Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 27, 1946, p. 3

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organ recital and c illustrated address l knoxs presbyterian church georgetown friday march 29 at 81 5 pm kenneth r harrison organist assisted by manori hepburn mary moyer james burns and ross petch artists i recital pbogbamme printed below from dday to vday rev ross k cameron ma during his chaplaincy service mr cameron was atr t to a reconnaissance wing r ca f and many of his pictures are from official government photos admission 35c and 20c all welcome halton seed fair and bacon show another outstanding success the georgetown heraldwed eveg march 27 1946l attention all ex- servicemen world war ii in georgetown and district welcome home and reunion in georgetown armouries saturday march 30 8pm refreshments entertainment sponsored by branch 120 canadian legion tickets free get them from any member of tile committee at the legion hah or the herald office i f store with peerless guaranteed safe refrigerated modem storage vaults for your valuabl furs and qntofs r furs and garment repairs and alterations peerless cleaners and dyers beyond compare for sldd and care p1ck4jp and delivery every thursday agents k biudd phone 267 prestons store glen wifliams supertest station norvsl j wanted fulltime or parttime female help 39 cents per hour to start 43 cents after six weeks nonincentive workers 49 cents after 12 weeks incentive workers 47 cents plus bonus after 12 weeks light assembly work clean surrdun- dings also urgently required room and board in good homes for girls apply smith stone georgetown or telephone georgetown 212 w b bbbokon and ajttuult dickinson won t baton go specials ona anton town hall wu ttie scene of anotiber outstanding seed fair and bacon show ijn saturday march 16th tbe event was held under the auspic es of the halton orop iirinroveinent association the entries both sec tions of the show were slightly lower than a year ago nevertheless it mas an outstandings show attractively dis played and topped of f by a splendid programme of addresses the cereal grain classes were fairly strong and represented well over 4000 bushel of grain of similar quality offered for sale a total of 43 entries were made in the oat and barley classes alone the t eaton company special for the champion exhibit in the seed show was won by w e brecfcon of free man on his bushel of erban gate eighteen grain club members wound up their years activity by exhibiting in their special classes for ajax oats and galore barley in the former club henk de vries of georgetown was high club member on the aggre gate score and in the galore barley club the top award on the aggregate score went to fraaer monabb also of georgetown district the latter club member was the winner of the special award of a week s short course at the oajc donated by the halton crop improvement aasn the bacon show sponsored by the halton association in cooperation with the federal department of agrt culture and canada packers utd was again the feature attraction of the show forty four halton hog produ cer each entered a bog for this event the latter part of february these 44 hogs had been marketed in the usual manner slaughtered and made into wiltshlres by canada packers itd twenty wiltshlres from as many dif ferent carcasses were on display and had been selected on the basis of those dressing closest to iso lbs irrespective of quality the grand champion wiltshire was produced from the en try at arthur dickinson of milton wi th an entry of major general w h greenly of palermo getting reserve treasurers sale of land fortaxes towireanr or esqcaanra ooumct of halton to wit br tfrtue of a wkimt laajoa ar the bovra of die townablp at eaqueatas bwtav date tbe flist oar t oaotm 1mb a aakt of jaoda in aneais of tax es fat tbe toanebip ox ttqucslnf am be odd at the ooufacs anewlne fei th vmase at oumawma at e boor of ton ovilnrtr in tlh fomdooo an the uth dsr of april ims nut tnetxxm and coil are wonor p millos s3 hkfijebt oxvtbf tt tbe uat of lands for aale to ana at taxes baa been prepared tnv at ana aald mat mar be bad au ise that ttw uat or an laudator tills arrears at taste is ketac pi in tbe ontario oasjue on nsftinlay 1 january ma ims and that unless th srrosr of taxes and costs an aoaner paid i will proceed to sen the said llanos on th day and at the peace a trtasurers actios this ard day january im se you at the ge0met0wh oweh soumo rhxw game zx m r0sedale greenhouse cutitjowers design work phone 283 j marts 81 we the ddcttinson entry