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auxiliary parts competition brings 42 teams to branch by ralph hawse dattt darts darts alt day saturday these missiles were flying on both floors of branch 120 where fortytwo teams of the ladies auxiliary grimly hurled darts at boards in an en deavour to capture the ontario central region championship it is some time since the branch has been jumping with activity such as was witnessed saturday we were in briefly in the afternoon it was almost inv possible to move one could not fail to admire those who had organised the day and the men who worked so hard to see to it that everything went off with out a hitch awards were presented in the late evening the presentations were proceeded by an excellent buffet supper prepared by branch 120s versatile ladies special guests for the evening meal were mayor w emmerson provincial sports officer janet alwry regional sports officer beta rudiger president jean reid was the hostess and the mens branch was represented by lloyd boyd 2nd vice pres ident lions share branch 00 of brentford rec eived the lions share of awards toy having two teams take the first and second spots orillia third georgetown fourth oril lia fifth aurora sixth hamil ton seventh coldwater eighth woodbridge ninth and wood stock tenth all of these teams qualify to move in provincial competition the georgetown team was reta rudiger jan em merson ev johnson maureen finlay and joyce mrhim many of the guests remained af ter the presentation to enjoy an evening of dancing while all this was happening the branch men were not idle at grimsby where the legion district b darts was being play ed the team of barry bottoms ken derose art hall jim fi aher and george gaskill secured for themselves a spot in the pro vincial dart tournament by fin ishing up third j very lively friday april 11 will be a very lively evening at the branch when members from ac ton erin milton bronte and oakville branches will visit branch 120 for a social visit and while visiting will attempt to wrest the unique dart trophy owned by bronte branch but which has been in captivity at branch 120 for two years from the georgetown dart players the dart shoot will be on as usual that night hope to see yon at the branch to welcome our guests last fridays dart shoot win ners were onme carter albert porter jim valantine jun val- anttne marg porter dave bell ethel anthony albert porter norm ward and rona timpson some news on the royal ca nadian legion and ladies aux iliary bursaries in ontario com tnand which offers at least five bursaries in each of its nine districts valued at 500 each to be awarded to secondary school graduates entering university in the autumn of 1969 with at least eighteen additional bursaries valued at 200 to grade xiu graduates entering ontario tea ehers college eligible far bursaries an ontario secondary school graduation diploma gradexn is required to be eligible for a bursary for technical institutes only bursaries will only be awarded to persons who are el igible for membership in the royal canadian legion or to the children of deceased veter ans or to the children of par ents either of whom is eligible for membership in the royal canadian legion these bursaries are made pos sible by donations from the le gion ladies auxiliary of ont ario provincial command ap plicationforms will be avail 91 the mail bag disagrees with residents views on bilingualism 38 ann street mr dupas- this letter is in answer to vhat i consider an appalling article about what you consider georgetown lacks i have noth ihg against people speaking two languages and i expect a good part of canada does speak two languages not necessarily french the article starts off by say- fpg that your family is perfect ly bilingual it is nice to bear someone say that their family is perfect because they are bil ingual there must be a lot of imperfections around the only reason why you speak en is because you had to speak english because of that you ate luckly bilingual furtberdown the article yon gay that you speak french in the home and listen to it on the radio and no doubt you con- in the mail bag town should subsidize little theatre building 82 prince charles dr dear sir we recently moved to town and think that the georgetown little theatre is a very fine yjenture but why so little sup port from the town itself why doesnt georgetown build them their own little theatre it neednt be anything sumptuous merely adequate this town is iftcky to have theatre group at all and such a good one how many canadian communit ies do have one im sure many ratepayers wouldnt mind a small portipn of their taxes allocated to he promotion of a little culture rather to that than to any fur- flier council pay hikes m t so how about it georgetown u could have your own cultur al centre and make