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high tales published by students of georgetown high school imperial oh underwrite s a mm m ot jomi a zwmioa topic ctaadian champ plowmen volume 1 no 13 georgetown ontario wednesday april 8 1953 cadet display and commencement awards hon mogilvray a display of efficiency and pre- rdsion rifle drill was viewed by i spectators oh both nights of the 1 commencement after short intro laucuons by instructor prouse and major whitney a brief rifle drill from a squad of cadets held the j audience in suspense the only commands were five whistles and i everything turned out perfectly on athletic night several awards were presented crossed rifles and crown 6 and crossed rifles 2 la loiter in the evening mayor jack armstrong ipresented major bill whitney with the lt col john r barber trophy for cadet proficien- cy during the year ending last jifne all cadets present on both evenings were in uniform cadet major whitney banff summer course cadet major bill whitney has been one of the lucky cadets eho sen from central command group that will participate in the national cadet camp at banff this summer to be chosen foe such an honour one must be efficient all round and in the cadet coups the camp is held each summer for 3 weeks for the best 150 canadian cadets of the year chosesjrorn 55 000 cadets one weefc will te for recreation one speht in a bivouac camp on the flower levels of the cascade moun tain and the remaining time for advanced military training the rec xeation consists of tours to beauty spots such as lake louise yoho valley norquay mountain trail rides and swimming in the hot springs the bivduwt camp in cludes woodcraft fieldcraft and first aid in the mountains the ad vanced training in designed to pro vide an interesting and varied programme consistent with avail able facilities all in all major whitney or bill as we know him is a very lucky chap and he will bring pride and recognition to the georgetown cadets i hint astray a woman at a style show was at tracted by an evening gown worn by a curvaceous model that would look nice at our party satur day she hinted to her husband sure would he agreed why not invite her editorial frrins is here don souther this years commencement pro ved very definitely that grs has good talent there is only one time in the year when this talent can be shown under school auspices a large crowd attended both nights and trie same crowd would be present if a high school dramatic association was putting on a play this would be a big help to the student coun cil as far as funds are concerned and probably they would derive more revenue from a play than from a party if we had an association of actors in the school the students could learn all the different aspects of the stage ghs definitely has talent as was show n on thursday and friday it was a great deal of work but it was also fun if we had a drama club we would be keeping up with the toronto schools where drama clubs are co the student council would never again be stuck for funds for crests etc we have an excellent director to start the ball rolling mr lambert did a fine job of directing and pro ducing the commencement play later on this position could be ta ken by students making an all- studen drama club a lot of fun can be had and who knows but from ghs might come one of can ada top actors spring must be here cor the school has broken out in a rash of jtaseball it isn t safe to walk across the field for fear of being clanked on the noggin by some stray base ball another sign of spring is the beginning of training for the inspection sergeant al teeter is here again tearing his hair as he sees georgetown s last hope march ing across the field every avail able offduty student is how being briefed in how to train for the inspeotidh there are some good instructors and material and also some bad material but you have to take what you can get an international plan which will provide national plowing champions in canada and many other coun tries with an expensepaid trip to compete in world plowing matches has been announced by john a carroll president of world cham- tpdonship ploughing organization the plan he said was proposed last week by companies operating in canada europe and north afri ca it eliminates one of the great est problems in world plowing financing of movements of compet ing plowmen to countries where the matches will be held the georgetown hklftlp wednesday evening april 8 10m page 7 let the county court of the county of halton in toe matter of an application under section ss8 subseouon 98 of the municipal act being rj3c 19m chapter s4sf and in the matter of a- by law of the mamctpml corporation of the town of georgetown to change the name of factory street to park avenue appointment upon thel appjjcatxon of the the first world plowing match tnat thfe n- municipal council of the town of organized by wcpo will be in co- thin worth celebrating each year a- bourg ont in conjunction with the and about the eame ume w much ontario plowmens association an- simllarlt only that theirs was nual fourday international match southing with a much deeper from october 6 to 9 the second meanln gradually the two were world match will be held in eire c with the christian festi- next year val predominating so at the eas ier carroll said that during then- l suftda at stay in canada this year plowmen our jjamdrthinking subject of the easter su ing service at st johv church rev john his meditation on the scripture count of the resurrection as tpven in matthew 28 with the text yerse they worshipped him but some doubted in which ot these ways is our easter thinking directed mr smith pointed out that the festival of easter was originally not a christian one but was in hon or of the goddess of storing and the renewal of the earth to life beau ty and brightness the early chris tians knew after the resurrection 9a report qne of our school mates shirley amos has moved to codrington ontario while ev harris who un derwent an operation for appendi citis is back with us now ttie-twrv-tmfiht- nfiur ptimtnprc year by if choir report hev hyde the girls are very