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p the georgetown herald first section georgetown ontario wedneadity january 23 1952 ten pages w coops here saturday for ward benefit game hilton ccopt will be here this saturday playing rhe jlsldere in a benefit game lor pete ward ser iously injured at hockey practice earlier thl month pete a three rivers quebec defencetnan who earns to town this aeaaon via 31m- coe suffered a broken jaw and loet lour teeth in the accident lie wai released from toronto oeneral hos pital on monday but it will be rev ere weeks before he la past the convalescent stag satardaya game will be the third meeting of mil ion and georgetown this hockey aeaaon the coops who won the league championship from raiders last year were boos ted to intermediate a this year and play n a league with bramp ton dundas woodbridge oekvtlle and burlington they beat george town 64 in one exhibition fame and tied a game hare many of the visitors are familiar to oeorgatawn sports fans and sev eral have piayad in georgetown un iterm in past years including chuck carrie and uelanaon also in the milton lineup are russ brush un ion fox welpel townsley also with the raiders last year granite and bayllas and beallalon and of course dponey evans who has tended foal lor both acton and georgetown at various tunes in his hockey career special tickts are being sold by hockey club members for the game with a number of prices offered in a lucky draw these include dona tions of a radio by mcclurfs tome ytirnuhingi cosmetic set by mac- cormacka drugs ion rrrose jobs by bowers motor seles a gallon of oil by lines haulnrr a hrnld sub scription and two hockey tickets it is hoped that no one will turn down a donation to help nay medl- eel bills for this young hockey play er a special feature at the game will be the lome scots band which has also donated its services for the hlfht r the weather mr editor the snowstorm on saturday night was the only snow we had all w perhaps it was a gentle reminder that although we had quite a jan uary thaw winter still haa a kick left yet em lietkln date ills mill itiln jan 14 rr 29 jan is i 32 jan id 38 28 jsn 17 23 jan 18 28 24 jan is 37 14 sv jan 20 33 21 average 38 24 28 h4 see korean pictures at st johns service our social responsibility was the sermon title at st johns on sunday morning this was the third in a series of sermons on a chris tian witness and was baaed on the scripture passage laike 2337 and the text god la no reapector of per sons the choir sang the anthem lead kindly light and a trio composed of margaret ellenton ruth evans and laobel dobson sang lord i was blind a set of fifty beautiful pictures ahowlng refugee conditions in korea and the missionary efforts to estab lish the goapel in word and deed was shown at the evening service joan and audrey bishop sang the duet be thou near mrs j ev ans accompanied the congregational alnging it was anounced that the series of studies in the united church oate- chlem would be continued next sun day evening two ih hospital highway smash in a blinding snowstorm esrly saturday evening twe people were injured in crash on lairds hill at nerval elght can were demswfed and traffic tangled for more than two hours car driven by royal salisbury of n ramp ton and russell taylor of fsnalnr collided on the slippery curve halfway tiown the hlll taylor and his passenffer joyce storey of toronto were taken to peel mem orial hospital with aevere facial cuts and leg injuries len brit tain tlrsmpton a passenger in the other car wii treated nt the scene for forehead cuts re com thi highway wn cleared lx more cor had piled into the ditcher ind into earn other aa their iirli inuirht to avoid rollmlons on thr hlll vn erroneous report spread through town that three people had been killed in the crash about the same ttane a car driv en by clam xuaty i kid dad on tha mcnofeb street hlll curve onto john street and plunged over tha side walk into the river flats the car rolled over and landed upside down i ucklly mr luity and his psssen- jpr were uninjured mrs grg named art crafts frexy j mrs ale orsij was named pres ident of avu sc crafts of oenjfe- lown at annual meeting wnlcb wa held on thursday at the hom of mrs c vwulums she succeeds mr j arnott early mra carly- lummiirlmd the years work in her rehiring add re tluink ihg conwnluees for ihelr endeavour and mentioning the unnual exhibit and sale ii particular during the year the group heard lectwres on flower arrangement by mr donald son of dales on fundamentals of deelgi by dorothy stone and on theh istory of pottery by eugenie berlin of the ontario museum staff several ooureea have been given these including