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the georgetown herald georgetown ontario wednesday evening october 13th 1948 r ublic school field day held at park thursday i- thc publu suhool 1 iclri duy uus c lly y held at the tmk int tbursduy un- colorful wedding ceremony der the supervision of the teaching at st georges church staff assmcd by itccrentlonal blr -j- clpr hal nyvtmah ai starter ond tall atandnrdl of white and red p li hairifu the junior tirades i gludlol- and white chtysanthe- enjoyed garner and n pcttuutsmumi with musses of trhnvm aut- scramule at tl ichool a peq umn leaves decorated beautiful old nut scramble ilso ended nctivuks f si george f church on saturday at jiiu- park john de benulicu 11110 dorothy williams look live senior champion ships with lfi and 13 points with frank cartel 13 and paulino ty ers b ni second place iio- meglu 14 was followed by donnld cleave 7 in the into mediate hoyi v and orothy hillcr and shirley mcnol iy had ii polrte apiece to tie for intermediate girl- with muriel spence 7 in third place bruce denham 12 ui d i ranci hulme 0 were tap in junior boys dioone harrison and cjniie bradley had oj each and cioldin milne 1 in the girls class i complete results follow senior boys 100 yard john dcbeaulieu don ald ford frank carter 200 yard ford dcbeaulieu carter shot put 35 2 dcbeaulieu carter ford bicycle race caitci fred dicken son ford high jump 4 5 de bcaulleu lauience rayner car ter broad jump 14 9 carter dcbeaulieu ford senior girls 80 yard dorothy williams paul ine tyers donna thompson 110 yard tyers thompson orlo ry- all 3leggcd joan harrison and betty lou daii ryoll and wil liams pauy vance and tyers high jump 3 7 thompson wll- liami marina emmerson broad jump 13 9 williams tyere harrison intermediate boys 75 yawl ross mcgill donald cleave lyn macneale 220 yard mcgill macneale cleave bicycle race carl hill cleave mcgill high jump 3 10 mcgill mac neale ronald breen broad jump 12 3 r mcgill cleave arthur mcgulgan intermediate girls 50 yard dorothy hillcr shir ley mcnally gretchen bradley 100 yard hillcr muriel spence mcnauy 3 legged katy williams and mcnally dorothy majucry and marlene rau patsy day and louise tucker hleh jump 3 10 spence mcnally leon a conn broad jump 11 0 hillermc- nally margaret bryden junior bays 60 yard bruce dcnham fran cis hulme calvin king high jump hulme john cobcan denham broad jump 13 4 denham donald puckering king boot and shoe thomas dobbie daniel martin williari vivian 3legged george gibbs and cobcan dcnham and puckering hulme and dobbie mrtorglrlsr 50 yards diannc harrison marilyn cleae claudia milne broad jump 12 b milne har rison sandra sott boot and shoe claire bradley sandra bradley gail king 3 u gged patsy rich ardson and kathenne sorensen lillian shephcd and claire brad ley bets willion and caroyln copland relays senior boy- lbt john debeou lieu terry bludd ronald ritchie lawrence ravi ir 2nd frank car ter ernest kcrnetz george web ster george hoiie 3 carman malt by ross mcgill ronald breen john doherty senior girh 1st dorothy wil liams dorothy majutfry orlo ryull gretchen bradley 2nd ann bedell margaret bryden muriel spence dorothy hillcr 3rd marina em merson surannc lewis shirley mcnally marilyn warnes inter boys 1st bruce dcn ham francis hulme kenneth langdon jack handy 2nd fred dickenson thomas palmer ronald herrinflton terry mcgill jrd lyn macneale bruce norton terry harley sandy mackenzie inter girls 1st katy williams jacqueline graham ann hyde barbara bradley 2nd joyce dcn ham dorothy oatcs dlanne hil lock marie roe 3rd sandra scott ellen dickenson marilyn cleave maxine ryull afternoon october dth when dar rell winifred diiwson daughw ol mr and mrs krncst dawson of this town was united in marriage to philip bejrtram howard of can ada howard ftwis milton son 6f mr and mrs bertram e howard of toronto atchdeacon w g o thompson performed the ceremony and mrs w f bradley wasat the uicun the jervce was fully choral and wai sung b the combined sen ior and junior choiri of st gcor- go s in the procctslonal hymn piaue my soul the king of hea ven the children sang a descunt composed by the bride and during the signing of the register they tang the brother jumea air the bride given in marriage by her father wore a graceful gown of blush ivorj uitin with deep shoulder yoke of net edged with aatin rosebuds there was a slight train and the long bridal veil was held by a coronet of satin trimmed with becd pearls her flowers were white roios and tiny white chry santhemums he 1 attendants were her sister miss barbara dawson as maid of honour and miss marion leckic and mlb margaret bradley as bridesmaids all three wore gowns of cardinal red moire taf feta with matching caps they car ried bouquets of white carnations and all wore hand wrought silver crosses gifts of