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j j t if the georgetown ontario wednesday march 8th lbo biit council did ff on- monday march u iswlh- daitierlment tljlth parallel unt oh th eweal awte of main mt to avoid trafjuc congestion jack sheffield recemmendeo to cowbell and pointed out that serious traffic jamhad oocorfed saturday- council decided to parallel parking from james et to church street or a month j start-march- tsth andli ji works austjectorily the bylaw wul be it wlu cut down parkins for 20 cars on the street tjl- tfwn foreman srn hyde asked something could be done to pro- overnight ear parkins on the et especially durlns the wln- because it interfered with anew iremoval council will keep the atter in mind and discuss it fur- next fall favoured puttlns the question new 9100000 public school to trote of the property owners the teat data that a vote will be la september chairman edwin wilson who presented ihe tehool boarda at the laat council nee- and atareased the importance of planning for a new school this year lor tue by 1052 requested council come to a decision on the matter lit the board could make definite plans cleave this is our first meet ing since personally i cant an swer it might be wrong to put it before the people at present i think it should have lots of public ity first wilson the publicity should come after councils decision ii there is to be a vote we want to know so a publicity campaign can be undertak cleave its not definite that council favours a vote that was my opinion others might be dif ferent- wilson if the question is vo ted down theres nothing we can do about it but that doesnt solve the problem it only postpones it it costs 3000 a year to operate a classroom and if it has to be done in a temporary building it will cost more and we get no value for the money spent cleave i think council should discuss the matter among ourselves im glad our town is growing so that we need a newschool peteh i dont know where the money will come from but a new school seems the only answer macdonald we u have to let the people decide cleave i wouldnt like to see it voted down i think its a nec essity id like to see it v ell ad vertised little articles in several papers and keep it before the pub lic lyons its foolish to rush into such an expenditure without the people bavins a say marshall suppose we put a resolution before council that this be put to the people cleave you wont need a school till 1992 people cant be rushed into things it doesn t take two years to build a school glen wil liams put one up sooner if you ask the people now to vote on a schooj for 1952 i thinkthere will be a lot of explaining to do hole that s my thought if we need a classroom or two we can find them for a short time thats what they did in acton hill its a money bylaw host people with children wont have a vote macdonald if people turn it down it isnt our fault cleave i don t want to stall too long but i dont favour rushing into it petch if you called a snap vote im afraid it wouldnt carry cleave council favours hav ing a vote i suggest mr wilson take it back to his board and we all give it more thought theres a lot the board can do towards making plans wilson there has to be a def inite site first mcgllvray i think a special vote now wouldnt carry wilson could we leave it this way that council favours a vote and will put it to the people in september unless circumstances iter a straw vote favoured voting on the school no earlier than sep tember though no definite decision lor a voting date was made sold a 98x188 lot to the east of gordon barleys property on john i to h wi tyhtnrrc called for tenders tor the pur chase of m000 of 3v jaettenturcs fat afrwerasi4eaonsloiuuhlers to be in by 8pm on april vrd movly mcguvray and hud granted a 40 monthly super annuation payment to a former town employee hefiry marchmcnt moved by lyons and hale j discussion took place on the problem of transients pc shclj- fteldr suggesting that a room might he f lxeev jip in the qjd town hall about alx transients per month are dealt with by the police and it la impossible to house them in the town hall because tyiere is no heat the town foreman said he thought a coll might run from the stove in the firemens room to the old cells- and the matter was left with the police chief foreman and crhbr rjt a motion by lyons and hill that sidewalks be constructed along the highway to normandy blvd was withdrawn when reeve marshall explained that this had been in cluded