one tn leather work conducted by mrs cyril brentaord a aewlng course by an instructor from the singer company and in spinning and wool dyeing by mrs parker of king mrs early su it had been a pleasure to serve as pres ident for two years and welcomed mrs greig to the office mrs a ms nielsen a past presi dent conveyed the appreciation of members for mra earlys guidance and presented her with a cup and saucer as a token of remembrance for her good work new officers of the arts ft craft are mrs m h moyer honorary president mrs j a early past president mrs alex greig presi dent mrs 11 j newman 1st vice mrs cyril 13 rand ford 2nd vice mrs john glynsi corresponding set- ty mrs leonard bell record inc see ty mlsj rosemary jordan irrfiuru mis wesley beatty ac ton group leader mrs fred chap man social convener exhibit com mute mri w c reynolds mrs j 11 chamber mr wesley lit at i mrb a m nielsen mrs jesse wyatt mrs 11 k corbett mlsa dorothj stone crafts committee mrs d w baxter mrs a m nlel- mn mrs cyril brand ford reports were given by mra d w baxter and mrs j 11 chsmberlsln on the work acootnrpluhatljagt ynar by the crafts nd exhibit commit tee after the election mrs grieg took the chair for a short business meeting tea has served by mrs williams and her assistant hostes ses mrs j g glran miss wilms stull mrs nielsen and mrs greig hilverwooo three new members join the institute mrs y u miller president osmh sliver- wood- vi wis hostess for v teir january meaiinjr nineteen lad- lea attended lncludlhg three new members mr oufce mulder mrs john snow and mrs ardhie gates th nsvtlng commenced in the us- llui manner by singing the institute ode followed by the mary stewart collect correspondence was read by the secretary and fair reports given a discussion concerning ex change of correspondence with the members of english institute re sulted in an affirmative decision the motto never venture never win was given by mrs k c llnd- fciiy current events were covered by mrs george henderson sr who made mention of a newlyfor med home end school club in tha section a paper on historical re search en t filed laura seeord was read by mrs r r corbet t who also thanked the hoateas for her hospi tality mrs gilbert sinclair and miss laobel moore assisted in serv ing refreshments william hyde appointed georgetownsgfire chief nomval norval soldier weds will live in calgary on saturday january 12th in sl culhbert s anglican church eglln- tnn avenue toronto rev moreland lamb officiated at the maniige of doncn tthel daughter of mr end mrs bond and douglaa howard browne ion of mrs w o casely of norval and the late w g m brmne the bride who nn riven in mar- rl ikt by hi r father wore a lovely leiti frock threaded with gold and i matching juliet cap miss elaine bond wis bridesmaid wearing teal blue tnftcta v lih matching juliet np mr herbert moreton norval w n groomsman aftei the ceremony a reception was held for mmedlate friends at oavbaulol street the brides mo ther received in a wine gown with urny accessories assisted by the rooms mother w earing navy and dusty rose accessories tne bride and groom left for calgary alberta where he is stationed wth the royal strnthcona horse reclmcnt mkh jamkh 1iinciiev mrs james illnchey who be fore her recent marriage was donna scott her husband was transferred from georgetown last year to the toronto office of smith stone ltd telegram photo ben rachlin is actons mayor in a close contest on monday ben rachlin acton merchant was elected msyor he received seven votes morr ihin hli cloaeet compe titor former mayor ted tyler in the mtn rare mr rachlin is the eon of mr i rachlin now of toronto vho sold his cleaning and pressing in miners here a few years ago dun barrarer william hyd u georgeisf- j new fire chief he ww ref0ac jbtr ry savings who ijgg reguam gftes eervlng in the poelubn tor severej yearj mr llyde waii electellto this ol- fjee at the annual meeting of tha brigade earlier this month and haf appointment was confirmed by onutt- cll at their mating on wednaacuy jack harlow u the new daputy chief while erwln lewis conttnugg as truck driver theae two appoint menu also being made by coonest at thrlr meeting other officers of the brlid elected at the meeting are williams treasurer clarence 1 secretary donald latimer rapsshl and wllf breert ueutawaot e ko t brigade william rjtcwe rapliia and jud davidson ueutsoant o 1sss z brigade charles tyler hook ajhf ladder foreman wh bra an wahag rlchsrdaon william rlietatep uu bob bon field assistant drirsrs mr savings haa been a m of the volunteer brigade for 19 years and- hie aarvleo was iseaf nlied by the members at their in set ing as well aa by the town mmnejta who