Increased Interest in Palette Show at Cedarvale Centre
A Cedarvale community art show drew about 150 attendees, more than double last year, with 19 contributors exhibiting roughly 700 paintings 50 oils and many charcoal pastels. Frank Black displayed six watercolors as the Palette and Pencil Club plans a possible two to three day fair and moves meetings to Wednesdays near the Halton and Peek Trust building.
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Munity Centre
Palette and Pencil Club
Cedarvale
Frank Black
Amate Oeeurs
Black
Palette
Penell Club
Norval School
Halton and Peek Trust
Four resignations hit Ballinafad Public School Board
Last week the Ballinafad Public School Board accepted four resignations effective at term end: Miss Elizabeth Avery, Mrs. Margaret Elliott, Mrs. Marie Howleth, and Richard Melver. Fifteen teachers were hired for fall including Eleanor King Judith Morden Maur econ Mellor Jane Bradley Mary Harlow Roberta Crawford Sabina DeVitu Christine Student Jene os Ke Caroline Wright Elizabeth McNeil Linda Stevens David McNally Glefidiac Waskel Carl Colbran.
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Public
Elizabeth Avery
Margaret Elliott
Marie Howleth
Richard Melver
Eleanor King
Judith Morden
Maurecon Mellor
Jane Bradley
Mary Harlow
Roberta Crawford
Sabina DeVitu
Craigleith area notes service station sale and church service
Mr and Mrs Vic Greygoose sold property on the Mth line and plan to move to Crabeath in the Col lingwood district. Greygoose will run a Texaco service station and a grocery store. United Church Women chair Jean Felee was appointed lead charity of the church service. Mrs Shors and Miss Carol Hopkinson conducted the service with Anne Shortill adding a solo. Regular minister Rev Kelvin Johnston returns. service time 9 45. Voters and relatives were mentioned. Rick was birthday celebrant. Mr Sinclair remains in Georgetown Hospital.
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Vic. Greygoose
Crabeath
Collingwood
Greygoose
Texaco
United Church Women
Felee
Parl
TI. Shors
Carol Hopkinson Yeas Aull
Fran “Harrison
Mase Dawe
Kennedy
Jamjeson
Anne Shortill
Inggen Solo
Kelvin Johnston
Lloyd = Marshall
Ruth Jembroft
Vicki-Lyn
Ricky
Toronto
4-H Girls Demonstrate Preparation of Trays
The June WI meeting was held in the community centre with President Mrs. Lipith presiding and Mrs. Jamieson reporting on a district annual. The girls under Mrs Buchanan demonstrated arranging trays of frost, cheese, and bread artfully. Ronnie Kirkwood won a quiz and lunch was served before the group adjourned to resume in September.
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Community ‘Centre
EF. Lipith
Jamieson
Georgetown
Jesse McEnery
Ada Kirkwood
Smith
Buchanan
Nancy Snow
Ronnie Kirkwood
Jesse MecEnery
Vandalism hits local schools over weekend disturbances
Vandalism flared at Wrignlesworth and Centennial schools with broken windows and damaged portables. Kennedy and Chapel sites reported damaged desks, while four windows were shattered at Centennial and portable classrooms were breached. Trustees consider fall repairs and in-class spaces. two teachers reportedly resigned from the planned oral French program.
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Wrignlesworth School
Kennedy School
Charinih G.wriguardson
Cententii. Org
Cate
Centennial
Chapel
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Theda Burgoyne
Ols
Joan Poyniz
Marta Gizesiowski
Ballinafad
Craigleith
Sinclair
Georgetown Hospital
Guelph St
Guelph
Hunter's Real Estate
Lillian Shortill
Margaret Wegg
BR. Shorts, Sr
Henry Hills
Guelph General Hospital
Winnifred Smith
Ballina
Photography
Prince Charles DR
Georgetown Herald
Discover
Donald McLean
Ukraine
Guelph General’ Hospital
Mrs. Winnifred Smith
Draper Dobie & Company Ltd
The
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Queen St. E
Brampton, Ont
Queen's Square
Georgetown and Vicinity
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Credit “Canada
Mareal
Maveal Motor Sales
Guelph Street
Motor Sales Ltd
Evangelist Franklin Walden
Conyers, Georgia
Georgetown, Ontario
Lynwood Maddox
Atlanta
Georgia
Dad
Bargain Town
Queen ST. E., Brampton
Canadian Tire
Howard Elliott Motors
S __ MAEN
Jamaica
MORSE
ALL Brands Cigarettes
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