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the georgetown herald sfcvestyfoettb yeu of pobueftifasa the georgetown herald wednesday may 20th 1942 5e copy 200 ytm hahon music festival held in milton last week ueoeorrown woi 0zscny- to at ajoojal huiucsx event fku as ibgh qi annual helton county uutlc festival was held last wednesday and thursday uay 11th and hu in knox prethjterlan citutoh silken th festival had two rrsanonad ram in sc date of april unl and juh due to an epidemic of meatlee which bad occurred in some of the dis trict competing the adjudicator this rear were ura vera russeu to ronto itr o ror peorvrtr provincial stmervlsor of uianc and ur harrry perrtn bja b peecu toronto georgetown pufclte tad ibgh school studente war pmrntnant among the winner the ptmue school receiving five prt out of seven entries in hssvur co eartlnrts un jan palmer ula ix harrison and lira jfcmea p eranj are to be congratu lated on their teaching effort tn the local school the rctulu of which bore fruit tn the finmcvmihni oocer or the festival association which arranged the festival are- j it deny bjk honorary president l l skuot ba- d peed inspector w l smith burlington president humphrey browne kniton vlee-preai- dent mle edith u donldn bur lington secretary j a lockhart burungum treaturer following la the lilt of contestants with the mark recorded after each name igm ilikasl 8olo girls tavler 1 helen uarcel- lus ulxonm uarton hepburn georgetown s3 olonnle taylor bur lington b loll uerry ullton 7s oarmele ttwwnn burlington 74 erelyn pelletterto ash 74 usrgsret robertson acton 73 phyllis ftobrrt- aon 8 s 3 ffaaaagawey 73 duet girl under 91 uary oatlo- way and betty bbeppard burlington m mary and betty paul george town 71 helen uarcellui and mar garet beatty ullton 73 baritone solo boys under 21 ormle garter georgetown 7s double trlooeorgetown aj uary paul burlington a uarte kau ullton bertha barton georgetown b ruth ooldham burlington b ariel cleaver solo girls under 21 betty paul georgetown s8 uary galloway bur lington m ariel clearer burlington to piano duet janet wilkinson and uary ntood oakrule o june clarke and violet bamea oeorgetown 77 uabel and lfelen ulllsr b b 10 keuon 7s uarton hepburn and uary uoyer oeorgetown 75 jean bcott and barbara amlth oakvule 74 boy solo unchanged voice robert saunders oeorgetown o ronnie feelherstone ullton so kenneth buuard oeorgetown 76 james allan b 8 3 naaiagaweya 74 tenor solo boy under 21 wuuam kelly oeorgetown m harold clem- enu ullton 83 duet girls under 17 ariel cleaver and beryl smith burlington 79 marlon hepburn and uary uoyer oeorgetown 70 there was no competition in the three high school choir section this year as the gas and rubber rationing interfered with transportation oeorgetown high school were auto matic winners being the only en trants in the three classes boys choir is voices girls choir is voices and sovolce mixed choir continued on page 8 former herald employ sot l u clam leslie h clark saw af mr and mr mark clark jska street greawalad rerewuy trass ma i mailing and uwaarry behest jervte as a wtr asr gsmaer end is kaaaw ws a tweatylwa dsy laae safsr ruasilat kls settle ilk the wcut 8gt- ctsrk wark- h n lit baram arise u ajtotlag ha the air fare last jaw he was al msaalag heat tarsal fcr usa amd wa a aseaaker af ik faaaad imlil drtn nail at ik u41 caaadlaa natlaaal riklkhlaw h task kla wtnttaa trasateg u n 4 wbv- leas btheel oaalak aad after r- eetvlag kla laara- waa pasted t jarrl is raas4t kl eawrar h naked fvtk u kls gradaatlag bridgkean wcddins mondiy evening on monday crnlnjr limy ttth cirheth uobfl kran duhlr of ur and un alrx kran uxj robrrt drldara rcaf von or ux and urs john biidffta of dmmpton nt marrtrd qulrtiy t knox pirbytrrlan chirch uuur by rev c c coch rane the bride wror a blue vfuctnbie tn prtoowa tylf trtttmed in whit with navy blue acceaorlr iter cor- jub waa ox red rosobud the couple vere attended by ur and lira harold burrowa follow ing a wedding upvr at hunter a inn the couple left for a ivhort honey moon trip the groom u itatloned at drantford 1u the rcap the georgetown herald british war victim i fund forwarded to toronto evening ttlegram in memory or uother provincial paper ltd employees and office staff aiasoi 100 1725 total may 20th t 2st7 24 cnoaocment mr and lira john p kirkvood annnounoe the enffagement ol their daughter violet marffaret to clarence alfred hurren aon of mr- and mrs john hurren erin the marriage to take place june 6 every scrap of rubber on thursday may 28th a gpecial rubber sal vage drive sponsored by the georgetown lion club with the assistance of gh3 will make a thorough can- van of georgetown to pick up scrap rubber which it vitally needed in canada war effort two truclu manned by high school ftudents will tour every itreet and the ttudent will knock at every door no niece of rubber