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i f s georgetown ontario wednesday evening october 2nd 1957 second section commencing october 5th milton teen dance featuring the top 50 from loso town hall every sat nho please h no jeans hog contracts yes the coop has them we can suppmy thefehmf you have the plos see us todayi halton cooperative supplies georgetown triengle 72271 dr ken mccauley new dentist in georgetown 4 generations at terra cotta georgetown will have a third dentist when dr ken mccauley opens his office within the next week dr mccauley will locate oh main street above robbs drug jjfte in the office last occupjed by dr clifford reid now of erin and prior to that by the- late dr ben gollop f dr mccauley is a toronto native who graduated this spring from thejjtaculty of dentistry universi ty of toronto son of mr and mrs william mccauley toronto- he at tended humberside collegiate be fore going to university he play ed interfaculty football and basket ball at university and was also in terested in hockey he is a memi her of the united church dr and mrs mccauley who were married on september 21st in kings way lambton united church will live at 52 king st e mrs mccauley the formerly bev erly blue is a niece of mrs marion barber of town changeover time at maveals now is the time to have your car put in shape for fall and winter driving ittmoro our mechanics are trained to do the best possible work oh your car we pickup anicmlvr internal owing tr736m restr 73329 rev g m young was oac padres father a presbylerlan minister for more than so years rev g m young of forest died in guelph on saturday he was 82 his son rev w a young who is padre of ontario agricultural college is wellknown in this district and has on several occasions been spea ker at meetings of various agricul tural clubs a native of belmont mr young graduated from knox college tpr- onto in 1902 and was a missionary in the canadian west in pioneer i days he served ontario congreg ations in lornevillc kemble lon- dbw chippewa toronto ancaster famous canadian artist is visitor ingeorgetown ranked among the top canadian artists frederic steiger was a vis itor in town last weekend he was a guest of mr and mrs alex rea der 10 parkview blvd one of only 30 canadians listed in whos who in art published in london england mr steiger is a resident of toronto he is a pain ter of both portraits and landscap- es he has particularly specialized in landscapes of newfoundland the former home province of the read ers and was commissioned by the newfoundland government to make an extensive painting tour of the country- a canadian resident since 1922 he is self taught and has been painting for 18 years he has had showings at all the main canadian art galleries won the bronze medal offered in 1941 by international machines corp for his painting courage his work has been reproduced in magazines in austria france and numerous journals and magaz ines a terra cotta family boasts four generations all living in the village greatgrandmother mrs f schleicher has lived there since 1916 her daughter aars william lusty standing right grand daughter aars cecil freeman and baby earl freeman complete the famiry group 195758 enrolment at harrison public school kindergarten teacher mrs jo dwyer morning class geoffrey allan brent barkhousc sean bilsborrow lance buller ann burley hazel burley allan south kinlossthorndale and crol carter eliza beth cull susan dougl- marty in recent years he had li- as borah elsligcr jane emmcr- ved in forest son snela falkingham howard ferguson robin footitt robert francis robert fry gregory hob son terence hobson leonard lan dry brian larmour david lcc in he leaves his wife elena att- wood two sons rev w a young guelph and rev m c young gan- anoque two daughters mrs g f gibson burlington and mrs g e wilson kingston georgetown night school classes the georgetown night school committee in cooperation with hie north halton high school district board announces the following night dasses drama workshop tues x public speaking tues silk screen printing tues drawing compositn wed ou painting tues wed photography tues physical education tues square dancing motor mechanics for women tues industrial drafting tues beginners sewing tues dressmaking tues childrens clothing and dressmaking wed tailoring tues beginners millinery tues advanced millinery thurs metalrraft tues rug making tues lamp shade making wed electric wiring wed typing wed welding tues general carpentry tues furniture rcfinishing tues upholstering fwcd leathercraft wed