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the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 2nd 1941 ry jwn june promotion list of glen williams public school egerton skitter long an lell yon paw hell hafta put on his new undies when he gets outa the tub daisy jes chewed his old ones oft the line names are in alphabetical order entrance cqass melvdn beaumont dolly blick gertrude cald charles crawford bobby heaton billie os- trander promoted from grade vii to grade vhi catherine haines hon don ald hancock bobby hepburn eugene logan on years work margueriu mcmenemy hon jlmmie norton gilbert preston hon bobby pres ton hon helen willett hon peggy wulett hon promoted from grade vi to grade vtj bobby addy hon j jackie beau mont hon bernice cain hon norma davidson hon harold davi son betty dickenson john haines norma mcmurdo on years work roy norton victor ostrander on years work shirley preston hon ernest thompson hon promoted from grade v to ocade vic laura dartssory mary davidson barbara dickenson leslie dickenson joseph pry jean goodchtld john hancock harold huts bobby norton mary ohara donald schenk palil wagstafte edna neil teacher junior room midsummer promotions promoted from grade iv to grade v beth bingham catherine blng ham hon nadlne mcquarrie mar ion stamp grade iv gerald ingus promoted from grade iii to grade iv eileen allen junior beaumont jtmm cain bernice gibbs william goodchild jean hancock louise hilts audrey norton kenneth norton les lie norton doris o hara carl schenk promoted from grade ii to grade iii jean beaumont blllle haines chums norton promoted from gradt i to grade ii gary cooper charline gibbs doroth goodchild buddy haines ronnic hi is blake intlis harold in l margaret mcquarrie isobel os ran dor v onnf i billv mcmurdo freddie dk kenson margaru lesllt teachtr dplson mr prank dolson mr and mrs john h mcolure mr and mrsj james eccles mlsa jean ecclea miss ryia lyons douglas mbcxure bramp ton mrs h m thornton miss enid thornton miss sadie leslie mrs hugh clark mrs oliver mothersul joseph mothersul oliver mothersul miss ida mckane toronto mr and mrs edgar lyons mrs norman russell joan russell miss bea lyons mr bert lyons streets- vllle mr and mrs john r campbell miss margaret campbell mr donald campbell mr blllle campbell terra cotta mrs r s gibson miss alma gib son miss beverley williamson ha milton mr and mrs harold lyons mrs john hunter miss edith lyons clark lyons norval miss gertrude anderson niagara falls mr hugo lyons mr and mrs j j campbell mary campbell mr and mrs ro lyons helen lyons mr and mrs wm lyons mr and mrs wm hutchinson mrs wm henry miss ethel hutchinson miss anna mae hutchinson mr clare hutchinson mrs vv j henrv cheltenham m ss marie giffen creemore mr and mrs r w gladstone guelph mrs annie carruthers avening stewarttown little eelyn smith had a birthday and a bi rhda partj list week the little folks citainl had a fine time mk lamb un taken to si joseph hospital in guelph lor treatment last week at the examinations held recently in guelph b ilu toronto conserva torj of music miss elennor smith patod hen gwdr ii exam with first honour slie is a pupil of mrs pure food store its hot make homemade icecream for dessert jello icecream mix w loc kellogga krumbles delicious wlih prulf 2 pkgs 23c apple juice choice unsweetened 20 oz tins 3 for 25c jergens toilet soap one cent sale 4 bars 16c hornes punch lemon orange grape makes 13 glasses bottle 25c it white shoe polish will not rub off 15c 25c fly coils 10 for 19c cocacola the pause that refreshes conte o 5 bottle in cartons of 6 special meat values choice sweet pickled cottage roll lb 30c by the piece pork tenderloins choice fresh lb 37c back bacon choice mealed by the piece lb 39c pork sausage wellington brand lb 25c breakfast bacon smoked streaky by the piece lb 29c 2 m 1 bug killer 5 lb bag 25c a e farnell phone 75 free delivery mil bi lv george wade and his corn huskers invite you to dance every wednesday and saturday at ferndale park pavilion old time and the very latest in modern dance music admission 35 cents follow the crowds to ferndale and dance to the best music and calling in canada the lyons clan hold reunion i watch our window j fob weekly ice cream specials and confectionery fresh fruit and nut sundae 13c 2 for 25c longs confectionery t icegey the a tr e friday july 4 sky murder a nlrk carter adventure with walter pidgeon comedv boobs in the woods cartoon swing cleaning fox news saturday july 5 keep your seats please a laugh riot with george fonnbv novelties spook speaks tomorrow stars take it or leave it mad hatter chapter ii the shadow matinee at s wednesday and thursday july 9 and 10 the great dictator charlie chaplin in the funniest comedy of his career cartoon pop and mum in wild oysters commercial printing our specialty irv happ gnihtring of tht ljon cif i hi id thiir sixth n union on sit urtii j nt 28th a ptel park strcetsvllle bountiful lui ch was servtd at noon follov id b sptecn rom th prendtnt mr jimus 1k uu