Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 7, 1967, p. 5

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rigid safety standards ensure safety for school bus pupils several hundred town and esqueslng students are trmspartea daily to jiuj from their solooh in buss for their protection these young passengers school bu ses and their drivers must meet rigid safety standards aet by the ontario depart ment of transport in adtli tion the highway traffic cl requires motorics to exercise particular care a 4 caution when driving near a school bus legislation which went rf feet last year made it a re quircment that all traffic come to a complete stop when approaching from the front or overtaking from the rear a school bus when its red signal lights are flash lac such traffic must re- aajn stopped until the red ignal lights are no longer aftsbjng parents also have a nspon sibilltv for ensunnj that chil drcn know and ohev the nil n of school bus travel here arc some of bhem i whn boardinj the bus ar rive at the pick up point on time wail on the sidew or road siouldcr and no the roadway if ou m i cross the road look both ways and walk do not run acrosi when the way is clear of all traffic get on the bus in single filo quiekh hut without puvunc or shoving 1 after boarding the bus ukc otir seat promptly and stav seated until ou arm e at your destination keep the aisle clear of books lunch bones and other items do not talk to the dmcr except iivan emergencj avoid loud noise and horseplay keep windows closed unless the driv r rives permission to open ticm do not put hands arms head or feet out of the window never throw anything inside the bus or out the window do not touch emergency exits or bus equipment obey the struetiotis of the driver or the school bus patrol prompt- lv micn leain the bus spec ial caution is needed ou must cross the road walk along the edge for about ten feet in front of the bus where the driver can sec ou look left and right and proceed into the roadway until you are level with the left front fender of the bus when all traffic has stopped in both diree tioni proced across road do not run never cross the road behind the school bus whbi a school bus is stopped with red signals flashing approaching the bus from the front and from the rear to stop as the red lights on the bus cont nue to flash the law requires all traffic and remain stopped as long cummingskirley wedding st marys church brampton a morning ceremony at st ifarya church brampton in july linked brlgld margaret patricia kitley daughter of mr and mrs john charles kirley fraser avenue brampton and roger edward cuirrnilnw vic toria st georgetown son of mr fnd mrs frank cummlngs mary st clinton the rev c w sullivan offl dated at the wedding the set ting of which was enhanced by stands of white dainy mums gladioli and carnations accent ed by ferns the soloist was miss joan bedford of port credit who sang ave maria sweet saviour bless us ere we go and o lord i am not worthy accom panied by brian lisdale oj brampton given in marriage by hr fa ther the bride wore a floor length semi a4ine sown of be mberg organza with an empire lie of french chantilly lace trimmed at the neck and sleev es with hand clipped hoe the watteau was attached by a cape of matching organza and french lace her headdress a crown of crystal and pearl drop held a fingertip veil of in 1 car rickmacross lace handworked she carried a bouquet of white roses and stcphanotis 4nmmed with feather fern and streamers her heirloom piece was a handkerchief of carrickmacross lace made by her grandmother the lat- mrs owen kirley for the bride s mother s wedding day her matronof honour was mrs robert elgin lewis r b 1 mo no road the bridesmaids mcr miss helen redrord brampton and miss judy laforet georgetown t4ie flower gui miss miclvlle kirley a niece of the bride georgetown the matronof honour and bridesmaids were gowned alike in fulllength semi a line dres ses of ice blue shantung with matching wedding ring head pieces covered in the same ma tcnal with a blue tulle veil the matronof honour carried white daisy mums with yellow roses in a colonial styl bou quet the bridesmaids 4nd flower girl carried white daisy mums wtlh matching streamers also in colonialstyle bouquets the flower girl was dressed in a frock of white shantung with an- empire waist it feat ured wide bands of white ga thcred lace at the neckline sleeves waistline and hemline her headband of wedding ring style was of white gathered lace the best man was harry cummings of clinton brother of the groom and the ushers were joseph kirley george town brother of the bride and ted zions acton for tr reception at the yel low brian inn the brides mo ther chose a beige crinkle crepe dress with a matching cape style jacket clasped at tl neck with a satin frog clasp clo sing she wore a pale pink spun tulip hat and beige acces series and a corsage of pale pink sweetheart roses the groom s mother wore an ice blue dress of ribbed jersey white hat and matching acces sories and had a corsage of cream sweetheart roses and pink carnations when leaving for a honey moon to kingston and halibur ton the bride wore a three- piece suit with a brown and blue patterned linen skirt and jacket and an overblouse of so lid blue her hat and gloves were b and brown and her shoes and purses were brown mr and mrs cummings now reside in georgetown bridge club ten tables were in play at duplicate bridge club on tues day august 29th north south winners were mrs wm hyde mrs elizabeth mccrea prust and j sargent mike lo- russo earl emond mrs helen hyde and mrs bcv pattullo east west winners r ray mond r snow mrs jos gib bons and miss elizabeth leslie mrs nellie goldham and mrs madeline collier mrs mary rose peters and mrs doris bar- matthews hackneys grand champion at ottawa ex the grand championship for fine harness hackneys at the central canada exhibition ottawa has been won by a pony from the stamar stable of mr and mrs stan matthews on no 7 highway five miles west of georgetown driven by mrs m mcdougall of erin