ipleased with themselves because for the first night of commencement w e sang the choir pieces without the music the next night they knew betteri the mixed choir group can really take a bow for they didn music at all the mixed choir has received many compliments believe it or not just because they ve all come from parents of some of the stud ents in the choir means nothing they were still compliments now that commencement is over all i can say is halton festival here we come in flying colours too in order to get the entry blanks into the festival board on time a walk to sftewartlown was neces ment were a great success we were very proud of the display put on by the cadets under the command of major bill whitney this year we had something new a mixed choir conducted by ken harrison which was a delightful addition to our already well known girl choir thecqwcre two iplays one by the upper school pot luck and the junior good master constable under the direction of miss rose piercey a group of square dancers replaced the charleston last year during the procedure of the two nights scholarships proficiency aw ards honour crests and grad uation diplomas were given out along with the trophies for the track meet festival and cadets the solos ducts and double trios are practicing hard for the halton music festival with all the excitement past and more coming we arc taking a rest in between a rnuoh longed for eas tcr vacation competing in the world competi tion will be guests of canadian plowmen and imperial oil in fu ture years imperial oil will pay the travelling apenses of canadian national plowing champions to world matches overseas the travelling expenses of com petinj plowmen from europe and north africa will be covered this compan opera 1 mean it only took and a half with this 111 sign off hour if visit your rcaf career counsellor at georgetown municipal office tuesday april 14th 1 2 noon to 7 pm this is your opportunity to get complete informa tion on what the air force can offer you as an aircrew officer or as a skilled airman or airwo man technician in a mod ern aviation trade summer bowling plana made at district meet lawn bowlers of district 9 of the provincial lawn bowling asiocia tion were represented b fourteen men whi met in mreetsiue on march 27th district ehurmin bob durne of milton presided and clubs rej resented were central park milton mimuo new t ironto oak ille port credit and streets ille tlio chairman ro orted on work bein done b the pl11a ind u tin dates set r r tin oi in n 1 c in udian inn m nslup m m he d te s ind ther irr mi m tints for the plui ind the globe doubles tour naments wtie ilso ieiiortcel the issckiitirn ins set d itrs for the initial stite or the district ch tmpi nslups the first round stutii june mh with disltut fi it s n july 10th the wmi cms will pi iv if the third sum it brampton n julj iilh the final iciui d lo determine the- ontario chrnj inns will be it hamilton n august 2nd keen interest is ex peeled this year with the winners having the opportunity to o npelc with other prownces for the c ina dian championship and the right to raprcsent canada at the british empire games at victoria next year those clubs present drew num 9b report terry harley commencement has come and gone and with it our imitation of a play we stood up there in front of the sea of faces and tried to hide behind our family size mustaches vou have to admire the courage ot one when he stands there after the curtains are down all covered with sweat and his left eyebrow running dow n his cheek as he says gee i wasn t een nervous bcrs to determine their position in the first game of the district match the chairman drew for clubs who were not represented at the meet ing it only remains for clubs lo send in their entries to determine the greens on which the games will be pljed entries must be sent t the district secretary before june plans for the tuesday r nendly sei ics were drawn up host club will lc in the order of the nuni in i s dn n for the district mate h iluinplon will t first host n june 16ih ilu chin n in t id those n sent th it at tin sprint meeting thi pi wneiil president hid congi itu il he 1 the issociili n on in uigiit ii iiiiel1 ginie bcrios ben rachlin closes acton clothing store their homelands these companies will m years when the world match is held in their country act as joint hosts with national plowmen to the competitors from other coun tries imperial oil and the overseas companies will jointly sponsor a world championship plowing trophy to be known as the esso golden plow it will be emblematic or world supremacy in plowing mr carroll said the plan had been worked out at meetings last week between himself j d tho mas of toronto wcpo executive vice president alfred hall of wor kington england world secretary of wcpo and officials ot the spon soring companies the plan has been accepted by the boird or directors of world championship ploughing ortamzi tion represented on the board are canada sweden great britain inland eire west germany noi way and holland in addition the plan would cover competing national champions from italy france belgium den mark tunisia morocco algeria switzerland and northern ireland interest in competing in the world match has also been shown by the usa and austria mr carroll for 16 years was sec retary manager of the ontario plowmen s association with mr hall he was one of the pioneers of formation of wcpo two years ago mr carroll became a charter mem ber of the world plowing group during a visit to england as team manager or the 1950 winners of the opa international match esso transatlantic class he is first pros ident of wcpo he said the international plan was considered of jueh importance to world plowing that mr hall flew from england it ilm st a minutes n ticc to l ke pirt in the disc us sums during his week long slay here mr hill m sited cobourg ind the site of the world match mr hill said the pi in will il i w i untius to t nipcte who though e ier to tike p irl would hie been unable to attend prc i usly im iusc of v momic ic is ns ii nu ans th it we will h ivi s m i i f the w ids host plowmen is p ssil e it this