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1 page 4 the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 9th 1938 grispr theatre thunday march 10 amateur contest friday march 11 true confession dtay daffy comedy hit with caralo lombard and red maematrmy musical getting an eye full gang comedy roamin holiday cartoon sawmill mystery fpx news saturday march 12 wild and woolly grand entertainment with peppy kane wither comedy datcs and nuts crime doesnt pay behind the criminal cartoon foxy hunter chapter 7 tim tylers luck matteee at t pom tuesday and wednesday march 15 and 16 m girl with ideas romantic na comedy with wendle barry and walter pidgeon musical show for sale comedy hooray for hooligan miniature rainbow pass wednesday is gift night amateur contests thursdays march 14 and apb1l 7 watch our window fo miu ice cbbm steculs and ooniwjtioncbt cherry walnut sundae 13c 2 lor 25c longs confectionery si frank pearen hone 132 milton ontario h alton seed fair town hall acton march 11 12 an excellent place to sell your surplus seed and to buv jour seed requirements for 1938 hall open to public on march 1z at 10 am admission free afternoon programme includes addresses by professors ralthby and fofrnfrf of gvelph wbo will discuss livestock and soil problems for further information consult a member or the committee namely frank fetch w a wilson and t j brownrldge sponosreilby the acton esqvesing and county of hajton agricultural societies you can avoid all this shop by telephone the watliu doesnt coonc vshen yon hare a telephone just fife the receiver and tbe butcher the baker the maker all are ready to serve yon just frfft of the part the telephone plays in ln yoor every day nothing else gives so i id axmxueace oocafott and sarerv for so ihde painting and decorating by an experienced painter estimates cheerfully given and first class vrorkmanship in every respect jroaranteed prices reasonable 8tarret at peel memorial hospl tal brampton on friday march 4th 1838 to mr and mis alvln starret a son sprowl at his late residence ac ton ont friday march 4th 1838 william sprowl beloved husband of annie watson in his 86th year obituary bert e feather9tone bert elliot featherstone a well known and highly esteemed fanner died at his home in trafalgar town ship on friday last in his 68th year the result of a paralytic stroke he was member of the bethel united church and a staunch liberal sur vlving are his widow and three daugh ters mas oscar hall burlington mrs clarence hall nelson mrs jas cunningham hornby also one sister mrs crosier buffalo and two broth ers william of milton and charles of trafalgar township the funeral took place on monday afternoon a public service was held in bethel church conducted by rev b eyre of hornby interment was made in the church cemetery champion mbs alex cripps after a short illness mrs alex cripps passed peacefully away at the home of her daughter mrs nelson lambert on wednesday february 23rd the late mrs cripps was bom in 1860 and her maiden name was ivy alice crewson being a resident in the district of crewsons comers in 1884 she was married to alex p cripps who predeceased her ii years ago three daughters and one son are left to mourn a loving mother mrs lambert acton mrs richard leavens welland mrs charles parker georgetown and darwin e cripps acton to the bereaved sympathy of friends goes out at this time the funeral was held on sat urday conducted uy the rev mr mcleod of ever ton disciple church assisted b rev dr morrow the pall bearers were six grandsons messrs edward and fred leavens ralph hansen lyle cripps earl and gordon lambert flower bearers were tour nephews ed in stanley and cecil cripps and wm nlchol floral tributes included pillow the family wreath grandchildren basket the ladies aid or the united church spras mr and mrs ed in crlppb mr and mrs carl hansen miss isabel anderson mr and mrs norman daniels free press church news scripture text give o htm that asketh thee and from him that would borrow of ihre turn not thou away watt 5 42 st george oh arch rev w thompson rector second sunday in lent holy com munlon 8 ajn sun da school 10 n m matins 11 am evensong 7 pm service on thursday evening at 730 st albans church glen williams second sunday in lent holy com munion 030 a m sunday school 2 pjn evensong 3 p m lenten ser vice on wednesday evening at 8 00 baptist church rev e o baxter minister 1030 ajn sunday school 7pm evening service subject the cleansing touch monday 8 p m b y p u thursday 8 pjn midweek service a cordial welcome to all the united church rev f c ovcrend b a minister wednesday 8 p m bible study and praer sunday 10 a m sunday school and bible classes 11am service for the ordination of elders 7 pjn god s providences a fireside hour conducted by the choir will follow the evening service canadian fish cakes any meal is a suitable time for serving fish cakes but if they are to be served for break fast it is perhaps most convient to make them the night before and keep them chilled until cooking time take a cup of canadian