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the- georgetown herald wednes november 22 1944 jight against vd is a family affair a laughing couple dodging hower x of nee fireside garden chubby babies these arcacenea we know cad like be cause theyre part of our iitcs because they spell happiness contentment but we know that these things dodt just happen they have to be worked for lived for protected too because of ever present dangers which may spoil them venereal disease is a spoiler la a cold relentless way it can kill infants rob the home of its breadwinner cripple destroy these are not mere possibilities they happen right here in canada but these things should never happen they can be prevented young men and women can safeguard their future happiness together by mmkmg inn bijort manugt that v d will not blight their plans a medical examination including a blood test for ivphilis is a protection no couple can afford to pass up ftohtvbom the expectant mother too may knew for tin that her baby will be all she dreamed of syphilis in the expectant mother rarely shows outward signs and it is no respecter of persons an early checkup by her doctor including a blood test is a most essential yet simple firitstcpin protecting her baby s health nor must the breadwinner neglect his part the security of the home depends upon mi ability to work regularly and efficiently unsuspected lyphilu striking in middle life may make the head of the home unable to provide for his family it is wise to know for sure in time industrial medical exam nations should include a routine cenfimnnaj blood test a blood test should not be looted upon as something unusual it should be regarded for what it is a normal safeguard of health security and happiness invest a few minutes of your time in assurance 0zrosvt sptmuwttl by io furlktr cauda v oij sale1 dollars at half price hounds lib o surething bargain but how many of us realize that in canoda 145 u were getting dollars at less than half the pricef other gears at a fraction the price in many other countries to dag heres what we mean a dollar is worth as much j j3 as it will bug and to dag gour dollar bugs at least twice for instance gour 5ybuys a borof laundry soapthot cost lggin those dags lb dag gou con bug the same quality felt fedora for hq that set gou bock jpvthen truly gour dollar is half price since it bugs twice as much price ceilings and other antiinflationorg measures hove kept its value high and you protect gour dollors worth every time you buga bond pagoffadebtm refuse to hoard goods or frequent block markets thors howto make dollars count more i promise to give my fupport to keeping the cost m living down i will buy only what 1 need will observe the celling whether buying or sell ing goods or services 1 will pay off old debts save for the future invest in victory bonds and vvai saviogs certificates and i will support ijcs which help lower the cost of living jteer faa tfostfa vaiie ma pubinbfdbjthe brewing industry ontario brfp rrrei the djnr h inflooo rrpraeaa lo all tb popu of notloa young peoples raixy fob halton held in mbton two hundred from all pmru of presbytery hear rer a k graham of india juvenile delinquency la due to the fact that in the crisis of lite we have nothing to hold ua declared rev a russell graham a missionary on fur lough from india at a joint halton presbytery rally of young people and adults in st pauls united church milton education is not enoug he added we must have christ and most of us christians havent enough backbone to let him become luminous in our experience mr graham emphasized the fact that it was costly to be a christian in india today in fact new con verts were deing persecuted in a fas hion similar to that of the early christians one couple was deprived of seventypve acres of land and had then crops destroyed by the landlord and neighbors but when the mlsslpn- arles offered sympathy the timid little wife pointed to her heart and said ive got something here that they will never take challenging his audience to make sure that they have that same something the speak er said if we have come into living contact with jesus christ then in the crisis of life we shall stand among those from georgetown who attended the rally were rev and mrs r c todd m3ss alice falrbam president of the halton y j- v kath leen lyons frances deans marjoiie evans anna bird dorothy sanderson john bird jack lawson ken harri son and bud tost nassagawey busy bees ciajb the october meeting ol the busy bees club was held at the home of mrs leslie miller with ten members attending and 13 quilt blocks handed in in answe to roll call the meet ing opened in the usual way by all repeating the lords prayer in unison reading the correspondence a letter from sgt james wallace gave thanks for cigarettes and chocolates and one from fit officer reg fin ney for parcel and cigarettes sent in february mr stan robinson and mr w kennedy were chosen as clerks for the stle a quilt pieced by mrs d tal bot was to be put up for auction dances were discussed for a few min utes and ckcr cowboys are to be contacted for an engagement mrs alf allen read a poem entitled a parcel from home that showed the boys appreciation of a parcel when received and their disappoint ment when none arrives for them the ladles are to consider at the inext meeting the forming of an in stitute branch after the war other plans were made for the auction sale at brookvllle hall and quilts arranged tor quillings after singing ood save the king the ladles did justice to a lovely lunch served in the kitchen mrs lawrence king motioned a vote of thanks to mrs miller for the use of her home and friendly hospitality sale and euchre the club held an auction sale and progressive euchre in brookvllle hall on october 4th also a draw on a chicken donated by mrs w kennedy which netted 10 64 euchre proceeds were 7 90 and 60 17 was counted from sale of articles the following donations for sale were received mrs alf allen 1 00 and one war savings stamp mrs chris frank 3 00 and mrs walter freeman 1 00 8 86 was taken in from sale of pie cake hot dogs coffee and pop in the booth dance sponsored by the club hallow eri night was unsuccessful overseas boxes eleven boxes for christmas for boys overseas were packed by the club and sent on their way a package of 300 cigarettes are sent each boy twice one month and once the next twentyfive dollars was donated to acton vicinity war service league for packing their boxes a donation 95 00 by mrs george finney to the club was very much appreciated the following members held quilt ing for the club during the month mrs joseph frank two mrs jennie howard one mrs j j kennedy two ward brownkinge amd sam hakrop top caxf club last spring thirtyfour club mem bers 12 to 30 years of age enrolled in the milton holstein calf club and the halwn jersey and guernsey calf club these clubs were sponsored by the halton agricultural society in cbxxffauon with the federal and ontario departments of agriculture the halton holstein and jersey clubs and the ontario ouernsey club the final awards which were recently an nounced by agricultural representa tive j e whltelock show ward brownridge of georgetown to be the high club member in the holstein club and sam hnrrop the top club member in the jersey and guernsey club these awards are based on the aggregate score talcing into consider ation showmanship judging monthly feed records feeding and management methods written examination calf etc the w h robinson spedslof a true type model holstein oow i or the high contestant in the holsfeln calf club is therefore won by ward brownrtdg wboe the w s hah special to the dob member shewtog carrolls coffee mawell house j fj c lb bag special tx x pkaa 17c aont jmtlma panofet flour brocrt bit cocoa smradmni csta flour 5ut4dcd wheat krlloni cera flakb8 fa- 1s m- loe i5o natl h smi pkcans ailnwr pldsid bekts 2te a smlmf almonds 4 3e craond stack pkppkr aye all fmt 10450 in 3e ffu niptm soap m 8hrkddirs a 33c 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bornebred calf goes to darid pahutterlo of imtoa lb nelson robmsoii specials of nine chrfr numbers abmrtng the top calf m each of the three breeds were awmrded as folkm ouemsey calf cdayton dklc oeoraetcnm jsrsay ratt ftm harrop acmon boiatak calf onrld peds teatoa sam barrop of lamon alas nuatiai the mg lyoptgr oi tie top dob calf clqb hie noebaen of the optiuoa of the oul at u an of cba an