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COMMUNITY LIBRARY BEEF DAY WINNER Frances McLean of Georgetown received silver dollars presented by Ron Lipsett Cbarolals of United Breeders Inc at a recent beef day Frances earned the award by showing the calf with the highest scoring carcass at the Queens Guineas show Royal Winter Fair Her crossbred steer scored for The breeding unit supplies federal government carcass ap praisal tags to the 4H shows In its service area where the calves are sold for beef The calves owners then receive the results of the carcass appraisal as a practical lesson In relating live ap pearance to beef quality THE HERALD Wednesday May 8 174 Cater To Beer Garden The Georgetown Liooettes April meeting was held at the home of Jerry Murphy Duncan Drive A report was given on the Spring FUag dance held by the Lionettes In April at the Legion proceeds going to the senior citizens of Sargent Court Arrangements are being made to present the cheque to the senior citizens The dance was a big success In April the prevented a banner to the Leo Club of Georgetown The raised the money for this banner at their regular monthly meeting and enjoyed every minute of It Plans were also discussed for a catering at the Lions Beer Garden to be held June l at the Georgetown Arena The Llonettes have been busy making Lionet pins to be sold at the Lions Convention In May at Sudbury This proved to be a very successful money raising project at hut years convention in Cornwall It was also reported by our treasurer Lionette Kay Led- that more money has been sent to the Contact Centre In Georgetown in their support A nominating committee was formed to elect the new executive for the upcoming year with Julie Harlow being the chairman Lunch was served and the meeting was closed with the saying of the prayer 9 Students Enrolled At Red Cross Course The nine students of Valerie Cunningham and Sylvia f era finished their twelve week Red Cross course on Wednesday night The course held every year is designed to help people who look after bed ridden relatives or friends Every Wednesday night since Feb 13 at St Johns United Church the group met for two hours where they would be taught how to recognize Illness and apply simple treatments The group also received several speakers Mary Lou and Nell Young who are both pharmacists gave lectures on medications Mra Sandy Symmes a physiotherapist talked about general care for people In bed especially concerning the movement of people who arc bednoaen First aid was discussed by Thomas who is a member of the St Johns association and Mrs Milne gave a lecture on nutritious diets and low cost nutritious meals The students asked questions about diseases such as cancer and epilepsy but Mrs Cun ningham stressed that the students were not taught to diagnose diseases merely to observe them Mental attitude ia also Im portant and the students were taught to pay equal attention to mental health and physical health Next Wednesday the students will be presented with their diplomas The course will be run again next January Poultry Food Forum On Tap For Thursday Halton chiba held their annual seed Judging com petition at the agricultural office In Milton Many boys who were helping with seeding were unable to attend but the competition was extremely closely fought in all three divisions Junior and un der Intermediate 1314 and senior IS and over The boys Judged and gave reasons on bay silage rata and barley classes They then Identified some weeds and wrote a short quiz The winners were Junior first Richard Stanley second Scott Harris and third Tom Wilson Intermediate first David Stanley second Doug and third Glenn Senior first Cecil Patterson second Carol SomervlUe and third Stephen Stanley The overall winner was Cecil Patterson Winners will receive prlxec supplied by the Soil and Crop Im provement Association at the Awards Night In the Ten of Homenuklng met May for an Achievement Day The program at he Ontario School for the Deaf Hilton marked the completion of their recent protect The Cereal Shelf The club members displayed the record books and recipe files they complied as well as a plate of their favoritemuffins Visitors and frlenda attended the afternoon session A second Achievement Day will be held May 11 for the remaining area clubs Plan to attend the Food Forum Poultry Please to be presented by the Home Economics Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food It Is planned for Thursday evening May at at Knox Presbyterian Church Georgetown A team of home economists will demonstrate recipes using poultry products and give suggestions for Including them In a variety of menus There Is no admission charge and everyone In terested In foods and nutrition Is encouraged to come Lions Club Donates Car Lions and their ladles had a party at the home of Lion chief Terry Peer and his wife Sheila On Tuesday the Lions and their wives held their acution In the Credit Valley club This was the night when each Lion and his wife had to bring some item to be auctioned or pay a fine of Also on the same night the Lions turned over to the VON a new car The Lions now have the word to go ahead with the renovations to the swimming pool subject to the approval of the final plans Library Love Stories Popular With Residents The Community Library offers its members a wide variety of books Including cooking gardening and even Charlie Brown In French Only opened for three weeks the new library which operates through a cooperative agreement between the Wellington County Board of education and the Township council Is becoming very popular with area residents 113 have become members Actually weve only been opened for six days com mented Beta chief librarian People have joined from Eden Mills and the surrounding coun tryside of Eramosa and were very pleased with the results so far The library is open to the public between pm and pm Tusdsys and Thursdays and am and noon on Saturdays Mrs McPhedran and her assistant Kelso work In the library located in the Centennial public school on Guelph Street moderately but steadily sail Mrs Kelso Fiction Is we most popular type of book especially suspense and mystery stories LOVE STORIES books fiction sports trades We have more than books In the library added Mrs McPhedran We have a wide assortment of cook books gardening handicrafts and handyman type books in stock She explained that money remained In the budget to purchase books of the type which many of the people have requested However one area that the librarians hope will improve concerns high school students using the facilities They said that many books not available at the library may be borrowed from the university or the library board We have 10 sots of en cyclopedia Including the edition of the World Book explained Mrs Kelso Were Ear Ocularly strong In Canadian Istory and geography with a large section on European history and the sciences records tapes and education cassettes are also available at the library for use In the room The librarians are Interested in having local service groups and church clubs come to the library to see its facilities They They say that a successful library hns per cent of the population as members said Mrs Eramosa and Rockwood have 3000 residents so when we reach members itll mean a lot to us DID I KNOWT Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese on Londons Fleet Street was a tavern said to have been frequented by Samuel Tribute To Mothers Sir Here Is a little poem I thought up for Mothers Day Perhaps you can use It and thereby share it with others Gods Gilts God gave to courage To others power and wealth To many He gave wisdom And to of us good health But to all the children Because they are so smalt He gave them each a mother The grandest gift of all Ross Giles Glen Williams great ThxiWpffe MoJwTriSiritoAPWEO SUPERRIGHT CANADA GRADE A BEEF BLADE GONE REMOVED I0 A IB LOW IB THAN A TEAR AGO BLADE ROAST SHORT RIB ROAST lb BONE IN ROAST SHOULDER ROAST BONELESS BLADE ROAST ft BONELESS 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