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l rial wbiiilm la j ih of branrntoavwost wi tnlllul wwmeave se wjfwpjjyk ji355jr p ju ntherinrat the home of mr w i mcclure president mrs james ijridlawwto in theehalr and mr don dobon was the scout a dasmtionflo wai-voted- to tap tb association and 10 to the local children aid society mrs algae dolson was appointed to a committee to arrangeateiing fo a junior farmer annual meeting on january lath mrs cameron read a hnmoraus verm contributed by miss bessie mcclure and mrs tied joril gave a splendid reptjrt on cur 4 are yo ploiiiig o trip ovt take chances of toning your money and- gpoiffng yoortrip by canyinltb soma in cash before you go tunryour mooeyuinto travcfler vooquea a easy to casn awjwea ana saier fen cash aiw drop in and in n it who cnnmnss bank of omthpimco nod well rbdfy provide yon with travellers cheques the ftoinouon ft well worth the seght cost thb is imply one of the many banking services we oubr out customers to keep them free from needjess worry about their money i branch c j hart manager the canadian bank of commerce mw1u rent a neeewerk course tobe taught- by mhewrlght was an- the rat ebss wul be tostat an a jb james laidjaw was responded by the pictures of thefr thls brought to mind styles and customs or many years age and wte most interest- mrs dixon fraser mrs jl king dom and mrs j h mccuuoch are the program comtnitteefbr the an nual family night in snelgrove pall on february lath mrs alex me- klnneymnl john williamson and mrs douglas mcclure are arrang ing the dinner mrs j iljtoane mrs h mcgee and mrs harold reed arranged a few rounds of court whist the win ners were mrs james eccies and ms joseph brownridge lunch was served by the hoste and her as sistants mr alex- dolson and mrs h glyons police warn danger op valley shoot1no police chief roy haley issued another warning this week to young- people who have been dis charging firearms withing the town limits boys have been using 22s injped the hit parade for the valley behind the sunbeam subdivision and back of ontario street and the police department is worried about the danger of bul lets ricocheting to neighbouring residences the offenders are warned that strict action will be taken by the police to end this unlawful prac tice and there will be prosecutions of those caught in the act atd the hospital fund and enjoy- a good play thursday in knox church hall u- itif mf a r r r i 1 j 4 w l v t lw tli 7 j visjim mmbhbtvr students of olotoltown woh schcnx i i i i i m i i r vol a na 7 georgetown ontario wednesday january 16 ub7 platter chatter by jvdy gall hank snovf sings em straight fromhs heart and the crowds are otten stirred to tears by thfcr ca ballad alngen en u- time great in comitry music justra few yeira eg the stag ing banger was virtiiflly troknnwn imttside -loibo- attbejume w yean oi recording experi ence end about 90 record behmd w top folk singer iftsjwreevi tion to sell tjjsi war bonds and acc short term radio en gagements followed then a fea ture program at wheeling w va s was inevitable ttiat he would try to conquer hollywood but be turned away disillusioned and hroke and returned to- canada to regain us confidence in spite of this snow was de termined to achieve fame in the vs hx 1048 he launched a schedule of onelght stands throughout va penn oklahoma and texas but it was not until late in 1048 that his big break came he was ptayinga anew in fort worth texas which featur ed ernest tubb of the grand ole opry he liked hankyineglng and promised totry and get him on the onry on january 7 1050 hank snow joined the worlds greatest hill billy show once on the show bis success was assured his record ing of i dont hurt anyone top- 28 top revy ah outstanding firad ooowi asbort time ago we wejre tots tttnite m have an interview with the one whose ntemrej tppears 4rst in ourgldleryj scholarship w f tsgabrwjt straight weeks and was the country tune of 1054 well jack we finally wrote a story on your favourite singer for you what do you htink the calypso style has invaded our hit parade and the star of this field seems to be harry belafonte the top 3 hits of this style are cindy the banana boat song and jamaica farewell there are some hopefuls who are bet ting that calypso will dethrone rock n roll some of enrjteaders might be in- tfereisted in readkfr of the- career of one of ou outstanding gradu ates wh6 hat nayelled far and done ntuch for sovietyr- arthur dayfoot inow bev a c dayf oot was born in10l8 anil went io public schools in victoria kc and in georgetown he en tered ghs in 1020- and took the regular course plus a one year commercial course under the prb clpalship of mr ralph bossgra- duating with senior matrtculation in 1033 he left with the ftevede schelarsbipin classics of victoria college u of t having taken greek as well as that old favorite latin due to mr ross encourage ment in the fall of 1034 he entered victoria college taking the eng lish and history course during his course mr dayfoot was active in extracurricular