una i toast to the lyons clin proposed bj mr r w gladstont mpp guelph ind sponded to b mr thomas lons of georgitown tht secrtiarys report was thin given by miss mamie campbell georgetown who welcomed to the clan eighteen new mtmotrs by marriage and slxuen by birth since the as reunion three jears ao the president then asked for a moment of silence in memorj of seven members who have been removed by deatli namelj mr j l clark mr w j dolson mr james lons mr hugh clark mr alex campbell mrs mary quancc and mrs blake puller small gifts accompanied by congra tulntions and good wishes were pre ented to five members of the clan who arc over eighty years of age namely mrs james lvons brampton mrs william henrj cheltenham mis d cimpbell georgetown mr hamilton ljons georgetown and mr i jocsph mothersul brampton who was unable to be present on iccount of illnes grim cx ele georgetown received ihe prize for the joungest member present the sports committee kept everjone bils during the afternoon w splendid programnu of events fol lowing ire the prize winners bov nrcier six donald anderson donald birrttt girl under ix hi ion lvons joan birrett b tn der t i bobbj casetv rn ander on g rl inder tin- bivetlty witliim oi b ir ev ciilc bov uiidir iwdvc clirk ljon bobbv l i youi k mi i r ice jim i vol hirrv banc i oinc kdns rice e hel ltslie fdi h i ons tltrrnc nun no hiri birritt cmplxll sinclair marni i ladies race mrs emm r on mclvlnnej mrs norman rilstll waking race miss ria lyon mrs ro lons balloon race jim and kathleen ljons nnil iiiiing mr jim lons mrs ro loils rav andirson stepping off one inndred ards w t sinclair thos anderson t e follow lr officers were elected for 1944 president mr edgar ljoru- 1st vicepresident mr harold lyons 2nd vice president mr george lesllt secretarj treasure- miss mamie m cimpoell after singing god save the king ill departed satisfied with the dc ughtiul afternoon ne fo low ing were present mr and mrs t l leslie mr and mrs j cascley shirley caseley bobby caseley grant caseley mrs b fetch mr thos anderson mr and mrs francis thompson miss kathleen lyons miss betty lyons jim lyons mr and mrs thos lyons miss mar- jorle mckane mr and mrs james mckane mr hamilton lyons mr and mrs albert dolson mr herbert dol son mr and mrs clarence ander son mr raymond anderson donald anderson betty jean anderson mrs d campbell miss mamie campbell mr and mrs w t sinclair mr and mrs campbell sinclair mrs starrew letdie miss christine leslie mr and mrs george leslie mlas ethel leslie mr eric leslie bobby leslie mr and mrs fred lyons miss nora lyons georgetown mrs a a lyons mr and mrs ed ward cation miss marion cation mr and mrs w a lyons mrs e mc- klnney ross mcklnney bulls mc- rlnney mr and mrs harry barrett joan barrett donald barrett mrs james p lyons mr and mrs t o schoo has clo rd for the homdajs and m ss k 1 i its returned to her honti in clifford mtss kelse has bun i good i icliir nnd we ire sorrv to n liei to mi dick s andish ind her children hive run i id to tliorokl alter a hori visi at her honu here her mother wmt wl h h i for i few dajs it was nici to have mirj hire a if only foi i li tk whili mrs jick tnd mis- fnncis jenkln oi md ted s indish went cimping io a few d ij with mr md mrs frank jinkinson nnr jackson point mr norn n bi lj mr and mrs tid bai end jolin of toronto spent end i their home here hoard has been erected on the chun h it rounds with the inscrip tion st john s church oi england stew in i own trooper tom dickenson of toron to was home for dominion day the barber floral co flowers for evejy occasion we wire flowers an where phone 47w gfcorgftown member of the tloristb telegraph delivery assoc the georgetown herald british war victims fund ghs entrance continued from page 1 on written examination bailey george beaumont melvin blick marjorie brown rqbert collins bruce cousens pamela evans john hfnnfy elizabeth howard kathleen huffman william lyons clark mcdonld doris os rrandfr w illiam poolc pmlli rosf mfl bmi i h una wilson marion wric olesworfh mabel ton tentre on e w ork allan kfnneth i hon brunllle jeanne crawford john crewson fred hon dfssbreault joyce evans nnetta fletcher hope force donald fryer clayton graff anna hon hargrav e lorraine harris jlan holmes helen holmes robert johnson osorge kingshott freddie lappin thelma loutttt kay marchment shirley marzo norma mchugh stanley mckinnon audrey orourke james pallant dorothy hon pargeter joan hon robertson margaret hon rumley joan hon ryan margaret somerville fyfe hon stewart john hon van der gunten ena vincent william hon watson irene wilson evelyn wornham thora on written examination bjxton marjorie brttton elizabeth chtlcott dorothy ohisholm roy frank lorna chon johnso ear kanis peter laing wtlla lasby annie robinson lloyd swackhamer olar thompson ernest thompson margaret wilfn t1if trout begin to bite three core jears and more b several looking back along the trail by the roothllls near the mountains down the valley through the tfale along the path that leads to