in the estimates and would be done as soon as the weather permits cr lyons also suggested placing a stance pavement up the boulevard and this will be consid ered will contact engineer c r hagey regaling a pump- at the sewage disposal plant whtch is not operat ing properly will strike the 1910 tax rote a7 p special meeting on monday march 20th rece marshall reported that he had interxlcued mr wold ot smith 5rstone ltd and wnsge 4 ting information on what the companv desired lor better fire protection for their king street plant filed a bill from j j glbbens for 100 for 1949 rent tor his prop erty on which a townowned septic is stored the tank appears unsaleable and foreman h de suggested it might be possible to store it near the dis posal plant and collect old oil in it from the garages for use on the roads in the summer about 975 water meurs have been installed in preparation for continued on page 3 grand master visits lodger members of orion lodge ioof are looking forward to theomicial visit on march 15 th 01 the grondmoster 4teg thrush of chaplcau all lodges in the district will attend this function in the georgetown oddfellows hall social personal miss joyce mcmihan a student at bra iik some hall torpnto was home lor the weekend with her parents mi and mrs ken mcmil lan m r tu g fboa lit lot will b surveyed the end purchaser eplitttng the recreational director speaks to institute georgetavv n women s institute had a rare treat wednesday even ing march 1st when they listened to on address by rev j leonard self ftecreauonal director on his work among georgetown s boys and girls many were amazed at the extent and growth of this work ond delighted with the quality a one listened they were remlned ot that poem playing the game we cant all play a winning game someone is sure to lose yet we can play so that our name no one may dare accuse for when the master rcferoc scores against our name it won t be whether weve won or lost 0 but how we ve played the game it is a far cry from the back yard vacant lot type of sport where might not right rules geor getown is indeed fortunate to havo an organization with such high rims and ideals in charge of its outh miss ruth evans accompanied by mrs howard llllicu sang two pleas ing solos and mrs lulico favoured with two instrumental which were enjoyed by a large attendance of members and guests the meeting was held at the home of mrs v t cavanagh church st with mrs h c bailey the president in the chair mrs leonard bell outlined the require ments of the costumes for the skat ing carnival sponsored by george town recreation commission com ing up in easter week and the institute volunteered to assist in the cutting out of these costumes the institute ore planning a euchre in the rose room george town memorial arena in the near future details of which appear in another column of this paper mr self closed the meeting with prayer mrywm mcdowell moved a vote of thanks to mr sell irthehoatii delightful eve committee for a ita refreshments wet served di uiute and carol or toronlo were i laitors on sunday w ith ins par ents mt ind mrb j d godfrey it was mrs godfrly s birthday miss joan bishop u puptl of dr b j harwood toronto iiltucd inst class honours in giadc i hpr- moil it ihu mid winter examina tions of the roy tl onstrvutory of music norman bir i piano pupil of mrs r h wrlghl churks strlet pas sed his grade examinations of the royal conservatory ot music guelph with honours miss join main rn who is employed in the obstetrics depart ment of toronlo general hospital was a isitor in low n oti the week end june clarke of bramptin passed lier gncle a harmony with honors in the recent examination of the royal conservatory of music tor onto she is a pupil ot thclma capps morrison and is a former geoigetown girl daughter of mr and mrs harvey clarke of bramp ton she was assisting soprano sol oist at the recent john rockwood concert in st john t united church here everett wilson lads in bowling toturnfment everett wilsonconlinucsln first place in the bowling tournament at the lucky strike club x he has a total of 14li in 5 games played jim valentine bowling a good t83 but saturday climbed j to second place j with 113 other joadlpg contenders- are maurjct- hajbsrt 1391 xtnle peters t3b8 ond lew brandfbrd 131jb the tournament will conclude this saturday and the five beat bowlers will be sent to the oba tournament in toronto with all expenses p o scores are alt klrby issft nip shtpwaywott harvey chappel 1287 al norton 