flaked cooked fish mix with it a cup and a half of nasb ed potatoes one beaten egg one table spoon of butter ah and pepper to suit the taste and if desterd a half teaspoon of onion juice beat the mixture until fluffy then form into balls or cakes and rotiln finely sifted dry bread crumbs saute or fry in deep fat which is hot enough to brown an inch cube of bread in forty seconds drain the cakes and serve hot using a tomato sauce with them if desired any kind of canadian cooked or canned ash may be used if dried salt fish is used it should first be freshened by tearing it into strips and covering the strips with luke warm water how much ti will be required depends upon indl vidual taste changing the water frequently will hasten freshening allow the dried fish to simmer nox boll until cooked ca fish nd shellfish are esplcally good foods because they axe so easily digested and are rich in vitamins and healthgiving mineral tun paid fob site of station cbt at hornby the canadian broadcasting corpor ation paid for fiftyone acres of land at hornby ont nine miles west of toronto for the p of erecting its 6090watt station cosdmg tot iwtam tabled in the en toesday the oardy chaste a oalhratth et el this and im at in sport by o mao mooilvray did you know that of the 23 years bolton have been playing in the omji this is the first time they have won the intermediate group championship another full house is expected friday night when acton play here in the harris cup games old rivalry will be renewed when acton and georgetown swing into action again at the arena here it is taken for granted mr hoceky fan that you will be present something should be said in re gard to the way jock bennett of toronto handled the bolton georgetown intermediate playoff here it was a treat to have such a capable official in charge of such an important game be won the favor of both the fans and the players for his straight forward and unbiased de cisions and attitude throughout the entire game the oja executive would no doubt have less arbitrating to do if they had flftl rials of jock bennetts calibre co handle all games we dont see any reason why the time is not ripe to challenge ac ton for the peter smith trophy it is some years since acton won this cup and it has not been put up for competition in the meantime this trophy was donated by the late peter smith of acton to be played for by players form acton and georgetown under 21 years of age we don t think georgetown was ever in a bet ter position to challenge acton than this year there are rumors in the neighboring town that they would like to put the cup up for competition again in the harris cup game at acton fast night acton and georgetown intermediates played to a 7 tie the georgetown goal getters were tost 2 ward 2 walt richard son ken richardson and ritchie it jifas a wide open game with both teams taking advantage of the breaks another hockey special will be the suddendeath game at the arena here next tuesday march 15th between strcelsville and george town juveniles this game is a chal lenge for the georgetown juvenile cup no held by streetsvllle and some fast and exciting hockey shoulo be in order georgetown have the pick of the juenlle boys of the ton and district and v ill give the strong street ville aggregation a run for tl tir monej a njli midget game v 111 precede the plaj off it is hop ed a good turnout will be on hand for this hockey struggle and help the boys to bring the cup back to the town a competent referee will han dlt the ganie see posters for par tlculars bolton intermediates took a ilirlnc lacing at the hands of elora monday night when they wtre white washed 9 0 in the first game of a plaj off series the return game will be played in bolton to morrow night orangeviile juniors v ill con tlnue in the oha playdowns af ter defeating milton in a two game series 8 7 on the round streetsv1lle and mt dennis clashed in an ontario jmenlw hockey association play off at the aerna here last night with mt den nls eliminating streetsvllle on the round 10 3 the score in last nights game was 7 2 the maple leaf midgets defeated a midget team from brampton last saturday afternoon 2 0 while the canadians and brampton tied 1 1 the same afternoon in the halton midget playoffs red wings defeated the rangers 5 3 to qualify for second place in the league they will now meet milton maroons in the finals midget games this week thursday mar 10 maroons vs bruins americans vs canadlens monday mar 14th maple leafs vs black hawks candlcns amcri cans georgetown fans had nothing but praise for their intermediate squad for the fine showing they made in the league and playoff games this season never before has an intermediate team played better hoc key or put more into the game than the present team did in the plajoffs with bolton they had to put even more info the game to offset the stellar gpalkeeplng of a player that was in a class much above ihtermedl ate b every jilayer without excep tlon gave his best and it was only sheer luck and as we said before fine goalkeeping