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v high tales pubushed by students of georgetown high school farm news caterpillar blight continues this summer time 1 no is georgetown ontario wednesday may 20 1953 ranee bursaries scholarships l stone scholarships and silver bursaries were i two weeks ago by prin- lamtaerc these generous should be very irrflu- ln helping students to get yi mitverpty the scholarships bursaries are a shining exam- cooperation between indus- land education ly two weeks stay now weeks from now the lower final exams will be begin on june 8th grade xl along some other classes have still work to cover before the will be over and many stud- are beginning to feel the l the staff have quite a r with the amount of work to be covered and examina- i to be set however this may last year that the staff will shorthanded as a new teacher added to the staff in sep- ter the new addition to the will not be ready till sep- sr 1954 and some of the clas- will probably have to be held t attic as all possible space is used for classes now except oiler room choir report bev hyde be choir concert is over and have started to settled down at once again the choir con- was fairly well appreciated s people who came to hear us everything went fine un- came to begin the beguine then the fun began first the inos did not come in at the time then the mezzos the altos did not come in at but that was just the begm- j to top it all off the music choir leader was conducting fell on the floor there was e a dither about this and a few had to let everyone know lt had happened by giggling the fiof the way through the song other than that the concert off quite well classes are over for this and we have big plans for year after a 15 minute per- i of music consisting of a few b screams and giggles we went i cadet period in which we volleyball please dont i this last paragraph the wrong life at qhs is hardly ever this is the last report for this and all i can say is that its fun getting my report in ten late and watching our ed- itear out his hair editorial don souther for many students college means one thing the need for money students have in many cases to pay their own way wrn they get to college the financing of such a big venture takes some tactf ulness the average pupil is able and will ing to work for what he or she wants but the question is where to get work there are plenty of jobs if a person can find them but doing it by yourself is a big job the student saving for a university education has a tough row to hoe if he cannot find a suitable job in the summer to build up bis finances if there was a committee or board made up of students and members of the town council or others and a representative of the major in dustries in town who could find and ararnge summer jobs for stud ents wishing to go on to uni versity it would help greatly this board could choose jobs specially suited for certain students the prospective employer could contact this committee and doubtless the committee could find the student best suited for the job when stud ents had the money they would be more inclined to continue their ed ucation knowing that they had a good start on financing such an im portant venture this committee could probably place most of the students who wanted summer work as a committee contacts could be made all over the country where jobs could be found this com- mjtfee along with proper guidance could no doubt raise the percen tage of students wishing to go to university or its equivalent misunderstanding i our last edition it was stated sgt teeter had been replaced it is now reported that he still l the cadets on tuesday nights i not at ghs cadet news views ross mogilvray last minute preparations and re hearsals for the annual cadet in- spection on may 26th are taking place the precision squad is shap ing up under the capable instruc tion of sgt teeter and some tip top precision drill can be expec ted the time for clowns and clowning has passed and a serious attitude must be taken the in spection and march past are the most important the come several demonstration on rifle drill the grenade bren and rifle firing rqap using and field tactics miss pier- cey is planning several pt dem onstrations for the girl cadets and by the looks of things their part will just be as good and maybe even better than tihe boys dem onstrations there will likely be a dance for the cadets following the inspection note for cadets press your uni forms polish your boots and brass and lets hope we can win top hon ours this year we were second last year can we be first this year note for the public keep the night of may 26th open for the high school cadet inspection come out and give your support to the corps glancing back over another year with ghs and high tales it has been a great pleasure to write the cadet column and i certainly hope that next year a bigger and better paper will again be issued 1 sin cerely think that it will be just as successful or more so in the term to come now to exams new school is stuck in the mud progress on the plans of tiic now addition to georgetown hiijh school socm to have bogged down the architects have been working on plans but they still have- lo be ac- luted by the school bojki jnd then by the department of educi- tion things arc not moving as fast as possibl toward getting a new addition many had hoped to see the final approved plans being put into action now but as it is that is a long way off the red tape is one cavise of