Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 24, 1958, p. 12

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featuring our style of the month the empress martins beauty salon c1eavehoim drive georgetown trunguyjotsj john f b0u6ht0n jeweller watches clocks watchbands straps jewellery silverware guaranteed watch repairs opposite georgetown high school gueiph street we service television all makes radios record players car radios appliances lont lottri lc mill street ernies radio 24 years servicing tringl 7i7q1 ken laveu wm coach for the mtfntraa rdyab when ihey compe ted aft the community centre sports day recently in the park the day feafured baseball and soccer as well as track and field events hapelstreet school has enrolment of324 chapel st public school fa miliarly known in town as the old school ha 324 pupils en rolled this year the original public school it serves the white bridge to john st area of town a staff of eleven teachers beaded by principal val stein looks after their educational needs there are 42 beginners this year in the kindergarten classes and 34 in entrance class complete enrolment follows mrj m hhm teacher pamela clark lynn cofell wil liam eason trudy enunerson george greenwood catherine hale henry king archie martin linda miller richard pearson maureen seaton dennis stief john golden grade s mrs h hobbs tnctw gary deboer ronald hagcn kindergarten reda hlkil edith cher kindergarten j a m class ment frances mulder lois pea- mrs ernest smith teacher cork carol rhodes paul robin- ian barker stephen bowers j sod kay thompson linia want willens cummins daniel dew deborah wright david dewar linda edwards ross elliott stephen ford bcv grade v erley gummer cynthia haves wilma stvil teacher insurance travel real estate walter t evans co triangle 72512 mill street serving your community for over 30 yeara hamilton construction 66 prince charles drive tr 73480 homes industrial requirements garages renovations concrete work building supplies every building need welding gas and arc woolhead speers tr 73941 nights tr74713 georgetown heavy equipment a specialty government certified welders portable equipment imyhwaj wafer str comer rear of woolhead furnrrora i gordon hill susan larsen annie lorentsen steven lounds harold martin robert mccolgan peter namink ruth ovenden william perkins lily poulsen bradford price alan telford norman thompson robert wilson kindergarten pm class william brown dcbra cofell cindy emmerson heather hifley guy hennessey john hibner dtn- nis hladysh peter larsen seven lawrence heather marshall ar nold miller deborah paul tony roodzanl jeannettc bundle wil liam thompson cheryl vanwyck douglas von truenfels christo pher wild grade i marie lindsay teacher michael bludd martin carrie judith draper richard former mvra gibson susan hale sally hayes moll randall armstrong diane be ckett william cunningham ri chard currie dian parmer laur- aine ford kenneth morrow lin da morrow penny osborn mora park robert paul cecil pea cock brian peavoy sonja poul sen sheryl puckering karen rei- chardt j6hn recce edward rood zant roger smith linda stop per brent telford larry thomp son linda thompson steven tur ner andrew tyler brian van wyck wayne warren weed control i news i by v e mcarthur i hahon weed inspector recreation areas numerous parks are now being established in hatton county of which all but one are being dev eloped and maintained by the lo cal municipal ties they are some times called recreation areas the word recreation being derived from recreate residents and visitors patronixejjuch places pri marily to have a rest or a change or to put it plainly to recreate something with which is seem ingly lost in the ordinary hum- dram of daily living therefore a park is a place where we expect to see something of beauty nothing is more detri mental to the appearance of pur parks than areas heavily infested with unsightly ftoxious weeds ev ery effort should therefore be made by the governing parks au thorities to destroy weeds and keep thier properties neat and ti dy in order to accomplish this task grounds should be planned so that as much of the area as possible can be easily mown mechanically sections where this is impossible should be sprayed with alchemi cal weed killer at the prspcr time of year this practice will elim inate the necessity- of considerable hand cutting of course care must be taken to prevent weeds from ripening seeds however wher ever these undesirable plants per sist excellent results may be ob tained by spraying with 2 4 wherever practical many of our parks have been maintained in excellent condition this summer in regard to weed control unfortunately