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mmte m idmymmhaiii wavtv ami iu t wktjuimijitmiwhmteatim the georgetown herald wednesday july 6th 1949 ep head optometrist hanwaotimino omioiam battkiuks wojl mkawtmq aids snrttfl kxamtwkp 7 an rtojtai sqoamk ktwlriia4 news and items of interest to halton farmers 6ampbeix akmu bnteetatn 6uortuobn bkkdkrb jr higheet csh prices for k dead stock ft- horses ea 250 so cattle ea 250 j hogs percwt 50 according to size and condition collect fergus 15 darling co of canada l j a a eyes examined glasses fitted repairs a s simmons s jewellers a main be oeomuttown bj tzlkphons 8 3 weaamay 1m tav j tolui b s- 8 m raibuh bj b opuawtrbt 1m1 ftaliataa w thohoyal shorthorn club heldf a hold day aiad picnic at campbell farnu oot on saturday after noon and evening june 28- some ttto orthrtfa hundred were in at tendance for the excellent program provided following uv addreat of wclcbafti from je peiren of aqton president of the club h h white secretary of the canadian shorjjoori breeders assn acted as boaster of corornontcs following a parade ofrtcently- imported scotch shorthorns thcrowas audjui8 coropotluoawltht c amds and morey boath acting as tha official judges hijre the prize pinners were as follows ladles 1st mrs w h merry oukvlllo 2nd mrs tv c amos molfat 3rd mrs harry burt hills- burg juniors 1st judy merry oak- vine 2nd douulas fletcher hllls- bujg 3rd john willmott milton men 1st george c burt hills- burg 2nd j h wulmotl milton 3rd j p mcnabb hockwood following the picnic supper prof h g knox head of the depl of animal husbandry oac and 0r w henderson ontario veter inary college were the chief spea kers other progranlmes- included selections on the bagpipes by miss blythe guelph ond by the hilla- burgh quartette all in all it was an eifteuont afternoon and even ings programme vkeo 81xjdation vbey sekiousjon mahlv halton farms high temperatures with an ab sence of this long looked for rain fall is stiuthe prder of the day on july 2nd pastures on hiany farrna in uolton arc little moro than ex- crcislng grounds t and the outlook la gloomy lossy the least what to do under theclrcumstancps is the- 64 question if we can get some mois ture ond surely its got to comc soon kale and rape own in july will be ready tbr pasturing in 6 to weeks ckalo is preferably fpr dairy cattle- same grcystone turn ips jnay ulso be a fair bet for into full and early winter feeding while we arc not enthusiastic about rye for pasture on our heavy clay soils in a year like this it would seem to s that rye or a mixture ol rye nd oats for late fall postures should nc4 out and of course if wc can kel somtrcorn in during the next week or ten days wed still jumble on that white southern ontario is gener ally dry the section hit the woru is the certrnl portion of the prov- incd and perhaps after things yet straightened away we may be ubie to get tomo feed shipped in from surplus sections baftibt chukch laauuabts tue mail bag son of dublin wi who gave a dem onstration on serving and novelty dear mr editor making making a polnsetto a re last weeks column round felt picture in a frame a mitt dus- the bend we foel that steamboat ter hooked bath mat and a braided emmerson as manager of an op flowers for every occasion design work a specialty bonded member tds telegraph delivery service flower by wire anywhere in the world norton floral phone j15w georgetown memories to honour a lifetime for lifetimes to come monumints marktrs moderately priced card or letter will bring our service t your door oakvtlle monument works 29 colborne st oakvihe on highway posing team should not be allowed to print such drivel as appeared in his column inst week prom the inception of the league steamboat has done everything in his power to weaken the team entered by cheltenham concrete ond if he could do so personally would be managing a team that would likely walk off with top honours we also understand from the manager of the glen team that they- made no protest about the game steamboat reports as bclng- thxown out as a matter of fact the glen agreed to the lineup before the game due to the fact we could not field a team without the addi tion of rene martin if steamboat cored to look into focts before re porting them he would find we used only two hardball players who hovo actually signed up to ploy hardball when accosted on main street steamboat admitted he was the one who reported and had the game in question thrown out in his own words steamboat says why cheltenham concrete try these tactics is beyond the compre hension of tiie league- in our words it is why docs steamboat try those tactics although as he says there is nothing at stake it could be he wants to win as much us we do art bonn busy bees institute meets at mrs mcleans mrs petci mclean was hostess for the june meeting of the nossa- gaweya busy bees womens insti tute mrs- tuck home economics convener gave a paper on meats ifets cook it right which pointed out some new ideas for this art for instance she said slower cook ing in some cases is advised when fast cooking had been the old way she introduced mrs nelson