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the georgetown herald wednesday nov 29th 195 1- page 8 wowuana section a bowlers vslip last week section a section a you would imagine to average 1000 per game but no look what we have maocormacks 101 and mcclures 900 and ace bailey 107 just about an all tune low well now move on to the upper dan of scorer such as ross norton 701 241301259 jim boyle 646 153183210 and joe hall 645 198241206 rolling high single and second high triple was nip swpway with j201179223 693 some other good singles were d stamp 267 j carney 266 d wilson ss8 the team single of a section was rolled by silvers 1222 the team standing remained un changed but the scoring is now ery close maccormacks 34 sil vers 31 maple leaf dairy 24 and mcclures 23 in the battle between maccot macks and mcclures the scoring ended in a 43 split with maccor- macks receiving the 4 points sik vets proved much too powerful for maple leaf dairy and netted them- selves 5 more points section b h moss rolled high triple for the night with 679 225162262 sec ond and third were a campbell 669 149320 which was high sin gle and 200 c day 646 245-216- 185 some good singles were d herrington 269 g king 248 j yates had 104 tor his second game for their third game the lawn bowlers managed to score a nice 1112 the misfits have still sole posses sion of top spot with 35 points in second place h is still legion no 1 with 29 provincial paper are still third with 27 and the lawn bowl ers are last with 21 points the misfits fell badly this week and received only 2 points while their opponents the lawn bowlers really worked hard to receive the other 5 points the provincials prated just a bit too goodnor legior no 1 and netted themselves poirts section c with neither imperials or lome scots giving in at all we still have the teams in a deadlock for second place with each team having 28 points still holding onto firsrt place by a narrow margin is legion no 2 withfss points still in third spot is kayx with24 so it is a good bet that thestarfdlng wiu take a chan- chatting with 11 h b noted in the herald last week that tbe arts crafts are soon to hold their annual exhibition sale and tea set us to wondering just how long this or ganization had been in existence satisueld our curiosity byglaocing thru a scrapbook of tbe clubs acti- vities which various secretaries ging spell paext week in nttle between teams the imperials recei ved 5 points fiom kays grofcery and the lome scots obtainedfive points for themselves rosjeglon no 2 star man for section c was j mcbain taking high single and triple with 721 254293174 two other good triples were w hilliex 671 232260179 and j sounders 635 208180247 w latimer and j dempster each had 243 on the subject of double scores j inglis and l cross were tied with 113 legion no 2 chalk ed up single for the night with 1015 ace bailey selling out sale at marcus clothing store formerly blackburns ri a feiw of our specials allwool cable stitched pullover sweaters long sleeves 4 7 c vneck only gabardine station wagon coats satin heavy quilted lining genuine mouton collar and lapels windproof 85 2595 oxford tailored and tailorcraft overcoats brown grey black 836 to 44 2495 we are now featuring the famous van heusen shirts one of the outstanding styles the worlds smartest shirts the van heusen shirt century collar wont wrinkle ever the price is a qc only fi gabardine pants blue navy blue brown and aworce grey fi 95 nylon sport shirts different shades reg 695 i now 550 flannellette pyjamas 375 different shades and colors sizes a e broadcloth pyjamas 0 qq t a very nice selection of mens scarves pauley style re 195 oc silk sport shirts smart styles white on white green on green grey on grey and sand reg 495 now 350 serge suits double and singlebreasted regular prices from 50 to 60 only 3395 sandwich toaster vovtl use it a lot 959 ii from a 150 of to sleds 695 up mix master the perfect khehen helper 6575 d up electric toaster a grand gift but we only have a few left so harry from 995 4675 hockey skates and lee skates 795 i43 jmi jy a skiss mi v have kept since its inception we would judge that the whole movement was sparked by mrs m h moyer whose hobby of raising angora rabbits and processing their fur into wool and- the wool into handwoyen articles inspired the idea of forming a groud of women who were interested in a hobby or craft of some kind mrs paul beer mrs a g m bruyns and the late mrs ann lawson formed the first executive and from this nucleus the organization has grown to its present limited membership of fifty five the crafts the outstanding ing one still being weaving now include work with metal leather shells felt and pottery knitting is also done and there are several ar tists in the group and the finished products of arts and crafts are to be on display at their sale and tea so it would promise to be quite an in teresting hour or so one could spend there no one needs a special in vitation and everyone is cordially invited an art which is a little different from the arts of the arts and crafts society is that of the ballet this particular form of the arts under the direction of mrs r b can ham was sponsored by the recreation council some months ago the classes have since been discontinued due to lack of a proper hall in which to hold them but they 4eft in their wake a much livelier interest in the ballet in georgetown than heretofore es pecially among the older pupils who showed a good deal of promise according to mrs canham so it was that the first performance of the canadian national ballet com pany held last week at eaton audi torium was viewed with particular interest by mrs canham and one of her former pupils miss toots murphy they enjoyed it immen sely the auditorium was packed that night as on every night of the presentation this is the first time a permanent professional ballet company has ever been established in canada and it has been organ ized and trained by an english girl celia franco former member of the sadler wells mrs canham estimates that the work she has ac complished in a few months would have taken someone else five years to do the dancers nave been cho sen from every part of canada prac tically so that the company is truly national in scope they now plan to go oh tour and the best of luck to such enterprise mrs canham tells us she knew celia sranca when she mrs canham danced in professional ballet in england and they renewed ac quaintanceship the night she and toots saw the ballet in toronto and another little bit or inci dental information mrs canham has been approached to start ballet classes in our neighbouring town of acton writing is another form of the arts and one of the most famous writers of our generation was george bernard shaw cant say we have been exactly an admirer of his work but we have respected the opinions of the learned critics of the world who have for lo these many years pro claimed him as the nearest thing to a genius in the writing field since the days of shakespeare hope they werent too disillus ioned when they read about the will of the great bard in the papers last week its hard to reconcile the fact that a man of such brilliance would make such a will leaving the bulk of his million dollar fortune to research on making a phonetic alphabet for the english language there is so much good a million dollars could do in this world even his old crony lady astor ter med the will ridiculous and we are inclined to agree to leave the arts for the time being and chat a little about people sorry to see mr and mrs tony restivo leave town theyve lived here on main street for the past thirtyeight years and were proprietors of the fruit store before mr and mrs dick licata took over mrs restivo is a sister of mr licata and they are moving back to their homo city of hamilton where they have built a lovely new home mr and mrs ivan wright and daughter bonnit are moving into the apartment on main street for merly occupied by mr and mrs restivo and completing the moving cycle mr and mrs george walker jimmy and peter have bought the house formerly occupied by mr and mrs wright and will i be moving in shortly the upstairs apartment in the house on queen street owned by dave hurren formerly nancy tee ters lias been rented by mr and mrs clay wright and their three children mr wright is employed at theiia v roe plant at walton owt driving recently we not lead twpunew houses going up on the rhjjhway going toward norval one la being built by mr and mrs bill hamlltoaand the other by mr and mrs gordon shoe- bridge this area has become quite builtup in the last lew years fr nielsen the chiropractor drugless therapist 37th year of practice lady attendant f hon- tues fri- 25 pjn wed sat 25 aad 89 pra over dominion stare georgetown phone 158w directory dr clifford reid dentist telephone 410 alain street georfetawa i hi i imim cw sayan dvji vrrxbufabiajf opposite armstrongs gama phone 11 dr j burns milne xray dental surgeon georgetown phone 80 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