however there is evidence that others have been somewhat neglected the residents in the local municipali ties are somewhat to blame if their parks do not measure up if you really want the parkland in your area to be one of the fest in halton county dont be afraid to approach the local park auth orities final instalment town of georgetown 1958 taxes i is due and payable at the municipal office georgetown on or before wednesday october 1st clarence g benham tax collector trenching backfilling co alois specializing in the installation of weeping tile septic tanks free estimates tr 72753 tr 72006 i grade vi pauline armitage elaine bar ber altstair blair gloria bryant pauline cass jeanctte dedckind robert eason raymond ellis ro bert haley keith hall lynda ha milton douglas harley hithr hayes david howard patricia hyde terrence kennedy limia mark j king david lounds peggy mar- sharon macphcrson christi dorson raymond inlk pjtricia mcarthur dale mccartney ro irwin william kins richard 1ut park raetta pinkncv gail malcolm marmillan robert pries vavne reid kent robin mcbrydc michael phillip stance pinkney helen robinson jack stufko bonnie telford lin da tost paul tucker grade i mrs t barber teacher john blair randall brand ford vicky chappel gerald dewar daniel engleby anne golden philip hyde kathleen king kent korzack heather macdonald dor othy maclean patricia marko jacqueline mclellan andriennc payne holgcr poulsen david pu ckering jackie rhodes hankie teeuwissen steven wallace dcb ra willson grade ii mist d wills teacher cheryl armitage ricky bowers michael broom head clary byde- vaate david clark barbara cofell jill cunningham glen finbow peter francis robert greenwood thomas hayes farley he f ant james henderson sue hennes sey stephen howard richard hue david jackson cherry jep- son francis king janet mcclure debra mcquarrie linda paul linda peacock paul perkins mar- garet perkins ose poulsen ann quanbury jeanette rlggs mari- ene stoddart neil swann lucian- ia tomazic timothy wright lynn wylie grade iii mrs jack thewnpaon taecher frank anderson kathleen brown brenda elliott mary jane emmerson donna fanner shir ley greenwood billy hagen ver- na hall unda harley peter ha yes faye hennessey mary hender son bonnie inglis mark irwin robert jepson agnes lorentsen jimmy- macpherson shirley mac- pherson john madsen billy nam ink roseanne parry avril pat- erson ricky peavoy robert run- die george service mary stock ley george stoddart jeanette telford leonard thibeault reen thompson lorne vivian philip white carol wilson pen ny wilson grade iv luena campbell teacher barry bryant sharon carter an drew dewhursl judith fraak john greenwood robert jenkin- son louise kennedy slven lawr janet martin judy mclcl ian muriel meekison sharon mor row keith peacock bruce pink ney kevin sandifer jane teeuw issen rita teeuwissen grenviuc tost linda tyler donna vivian linda warren janice williams lynda wood carolyn wrlghl son gerald roodzant evelyn saunders larry stief giian swann christine tost philip wal ker grade vii haaen allen teacher william anderson junes blair robert bonfield glen broomhead nellie bydevaate lorne colcll el ray donnabee barbara evans john ford dianne golden dorcen greenwood daxid harley rober ta hawes chcryll jewel sharon king brad livingstone jacque line louth carol mcgitvray frank namink dorothy psc ri chard parry diane reid allan thompson douglas vivian john wardlaw peter wright grade viii val stain teacher gary armstrong patricia bar ker carol boudreau anneke bouwtnan penelope burley rob ert darby mary evans gwen ford paul hale colin jennings robert korzack christine leslie gale livingstone patricia lowe murray marchment gavin mac- lean john mcdements robert mccumber audrey namink da vid norton richard pace doug las quanbury marcurohjnaon joan rundle jack saiinden lar ry saunders linda saunders viv ien sloan jon stopper george teeuwissen linda thompson er nest thomsea arte vandervoort kathleen williams dont be colorblind when you buy coal get blue coal and be sure iroufcosr i dont just order coal insist on blue coal i this famous fuel is so good its trademarked blue for your protection carcfiilry graded and inspected from start to finish blue coal gives you the clear full flame that means better beat thrifty heat safe heat thousands of cana dian families rely on this highgrade anthracite for real heatiiig economy with far less waste for less attention to the furnace remember dont be colorblind when you buy coal get blue coal the anthracite thats to allfired good its tinted blue w h kentne r son 45 queen street triangle 72851 uuefwcoal clean safe low cost hat

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