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r june ha 1950 page 4 1 le notes a good illustration of what a flood ran do to an oak cabinet is proved by this shot nf the interior of stephen danloes point douglas winnipeg home replaceiiunt of lost and damaged furniture is the task of the manitoba flood relief fund contributions may ik- sent directly to the fund in winnipegor paid into any liank in canada last saturday we th m trip to buffalo and bom what w hear ttwiii pretty- good outing the boy thirty w themj jett on saturday moraine at 030 itopplac at st catharine or lunch and taxing until sunday in buttalo not too many detail are available but vw gather a good unci was bad by alt th jfolltt botco faeld last wednesday was not thehhuge suc- eaamhat anticipated how ever about 400 wetvnreeent and- 00 mstfe on the evening the 9all team finally came through in lu ityle lart thursday night by uklnj l16iehoue quite handily spptty patterson was on the mouijd and george dukesgp- plled a lot of the hitting power talking to chubby after the same and he said the prediction this cql- umn made mast week about the team needing moral support at the gomes came true he explained that tlie team had a rooting section of one for the last two minutes of play the fan pone other than charlie day just think what could happen if the whole executive turned out some night if this hap- regular pcncd say at a glen vs legion will be held legion ball already several or ganization have signified their in tention of marching in the par ade among themjthe lion club womena auxiliary and the town council we expect many more will want to take part in thl ser vice fit remembrance to thosejwho lea their lives in two wcdwars wua thoae who have- since passed v way the parade will form att mnpjn and will proceed via the cenotaph to greenwood for service at 3 j with the padre of branch 12oy archdeacon w o thmpabn taking charge of the servj6e iftsace every member of the branch in this parade we con recall thd flno turnout fast novcmbclr iltn under quite diffi cult circumstances with many of the members working etc- this parade hold on a sunday should be 100 per cent ohiyes before someone mentions it the hcot the answer to that is probably all nicmbcrs can recall a goodly mem ber of parades attendod in the hot weather and nobody refused to go on account of the hcatl yes we know those parades werent vol untary jack armstrong ft hew lions president jack armstrong was elected president of georgetown lion club at- the annual nuetimtof that organliation which was bald last tuesday at the mcglbbon bouse these people can vote next monday continued from page 3 cleave alice water st currie gertrude edith st dale le roy mill st goldham harry guelph st herbert arthur maple st bewson thomas mill st ingram grace main st kentner claude water st kentner w h guelph st kentner florence main st long ethel edith st learmonth lorenz main st martin ed main st martin gertrude main st matthews margaret main st moore margaret factory st moore ethel factory st moore isabelle factory st mccllntock marg market st yfmcclure h c edith st mcfarland jean main st mcmillan gladys guelph st nixon victor factory st saxe percy guelph st schenk wm sr water st sbortlll horry maple aye shortill jessie maple ave smith herbert guelph st smith lottie guelph st snyder norman yonge st thompson ernest water st thompson r h main st thompson jean factory st tycrs e b concession 9 vandiisen hazel main st willoughby j a concession 8 wilson frances guelph st r wright arvilla guelph st company votes royal bank frank benner bank of commerce fred chapman smith stone ltd g wilkinson game wonder who jimmie and nick would root for in all seriousness tho now that the boys have broken their losing streak we predict a winning team on paper they appear to have one of the strongest batteries in the league and now with scotty sup plying a bit of coaching as well as pitching the odd game should go to town horseshoe pitching is still very much in the air we believe that the sports chairman has either been to or is going to an executive meeting shortly to sec about using the property behind the hall for a couple of pits still figure the boys are taking an awful chance with the traffic in and out of there however a horseshoe league should go over in a big way i sunday june 23th is decor ation day in town so lets sec all members turning out the service will be held in greenwood ceme tery the parade formfng at the monthly mcctfiiu he succeeds j l lambert who has friday june 23rd inheld the office for the past two the auditorium suppose tile couplej years of hundred members who havent been showing up at the meetings surprise the president and execu tive by being on hand they would appreciate it why a new public school is the ohlt answer to our present and future educational needs question answer why cant we make the present school do by adding 2 new class rooms it will cost about 50000 to do this and by the time the rooms are ready more space will be required theyll also cut down the play ground space which is inadequate now question answer question answer if 2 new classrooms arent enough town hall or public library cant we utilize space the the space isnt suitable it would cost georgetown taxpayers thous ands to make it so out of their own pockets the province wont help in such makeshift renovations what do you mean the province wont help the provincial department of education is wide awake4knows well need 1 4 classrooms for 495 pupils in 1 952 and 1 7 class- rooms for 576 pupils in 1954 our own survey showed that if we trifle withhalfmeasures the province may take away our school grant v v- which is cheaper doing half a job and paying for it all ourselves or building a proper modern new school large enough for today and the future also with the province providing 36 of the cost pins an allowance of 16 per pupil