ander- mot which eliminated stitching by pulling strips through loops she told how to make a dressmakers form for oneself and gave a spring pickle recipe from items available in the stores at this time a letter from the canadian can cer society asked for aid especial ly cotton dressings a book on salads was found interesting fifty cups were donated to no 7 school to replace those broken during war work mrs barlow mrs daven port and mrs alf allen were nam ed to the community activities and public relations committee with mrs j j kennedy mrs pringle brought the ladles up-tq- datc with current events fifty pies were offered from the busy bees for the wi booth at naosagowcya centennial accommodation for those coming from a distance for this event was also discussed t rooms offered delegates were chosen for the district annual at palermo mrs mclean and mrs davenport the lucky draw was won by a luel mrs a padbury martin davenport entertained with several solos and mrs mclean played a piano solo mrs broomcr daughter of the hostess assisted in serving lunch ind mrs j j kennedy mov- ld a vote of thanks to them ond to mrs anderson for tlieir part in an enjoyable meeting the pastors subject sunday morning was christ and higher criticism higher criticism today la connocted with unbelief the high er critics say that many of tha books of the bible are literary for- gortes and are myths and legends of the hebrew race this denies christ os a toaehor however christ accepted the old testament as having divine authority we must mokci omrxholco between christ ond higher criticism jesus snldr all things must be fulfilled which were written in the law of mosastvid id the prophets and in the psalm concerning me if we aeeept the hlgirer crttics caching the conclusion muslj be cither chrisjr was not divine br he was untrustworthy the effects of the higher critlc teaching is if hoi dethroned the bible in ihe- home family worship is rapidly possinfi out dcthrorie- ment- of the bible means dethrone irtent of god until die people get back to th truth of the bible world conditions will continue to ret worse the evening subject jjvos the overflow of our life the text was tnken from matlliew 1234 out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh we reveal what wo are by our words and actions wo arc all sow- ors and the kind of seed we sow depends upon the kind of seed there is in our hearts our heart is the storehouse for good or bad seed jt the heart is the fountain and the words are the streams the streams ere the ovcrfloav of the springs we should be more careful to be good than to seem to be good outwardly tuesday june 11 at tha a ut a native of tairnjunviuaiaad aba mas been an invalid tor tha past fourteen years she la survived by her husband and- tour daughters mrs harry farmer bf h 4 acton mrs trad fryer blount dennis mrs robert symea fairbanks toronto and mrs victor leonard weston rev alex colder conducted tha funeral ser vice from her lata home and inter ment was madeiin limehouse cem etery sal peg 6 eyes examined ot walker orroiiraun wa5 oaorgetown otttca bell telephone osse1 uc cood wedesoayittaksaa of each month wttss jr- ien women wkwjfe vigor y uimk ih itiat ivti nt inylfli ik mimm 1 i jflayi trtniili kd muli j rgrniui nrr 7 7 f im onltr fornaar igir t all irrjjifnt foot ailments treated miss allan keg chiropodist treats eoms- btinlons canensss inirown halls eto applumees for foot essnfstt phone 1390j 27 arthxir st ctuklph i mrs james turner buried at limkiiuuke mary anne barnes wife of james w turner r r 4 acton died on for prompt and efficient service in general haulage work call dickenson haulage also guelph building blocks chimney block partition tile cement bricks wwhed sand washed stone phone 84r33 georgetown or 381 r22 1 lew ilfmberstonk 4ikaiuvtks wokkinc at malton a former georrotown man lewis ilumberstone cratijiated this year with honours in mechanical enfiin- eermn fromthe university of tor onto and is working in tho enftin- eering department of the a- v uoe co at mai ton lew in is the son of mrs t humberatone of toron to and a brother of mrs stan kin- lay and mrs em hyde of town with his wife he is making his home in brampton wion ahmod fw roads not cfoor be careful danger may bo near i to try to pat on a hill or curve it diking for trouble tak it easy waif until tho way i clear and alwcyi obvorva tle rdl of highway safety geo h ooucftt mimtt ontario department highways cement work foundations cellar floors footings v stables fff mcnaliy lane co ltd st pfco ttw carlings conservation corner z ir psks wmj0 yajsav 7kp5gp j s www farm experts estimate that a sim6le toad is worth from five dollars to over nineteen dollars to the farmer thev hill great nuhbirs of harmful insects such as the cobdhnsv moth larvatoads amd froos shoulffmamavs be protected th bsaulyxind ntimsnfal appsal of loads and frogs may b a mattsr of opinion but thlr valu to farmti is beyond qustlon with yow pro- taction thsy can hslp wslghtlhi balancs of naturs in yourtfavour cfutfae zwijtotm- ytjurs to ehjov voorsto protect j carlings the carling brewerieslimited wttiilas ottlls ism