activities he took part in the student christian movement holding office at treas- urejrjn his fourth year he was active in connection with the or- ganinuon of the stodent cooper ative residence now known as the campus cooperative res dence lntfor students not hav ing sufficient funds to live in the ordinary residence during his third year he was general manager of this organisation this venture established on the prin cipals of the consumers coopera tive movement has proved a suc cessful and permanent venture on the toronto campus mr dayfoot graduated in 1038 with second class honours he applied and was accepted as a unitednchurck wmte studying at pendle hill a quaker graduate school for religious and social studies in pennsylvania he took some courses in philosophy at harverford college there in 1040 he began theological study in emmanuel college to ronto and graduated in 1043 with first class honours and the tra velling scholarship he served in northern ontario and northern quebec for a short while as a minister and- was then appointed to china as a missionary for the united church in 1044 due to wartime travel condi tions he stayed in south africa for two months and in india for three and half months after reaching china in 1045 and study ing the language for a year he began work at lashan in the pro vince of szechuan in 1046 he served there until he was forced out of the country by the com munists in 1050- he went on furlough visiting canada serving in several mini sterial posts and capitalizing on that scholarship won in 1043 studying in cambridge england at westminster college being unable to return to china in 1052 the dayfoots went as mis sionaries to trinidad they re turned to canada in august 1056 and hope to return to trinidad in june 1057 after completing stu dies in the university of toronto during his stay in china mr dayfoot married a fellow cana dian bessie jullen a missionary nurse from ontario they have four children one born in china one in canada and two fn trini dad we have pleasure in printing greetings from mr dayfoot to the present students of gas smng reel community set ina larger community that- 4a not toe large to kee a bit ot the rpirirr i wbl never cease to be far t o which given to me at ojls aqd i think thati s o th aw addjtipn wwchi see ye ha tjbere have nowdthe high school can stql reserve those characteristics and help the town of georgetown too to keep the community spirit even to these days ei growth with every good wish to ail youn sincerely art dayfoot ntnyatonf ayni ghjb for- puce tohave an times there have l fhouty have been whole school ill abody of cramped quartern this has j impossible and as a result tbsfh has been only half hearted respoh- see to me various undertakings of the student councfl year book staff arid- other or in the school we are forced to go to selwolnn- til we are 18 it is up to theeapla parents and government to prov- ide a school with modern faculties which we canattend if we want a gym the people of georgetown wfll have to get it themselves andfl there is no time like the present to begin projects 9a report ewoif nlvmi the ten commmlments the magnificent acting of chari ton heston as moses yul bryhner as raamses anne baxter as prin cess nefreteri yvonne de carlo as sephora edward g robinson as dathan the hebrew overseer john derek as joshua and debra paget judith anderson martha scott sir cedric hardwicke nina foch and john carradine to name just afew of the hundred or so to get billing combined with the producing- genius of cecil b de- mille au the wonders of holly wood plus a few thought up on coming back to school after dnr the spur of the moment make the ten commandments one of the greatest spectaculars ever to be filmed three hours and thirty nine minutes in length it is only four minutes short of gone with the winds record time actually it is a remake of a 1023 picture which mr demille directed the movie then was of biblical background with a modern plot the 1059 version is an all biblical story and is probably the greatest of its kind of pictures ever to come out of hollywood many people are praising this candidate for the ministry of the ljpmujmtsfimeseem to think kti it is a pleasure to give greet ings to the present students of georgetown high school and other friends through the kind offer of high tales to publish a message in spite of the fact that my family no longer lives in george town i shall always remember it as home and good old ghs as the school to which i look back with rich memories sometimes those of us who grow up in small townef course george town is no longer a smell town 1 know but i am speaking as com- paredwith the big cltl idea that we havent in the op portunities of larger centres that is a great mistake the town has many advantages over the citywhich more than make up fox jjretack of the big things in particular it lit privilege to jro to school where there is a chance for evwr student to know ilor practicany att student boftr where town and rurtl youth mlngl together