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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 13, 1961, p. 3

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1 xcellcncc award winner herald ad man one of ontarios top three l sfeji xm on it the top three weekly wipaper advertising laout in in ontario is now with e herald tom rush one third of the mpsoncork rush ads crtising im which won the coveted ltano weekly newspapers as sociation award for advertising excellence earlier this year joined the staff this month from the oakville journal as adver tiding manager the prescnta uon of the award was made at ottawa the site of this jears ontario wceklj newspaper as soaation convention judging wai done by men experienced in the weekly newspaper field in the picture holding the award are herald advertising manager tom rush left kirk simpson and len cork tom started in newspaper ad vcrtiwng at timmins before be ing transferred to oakville he i a peterborough native and his wife is from napanec presently a commuter from the south of the countv tom his wife norma and their two boss mark 4 and brock 2 will soon be georgelowners when they find a home loly cross school une promotion list to grado 1 i klndergarttn a m i teacher mrs c hal tty jean barklej gerard is deborah butler dennis issidy warren chard bcer i y dawson natic doucellc mild doucette dale gibbons i ibn hendnks kathleen hean william kitelej richard tvell brent leblanc brian axtin louise milton theresa aon robert mchugh wends clntosh gregorv nclissen munes nichol elizabeth simon margaret arriner ikox nn kindergarten p m anne- barnes douglas batta la elizabeth carnev debbie iruso carol coles paul due ichael fobcrt sandra free an annette grittam michael arris patricia lay ton david ead kathleen o mallej man krniak ricky peters lou lit i iwhnson johnns sargent srnard schatti kennv sovran ancv stntc paus sjme li m washbourne laura wilts teacheri miss gilhi diane adbs lend on raik y michael barnes sielk and john breckcnndgl mi lael brick dick bus michael 3le pattianne cole tern ickson stella dubelaur prttr gerton hewn emerson midi si fitzmaunce susan trust hn hamilton anlhonv harold avid hulme heather hulrm ds law karen leonard mi liael mandanno klcmimc offat vcromci nemeui ca ly 0 haherlv ueiiisc hawlin tn w nd sherk hathv soh n denise stokes um su lan sandrd sullivan tom an alphen rcid walker to grade 2 teacher mits archibald martin bouwhuis nora uon nahec catherine doucetl su an lee gar pigiuttll ilmkig an alphen deborah tt h te catherine wilcox john wilcox jon ziibcr diane hill to grade 3 teacher miss archibald brian bodin janus breikcn ridge gail butler michael car ncv susan llslircr jost ph ro- bert catherine grinim hn ncth law snm marie mccar th robert maidonald lather i ine milton monica moffatl an gcla mullan dasid uundv ke i in o mallei michaelene 0 mai lev stephen parniak john ed ward rivvlmson mane simon m deborah sh rk patrick 1 cussion to grade j teacher mn a norn margan t das colleen c uin nuns paul darsn dianp duz cathv chamberlain theresa lgerton steven rrost frances gardiner ruth horan patricia ivell anna nelisstn cath ennc peters robert sargent 1 cshc smith brcndon sojc debra slnte james vanlluekil en m lv nn ashhourne ka thnn saliian i awrence war ntr dawd wamcr to grd 4 teachtr mrs a norn milod beiharrt man in bus daniel carntj i mda cluulier nano dickin on m lou done tlte irank drtntei h no dub ilaar ti i lc hshjil i mill frttmaii man 1rosi 1 thel fuller sandra hind john hew son michatl ussion bruce to grado 4 teacher mrs k galllmoro marj barnes darrjl cham bcrlain maureen gardiner darlenc gibbons paul juodwr us dannv laforet linda stan gret paul tucker eddie van alphen michael walsh michiel whuc barbara wilcox lllen yates gregorv sahian to grade 5 hornby pederson richard walker i iyman silver awards i resented to winners seven incom ng students at georgetown h gn school glared s50 in academic awards presented by local merchant id silver in memory of his lather besides a substanl al cash award m h gh school mr liver gives 10 awards each year m rhe f ve publ c schools students who stand at he top of the r class they are nown as the hymau s iver memor al awards last day at chapel street school a gradual on ceremony was id on the last day of school when mayor em hyde and tv norman young of knox presbyterian church attended nncipal vaj ste n presented the s iver award 1o valerie itchen pnnc pal harold catl iq of park scnoo prese ted a teque to am e barrett as her award for stand ng f rsi at lat school at banquets the other schools presentea the awards at their gradun on banquets simon llewellyn received his from pr ncipal filliem kinrade at the wr gglesworth school dmrler at har son school the award was shared by ian bowel who rec ved first pr ze w th eleanor brown a d ruth k dd who faced second and th rd spl tt ng he other half of rhe priee irnes f fiyans secretary of theuichoo board n ade the eentation 1 board member barbara hildebrandt was winner ef kennedy school p iwol board member stan f nlay presented i to her as part th ceremony at that schools graduation d nier l taachar mr k gallimor guv barklcs jtroine btthard trudie bos mark brassard ka ren dorset alice drcuters beranard lgerlon jim free man collet u gardiner vine cnt crrahim brenda hulme i lanice laloret karen lte mi chad rutkdbc to grada 5 taachar mr