thanked him for his efficient work sa chief other members of the fire brig ade are george chaplin andy uk- chic walter hyde jack cunning ham clarence carey jim valen tine jack kerr harvey lusty george glaasford harold wilson bob foottlt and william roahler to council of women elects new officers officers for 1952 were elected by the local council of women at their annual meeting on friday at the home of mrs j b mackenzie mrs jesse wyatt la president and other officers are mrs j w kerr 1st vice mrs j b mackenzie 2nd vice mrs a r vannattor record ing secretary miss heltle lawson corresponding secretary mrs r t paul treasure miss anne staun ton social convener mrs f w johnson press icporter interesting reports from affiliated societies were read and ahowed a wide range of interests and work the next meeting will be held at the hpmc of mls hettle lawson church street on february 15th hughes cleaver wont contest next election was alliance employee several years ago john henry who 36 years sgo worked here st alliance paper mula dled last wednesday in guelph mr henry boarded at the brlnkett home on king street where gordon bous- klll now lives when he was in town after his marriage to mary cur tis he moved to guelph he is sur vived by his wife and three daugh ters ruth and alice at home and becky mrs ralph love guelph his sisterinlaw mrs florence curtlh of town attendedthe funeral ervlce on friday in guelph hughes cleaver halton s federal mp since 1035 will not be a can didate for reelect ion after serving hu present term mr cleaver advised the liberal county executive of this at a busl ness meeting in stewnrttown a week go and had intended to make no public announcement until tho party convention this fall however word of his retirement wfcs publish ed iy some newspapers and this week he issued a statement jo the count press confirming the piedlc- tion rlen williams mrs h f beaumont la st aksans guild head i s 1i kuud held their ting ffct v industrial hockey businessmen alliance and smith and stone were the winning teams tn monday s industrial hockey games ss holds a slim lead over alliance in the standing to date who underwent an appendectomy in guelph mrs bert ittll last weekend visiting with her son d nd his wife new mcmbeis joining the glen united church by transfer on sun day were mr and mrs bert flul- lock and donald felker presentation made far 25 years church service a zcravlct md llecloi wrd were ordained to uie scsilon duilim toe year the sacrament ol baptism was conducted for 24 lntanta and 11 adults twentyeight raombor were iccelvcd into tht full fellowship of st johns the following appointments were mode by election claude kcntner william deans e forarave were joelected lo tho eommltteeof stew- prpp f t7diriav ard norton nelson was elected to jsnjl- the committee of stewards john m inu damage results bird was reelected as recording when trouble with an oil furnace steward mis robert jones and mrs threatened to cause a the ihe brl- reepootnledto uro- uodewos callodtothehomfror mrs area imrreni unq im for uu ssncnmcnl david suxe on frlrlnv nlffht thsn the annual congregational meet ing of the st johns united church was held in st johns memorial hall on monday evening january list the minister rev john m smith was in the chalr and conduc ted tfre opening worship and mem orial service reports oithe voslous committees dealing with the finances and ac tivities ot the year were reviewed by the recording steward john m bird organqatlorflrrcportinc were committee of stewards under which the allowing funds were ndmlnls mrs gordon mullin is buried here mrs cordon k mullln widow ot u former glen williams resident was burled in greenwood cemetery here on tuesday following a fun eral service is toronto she died in toronto western hospital on sun day mrs mullln a native of toronto was the former leota trumble her husband died in 1047 she is-suc- vlvcdby two children jjine and suson her smother mrs david trumble and one brother lloyd w trumble wickson is elected new halton county warden itortgajts repayment fund 3wr ontario temperance federation fund 74 05a wjisonary and m tenancejtmd jjouytft tho kulld- lng committee 1068 00 session fund m808 bible society 378s womans missionary soclety3b2stt david saxe on friday night there was no damage reported feage palrmemn- j tis v vatagh were reappointed as auditors- f r a highlight of tho evening was ei tbcpresentatlon ot a eon anctben- laksxal l 1ksal ell sef to hoctor bird who retired 111301 folk mqqy this year- from the committee ot s fm womans aviation 201578 boy- stewards afteras years of service a masotlk thief teudmttcub commiitm tl8m the presentation wasmadobn be- st albnn i