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the georgetown herald twelve pages georgetown ontario werlneuky march 12tfa 1952 twelve pages champions looms for raiders edge elmira in overtime thriller- juveniles play for provincial honours u waa all georgetowns week in hockey in two thrillpacked games here saturday and monday the raiders pulled ehaad of the elm ira polar kind to icfcd 3 games to 2 in their intermediate b playoff eerie the juvenile won handily friday in their second game with kincardine to advance to a playoff for the on tario champlmiahip with ltavelock raiders play in elmlra this ti- lay if they win the group cham pionship la their if another game u necessary h will be played here tuesday juveniles were to may in ifavelock tonight but the ice went out in the arena and aa yet no ar rangements have been made for the series a threegoal splurge in the la it period opened up a tight game in the intermediate match saturday elmlra had the edge of the play in the first half of the game but a strong ftnbsh by raiders sewed up the game monday was another story haid ers overcame an early elmlra lead to tie up the match 77 in the third then the excitement began with minute to play d martin tallied for elmlra with five seconds to go the miracle happened and chappel got his third of the night the deau- mont brothers getting credit for an assist the ten minute overtime period was heads up hockey all the way chappel cored again from the bcaumonts half way through the period the final minute was wild ly ex cl tip g aa elmlra milled around the jgeorgetown net but could n t quite make the all important score t1ik mail ao cmon elmer who are you dear mr editor 1 trust that bring a resident of georgetown for florty year you will permit me to make a few ob servations in answering mr gunning el mer aays he had to defend his hon or aa a sport writer after reading his column we ran let that one slip by and give him the bene it of the doubl i would appear that there was no report of the march 3rd game in elmlra by elmer was he too busy to go and report this game for his public the coverage given on the front page of the herald march 5th was by the ediitor lie further says the teams and play ers of uie nhl are criticized by toronto writers granted they are but they are signed with the sports- writers name i trust that elmer will be able to answer the criticism jn a straight forward way rather than bring in the birthdays of those who check him up kay whitmcc struck by car has broken leg mrs florence iloaslter suffered a broken leg whenstruck by a car saturday afternoon as she sttapped onto the highway in front of arthur scott motors mrs iloaslter mother of fred iloaslter mill i toad was walking downtown with tier granddaughter heat rice and grandson timothy sli stepped onus the highway into the path of a glen taxi cab opera ted by the owner red lcedar which was coming east on the highway mr lceder applied the brakes and hod come lino i to a stop when mrs itosalter was hit by the bumper timothy who was holding his grandmothers hand wi also knocked down but buffered no injury lr j 1l chamberlain wai called to the scene and treated the injured woman and she was removed later by ambulance to toronto western hospital her right leg was broken in two places between the knee and ankle social and personal board votes new schools for georgetown and acton will partition rooms in st georges sunday school teachers and officers of st geor ge s sunday school met recently at the home of the superintendent harvey dewhurst for a discussion on ways of improving the sunday school a committee composed of edwin wilson wilfred mi no and jesse drandford was named to plan for portable partitions between classes to make a better setup in the school it was decided to arrange special sessions in connection with the 100th anniversary of the church in november rain ting and supply ing now equipment for the begin ners department was discussed and mr ml no volunteered to make a board for recording attendance the treasurer mr wilson repor ted a balance of 340 on hand and a 35 per cent increase in attend ance and offertory it was decided to hold meetings on the first wed nesday every other month and the next meeting is planned in may after the business meeting mr dawhurst showed slides of famous cathedrals in england refreshments were served by mrs dewhurst and the meeting closed with a prayer by mr brandford and two mlnutestsirr ence in memoy of king george vi st georges men attend communion thirty two men of the church at tended corporate communion of the men s club at st george s early bunday morning and afterwards lad breakfast in the basement it was the second such communion service and will be a regular mon thly event at the morning service archdea con thompson spoke aboutslacob s experience at dethel he compared the loneliness of jacob before his vision to the loneliness of those wno have not found god for themselves hymns included ljord oc mercy und of might lo god is here and when i