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and mcdowell partnership in the plumbing businsas her two tears ken natah has gone partnership with charlie mc- urcll of toronto they will op- te under the business name ot ash at mcdowell the two men have toeen friends years and attended plumbing 1 together in the city mr me lt an bjcaf veteran has been employed 7 years with schaecf er tjrlumbing heating co in toronto 1th his wife and family he will tlnue to live la toronto for the rtat handling the city end ot the business while mir nash who v lives on king street will look af er the georgetown work ken is of georgetowns best known sportsmen being a star player on elfins tors wins atkinson bursary a georgetown hbjtt school grad uate muntf berg has been awarded an atkinson foundation bursary the bursary one of several lished by the late joseph atkinson publisher of the toronto dally star has a value of 400 mr berg has enrolled at the uni versity of toronto in the chemical engineering course absent from school for a couple of years while he worked at the bjank of com merce he returned to school two years ago to complete his middle and upper school course the raiders hockey team as well as playing hardball and fastball n gs seek lacrosse win here tonignt wednesday bvralnc sept m 199 the cbobociown hekau mob 7 t- sunday special full course turkey dinner 145 until 8 pm reservations invited for special dinner parties f a i r v i e w coffee shopgrill on the highway closed mondays after 2 pm otherwise business as usual ge0rgetown daily 7 and 9 pm matinee saturday 2 pm thursday friday saturday sept 2426 7 and 9 pm matinee 2 pm saturday the funniest thing that ever happened on the monday tuesday sept 2829 lrwnasf- welcome kind of musical inj uirlnexti 2 monbasaa bomb smi eoaumiwr ssfi wednesday thursday sept 30 oct hbtorts most shhicnre woman cedlrdemilles oaudette georgetown ngs will be trying hard tonight to clinch the ontario intermediate b lacrosse champion ship wherf they play their fourth game with brookun in the local ar ena after dropping the opener ng came back to wn the next two and two more wins will put them on top of the neap in brooklln friday night the home team was trimmed 73 with junior beaumont and len caruso getting three goals apiece and scotty moddison one win close one here the brooklln boys were here last wednesday and as quite often pro ves to be the case they werent nearly as tough away from home as they were on their own stamping grounds playing a superior brand of lac rosse and holding their own ln the stickswinging department the local ng 5 emerged on the long end of a 106 count in the game in sharp contrast to the game in brookun nvhich was badly mishan dled by piper bain and mickey mc donald this game was well handled by joe murphy and alex edmunds murphy who 11 his playing days wasnt averse to rattling an oppo- ent s ribs with a butt end seems to have reformed since he became an official and frowns on unnecessary roughness which is as it should be the fans who like the slaughter house type of lacrosse are fortun ately in the minority and are no asset to any community the game started out as if it could be a repe tition of the affair in brooklln but the officials in control of the game from the outset quelled any incip ient outbreaks by thumbing the off enders to the penalty box thir teen penalties handed out in the first half including match miscon ducts to craggs of brookun and mccandless of the ngs served to cool out the rival gladiators as a result they stuck strictly to lacrosse in the last half only two enforced rests being meted out both for minor offences georgetown hit quickly in the first period and ran in a total of six goals while holding the visitors to two counters the teams split four goats in the second quarter brook in outscored the homesters 2 1 in the third jim cleave scored the only goal of the final canto to bring the final count to 10 6 len caruso and junior beaumont were twogoal men for the ngs gra moddison wil son mccandless gardhouse and cleave had singles brandon scored two for the brookhnites craggs robson mac- key and cook scored singles the addition of caniso to the lineup he missed the game in brookun added a lot of punch to the nitgs attack always a threat caruso scored the nicct goal of the game with ngs playing two men short he took a break away pass from moddison on the dead run and handcuffed the brookhn goalie with a blazing waist high drive from twenty feet out johnny haines turned in a sound game on the loc als rearguard 7ke mccandless up until the time he was sent for an early shower was passing the ball more than usunl due in part no doubt to a wholesome respect for the weight of the brooklln sticks cuthbert came up with some clever saves when brooklln were pressing a couple of the local rookies mis sed good opportunities to add to the scoring total through over anx- lousness when in a scoring position the game while something less than spectacular was sufficiently crowdpleasing to warrant a larger attendance at the next gfcune it would be a good idea if some of the stay away fans were to desert the television set for the evening and come down to the rink and sup port the local heroes who have a better than even chance of bring ing georgetown its first lacrosse championship since grandpappy was a boy bh slaterbradley nuptials in st albans acton pink and white gladioli adorned the candlelit altar for an autumn wedding in sl albans anglican church acton on labour day when margaret louise eldest daugh ter of mr and mrs clifford brad ley was united in marriage with rennick only son of mr and mrs gerard slater of toronto rev ralph price performed the ceremony mrs f g oakes presided at the organ anc accompanied miss yvonne bru- nelle who sang the lords prayer and the wedding prayer given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor length gown of white nylon tulle over slipper satin which fell into a slight train the long sheethllke sleeves were pointed ovse the wrist and the bod ice was apptiqued with lace she wore a fingertip veil with match ing lace headdress her bouquet was of red roses and stephanotis caught in the long white satin strea- mlss audrey bradley was maid of honour for her sister she wore a floor length