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wednesday february 18th 1938 the georgetown herald georgetown night school classes knox church hall friday february 20th 800 pm 1 inobth haiioni v we have hillside ravine and sloping lots available polf contemporary ranch homes of your choice plans drawrf to your specifications by a p eng to full requirements of the national building code and cmhc fr janes h t0n5 sons consfruaion limited building contractors phone tr 73969 georgetown 27 church st po box 309 the georgetown lumber company limited notice is hereby given that the georgetown lumber company limited intends to surrender its charter dateila georgetown this 10th day of february 1959 w c kentner secretary services john t armstrong clu all lines of insurance w main street south tr 796j1 a filter queen sales and service gerald mccrae tr 74297 after 5 pjn 14 sarah st tf heating electric contractor installation j repairs gas water heaters bergs electrolab triangto 74202 cec greenslade tv antennae repairs moving tr 744j1 grnin for sashes frames plywood trim you cant beat tw i n s woodworking umehouse tr 7-9343- if auto insurance new high prices bothering you dont let hem see us about a dividendpaying central mutual policy john r barber insurance 27 mh1 sl tr 72214 if wiring commercial and dotumtk john lenz reghtated master electrician electrical contractor tr 73414 alma college j karon scott an evening with barrie band the barrie collegiate band un der the direction of mr allen fi sher and sponsored by the st tho mas evening music club came to st thomas last february 7th they played to a good audience includ ing groups of band students from other schoos the band has been in existence for twenty years and has won 42 trophies in canada united states and abroad all the musicians are high school pupils arid most of them have a five or six year back ground in piano and know how to read music a help in learning to play their instrument in a shorter time than if they did not- have his experience most of th and members are taught at school n regular classes and practice pe riods although private lessons are taken by about five per cent some of the members have their own instruments while the rest be long to the band itself after the intermission the conductor mr fisher gave a description of the instruments for the sake of the student observers and gave the pri ces of each for the benefit of the parents he commented on the support given by the bafhe school board after a measure of suc cess had been achieved the band leader then stated that a school must not get discouraged with their first efforts if they do not sound like symphonies after a year or two it takes about four or five years to train a band in order to obtain this effect mr fisher also explained that the band that was playing for us was not the one that went to holland this sum mer he said we have suffered graduation and have lost the cream off the top off the bottle and are now trying to make new cream fjom the skim milk of this year tn a yearor so barrie is planning to start an alumni band for graduates who wish to keep up with their musical work i was sorry to hear that our cit izens band in georgetonw had fol ded from lack of support it is too bad that we do not have more spi rit in our community the boys band has been doing quite well and i hope that they do not go to the same doom it would be wonder ful if more towns would follow barries example when the curtain was drawn all the musicians stood as the con ductor walked on stage i was im pressed by their attractive neatly pressed uniforms they wore red blazers black bow ties white ihirts and blouses white trousers and white socks and shoes the audience stood with them while they played the queen follow ing which mf fisher said a few words of introduction the first numbers were of a classical nature by bach beet- hovenand mendelssohn the mae- fuel oil service ralph murfin oil sales trungle 72351 attention car buyers our low cost financing and insurance plan will help yon make a better deal before you buy talk tans johta avmmeft agency s tv service 45 main street north business trianglo 74541 raitdanre- trupglo 79477 stro commented that pieces such as these gave the students a bet ter appreciation of good music and variety from the popular and the march type next was the over ture to hansel and gretel by humcrdinck this was very well done and one of the younger girls had her first french horn solo in following that the band play ed three south american pieces the rhythm they put into these picecs was magnificent- my toes were tapping from start to finish nd my panamian friend had the greatest urge to get up and dance the trio of latin american favor- ities was followed by a tango a waltz and the march from cinder ella by richard rodgers and all were played beautifully 1 was amused by