choral singing wed contract bridge wed work shop maths wed courses will consist of 12 twohour lessons which will be given on tuesdays or wednes days classes will begin on october 22nd and 23rd at 8 pm and will be hold each follow ing week until december 3rd and 4th they will recommence january 14th and 15th and continue until february 11th and 12th thebasic fee for each course is 500 200 must be forwarded with the application form and the balance paid at the first lesson attended students who wish to take two courses will send two application forms one for each and will forward a total of 400 x the course in public speaking will consist of seven classes instead of twelve and will be completed before christmas the basic fee will remain s500 welding students will pay an additional fee of 1000 above the basic fee drama workshop an additional fee of 500 will be required all sewing and tailoring classes an additional fee which will not exceed 2o0 may per haps be charged due to the fact that new necessary equipment for these classes is being bought physical education square dancing a small additional fee may be charged contract bridge an additional fee of 500 will be charged in all instances students will pay for cpsts of materials and the necessary tools a minimum of 15 applicants must apply for each class applicants must be 16 years of age or over the committee reserves the right to carry or cancel any class further information regarding these courses may be obtained by writing or telephoning to aars r h thompson application secretary georgetown night school georgetown tr 72743 application form if you wish to take two courses this year please make out a separate application form for each extra forms will be printed in the herald and may be cut out and mailed complete and mail before octsbet 8m 1957 to mrs r h thompson application secretary georgetown night school georgetown tr 72743 please mr state mrs which miss please print ferguson linda green judith hube susan jones libcrtus miers- ma michael mozil leslie ann murray ann edna nix wendy norton brian pollock volker ri- chter lynn rodgcrs diane rusk iouise seckington kenneth snell gordon southam andrew steph ens thomas stephens ray thomp son barbara turnbull alice uns- worth williams grade 2 teacher mrs frank cleave i judith assoltinc virginia bene- diet donald bodin jacqueline bo- pieter micrsma judith nichols i ij le brisbois mary carr floyd nix john paris douglas rona crocker michael faris su- parker betty anne pringle thorn- footitt alexander goudeket- as prouse carol anne rutledgc ting jamcs guyctt jane hardy glen sproule douglas street i hass dean little elizabeth lome teachout william terry m catharine meades bruce thompson wendy livingstone do nald macintosh janis mcmillan dale walker afternoon class i cameron ahlstcdt sandra arm strong william aubin stephen baily man- barnes gary billing- ton brian brownsell lyn cordner joan davidson klainc gault iar- ainc goddcn janice gummerson rikki gunn charles heslop paul jourivirsis marlenc kitchener lin da iockwood charles rayner jac queline reed karin snell barry st cyr douglas unsworth rich ard walker michael whyte bar bara wilcox jacqueline williams grade 1 teacher mrs nellie gardiner timothy bradshaw mark bras sard william 4rownlcc stephanie cock dennis cornish bernard eg- erton linda findlay john fletch er robert greenwood robert guy ctt sandra hand brenda handy elaine healcy janinc heaven tho mas hutchison laura kynnerslcy paul lucas russel millar michael mountain stanley mountain alan pallctt peter peterson michael sicrscma james sorcnsen douglas stephens carl tomlins j grade 1 i teacher jean rucmell keith bottomley stephen brown paul chesterton stephen clappi- son janet cloke susan corbett i jo anne fantuz mary ellen flctch- er brian hart paula hube lesley ingham ruth kennedy martha ikreppi paul meades judith nor- iton murray powers lorraine seck- 1 ington barry seinski anne marie sutherland clauria teaguc philip thompson give warwick brian williams glenn williams donald wilson donald york grade 2 teacher mrs thomas campbell bruce ahlstcad rita andrae jean brownsell philip clappison richard clarke christopher cock bruce dennis jeffrey eason barry i address please enrol me in first choice second choice third choice ptease check are you taking one course telephone or two note by mailing your application early you increase your chance of obtaining your first choice be sure to enclose your registration fee of 0o 400 if you are taking two courses the balance to be paid at the first classes you