was awarded the baton company special a new feature of the bacon show which created a great deal of interest wasa hog carcass grading competition which was open to all the awards ware as follows 1st stewart miller georgetown 2nd ed snow milton 3rd jack marchment hornby 4th robert miller georgetown a t woodjey president of the hal ton assembly presided over the pro gramme on saturday afternoon a ca ipacity crowd greeted the speakers prof w m drummond head of the dept of agricultural economics clue iph was the main speaker and treated his audience to a most interesting re sume of the world situation with a particular reference to canadian ag rioulture w 8 mcmullen and elgin senn of the federal department of agriculture presented an excellent picture of the hog and bacon situation and othef kindred topics it was pointed out by mr mcmullen that during 1945 tbe percentage of as marketed in canada had increased from 283 per cent in 1944 to 32 1 per cent in 1046 in ontar lo from 365 per cent in 1944 to 39 8 per cent in 1945 and in halton from 1 40 7 per cent in 1944 to 43 4 per cent in 1945 while this improvement is encouraging stated mr mcmullen it still leaves much to be desired if the british market is to be retained it was also pointed out that at the on tarlo test station where all hogs are fed a balanced ration and marketed when at the proper weight the per centage of a s marketed over a period of years has been 865 per cent it seems logical to conclude that while halton producers are doing a reason ably good job from the standpoint of quality of their hogs when compared i with other counties in the province nevertheless there is no question that more attention to properly balanced rations and the weight at which they are shipped could easily result in rai sing the percentage of as marketed in halton to at least 60 per cent the five top wiltshire were made from the respective entries of arthur dickinson milton w h greenly pa lermo miller bros georgetown b l mathlson hlllsburg and j b miller georgetown the winners in the various classes of the seed fair were as follows late and mediom oats w breckon freeman 8 e griffen son acton woodlands orchards bro- jnte wallace awaclchainer acton if tt mcnabb ac sons georgetown h craig reld georgetown early oats woodlands or- jchards bronte hugh m reld acton w e brecfcon freeman m t mc nabb sons oeoregtown h w ri chardson milton h orajg held go irgetowi j h wlllmott milton rob- 1 ert buck milton colin e beat mil ton gordon leslie acton rough atoned bak2ct wood lands orchards bronte smooth awnbd barley geo wuson georgetown 6 e griffen a i son acton j b mhler georgetown jh oralg reld georgetown woodlands mchards bronte geo a flsher i qjeonthtmyiir most of as work our mjm co the limit we work long hours at the factory store office or at itndlat m night we read sew go to a movie or play cards what is the answerr bye strain and fatigue we can help you slake an a with ni tod gw style of glasses at any oonbvlt ftl walker r0 mnon araxuur m who wm be at bis ofuotr over v bao telephone ob r mer acton if t mcntabb ft sons i georgetown hugh m held acton ijordon leslie acton risd clover t j brownrldge georgetown cbaa austin george 10 bub oats hugh if held ae- ton w e brtckon fteeman wallace bwackhemer acton s s oriffen son acton gordon a leslie acton 10 bus barley 8 e oriffen son acton geo a fisher se sons georgetown geo wilson george town t j brownrldge georgetown b mufer georgetown hugh if iretd aoton gordon a leslie acton 1 hubktno corn t j brownrl dge georgetown wallace swacfcha mer acton field peas hugh m beld ac ton gordon a leslie acton timothy t j broaniidge georgetown potatoes late s e oriffen jbon acton potatoes early s k crif fen st son acton during the morning the annual ju nior fanners judging competitions in grain and seeds potatoes and wiltshlres etc were held with 44 young men comyiung nerval club sent the largest number of competl ton with the muton club in place the top winners were as follows crain seniors george fisher georgetown juniors jack stewart acton small seeds etc seniors angus mcnabb j georgetown juniors praser hp georgetown jhog caroaflsbb and potatoes seniors ward brown- ridge george juniors oeorge wilson georgetown angut lfonabb of oeorgetown was the high senior with fraaer mcnabb the high junior the batton seed qf trophy wee ison by carrolls cleaningj covesmtbatbd j a vex 14 houaxholo waehiko soda 314 abo lauvdit soap 51 johnston fattk r wax s 95 tea h 3 macs no hub cake 4c c b a k m chan 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