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lodel Recalls Early toys of Stagecoach I A Grantham England man lived In Georgetown interesting hobby who lives at Harrow by lane has made a an authentic Romany conch brightly painted In r green and yellow which is housed in a restaurant In Derbyshire owned by tffljfr son Bob And he stage pictured here will soon Be Journey took Tour days with Grantham one of the slopping places where four horses were changed Tor he next pari of the Journey Mr and his wife returned lo England over thirty years ago from Georgetown where until his retirement nine he was on engineering inspector Willi and Lid Both age they had a puppet show same years ago popular in the Mr began his hobby when his son Who collected horsedrawn vehicles asked him make an old fashioned bread van The caravan and stagecoach followed Crop Improvement Men Meet Master Research Farm Mr and Mrs Bob Elect 72 Officers THURSDAY JAN Pig There were winners in a Christmas draw conducted by Orion Odd Fellows lodge On Tuisday January IB some members the Soil and Crop Improvement Association met in Master Feeds Research Farm Auditorium R No Georgetown for their annual meeting This year high yield com petitions were held in groin corn spring grains and soya beans In the grain corn wilh 13 competitors Bob Mun Milton had lop yield bushels per acre plot Ik was followed by Claude CampbtlMlte bushels I- red Nurse Georgetown 127 and Limestone forms Milton 122 bushels The Untied Coop of Ontario Mlltan branch presented their gold watch to Limestone Hall Farms as Ihe lop three com pctltors had previously won this award In the spring grain Bob Merry was again the winner with a yield of pounds of llerta barky Runner up was Craig Rcld Milton with 181 pounds of Storemont oats In Ihe soybean Speck Hornby yield of per acre of Chippewa Soybean A panel discussion was held to discuss the use of organic acids for the preservation of high moisture corn Panel members wire Hob Merry Dave I and Fred Murray Harris who had at tended the Ontario Silage Con in December discussed the highlights of this event Jim Engineering Extension Specialist compared the costs crop losses of the various types of silos I- OUR CROPS Guest speaker was Prof Jack Winch Department of Crop Science University of He staled that the four crops that should be considered on a modern farm corn barley alfalfa and bird foot trefoil Ik stated that Crude Protein can be produced for six to seven cents a pound in the hay crop versus cents per pound from soybeans He suggested that more people should be seeding down without a nurse crop The new officers and directors for the Soil and Crop Improvement Association for 1972 arc as follows Past president Claude Inglis president Colin Marshall Milton vice president Earl Wilson Nor vol 1 secretary treasurer Henry Stanley A F Milton Directors arc Harold Oakville 1 Clarence Keith Merry Hornby 1 Esqucsing Horvcy Nurse Georgetown Jeff Nurse Georgetown Bob Merry Milton BurlingtonFred Bell Burlington 1 Tom Foster Murray Harris Milton Q Campbellvlllc 2 John Kttchlng 1 Barry Camp- Acton Bruce Coles Acton Arts Crafts Group Now In 30th Year A January meeting at the Church it reel began the ear of the Arts and Crifts of The organization came into wing through efforts of Mrs who now operates Kraft Studio at Nerval and ias been instrumental in many Interesting trtifs among district residents president Mrs Tom a brief summary of during her term of and Mrs reported on Courses which had been given These included lessons in tapestry weaving dried flower arrangements gold Jewellery bandccaficdulyerandi the making of Airs J John reviewed programs mentioning the group trip to the Knox Gallery in Buffalo i as one or the highlights Mrs Agg is the new president and officers include Mrs A Goodwin 1st vice president Mrs Complin 2nd vice president Mrs Cyril Brand ford Mrs Charles secretary Mrs ft Stevens corresponding secretory Mrs Harrington program convener Mrs social convener Mrs Leslie Clark advertising Mrs Knocspel sales Mrs A Nielsen decorating Mrs craft courses Mrs Bear convener for guest artists at Mrs A Goodwin publicity Mrs John Glynn historian Mrs Nielsen auditor acceptance speech the side said that never has self expression been so in peoples lives the neea to work with one hands and create things of beauty and usefulness has reached a very