i too small and none too large the govern ment has pointed out how necessary this salvage work has become since crude rubber supplies have been seized by the enemy and it is a patriotic duty that not an ounce be thrown on the ash heap scrap rubber is worth 1 200 a ton and the pro ceeds from the sale will be added to the lions salvnge fund which is used for the lions war work in the past few months substantial contributions to worthy causes have been made from the fund 10000 to the red cross campaign 4000 to district school children in the form of free war savings stamps monthly dona tions of 1000 to soldiers comforts 1000 worth of cigarettes to lome scots overseas 1000 to chinese war relief how many tons of rubber will be collected on may 28th the answer rests with every housewife who is urged to dig out discarded rubber articles and have them ready when the salvage truck calls dr j h bateman leaves for montreal ihsjalsr cluseai will be mlavd tn csesianhy will take paat-orad- aal cawrte at bats vtrtarla an announcement which caused regret among a wide circle ol friends in this district wss thst made re cently by ur j h bstemsn thst he wss trrmlnsluig htv mrdlral pra ice in oeorsrtown dr and mrs baterasn snd baby dsughlrr mar- lyn sre leaving ahortty lor montreal where hr iu take an advanced coutm- in surgery at the royal victoria hos pital dr rrvlcman ho is i natlvr ol tared graduated in 1035 from qucn i university and alter intern ing in ouelph and new york sruled in oeorgetown in 1037 eitabluhtng a medical practice which has since flourtihrd at his home on market st ura bstemsn the forrnrr helrl unlir of hsllrytoury i- slso a queena graduate obtalntnx her d a degree tn 1033 the young couple have taken an aouve part in the corrununlt and soclsl life of the town being mem bers of the united church and the cedsr crest ootl club dr bate man was captain of the men ee- uon last year lie is alvo a member of the oeorgetown lions club und credit uxlxe a j at am no 210 his liiends wuh him ucccaa in tit- new itudles and georgetown lv orry to lave these pood cltlreru trim our midst sudden passing of james lames saddens ashgrove district junes damei aaharove dutrlct farmer paaaed away auddrnly in peel uemortaj itoapltal brampton early saturday momlnff uay 16th he had ixtn taken to the hospital followina a stroke which he buffered the prrv- ou thunaday when plowing at hu farm lot 10 concetalon 4 lawjjeiins and failed to refrain corw lounea the late mr barnes aa bom 66 ycufa ado in erin tbwtuhjp and wa a ion of the late ur jnd mm may- mon bm en aa a outh he moved llh hb family to crqjrfan and iia mnce rrtlded in ihu duulct he u aurvued bj his aite the for mer euuheth la keeler three hona thanaley of aah vern of milton nd horace at home tmo hroihers hod urn of george to ti and john ot norvrl uid threv sltrs mm mary sutton of qeorgeiown mra ejitn- bvlh cunningham of norval and mrs j n uumtu of the 7th une tvaqueauif the funeral sen ice wa held from the home on monday afternoon with hls pastor fle j o totton conduct- in thf service paubearers er- ce cil wihon jim phei meuille wn- uss prank ruddell muton bird and cla ton wllon and flotr-brimr- were five nephews john and wllum sutton r w cunningham and pruiik and ed in barnc ititernirnt as in ahnove cemtto pistrict governor niglit at lions club on monday weddimq bells oar aad ura wasuaa b aa- atanaa uartag hi osal cwarck af ragtias aftsr osssr aaarrlag a halavday uay tad urs aa- atrrasw is ik fsraasr cuasath ueoalgaa daagktar af ura ue- oaagaa sad ut 1st aruraa- oasgaa amd uu graaaa to a aaa af ur ama lira w 1 it la saw slsllmrd caasa miahita wtus ut cj arwatl braastl t ratt atihwau aoaag dwsbi al aaaaaj csaatt ctaa uu u chj war lillian walters bride of robert connor the home of ur snd urs arthur walters durnsm btreet oeorgetown was the scene of s pretty weddlnj en saturday afternoon uay 16th wnet lorraine walters eldest daughter ol lit arthur- walter and the late urs wsllers of toronto and ocorgr- towti became the bride of lit itobert william connor elder aon ol ur and mrs samuel connor of brampton reverend j a atkinson l th rec tor of the church of thr rcuirrccuon london ontario o el the bride who was given in mar- rlar by her fsther wore s hrsvenly blue snd rose redlnirole ensemble with mstchlng acccsaoneft and shoulder corsage of pink carnations snd imlb blue sweet peas the brides sister mlu allecn usy wsllers was her only attendant in a rose crepe jacket dress snd rose accessories she sore a corsage of white carnations and ptnc ftweel peas mr frederic king bro- therlnlaw of the groom wss orfct man at the reception which followed mrs wsltcr received the guets with mrs connor wesrlng a navy and ibluc sheer crepe dress and cordage cf i carnation and nweet pess mrs connor wore a cjuecns blue ire and corrmge ot mixed sweet peas and illy ot the valley afltr