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the georgetown herald wednesday evening august 21st 1946 upper and middle school results georgetown high school middle school results j addy anc- hist 1st bhy 2nd douglas c alexander anc hist 1st phy 1st violent e barnes eng oomp fed eng lit 3rd mod hist 2nd alg 2nd geom o lat auth 2nd lat comp 2nd fren auth 3rd french comp 3rd germ auth 2nd germ oomp 2nd bernard e brill alg 3rd geom 3rd chem 3rd lat auth 2nd lat comp 2nd virginia chapman anc hist 1st phy 3rd jean m chester anc hist phy c june f clarke eng comp c eng lit o mod hist 3rd alg c geom c chem 3rd lat auth 3rd law comp 3rd pren auth c ifttjnch comp c german auth grd oenn comp 3rd george e cousen6 anc hist c phy o pamela h ooosens eng oomp o bag lit c alg c geom c chan- c lat auth o lat oomp o ft authors c pren comp c henk h devries pr auth c ren comp o john j haines anc hist 3rd phy c kenneth r harrison eng comp c eng lit 0 mod hist 3rd alg 3rd geom c lat auth 1st lat oomp 1st pr auth 2nd pr oomp 2nd germ auth 2nd germ oomp 2nd ingeboro e hauptmann anc hlbt 1st phy- 2nd j rehd hunter e oomp o e lit c mod hist 2nd alg 1st geom 1st chem 1st lat auth tod lat comp 2nd pr auth c fr comp georgetown high school upper school results dorjjs bkownridge e comp c e lit 2nd mod hist c alg c geom lot trig 2nd ohem 3rd fr auth sard pr oomp 2nd rxakrelt w dawson e comp 3rd e lit 1st mod hist c alg c geom 3rd trig c phy c chem o fr auth o fr oomp 3rd henk h devries e comp 3rd geom c trig 3rd phy 2nd chem 2nd jean d dickie eng oomp o e lit 3rd alg o lat auth 3rd lat oomp- 3rd fr auth 2nd pr oomp 2nd germ auth c ger oomp 3rd jane m early hot c zoo 2nd chem 1st fr auth 3rd fr oomp c john p parmer e lit c marion i hepburn e oomp c eng lit c fr auth c fr oomp c germ oomp c margaret j kelly en oomp 3rd e lit 2nd trig c phy c chem c fr auth c fr comp 3rd norman r long e oomp c e lit c alg c phy c chem c ft auth c fr comp 3rd islay e mcclure e lit c fr oomp c joan main zoo c chem c lat auth c lat comp c fr oomp c mary p moyer phy 3rd chem 1st william h ostrander phy 3rd ohem 3rd brenda i robinson e oomp 2nd e lit 2nd alg c lat auth c lat oomp 2nd fr auth 3rd fr oomp 1st germ auth c germ oomp 3rd dick van vllet e comp 2nd lit 2nd mod hist c alg 3rd geom 2nd trig 3rd chem 1st fr auth 3rd fr comp 2nd latimer anc douglas hist 1st phy 1st arthur e mcallister e comp c e lit c mod hist c alg c geom o chem 2nd pauline e norton e comp c e lit c mod hist c william h 06trander geom 2nd lat auth 2nd lat oomp 2nd pr auth o pr comp o donald a parker anc hist 3rd phy c ernest e peters eng oomp o e lit c mod hist c chem c fr auth 3rd fr comp 3rd shirley j preston anc hist c phy o patricia m robinson eng lit o eng oomp o mod hist 2nd alg o 0900 o ohem sid lat auth 2nd lat oomp 2nd pr antb c fr oomp c germ anth 2nd germ oomp 2nd walter a sargejnt b comp lat e lit 1m mod hist 2nd ohem c lat atttto c lat comp o clifford r taylor e oomp lat e lit 1st mod hist 1st anc hist o alg 1st geom 2nd chem 1st phf 2nd lat auth lat lat comp lat fr auth c fr comp o no one injure as car turns over twice a number of local people miraou- krtisly escaped serious injury on satur day afternoon when the car in which tfaey were riding blew a tire and tur ned over twice on the queen elisabeth way driver of the car was george oilman of toronto who bad been on nls uncles farm helping with the har vest and was returning to his home b the city occupants of the car au of whom escaped with only minor bruises and a shakingup were mrs w v grant mr and mrs john patters and john pp all of georgetown the group had been unable to obtain seats on a crowded bus and were offered a ride by mr oilman a mr capt harold marshall home on discharge leave after serving with the canadian ve see this week that the dominion store has had its annual coat of new paint in the yellow and red dominion colors that dennis and bnenda bell have a new pony cart that the puffball season is here- and the daddy of them all found by jorufqliver is on display in the her ald window it measures 45 inches in circumference that there was a blackout at teen town hall at last fridays regu lar dance when the hydro power was off for a while that alex humes implement ag ency on mill street is being dressed up with red insulhrick mr e b swack- hamer is in charge of the job that such local glad enthusiasts as h l hutti dr r t paul e har ris wm roney and a m nielsen have good crops of these beautiful midsummer flowers that the apartment above the brill store vacated by the brill family when they moved to toronto is being renovated and will soon be occupied