it some thing to be proud of merely jr your support yours truly mrs renee snowdon voi a in french to your friends you say your children revert to english at recess and a few other times during the day you are lucky at that rate they might learn a little english you also say you take stu dents to school in toronto he cause there is no french sec ondary school in ceorgetown maybe you didnt know that there are lots of students going to school in toronto because georgetown couldnt provide the courses why dont you see them asking for new secondary schools with the facilities they want our taxes are high en ough we dont need something that is necessary for only a few thats life you also say that the school board never shows interest al though they added a few bil lngual classes to the holy cross school that is double talk it would be nice if every school had a few rooms added on i agree that bilingualism is a great asset but it is greater far those who dont understand english roger gadd able at all high schools and pri vate schools in ontario in the near future alrfaom the feorgetown legion air cadet squadron is soon to be come airborne sunday april 13th will see the department of national defence donating a bus in the early hours of the morning to transfer the squad ron to downsview where chey will enjoy flights starting at 9 am and will be conducted on i tour of the base which will in dude the control tower fire- hall armouries etc there will be swimming for those who de sire and lunch will be ser ved in the airmens mess c if weather is unsuitable for flying on april 13 the aircraft will be at the cadets disposal at guelph on sunday april 20 where georgetown squadron will attend a tri service church parade car club winners last friday were f king g inglis mrs j doherty g chaplin and mrs h eason t the 0iomitown herald thursday april srav page a turkey dinner enjoyed by scouts and fathers the 4th georgetown scout group held their annual father and son banquet in l an drews united church tues day evening march 25th more than 100 fathers r sons sat down to a turkey dinner pre pared and served by the mem bers of st andrews united church women ken riley group chairman reported on progress during the the past year and in particular spoke about the proposed new hut to be built on the scout property on the 6th line which is now leased to the group there- are 30scouts iauthe troop 36 cubs in the pack 10 venturers and 8 leaders a certificate entitling mm to wear the religion in life emblem was presented to scout wayne martin following the meal two col oured films were shown a short scoujing the new trend and a full length film showing the activities of the friend ship jamboree 1967 mid in idaho with scouts from 105 countries participating the 4th georgetown scout group is sponsored by st an drews united church and is open to boys of all religious bridge club eleven tables of players com peted at last weeks meeting of georgetown duplicate bridge club in the legion auditorium north south winners were 1st mike lorusso cam sinclair 2nd don whlchelo bob willi ams 3rd jim kalil richard ray mond 4th mr and mrs duke wilson east west 1st kay harmer eunice bremner 2nd jim sar gent ed tomajko 3rd muriel allen pat wilhams 4th mr and mrs clayton barbour vhafs green and grows and protects all your family insurance from state farm life theres one state farm money tree with a special branch to shelter each member of your family- insurance for you your wife and each child one policy and one payment covers all of you and after two weeks of age new additions to your family are covered at no extra cost stop in and get yo s farm mone tree growing food p1iccs amd bonos tooster itos effective tftui35martveibeitrcraiitot easter cake iga uicky shoppbt victor galuford r r 1 georgetown 1542 ipeech therapist porority speaker aipha chapter pbeta phi held their regular onthly meeting at the home mrs vicki owen 65 eleanor rescent recently following be business meeting a program ntitled express yourself presented mrs lorene warwick introd- mrs florence english t peach therapist gave a talk about her work the next meeting will be at he home of mrs helen mac- lachlan 11 campbell gate pleas order easter flowers early a i from rosedale floral 33 albert st s772952 sensational new shampoo hair color -by- auturro vo s for brunettes only iq shades available at delrex t re x a it drugs georgetown market centre iga royal gold grade a large eggs 52 dz iga royal gold butter t lb print 67 iga royal gold ice cream assorted flavors half gal carton 78 carnation evaporated 16 oz tins 2 for 33 rosedale tomato juice 48 fl oz tins 26 iga bread 24 oz loaf reg 27c for 20 catelli dinners 7 va oz pkgs 2 for 27 eversweet rindless side 1 lb pkg 68 free gifts for tjrmp tm5 l iga bonus s lucky iga shopper wins free grocery order each week i