survey the wondrous cross bunnctt s thine o lord is the greatness was the anthem sung during the taking of the off ertory he answered her not a word was taken as the text for the even ing service by the archdeacon a discourse on how gods silence is often used to test people s faith the anthem o king and desire by sir john stainer was used flow ers on the altar were in memory of the late christopher sargent continue sermon series at st johns church itegular morning worship at st john s oft sunday was bused on the theme jalth and the sermon was the third in a series entitled lour steps into tire kingdom in his remarks i lev j m smith stressed the importance of faith in the christian life and showed the nec essity of each individual transform ing traditional faith to wtiirh he gives mental assent into that faith of conviction to which he surrxn ders his wlwjlp personality the choir ftsng the anthem green las tures and the junor choir sang children pray this tove to chir ish the junior choir led the singing at the evening song service and accompanied by isobel dobaon sang the crusader s hymn and ah on an april evening the minis ters remarks were based on the theme salvation and were a con tinuation in the catcchuon series boutelle president of chamber of commerce at nn organizational meeting last night clifton boutelle alli ance paper mills manager was elected president of georgetown new chamber of commerce st georges aypa have cleanup bee members of st georges aypa held u v ork night at their last meeting when a large number of the church young people joined in a cleanup bee- the clubroom was changed around sunday school tab ics were set up and the books in the church reurranijid it was announced at the meeting that plans for golden jubilee week include a candlelight service on may 11th in which some aypa members wilt take part a banquet mrv cd by the daughters of the church on may 10th and a corpor ate communion for the aypa the iuxt sunday fire does damage at empire lunch the fire brigade was called to the empire lunch late yesterday afternoon burning grease on the fish and chip fryer at tht main street res taurant operated by elmer hutch inson threatened to cause a fire the fire was put out with hand ex tinguishers and mr hutchinson re ports considerable damage caused to the equipment and from the heavy smoke in the kitchen mr and mrs paul barber spent last weak at port car ling where they enjoyed a wcek of skillfg mrs andy hunter who has been quite hi in guetph general hospi tal has been able to return to town and is convalescing at tier home mrs harvey lusty and mr and mrs e harris attended the funeral in toronto on saturday of mrs harris sister in law mrs a e leeder mrs ernest thompson is vaca tlonlng at sarasota r lorlda fur a faw weeks she motored south with mr and mrs 1- rank plrkutl and mrs harold beattle of streetsvllle friends of herbert carey gath ered at his home on saturday night and gave him a surprise birthday party herbert is the son of mr and mrs clarence carey mrs james h wilson and daugh ten barbara and marian of hamil ton were visitors last week will her parents mr and mrs j d god frey a former district resident wil liam harding who now makes his home in toronto has returned from a ten month visit in the west mr harding visited ut hd mon ion grand prairie and scdwlik all in the province of alberta mr oliver whltmec of windsor is speivdlng lhi week in town where he v 111 v islt with his ststi r mrs george hcrrlhgton and atslt r n law mrs walter v hllmec who arc planning to leave on a trip lo lnuljnij in another few wuki mr and mrs allan norton ore spending a month in 1 ort lauder dale klorlda they motored south and intend to islt bermuda during their stsy there their son itoss and daughter mrs b buckwald arc running the norton floral while they are away mr norton has ren- teofth lucky strike bowling club to jack yokaima a number of piano pupils of alar on hepburn arct passed their midwtncr exams of the roy yal conservatory of toronto at guckph jaquclinc lucas audrey bishop and gall king all took first class honours in grade 2 theory and faye clements of milton hod first class honours in grade 1 thc- pry all pupils who tried their piano examinations took honours including gail king and jacqueline lucas grodo 6 jeanne gambcll grade 3 end judy bonalhan grade the weather mr editor guile a normal summary this week tor the first week of march a ltd wc had one good sample of march winds with snow last tues day however it is less than two weeks until spring krn iuikln data max 14 in iniow and italn march 3 32 20 march 4 33 a it 28 march 5 27 ib b 1 march 0 28 12 hurries march 7 211 ib march b m 13 march 8 j2 s avrratfe 31 13 42 li 38 anniversary euchre party marks rebekahs birthday a large crowd enjoyed a friendly game oa euchre on friday when verdun itcbekah lodge celebrated their 34th birthday thire were 10 tables of card players the usual delicious birthday cake was the highlight of lunch winning prizes at cards were mrs norman snyder w o brown