a short honeymoon the couple alt reside in toronto th regular dinner caavrtuvg of us osorgetosm lions clife si thw tic- gibbon liousa on isvwitsy night took th form of dutrtct oovarnora nlghl arnold benseu past prealdent of th port ootborti club rrprrasntad dis trict oorcmor howard of st cat h fines who u id in toronto oeorral hoipllal itt bennett la a brother of uus fvtfl bmcctt of tha local law firm of dj and barmata imroduoad by lion lahoy dal ur brnnsu dnotad tha main part of his speech to aa ni- of tha uons rrtuth child war victims pond this fund was started last yaar the fu oathartnes lions being in strumental tn organising it and atnew its inception ssojmo has oaao al ready collactad and sent ovrrseaa where it disbursement u in th hands of the wafs and stray bocteiy ot lo this boctety oarea for over sjooo children many of them orphan bote parent have been klllad in hranntng raids at th conclusion of uj ben netts speech it lscata president of the club presented him with a cbaqua tor u0 00 tor th fund wuh a promise of mar to follow a presentation of 1 00 attendaao pins aaa mad by lion w ix long asslited by lion il o ucclur to president llcau and lion a o waur the only two members with 100 sttendanoe during th year the report of the nominating oom- mlttee composed ot lions e uc- whlrter and o w urlinlnrt wa presented by the latter and domin ations were asked from th floor th election of ofneera for 1m343 will b held at the neat meeting lion k o ucclur reported on the entertainment which tha uons club and the canadian legion had joinuy sponsored at the armouries for the troops stationed here last wed- nesdsy and the sum of lift 00 wa voted as the dubs share of eipenses the weather by h l hull april aet a record for warmth and lacs of n nfall and uay is already setting a record for delayed april showers the normsl rainfall for th whole month of uay is 39 inch in the first hslt of the month wa hsve already had 4 11 inchea of rain it is all to the good however and will insure good growth to grain crops and a full crop of hay to say noolng about good garden crops for all fortunate to have time to get them plantad pollowlng is tile local weather re cord for the week the fire siren sounded last sat urday noon for a chimney fire at the home ot mr and mrs herb bra- sey ouelph street the ire was quickly extinguished and tittle or no damage was done in the llvt of children taking part in oertrude coins spring revue last week the name of joey pry of olen williams was omitted joey sun the little bo who took part tn the crino line number with the norton twin enoaoememt the engagement is announced of pearl jane only daughter of the late mr and urs samuel leslie ot everett to fusilier clarence gmmcrson kenned eldest son of mrs edith herrlngton and the late lewis ken nedy ol georgetown the marriage to lake place quietly the end of may date tuea uay 13 wd may is thura uay 14 prt may la sat uay 16 sun uay 11 mon uay is il and l rain- temp fall in 41 a tn 41 to aa- 67 51 to ss o 10t u 43 7 so key fob salvage a man aent a key to the salvage office of s british railway company with true mring the house belonging to this key has been bomtoect pleas lor salvage scenes at weekly newspaper convention i mr and mrs r a title of ijaciiaiat clar ence charters af bramp ton in background jos absot to board the bos outside the star bond ing toronto t same of th ofneera in the garden sf mr and mrs r a dlngmsn ef york mills where the dele- gales wen entertained mr and mrs dlngmsn are the parents of mrs a o nebb of newmarket lelt to light v b bmitb irecbswe our 1st vpi frank maelnlyre dtuidalk herald honorary president john a marsh amheraltmrg echo presi dent and h a uuea laehnte watchman seere- tarytreaanrer 1 y it t t z 3 on the steps sf the rcap no i manning depot toronto where the delegates inspected the premises sad were the guests sf the offleer- commandlng left te right dat william dean of tha ontarlaqwbec weekly robushers colllngwaod enurprtsebolletlnl i bab uuea ef lachute qcej wingcommander il o mcdonald roaf ofncercemannlngi vl frank maelnlyre ef dundalki waller svegge oranby leadermall freal- dent of lit bomlnlsnwld parent groap f d r wusan publisher ef the ihawlnlgsn palls review obtains an autograph ream flight bergt a o jsaeph th canadianirish airman feet s jahn a marsh rreanent wtls uatarta qnebae grasp ef iht canadian weekly newa- pspers asuclatlan ft delegate ealald iks loxs hair taconto prior la inipeetlng tn bed crass- packing roam where parcels for rrlasa- era ef war are made am the delegate were im pressed by the baalneas- uke manner tn which th welonleer we make the naroela in which noth ing bat the beat qaallty highly notrltlooa nradsets are nlseed 7 frank maclntyr dnndalk herald prsndly displays the vtuu trophy which he wen as pshllsher or the heat sis- reand newspaper in a team of 15w or less