pn ik- its gcod to hettr your voice again son someone you love would love to hear your voice telephone tonig th aaii tiliphonc company of canao lang distance bargains rain nizhh aflrr 6 an j all dai sun jay hamilton construction 46 prince charles drive tr 73480 homes industrial requirements garages renovations concrete work building supplies every building need legion motes by lsin m curjg- fhe regular monthly meeting of the branch was hem- on thursday evening last in the auditorium an excellent attendance- was register ed the president opened the meet ing the secretary and treasurer in their respective places minutes were read of the last monthly meeting june and the minutes of the executive meetings held during the summer were also read ah minutes were confirmed by the meeting the various re ports were given by the chairmen sick mrs t qrieve treasurers report wallace thompson enter talnraent j murphy bingo alex taylor and sports franjc cpnnely quite a large number of applica tions were read and accepted cor respondence was read particularly one letter of interest from the head of the canadian national in stitute for the blind col eddie baker obe mc who wrote his thanks to the legion for their de cision to sponsor an eye bank for the blind an unselfish act that he described as truly service after death various accounts were pas sed v under general business the pres ident reviewed the purchase of the adjoining property from the es tate of the late tom hewson con sisting of the the next door garage and the liquor store he explain ed the action that had been taken by the executive during the sum mer recess as empowered hy the general meeting in june a number of questions were ask ed about the deal and were answer- i ed the meeting approved the han- dling of the transaction a report was given re one of our nearby legion branches for the in terest of the members present the legidrrary came in for some discussion as usual and it was decided to write command another letter re this a member spoke of his correspondence with them on this subject and it was generally agreed that it had only affected the members who had paid their dues in december of last year and the early part of this year bill collier the new horseshoe champion who won his title a week ago was given an ovation he com peted at woodbridgc in the cham pionship match as did joe stamp another ardent horseshoe man the bingo chairman explained his desire to use bingo equipment for a bingo to be held in the arena in aid of the georgetown hospital fund permission was naturally gi ven for this very worthy cause fuel oil service oil storage tanks 20000 bals storage capacity our green and lemon trucks available to bring you on the spot service budget terms arranged wh kenfner son triangu 72s51 brings us to your door s garnet building products ltd readymix concrete large stock of plywood masonry cement lime plaster insulation rock lathe nqils sewer pipe sheathing papers and insul board open monday tuesday wednesday thursday and friday g00 a4w to 500 pjm tr 72519 saturday ro0 ajm to 1200 pjm tr 728611 the sportk chairman frank connely brought up ue question as to whether the legion ag ain would sponsor the kid hockey this won derful work which is carried on each winter in the arena will once again be underwritten by brand 120 with the same arrangements and conditions made as in other years some discussion centred over the purchase of a number of dart boards some time ago that had fai led to arrive it was suggested an initiation be held in view of the fact that a large number of new members end been accepted since the last one it was announced that henry shepherd will be marshal of the parade to be held in streetsville at- the district meeting to be held on sunday october 20th a large number are expected to attend front the district some discussion was made re garding the election and it was suggested that nominations be held a month earlier it was explained that this had been the old system but had been changed a number of years ago at a general meeting and would require notice of motion and acceptance by a general meet ing criticism was made by a member of the article appearing in notes in september 18th issue regarding social evenings the speaker felt that the matter should have not been brought up in the paper the writer of the article replied say ing the article had been expressed as his personal views on the matter and had been so headed in that it em it was left to the executive to arrange the armistice dinner to take place on friday november 8 a talk was given on the support of the eye bank and it was deci ded to get blank forms and it was hoped that members could see fit to take part in this great work service