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assist students with summer theatre plans by rtlph hiwts acting on recommendation from the branch executive at the general meeting on thurs- dy evening the membership give ttfc greet light to allow the branch to sponsor high school students these young people under the direction of david blancy hope to start a summer theatre there is a possibility of two plays or on play and one musical any pro fits that may he realized from this venture will be handed to branch 120 and will be dona ted to a charitable organization of th branch s choice rev kelvin johnston will act a liaison officer between the theatre group and the branch the padre will select a commit tee to assist him we feel this is a most commendable project for the branch to undertake for it is good that the youth of town have something to interest them and for them to work for during the summer months another green light has been received this time it is thanks mr george muckart and tb cemetery board which mr mu ckart heads the branch and the odd fellows have cooperated tojwild a cairn at the entrance to the cemetery and having re ceived the nod from the board have commenced the cairn we understand it is almost com pleted the unveiling will take place on sunday june 11th which will also- be a decoration day for the two organizations i a group of dedi ten members working at the brinch preparing boards cases stands etc which will bold or contain the many souv enirs leaned to the branch to display in the museum which will he opevdunng national veterans wcetjune 11th to 37th membership chtrtrman buster bale has stated that so far thl year he has 33 new members 4 of these are members rottistft- ted however it seems that there are 107 members who are not paid up for 1067 and there fore cannot be counted on the branch membership this must be most frustrating for buster who is striving so hard to bring the membership up to 500 for 1967 we fnd it hard to un derstand why these people have not paid their dues by now ffien we are halfway through the year the voice of the legion li listened to by our governments but how can- the organization speak lor the veteran when in one branch alone they have in the true sense of the word lost 107 members remember your membership carries from jan uary 1st to january 1st at the branch membership is held ip- ct until march 31st after that date the branch is undble to claim you as a member to pro vincial or dominion command how about it comrades it is not too much to ask of you sunday eated 1 sleep on bus get most mileage for ottawa trip to the capitol and back in a little over 30 hours that was the bus tour taken by forty five wrigglcsworth public school grade 8 pupils and their six chaperoncs recently two buses one for girls and one for boys departed school at 11 pm may 15 and returned to the grounds at 530 am on the 17th sandwiched between those hours were tours of the parliament buildings a look at ottawa s shopping mall trips to museums bus tours of the capitot and hull quebec and a visit to the rcaf base at rockchre the pupils slept on the buses on the way down and back ar ruing in ottawa they break fasted at the ym vwca quart ers where they also changed their clothes the parliament buildings tour included looks at the house of commons the senate library and a view from the peace tow er two hours free time at the mall for lunch was followed by tours of the war and art muv eums the mint and bus tours ot the area a seconi look at the parliament buildings ilium i mated proceeded departure from the capitol at about 10 pm cousins represent gdhs at ontario athletics camp charlie blehn and jane mo nally will represent georgetown district high school at the on tario athletic leadership camp this summer the camp spon iorod by the department of ed ucation is situated on lake couchiching and runs for the months of july and august the course is of a two week duration the girls have two sessions in july the boys in august in all a total of 766 students attend the camp over the summer the campers are grade elev en students who place in the top third of their grade acad emically and are above aver age athletically at camp the students receive advanced trai ning in activities of their choice and are also exposed to activit ics not commonly offered at their own high schools instruction is provided by some of the most highly qua ified physical educators in the province during their two weeks the students are presented with numerous opportunities to cult ivate and display their leader ship potential they plan org anize administrate and evaluate sports tournaments and track meets they prepare their not denommatinal church service camp fires and their closing banquet it is an extremely full and physically active two weeks spent with 192 students from dif ferent high schools throughout th1 otobomtown hirald thursday juni lit 1947 page 12 the province the skill learned while jt camp are not left to decay the physical education instructors in the schools usual ly give their candidate some ar ea of responsibility in the local cyclist bruises leg in accident with car david corbett age 14 of 90 byron street suffered a bruis ed left leg when he was knock ed down by a car while riding his bicycle wednesday police said the boy was riding north on edward st when in collision with a car operated by robert marshall turkington which was westbound on prince charles drive the wngglesworth publjc school pupil was taken to hospi