the bride the flower girl wa the bride s niece gail dawson of owen sound and she wore blush pink taffeta with rosebud headdress the junior choir girls worr- white dresses and scarlet caps and each had a red carnation at the shoulder donald dawcon brother of the bride was best man and the ushers were the groorr s brothers ted and bob howard for the reception at lyndmn farm home of the brides parents mrs dawson rhos a gown and matching hat of smoke blue while mrs howard the grooms mothet wore pearl gray later the happy young couple left on a motor trip to northern ontario and quebec the brides going away suit was of cranberry red wool with black accessories and corsage of white roses more than 500 delegates from 1 measures and ways of improving canada and the us assembled at i conditions for workers in the dawson college st johns que are- 1 woods top photo shows delegates ccntly for the summer meeting looking on during a fireproof paint of the woodlands section canadian pulp and paper study new woodlands median 1 ra tio methods forest conservation test lower left is shown a log association tofkld loader a gargantuan mechan ical contraption wfclch saves hours of manual labour and typifies the heavy machinery some of the i worlds largest used by the pulp and paper industry both inside plants and in the bush lower trlcm is a gadget which attracts much attention a mechanical axe for wood splitting it far outstrips the strongest muscle monthly health clinics begin in georgetown last friday line first in a scries of monthly child health clinics was held in the legion hall the clinics are planned for t secon friday in each month and are for infants and p reschool children they are under the direction of the halton health unit seventeen children attended on friday for examination and toxoid injections dr j mather county medical offi cer of health supervised the free elinic assisted by miss ellen weed mark georgetown and district nurse miss audrey anderson of milton ond mrs norman verdec a volunteer fro ti the i o d e next month clinic will be held on wednesday november 17th af ter which the clinics wil revert to the regular friday schedule mrs w wrigglesworth wat ashgrove native a native- of ashgrove mrs wal ter wrigglesworth passed away at guelph general hospital on tues day october 5th she was former ly an no bell alexander a daughter of the late john alexander and catherine canteon and had spent all her life in the ashgrove com munlty until moving to guelph about fifteen vears ago surviving besides her husband are three childien mrs clarence jstrome corinm ross and mrs william norrish wlnnlfred of guelph she was predeceased by two brothers john franklin in 1029 and william j who died last dec ember she also leaves eight grandchildren following a funeral service in guelph on friday a service was held in ashgnive church conduc ted bv rev c if fin thompson of hamilton pallbenrt rs were fred wrigglesworth fred morrison clayton dick j e bellboddy munn nixon of milton and her bert cantelon l strcetsville in ferment was made in ashgrove cemetery fire destttovs house in glen social and personal the beautiful monty logan house in the glen was completely des troyed by a fire believed to have been caused by an everheatcd stove on sunday afternoon the house which steod beside the river near the far bridge orrihc main road through the dlen was one of the prettiest hi the district despite efforts of neiphbouni and of the georgetown f i brigade the fire gained such headway that the house und contents we c ly destroyed this effort fire brigade wet hampered by in ability to get the pumper working and the blaze had to be fought with etumiialb another fire call was received by the local brign le at noon on mon day when overheated furnace pipes threatened the arthur bettkc house on maple avenue no dam age was reported visitors for he week end with mr and mrs curly wheeler glen williams were mr and mrs ii heidebrccht of ottawa miss paul in shea of montreal wos a visitor for the holiday week end at the home of mr and mrs r b foulls hoy foulis who has been recuperating at home after an operation which he underwent two months age expects to return to his position in montreal in an- other week mr and mrs graham faro ell and carroll spent the weekend in nia gara falls as guests of rov and mrs r c todd lltors with mr and- mrs howard wrigglesworth were mr and mrs clarence stephens and paul of thorold arfd jmr and mrs harvey clarke anxlbetty of j brampton vv mr james f evans attended the ontario insurance agents convcn- tion at the royal york hotel tor onto last thursday visitors for tne weekend with mrs harry lawson stcwurttown 1 included mrs noble mr and mrs vickers ind larry and mr george mcdowell of toronto and harry paul and pete lawson of acton iya jttftiftwmwiwwii ti maiaiicm