12b8 duke wilson 1258 bill an derson 1253 bill james 1238 dove stamp 1232 jim carney 1223 hugh dickie 1220 bob hall 1202 ross norton 1187 bill burten- shaw 1172 harold schenk 1151 jim hlddlestone 1134 henry chaplin 1001 jim graham 1070 jgerard wilcox 1088 ace bailey 1048 fred spires 1000 pcrc dillon 062 keith hamilton 880 ashgrove wei march certainly came in like a lion let us hope it goes out like a nice peaceful little lamb the wms for february was held on tuesday the 28th at the home of mrs fred wri sales wo trh with the president mrs c b dick opening with a hymn and prayer roll call was answered with a bible verse containing the word peace a committee was appointed to arrange for slides to be show n some sun- il uy it veiling 1 liter inn month pians were also made for the april meeting devotional was taken by mrs john ruddell the theme be ing the church the- household nf faith after uhlch mrs walter hrownridgt kave n paper on home missions in canada and also told of the plate our supply bales uo la mrs bruce brigdcn had the prayer for the chosen missionaries a social hour followed mr and mrs arthur ruddell with their soninlaw and daugh ter mr and mrs hartley ander- son and grandson returned last thurdayfrom o delightful months motor trip to callforni i the re- j port a wonderful time and hcauti- lul weathir throughout have oua cold or that nasty i flu yet it s all the style these dis but if evervoiu tikes care it wont become too serious sundn was such i lovely day it brought out mr crow to look i the situation over ind piepore fer i spring which m i b7t just around the corner the young people held their meeting sunday evening in the ihurch basement with how son ruddell ind cloton dick jr in charge coal shortage is over full train service again the- weather f i mr edltovi wo certainly hod a cold snap practically the whole week and two days in he one week with is below icro which is the iowest recorded for the winter however sunday did a real comeback and showed how strong old sol la really setting now t em batldn snow date max mln feb 27 22 10 ffb 28 34 7 march 1 16 10 march 2 8 0 morch3 10 0 march 4 22 is march s 43 22 average 2 is 10 2 canadian national railways train service wilt be restorjia to normal at 12 01 am on thursday hareji otb curtailed service edue to aaheav tascof ceal has bee in effect the railway system since january 8th during this oerlocf georgetown has been without any sunday train f servlc at all and the weasev a dleselengined small rain which shuttles from auandale to hamil ton had its service cut in ball t three times weekly other trains which were discontinued included the 636 a m and 10 11 pjn trains east when service is resumed ob thursday georgetown will one again have its excellent rail con nections in four directions with total of 14 trains dally anb four on sundays f information o yelleathai 3nd birthday pajtr for rebekah lodge despite a stormy night there were 24 tables of euchre in play at the 82nd birthday party of var- dun rebeksh lodge last thursday in the oddfellows hall bin alf collins noble grand welcomed the guests and gave out the rules after twelve gomes were played the guests went downstairs to the ban quet hall where lunch was served including the traditional blrtiidoy cake the tables were pretty with the lodge colours of pink and green and here and there a little touch of st patrick the refreshments were convened by the four group leaders with mrs rupert beaumont as head convener prizes for cards were presented b the noble grand to mrs jock tost mrs fred broom head mrs ii irry scott and mrs eugene pom- e roy mrs t r cove won the birthday prize cam sinclair the door prize and mrs e smart the luck number prize the riuners arc back to work in the u s and thosc who burn coal for fuel are breathing easier these das the next public holiday is on april 7th good friday raiders meet caledonia game here saturday after a two week lay off while waiting for other groups to declare winners georgetown haiders have been matched with caledonia in the first oha intermediate hockey playoffs the teams will play a best 3 of 5 series the first gome in hamilton tomorrow night and the second in gedrgetown on sat urday night future games will be ui ranged lator back injured in motor accident mrs nip shlpway of the berwick ifall apartments received on tit- jury fo her back when a car driven bv her husband was involved in a motor accident on sunday the shipways were driving between cooksville and brampton and their cur