the percussion section of the band it was made up of five boys who played drums bass tympani snares cymbals xylo phone triangle chime and gourds like two cocoanuts on a board played with a drum stick as they could play each others instruments they switched back and forth nunv erous times and due to the crowded conditions kept getting in each oth ers way and falling over one ano ther to get to their instruments at the proper time and back to anoth er all through the evening they mademe laugh quite heartily the band concluded their concert with atlantic guardian by dr leslie bell the audience stood for o canada on our way back to the school we missed a turn in the road and when mrs sifton came along look ing tor us she was horrified to find that we were not on course but as in fairy tales there is al ways a happy ending and all the girls arrived back at the school iafely after a short stop over at tillys for a hamburger and coke the barrie collegiate band ross norton violet gough pledge vows acton church smith stone reclaim industrial bowling league smith and stone by taking sev- i points from kentnets again climbed to the top of the indus trial bowling league by 1 point over silvers who had all they could do to take five from the firemen kays glen and legion no 1 also were five point win ners while ramblers took seven from davidson for smith and stone george webster was the key man rolling a terrific 820 flat which included a 364 singly dave stamp of ss had- the high single a wicked 385 smith stone are leading with 105 points followed by silvers 104 legion no 2 96 kentners 85 ramblers 78 andersons 76 glen 74 legion no 1 65kays 57 fire men 54 cottons 48 and david sons 34 other good triples were george burlington 807 dave stamp 780 herb arnold 773 terry bludd 767 guy rodgers 750 jim foster 724 bill anderson 742 ray ad- dy 726 ace bailey 720 and spar ky dron 719 singles george bur lington 378 nip shipway 324 bill anderson and jim foster 317 and bob webster 308 high average race we find frank anderson and ace bailey tied with 230 george webster 224 nip shipway 222 bill anderson 216 sid williams harv chappel lou brandford with 214 each geprge barber 212 and don wilkes and joe hall 211 high triple for season bob web- mcr 73 and high single hank chaplin 429 violet ann daughter of mr and mrs harold gough st cath arines became the bride of ross harvey norton son of mr and mrs harvey norton limehouse on saturday january 24th in acton pentecostal churjoh rev rntdhall georgetown and rev r reltf acton officiat ed at the ceremony accompani ed by mrs ida hall the organist robert gough sang the lords prayer during the signing of the register the church was decorat ed with pink- and white mums given in marriage by her fa ther the bride wore a gown of pleated nylon tulle and lace over satin it was fashioned with a fitted waist of lace embroidered with opalescent sequins the col lar was of mandarin design and thpskirt with an apron of lace and tiers of tulle and lace the veil swept from a headdress of sequins she carried a white bible with streamers of red sweet heart roses joan chartier was maid of hon our wearing a blue crystalette gown with matching hat and gloves and carrying a colonial bou quet of pink and white chrysan themums alan bowen of acton was groomsman and the ushers were jim bailey georgetown and doug subject of st catharines a reception followed at the jack olantern dining room for their wedding trip through the state of new york the bride chose a royal blue suit with black and white accessories mr and mrs norton arc living in georgetown what council did seek tenders for new police cruiser tenders have been asked by the town for a new police cruiser the cruiser recommended by the police committee to replace the present 1957 vehicle was ap proved by a council majority with cr ern hyde dissenting at mon days council meeting mr hyde contehded that the tradein value should- be checked against the cost- of putting the cruiser in al shape mayor armstrong said he be lieves a policy of trading every two years would work out best n in the long run as it would es- the first one of their age group friblish a set procedure to fol- that i have heard arid i was most low and other councillors agreed avourably impressed an organi- l nai this might be the best way zation like that would curb a lot to handle such matters of the juvenile deliquency in a we havent done that with our town because it would keep the town trucks the police car isn leenagers busy practicing for the a beatup machine and we might numerous trips around the coun- save money by repairing it was try and if the band becomes good hydes comment requested by the bell telephone for duty plus beauty carpet your home with carefree trilan triian carpet by canadian celanese comes in treebark tweedmere and candy stripes let us show youfthe lustrousquality