jiauatia conservatives choose county representatives at a meeting in the public lib rary last thursday evening county representatives were chosen by the local progressive conservative or ganization those elected were vice pres thos lyons lady vice mrs arnott karly youth chairman jack thomp son organizers ward 1 perc clesve ward 2 david crlchton ward 3 arnott karly power interruptions in georgetown have not as yet been a reality chatting with anne 11 the holiday weather wasnt ju what we would have liked espec- l lally erin fair day out everyoaa had i good time anyway dls covered that tor eighteen yearsim mrs walter gray from town hexaip has judged the ladies exhibits at krih fair and had received a nloaj letter inviting hctri i6 talfe parti again this year wc hear jnore in 1 tcrc4ting things aboui 5ur qeorgfr town folk every day jl mr j6hj kcmshiiad and airs thomas grieve have just returned from an auxiliary convention at sault ste marie where they repre- f sen ted the georgetown branch of the ladles auxiliary to thc legion mrs ktimshcad as president of the georgetown branch and mrs grieve as zone represcntative- thcy report an interesting trip mrs w j alexander spent sun day with the homans of brampton sunday seems to be the day for fires it is tf sad thing to sec any ones home destroyed by fire par ticularly one v 1th as much beauti ful stonework as the logan home la the glen speaking of uoncwork there is a beautiful house being built on durham street by the haines bros their workls noted for its beauty of design sure hope the snow stays away until the roads are in better condl tion on thursday afternoon mrs marshall timbers entertained at a tea in honour of mac guests birth day noticed that none of the girl were bragging about their birth days anymore we must be getting old the nicest part of the week tsi our opinion was the wedding of darrell dawson and philip howard being a guest had its disadvantages so decided to stay on the outs id for awhile and get a better perspec tive had taken a peek at the church and found it decorated beautifully in red and white first wc saw mrs don dawott- nance to her friends charming as usual in a green taffeta gown- then we noticed mrs ernest daw son darrclls mother in smoker blue gown with matching hat trimmed with cardinal red fea ther in keeping with the colour scheme trying to slip unobtru sively into thp church and look ing almost like a bride herself the flower girl little gail daw son was lovely in pink then carnal barbara dawson as maid of honor margaret brtmlcy and mario lccklc as bridesmaids dressed alike in cardinnl red taffeta a fit ting colour for an autumn wed- ding they vuerc outstandingly striking surely 1 thought 4 bride can look nicer than these and then came darrell so beautl ful in her ivory blush wedding gown that no words could des cribe her and t thought of music sunshine and flowers and all things of bearw willi the girls choir singing brother jamej a darrell came in with her father with radiant happiness on her face to meet philip our own archdeacon w g o thompson waited to perform the ceremony in his usual sincer manner all was happiness and fun at the reception for about one hun dred and fifty guests where mrs dawson and mis howard received many and beautiful were the gifts darrell and phil received during the taking of pictures a rainbow appeared across the river and those nineteen ducks which have been in everything the dawsotft family have done this year wer in the picture too these little things made u happy day happier and darrell and phil left for a northern trip for their honeymoon all in all it wai quite the nicest wedding we have seen in a long while e to this fortunate condition will continue just as long is we are abl stay within the quota of killowatt hours allotted us by the ontario hydro commission attention domestic consumers it u your responsibility to tave electricity in order that pay envelope will not be reduced industry is doing its part to conserve are you georgetown hydro commission mam ferris sheard wedding at norval manse a quiet wedding was solemnized at the presbyterian manse norvnl on friday october oth when hel en dernice slicard daughter of mr und mrs j g davidson of ah- grove was united in marriage to harold thomas ferris son of mr and mrs thomai ferris of harris ton hev j self officiated f the bride wore a tray uabardlna suit pink blouie and black acce sorlog with u corsage of rd sweetheart roses the ceremony was attended bv the parents of the bride and groom and the brldea sistcrin law mrs a sheard o toronto the eojple left on a mo tor trip to north bay they will reside at ashgrove on their return caed of thanks i wish to thank friend for kind nesses shown me while x wan putlent in st michaels hospital toronto t w treanor j this is u 1 2page paper