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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 24, 1942, p. 6

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court num erous but prfc thr amount of rain- fail ooupted with lb twrthrrty uu- turv to th moat important of that rvlwoct at time ahorcaxm ftlvtr ha ft bun toojrn to hat goo t-r- far but vr donl thin that many 0-trt4- my go nunxry t in apttr of thr high quality and ajbuo dance of our wheat there are great many propi today right her tn con ad who seldom rt bread which of court it mad from wheat flour in stead of eating our high quality wheal products thry hatr fallen for ionr fad food that km been highly tdrrurd ta that hu been brought to their at tention because cf turor until pottm and dipiara ror trvrral year now our wheat grower hat bm paid not lo grow wheat because of th hug aurpku which we ha tiorrd up in our rranarle and rtrtaton it lootu ruht do a thouth wr may yrt br clad of ao that hrat drcautar of r fcndition ai ihort of mrat and ar uary lo b rtro thortrr w arc brtnf aditwd to doojbv our oonauznn- tlon of bread to taxr thr platv of that unobuinihlr mrat qtrani itnt it that rtth auch aa abundarx of huh quail t uhrat wh vhkti to makr brrad thr main food for human brtno that it thould ha to br a wmr to rvac it rruj oar adrantajt w can thlna of quit a number of countjlra that vould br sd of jr good fortune in thu regard wit that ktpt tml qrat tuotusr volno how john dajtymorc i kt all hi lit chaurnjird lltnraa urnming the raar of um and trouble 1u br rvealrd to ou u ou read the am erican weekly with this bundaya june 28 uauc of thr detroit bun dy timet beam how hla rrcale burner didnt detert him aa he plaed out the tut accne with a amlir be rure jo grt to detroit sunday tlmea you r hum emwrr qgdens gtgarirre tqqacco dancing i huttonville park e v b b y wednesday a saturday gfbaaa bt4 orckastra ra ruaict wnui oordon hockley or phone brampton utt buses leave georgetown tot ntw1v announced ru ui the number ft bjotj of caiolinr that e can urt for rach counon in our ration book un l aa arrrr at w eaprctrd it might br we were setting fle gallons per coupou and now r will be able to get only four uoit lral oanadlana were not ulng any morr gtu than thry had to and a a mult were iulns only part of thr amount thf ruld har obtained and thr rrnt cut wont affect ua er much in fact it l turprttina how httlr driving e can get along with if r rrnuy try it tint to ions ago that we thouiht it quite proper to grt tir cir i out altrr tea for lomr frrh air for the family and of courar it ma thr regul- lar thing to do on eery rekend to ukr a 100 mile drur or per hap rim longer than that we fcn mrd to br unable to realue that frrth air woa plrnttful tight in our own backjjrd and our locality mai juit as intrrrt inr tn which to iptnd a rekrnd ov any other locality that we might wlah to drtr to we itlll wonder what ir will do with our pard highways if cars go out of date altogether pirhapa we may br able to widen them and uw thrm aa landing fields for aeroplane we noticed an adrrt lament the other day which rtated that thr firm war all rt to make the unltertal family nqm uiat etervone could afford and thnt they would br in production thr mo ment that thr war wa orr just imagine xfaln street on saturday night with planet parked everywhere lnttead of cart time march on al right tiie savtno of thj that and thr other thing hn become quite a habit bu thr latest idea on funlng la that of thr press union nrwpapert of atlantic city they have decided to discontinue the ute of pniods alter all abbrevlauoru they havent made an mention of not crowung uielr ta or of omitting to dot their tv the announcement falls to state what the advantage la in lravlna out thr periods nor does it state what the press union newspapers lntrnd to do with all those periods that they an- wiving we ure unable to decide ho they will store all that saved periods and we wonder if they will be able to find a junkman to purchase them should they be able to sell them do you suppose thnt they would be sold by weight or by grade somewhat similar to the sale of cggn for instance kiftea junior hold atkievtert day srwcty younf men and wofo com- pud ax the annual ailrvrmit day or kaltoo junior fftrmow and jr liomnalrra heid t choo on gatuj- day jud ftmrwttuhao award wvrr voo by chakon ucouougb and john uchtux both of oeorrtovn dlattict th fouowlns young ltdi who cver the patt thr or four j hate com pined aim uciu uf wor wr award ed county honou hint oeotglna ucdonav ctarlott uootiough pranora ottent all of cworgrtovn prwnort crlpfw uuton lou urrry llomby uary aheraood yteeman bhlrtry wrtiht and jean ourna umehour thr dank of toronto trophy for th high ttfwrakhlp trwm vent to ewjuetung torsrruhu tram thr priuonnel of which wat tit foilost prukre crtppt umijotu uocrrwdy ant oeorgina ixcdonald in thr uve fioc judging com pruuon thr bank of kora oooti trophy for th high ttjwruhln tram wru alto on by tkirng tuvnthtp thr trwm mrnrbrr being john vlr- haub uruer ft id and angus uxhmbb thr cnk hhlej for th high nov at on by krrvin ifrphtll cf acton and the de andrnon ttothy for it high club wat agin won by th nor- val oroup mho arrr rtprrtrntrd by jorin and arunu mcnabb flrur rrkl oeotgr ptihrr ororvje itcnderton and clewvr wllfcoo the vltno junwrt challenge trophy vruch it avwrdnd lo the cotich of the htgn trwm vat a on by oordon lilt c f arton loi tram iu coenprufd of jack olen- drnnlng jyfe bornertllle and kerwln u cfhail nil of acton other trophy auinei were tk follow donald flobertorn trophy