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flfqp the georgetpwn herald wednesday august 22 1951 speedvale avenue east north- east limits of guelph- last times tonlte double feature cargo to capetown beauty on parade thursday a friday august 23 24 road show adolph menjou starring with the late carole landls saturday monday august 25 27 little giant uproarious comedy with abbott costeuo tuesday and wednesday august 28 29 spirit of youth the inspiied life story of a world champion with joe louis himself thursday ic friday august 30 31 doable feature dark past with william holden air hostess saturday september 1 one nite only johnny holiday william bendix children s f laygkound 2 shows nightly i n unchr 12 year free hope permit system will ease school administration rent a car fiwm your local herts agent we furnish everything bat the driver georgetown transportation company ltd sinre 1944 the quebec coloni zation department has placed 13196 settler families on new pioneer farm lands north halton high school dis trict board has adopted a permit sytem for district students planning to attend other schools and for stud ents from outside the district who attend any of the three high schools in the district at a board meeting in stewart- town on monday a resolution was passed which denies financial re sponsibility for any north halton student who attends an outside school unless permission has been gi ven to this student by the board theschool board pays tuition costs for students who take courses which are nof offered in north halton these are mainly 6f a technical nature or for those who are not accessible to one of the three schools but are accessible to an outside school at trie same time the board has adopted a firm attitude regarding outside students who- attend north halton schools for the same reas ons up to the present there has been much confusion at the end of the year when other districts have been billed for student costs two years ago this resulted in a law suit against the oalcville trafalgar board and this year there has been trouble with burlingtonnelson the board decided that if no permit has been received from his home school board by november 1st permission to attend school here will have to be denied an outside student ending a dispute between bur lington and north halton the board agreed to accept 864 as full pay ment for nelson students attending milton school in 1950 and to waive a claim for their tuition for the first six months of 1951 burling ton had advised the board early this year that they would not pay such a bill bus drivers have all signed con tracts for the next school year and the transportation committee has mapped out bus routes in prepara tion for school opening in septem ber it is planned this year to have a bus go into eden mills to pick up students who might other wise ko to guelph applications of ft students to at tend guelph were approved and three applications were turned down students given permission were donald mclean alan and donald brinklow nassagaweya david nelles esquesing john hay- don and john lambert acton rich ard chester campbellville all of whom are taking a technical course and marjorie chester taking a gen eral course with commercial op tions who is not accesible to acton or georgetown where these courses are taught three girls taking a general course will have to attend acton school local student enjoys summer camp life where bus transportation is provided i subscribe to the herald t eaton co limited bacon hog special georgetown fall fair for two years now the physical education branch of the ontario de partment of education has offered- courses foe- girls at the ontario athletic training camp on lake couchiching under the directorship of mr j e mccutcheon univer sity of toronto and miss gladys heintz leaslde high school other staff members this year included mjss elizabeth graham northern vocational toronto miss nancy redfern belleville c i miss e macbonald western technical school toronto miss e mclnnis gait c i miss joyce pollock oxil- lia c i miss janet taylor york memorial c i miss betty winches ter kingsville hs miss claire walsh scarboro ci senior in structor and miss alice woldnrck parry sound the camp nurse it is considered a great honour to be chosen as school representa tive for this camp that offers a sig nificant contribution in leadership training for schools and communi ties throughout the province a carefully planned schedule en ables the girls both to develop their leadership ability and to value the privilege of living and cooperating with girls from all parts of ontario in addition to the basic instruction given in such varied activities as basketball volleyball speed ba ik badminton tennis archery golf track and field swimming and square dancing training in the art of public speaking is an important feature as all activities progress the girls havp cvepy oppdrfunfty of referee- ing coaching teaching planning and running tournaments track and swim meets and square dance par ties in addition the leaders coun cil takes complete charge of