the delay and also the general indecision of ev erybody on what we the students are to get but we can only hope for some quick action soon 9b report terry hurley ghs has been out to set all of records the cadets are to get the no 1 position in rio the track and field stars i meeting at guelph for some 1 competition and the other day f- school windows were brdken twentyfour hours that i set some kind of record english period we have been a little composition descri- ontario- a few of these st works were read aloud and rone very descriptive and per- uttle too flattering eompo- someone muttered out how i get there shop exams were handed and mr brown made it known i in telling how to make a steel op the lathe very few said the machine on can we i it if we do it the hard way j is my final report dont sny f ttappy day and ive had a lot making out these reports i be back next year to scribe ijnore reports coronation comes to georgetown the department of education has sent several books about hcf maj esty the queen the well compo sed book covers her life from child- hdod to the great duties she has today there is an introduction signed by leslie frost premier of ontario this thirty pare book contains some very beautiful photo graphs of the queen and her fam ily this little book will be some thing to cherish years from now when the coronation of her maj- tsty will be history why argue about money oat a fiofc start faywat fanfljr finance widi am hfc loan sso to s1000 an ywar own tigpmtm witboai rfothmbwowlhiiioidt40miihmarjf socanyoa today fbona or mop in nroommtt 0useh0ld fin ance hflmlji s mi st manil floor ptram iso hampton ont 116 wjiijw stroot pboa 7 ouara ont final edition as most of you know this is the final edition of hijjh tales for this year it wia u nuw ex ei icncc for all of us on the- tan of the paper to iicate a newspaper that was to be itid by tlu- indents md iesi- ienls of georgitown we hve had i lot of fun and oxciteimiit pub lishing this paper and we would like to thank mr ilnhn tor his mkxhnistable l and also spate in publishing hihii tales during the year we have made a few mis takes said the wrong things but we have certainly gained a tiern- endous amount of experience about the publishing of a weekly news paper we are hoping that we will be able to continue in this work as it is a lot of enjoyment if so a bigger better organised and more established newspaper is prom ised our whole hearted thanks to mr biehn students and all those who checked and helped us make a voice for ghs see you next year editpr and staff high tales au it e voir gerry scott our able sports wri- ler was not able to write his final report as he was in montreal but he also would like to say goodbye to all for this season but we hope he will be back on hand next year the forest tent caterpillar has caused serious damage in many areas of ontario for several years this year it is expected to be ser- ious in the georgian bay and eastern ontario areas in particular and osstbly in some areas farther north says prof k w goble provincial entomologist department of ento mology and zoology oac this type of caterpillar does not build a tent it will migrate from tree to tree often stripping the leaves from the broadleaved trees in an area this type will be pres ent in some of the applegrowing areas and in such areas it may be necessary to spray the fence rows as well as the orchards in order to prevent migration to the trees the eastern lent caterpillar on the oher hand does build a tent and will be quite plentiful in many sections of southern ontario this year the caterpillars hatch the end of april and by the middle of may small tents have been for med which will increase in size as the caterpillars grow and will be conspicuous by june this type will not migrate from tree to tree and will feed only within a yard or two of the tent returning to it each night this type will be found mostly on wild cherry apple hawthorne plum and to a lesser degree on other shade trees it does not attack the evergreens these tents will be unsightly al ong roadsides on neglected apple plum and cherry trees but are not likely to cause great damage in those places in which these caterpillars have been present for two or three years they may n6t be serious this year in places in which they were present for the first time last year they are likely to be present this year the para sites attacking these caterpillars usually lake two or three years to bring an infestation under control ornamental and shade trees and shrubs around the home may be protected from either type of cater pillar by spraying with orchard type equipment the nests of the eastern tent caterpillar may e de stroyed by cutting off the infested branches in the cvenini or burning them or by burning the tents in the evening by means of a torch for the foicsl tent caterpillar it is also advisable to spray trees and shrubs in an iici km to 300 foot around the aici to be protected as this type may miniate ddt lead or calcium arsenate may be used ddt and calcium arsenate being the cheapest surrcsted rates f material are as follows ddt 50 per cent wcttable pow der 2 lb 2 tablespoons to 1 gal lon water 100 gallons or calcium arsenate 2 lbs 2 tab lespoons per gallon or lead arsenate 3 lb 3 table spoons per gallon water 10o gals for migrating forest tent cater pillars it will help to spray the trunks and main limbs as well as the foliage with ddt as given ab ove dusts of 3 per cent ddt or arcnslcal dust may also be used owit 