraervtlle Brad Friend end In the Chicken Club TngofWar winners were 1st place Clef Williams Team No 1 2nd place Glen Williams Team No and 3rd place Georgetown Christian School The Georgetown Optimist Club wishes to thank the many hundreds of youth who participated In our tests Everyone who participated is a winner even if they did not receive an award Cub camp ready to go District Boy Scouts an nounce BURLOAK SUMMER CAMP for boys members or non- members of Scouts Canada bet ween the ages of and 11 years bas ed on the Wolf Cub Program It is operated as a Joint venture between the OakvUle and Burlington Boy Scout Districts The camp Is held at Camp of the Woodland Trails near Milton BurlOak Summer Camp la a operation designed to give all In the area a Scouting ex perience on a residential basis at a competitive coot There are six oneweek sessions commencing July 10 For Informa tion and an application please con tact the OakvUle District Scout Of fice at 165 Randall Street OakvUle phone Main South QeWDOtown 8731470 Phot go fast Your Choice of any 350 frames INOVWrrnr CENTRE Below is the professional help and advice youre looking for in your wedding plans These advertisers will provide 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