ridge william hunter and mrs arthur wilson the door prue was won by mrs gcorgo walurs with tlckit 10 and miss hazel llarruon won the birthday prize the party took place in the oddfellows hall mr and mrs peter d hartley milton h k- 2 will cekbratc their sixtieth wedding anniversary on sunday march mrd 1052 they will be at home to thilr friends from 2 to a in the afti moon und from 7 to 0 in the ivmlng auction sale provides amusement at iode the countess of stralhmorc chap ter iodk niet 1st the home of mrs arthur beaumont glen williams for the march meeting there was a large attendance and the regent jiun mackenzie presided tht minutes of the january and february meetings wvrc read by miss hilda erwin and the treasur ers report given by mrs william j font 11 ton the educational secretary mrs james t vans requested a donation for the local library also a donation for the iode bursary fund it was decided to purchase four of winston churchill s books for 1052 and then make an annual donation of 20 fur library books tht membership of the chapter has been limited to sixty members but applications will be accepted and new members welcomed as vacancies arise a cooking school will be the chapters spring project and a fashion show for the fsll a committee was agspolntatt for b anniversary dlnrvea- in april and members arc entertaining the ced- arvalc school girls to the show the itoyal tour next tuesday evening volunteers to help at the twicc-o- month health clinic were asked for by convener mrs r stewardson after the roll call the collection was taken the itegent welcomed two new members mrs norman herbert and mrs john fleming into the chapter also two former members mrs ii c wrlgglesworth and mrs itobert jones a very lively auction sale follow ed the business meeting with mrs harold hutchinson as the witty auc tioneer proceeds of which amoun ted to around 50 a delicious lurch was served by mrs beaumont assisted by miss ann illckey mr leslie clark mrs williom clark mrs h j newman mm sam pcnrice mrs robert nlcol and mrs john hughes decision to build new high schools at georgetown and acton and to add a gymnasium to milton school was made at a meeting of north ha i ton high school dlstrw board on thursday in milton the meeting had bean specially called to make a decision on the question wnlch has been hanging fire ever since the school district was formed five years ago last year a similar decision had been made but as new members had julned the board it was decided to reopen the discussion in order that all members might have a part in the decision with two members absent dr j b milne of george town and george cleave of esquea- ng the vote carried unanimously a brief is being prepared for pre sentation to the councils of george town acton milton eaquealng and nassagaweya at an early date for the meeting the board had engaged architect j d kylea to prepare cost estimates of one school and two schools these estimates show that costs of building two schools will be about 840 000 on which a grant of 000 000 is paid by the government cost of operat ing the two schools taking into ac count the issuing of debentures is 84 000 cost of build i jig one school would be 502 000 with s government grant of 420000 there would bo extra expense for installing sewer- age and water service and it is es timated that the annual cost of school operation would be 01 000 the board felt that in spite of a saving of about 25000 a year in operating costs georgetown would be about 5 000 to the good under the present scale of cost splitting there arc more factors in favour of building two schools in he two towns than one school in the coun try it la important to conaldar mist on or both towns might grow to such proportion that a school in the town would be a necessity and in future a school in the country coujd be a white elephant mr kyles based his coat estimates on 15 a square foot which is aver age for present cost of school build ing a sharp rise is noted in the past few years the orangevllle school built under extremely fav ourable conditions coat 0 60 a square foot the proposed schools would each be built for a capacity of 200 pup ils each would include 4 standard classrooms library shop science home economics commercial and nurses rooms gymnasium and ad ministrative offices compared with this years tax levy of 04000 in the district the estimated tax levy including de bentures on an 80 000 gymnasium it milton would total 114 000 a year mlvr kvvuoo eighteen rinks here for thursday bonspiel eighteen rlnka took part in an allday bonspicl thursday at tho arena when georgetown curling club was host to visitors from fer gus brampton huuburgh agln- court an4 toronto teams skipped by waltonof ag- incourt fullerton of brampton and ted bludd bf georgetown took prues in tho first draw prizes in the second draw went to tho rinks of ian emsllo and perc cleave of georgetown and cote of huuburgh a unique feature of the day was cleave al ztravlev jack wil liamson wray hesscy ben mcllarg ab williams perc