by mr and mrs jack cotton that mr and mrs ken richard son have moved into the apartment above richardsons hardware which was vacated by mr and mrs jim em- merson who have moved to terra cotta that howard may esqueslng coun cillor who sold his farm last spring and moved to brampton is becoming the tom hewson of the flower town having taken over the wllloughby real estate agency there borden award given prof fred hutt fe contributions in the field of ry genetics and breeding dr frid b hubt professor of animal gen etics at cornell university has recei ve 1946 borden award of 1000 and a gold medal the presen tation washmde at a dinner of the international baby chick association held in the jefferson hotel in st louis dr hutt who is the son of mr and mrs h l hutt of georgetown has owned and managed poultry since the age of 12 paying all his college ex penses by raising poultry on his fa thers farm he obtained his bache lor pf science degree from the unl- ty of toronto in 1923 and advan- s from the unlversl- of wisconsin manitoba and edln- lugh a ter teaching at the university of lesota he was appointed professor lunal genetics and poultry hus bandry at cornell university at ithica ny in connection with his work he has visited many experimental stations m the united states and canada as well as agricultural colleges univer sities and research institutes in eng land scotland sweden denmark and germany engagement mr and mrs thomas lyons an nounce the engagement of their youn gest daughter josephs kathleen to john david lawson only son of mr and mrs angus lawson acton the marriage to take place in georgetown united church on september 14 sails for visit in holland mrs lykle de vries is sailing for holland today from montreal and will visit with relatives there tor the next two months mrs devries will make the trip aboard the prins wil- iem a dutch freighter of the orange line which docks at rotterdam a resident of canada for twentytwo years this will be her third trip back to the homeland her last visit having been ten years ago mrs devries will make her bead- quarters with her parents mr and mrs a r ledeboer at almelo and will also visit brothers and sisters at the hague rotterdam utrecht and deventer though she will undoubt edly sea many changes in the beaatt f ul little european country it was the good fortune of her family to be spa red their lives during the nasi occu pation she had hoped to be present for the golden wedding anniversary of her parents on july 24th but could not secure p to arrive in tune for that however she was in touch with mr and mrs ledeboer by tele phone on that happy occasion social and personal mrs j brandford spent last week in new toronto with mrs j clark mrs h mcnally of guelph visited on sunday at the home of mr and mrs fred mcnally mr and mrs wilfred ford and don ald are vacationing this week at big- win inn muskoka bandmaster a h perrott was visit ing over the weekend in brampton with his wife and son john miss virginia chapman left monday for glen mohr camp lake slmcoe where she will spend two weeks miss doris keah is visiting in flush ing long island with her uncle and aunt mr and mrs george kean mr david brill and donald of tor onto were in town one day last ieck mr and mrs f l mcgilvray atten- ed the funeral of mrs h g buch anan at kitchener on monday mr and mrs ken richardson are holidaying at delmonte in the pines sparrow lake miss mildred eason has returned home after taking a summer cours at queens university kingston douglas cole keith and dean thompson have returned from a holi day at lake cecebe miss kay wade and miss barbara conlon of toronto are visiting at the home of mr and mrs ken hunter mrs w je nodwell and mrs marion- mrs ken mf and joyce and injures hand in mill accident bob eason suffered a painful injury last week when he caught bis hand in a coating machine at the provincial paper coating mill the ligaments in the hand were badly torn and though it xras feared one of the fingers might hive to be amputated this was not necessary after treatment at guelph general hospital bob has been able to return home contract let for 23 veterans and barber have returned from a two week vacation at mary lake mr and mrs e l arnold bill and mary spent last week in oioverssille and albany ny mis stan ftnlay and barbara are spending a week with mrs david saxe and stephen at mary lake mrs r waldle has returned from a two weeks visit with her daughter mrs r b matson at her summer cot tage at norland miss norma thompson spent a weeks vacation in burlington last week with her uncle and aunt mr and mrs chris graham mrs ida