lal in the police cruiservfor ex animation constable henry vandersluis investigated the ac cident at 5 30 p m cars driven by william bryd on anthony 42 market street and sonja poulson 22 james street collided at the corner of market and maple streets sun day afternoon resulting in 300 property damage constable keith orpen said the anthony car was south bound on market and the paul sea car westbound on maple big variety box plants tomato plants geraniums order early en 45c hv nrei a oun wiluams koeslag 177 276 great ontario adventure vacations sometimes our job is frightening taw horoas at mtdund champlain country on a champlain country ad- i venture vacation you and your family gam firsthand histori cal insights m a setting of natural ptendour from the ottawa river to lslandspnnkled georgian bay you follow where intrepid samuel de champlain explored more than three centuries ago inspect the officer quarters museum at penetangut- hene browse around onlua leacock memorial home see the awesome bonnechere caves for camping canoeing fishing or making friends with wikuife you have 3000 tquare miles of unspoiled wilder- bea in algonquin park alone among the muskoka lakes kawarthasandsyvankahburton are dozens of luxurious modern resorts youtl find ajchamplain country adventure vacation nchly but we are not afraid to back up our products spart0n 23 ryders tv 08900 and usable trade we are afraid they wont last phone 77796 notice of closing stans restaurant will be closed as of b p m sunday evening june 4th for one week for redecorating sorry to inconvenience our patrons gray coach line agency stans restaurant will be closed from june 5th to 11th for renovations tickets may be purchased from your bus drivers during this week 2nd garbage pickup starts monday june 5 your family find out more about it by mailing the coupon below your collection days until the end of september will be if your present day is monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday your summer days are monday and thursday tuesday and friday monday and thursday monday and thursday tuesday and friday those who normally have wednesday pick up please note that your day re monday and thursday for the summer and there are no wednesday pickups town of georgetown works dept heavy smoke damage kennedy st home fire damage may run as high as 11 000 the result of a monday night fire in a kennedy street home fire chief erwin lewis said flames wore kept to a temporary kitchen on the west side of the house but heavy moke dam ago was done to rooms and con tents throughout a pot of grease which boiled over on aangc in the smalt ground floor room was blamed for the fire danny englcby ago 16 smell ed smoke while watching tv and n upstairs and alerted his grtndfathcr both inhaled mokc on the way to the door and had to be given oxygen flames licked out a back window at the height of the blaze damaging exterior paint and buckling several lengths of aluminum sidint ernie curry who has farmed for the past twenty five years moved to georgetown in octob er last year he sold his rr 3 georgetown farm in june he is a native of midland and came to the district at an early age he ufa north halton curling club member ernie and his wife irene have three children donald a standard products employee gordon who is farming at brampton and barbara at har risoft public school proclamation on behalf of the distr ct branch qf the canadian red cross society i hereby proclaim the week of may 28th to june 3rd as water safety week in georgetown i urge you to practice safety th s week and all weeks throughout the vacation period joseph gibbons curry subject partners east end texaco station murray i texaco service- gar age on guclph st becomes east end texaco today as bruce subject 50 stevens crcsc and ernio curry 3 delrcx blvd as sume the dealership mr subject has been an em ployee of georgetown autom otive on mill st for the past two years and before that op crated a service station and garage in si marj s for eleven years he started his apprent icchip in mechanics in 1934 and during world war 2 was a vehicle repair instructor vilh the rank of w02 mr subject s a member of branch 120 of the canadian legion here and of st james masonic lodge in st mary s he and his wife lorctta have three children a married dau ghtcr bonnie at stratford da vid in grade 12 at high school and paul at george kennedy public school remyset top quality none better on the market tomato plants early and lata vanet s 40c 3 for si 10 mums cushion s tall 40c 3 for 110 geraniums 40c each 4 per doz evergreens 3 and up perennials in variety flowering shrubs 1 to 3 50 annuals in great variety wynfield nursery and garden centre half miu ww of 7th line on 17 sideroad telephone 877w5 j bedding plants in great variety no 1 quality hardy can field roses 1 years old assorted garden vegetable plants finest quality meats red and blue brand beef only barbq special plump young chicken m legs f breasts 4d accadtcn macs cheese minced ham a39ukicu chicken roll dutch loaf etc cold cuts 45 breaded m veal patties 45 free during month of june free 10 lbs of assorted ice cream with every freezer order stock up now aj these moneysaving prices l hind beef f side beef 55 front beef 45f pricet includa cutting and wrapping to your specifications blue yall meat market lalir 14bguelphst georgetown 8774331 2 location j kennedy rd n brampton oppo secondary school3oml if you do not see the cut of meat you require our friendly staff will be pleased to assist you