and attractive colours heres why we think youll like it soil resistance mirrorsmooth fibre doesnt corch dirt color fastness each fibre spun in color completely colorfast ease of care spiiled liquids wash off crush resistance high resistance to crushing and wear completely moth and mildew proof non allergenic a 911 rug 8900 costs only fully qualified laying service well measure and quote costs gladly 4 imain st georgetown enough possibly abroad i wish more towns had bands like thcirsj and i hope the boys bjhd in gear- gctown keep up its good work and iomc day it might gain a reputa tion such as the one barrie pos sesses co for permission to erect tele phone poles on the highway coun cil decided to ask if cables could be buried and requested an in terview with a company engineer kid hockey junior a p w l tpis guelph 13 9 3 1 19 barrie 13 6 3 4 16 st kitls 13 6 5 2 14 st mikes 13 4 4 5 13 marlies 13 6 7 0 12 peterborough 13 1 10 2 3 nhl boston 13 9 2 2 20 buffalo 13 7 3 3 17 new york 13 4 4 5 13 detroit 13 46 311 chicago 13 4 6 3 11 montreal 13 3 5 5 11 toronto 13 3 5 5 11 american i springfield 13 5 3 5 15 1 cleveland 13 5 4 4 14 rochester 13 5 4 4 14 1 hershcy 13 5 3 5 13 providence 13 3 5 5 11 cinci 13 1 8 4 6 1 iittsburgh 13 1 9 3 5 senior a belleville 4 3 17 whitby 4 3 10 6 windsor 4 12 13 kws 4 0 4 0 0 sr a hockey whitby 10 kitchenerwaterloo 1 belleville 7 windsor 2 the above are the results of ihe senior league games on feb ruary 10th cables cost the town more money when such things as storm sew ers are installed it seems riditrutous to grant a company a free privilege and have the town pay later he said five engineers applicants for a town positiort will be interviewed at next mondays council meeting first readings were given to a 200000 debenture bylaw to build eorgetowns fifth public school hornby miss leone bussell toronto visrtstwith h partnls mr and mrs guy bussell over the week end mr and mcs ray bright of campbellford mr eugene bright and son dale visited with mr and mrs lew sampson on saturday mr and mrs harold learmont and korrie sue visited with mr and mrs stanley leannont in g u sandi social personal mr and mrs allan norton 32 victoria street have left for florida where they plan to make an extended visit at various places of interest herald staffer dave hastings motored to ottawa recently where he attended the wedding of a friend bill sirianni with the ca nadian signal corps in ottawa while there he also visited with mr and mrs vic ladouceur alan son of mr and mrs man- ley densmore rr 3 had a sur prise birthday party on february 12th when he was two years old his little guests who came to celebrate and surprise him werei phyllis and alice briggs and wendy beverley and donald bradley who were accompanied by their mothers mr and mrs 4 s hyatt and um briant- 12- margaret st alien- 1 ltd the wedding last saturday of mrs hyatts niece carole jill i humphreys to harvey ross jus- th the ceremony took place in si matthews anglican church vidershol and was followed by a reception at the estaminct in bur lington the bride and groom are both members of the staff of rad- o station ckoc in hamilton suzanne kidd 57 byron street births costigan jim and joan nee harrison costigan 29 market st are happy to announce the birth of thir daughter julie laura al guelphfgeneral hospi tal feb 16th 1959 firsugreat- grandchild for mr and mrs james costigan 55 john st e grieve al and mary grieve an- nounce the birth of a baby boy william john tuesday febru ary 10th 1959 in st josephs hospital guelph a brother for elizabeth rosemary dale wayne and bobby ismond mr and mrs james a ismond nee marilyn barnes r r 1 alton are happy to announce the birth of their dau ghter on friday february 13th 1959 in lord dufferin hospital orangeville weight 8 lbs 1 oz king keith and kathleen king 77 edward st are happy announce the birth of their daughter cynthia lee in guelph general hospital on feb 12th 1959 cr harrison opined that buried j celebrated her eleventh birthday a motion by harrison and gray met no support in seeking to have an engineering firm provide 400 report on replacing over head railway bridgfes on the high way and the 9th line instead council decided jo ask the high ways department for a report on the white bridge and the coun ty for a similar report on the 9th line bridge the discussion led to a brief xchange of heated words be tween crs harrison and hyde when cr harrison said he was asking for a recorded vote so if life was lost it would be record who favoured bridge im provements i take a dim view of putting the onus on a councillor for a child being killed on the wtilte bridge said cr hyde tjnlessl the bridge collapses through our negligence i dont feel any more responsible thah if a child were injured on the 9th line swing sl maple ave the subway or any other danger spot in town i would feel responsible