attend mrs ji r gutnn chairman georgetown night school committee v farm news g greenlees delegate national 4h club week j- e w george r greenlees of 5amp- bellvillc r r 3 was selected as one of the eight 4h agricutural dub delegates from ontario to at tend 4h club week at the royal winter fair each county in onta rio has the privilige of nominating a delegate so it is no snaajx honor to be selected as one of the eight 4h agricultural club delegates to represent ontario in addition george wilt represent ontario on the junior council at national cluo week seinski grade 3 teacher mrs frank cleave helmut andrae john bailey vi cky beaumont derek billington brenda brantford hugh brewster douglas carter paul kgcrton gary fletcher robert footitt peggy footitt peggy greenwood kim gunn robert hart beverley har vey norma hole manfred janssen barbara mcconkcy douglas mead es judith prouse grade 3 teacher barbara cunningham rodney allen susan asseltine craig barkhouse dianne carr jane collett stephen cox janet dun ning rosemary frances linda ha- yes stanley kynnersley david lloyd susan lock wood elspeth macintosh stuart mackiell rose mary meades denis mountain yvonne mountain sharon myers sylvia pacholok nancy parker sharon preston ralph richtcr el- eanore ross jane ryder david shoebridge daniel stephens rog er street peter tomlins howard walker janice wilde garry wil liams raymond wills catherine young grade 4 teacher mrs jack thompson ian bowel 1 louis brisbois betty clarke bob crocker pamela dc rose jim fletcher virginia fletch er david francis beverly gosling ken gould susan graham mary hall bob hand neil hardie eddie hass richard holmes suzanne kidd robin kitchen philip lavell wendy marks peter oldcorn john prouse margaret rusk philip sou- thon wayne turnbull shclia wal lace hans wiener betty york grade 4 teacher robert pinkerton david ahlstedt monica andrae peter barefoot keith bennett glcndon buttrcy jimmy egcrton wayne farrant keith green john hamilton julie mcmillen marlane sanderson james silb phillip spraguc gregory street grade 5 teacher robert pinkerton simonc bodin michael hall ri chard kreppi sherry mcconkey marie newman vivien perry alan peterson roger schofield gordon shoebridge barry smith dianne turkington grahamme wood lyn da zambia grade 5 teacher florence riehl john adams allan ahlstedt su- sn bailey ariel belleghem bar bara blackburn david brewster christopher brown yolanda goude- kettlng ann hardy sandra hayes johp hole jennifer jones valerie kitchen simon llewellyn heather meades bartje miersma deborah moore lynne murray wayne nor ton marlin peasey anita pratt carol rayner david sheppard ri chard sills judith sproule carol stevens rolf tomlins yolanda wiener grade 6 j teacher marion scarlett april adams gordon andrews brian armstrong laura bairstow i bradley bennett robin brown ray- mond carter lyn crocker john easdale john greenwood gordon j hallitt peter lavell frances lin- 1 ton john mapleson barbara markham leslie maxkham judy i meades jacqueline mills daniel macgillivtay anne peterson lin- j da powers edwina smith jennifer i sptague virginia terry susan j trott darlene walker grade 7 teacher logan macdonald larry bailey martin benedict michael blackburn frank brew ster joyce brown bonita capuano judith carcaud barry carr david dennis gerald derose barbara greenway kenneth greenwood ronald guyctt diner hachmann barry harvey rex hoslop gail holmes dmv mutch- n mark llewellyn marsarr yiller david mozil jan- nuis joycr rundle judith ryder rirhard smith mary stokes wayne terry j nee turn- bull gerald tweed grade 8 teacher harold henry gordon bairstow stanley brown- lee patricia burtt douglas davies terry dunning ralph falkingham carolyn hallitt barry hamilton roger hart marilyn henley stev en hutchison bodo janssen paul kitchener gayle little david markham andriennc millar carol mills henry nuis geoffrey olliv- ier gail parker karen stewart ronald stockfish barbara stokes barbara wallace ronald wilson raymond whitham building sand concrete gravel road ravec fill and top soil stone work tom haines i gln williams tr 7390 don thompson ill i- don thompson ha i ted repr of the canada life asturance co he has re return from an intensive treinina court at our home office and is wall qualified to serve the of this community in all insurance n their phone triangle 7967s o camda life 3- cabs 3 reliable drivers radio equipped glen taxi tr 72432 5 guaranteed certificates term 12 3 or 5 years amounts 100 up enquiries invited halton peel trust savings co oakville woojworth oldo brampton 11 queen st e