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w tlhe georgetown hwwdtm april 5di 1950 are bantam champions pod after their victory standing left to right captain rohvbreen bob tost recreational director f self tp tucker hon ritchie seated bill dbbs bob webster sandy mackenzie- lynmacneale and bob freestone yphoto by albert slmson coming events boy scouts paper collection will be held on saturday april is baking by knox urday april 22 the office of dr j h cham- briln will be closed for vacation from april 1 0th to may 1st- sale and sale of churoh wasat- euchre pies and prizes at lihimouse hall april 6th 830 pm admission itoc aus pices of wa st albans ladies guild annual baiaar thursday april 13 in glen william town hall sewing bak ing candy fish pond the april meeting of norval junior farmers will be held at the borne of george wilson tuesday evening april nth juraiex mc- kinney will be the guest speaker georgetown novice hockey team will play guelph on monday at 7 pan prior to the ssnbrval in dustrial game admission 23c in- cludea both game daffodil dance st paul par iah hall norval tuesday april 11th bbchre to la sapper pro- vidl doris nulls orehestrm char lie campbell near teanager ad- aalaaton see a toronto man wins 500 hockey bond- eil ward large 81 sprinymoimt ave toronto holding ticket num ber til is winner 61 the hockey club draw for a 300 bond mr larues ticket was drawn by mayor harold cleavt at the hockey game last night- present for the cere mony which- took place on the ice between periods were president bob- lane ice president frank murfin jack guqning and jack armstrong who introduced the mayor over 700 of the 1000 tickets prin ted for the draw were sold it had originally been hoped to sell all- the tickets in town and district but when the club executive realized hat this would not be possible mjmewere sold in other centres the money will be used to help de- j fray costs of an expensive faockey season when gate receipts have not been high enough to cover the op- erating costs gfar flood is worst in history on ov tit mart serious floods in the history at olenwlllams oerur- red yesterday the credit branch which flows through tho village was swollen by heavy- rains and washed out the small bridge on main street past the dam the dam itself suf fered heavy damage a tree car ried by the swift water lodged at one corner apd dostroyed the foof bridge- over the dam at the corner o dam nearest st albans church earth gave way and part of the river took a bourse through this new opening tha dam ahut- jjlijalpntf weakened and it was feared tat aatime jhat jt would collapse- anot the abutments of the new bridge on- main street were also weakened i sfnool was catted off today be cause the basement of the united church where one clnaj mcu ws flooded the 9th line road was covered wrfth waler and this morn ing it was impossible- to use it the flats across front prestons grocery store were flooded extensive damage was mused it the beaumont knitting mills where the basement was flooded as well as tle boiler rooiv- tile plant is operating at half capacity al last reports the flod seemed to have passed its peak older llsidents of the glen claim it is the worst flood they have ever ex perienced and llie water is even 1lher than the last bit flood in 191 j sfs imval iwlwow smith fc stone are one fame up in the orc industrial league play off on monday night they woo il5 from norvai tjtr teama tell previously played one tie- game in their bestoflhree aejrles clark lyons norval sharpshooter receiv ed a fashtin the second period which required stitches when be was hit over the head by an oppos- 1ng playevs stick- the uab- xfjt received a match penalty sargntsqd gibbs- scored three apiece una aod wilson two each and norton ohe foe the winners scores were registered tor nerval by meaeelclh mefllure ingll and mcmurchyandtmefcaon the teams meet again next moot day tot- th4hlrdjnenoylee all- stars wtu jjtay guelph in a prelim inary nine at 7 oclock wiring ghon at enqueaina mnc fwtivaj fttt 12 the traditional 45 local skaters featured in grc ice revue easter food sale 5 strawberries perk up raspberrsjes those tired 5- biijererries pkg 48c pkgr 43c pkg 31c pkg 31c pkg 31c pkg 29c pkg 27c okg 33c appbitilis with j birds eye green peas frosted s wax beans foods cut corn 5 cauliflower schneiders beaver brand breakfast bacon schneiders smoked cottage roll ayuier fancy fruits for salad cartas eg sixease hettles canada dry ginger ale lb 57c h or whole lb 59c 20 oz un 42c pins deeeah 27c final plans have been made for the ice revue which georgetown recreation commission will present in the arena a week from friday mids kathleen anivs who has been instructing the local figure skating classes this winter is bringing some- visiting stars from the toronto skating club who will include pe ter firstbrook 1950 junior cham pion and vivi smith who placed third this year in the canadian senior championships- members of the weston skating club will also i take part and of course tfierltr is great interest in the appearance of 1 local skaters in two