andiearn aome- thtng of each andlnteti sshets i hv that mr demiues use of a deep voice for the voice of god is a fault they suggest subtitles in stead of speech but this fault is forgotten after these people see the parting of the sea to let the hebrews across the column of fire representing god and the arm of lightning striking out from it burning the ten commandments into thejvall of the mountain and the burning bush the story is the familiar story of moses from the time he was a baby portrayed by fraser heston charltons sonbmng drawn out of the nile to the time when he ascended the mountain and went up to heaven this production in vista vision technicolour and stereophonic sound is sincerely recommended to all if jrqa are near the uni versity theatre in toronto some time in the near future you are urged to go and view the gargan tuan spectacular the ten com mandments iob report marerie green now that we have started our second term at school some of us may well wonder if we have ac quire anything worthwhile during the past term i think that with most of us an effort has been made to gain something useful it we fool around do not pay at tention to our work and do not do our homework how can we expect to get ahead in school of to pass any examinations to fooling ar ound and quitting school early what chance have we to get a good wnx oha nrbds an auditorium or 0ym undo mane there ire many obvious reas ons especially at this tune of year when snow covers the ground we are herded into a small room where pt activities cannot be participated in if we intend to have pt as part of our ummscllltles should be ided w a combina iu- diterium and gym this matter would be solved with the acti vities tiut go hand4nhaad with a modern high school education an auditorium is essential school should have t meetinjf5dgetbwllietglro wein qanada high standard lilhtorlal t r pj cltmej dihknft whirort muritrrvsorthw we are in the process of getting 3jt a new school lots of activity but- side the backr windows of the school proves tlda what are we get eight newelassroonperiod do we do aboutttt whjtw rousing games of ping pong in a classroom into which we haveh been herded the activity of these periods sp ttssurv grestif pilh mnif for nor nexf classes vwewant a gymnasiumtu jvc holidays was quite a strain for au3p ef us aft sp days of pure leisure and fun the week before christmas holidays wasart exactly a tough one either for the grades 0 and 10 lower school had a skating party which occupied one hilarious monday afternoon ano ther one is scheduled for the 18th and if imeanything like the last one was it will be a smashing sue- since the holidays michael stewr arson has joined our class wet come to 0a mike our 1057 year book is now get ting underway so come on suppor ters lets make rcall worth while our beloved teachersare still j wandering from room to room day after day giving work giving lines and giivng up at the end of the day they stagger home under weight of books papers notes and tests to mark to get some rest and courage for the next day of course if any of our readers are prospective high school teach- ers i arp not discouraging you be- 41 cause i am sure you will get used to it in time but i would like to say the moral of the whole deal is look before you leap ioc report karen tuck first of all this week i hops that everybody had a merry christ mas and a happy new year i know that all of my form is just delighted to be back at school- again after a wonderful two weeks absence those of us in ioc who attended the 4ittle gettogether in room 8 after school last monday should now appreciate the fine points of geography but do we vjliat student in our form has the ability to make a certain tea cher blush on trying to discover the most popular guy in our form several of the girls in our room are stutwon- deing who has the cutest smile and dreamiest eyes cadet column liaut b little job with possible promotlontrwr wettr cadets got bad to normal would probably have to stick to hut night after the chri one job in one place for a good deal of time only by a good edu cation can we keep a conversation iroing or be ablq to mingle with a crowd and not feel out of place therefore i leave the decision to you are you going to make good use of your time or waste it in idle ness va last night after the seasons festivities there were a series ot given by the officers rj3jl j lens taught a lesson on the stan gun lieut r shaw gave a focu3l ture on the rifle lieut t jbarber c gave one on section formations and there was a lesson on field craft visual training given by myself interest in cadet training it high this year and moat of the boys are enjoying while learning the many varied subjects on 5fhe ri syllabu81 in a few short weeks the 1st year cadehpare certamv beginning fevf hit their stride and a marked hn- provemeht is shown in drill and knowledge of arms on the rifle ranges the abmbegtmtinttojbndthe and before long some otthe newj sharp shooters should givesomel dl the senior thoys run far