j h o connor susan chapman grefiors hill flame horan barbara 1 kiteh nnv macdonald mich mount un catherine mund peter nuimhof john pirmlell mfnd schouten barr sen ski anna simomi michail smith f eler smiih diane su chan losiph an hoekclen ptter wtlker clifford w amn er to grado 6 taachar mr j h o connor donald bodin charles bole richard chapman judith tree man lanco gibbon- isibcll trilliran dennis hill kalhletn hitch robert march md n drew mcdonald phclim o mai le michael parniak christina pellefinms irma schouten bruce scmski ronald yates to grade 7 teacher mus m rally james btthatd marion kos thomas corcoran brian chain beram w itliam t hard joseph drenterv nnr dottceue wil lan iv tr 1 aul tjjerton wil ham h mil ti rail am clsull dracr rahini corjjc nh am luih rahain rosahn 1 hi w son bettv nne hulme jid la cath ljston arthons lcallle yonne mountain fdrtie pellegrims mane pinfitel jod sir rent judith stnte bett suchan anna alk hans an mink jimes walker trerl ales inda rutledre susan schatti susan barklej to grada t taachar mr t j fitimaurtca raliain barkloi iclona berchanl it nex campbell su zanne carnere m anne casr shirle loulicr marline d clerque james hsrton robert hand wilfred hill philip la ell taul j eblane frances mac dnald snin m ruthann marchaud reiiimc joe robert- fl ilison b 11 rullcdae janes sills frai k valk bcnnj an hoekelcn tonj an klink brbara wild miscellaneous shower for newlyweds a miscellaneous shoser was gnen in honour of new h weds mr and mrs stuart mcmillan who were mimed june 10 and are now residing in their eigh th line home ter an een itik of nrds anautd h the hostesses mr john bussel mrs arthur pi ml mrs jack march m nl and mrs james hamilton the bude and groom fsislid b hie groom s sister i mildred opened the manj pift presented lo i hi in with good wishes jom all the neigh bor the show er w as held in the north trifilai cominun h cwitn mr and mrs roland leonard of woodstock new brunswick isiled with mr and mrs john bradhx t r a few divs mr edward it ixrt- n nan c and jack and mrs irene saunders johnm and judv left sunda for a iwehe da sicition it red ii tj mr and mrs ken onull and famih md mr and mr cordon lee nd famih spent ihe wok end at their collate honour life men j at local luncheon two local members of the bnatnpton life underwriters as delation were honoured last week at a luncheon meeting of ihe association held at the north golf and country club they received the national quality award which recog nised life insurance sales rep resentatives who place cohsis tent emphasis on qualits scr vice to their life insurance clients permanence of life insurance in force is the basis or the award not sales oiume award rocaipiant wera dal mar chappla canada carl han ry inpelbortson mutual a rathbwn sun lifo nail mclod equitable c st wart lock la prudential h a long metro politan j e mad i mutual gerald f wlllman london jama alexander murphy mut ual alan h batten london william h hodgson metropol itan john t armstrong c l u mutual norman w greensldet clu mutual orlln l dick hoot c lu london j p hen deraon london sydney robert ilowe clu london john r runham metropolitan leon ard g swain london albert th rutherford mutual paul a i mitchell metropolitan william j king metropolitan j the national qualiu award commonly referred to as nq a is conferred b the three i major life insurance associa itlons life underwriters assoc tation of canada canadian i if pisurance officers association 1 and i ife insurance agent management association to qualih life underwriters mu achieve a minimum of 90 in maintaining their businisi in force they must be members j and subscribe to the principles and code of ethics of the life i i nderwnters association of canada more than 2 000 can adian life insuiance men and women qualified for this jears award contributing i presentation was made b hugh drake c l l i ondon ife he said national qui ty award gives tangible rec ogmtion lo those underwriters who are contributing thur hi si to our business it is addit ional eidence to their clients of the high ideals and purpose of life insurance mr drake explained that persistence and f business in i thi oeoroitown herald thuraday july 13th 1961 page 3 force indicates that clients have been professionaly coun acjled on the basis of individual needs and have acknowledged confidence in their life insur ance advisors good cltisens he said these men live as good utiiens in our coinmun itj thc conduct themselves in such a way as to bring hon our and prestige to themselves heir fellow underwriters and the institution of life insur the trouble with the chronic borrower is thai he always keeps everything but his word local man was chosen for ottawa navy ceremony a local young navy recruit jim goodlet was one of 82 sailors chosen from his diyls ion to participate in a trooping the colour and- navy sunset cer cinony which climaxed canada 6 birthday celebrations in ottawa according to a daily news paper article the navy stole the limelight as the sun sank closer to the horizon 160 white uniformed officers and men from hmci cornwallis positio ned themselves across the sward on parliament hill to carry out a stirring perform ance or the traditional sunset ceremony guns and rifles blazed ajid massed bands from the service played the evening hymn jim is son and namesake ol local hardware merchant jim goodlet june