cleave em thompson sam mackenzie cliff burt fred chapman w g bcll ted darlington dick llcata ian emslie gerry bradbury joo chap man don parker jim hlnchcy ron kitchen jork inglis and lcn thompson of toronto lady curlers at brampton bonspiel eight members of the ladfes nw hutohinson rn ii nt curljng ctuh altendedlhclrjflrsl harold mutcmnson and his son don of town and mr hutchinsons uncles al hutthinson fergus and tm hutchinson sockwobd a lucky draw for an occasional table was won by roy best local rlnka included tod bludd norm devereaux ivan wy jack bonspiel yostordoy in brampton the ladlos brought home no pri zes but had a wonderful day and were royally entertained by the brampton club mrs ernie curry and mrs don hutchinson skipped the rinks and players included mrsi bob beeve mrs don barrager mrst bolivia missionary speaks to baptists the bypu of georgetown bap tist church held 1 joint mcctliu imth the women b mission circle on monday ninht to he ir iilv ierty llutk speak on the wurk o bap tist missions in hulkli mr buck has rettntly nturned from bolivia ho that his account vns very up to date beautiful coloured movies of the work of xarlous mission stations and of int life of the people made the presentation u very vild jina infoimatuo one this missiun is making rupid pro gress towards the goal of ull for eign mission enterprises the as sumption of responsibility by tho native church for its own affairs the young people served refresh- mints at the plpsc of the meeting loknk shbwftxt t plans banquet for i kid hockey players endjng the season of kid hockey which was sponsored by the leg ion branch under the direction of alf sylccs three teams have been declared winners agejreotuwnuiam octogrnarian has nl tufcvt nirthdals mr william pearson who can now look back on eighty summers but only twenty birthdays was rec- inlly honoured at a party at the home of one of his neighbours miss marie harbour the friends and neighbours delighted him by tho presentation of a gift and all en- joyed a social evening of cards and music miss mnry pearson of the itobert simpson company staft was present to participate in her fath- t rs birthday celebrntion the stone school association held a social evening in the school on friday march 7th twelve tables of progressive uchrc resulted in prizes going to miss barbara xjnd- nay miss muriel appleyard mr harding price and mr 3 mclaugh lin tho door prize went to air alex hendry proceeds of the euchre are to be used for the installation of new classroom cupboards mr and unf e l miller mr and mrs james roe and mrs w j roc spent sunday in stouftville weekend guests with mr rus sell miller at his home 8th line included misses geraldine and aud rey domm and mr ronald ort- lleb 1 pcbug 8cuoql news bank clerk moves to victoria branch a member of the bank of com merce staff here since graduating from macdonald hall guclph miss helen cleave hos been transferred to the bank s goernmcnt street branch in victoria bc prior to her departure from town she was presented with a cosmetic set from fellow members of the staff and was also guest of honour at a family party at the home of mrs isobel cleave where f the family gave her a travailing alarm clock rcn tho letter goal was obtained byjohn hulme a bystander notett that more frequent passing of the puck would result in a better game hockey requires team work boys so don t be sqlfish with that puck the seniors who played later ran up a hlghef score doug richard sons team obtained 6 goals lojcal- vln kings 2 on tuesday afternoon the in- termedinte grades saw the films people of peru birds of the mar shes and play fair february attendance reports rei iulted as follows best attendance in mus lindsays class with 0834 per cent and in sccpnd place mr hen- rys room whh 0823 per centt 1 science teacher in a toronto col- leslate lome shewfeh ma was suast speaker aweek ago sunday morning at st johns united church as repres of the ontario temperance federation mr shew- wrightwon the m champlonshlp honours in tho ban- the school news- tomchvislon went to the rod wings a glen williams entry coached by george sargent norvaj copped the pee wee championship with a team coached bynels robinson- a banquetit being planned for the legion at herfmirarnelaownton murti- jack jfcgsobon mri walker cleave felt epplled iris message lo personal rjt isottvern archer dune roblnaonr mrs wrejr bessey and lira vem mblu including the use oleleohouo hsssm gsf corrtr toe rice george archer beversges i tumt am hockey has not lost its charm or the chool boys despite the approach of spring paul marshalls barrle filers tied 11 with johntlulmes college view river rata hie or- mars goajlaima obtained by eom- blnstlorrplsy trom ward to hur- it is very ploaslng to aee the boys and girls developing such an inter est in the books of the local public library the books obtainable there now are interesting wallbound and have been carefully selected there could be no better invest ment or jive cent than library card jeaeb child should hav o m a fijv