high plain in the last few She said guilds and hallmarks are returning to positions of esteem of revolution machine and more of man Is what it says concluded her ad drew with quote from Olive Belt ALLEYWAYS from Page Unlimited Pin Busters won their first game of this scries against Pickers was high girl this week with f59 triple and single Second was Linda with jJ5 and Next were Nancy Nurse I- icld Stephanie Boys j triple infill Burke place on the junior boys team this year Thi Mike Wurman Hunters Heroes fought against Twisters won two Bearcats ran over in all the ijnmcs Idiot Squid were off to a start but Six won enme IIMYHI-I- iris The high triple of was howled Cheryl llreen who also a single Yvonne placed a close second with and she also hod the high single of The next two were Ruth bowlers were Robert I Gary Miller Ken hod Hit Dive high The high triple 124I single were Tommy Kiv fJ bowled by Mike Don I 11- Tail were Phillip 19 rent Seven If Jmrd Hunter Snoopy If Pro 2r2 1ocki I Slippery Seven 11 flusters SI- MORS Ruth still lids the high average of The lop is I S3 Idiot Squad 45 Twisiers Six Pack Hun GEORGETOWN Midget Hockey TOURNAMENT GEORGETOWN MEMORIAL ARENA Tues Thurs Fri Sat Sun January 25 27 28 29 30 16 Teams Competing TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY GAMES STARTAT7PM START AT7a SUNDAY GAMES START AT J Saturday Sunday Adults Children What we mean by Together were both stronger 1 the I tit Creating works of art Is a rl means to good as with iv up goal I linn imc im lln little I with them nm lit me it warn things ilki hard whin I mi iutthtnl in I it I j iv mi i nu moncv wi tan viu in Bui all it wi rill a plumed it use it in trtur facilities were Irving 1 I idepiMi Its nil like thai partnership in me goals ore I stall something like Si We know you work hard mi nu understand things It it mi I or of us what we mean iou hec new members Mrs Majlnlyrc and Mrs Smith tieorgetown and Mrs Agnes Olive from Terra A and saucer with matching was presented lo Mrs feeer as a token of appreciation tor- her work as president Refreshments were provided by Mrs Miss It Mrs M Poole and Mrs Telller Ten and coffee were served by Mrs I Carney and D Baxter rates Record least one Georgetown has inaugurated a new Mvin which will record all dispensed for a Pharmacy is ad verllsing the service in this Issue of the Herald ft The advertisement paints to several advantages a record of drugs lo which a person may be allergic a helpful record for a physician a id a record of prescription by number should a customer lose this The patient record system has been advocated for some lime by the Canadian Association I It is one of the more visible wlys of showing you arc more pill counter or a of potions says an article In a rccenl edition of the association journal You and the Commerce Together were both stronger Winners First prize went to John 1460 Eleanor Avenue Preston The other two prlies stayed in town and were won by Joyce Windsor Rd and Mrs Teresa Harrison Ontario Street GEORGETOWN MARKET DELREX DRUGS PHONE FREE DELIVERY Vie Honor Iliuc Green ShieldWorkmen D V A WE RECOMMEND FOR COLDS ASPIRIN 100s 79 Dnstan Capsules for Colds Tablets DRISTAN Tablets I KILLS GLRMS DEODORIZES 59 HAIR COLOR NEW DAWN NEW DAWN For Brunettes Only NOXZEMA SHAVE CREAM BOMB CREAM SPECIALS MOUTHWASH WE ARE DISCONTINUING GIFT ITEMS SALE aii Price ALL FOOD MARKETS We Deliver 18 Main Street Downtown Georgetown SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE WED SAT JAM I OPEN FRI NITE MULTYME 24 Loaf Rug 30 WESTONS BREAD 89 CANADA PACKERS LUNCHEON MEAT KAM 45 SMOOTH OR Peanut Butter RED ROSE TEA BAGS 85 DECORATED Scott Towels 57 Supreme COOKIES 49 FACELLE ROYALE Facial Tissue CLOVERLEAF PINK SALMON 93 KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES 35 WHITE SWAN T TOILET TISSUE GLAD NO 1 Garbage Bags CLEANER SANIFLUSH 49 NEW ORLEANS RED KIDNEY BEANS RED OR BLUE BRAND BEEF ROASTS BLADE OR SHORT RIB 79 CHUCK STEAKS S 89 SCHNEIDERS BEEF BURGERS SCHNEIDERS BEEF STEAKETTES 69 MAPLE LEAF POLISH SAUSAGE SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY SAUSAGE 55 OLD SOUTH FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 279 CALIFORNIA NAVEL SUNKIST ORANGES 65 PARSNIPS OUT NO I MAC J LB BAG FANCY GRADE SPARTON APPLES GREEN BEANS GROWN NO 37 R0CKELIA FARMS GRADE A EXTRA LARGE EGGS 47 STOCK UP ON THESE BJD6TfWCB FOODS