nowhere through the meadows blooming w to uie pool btneoth hi willows when the trout begin to bite years have gone with man changes time has touched our hair with gray old time friends and vanished pleas ures silently have passed away ut there comes io mc a vision from a past of real delight just a kid again afishin when the trout begin to bite you mnv talk of other pleasures of the jovs jou used to know of the happiness and pleasure in the dnvs of long ago all m uoublti seem to vanish and m cares have taken flight when i take a jaunt a flshln and the trout begin to bite so mj ncj paints a picture that mi well be understood whin the willow flies are flashing and the tang is in the blood and there comes tht youthful longing tint cm never vanish quite just i ntvtr absent vision whin tin trout begin to bite time mav bring me m xn pleasures jovs imnumlxred ki and thick but it does not seem to strike me just like fishln in the cieek yoi mav have jour banks and money bonds and aens and the like but m flshln pole is plenij when the trout begin to bite the u s navy now if the united states should go to war or take nnj further nonbelligerent steps in aid of britain she will find her navy on a virtual war footing since the collapse or france tht united states has embarked on a tremendous naval expansion program destined to give her a full fighting fleet on both her atlantic and pacific coasts bui none of the vesnels authorized last year has as jet been laid down and although most of the smaller ships should be commissioned by 1945 the two ocean navy will not be in service until 146 or 1947 a crisis at present would mean that the united states must fight w 1th her present one- ocean fleet depending for its mobility on passage through the panama canal during the past ten years uie american fleet has remained in the pacific almost continuously with small detachments in europe asia and the caribbean with the outbreak of war in europe naval vessels on the other side of the atlantic were replaced by coastguard cutters and some of the old world war destroyers and sub marines were brought out to assist in the contrail of the panamerican neu trality zone last spring the main body of the fleet was sent to pearl harbour hawaii where it has been based ever since the navy department then sought to strengthen its small nucleus of ships in the atlantic and five days alter japan joined the axis last october it was announced that a newly organised patrol force with its own command was to be established la the atlantic in february of 1m1 this force was raised to me status of died rfed in esque mj township on saturdaj june 28th 1941 christina trtjir beloved wife of rufus reed in her 7oth year separate fleet and the navy resumed the three fleet organiza ion abandon ed in 1022 at the moment the disposition of the licit is approximately as follows ttxact figures are of course not avall- ibi 1 the pacific fleet based in hawaii ncludes the major striking power of the navj with 12 of its most modem battleships to match the 10 capital ships of japan as well as four air craft carriers which are considered more than a match for the japanese lighter but more numerous carriers he bulk of the light and heavy cruls- tr many destroyers and submarines and four wings of patrol planes each consisting of 3 to 5 squadrons of 12 plane 2 the atlantictlect probably total ing 125 vessels it is built around the oiree oldest battleships and the hah demilitarized training ship wyoming i includes several new cruisers 2 n i re rif t carriers destroy ers submar- mis patrol planes like the pacific ilett tliis group is provided with a full ruin of auxiliary and siipply ships fi iiciing tht completion of the new i on on tlie british islands and the ntw fleet anchorage being prepared in puerto r o the atlantic fleet is based on the 1 reo gnat mainland bases of bos on new york and norfolk vir ginia as well as the caribbean outposts as far south is the panama canal on the allans fleet which is due for a great ex pan ion from the newly on i irted vessels is strong enough to dtal with raiders to it goes the job of carrying out the naval patrol isublshed well out into the atlantic ind to it would presumably be given the job of convovine if such a step uee dicded upon in both those activities great assistance would be given bj the long range patrol bombers of which there are at wesent about 300 in service on all fronts 3 the asiatic fleet includes about 35 cruisers destrojers and submarines as well as a minor force of patrol planes which hap however been re- c ntiy reinforced it is based on manila in the philippines a strong harbour which has however no facil ities for repairing capital ships neither the british dutch or americans maintain any battle ships in the tar east approximate compo- themavyln sitton of twoocean service jan navy 1946 31 1941 battleships 32 15 aircraft carriers 18 6 light and heavy cruisers 91 37 destroyers 365 159 submarines 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