innunl meetlngtasst wednesdsy when mrs ir f beaumont was elected the new president mrs thomas haines who has been president for six years expressed her thanks for the cooperation of members during her term of office and mentioned the good work of the year just en- oed archdeacon w g o thompson took the chair for election of officers v ho are mca w g o thompson honorary president mrs h r beau mont president mrs wellington biggs 1st vice mrs arthur beau mont 2nd vice mrs thomas hnlnes irtretnry mrs william korzack ttrnsurer mrs jack lucas aewlng com ener mrs ttrg winimsmrs jack hooper soclnl committee mrs williams nick convener in the ab sence of the new president mrs rlgg was asked to take the chair new business was left until next meeting when mrs beaumont will uike charge at the united church friendship c war vft in club met wednesday night nt the rrw vx home of mr ond mrs- andrew mlno hosbltdl maiw years new officers for the year are- pres- r 1 ident mr and mrs cecil borthj a flrsll war veteran whd had vice p mr and mrs john oeen hospitallzod st john ambulance course at norval a sl week course in st johat ambulsnce training was begun of tuesday night at the home of lira lewis law the course waa sn vested by mrs j cbllls ot bramp ton who is well known in uua dis trict through her helpfulness wilt the local cub pack mrs couis i instructing hslf of the class tn jun ior first aid snd mr lilly and mr moore are taking the senior rlaas approximately 40 people wara sv rolled the first evening and mora are coming in next week this u tha first time that this community haa had the privilege of taking this tyna of training and we are grateful ta the group committee who sponsor ed it when it was offered v see the universal week of prayer service was held in sl pauls church of england last wednesday a i sal ing the service was in charge of the rector with the rev loekhart royal taking the scripture t a as tin and prayers and the rev 3 ho mer ferris of milton preaching tha sermon illness made rev alex cow s in toronto an unable to be present mr itorla i spoke of the necessity of prayer ai our dally lives and said that srlth- out this dslly contact with god various accompllshmenta and a levements really amounted to v little rcc e joseph wickson of trafal- a township is heltons new war den mr wickson was elected by 4- ote majority over deputy reve kenneth uacdonald of georgetown who alsocontested theoflce when county council met last tuesday for 24 years john augustus becrman died in ralley- bury last wednesday son of the late john and mary bcerman he was born in george town co years ago and after at tending school here worked in tha new maher manager here from st marys gjirjand knaop h ted manager of ths oeorgetowss branch of maher shoe stores he takes oyer from thomas wilson who hasbocn transferred ny godeev leh where he will manage tha stora there j mr knapp a native of hanovar storied with metiers in kitchener a and worked in the st marys start before coming to town he is mar ried lo the former nancy george i kitchener hepburn secretary mrtand mrs harb hancock treasurer mr and mrs bert bullock meeting night was changed to the second wednes day ofraclumonth and a welcome town 86 years ago and after at- regtna sask mra hazel irwin est extended to opy newmembers who tending school here worked to the yellow grass sastt mrs linda core to join lower papermlll for a short time qjq and mrs minnie beaumont of v on monday in tho church base- then- went west with his brother toronto mrs lillian norton glen ment the club sponsored an evening charles he farmed at deendale williams and edward baermln of entertainment when robert bow- manitoba until ho enlisted tojtae georgetown ho was predeceased by man omhbrselinelder meat cor ormy he served overseas and af- a brother whuawln jbriush-col- showed jwti films dutch iveat te returning home he farmed and um and a sisterbessio some year was a trip through the companys worked tn lumber camps nntushu ago- packing fjtant and the second mo- inessj archdeacon wi o0 th vie was o visit to- the royauslnter he was in hosptal at port wu- conducted the funeral tarrsm at ttst aw p fl hnml ujaettorta and ira- er jcemp jmkm scrlbft yt to u aurvlwadby eight brottieita jxuxiismor words of enmm4ndtlon and ap jtner onicera uutaued were p tijr sisniedui prto tontwisbim to tta hwcomp kenneth whk6rtnv jfmeat nowbbynu vtlw orgjnlo1nlcilo j comp wlu 51 i osasxntor oscor ehureh tor toeaftort and lea- comp johh d kellk scribe s scho wrvlwl meciure funeral home hera oil saturday with interment lsheanv wood cemetery jmhbearar war- lx nephews william arthur nor- ntan jaeki dan nd joe atyjlibaltan ytr- flowej baarart were leelu