all chapel services presides over clos ing banquet ceremonies assigns camp administration duties and en forces disciplinary measures for any breaches of camp regulations in these ways the girls are being trained to assist in school or com munity recreation programs also by experiencing the joys of teaching and by learning to cooperate with others they are receiving a valuable character training which may help them to be better citizens with high ideals this years camp student from georgetown eileen oates put her training to jood use when she be came a director of the stayathfome camp sponsored by the lions club and the ministerial association dur ing the last two weeks in july as a mark of her two weeks course at lake couchiching eileen was the proud recipient of her dis tinctive honour crest at the closing banquet presented to all girls who worthily discharged their responsi bilities as- representatives of their schools auction sale of household furniture the undersigned has been instruc ted by- miss eveliwe brown charles stoerfrgetown to jjell by auction on monday evecl aug 27 at 7 oclock sharp the following large walnut dropleaf table in extra fine condition cherry dropleaf table walnut centre table 4 good old kitchen chairs good old rocker set of old english ware dishes a few pieces of old glassware several old picture frames electrolux vac uum cleaner with attachments like new sideboard hall rack 2 small tables oak rocker raymond drop- head sewing machine raymond up right sewing machine dresser childs crib bedroom screen radio cabinet flat top kitchen cabinet quebec hcater lawn mower step ladder wash boiler clothes horse odd dishes childs dishes cooking utensils garden tools there are several antiques in this sale in case of rain sale will be held inside v terms cash frank petch auctioneer page 2 auction sale of household furniture the i ndersigned has been instructed mrs bessie ross guelph street georgetown to sell by auction on thursday eve aug- 30 at 7 oclock sharp the fpllowfng studio couch sideboard extension table couchlend table cane table small table 3 dining chairs rug 9x12 occasional chair grass rug 9x12 small linoleum squares sim mons steel bed springs mattress single bed and spring dresser wash- stand bedroom dishes t pillows quebec heater stove pipes 2 elec tric hot plates with oven acme quebec range oil heater trunk folding hall rack high chair childs table childs commode chair stepladder lawn mower 10 rubber stair treads crocks lamps dishes cooking utensils garder tools other small article terms cash frank petch auctioireer september 14 15 1951 in order to encourage the production of hogs of the desired qual ity weight and finish the t eaton co ltd are offering 3000 in prizes balance of j 1500 being contributed by the eas towards the following prizes a terra cott icam family reunion hf d i guf pk park rel i entry to consist of 4 hogs to pen j 1st 2nd 3rd 1200 1000 800 4th 5th 6th 600 500 400 a coop news announcing newdelivery days mondays west of georgetown including stewarttown tuesdays 8th line south and everything east along no 7 highway wednesdays north of no 7 through glen williams district to terra cotta etc georgetown branch milton district coop v service with a smile phone 86 free delivery on route day a reunion of the icam family was held on sunday at kiverdale park guelph a wonderful turnout is reported at the bazaar which the thimble club sponsored recently the quilt draw was won by mrs g pucker ing inglewood and the hooked rug by mrs constance lansdale long branch the flyers beat the glen on the 19th the score being 1510 sympathy goes to mr and mrs mccrea in the death of her aunt also a cousin mr and mrs j eves and bever ley are back home after spending a week at tory hill near halibur- ton they also spent two days at wilberforce with friends jim emmerson is back in sunny- brook hospital for further treat ment after a back operation which he underwent last year terra cotta inn was really busy last sunday cars lined the road on both sides with people who had come out for sunday dinner ijowl it y tale about teeth wins 2500 award mrs john kennedy weslcyan street won 25 for submitting the ntrizewinning anecdote during the last week in july to the over the teacups column in the torbnto daily star mrs kennedy told of her adven- lures after she started todrive 100 mrles to paisley to see her dentist she forgot to take her denture- with her her i husband after she left alerted police in acton and guelph to stop her car and started out sif ter er with the teeth mrs ken nedy had meanwhile started home for them was stopped by acton policebut by the tlrne the wobarl clearing auction sale of farm stock implements tractor and feed the undersigned has been instructed by the administrator of the estate of the late dan mcdonald to sell by auction at lot 24 3rd line esquesing on tuesday august 28 at 1 oclock the following cattle holsteln heifer bred july 10th holstein cow 5 years bed april 23th holstein cow 7 years hr may 10th -a- 6 years bred feb 21st ayrshire cow 5 years bred march 24th shorthorn cow 