Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 5, 1966, p. 3

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i branch 120 on target theyre tops with darts got the houmno two trophies apiece are mejtaers of the branch 120 dart team front row floyd ztegler left art hall g oneil and harry bottoms back row alf oates ron cash j mccartney ken derose frank hkhards6rvand tony brunskt the localunit put then- superiority in the halton county dart league beyond doubt recently when they won the regular schedule title which accounts forltwo trophies in the centre are the tommy thomas and joe borsaline trophy and the georgetown legion trophy emblematic of the two honours missing are team members r nicholson and a lawrence j last weekend saw aome of our tocal players journeying to brantford for the grand valley bridge tournament the results urere most unsatisfactory duke 1 wilson and msrgery mackenzie both of georgetown played in the mixed pairs on friday night as did your columnist and bis wile both pairs were below av erage on saturday duke wilsonl teamed up with bill barbour for the open pairs i went down also on the chance of finding a partner i played with mrs sid isaacs of london duke and bill did not qualify in the afternoon and played in the consolation game in- the evening mrs isaacs and i tied for first in our section in the afternoon but un fortunately our good results did not carry on to the evening here is one of the hands that led to our win in the afternoon the dealer is south and east- west are vulnerable north s a q 6 4 3 h a k d q 7 3 c 10 7 5 appropriate festivities mark sixtieth year of norval wi norval womens institute celi ebrated its 60th anniversary on thursday evening april 21 at the home of mrs jack may rr 2 norval about 36 members and past members enjoyed a lovely pot- luck buffet supper followed by a program with the president mrs don murray presiding mrs lome cleave was in charge of the supper mrs ed mclean gave the roll call mrs wm graham and mrs elmer patterson were present ed with life memberships mrs wm reid pinned the life mem- dership badge on mrs grahaml and miss prairie maguire pin ned the badge on mrs patter son mrs don murray presented i them with the certificates mrs gordon caseley and mrs har old smeltie joined the norval wl the earliest of all the pres- embers but had not been members continuously for 25 years as is necessary for life membership in recognition of the fact that they have been as- fodated with the norval wj the longest they were presented with an institute cup and saucer mrs smehie was unable to at tend doe to an illness mrs jack may favoured with a couple of solos accompanied by mrs oliver hunter mrs graydon chester gavel an historical review of the nor val wj she told how the wx was organized in norval by mrs bennett georgetown and dr babus of aylmer at a meeting of the georgetown branch heldi in the manse at norval on jan nary 30 1906 the first presi dent was mrs francis hunter norval vice president mrs james beid georgetown sec- retary treasurer miss annie no- ble norval the flrat meeting of the norv al branch was held on february 8 1906 at 230 pjn at the home of mrs alex noble norval with 24 present the metings were at first held in the orange hall now a gar age beside the united church but it was decided to hold them in the homes at least during the cold weather and they continu ed that way on the first thurs day of each month this is still the meeting day at the first regular meetingj mrs robson gave a talkon do ing the weekly washing mrs campbell gave a talk on iron ing and demonstrated bow to iron a mans white shirt each meeting had two talks or demonstrations according to the seasons of the year for ex ample a winter meeting had how to economize in small things and how to make xighlcakc in spring they had gardening and uses of early fruits and in the fall one meet ing was on childrens lunches and canning the early institute meetings seem to have followed the tea chings of mrs tweedsmulr the founder as their topics were all concerned with keeping of a home and raising children today since the womens in stitutes have become world wide i their topics are more varied and world wide too mrs jl clark is the only one of the original charter mem bers still living mrs lawrence may showed i her slides of mexico that she had taken while on a trip there this past winter her talk about the country and the people wasj very interesting mrs don murray gave the courtesies and the social even ing closed tinging the queen in the mail bag essex appreciated wonderful time at hockey tournament essex ontario april 29th 1966 to the people of georgetown on behalf of my husband bill waldron coach of essex bantam hockey team all the players parents and fans who accompanied the team i would like to give the whole town of georgetown a big thanks for giving us all such a wonderful time during the hockey tourna ment this was the first year that essex has ever had a bantam team in competition and so it was a big thrill for us all to be fortunate enough to go all the way to the finals on saturday morning all the people who billeted our boys were just won derful to them all and it is something that none of us will forget to red asseltine and his wife a special thanks for all their patience and guidance to us all to those who worked so hard at the legion with the meals and those at the arena who were so pleasant and friendly another thankyou we are having a small ban- quet for our boys may 12th at our legion hall and you may be sure that we au will be talk ing over all the good times we had together in georgetown its a wonderful thing that so many of you can give up so much of time and effort to allow the boys to play in the tournament and you can rest assured that all your hard work was appreci ated fay all the teams there hope to see you all next year most sincerely thelma h waldron no longer atlantic company now gac international the offices of atlantic fin ance corporation began opera tions as gac international fin ance