after death the working of the eye bank was explained and a number of questions answered the meeting adjourned at 9 30 iwith the closing ceremonies the entertainment chairman and his committee served lunch wont you give our active sup port to the eye bank this is real ly a wonderful project and deser ves every members support the necessary forms arc being procur ed from provincial command one of our standard bearers bob hedley approached us about some thing we didnt mention and that was the time of the parade in streetsville for the dis trict meeting as yet we have no dates but intend to go down to streetsville branch in the near future to get all the details bob kindly volunteered to go and we expect henry will be going down to finalize details of his par ade this is quite an honour for a district meeting does not come too often and it will be a very large parade we expect to have an ex cellent turnout from our rone and if thereare a goodly number we will march as a unit as already two bands in the zone have signified their intention of parading the bu gle band of port credit and the pipe band of oakville unfortunately the imperial mee ting falls on the third sunday the same date as the district meeting this is unfortunate but one of those things that cant be helped and so quite a number of 6ur best attenders at district and zone af fairs will be among the missing this year we made no attempt to approach district to change their meeting as we asked them to put theirs back last year as that was the date that major charles ruth erford vc was speaking in geor getown at the convention this is a difficult problem trying to pick a sunday that is suitable to every one in fact its practically an im possibility regarding the parade if there is the crowd we expect from the zone we intend to ask district coun cil to let us march as a unit and while we think of it wed like an other sergeant major to take charge of the zone part in the par ade we wonder if dave bowman ftould do that chore how about it dave for the benefit of new mem bers dave is steward and was a sergeant major in ww 2 where he got the mm and as a last thought there was no winner in the lucky draw so georgetown finishes last in 4school track field meet peter towhemd junior hamp georgejtfwh high school finished a disapptfhting last in the annual four school field day at milton last- wednesday managing only 61 points on the day 106 points back of the host school which took the honours and 7 behind erin which finished third georgetowns bri ghtest lrghtshonein the junior di vision wherepeter townend collec ted eleven points to tie for boys junior champion with chris ram- shaw of milton frank cooper of acton was senior champion with 23 points and bill brush of milton wont intermediate honours cornel ius van der polder of acton was bantam champ pole vaulr senior boys ross snortiu a emmerson baxter a wabe baker g intermediate boys s mcdonald a frank mariscak a john how- arth m junior beys don lindsay a pe ter townend g richard barkhouse m shot putt senior beys don brown m mike obrien g doug mccutcheor m intermediate boys glenn wilson m bob coze a bill brush m junior boys peter townend g elgin awrey e ken smith e bantam boys john zimmerman e bill standing m bill dawkins a boy 100 yard dash senior frank cooper a doug mccutcheon m emmerson baxter pearl sheila martin of milton was girls ja senior champion with 15 points in- intermediate bui brush m tef mediate ruth landsborough of i glenn wilson m ken beam g acton with 21 and junior linda i junior chris ramshaw m peter crucefix of milton with 12 andto g bill stanford a bantam karen mcmurray or milton bantam john hurst a conjel- with 11 i us van dcr polder a bill stand- the complete list of results is in m as follows standing broad senior girls gaille anderson m shirley mason a joan cummins g intermediate girls ruth lands- borough a rose anderson m don na smith a junior girls sharon reichert m betty sanmiya m gloria mcarthux a running broad senior girls pearl tovell e joan cummins g bev emmerson g intermediate girls ann daintith a anne jervis m lois cain g junior girls linda crucefix ml pat sykes g janet hoaley e bantam girls ausma verlis ml karen xfcmurray m carol greens ward g high jump senior girls shelia martin m joan cummins g cathy wickcns m intermediate girls ann daintith a ruth landsborough a gloria purdy m junior girls nancy wilson e linda lovell a linda crucefix m senior boys doug mccutcheon m frank cooper a john mcgowan g intermediate boys- tom barber g frank mariscak a charlie gibbs g junior boys peter lawson a don lindsay a chris ramshaw m baseball aim senior girls beverly may v joan cummins g cathy wickens m intermediate girls ruth lands- borough a