of average attendance norval loses opening game to brentford norval central peels lost a close game saturday at brantford when a betterconditioned all indian team came from behind to win 1211 in the closing minutes of the game the brants arc a powerful aggrega tion numbering several players who formerly played senior with hamilton gus madson of st catha arines and doug cove of hamil ton both senior referees handled the game the norval boys were wearing their new sweaters for the first time they arc white with scarlet shoulders and trim with central peel in scarlet lettering on the front and norval on the back norval led 51 at the end of the firs period and 08 at the end of the third the game was tied with 1 minutes to go and brantford scored the winning goal in the last twomnutcs norval was minus three star njayers laidlaw louth and cheyrie johnny haines played a good game for the losers and got three goals clark lyons and larry tallcr each scored twice and sin gles were scored by moddison frank clark junior beaumont and i clarence kennedy gave a brief report o the zone meeting in ham ilton at which gordon vivian of brampton had been elected deputy district governor a report on an evening of entertainment for boys who played ori the winning grc hockey teams was given by don barrager the players were enter tained at an evening in st johns church hall when a number of movies were shown and hot dogs and pop served the club decided to march as a croup in the annual decoration day parade of the legion which will be held on a sunday afternoon this month a decision was also made to attend service on sunday june j8th at norval presbyterian church where one of the members rev j l self is minister the club will take their wives to the brant inn some evening this sum mer for a social outing the new officers of the club are past president j l lambert pres ident jack armstrong 1st vice president ray vhitmee 2nd vice president don barragcr 3rd vice president cecil mcnamara secre tary cecil davidson treasurer norman smith tail twister bill bcrrj- lion tamer clarence ken nedy bulletin editors bob smith irwin npble directors fred chap man fred sehultz edwin wilson ernie rawson local girls leave for summer tour misses jean harley and betty dickenson have planned a real holiday trip this summer both glrsl arc taking two months leave bob mccandless john gardhousc i t played a good game at defence and assisted on three goals spike scott was in goal for norval smith stone ltd and left last weekend by plane for new york city wherethey will stay for sev eral days at the hotel taft later they fly to washington dc to stop at the raleigh hotel and then by plane o nashville tennessee to visit wth jeans brother douglas passes second year veterinary coitrse douglas alexander son of all john alexander 7th line has pas sc his second year veterinary ror vls wiln bcit aum course at the oac he is in sask atchewan for the summer working for the government on animal blood testing they then fly to cleveland ohio we cant afford not to build the new school itll take two years time and remember for economy for a new school june 19 x in jroor lntt by lh ge public school boar at truma tenders for coal and coke federal buildings province of ont sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned and endorsed ten der for coal will be received un til 3 pm edst thursday june 22 1950 for the supply of coal and poke for the dominion buildings months particulars can be obtaln- forms of tender with specifica tions attached can be obtained from the purchasing agent de partment of public works ottawa and the supervising architect 30 adelaide st east toronto ont tenders should be made on the foams supplied by the department arm in accordance with departmen tal specifications and conditions at tached thereto coal dealers lic ence numbers must be given when tendering the department reserves the right to demand from any success ful tenderer before awarding the order a security deposit in the form of a certified cheque on a chartered bank in canada made payable to the order of the hon ourable the minister of public works equal to 10 per cent of the amount of v the tender or bearer bonds of tho dominion of canada or of the canadian national rail way company and its constituent companies unconditionally guaran teed as to principal and interest by the dominion of canada or the aforementioned bonds and a certi fied cheque if required to make up an odd amount such security will serve as a guarantee for the proper fulflmeot of the contract b order robert rortdjr acting secretary department of publjo worfca ottawa june 1080 614 statt i sj new western revues coming to new miltokarena one night only wednesday july 5th eyes examined o t walker optometrist office over bell telephone co at georgetown the second wednesday afternoon of each month 3 main st brampton phone 599 brampton carpentry new work alterations builtin cabinet shingling etc work guaranteed albert tost phone 543w the bulk sales act notice is hereby given of the purchase of the restaurant busi ness carried on in the town of georgetown under the firm name of steamers inn the proceeds will be distributed under the provisions pf the bulk sales act on the 3rd day of july 10s0 among those creditors of which we then have notice dated june 6th 1850 laffgdon aylsworth georgetown ont solicitors for the purchasers 614 st i learm to drive long branch safeway driving school h s each thursday in georgetown folly insured dual controls 5 writs or phene b 13z lakesflore road s long branch v phene new tetania 1347 schultz electrical ccutroctaoa wiring motor repair heat wave range fred sehultz phone sslw r0sedale floral c flo potted plants b its a spray wreath wdeua- fuwers our prices are right wx can ptxass you w lmbsr j b shields heating jplumbing oil burner service ea vestroughing efficient aryieg at fair pria madeatenii0