ctrs first woim i ith our easter service we should ex amine our easter thinking making sure that though the human element may be present that the true christian directive is uppermost we should make sure our think ing is directed te jesus if he had taken the easy way when things looked black for him as we almost ccrtaindy would have done there would have been no happy easter as we know it but let us remem- herthahewent through the ag ony of gethsemane the cruel suf fering of the cross though blame less agony and suffering so intense it rung from him the cry my god my god why has thou forsaken me all for us which should also direct our easter thinking to god because god permitted this suffer ing and suffered himself through it because he was concerned about us about our slipping away from him and this was the way he chose to show us of his love and concern for us in the hope we would worship and believe of our own choice and not doubt then as matthew records the first disciples went to the tomb on easter morn to honour the dead but soon they found that god nad done something something big so big that they were bewildered per plexed il looked as if death had been turned into life their defeat into victory their triumph so great it took time to realize god had cer tainly vindicited his son jesus and vindicated their belief in him and yet some doubted too big for them to grasp how much proof do we need let us keep our easter thinking triumphant not doubting and if pur baster thinking is going to be straight it must be directed to man as well as to jesus and god the iather that is gods wish all this was done for man because of god s love for him so our think ing must be directed to the bring ing of man into the kingdom of god on earth that is why just before jesus left this earthy he commissioned his disciples and through them commissions us to go info all the world and preach the gospel to e ery creature so if we get our easter thinking straight and honour our commis sum then with god s hclip we should be ible to bring in the brother- n d of man under god his great plan for his world and surely our mc tie st desire peace and goodwill the world oer what an incen tive the easter message brings to our eister thinking the chon sinj the anthem king georgetown i hereby appoint the 22nd day of april aj 1953 at my chambers in the court house in the town of milton at the hour of 10 3d o clock in the forenoon for considering the by law of the mun icipal corporation of the town of georgetown to change the name of factory street to park avenue and for hearing those advocating and opposing the change and i do hereby order that a copy of the 3y law and this ap pointment should be served on the registrar tfor the registry divis ion of the county of halton at least two weeks before the time appoin ted below and i hereby order that notice of the application herein be published once in the ontario gazette at least two weeks before the time o appointed and p least once a week for four successive weeks in the georgetown herald dated at georgetown this 18th day of march ajd 1953 415 w n robinson judge eavestroughing plumbing heating don houston phone 547 w highest prices paid for scrap iron steel metals batteries mlscduneoaa farm scrap delivered to our yard 175 caroline st n hamilton l waxman sons phone hamilton 27061 and 83611 of km in i i che hu i uf m w i ilesw erth mrs s u shop sanf in jo j ir le n and the jun h sweet is the shep flowers for every occasion design work a specialty bonded member tds telegraph delivery service flowers by wire anywhere in the world norton floral phone 315w georgetown hen hae hi t im ti of acto ilit act n eloth will close mar ind t i ink slorr f i z hib store there whei i siu now in prrgrtss is over mr riehlin is giving up business for h ill h rcis n on aetucc of his doctor his fither mr i hichlm of toronto is a former georgetown resident who moved to the e ily il ter selling his elr cleining busi ncss sceral cars igo lo don bar rigcr concrete well tile culvert tile septic tanks h r nellis r r 3 rockwood phone rockwood 120 r 21 hw ttowbrmdf flfktto cr05 mrvnt ysi kgt wos cm qkenlr tslaho 1928 most 5kctkwp iwctf tom cabin opens at jktw 7us0w 0tt wwslt0rqkto 1890 mwc0wejk krctwttwwj bimj uwwoine awfurnrl equm5mrjbisreetxd5 srdmtfiiwsotoorom first issue ofondaos first kwspapcr uppccatam gjccxtt niagara 093 wahs ppwft pfgfnt amd pwcraowrinm launched at kington 8h ont or ws of wkkik cmemoms teuntto 1 wja to hcml o canananj today sol w thf tuussufi fvtnts one ctavt amd cat w ou coejnttrs cooertful stoty 11 in 1 t em i 1 el th l the numbers oft the oung peoples lelshi w id itcsiiit the dri n i i stph t n i ilhci it the e nu t s ice but w inj tu be u mtiiont in the fnihik f one of th hiding elnt utcr this was postponed until i liter d he in its pi ice in infoimtl ser iee wis held show mi two sets ef beautiful pic turcs ividlv depictinj the sto ries of p ism n week and eistcr re mr smith narrate these pic lures filtini in the i prcpriate miipluu ind tiding suit ible verse whieh in ide i reverent portrajil of the significant rippeimis of these christian ecnts so vitil to e ur christian history and belief among the slides woic i number of favourite easter hymns w hich provided in enthusiastic worship of pi ilse lin the leidrshup of mi norman big gain in u s holstein buying g m clcmons secretary of the holsteln frieslan association of canada states that exports of pure bred holstein cattle to the usa for march totalled 3120 head as com pared to 1249 head in march 1951 or a gain of 150 per cent in march of 1952 there wore no cattle ex ported due to the foot and mouth qlsease embargo bo march 1951 ts the nearest comparable normal- month the 3120 head went to 25 different states with new york ohio penn sylvania massachusetts michigan and vermont leading travel notes springs here new york and washington are crand pjaces to visit in the sprint only 4080 by tca toronto to new york return 4 services daily each way hotel accomodation and all- expense tours available at slttnt extra coat consult john r barber tm advisor euek c thompson instjkarpk sebtick phone 110 mu1 stmt