smith and daughter earle- tda of new toronto are visiting in town tor a few days with mr and mrs thomas eason mr and mrs thomas scouon and family of detroit michigan spent the weekend with mr and mrs charles jeffery miss jean martin on vacation from her position as teller with the bank of commerce is visiting jwttfa relatives uvmllton and brussels mr and mrs r b poults accom panied by their son mr roy foulis of dorval quebec are holidaying at elgin house muskoka amongst weekend visitors with mr mrs edward wodson were mr houses shortages may delay and mrs j e otarrell mr and mrs building i alfred redpath and mr h m wod- 1 mr m saxe and miss ethelbridger at a special meeting of georgetown have returned from a weeks vacation council on monday evening a deal was closed with mr e b tyers now owner of cedarvale farm for the pur- son f toronto chase by the town of a block of his dr and mrs s farm which was necessary for the building project for 50 veterans homes decision to purchase the property was made at an earlier council meeting with mr and mrs david saxe at their cottage at mary lake postal corps in ottawa during the when it was found that the land nl war captain harold marshall is back in town and after a furlough will re ceive his discharge from the army captain marshall who is the son of police chief w g marshall and mrs marshall was on the staff of the georgetown post office before enlist ing in the army his wife and chil dren paul and tommy have been htnaking their home with him in otta- fwa wliile he was stationed there i four more war brides come to georgetown last week georgetown four more british war brides and their children who have come to canada to make their homes mrs gear hayes crossed on the letitu and aboard the aquttanla were mrs j scboflem and son roger mrs r j guild s and daughter sandra and mrs herbert h brown we weteome them atf- to jfaeir new s bomaj b thai oouutrj ready ewned by the town would not accommodate a sufficient number of homes the property brought from mr tyers is approximately 3v acres and the price paid was 1000 council has been advised that the contract has been let for 23 houses but chances of completing arty or all of these this year seem to be slimming shortages of every tyn of building material aggravated bj the many strikes throughout canada makes even the wartime housing priorities of no avail changes in local ration board at a meeting of the local ration board held in the municipal office at acton ont- on thursdayevening aug 15th the resignation of mrs clarence hayes georgetown ont as a member of the board was regretfully accepted at thta same meeting mrs sidney maokenjfle georgeto qnt was appointed to the board t replace mrs hayes magwood and son peter are spending this week at a cot tage at cooks lake penetang guests with them are miss yvonne adams and mrs ted arnold mr apd mrs william deans misses frances and constance deans and mrs edward beam have returned from a two week vacation at red bay lake huron mr g w mcuntock looking tan ned after spending the summer up north was visitor in town one day last week the mclintocks do not ex pect to be moving into their new home in toronto until october mr and mrs don bell of trenton called ori mr and mrs reg broomhead yesterday atfernoon the two men were in the same rcaf squadron overseas and bothmarried english girls from mlddlesbro mr and mm glen curren of tor onto spent a few days last week with her brotherinlaw and a sister mr and mrs ray salter mrs george cross and son douglas- of toronto are guests at the same home this week mrs percy wagataffe of glen wil liams an rms white erf florida are- enjoying a trip to montreal and que bec city during wtuohthey are taking the cruise ujt toe saugenay miss moua kelly who has been joyces guest at thunder byiave returned- to town mr and mxs arnold atwood and family of peterborough are visiting in town en route for a vacation trip to meaford mrs wm f smith and mia xxtoa cole recently enjoyed a boat and mo tor trip to winnipeg manitoba re turning through minnesota and iowa mr and mis e v macoorrnack and bill have returned home from months trip to sault ste marie thes- salon and pontlac michigan mr and mrs oarfield mcgttvray ross gall and douglas are visiting in leamington ths week with mr and mrs walter moouvray- miss hazel harrison is spending a few days in toronto with her sister mrs j h mckinley and other friends dr and mrs earl dodds and daugh ter dorothy of red deer alberta were weekend guests with mr and mrs w p bradley ronald mceachem of orillia spent last week in town with his aunt mrs j h lulloo mrs r j marfcle