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the georgetown herald wedneaday july 19th 1950 signpost of satisfaction dominion check these everyilay low 1 prices f quality value vumblutouaro uocs pork beans 2wrj5 uuoas ewoieicaukl smi golden corn uintotm umhttitl sw6et chfres list 25t 18c liw emacoumwa joawutiecucipus raspberries ffi7t grape juice sift 2 ic hatoms sbtcmoici icna t nm tomato juke 20t coefee 5e fandrmixes aa 33t pi p 3 i jwumbj with caavy lmmctcc meat bails frtoi sauce ts 22 mmcy hutoh couhmu mck red cohoe salmon 32c mi apt ki aft patniho miracle whip 45 25c bouihioh sou hut havoub peanut butter 35c hokz nurrc uun vscrasus infant foods 3 25c garden fresh fruits vegetables arrivino fresh daily including ii celery tomatoes beets potatoes fin- goltlcn yhu rife bananas lb 19c p- in grown lare heads nw green cabbage ea 10c in glow n girin top kew bunch carrots tfor 1t new bunch beets 3 for 15c i values effective thuis fsi sat july ihkiirt i jj sports roundup by steamer with only five games left in the regular intermediate schedule things dont look bright for fteor- getowns entry the raiders going the seasons route with some inex perienced youngsters have only managed to win three games oak- vllle fergus and acton are graupod in a and watcrdowq and mlflon in b georgetown play- ijig c group will have a bye info the oba playoffs probably the first week in august- there is lot of the old college try among the ploya someigamer have just been lost by a hair and inexperience but undr the epoch inn f walters and scotty pot toron the jojunger members of the team should plymuch im proved brand o4auncxt year athc jiivejitlbs iwye certainly made up fori what the intermediates lack going great guns recently these lads are- fled foe first place wltm oakvlllc cothpbellvllle placcvncxt with mlltoh holding- down the eelj lar dawing- ihelrshore of- the avunrtllin iiittnhni mill jnflwlht edly haue a player- or two ready for intermediate play next season everything in general the brightest aspecl our in termediate ball team says manager bruce mackenzie is the uniforms harvey chappcl was seen round- ins the bonk corner with a suitcase mondny morning there must be gold in that thar quebec fastball league scotty patterson in an interview with the press says rene martin and he arc batting 500 you didnt say which league that was in scotty illkhixht or the week joe scott well known limehouse sportsman wan umpiring a game last week between limehouse and businessmen in the sdftball league limehouse trailing by one run had the bases loaded with one out the ball was- hit in the infield tile play wij made at third base and a doubtful decision vi- registered by the limp ir tile nielee fallowing i wo of tile lnuouse players were i mud t be oecupyin second hie when e lies ionei iiut this iik npliecl fro- his posit inn be hind home plate -an- they still i- page 2 1restl every friday night rem atch final whipper watson ski hilee semifinals geo geohagen irish strong man vs tiger jack moore preliminary starts at 9 pm at milton arena general admission 7 ringside 125 friday july 21 1950 his handle he scrounged the odd mrs wrights pupils meal in the uinceiv mess and no- pass music exams body was ny the wier 1 i rant thei there is sop idam- itinpir them truth in are blind n- maybe he old a bat grade 7 ruth wilson gftde 5 iiuth mcbride hon grade 4 margaret bird grade 2 theory jean bird 1st class hon dominion vtz 3d plan your exhibits now for georgetown fall fair september 15 and 16 over a barrel a lot of tin- hoy- m town will view tin- antics i major lloyd hill f ninara fall with von in- ifitt his unsiicicsnfui attempt to i o tivtr the falls ln a barrel on sunday wi headline news in ihe jdailifs i alter arrivii in england the 1 iiinini of 1hi charlie oj c cliinjutiiy of the lome scots was hi hut ted in new martinicine bar racks at borden camp as we re call the beds were hard the 4 rub was hard so was the csm on beinfi broke off for the clay most of us just continued being broke but we always found some thing to occupy our aftersupper hours such as pack drill and sani tary fatigue we had only been in england a short time and most of the nxos were strangers that is all except corporal with pay major hul believe it or not that was his real name and with his nerve and willi a spare bed in our hut we the following pupils of mrs r van to be ar-ck-iaied- with the son h wright were successful in their ii the f am jus ilea hul il wasnt ruaiio examinations of the royal grade 1 theorv xorman bird hn until we wire well acquainted conservatory of toronto held rcc- c i a itb the hive his dads exploit etrly in guelph and some ol hi own xuht after niiht we would imp off o sleep mill tile tdes of the tmlolls witts j m rtor t sm a n s h i p in c a 0 a ujl i m i t e d rmui in our ear fr ti the men that nieu rable i eunipiy tins niaia ijtisine was ne partuii- i ettiin to be burn lar lie la- ie uu wenatbereci it the lueal eomei eaihandearry i ryone ueing f the hut was i antics and i nnbibin a few at and bitters after tune wntlemen time if yiu plese hat een called th4 lads rolled home eeryone being n vi juijilaut mooci tl the scene of illaiiuu sharp humour cpl hill in charge took a dim view of these proceedings and or dered all members to their beds on the double humour failed to please the corporal and it was quite apparent that several would le penned il we failed to follow his commands sonic of the boys were clad in pyjamas by this time py jamas were the two piece army drawers with only two sizes big and bigger feeling their suds by this time some of the ldsjtold cpl hill as he marched clad only in his drawers up and d the cen- 1 friday july 28th in acton park rotary annual fair enterainment games a night of fun no admission v plenty of parking space proceeds for crippled childrens work ail iv it wo 1931 on ihe old wetland canal four regina oarsmen train vigorously for th canadian manloy regatta the oddt were- all agqintj lhm for hioy lacked an experienced coach and had trained on a hallow manmodettegina lako during i ho groat ralri draught on tho honloytftrtt day th ciuartot tcerod an upiot by winning tho unlor four oarod ovont th txptrh gogglod but jho btt wai yot to com showing th rogatta flnt bunt of pood in th tonlor four th wortorwow ouhtroliod choimploa oawmon from cooonio mmd th u and wolkdowoywwirhprit1 damudoi cborwptoanhrp canodlon port- manihlp and loa- work haw tcorad many ftrh ui ihe rowing world and porttmanthip with teamwork kelpt you loo in work and play together ihey keep your teppe tor opportunity in canada wrmted ojuta rvstn tre aisle that it he didnt shut up he would find himself on the out side looking in we remember as best we con the cpl making a slurring remark about georgetown and especially the kind of soldiers georgetown exported as a unit going over the top the attack was launched by those demons of charlie coy and the enemy was last seen going through a window head first with tinkling glass for a musical accom paniment tired but happy knowing the job had been well done c coy set tled down to await reveille as cpl major hill dynamo of the niagara shivered in his drawers outside no barrel would get him back into that hut and he knew it once teacher here marks 90th birthday once a schoo teacher in geor getown mrs a mcd haig cele brated her 00th birthday on july loth at her home church street aglncourt mrs haig taught school in georgetown orangevlllc dur ham and parkdale before her mar riage 63 years ago to rev a mcd haig who will be 95 next -isfovem- ber mrs haig enjoys good health reads and knits and takes an inter est in world affair she is a daugh ter of the late mr and mrs hugh elliott the couple have one son aufls- ter a professor of music at the col lege of education- toronto and a daughter mrs r o burrows of aglncourt s a a silent economical dpeahon mnitkw wfc tduubty and bynity g th rww gtnmimbmd ttowwd ottomlgar b th bml 3 hw your wenty hwy- j ge0ret0wm plumbing and heating joe prucyk 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