residential building 41000 building permits valued at 41 194 00 were issued in june according to the local buil ding impector t office all permlti were for residential developments sold by hare 21 shelley street georgetown for results list with hare charles dykstra rep tr 73245 137 mam street north georgetown freezer owners special offer july 13 to 27 only fresh garden peas 1q all shelled washed and blanched and ready to freeze advance orders only 12i lb tins only halton dressed meats ltd rr 4 georgetown phone tr 79231 ps 12 lbs supplies one person for approx 12 months id ilr citlur the er fr the si enrntr of hoinbv hided ith i pinel truck drjcn b mr hnuie ut llorubv no one was nijurid ritid although the dain ir j mil trcal h ith eh tele- hid t be t 1 d aw a mr rchu kinj had the mis f riuur lo fill il his home and has i ft icturrd pi his and a frutlurtd mlisl he is now a i unit in ill emral hos im t c nirrilulhli u- i mr and mrs 1 nrih simpmi whn mn mar red il st lohns t nited chur j ch oikville on saturih juh j 1 mrs sampson ls the forme joan uisrins dau or mr i and mrs illiam higgins of oakmlle i how many miles should a truck last it depends on the driver on the care that a truck is given and on the manner in which the truck was built lef s assume the first two factors are average the driver is reasonably considerate of his truck the maintenance it receives is sensible and regular now the mileage we can expect depends on how the truck is built why do some suspensions last and last 1 ci s t ilk suspension hire s another way ia which chevrolet extends trutk life truck- mlorcd rear suspension in combination with chevy s f imous independent ironl suspension with torsion springs before chevrolet pioneer ed this suspension ssstcm roid bumps used to be transmitted dircsllv to the chassis and to the sheet met d ind load but now with inde pendent tronf suspension and van rate rear springs chevrolet 1 rucks dissipate the bumps reduce chassis strain minimize tire abuse load d image ind dnsir iliuic another wav of iddint more ind mort miles to the life of a c hlvrolct 1 ruia why is the engine you choose so important 1 ct stalk engines i or this is the hen it here thai c herolci 8 s and ti able wonh niturillv chcvroici pi punts bui ihtv ill have somcthin head valves mor une be inngs specialh designed for lonj eniii enjov this extended engine hie to power in the performincc o a chevrolet truck von h ivc l he and gas cconomv lull nmc ik perform intc nd proven thtir depend i i thoitt ol power thing in lomraon n mnlv ovir ind full pressure lubne ition ill c life vnd is i bonus while vou chevrolet his mimed cconomv its vinous cneincs so tint vsith pulling power whin vou need il m id mrs i o ferg isnn nnrw ood were wn k end st at the home of mr and i lew sampson to attend we idinjj of their prandson i and mr chides ijilimer e ahn weekend visitors at ihen there are the mvnad of smill tenures th il help extend the life of chevrolet lnuks hxtra big c ipieits brakes prcei sion ball pear steering lo minimize rietion and steering effort torque tailored clutches and super tough transmissions the samp while mil i li inev hotisr nn had the hum 1 in the ander i icdonald isfortune the saw now consider truck frames for a moment c hcv rolct he n dutv 1 rucks arc built w ilh a v inciv of tramea t ulor m ide for a variety of trucking jobs for c implc if ou spend ill of our driving time oft the highway chevy recom mends one of their flexible frames thit supports ind ries when giving is the wisest course if xour chore cills for extra heavy highwivloids chcs has a frame that fills that bill too in fact c hevrolct trucks come to ou with the just right frame for oui job and hec uise of th it months ind months of life are added to our chevrolet iruck miles ind miles of profitable hiuling lame- the ml to grada 9 taehr mr t j fitimaunc slinont itoilm lirt nda bov lr michael dwur johanna i- v ins douglas 1- itzmaunce holt- ert frteman ijnda lee alfred t mad ret steve murraj sheila roberts richard sills christ ine schatti mary souom sus an solvom kathenne stnte terrs sullivan helen snklink ratrtciz wiles incka bus lthonth the isdies rf 11 rn bs c mted church were not rushid al anv one time there j was a good crowd at the straw berrs social on wednesday i june 28 held in the church basement shortcake biscuits in rrcam strawberries cream diifi enffre vwrp served i the larmont clan held their i annual reunion on saturdav juh 1 at hornby community park with a good attendance the picnic and reunion sched ule for sundav was postponed loi account of the wet weather so how many miles should your chevrolet truck last frankly we can t pin it down to a figure certainly there are thousands of chevrolet trucks across canada with thousands of profit miles behind them who knows perhaps youll retire before your truck does but one thing we can say with surety your chevrolet truck has been built to give you the best performance throughout the longest possible lifetime and with a chevrolet truck every mile you drive will be a profitable one choose your work proved chevrolet truck at your dealers today first in sales because they re best known for performance service engineering economy and all round reliability chevroletjaartrucks arthur scott motors limited 61 guelph street georgetown triangle 72251

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