production i numbers i the womens institute is assist- j ing in making costumes members i of the skating club who will take j part in the show include pauline tyers sue crabtree marjorle spence janice bradley sandra i scott leona conn marilyn wnrnes marlene rau hat day pat vance j toots murphy mrs jack cuthbert lillian norton midrid norton i marilyn bell diane harrison lil lian shepherd gail wheeler mary barber patsy and betsy will son dorothy oates betty lou davis i dennis bell bruce den ham patsy i barrager joan rundle brenda bell peggy ann cowie brenda dawson lois den ham marlene kerns head gloria bain jill kent- nor toni lee judy mecumber loretta culbert joan cummin wendy foottlt dianne hillock patsy richardson karen scott john debeaulleu paul marshall wayne armann maxle harris and dolores herri ngton lefsquesins music festival reveal ed talent of a very high calibre according to adjudicator george smale director of mtcucat oje on- tafio school for the blind who jud ged the festlal on monday it took place in esqucslne community hall iit stewarttown insjector l i skuce and kenneth giles of bron te president of the festival associa tion were present and each spoke a few words two winners were chosen in each clas tb compete at the halton fes tival in milton next month- mr smile said iiat- competition was so close thnt only half a point separa ted the winners from their closest contenders and the marks of almost all entrants were very high winners were girls 7 and win der patricia mckay hornby mar garet morrison bannockburn girls 9 and under marilyn souther stone school maureen hepburn glen williams girls 11 and under marjorle mcdonald bannock- burn doreen howden hornby girls 12 and over margaret bird wat erloo nancy white norval boys 7 and under sherlock altken lome donnie curry lime- house boys 9 and under earl burt stone school grant surbey dublin boys 11 and under gor don brain pmegrove peter pom- eroy norval boys 12 and over bill thompson lome leonard bcnstead glen williams quel patsy carney and peter pomeroy norval margaret stark and chairmaine wood hornby choir 15 pupils and under wat erloo quatre bras choir under 29 pinegrove limehouse choir 2 and 3 rooms patricia norval chou25 pupils andover horn by blue mountain double trio norval glen williams in a new from the store with a grand tradition s church news farnells phone 75 free delivery mackenzie news tlls is hockey week in goor- retown with the maple leafs and the raiders in the midst of their playoffs if you would like a fuel that would give you quick heat when you need it and stay low if cheeked off alberta coal should suit for sprinjt weather at 1800 per ton the price is reasonable now u the time to get star ted on the plans for your new house or the alterations you have in mind or your present one come in and let us help you with your plans and esti mate the cost for you see you on your way to church on sunday with your new eaiter hat on j b mackenzie son lumber coal baptist church rev cha r gowor minister mn r h wright organist 10 am the resurrection of our lord 11 am r- sunday school 7 pm christ the victim or christ the victor april 16 and 33 also each week night the baptist brotherhood from toronto will conduct special ser vices si jahnsi uaitml church rev john m smith minister mr n laird director of music sunday school 10 ajn a special invitation is extended to adults easter worship 11 an r victory lesson mt 28 evening worship 830 pm the religious drama for re had great possessions will be presented la memorial hall- good friday 815 pja the oaptata darkness to dawn will be presented by the choir under the direction of mr if laird mm easter seal campaign for crippled children ends april 9th your support is urgently needed to xarry on this important work send your donation now to the secretary milton rotary club campaign sponsors 4n this district st georges chmreh archdeacon w g o thompson rector good friday three hours dev otion from noon day till three oclock easter holy communion 700 am sunday school 10 00 am holy communion 1 100 am evensong 700 pm st albans church glen good friday service at 800 p in kajjjt- holy communion 930 am sunday school 1010 am we will be open ail day thursday april 6th until 9 pm j v j toni permanent refill with shassim and spin cahers fljw cocoanut oil shamtoojaa- 4 and tie aaa me double davukrixe far dandralt ste tla kentners drugstore main street phone tjw delivery service after 4 pjb kaox and umeatsn fresbyterlaa cnarehes rev alex j calder ba knex fjhatcai 10 am sunday school 11 ajn public worship special music at both services this sunday choral service in the evening oawhesm 1m pjn sunday school m0 djb public worship weakend guests with llr aod aba fred hcnally lndudwl mr and mrs cm baemi and mr and un kenneth bedau and baby rad- car of datiojt aoab what better easter gift thunajlolvely 1 diamond come in and see them matching sets from 4000 1- bridal knot engagement and wedding set j in a muskal propoul box- 15000 barbers is the place to choose easter gifts to suit every pocketbook barbers ttunooda waidam main street r