corporation ltd the can adian operating subsidiary of general acceptance corporation on may 1 the firm has a geor getown office at 12 main st s during recent months the at- lantic offices have been operat- ed by gac international under an agreement with montreal trust company the courtap pointed receiver of atlantic when the junior subordinated noteholders withdrew their op position recently the way was cleared for general acceptanc es to implement its proposal to acquire atlantic offices gac international finance has had offices in the toronto- hamilton area for several years the parent organization head quartered in allentown penn sylvania is a large diversified loan financing insurance and manufacturing organiza t i 6 n with offices throughout the uni ted states and in canada puerto rico and major cities in europe and the far east up- on acquisition by gac interna tional the atlantic offices be come part of one of the leading organizations in its field with a 33year history of successful responsible operation gac executives pointed out that with nearly onefifth of their total offices now located in canada gac international has become a sizable corporate citi zen of canada mr tp mcginn senior vice president of gener al acceptance corporation and operating head of alt gac loan offices stated we have every intention of expanding the operations consistent with fj- dent business practices the carney accompanies cattle to belgrade fair exhibit james carney a georgetown farmer accompanied a plane load of 22 pur bred holsteins on a flight to yugoslavia wedi nesday april 27 the cattle will be exhibited at novi sad one of the great fairs of east- era europe 1 he was joined by ro rlggs of dundas and brian eby of kit chener the flight to belgrade required 20 hours the exhibit is sponsored by the department of trade and commerce and follows a veryi successful similar exhibit last year in france the cattle selected in consul- tation with the holsteiofreislan association of canada are a smile thesunday school teacher was describing bow lots wife looked back and turned into a pillar of salt when jimmy int errupted my mother looked i back once when she- was driv- ing he announced triumphant- lyand turned into a telephone pole ken nash plumbing and keatino 9 wfatof softanera water systems repairs ft aftaratfom tr 72842 richly bred group chosen with twin goals of high production and excellent type in mind the exhibit will consist of a yearling bull- six milkiag cows thirteen bred heifers and two baby calves that will accomp any their mothers jncldded in the group are cat- tie from the herd of mcdonald bros georgetown and eight een other ontario herds heat your home modem woywwh and smarts chinook automatic gas furnace ci lli- wlth tfc tic chinook will fu r hat for mo com- ortabla wbrtw jo rhthompson hardware piumbinq 1 katmo n 73971 lets play bridge by bill coats waif et s k 10 8 sj 7 h j 10 8 6 5 h t 3 d 6 4 i k 10 9 8 5 cj 8 3 c k o 4 south s5 2 hj 9 7 2 d a j 2 c a 9 6 2 the bidding south wtit north east pass pass is pass 1 nt pass pass 2d 2 nt pass 3 nt all pass we were very lucky on the bidding i was sitting in the south position and my first res ponse of 1 nt was an underbid fortunately east gave me an other chance and i bid again west opened his fourth best heart which was won in dun my since one spade must be lost in any case i led a low spade from dummy this was won by west who continued hearts a diamond is led from dummy and the jack is success- personnel of atlantic who are joining gac are experienced and welltrained we are ex tremely pleased to have these people become such an import ant part of gag international fully finessed now a spade is led and finessed with every thing working so well there was no real problem when the spade ace was play ed and both opponents followed three no trump was assured but this is not enough in dupli cate bridge one must try to get every trick possible two more spade leadsproved rather em barrassing to the defense i f he does get rid of his high clubs hjs partner will be squeezed in hearts and clubs as it was east discarded a diamond and a club on the spades while west let go of a heart atid a lub on a club lead from dummy r i let east hold the trick when east continued a club i won still had the diamond ace and the club ten for a total of ten tricks this was good enough for a tie for top on the board mondays winner 1st tie mrs kay coats and gerry reynolds 3rd mrs glor ia coats and bui barbour tarzwell top buyer gets 1500 holsteiiv a georgetown cattleman howard tarzwell paid top price i at the complete dispersal sale of the purebred maycroft holstein herd of john j mayj and sons picton held recently at the hays sales arena oak- ville the georgetown buyer paid i 1500 for the seven year old very good cow maycroft sup reme shirley who as a three year produced on record of performance 17795 lbs milk containing 630 lbs fat in 365 days the lop price was actually shared by tarzwell and hays in- ternational ltd when the latter bought two year old maycrort rockctte reflection star for ex- port tarzwell also paid 700 for a very good four year old cow the sale brought a total of 32585 for an average of 509 for 64 lots four head sold for over 1000 thi georgetown herald thursday may 5 1944 page 3 j 4 is there a somewhere youdj like to go m t at rkt niagara knows bow get cash now for train tickets accommodations any good reason a niagara counsellor will talk over the amount and repayment schedule and tailor it to fit your budget we believe money and helpful pluming go together loans from 50 to- 52500 nubam hnmce c0mpaky united 9 main street north georgetown 8776936 m fabulous sbi mm st 31 a from only wm wwt including special economy excursion air fare from mont realeffective april j subject to government approval heres the biggest bargain ever offered in european touts see the places youve always dreamed of youve never guessed how inexpensive a european tour can be boacs european vacations 66 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