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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), February 4, 1948, p. 3

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trie georetown nerwa ftnwy 4th i94ov- foot ailments treated by tyiiss allan ught eomforuble ixkh and aahar appllaw for test eathifsrt canileu by wafawd plsae umi- j artkv 9 ttu elph georgetown man wed overseas belated congratulations are ex tended to a- georgetown boy bill cummin whoae marriage took place in paris last summer bill who u employed with an oil com pany at bahrein on toa fenian gulf u borne hi june for a vlalt with his parents mr and mra mar tin cummins and married a polish girl in paria when he ratarnotd europe bis wifela sull bj jparls but will be joining him soon in the eaalv order 1948 thompsons quauit chicks b anre knd receive our special price list oh oju chicks the pro- geny of breeders aalected and bloodteated by jovtrpnlent inapee- tora for over eleven years 4000 breeders in our own plant aasorssl quality ducks bred for ltvaamty bldi egg production and large aggi our light snsemr are yary popular vory hardy uniform tvpa and colour heavy producers of largo eggs and meat wa also hay barrad backs new hampshire whits leghorn wu x bb nh x wl jr sb and l nh c f or aale we guarantee loo percerdrtlve delrrery 9b per cent livablllly at the end of three weeks thompsons poultry farm hatchery r r no 3 georgetown telephone 48 r 15 fe quick phone dick for the best in chesterfield reuphojstering new p and and colours now available to match your room highly killed-workmeri-on- all our work a customer on every street ia your assurance of satisfaction juat pick up your phone and call 89 no obligation seven day service no waiting jack suderman of john dick and son bassv- attar m biiabaaui your order now for v romantic man by fred cordon wmujrtura tthis is certainly o fine home you have- hero george i bald a neat cozy little place i smiled at georges wife mrs wal- inpp and sold vjiljet youre in loye with it she gave mo an aguteab amlle an agreeable nod george walked over to a tall mapledcablriet and took but some prliw llovlor here yare harry auttle ppeter he nilea two small glasses and gave me one- rolled mine and torched it tbtila our glasses- tinkled against each other to mrs wallace i tonnt- ed to- the girl who stood on the street corner in the rain hr re turned we downed bur drinks nod a wurrhth a comforting heat spread insldo of mp you sonofngun i laughed sitting easily in a plqsh chair picking upb girl on ajitrect- corner in two rain and making her your wife i good old george wal lace always the- romantic man his eyes were tautened to the jumping rod tongues of the fire was raining like it sievcr mined before george began one of those nlgrrt3yornaiow it just ueems to rain and roin until you think itll never stop that nieht must have been back a good mnny yirs harry more years than either of us old codnor3 would like to rccnll still every little- thing about it is as plnin to me today as it was then when it nil happened it must have been a lucky star that made you two meet on the street corner in the rain i chuckled are halton farmurfs seed chain conscious ifnllons countryside has long hud n reputation for beauty aznong clty dwjilorfl there is much evi dence to support this- viewpoint at the samo tme we sometimes won der in jfluinmor months if the preva lence of blue flowers intermingled with the delicate queon annos laco which are to jbo seen gro wing prolifically in almost ovory field and along every roadside has- anything to do wlthi exclama tions jf delight certalnly if the ancestors of some of our presen day farmers f to come jsck tkcy would wonder what now crops ate those thaihoy aroiyrowingon my old farm to- the good farmer the- wight of he blue fjowered chi- cbryundthe dclicutc queen annas hacu orahflld cniot 1 obnoxious noid istirllnir in rtccht years the shortage of labour has been the gonornl excuse anil a gool excuse it in since tho fartn labour sltua- tlonls doplorabfo and the great perciintafrb of hnlton- farms are groatly uhilorniaiintd we have henrd much of ihe loor quality weedinfestcdnocnlledscod grain bciirg sown in other iiectlonn of on- tnrio hut of course such u condi tion does not exist in the good old banner county of hulton alas our complacency has been shattered by a report recently issued and boned on n qecd drill survey conducted by e m kcadhcjwl county weed in spector for hnlton sabtplen wore indiucriminntcdy collected from 45 different farmers scattered over tho coun some of these wero collected directly from the seed drilsl while in the field and tho remainder from tieed enin bagged up and ready to take to the field that the bent in not too eood ia revealed by the following tablo which givcvtho maximum number of wecrls allowed per pound of oata or barley according to eade ci he first column is krade ecc ond maximum number of wood needs per pound and third the num- beroj weed h iown per acre ink is keg lien itcg cert cert com lorn com km no no no no no j no no eds which when rate pcr aero i in in in luii