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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
3
June finds older pupils under cramming pressure while Georgetown Kindergarten Primary pupils seem carefree. Herald photographer visits Chapel Street public school's afternoon E P class to observe the relaxed mood of first year students as they learn finger painting and paper construction, seemingly unaware of future study burdens.
Queenston Niagara Mecca for Chapel St Public School students on a May Friday trip visits Botanic Gardens Hamilton Welland Canal and Niagara Falls. They tour Sir Adam Beck Power Plant Fort George Madam Tussaud's House of Horrors Seagrass Tower and Brock's Monument, ending with Falls photos and a Water Wise reminder after a 275 drowning note.
Arnold Blachford discusses the Telephone Association of Canada Pavilion at Expo 67 near St Helen's Island. The project features a central drum theatre using Walt Disney Circle Vision 360 deg. and an Enchanted Forest for children, plus a view of future communications services.
Halton County wide changes to a rural development program face little effect as many farms are already at urban pressure from speculators. Officials Maurice Sauve and William Stewart note the plan aims to consolidate uneconomic units to boost income, with ARDA purchasing land under $100 per acre and development costs under $50 per acre following a 1964 65 Ontario study.
Georgetown Floral society gears up for its first public flower show at the Georgetown armoury near the park entrance. Mrs Bennett will open the event at 2 pm with public viewing until 7 pm. Entries accepted 10:30 to 11:30 am Saturday June 25. judging starts at noon. auction of plants follows with Mr Duffield as auctioneer. Entry tickets include a door prize and refreshments.
A pot-luck supper at Mrs. Alan Thompson’s home on Monday, June 6, marked the close of the season for the Daughters of the Church St. George's Anglican. In addition to members, several guests who aided projects were present.
President Mrs Gordon Spencer read a letter of appreciation from People's Warden Walter Biehn for the Daughters' cheque which paid for fencing at the back of the church property in Streetsville. After supper the group toured Mrs Thompson's country home and played court whist with Mrs Edwin Wilson among the winners.
Mrs Stan Finlay Mrs W biehn Miss Bessie Edward Gorth and Mrs Charley were listed among attendees at a charity event, reflecting active involvement of notable townspeople in civic fundraising activities.
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