of toronto is spending this week as a guest at the same home miss annie brown of toronto is vis iting with her sister mrs joseph hall mrs hall had the misfortune to suffer an injured ankle last week when she slipped on the cellar stairs and will be laid up for some time with the injury dr and mrs frederick hutt and children bruce bobby and margaret of ithaca ny were visitors last week with his parents mr and mrs hutt mr and mrs w f bradley and margaret are back home after mr bradleys annuel buying trip this year they spent two months in cali fornia and on the west coast mr and mrs lome cave of toronto and mr and mrs jim cave of detroit michigan spent last week at torpitt lodge sparrow lake mr and mrs jim cave recurred home by way of georgetown to spend the weekend with his mother mrs t r cave mr findlay alien of new york city and rev ross k cameron of toronto were renewing acquaintances in town yesterday it was mr allens first visit here in some time he is the son of mrs allen and the late john allen who lived in the house on main street now occupied hv mr and mrs t e hewson dr hugh templin publisher of the fergus newarecord was a visitor at the herald office on monday after noon dr templin is president of the canadian weekly newspaper associa uon mrs a ec sham of the norval road had the misfortune to break bar shoulder in a fall last week she has returned borne after treatment ouelph general hospital tea and garden party feature 25th anniversary celebration llmehouse womens institute cele brated the silver anniversary of ita or ganization with an alternoon tea in the memorial hall on thursday after noon among the hundredand fifteen who attended were guests from tor onto gait georgetown hornby glen williams nassagaweya dublin insti tute bannockhurn institute erin township llmehouse and district salad plates tea and cookies and a decorated birthday cake were served to the ladies seated at the small tea tables bouquets of fresh flowers dec orated the room the president mrs ejlerby was chair man for a short program in which the following took part vocal solo by little maureen hepburn my alice blue gown recitation by anna spit- zer piano solo by mrs j roughley vocal solo mother macree by miss marlon hepburn accompanied by miss mcclure vocal solo by miss helen meredith reading from nina moore jamelsons collection by miss ivens and piano duet by mrs roughley and miss meredith mrs ford sudden secretary of guelph convention area was guest speaker bringing greetings from her own branch in north dumfries con gratulations to the llmehouse branch and outlined benefits derived from having an organised wx in a oom- mijrdty she then delivered an amus- ifig monologue an imaginary driv ing lesson involving a few local resi dents mrs clemens brought greet ings from the gait branch one of the highlights of the after noon was the presentation of a life membership pin and certificate to mrs smethurst a charter member by mrs mitchell and mrs klrkpatrick mrs clarence hayes was given the honour of calling mrs smethurst to the platform and was first to congra tulate her and the branch a period of silence was observed in memory of former members who had passed on and a verse of blest be the tie that binds followed following a wi custom o canada and the wj ode were sung followed by the wi prayer in imlson in opening the pro gram a number of letters of regret at not being able to attend were read from some who bad received invitations all carried good wishes to the mem bers to commemorate the sliver anniver sary mrs jv i ellarbyr- ow fm nyr sixth year as president has garnered highlights and data from the minute books- of the branch and bad them printed the members now have this splendid little historical booklet on sale to jnterested persons the members art indeed grateful oau who helped make this event such a success to help raise funds to purchase gift for over thirty local service men and women in the limehouse district tfia wi held a garden party on the lam at he home of steve norrie george town on friday evening ttie event was well attended and the refresh ment booth did a rushing business with even the weather u their favour the ladles cleared over sixty dollars a splendid programme was put on by the mcgregor concert co of gait the georgetown girls pipe band misses pauline norton shirley wright and inez scott and the did i say that troupe trdm toronto mr e sanforda public address system carried the pro gram to auparts of the lawn mr avw lane and mr geerey of montreal mr and mrsjted morrow and hone mr and mrs wesley lane alol toionto were recent visitors with mrs r