Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), August 21, 1946, p. 3

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the georgetown herald wednesday augurt 211 946 general concrete work sidewalks cellar floors cement driveways consult u for estimate on your concrete work reeve bros phone 275w georgetown reupholstering will make that old furniture look like new we redesign chesterfields phone 89 for estimate dick the upholsterer for that trucking job j remember this- number 274 r 5 i wilsons cartage i m demonstration wk on tneatey tad weoatwday aug 27 28 6 botbl georgetown zt and its like being young again to hear again old before hi time not h9 man once deafnfrr did handicap his bfe he felt eepa rated from his fnrhrin and family avoided meeting stranger a bed a life apart it wam t on til he naw how bin deainem was h lrlmg him hack in the mine old job realiwti in w it prevented him from getting a promotion for which he was oilier wue ralifird that he decided to do aotnething about it at the buffgestjon f his doctor he saw an aoountician now hr weara an acoumicnn super power umpac wurl i s itmallrat hehteat moat powerful hearing its like having a i be be nay a neber aaore artnr normal life and be baa a better more rmponmible job vimi b more important be is weinofde uhrrrver be goes be caime he heart agun if yon are hard of hearing or rf you know m meone who ia joy are invited to nv demon t rat ion of the acoumicon super iower inipac or you may have a demon tration in your own borne if deired a trained acxtitician will explain why tbia allinone bearine instrument pro- mi tea you bearing comfort and naiiftfaction brjond your fondest dreams rernernlur oo re wel come and tberc a do obb gauon s fmsfpmwtff ou can ear an acoumicnn superpower i mpac without embarramment or dincom fort its naturalcolored plant ic earpiece and cord is hardly noticeable and because of itn trifling 7i ox weight its as eaay to carry as a spectacle case- actually the complete bearing aid as hardly half the weight ball the mze thai the bauertea alone used to be alft obout accucf icon t convrmnf j od gw trckrafi afrowonea acousticon yohdi first and oldest manufacturer of bacrrieal hearing aids scientists 5par mold growth in cultures one of the big aids that united states department of agriculture sci entists contributed to penicillin production was the discovery that the inclusion of a little corn steep liguor in the nutrient medium a solution that was mainly of milk sugar made the diet more welcome to the mold and helped it produce more penicillin how a slight food difference may make a great difference in the output of some of these low forma of ufe is emphasized further in a re port by scientists on riboflavin pro duction by what are known as can dida yeast riboflavin as many know is vitamin b2 one way to make riboflavin is by action of these yeasts on a weak solution of glu cose or corn sugar but results have not bean consistent one fer mentation might produce up to 40 times as much riboflavin as an other from the same strain of yeast when chemists set out to find the cause using highly purified solutions they were finally able to trace the trouble to iron the yeasts needed tome iron in the solution hut hard ly any at all in solutions made with water triply distilled to get rid of iron the yeast made poor growth because of lack of iron adding only enough iron to supply 1 part in 100 million was just enough a solution of this kind would be made by adding a single teaspoonfui of iron to enough water to fill a tank 10 feet deep 10 feet wide and 130 feet long or a bathing pool 6 feet deep by 45 feet square speed of birds still mute question experts say the question of how fast game birds fly has always been a subject for debate wherever sportsmen gather much research by various agencies and authorities has not yet brought to light the exact speed and according to authorities never will the speed of an upland game bird in flight depend on a number of conditions when he is unmolested his flight is slower than when he is frightened by the hunter s approach the same applies to migratory wa ter fowl on their long journey from one part of the continent to another they conserve energy by adopting a somewhat leisurely speed if frightened however that speed is stepped up immediately but even when frightened all birds of any particular species do not fly at the same rate of speed under the same conditions figures on the flight speed of other unmolested game birds computed as an average from the findings of a number of researchers and constitut ing the best information we have to date on the subject clock the dove and plover at 34 mph curlew 38 m p h quail prairie chicken ruffed grouse jack snipe mallard black duck spoonbill pintail wood duck widgeon and gadwall 41 mph swans 45 m p h canada geese and brant 48 m p h green wing teal 79 mph redhead 82 mph blue- wing teal 89 m p h canvasback 94 mph 1ajcky numbbft souvenir pro grams issued to mabk cen tenary many feature atkactiofns promised besides the erection of a pylon and flagpole in georgetown pork to mark 100 yearb of service to agriculture the eaquesing agricultural sqclety which sponsors georgetown fall fair easts- sued a souvenir booklet which it has put on public sale and hope to have a sufficient copies for sale to fair pat rons a s5 00 prize is offered to the holder of the lucky program with only two weeks until fail lair days plans have been fairly well com pleted for what promises to be one of the outstanding shows in the society s history the ladies section dormant for some years has been revived un der the capable leadership of the president charlotte mccullough and the secretarytreasurer mrs marion hunte a number of other ladies are assisting aria the taaiesttirograrn at the fair will include an antique ex hibit arts and crafts exhibit