if i danger was brodght to my at- tention and i dldnt try to do something about it said cr har- two days early so as to have valentine birthday party her guests were cheryle scllmej pat sargent margaret sargent cindy lambert gail lloya anne- gud geon norma hale susan assel- line judy asscltinc julie mcmillan sheila wallace wendy marks linda jenn ings and mrs f s gerry from toronto suzanne received beau tiful gifts many thanks to all her friends sell dairy farm plan georgetown move one of the best dairy farms in the hornby district owned by mr and mrs wm anderson has been sold to mr and mrs h d mc- fherson of port credit this farm has been irt the anderson family since 1911 mr and mrs andarson have purchased a house in geor getown and plan to move there the latter part of march mr lome sampson has comple ted his course in radio and tv technology which he has been taking at the radio college of canada in toronto mr garnet howden accidental ly broke his knee cap last week mr george leslie slipped and fell on the ice at his home on sun day and cracked some ribs his son doug is driving the mail route mr and mrs wm tallyn and mr and mrs sonny hall attended the foresters annual dance at the sheraton ball room royal con- nought hotel in hamilton on sat urday night sincere sympathy is- extended to mr and mrs george galhraith and family on the death of mr galbraiths brother charles at their memoriams beaumont in loving memory of matthew beaumont who died february 23rd 1951 always remembered by his wife and family appleyard in loving memory of a dear husband dad and granddad fred g ted apple- yard wio passed away february 17th 1958 one year has passed since that sad day when one we loved was called away his weary hours and days of pain his troubled nights are past and in our aching hearts we know he has found sweet rest at last lovingly remembered by his wife nellie daughter mary son- inlaw doug and grandchildren card of thanks devereaux mrs harry dover eauz and family wish to express their heartfelt thanks and ap preciation to tine many relatives friends and neighbours for their kindness and symapthy shown them in the loss of a loving hus band and father cards of thanks coleman i wish to thank all my friends at smith stone who thought of me and sent me flowers when my father passed away in birmingham england bantams meet hespeler in omha hocicey series the local baniams dropped their final game before entering their division hockey playdqwns on sun day night when they fell 10 to a husky hamilton club probaby the roughest contest of the exhibition series it was dotted with a rash of penalties many of them fighting majors and had to be called before regulations lime because of the outbursts ha milton had it all over the locals in the weight department and took advantage of the difference as it got rougher the lone goal came in the mid dle period off the stick of gannan after he took a pass from gervais georgetown opens the playoffs against hespeler saturday night in hespeler in the first of a home and home series total goals to count included in the georgetown lineup were vivian marchment cooper morrow scott adams dixon campbell kdraack keov l ahead iane and mcniven d gay ox indigestion that old alibi to indiges tion disturbances must have eaten something which did not agree with me is not al ways the truth those who chronically complain about digestive troubles and jump from diet to diet without re lief are not necessarily suf fering because of the type of food they eat a little hon est self analyzation would make for more understand ing chiropractors examining patients with similar case his tories often discover deeper causes of over indulgence or poor eating habits correct diet should not be undersold as in health but indigestion sufferers who carefully watch dietary habits and are still troubled should have reason to suspect that the trouble begins elsewhere the digestive organs with their complicated- but woh- derful system for deriving nutritional values from the food you eat depends on a good supply of nervous ener gy to activate it poor digestion coupled with headaches or being off food can indicate something wrong with the nervous sys tem scientists- have long proven that mental distur bances anger and fear can upset digestions in the same manner a physical condition can impede the working of one of the many nerves supr plying the digestive organs with its working impulses many times a physical ex amination by a chiropractor will trace chronic indigestion to pressure on the pneumo- gastric nerve indicating mis placed vertebrae indigestion sufferers especially if they honestly know that they have not overindulged in heavy eating would be well advis ed to have a thorough exam ination georgetown chiropractic clinic e tetreult oc o oay dc tueaday thursday saturday 2 main street sooth georgetown tr t9401