lane miss kuthjrfhnson of new york la visiting mrs jago mr c a foster has been on a trip to the north during the past wees mr alex wright was home on sun day miss mary klrkpatrick nurse-ln- tralnlng at guelph general hospital was home a couple of days last week master ronnie turner of mono park holidayed last week with his sister mrs jas kirkpatrick miss ruth roughley of edmonton is visiting mr and mrs jack roughley miss helen devereaux has been home sn holidays from hamilton mr and mrs w r watson of grimsby have been visiting with the devereaux family also rev and mrs r davidson and chil dren of hamlton are holidaying at their summer cottage on the sixth line congratulations to mr harold bar ber and his bride formerly miss mar garet brown who were married on saturday in llmehouse presbyterian church by rev argyle campbell we extend sympathy on behalf of the community to mrs jno r scott and family on the sudden passing of mr scott in toronto general hospital on sunday night miss eleanor cook nurselntralnlna at guelph general hospital is recup erating at her home following an app endix removal on tuesday last weak master carl hul has been houdayma with mr and mrs a mlno mr and mrs n and daughter save been hnflakyhiy whhtjgr sons mr and mrs w wheeler and daughters visited the rougbleys on sunday ariel and margaret law visited tbs glsbys last week esquesinj native pioneer family member john r scott dies a wellknown resident of the lime- bouse district and resident of george town for the past tour months john robert scott passed away in toronto general hospital on sunday august 18 following an operation mr scott had been ul for the past two months he was the son of the late wlhiam scott and rachel arthurs and was born 69 sears ago on the family farm at lot 23 concession 6 on which he lived until his retirement the soon homestead was in the family over 100 years until sold to mr k mulder last fall mr scott was a faithful member of the presbyterian ohurch being a mem ber of llmehouse ohurch all his life where he had served as an elder fot many years in 1904 he was married at the manse in georgetown by rev cameron to elizabeth hall mr scott is survived by his wife and five children mrs william shelboume birdie llmehouse mrs wm nor rie hazel toronto arthur george town mrs sid mills irene terra cotta and harold glen williams he was predeceased by qo son wilf red who died in infancy also sur viving are six brothers and sisters jo seph llmehouse mrs sam dobble nellie hamilton mrs robert lane kate limehouse mrs angus mc donald emily dolly varden mrs ed hill maude georgetown and mrs william hall birdie acton two brothers walter and james and a sis ter mrs jonathan lane maggie predeceased him the funeral service was held from bis residence on emery street this af ternoon to llmehouse presbtyerian church where the service was con ducted by rev c c cochrane pall bearers were andrew mlno edgar beeney john and james nlckelv fred and wilfred harding interment was made in llmehouse cemetery stewarttowlt mrs dickenson attended the royal ibaglment memorial service at hie cenotaph city ball torontoc dieppe day with the royal regiment ktmp ter ofeuverorom women of tbe brt- ttsh bhiptre f r lbr the weather by hlhutt the wind one morning sprang up from steep saying now for a frolic now for a leap now for a n galloping rh it we will moke a commotion in every place these lines from schoolboy days came to mind when a friend took ne for a drive to see the havoc caused by the tornado that struck the norval valley a week or so ago such storm have been unusually frequent this year in many parte of the country the worst being that reported in yester days paper over in minnesota where many lives were lost in the mean time we have een enjoying comparatively fine weather with nothing more than a good soak ing rain to keep pastures fresh and gardens growing l here are the local records h l rain 60 44 tue aug 13 66 wed aug 14 74 thur aug 15 76 pri aug 16 83 sat aug 17 74 sun aug 18 71 mon aug 19 71 church fair proceeds will aid basement renovating to assist with the renovation of the church basement organisations of st georges church of england have com bined to present a church fair on the church grounds this saturday after noon and evening there wul be a number of booths and amnsament in the afternoon and a garden partr hi the evening talent for the garden party includes tjiarine hillock and marlene bludd dommy- waznai and harry hale with mm irene 1 may of brampton as i jack armabrong wtto u the snow is e4a hopingi to hata ont of the pjtinor4fottheoktii fttwkm- oofitaatatsdaiey rrkt and