and demonstration by mrs elanor brown graduate of the carson school of in terior decorating sponsored by the robert slmpon co the home baking class will be bigger this year as show cases willjbe provided for this purpose and some fine prizes offered under the ladies section also come the travel and publicity bureau handicraft special prizes of 10 00 2nd 5 00 and 3rd 3 00 are offered for the best article made by exhibitor from ontario material and suitable for tourist souvenir trade the following material could be used for this special wool hair wood bark reeds native grasses lea thers horns leathers bones clay stones shells cones pine needle nu s ltc the ever popular guthrie bab show will beheld in the big tent as well as motion plct ires for the children and others for adults sponsored by the federation of agriculture those who remember the fines hoi tes here in june for the lions horse show can look forward to seeing these and many more at the hort ring in front of the grandstand already en tries are coming in for these classes the poultry lawn show will be an other feature as well as the exhibit of cattle sheep and swine the norval boys grain show will be a big exhibit in the hall as well as the norval jr institute display the dance on friday cenlng will as usual open the full dancing season and the everpopular modem aires orchestra will supply the music these are only a few of the fair day attractions and aiong with the stanger shows should auger well for a great centennial day on saturday sept 7th many georgetown old tovs and girls will be back to help celebrate the oc casion in a sort of old home week whirjh will perpetuate the timehon ored slogan of meet your friend at georgetown fair better coating better paints varnishes and oth er protective coatings for civilian use will follow the war luminescent pigments infrared reflective paints that lessen the effect o the sun s radiation mildew resistant paints and new plastics in film form are some of the developments promised by the protective coating industry luminescent pigments have been improved both in the brightness of fluorescence and length of phosphor escence such pigments may be used for phosphorescent markings in darkness or be employed in inks papers fabrics and plastics in frared reflective paints which are now used exclusively in camouflage work will probably be used in lim ited quantities to mitigate the ef fect of solar radiations magnetic attraction though no one can explain what magnetic attraction rs scientists can trace it back to its ultimate source of the many theories about it the first reasonable explanation assumed that the molecules are themselves small magnets and that ordinarily they are arranged in closed magnet ic circuits within the material when the material is subjected to a mag rjotizing foroe the molecules are forced to arrange themselves in such a way that the n poles point in one direction and the spoles in the op posite direction under such an ar rngement each molecule adds its magnetic force to that of its neigh bor and at the end where the poles are exposed the magnetic influence extends into surrounding apace jap beetle the japanese beetle was trapped last year in 18 states outside those already under federal quarantine this campaign extended from plori da to the canadian border includ ing states as far inland as missouri in 1944 east of the mississippi the united states department of agricul hire set out neatly 70 000 beetle traps in more than 400 towns arid cities results of the seasons trapping were made known to plant pest offi cials of the cooperating states so that they could act to eradicate or suppress the beetle before it has a chance to increase and cause wide spread damage to crops flowers lawns and golf courses game with weston rained out play on wednesday the baseball game scheduled for the park last week between a group of lads 15 and under from weston against a similar georgetown age group will be played on wednesday evening at 630 we are informed by georgetown recreational director hal newman the weston team is being brought rere by gordon aicott recreational dl rector for weston and no stranger in this his hometown the match was originally scheduled for last saturday but was rained out bottlflkck urgent bottles arc badly deeded reason new bbnle prodncnoo slowed by abort ge of maiertala- llemedy return so cumulated empties put them back into circulation check your basement today bring them to nearest brewers retail store or telephone jor pickmp brewing industry fox general washing dishes clothes etc dipfoam 29c posts bran ioc a 5c mclarens stuffed queen olives 79c he new eabv wav to clean silver silver sheets 49c o cedar polish speed coat ivory snow super suds jello custard d ierta ir lime juice shredded wheat crape nuts lemon juice o nescafe s4 bloater vmu a 19 hack sack mo ik roman meal mo x creamettes no a javex uu tt f 4 rwbr pl ads no x too am kaxiko jam ib boyx to oic savoy pectin ioc baby food fly dcd beiftz osxtut rfc soup uocb 4 balyogb biro seed 100 ra 17 iceberg lettuce sweet plums cabbage firm heads marrows good ize large heads 10c for canning basket 65c 2 for 13c each 15c fruit and vegetable prices- subject to fluctuation tom hews0n representing de laval milking machines and cream separators woods electrical equipment milkers grinders coolers firestone tires and accessories cockshutt farm implements universal farm jeep 4 rrhiiif in one tight truck car tractor and power unit willoughby real estate agency office on mill street just around the corner from the bank of commerce phone office 332w residence have you lost your key is your lock broken on the spot service with our new light delivery truck 396 r 6 art johnson or leave orders wit goodlets hardware specialjtb in repaying bouse locks of as kinds

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