ruth robertson m san dra spronle g girls 50 yard oash senior sheila martin m lovell e sharin harleyg intermediate ann daintith a ruth landsborough a rose and erson m junior jackie diwe m ann doubout e linda crucefix m bantam ruth ann sherratt m karen mcmurray lari hallitt g girls 75 yard dash senior- sheila martin m shar in harlcy g beverly emmerson g intermediate ruth landsbor ough a ann daintith a linda bottoms g junior linda crucefix m and isabel beaumont g tied for first gloria mcarthur a girls relay acton milton erin boys 220 yard dash senior frank cooper a doug mccutcheon m emmerson baxter a intermediate bill brush m bruce stevens e glen wilson m junior- chris ramshaw m pet er townend g ian foster m boys relay milton acton erin 440 yard race frank cooper a bruce stevens e glen wilson m 880 race bruce and rews a bob coxe a tom barber g the georgetown risrald wednesday evening oct and mot pages bruce hording pianist teacher studio main st south tr 72578 margaret bradley hardihg pianist teacher stvdie main st south tr 73203 3 il rosedole floral flowers ifor all occasions wedding work corsage specialty cut flowers and funeral designs 32 albert st tr 72952 we wire ho r only minor damage in accident near school a minor twocar accident on guelph street in front of george- tonw high school on tuesday sep tember 24th resulted in damage to only 1 car a 1954 ford sedan dri ven by allan c norwood railway junior girls elizabeth force a street delhi mr norwood was proceeding east on the highway at about 420 sharon houston m suuette coffen m bantam girls karen mcmurray p m and was j slowing to a stop verlis m grace clow allow a number of school chil dren to cross when the following car driven by mrs william bing ham of 4 emery st came in colli sion with the rear end of his car mrs binghams attention had also m austin a boyt running bread senior boys frank cooper a doug mccutcheon m bob lough eed e intermediate bojs bill brush m te drawra to scno children stan- ken beam g bob coxe a junior boys ian foster m dar win tost g wayne norton g bantam boys cornelius van der polder a bill standing m john hurst a ding on the curb she swerved to the left on noticing the norwood car but caught enough of the rear bumper to result in 40 damage cpl james bilsborrow investiga ted the accident t r ae l notes thanksgiving holiday new york city special train re notol tratsfiaff hotel free broadcast ticks 3850 w thmtv ticket available lv toronto 7 pm fri oct lilt rt toronto 8 a jn tuesday oej- is full particulars at john r barber travel advisor john r barber agency insurance travel tr 73521 mih shwot 1 ll 1 mino r4 p millwork 2 doors sash j cabinets stairs frames screens prompt service free estimates m m m armstrong ave belrex industrial area j v 11 water st tri 79771 next month the kitty will be get ting large again this was a real idea for setting members out as last meeting was again a large one and we suspect that the lucky draw only payable if you are at the meeting is no small induce ment to bringing the members out we hope that members will see j fit to patronize the bingo for the hospital fund this is a worthy cause and deserves our support the recognized bingo king alex taylor and his merry men will be in charge again so everyone can be sure of a fast properly operated evening of games pleased to see two of our local lawyers taking quite an interest in our meetings both maurice man- derson and john ord were there the other lawyermember george hewson would have been there but made tho mistake of going in to his office before the meeting and promptly goi tied up with business he promises to make it next time though we were pleased to see pat chamberlain have such a disting uished friend in the branch on sat urday afternoon we noticed he doesnt drink or play darts but seemed to have a keen interest in everything wonder if that is the authority that pat and lome were using when they disputed our statement about the cornea we were interested to see the old subject of nominations before the election come up again we al ways had been a supporter of that idea ot a nomination meeting a- month ahead however we were one of a small group dissenting sot well go along that the majority is right axoreaent we ham so firm copvietiobiitltsr way powerful mhif work in the yard or on the job youll find dozens of apphcationa tar multipurpose mhp work bulls choice of many jobmatted tools 5 fuelaaving gas or diesel traits tradein your present equipment get the added benefit of lowrate mhf fbnanc- ing serviceafterbales includes faxtorytrarined mechanics modern facilities and a stock of genuine parta cal os today prove the power and perfbr mam of mhf work bolls on yonjr next jpk lyotfflq- murt ahis0m maaar 11