that kept them from ad vanclng into the oj3a playdowns the boys can hang up their skates and put their equipment in the mothballs with the thought that they did their best for georgetown and it job well done most everyone thought it was useless to enter an intermediate team this season that the boys had- seen better hockey day and that they were almost ready for the shelf after much ado they form ed a club and the squad never play ed better hockey in their career and the fans now say another year should see the time ripe for an intermediate oftamplowhlp for oescgetown take sheeny tost for instance st has been playing hookey for georgetown for a good many yearsone of the beat centretoe men tn the county yes in ontario and when fans thought he jrould soon fodow tbe vat of xoaney and vonacbsr he takes the ee it back- checking better than ever before then then is -bungy- ward he too has seen few yean on the georgetown umetip bat hk tost played his best r this winter m patrantog the boards he was anvays on the job and also had a goodly number of goals to his credit walt rlcharfl- son our tricky leftwinger complet ed this line and hs too shared the same honors as his line mates this winter saw frank dewhurst come out of retirement and take his old tnd on defense dewhurst proved a tower of strength to the defense and his solo rushes were always a threat to any of the opposing teams joe hall is another old stand by and his de fensive ability has always won for him the favor of the fans in goal tbe team had harry malone who was a new comer to the team and the town last season he played brilll antly through out trie past two sea sons and the management are well pleased with their find the alter nate hat is none the less important than the first string line on the forward line dave crichton turned in his usual good gme his fast skating ability placing him in a class almost of bis own at centre bui ritchie who has not been in the game of late drew favor for his tricky check trig and ability around the net pordgy rkldall who stepped up from the junior ranks this season turned in some good efforts for his first year in the intermediate class lloyd sanderson who also came up from junior was a trusty alternate on the defense george chaplin al though not playing in the playoff games went well during the league games and had a number of goals to bis credit and that folks completes your intermediate team for the 1937 8 season the team you were so proud to be rooting for remove names from hockey sweaters the widespread protest against the placing of a brewer s name on the sweaters the beer barons had donated to the walkerton waha hockey entry through his district represent atlve who was president of the local club has at last borne fruit for on tuesday of last week the walkerton club received orders from e g odette chief commissioner for the liquor control board of ontario to forth with have the brewers name re moved from the sweaters and as the locals had a league game for that night scissors were soon at work re- movjng uniohimted label from tho uniforms thus the local entry took the lee against chesley that evening before almost a record crowd of fans without i having the objectionable flair oavr their chests which proved a welcome change to those who wanted to see local sport disassociated from a suds sign walkerton heramjlmes harvey nurse wins the h wieford memorial trophy on friday march 4th the annual competition for the h wreford mem orial trophy took place on the north toronto rifle range this trophy is a memorial for the late howard wre- ford who was one of torontos most outstanding small bore rifle shots it is competed for annually a miniature of the trophy goes to the winner each year the event is open to all comets and was keenly contested four men were tied for first place with possible scores of 100 out of 100 harvey nurse yv 1 had to shoot off three times before i he was declared the winner his score being 400 out or 400 the scores for the nerval club on monday night are as follows h norse 100 r w hall g h hall ds f johnson 99 w wilson 98 b mckin- f ney 97 f stark 97 m atkinson 87 w llsk 96 w robinson 95 c mere dith 93 f bray chicks tbe bny chick does the trick let me snow you the proof place your order here no writing no bother call or phone george c brown r r 1 norval ont p serials lake hemng 7 for 25c sea herring 12c 1h no 1 smelts large 20c lb cod roe large 25c lb grey soles 16c baby halibut whole fish 18c lb phone 293 eat fish to keep you fit we deliver georgetown 23 25 beans with po 3 clashs ssoftted soups x- 4 clark s tomato 3 connors htckeh haddies 2 connors munswick sardines 2 v 09 shorten1nc domestic 2 clarks tomato ketchup clark s spaghetti 10 aunt jemima pancake flour 17 old colony maple syrup 29 suakfast cereal good humor 23 hawes floor wax 42 27 25e vitone lioit brantj no 3 s peas 3 kino beach choice quality corn 325c white satin pastry flour mj65c grapefruit ize-64v- 2 for lie oranges choice navels 19c doc cabbage new green 2 dm 9c i0r in olhwmt you c o f jl