was bumped by the oar behind parallel parking on the west side of main street from james street to church street will begin on march 1 5th this it being done to relieve traffic congestion futij the cooperation of motorists is asked in abiding by the new regulations 2 police committee georgetown council balllnafad wins hockey series with hustletown last wednesday in georgetown baltinafud hockey team mode it tvo straight in their playoff scries with thistletown the 71 victory vv t pioboblv the easiest the boys will ever get plaj was about nlne- w per cent in thistletovv n s end j ml the only shot that beat ander son vvis nojor penalty shot awarded when one of the local boy threw his stick to atop a breakaway goals were cvenl divided don brown and jim kirk wood each got a pair with dick shortill gbrd price and flovd shortill counting the others playing last night in acton bal- linafad won again 73 to take the scries from thlstletown oddfellows notes on monday the 2nd deftree was conferred at lodc on efrqs r borg and w dumpsp thursday even ing march 9th orion lodge will go to guelph to have the 3rd de gree conferred on fve local candi dates sorry to hear that bro gordorjf mlcjkus is in sunny brook hbspu tal toronto for treatment at pre sent t a number of members attended a banquet and witnessed the con ferring of the ancient 3rd degree at guelph last saturdu later this months tieg thrush grand master of ontario chap- lean will be here to rive his m- sage to members of the district thcrebekuhs will cater for a ban quet that night t stewarttown complete schedule- is printed below gala east 6i0 am daily 902 ajn dally except sunday 10 04 ajn dally except sunday 37 pjn dally except sunday 727 pjn daily except sunday s3 p m sunday only 10 11 pm dally coins west 1 03 am sunday and monday only 1 42 a m dally 833 a m dally except sunday 9 02 im dnil except sunday 9 30 am sunday only 221 pm saturday only 5 57 pm dailv exceot sat and sun 37 pm daily except sunday 7 30 pm daily except sunday gains north 8 40 am daily except sunday gains sooth 6 47 p m dolly except sundoy umehouse winners at the hall board euchre and dance on friday evening vera s m wright and mrs corbett consolations going to chaa mere dith and muriel burt e miller won the door prize followtng the lunch karns orchestra provi ded music for dancing mr jaffroy recently returned from scotland is visiting the chas jones susan mills spent last week with her grandparents here mr and mrs ted morrow and elane visited mrs lane on sunday mr alex wright was home on sunday wo wolcome mr and mrs l herrington and son foster to limehousc they have purchased the house near the station rota mrs gowdy crows arc quite numerous these days and mr sutton reported ess ing a robin on his lawn previous to the snow storm jack tarzwe1x again is scholarship winner wa meeting was held at mrs c smlth s home last thursday j- rank jenkinson of mount den nis showed hli moving pictures at tho aypa meeting friday evening in the school there wns a good ittendancc esqucslng agricultural society held a euchre and dance wednes day evening in the township com munlty hall esqucslng womens institutewill hold their march meeting on tues day evening march 14th at 8 oclock at mrs john murrays home the warm weather on sunday helped get rid of some ot the snow piles it was welcome as there was getting to be no place left to sho vel it to jack tarzwell brilliant third- year mining engineering student at queen university kingston has won another scholarship this year it is a 375 cash award given to uic student who qualifies av best in a diverse number of things included in the judging are profic iency in engineering leadership and initiative and the ability to direct others good health and phjslquc jack is the son of mr and mrs robert tarzucll of acton snd soninlaw of mr and mrs alvbs mcdonald queen street george town with his wife marjorlc ho lives at portsmouth during rther school terms meteors lead ladies combines top men jth1s s a ten paqi papsr the meteors have a one point edge over tic toes in the race tor leadership of the ladles after noon bowling league at the lucky strike with only three weeks to go in the schedule laat week iftsv herb hsncock had htgh single of 2b7 and pauline norton 69 or high triple combines are leading the lnduav trial league with im and aluanea paper have 103 doug hmrinftaa bowled good game of ftmtar hlaf alnsle and maurl hrbsit td 7t far triple last 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