may be f secd- kiu 1010 1000 1000 aooo j soon uiu00 i ad types ol roofing built up gravel or ihiwgle all roofs guaranteed ihnally wood products h we do all types of insulating phone i8w is saslilsiilisli isiiiisi mi b elgin street 1 i cor prompt and efficient service in general haulage work call dickenson hauuae snmc follas will toll you about love how it comes nbout mutuaj understandinfi ond all that dont believe it harry when it hitsypu i can tell you yco ever for the cjd duck that inm when it comes you know it and when it comes it stays j ilhe watched his cigarette smokt ff climb to the ceiling avhen t hits you it stnys he iipoke the words as if they were new to him first proving their truth i was standing on that street cor- g ner shivering in the rain when i snw her we stqod there saying nothing for o minute just looking and feeling something happen a million thoughts came to me then crazy things and i start building dreams real costles before i even heard her speak or before she even spoke to me maybe she thought i was batty i dont know just stand ing there getting drenched nnd looking at her what was it i said first oh yes little wet out i said when i heard her oice i knew it was music rjousic i smiled satisfied youre just a romantic guy i said well sr george went on ob livious of me we got on a street car and iode up and down the line thnt night praxy jdds we were hour ufter houv talking to each oth er on a streetcar looking out into the rnin and dreaming ill al ways rmember it harry every little word we said 1 georgetown phone 84 r 33 t two nights only tonight and tonaujtrow night february 4th and stfa buy a ticket and be sure of a sent i see while le sun shines i 5 act comedy presented by apprentice production and sponsored by georgetown recreational council town hall aaaismoo 60c suddenly he atood up crushed his burning cijarettein an nshtray and itave a lonij hearty yawn youre richt he said to me what do you mean lie laughed deeply im just a romantic sentimental old fool hows about some of that delicious tinkine mows the dinner comine iney he called all set boys come and ktl it we snt at the table chatting l- tnfs is really some din ner mrs wallace i said roast supreme its lucky i came back to the itrhen on time she said i just uived it i smiled well it certainly turned out beautifully i nudijed horry and said uloud in the tvo of thorn with meuls like tliib i fine home like this well it must have been n lucky star that made you two meet on- the street corner in the ruin eh i chuckled fully contented street corner in the rain mrh wulluce returned halaaaul- nk why george and i met at 0 party i she beamed on george didnt we dear george said trwifs right ili never forget lri it wa astoumline therefore to learn that 31 per rent or almost oae third of the dimples collected in ilalton were iradel rejected ab unfit fur seed in short they were too poor to even get int the com mercial number 3 grade which per- mils up u lljlion weed seeds per acre when the grnin i sown at 100 ihs per acre it was almost unbe lievable tolearn tluit one sample contained libd weed seeds per pound which would mean thnt the farmer from whom the sample was collected was sowing in the neigh borhood of 166000 weed seeds per acre is it any wondei that fluck a large percentage of haltona fields are becoming polluted with such weeds as chicory wild oate white cockle llladdcr carapian nnd couch or twitch gross those are the weed seeds which caused the rejection of m of the 46 sam ples three of the five weed sccdb can be- cleaned out of our grain mnmplc by a reasonably well equip ped fanning mill did you ask what peroentagcrf the farmers wore so wing commercial no 1 seed 38 per cent it was also staptll learn that only one fifth of the ilalton farmers contacted were treating their grain for smut con trol labour is very short on halton farms but surely the nbovc picture would justify the suggestion thiiiis the time of yenr to bet new bcreen for that old fanning mill this is the time of year when the seed grain should be cleaned up this is the time of year when a pound anmplc of your grain should be sent to the plant products divi sion at 86 collier st toronto where a grade jrtd germination test can be sveuredfor 76 cents pur thermore if you are going to need seed a grain next spring this is the time of year to locate it the can vassers in connection with the county cnlfhood vaccination pro gramme also collected data concer ning those with secdgralh jor sale this information is wo understand now being compile at the agricul tural office in milton and is avail able to all interested the mora to this article is why sow weed heeds col t 1 kennedy ontario mi- nister of agriculture has set an ob jective of 60 million more bushola of course grain to be grown in on tario in 1948 if this objoctlve is to be achieved good quaiyjy seed grain of the rust resistant varieties is essential tho time to got ready for next spring is now norval girls playing hockey this season two hockey teams have been or ganized among 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