to the hih man in heavy hones ornt allan acton durcan campbell trophy to th high man in brif cattle walter field milton uvrorwton ttjphy to th hlh man n dtlry cattle jack hamilton free man mawxi knitting trophy to the high man in bhrep john vanackje palermo tfcomsj btilftww tvopfay to th high sua ta swtoa donald fr uilton tfa yatsv khj ucdrr th dlrcetloo of ajrtoiluffw fupreitoi j n wtuuio- mad vlcu to th farms of edwin uaxrcp dr w k jama vttnx eurk uurie bty j v- jaturdock im j h- wulmott bm ten claaim of uvcatock ei judgd- via beuy wallsx of th women lotu- tuu brwrfa vat in chajj of th jr homrfcakerv athinrmrot day red cress wotk display in th rid croa room on saturday arumoon jus utb tn vork don by tn ovvrtovm and dlatlct udb tor tn put thir month ni on ma- ntay and ry in lbostns it milt lndd itv ararlng display au arranfrd toy tn oonrrnon un w ivck and ur d urlntxton in nhlr by un j olbbon and un p w oral and lb nonltj by un j campbio uany of tn brauulul quill dxaay- rd sr u ort of tn olrn wullama norrai blatlton and umtimmt udi- un ann lon hut tuny at uu uaraoa and a law by un ivrt jtrr of 0ortttovn lira john llrpbum br ol oum wuuam and lira a w brntoo of limrhoui tnr brauuful pronka tnal adomfd trv ta- room rr donald b barbrr fvirai co and allrrward aold proto rotnf to u rd orou proord irom lm arid aa of oovrra amounlil to orr tn dolunv a brauului quilt mad and donaud by un- oirt nuon aa on dltnlay tvkru ar brtn aoid on oil quilt and a draw till br madr in thr nrar tutur tthu rrport oould not be coaipku ii tnr uauutul knitted artlcut lor babua and cnlldrrn mad and donaud by srnrrou frtrnda mttt not mm- uonrd qubacnbr noa for your homrlovn rwipaprr r army week june 19 july 5 dealt mim tua fruj mirtiilij uwnt my tf flrlaa ary a rtlaa aaj u ay guvrrw4 trunlr ratust ba tal salada tea company or canada liuiye avatj events planned every day in canada for army week in th week rum june 39 to jury 5 th pcopl of canada ar doing honor lo thitr army hr oentlrmsi in khakj bo har offerd thrlr tltra tf nd b tn th defroo of thrtr coun try thr mm whoa pnwrnjtr tn th unlutd kingdom for thr past two jewrt tk a fltt constanuy ihakjrn in thr face of hitler hat helped dis courage any attempt to invade thou- the vdauko to hoid army week wat the retult of a demand by the people themtehew sponlaneout urge to do tribute to the tervor uvord to none the program hat been to designed that euh da emphtxiae tome phase of army life monday june 30 will br uolditrv day uprclal rntertain- mrntt are planned for th soldier olfu parcels and letters u1 be tent to men in thr service undemanding between the army aid th civilian population will be fostered on tuesday civilian day attention will br focuurd on thr ques tion what am i doing at a civilian to support the soldier in this aj flrttauranla will br ankrd lo prepare meals according to army diet sheets cooperation bettn the army and thr other armed services will br em- phaalsns on wadncaday unltad firr- vtoe day thuraday will b dtnotm to vocal reecta on rflday th bnpcrl- ant pmrl played tn th drfrcke of oan- ada by th llrarrt army vlu b koi lghtrd tribute to our alura will tt paid on saturday united nauona day de- uohmrnu of the force of th united bute wfu be invited to rtut f4s and unite of the united kauona train ing in canada will take part tn special programs hju conavt addahc8 bt john ambtulvcv the annual lntperuon of th bu john ambulance lirigmd wat held la he ugton liall on uonday night- ax ur eumination by dr dell urt od der oonant cccrimandrr for ontario spoke giving an outline of tha work be log don throughout th provtno and especially th new boapttal aid plan under the cdc ulsj imuc toronto corp flop rtoi mien t and mr hayward alto apoke on th ix john ambulance work dr bell ptiuy commended dr wullama and urt grieve for their vork with th brigade at the close of th urunee- tlon lunch was served b th mrtnbrra eastbotlvd t toronto om tun 1300 pjd 4m pm 0m pin vt04 ajn tm pjn 010 pm blao westbound to london 1600 am xll25 ojn 330 pja yli pjn bow pjn c7i5 pjn x30 pm bbjo pjn dylo06 pin xllss pjn a dally except sun b sun and hol c dally except sun and uol d sat sun and hoi x to kitchener only r to stratford only jqastero daylight saving time ticket and ironnatlsa ol w n lono ffiane gray coach lines it is difficult to realize that so many do not remember the last war it doebnt seem tvo long ago and we fall to remember that another generation has grown up in the mean time the last war was dlf fen nt in comparison ulth this one especially with regard to casualties and ue can fit ill recall vividly thohc day nfur day columns of casualties of canadians thut voud be llmcd in the daily papers so far the numbers of killed and wounded especially or the british forces have been right in comparison with the lot war another difference in thl- war and the last one in n the matter of solutlng there doesnt fccem to be nearly so much of that this time a there was during the lost war and we can get along with less of it we noticed an article the other day glvlim the reason for the salute it hecrrm that back in the middle ages when assassinations were the fashion it wan the custom for on inferior to raise his right hand to his head with the empty palm facing out when approaching a superior officer the idea was to show that the leaser in rank perbon had no concealed dagger in hla hand with which to attack his superior the article went on to explain that this is the reason for the salute george c brown norval w f m may we serve you this year 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