405060 man youre crazy nmt yottr tbmmutds tn pppr m 70 trr dpdt with own conulu unle far wuk rundown mlsc tiu nwr to boars uck at iron wbtcfe buny m sod womn all old trr mu toh tablets tor pn imncar fmun thu w7 oar nnr mqnafmvd gerald scott attends montreal conference gerald scott along with doug cole left on friday may 15th for the baptist young peoples un ion conference in montreal dele gates from all over canada were in attendance at the 4day confer ence gerald and doug represented the eastern division of the guelph association at the confer ence from this conference dele gates may if they wish attend the world conference to be held in rio de janeiro the dckrnts from georgetown left by car on friday for montreal it was a chance for members of the byptj to see the country as well as nam exper ience both spiritual and material one answer any way you add it any way you lookat it savings mean personal independence prizes presented at lady bowlers banquet eightythree ladies were served a delicious turkey dinner by the rebekohs at the oddfellows hall on april 30th at the fifth annual banquet held by the ladles after noon bowling league president mrs john farmer cal led on mrs irwin noble to present awards given by mr noble on be- noble on behalf of georgetown dairy these comprised an annual iplaque high average for the year and weekly hidden scores through out the season mrs noble also presented individual trophies to members of the winning team mrs frank anderson won high average mrs ace bailey high triple and mrs lome coxe high single mrs cyril brandford presented captain mrs george walker of the secopd place flying saucers with individual trophies mrs jack yok- sima presented similar trophies w third place learn captain mrs louis tracey winning teams in the playoffs were then presented with individual trophies by mrs farmer first place red feathers second place pantry raiders high triple mrs thomas graham high single mrs bud bishop hidden scores were awar ded throughout the league and con solation gifts to the lowest team mrs don arthurs presented the executive with flowers ipresident mrs farmer secretary mrs bill robinson and treasurer mrs gor don king mrs bob harris conduc ted the election of new officers with mrs farmer returned for an other term secretaries mrs elmer hill and mrs fred spires and mrs king again as treasurer since its inception the afternoon league has grown to large propor tions with twelve teams competing this year members of the teams were red feathers mrs cyril brandford captain mrs hugh dickie mrs gene greerr mrs frank anderson mrs- george greensward ms gar knapp mrs harvey chappel mrs jack lavoie mrs lewis mckibbon mrs ernie forgrave mrs gordon harley fljlng saucers mrs george walker captain mrs thomas ledwidge mrs lome ituntcr mrs thomas golden mrs dave wood mrs frank par meter mrs nome wilson pantry raiders mrs louis tracey captain mrs john farmer mrs jack tost mrs harry shortill mrs mildred oates mrs lovell puckering j oily el tea mrs ace bailey captain mrs bruce mccartney mrs lome coxe mrs percy leslie mrs len lloyd mrs elmer hill mrs dennis mc cartney lucky strikes mrs jack saunders captain mrs vern bowman mrs bob mcmen- emy mrs jack runham mrs bus hale mrs james goodlet mrs jim roe spitfires mrs gene roshtcr captain mrs gordon inglis mrs william hazel- wood mrs joe shields mrs george farmer mrs cliff norton mrs bill hyde dot and dash mrs bud bishop captain mrs ed francis mrs simmons mrs l garvin mrs g jamieson mrs puckering mrs d mccartney mrs stan turner mrs e miller merry ks mrs ed tyers captain mrs steve nome mrs joe mcbain mrs bill robinson mrs jack davidson mrs joe emmcrson mrs norm march- ment go getters mrs don arthurs captain mrs ivan crabtree mrs jim sargent mrs bob harris mrs jim dobbie mrs gordon shoebridge mrs gor don king mrs audrey mcclean mrs chester stevens mrs jim schofield mrs herb harlow hopefuls mrs al zernvlev captain mrs dick prust mrs sid hulme mrs lefty mcmann mrs art armstrong mrs j dwyer mrs harry gold- ham mrs wylie jfrre sos mrs fred anthony captain mrs bob anderson mrs doug wilson mis jack kclley mrs vincent hepburn mrs 9tee eason mrs marg wardlaw mrs harold mc- kcrrow slow but sores mrs fred spires captain mrs wm duffy mrs- ibob slewardson mrs jack harlow mrs thomas graham mrs norton mrs floyq varey mrs ray berg the georgetown herald wednesday evening may 20 1953 page 9 open a i savings 1 account at the canadian bank of commerce bruce harding pianist teacher 8tadlo main st soitb phone 358r margaret bradley harping pianist teacher 8udlo mmln st sooth phone 43 dancing every friday nighi stanley park erin moderfi aire band admission 75c upwells ud concrete well tile culvert tile s septic tanks s h r nellis r r 3 rockwood j phone rockwood 120 r 31 gravel top soil fill cement building blocks general trucking ernie thompson glen williams phone 707r23 visit your rcaf career counsellor at georgetown municipal office tuesday june 9th 1 2 noon to 7 pm this is your opportunity to get complete informa tion on what the air force can offer you as an aircrew officer or as a skilled airman or airwo man technician- in a mod ern aviationrade have your ccca i- c99v oil burner installed nowl j install tovf limit aquas tat to main- lain heat in radiators let u de termine your present oil burner efficiency with a c02 lest fur naces vacuumed and completely overhauled electric chronothcnna and baffles install a ted 1 i i i free estimates i w bill sproule 1 4 euzabetii st s i phone 1877 brampton i