gowirocopper and grey shot taffeta with matching cape and headdress adorned with rbine- abmes the bridesmaids were muf bea- social and personal mrs a p dale durham and mrs c c berry preston were weekend guests with ifr and mrs w a mogowan miss judy mclaughlin left on sunday for winter park florida where she is attending rollins col lege mr and mrs walter mcguvray of dunnville were sunday visitors with relatives in town mrs john d sim of winnipeg spent a few days in town last week visiting with her cousin mrs d w baxter charles street visiting last week with their aunt mrs a wright wremr and mrs h c crowells of hollywood beach florida mr and mrs maurice hillock and children and mrs laura ryan at tended the coldwater fair last week miss ethel m aldous los ange les member of a old georgetown family was a kuest of mrs r c adams last friday mr and mrs dan cook amar- illo texas and his mother mrs fred cook of toronto renewed ac quaintances with friends in geor getown during a visit to town last friday mr and mrs clarence bain miss gloria bain and mr and mrs jack williamson attended the wedding in hamilton last week of mr bain s nehew george keith bain and helen jean peart celebrating his seventh birthday on monday terry son of mr and mrs gordon lane had a party his guests were larry allen jack gud geon david mozil donny tuck bill sayers his brother ronnie and sisters lynda and sharon visiting recently with mrs a hancock sr glen williams were mr and mrs george campbell of columbus ohio mrs f james mr and mrs william stowar mr and mrs william trelly mr and mrs d walker and miss m walker all of toronto celebrating her sixth birthday on monday barbara daughter of mr and mrs james f evans had a par ty her guests were diane golden carroll and david farnell pamela and beryl williams carol and douglas mcgilvray jill runham patsy laws frances linton and barbara s sister mary four young district farmers have gone west to work in the harvest fields ted leslie and norman dredge drove out several weeks ago and are at present at simpson sask last week charles hunter and elmer bird drove new cars w est and expec to meet up with led and norman although poter mcnamara was five last spring it was not possible for his mother mrs cecil mcnam ara to have a parly at the time so peter entertaind at a belated party last week his guests included hope cowie margaret thompson heather barber neil young glenn broom- head keith allen darlene bous- kill margaret rusk randy hibbert judy nash jill runham lynne rit chie and his sister mary carolyn 11 and ellen 6 daugh ters of mr and mrs walter blehn entertained at a joint birthday par ty on saturday at their home on queen street carolyn and her guests attended the matinee at the roxy these being margaret eason june lyon barbara kinrade jill kentner judy bonathan wendy saunders and barbara finlay el lens guests were michael and mary hall carroll and david farnell alan mcdonald linda and debbie hyde john finlay frances linton and pat sargent nor presley of toronto and miss joanne stuckey cousin of the bride wearing identical gowns of peacock blue and grey shot taffeta they carried bouquet of bronze mums and talisman roses miss sharon bradley small sister of the bride was flower girl and wore a frock of copper and grey shot taffeta and carried a basket of autumn flowers campbell snow of toronto was best man- and the ushers were harry johnston and stanley clark of toronto the reception was held wi the par ish hall where the wedding supfer was served by he ladles of tile church to reclve the guests the bride s mother wore a street length dress okenyciwpe and lace with chartreuse accessories the bride grooms toother assisted wearing a dress of intermission crepe and matching accessories both wore corsages of roses the three-tie- pedestal wedding cake rested in pink tulle bowls of white carnations and pink rose buds decorated the brides table for the honeymoon trip the bride donned an olive green suk with matching feather hat and tan acces sories and corsage of talisman roses outoftown guests w present from oshawa tforonto erin geor getown and guelph the bride is a former georgetown resident her cither being associa ted in business with his brothers here before establishing his own butcher shop in acton i sleep wear 1 womens flannelette pyjamas two piece style featuring mandarin col lar with knitted wrist and ankle bands or popular tom girl cut 395 pyjamas cosy warm flannelette pyjamas ski pattern and style sizes 8 to 14 298 flannelette nighties for misses and women smart figured trim medium and large 298 childrens twopiece ez sleepers shrink resistant fleeced sleep ere for real sleeping o 7 a comfort vmiltf extra pants 149 sewing machines 7 day free trial in your bomb cotton prints popular printed cotton 07- yard wide yd oic nylon hose 51 gauge 15 denier full fashioned 98c congoleum mats size 18x36 actually worth special 1c wool cardigans ladies high quality wool cardigan sweaters mothproof ed with mitin qf sanforized shrunk hmasn st georgetown budget market 40c and 43c cooking and eating apples wealthvs basket 65c culverts basket 75c scarlet pipins basket 80c clarks pork beans 2 20 33c culverhouse fancy tomato juice 20 oz tins 2 for 21c assortment of fresh candy chocolates gum drops vi lb bags 10h oz bags 25c 25c instant maxwell house coffee 2 oz jar 57c reeves sliced mushrooms 39c peaches tomatoes plums celery lettuce cabbage cauliflower apples carrots potatoes red and green peppers for a good selection of fresh and cured meats try budget market fltk dbjvery tr 73281 farm news haltonitesfnter big international halton will b represented in the intercounty tractor contest at this years international to belheld near cobourg by barry archer and ar nold hbwden who placed 3rd in the same contesva year tfgo lime two youthful conte will bo accompanied by their coaches har- old picket and tbos howden john cunningham of hornby th runnerup for the team along with his coach leonard lister will also be at the international where he will attempt to duplicate his per formance of a year ago when fe topped a strong class of 40 plow men claude picket elsto of the horn by district and jack h taylor of the- appelbe line and perhaps nofc vala spencer wilson are others who will be seen in action at this big event