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brass usually hsvetwp refer ees handle each contest one an experienced capable- veteran well saturated with- officiating proced ure and the other just saturated guess which one didnt turn up what a relief h must have been to coaches and players to discover that one of the preston residents just happened to bring his black and white referees sweater to thergame oh great gofarof joy and to think preston got the win without even using their speedy left winger ron bowman who am assed something like 4 or 9 points on the season at the end of the first period it looked bright for georgetown the junior raiders outplayed arid outfscored preston 3 to 1 and seem- in the blueline beckett was sitting out a trippingpenalty at the time the bearded centre made it 20 at the 750 mark onto of the few times jn the period that the jits wereat full strength the play materialised when becketts shot from is feet out hit crouds shoul der and dropped on thegoal line charlton rushed in from the left side and just poked it across thompson of georgetown was handed an interference penalty at ss for not climbing over the boards fb get but ottfie way of a preston attacker and- as a result g were nmort handed mum m m m compiete unis of master feeds master mixes for poultry hogs dairy high quality master mix lay mash start and grow your chicks on master feeds warner chick equipment orders taken for grass seed and shurgain fertilizer oilcake soybean meal mineral oil dairy 32 and 24 concentrate seed cleaning and treating plant in operation all mill feeds john n black miller ralunafad and district tires tr tirerr tires s- firestone tires the choice of champions all sizes and grades in tock r i r end of season clearance of town and country snow tires at reduced prices available at harley motors 31 john street trungu 72591 v es h l yoffs sons t i jj f near oboroitown ed to have everythuw under con- strwarttowji trol chariton got the opener afy ter just a minute and thirty ands beckhanding it behind after threading his way in when adcom jet a long slider go jrom te left foards that deflated in off a skat r with little more- than si min utes remaining in the period hart regained the two goal lead for the j jfyj and la the- process took some of the shine off edpud armour making him iook more like anor- dnary twinemlnder the defense- man turned forward skated right around the cage before dumping it into the short side osbornes goal from schulz at 756 of the 2nd stanza chopped the lead to one goal and it stayed that way for almost a full 12 seconds before cunningham found ken richardson all alone in front of the net it was 42 up un til the 16th minute at 1517 when fleischman caught the left corner on a long low one from back near the blue line that was partially screened schindler percival and schulz got into the act as the entire com plexion changed in a little over two minutes schindler from brain and eldred at 1613 and with georgetown again shorthand- ed percival from aucpin at 1706 and finally schulz unassisted at 1729 schulz and aucoin pres tons pay off pair their big one- two punch except for a doupleof flashes were a little off the the pace on the nights play they kept their rating as stars air right but more of the martin and lewis var iety mel aucoin topped it all when he skated over to the time keepers box and asked why his goal wasnt announced over the pa system oh melvin doug richardson netted geor getowns only goal in the disas trous third period compared to the 4 chalked up on the preston side by onorato schindler osborne and percival the only consoling factor in the period was that geor getown won the fight ken rich ardson outpointed mike onorato in round of fisticuffs at 1504 in which pomeroy added a thoughful gesture keeping the preston play er from further injury by nudging him away from richardson with long looping right to the fore head the same two teams will be mixing it up back here on tues day feb 26th scoring summary lit period 1 georgetown charlton unassis 130 2 georgetown charlton beckett dobbie 750 3 preston aucoin unass 950 4 georgetown hart unass 1458 penalties beckett tripping 106 fleischman slashing 434 k richardson slashing 514 thompson interference 858 hall elbowing 1014 beckett slash ing 1050 dance tripping 1523 d richardson hooking 1628 on orato hooking 1835 2nd period 6 preston osborne schulz 756 6 georgetown k richardson cunningham 806 7 preston fleischman un 1517 8 preston schindler brai eldred 1613 preston percival aucoin 1706 ft 10 preston schulz unass 1729 penalties bowman tripping ims aucoin elbowing 224 dob bie charging 829 thompson tripping 1z29 lockhurst slash ing 1644 onorato hooking 1817 3rd period 11 georgetown d richardson hart 338 12 preston onorato osborne 726 13 preston schindler bowman 921 14 preston osborne schulz 1416 15 preston percival unas 1919 penalties aucoin hooking 249 king charge 125 onorato and k richardson fighting 1504 dance tripping 1624 beckett hooking 1648 hyde holding ht13 cunningham tripping