3 years bred june 28th 4 shorthorn steers 2 years 4 yearling jersey heifers brindle hei fer 1 year 6 holstein heifers from 3 to 7 months several of the above are vaccinated pigs 2 york sows bred may 24th 2nd litter young york sow 3 months 15 chunks horses harness clyde team aged good workers set heavy breeching harness set heavy team harness 5 horse collars tractor implements 1949 ford tractor in extra good condi tion pulley for ford tractor never used 2 furrow ford plough fergu son jisc mcd binder 6tft mcd hayloader side delivery rake mi 13 disc drill fcrtilator for drill mh manure spreader deerlng mower 5v ft cut hav tender dump rake 2 discs 14plate 2row scuf- fler walking scuffler steel roller 4scctlon harrow 5section harrow 2 springtooth cultivators 2 truck wagons flat rack wagon box set- bob sleighs large gas engine 2 double furrow ploughs 2 walking ploughs single furrow riding plough chatham fanning mill plat form scales grain bags stewart 6 quart basket clippers miscellaneous new woods electric grinder everready 2unit milking machine mel lot te power cream separator quantity of oats quantity of mixed grain 1936 olds- mobile sedan in good condition if not previously sold 2wheel trailer with stock rack crest quebee- range with warming oven numerous small articles no reserve as the farm is sold 4h tscnez canadian sports parade good footballers and hockey players have made new and greater names for themselves in the field of government during their post- careers similarly good paddters and scullers make good busin and the commerical world recognize the fact no doubt the same drive and tenacity which won on the water ice or playing 6eld still suatains our athletes when the glamourfdays are done a few months ago in this column we endeavoured to bring the records up to date on a few former athlete who are now prominent men in canadas business hers are other names you know the ice men one of the out standing centre men of- t he boston bruins wa wil- liam mailes cowley for years he tra velled and played with clapper shore wetland and the rest of those teams bill cowley still holds the nhl record for highest number of points 594 195 goals 353 assists in regular season play 12 goals 34 assists in stanley cup playoffs today at 39 bill lives in ottawa with his family two girls and a boy and is manager of the ottawa office lands and forests department provincial government great bruin the water boys jft twenty three years since- oe wright jr made hi second bid for the pfamond sculls at henley england and brought thesn home to canada still active on the gridiron and in the water affairs of the argonauts joe wright 45 la a senior executive with the weaver fuel company at hamilton denis barclay a prominent pad- dler in the thirties out of st lambert quebec remembers the day of the big wind 1930 at hamilton bay when the british empire games were under way many of the boats were swamped but barclay and company won the junior 4s a winner of the eastern intermediate single at lachute is barclay 38 has flown j0om in two years as regional centre of the big s line of strwacl smith and siebert hooley in his greatest days was the guiding fight of the old marauding maroons of montreal tiay hooley smith 48 lives and works in montreal as president of the smith sanitary supply company he has one daughter barlara age 16 if you have imaiin to visit the ottawa kailrad terminal and pa the n l trallic nfnee you may see i slight figure bending over a dek a 270 goal man in the nhl a member l i ittkeys hall ut fame aurel joliat 50 is living and work ing in lu home toun kverday routine must le a far cry from the magx day with canailiens when leghorn manilla morenz verina ami julia were in their prime a stickler for precision and balance on the water denison 41 recalls an inquisitive step too many off the dock in the early spring chill laioe ontario was no respecter of ar gonauts gridiron greats the names frank turville and brian timmis will bring bade memories of the terrible tigers of the 30 turvills the long booter of many a tensioned afternoon is now an executive lawyer for the cpr old man of the mountain timmis 52 is industrious as ever as supervisor of sale9 for calvert dihtillers one of the greatest canadian football players of all time was harry red batstone of queena today batstone 52 is resident doctor at the ontario hospital kingston and practises his pro fession within a quarter mile of the scene of his greatest triumph time marcjies on spaciary prwparmd by a prominent canadian tpartt authority for oj24el perfect tea is so easy to make with w salada tea bags laundry call zenitfc 13600 no toll laundry services terms cash frank fetch auctioneer q met her husband had sent- the teeth on the bus to walkertbn where she picked them up after having driven iii many weary miles out of ik war john rbarber elmer c thompson freeman kersey elmer c thompson insurance service fire auto windstorm r canadian pacific railway tranacanada airlines steamship tickets on all lines cruise and travel advisers mill st georgetown telephone h9w 4- f i- jy t rrv it i