the stamar pony car ousel torch swell took the grand crown but four other po nies from the same stable also aontrlbuted to the total of 28 ribbons two were reserve grand champions and they al so took the stakes class mr and mrs matthews were accompanied by their grandson larry knight 14 to u big ten day exhibition larry who is becoming a polished showman with the ponies drove an entry in the fancy turnout competi tion in all stamar ponies took six firsts five seconds and four thirds at the ottawa tthow competing at ottawa cost mr and mrs matthews the chance to compete at the cne since both fall on the same date but they explained the central ca nada exhibition offered both more classes and more money entry and stable fees were also cheaper stamar stable ponies are re gular entrants at the george town fall fair thi mftmitown hirald thumoay hpt 7th 1m7 page s sxpo stts network of can als m hum with water pump- ad from the st lawrence riv er and specialty tinted m blue septic ttnkpmpmg wtfta tit ttihimm haltom mnitation mrvicif im and rill maosw 07tlu ft 1 property owners we am lusyt tut never too busy to gbtm our bast to any real estato problem wo offer professional service in these catagorleai residential sales commercial sals industrial salts general insurance syndication leaslna property management e investment consultants appraisals the best qualified staff in the brampton real estato board area is eager to serve you we invite your inquiries e a mitchell ltd realtor 24 queen st e brampton 4514212 7i14 kaleidoscope a pavilion built by six leading canadian chemical companies at expo 67 has as its theme man and colour hi relation to colour in science culture and educat ion is shown gardhouse bennett take cne shorthorn honours in a strong showing of shorthorns at the cne halton county breeders r w gard house of milton and s g bennett of georgetown crnerg ed with top honours grand champion bull was a gardhouse win with his abcr i feldy ideal a son of former champion aberfcldy ro al i robin full sister abcrfcld augusta amelia 3rd also from the gardhouse herd won grand champion female honour there are no recent cases on record where full brother andl sister have won both major awards at any exhibition the gardhouse herd won the premier breeder and premier exhibitor awards with thr bennett herd runner up on both occasions hie bcnrtltt herd supplied the reserve grand champion female with scots laic athy broadhooks a da ifhlrr if naemoor estort a formir re serve supreme champion perth scotland school enrolment swells so add fifth classroom enrolment at gearctown christian sc oo has incrcucd i to 165 from 128 last stptember and a fifth room his bron id ded religious instruction inclu ded in the curriculum j petru ma of nrc n is principal news echoes from tha heralds of 10 and 20 yean ago bruce mackenzie was elected pre rlet o hn ioq town d council at a mn nq n i o d town hall last night council on monday received a deleqil on hfado 1 i mrs harry bailey of the georgetown wo t s 1 si rule asking that public rest roorr fac i t c bi rov u i in the new mun c pal bu id ng cou c i igreed o take some action along ih s i nc frank bud kenjner is thf new propr eto of r fo cr chapman drug store and opend h s store on monday it was closed lor redecorating and sto iglak ng hst week the new store will operate as kentner s drug store i miss wilma stull of the georgetown publ c school lei i ing staff was judged champ on spe ler at th bq sp ling contest at the canad n nat onl f x v- h o th s week she received a 50 cheque fro myo un ders for her effort i 1957 i 0 more than 300 people mbst of them from the george town area got a preview ol the last devrtap ng de rex resident al area saturday when tie nor i hilton builders association held its parade of homes v sitorj were greeted by harold bairstow secretiry o the north halton builders assoc at on and vice pros dent i w b hamilton they then toured the area and v rwed i some m model homes tn varying style the tour was followed by a cockta 1 recept on g ven by assoc a on president rex heslop the houses have an average of six rooms w th a top line price of 13 510 s georgetown h gh school enrolmei i stands at 317 th s week an increase of 30 over the enrolment ot tl e end of last term classes are being s aggercd at present as students enpy a four day week but the situation wttt be righted next week whan mrcu of c ght new classrooms will be ready for use 9 a span of 30 years in the furniture business 1927 to 57 b being celebrated th s week by harold c mcclure i propnor of one of georgetown s ponpei applnnre lores h c mcclufe l mtcd 14 mam si s i better light better sight better marks with the college study lamp jims steering service whsel alignment wh balanctftf compute braka service oontral repairs fark st clan williams i77i554 its time for look over your needs now then visit our nursery we hava an excellent selection of everokens trees puenn1au etc l wynfield nursery and garden centre imi mo watt f thi line 17 menoi 77451 the college study lamp has been designed and en gineered to provide exactly the nght amount of light for comfortable studying it is the only study lamp ever approved by the llluminabng engineering society the world authority for itghbng standards the college study lamp completely eliminates glare and shadow and helps prevent eye strain and fatigue it means better light for better sight it could very well mean better marks get one for the student in your home look for the lamp with the college tag georgetown hydro your hydro tl wiicc si 877 2275 buy your college study lamp at these dealers wigo tv xappiiances 12 mln n 8771376 goodlets ua dw are s main s 1772551 crest hardware 15 main s 8773501 eatons order office yoi hove inttil september 15 1o get tt interest with a premium savings account ot torontodominion i ntohmy fastahes make ike move today acconrts tpeaed this week receive hid retroacnve interest from september 1 goahead people bank on torontodominion the bank where people make 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