t950 j ren institute w i of w vyith retarded ci esqueslng womens february meeting was held at mrs bob harris home iif georgetown the members enjoyed admiring mrs harris new home mrs grant substituted as secretary for mrs devries who was away on a trip the- speaker for the meeting was- mrs el l buckner of acton and her subject was mentally retarded children and mental health which is quite an important sub ject for discussion mrs buckner was ah enthusiastic speaker and well up fn her subject mrs grant made r delicious rare for t lunch to celebrate two things v happy birthday jto mrs humphrey and a happy hirth- ddvtothe esquesing womers in- stitute celebrating its diamond jub ilee the speaker congratulated the branch on te irthday and on its conduction and its business r quite a while since we had a srifew fall as deep and continuous aa the storm on thursday the children enjoyed it though mrs carl deforest was in charge of the organ far the music for the service sunday afternoon the wa meeting was cancelled last thursday owing to the snow storm the school children had a good time with their valentines last thursday doreen greenwood took charge of the junior wa meeting last week holy holy holy was the hymn chosen for the opening the 4th verse of theres a friend for little children was sung we we read the story of abu in afru ca the busy work was babies clo thing v a successful home bake sale was held last tuesday evening at mrs j stewarts home by the members of st johns church guild during the business session the guests enjoyed a game of cards aid a dainty lunch brought an en joyable evening to a close the next meeting will be at mrs c smiths home the ss is holding a euchre in the hall saturday evening march 2nd door prizes proceeds for building fund horticultural news by tony bradshaw the beginning of the year is a gopd time to think about ways and means of improving your garden for the coming season the first requirements for a good garden is regular feeding with a complete plant food make a re solution this year not to feed your lawns and plants etc as early as possible and let it go at that but to feed them once a month thru spring and summer if your garden has not been doing so well you will find that by adding peat moss or material from the compost heap to the soil before feeding you will have healthier and move productive plants whether vegetable or flow er a plentiful supply of jiumus in the soil will also help to cut down in watering which is nearly always a problem to the home gardener he either gives too much or too little the best plan is to try and wa ter once a week and to make sure the water penetrates the soil to a depth of four or five inches to do this calls for the right equip ment during the next month or so go and see your supply dealer and look overohe equipment for watering remembering a cheap sprinkler can be the most expen sive in the long run each year gardeners take a look at their lawn or 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lb bag wit f bonus booster tape frys cocoa hft with free 2js0 bonus booster tape monarch white 1 lb pkg 4ic r- ash6rove two weeks ago two members of the board of georgetown horticul tural society journeyed to bow- manville to negotiate terms with brookdale and kingsway nurser ies through the efforts of these two members mr e faris and mr e baij members of the so ciety can now order trees shrubs perennials etc at considerably less than catalog price this to me u such a wonderful offer that i am sure it will en- worrfcourage more to join the horti cultural society and to take ad vuuium havyamr miu v mm mut v vantage of this scheme and others fw thoughts on not as a strait- which arebeing planned if you wont further details please contact mr e faris 47 shelley st phone tr 74604 piano pupils op wr8 r h wright three piano pupils of mrs r h wright have 1 received ro- suits dt theirj royal conservatory ofr toronto exams iwhieh they wrote romnu at guelph 1 deveirr recew hdik ross austin is best drama festival actor the wms meeting was held on tuesday afternoon february 12th at the home of mrs clayton wil- son with president mrs leslie gif- fen opening with a hymn and pray- er roll call was answered with a verse or a sentence prayer for one another secretary mrs john suddeli read the minutes of the at meeting mrs thomasgiffen had charge of the devotional on being a christian today with scripture reading by mrs vera picket mrs clayton wilson read ger the study chapter was gi ven by mrs wilfred bird on bong kong and formosa telling of the leper campaand work among- the t patients she was assisted by mrs t j browridge mrs john m bird and mrs hectoe bird who also sang as a aptonout thank we all our god the prayer for our chosefk nussionary rev hilda johnson of india- wis given by mrs tieorge nurse meeting do ed with a social hour rcongretolauonavtbroai who won jh detjotor aiwitdiatfhl the fisher on tb bmh t ttww third itaby daughter fajbrawty 1mb on saturday young peat 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