Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), October 23, 1946, p. 7

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tie georgetown herald wednesday oct 167 1946 me enimtix oounfay rui at ow 1 theokafr- rmom wbd mmtt bis tadtber am hi ut ant cnbr m tt n qua iwilli botti in lib ec- gratabbd en their good ataovtnc kur great new frigid aire 5 cold wall 5 on the way the worlds most advanced refrigerator this different kind of refrigerator that cools through the watts gives you the latest scientific developments for keeping all kinds of food good to eat t foods stay frozen for weeks in the spacious separately insulated superfreezer chest foods need not be covered in the highhumidity coldwall compartment vegetables stay crisp the supermoist cold protects against drying wilting loss of precious vitamins and the metermiser simplest cold making mechanism ever built uses less current than an ordinary light bulb youre twice as sure with two great names frigidaire made only by general motors see this marvellous refrigerator at harold c mcclure vlome furnishings store phone 54w georgetown corsages for the tennis club dance soses carnations mums orchids gardenias 150 and up norton floral phone 315 we deliver qrecory t h e a t re friday october 25 life with blondie penny sbifteton arumr lake night editor win gtutmn jnls carter fox news saturday october 26 matinee at 3 cluny brown deft different and witty cbarlea barer jennifer jont cartoon wicked wolf passing parade film that was lost chapter 10 royal mounted rides again tuesday and wednesday october 29 and 30 johnny angel g hj baft sicm comedy beware of redheads disney dumbell of the yukon sport black ducks and broadbills lnoli8 2ta jrmttug memory of sdwr sed amy october 34th im4 ite lonesome here without yon horn awl sad the weary way for ufe is not the same to me since you were called away ji i had an the world to tve i would firtire it yes and mot to hear jour voice and see you smile and greet you at the door so you who have a mother cherish her with care youll never know a heartache till you see her vacant chair always remembered by daughter jean sontolaw william brennan and granddaughiers botheb of has honey dies in toronto funeral services were held on mon day from the turner and porter fun eral home toronto for arthur brooks who died at toronto general hospital on thursday october 17 mr brooks was a wellknown kitchener musician and had been for several years on the ptaff orchestra of station ckrc there playing the boss viol he made his home in bridgeport near kitchener surviving are his wile formerly minnie huether and two children gwendolyn and harold william he also leaves five sisters and a brother mrs e oauston mrs h wilcox and mrs a honey all of toronto mrs g parker sydney australia mrs william honey of georgetown and herbert brooks caledon east glen williams a very pleasant evening was spent last friday fthen relatives and friends of mrs robert hill of the glen called at her home lo celebrate mrs hill s d5lh birthday the evening was spent in music and dancing music being supplied by mrs baxter and mr jim hill of glen williams the great grandchildren presented mrs hill with flowers and also a large birthday cakt with 95 candles on the evening came to a close with refreshments and the very best wishes from all went to mrs hill for manj more happy years mr and mrs uan barrager and daughter barbara of napanee were iieek end visitors with mr and mn r barrager high school news by u mcb we have several soccer teams organ ised three in fact amongst the multt- duous first formers the teams are under the captaincy of bill hewitt bud hyde and ron denham the first game hewitt vs hyde lq for hewitt second ame hyde vs denham 20 for hyde i hear some student are complain ing about having to kick in 50c and 75c for the pleasure of the student coun cil to dispose of at the leisure of par ties and recreatjotial faculties come on all you unambitious people and bring your required money to the rep from your room remember the more the merrier what on earth ever happened to the rugby games maybe im behind times but i certainly haven t beard anything about it and i dont think the series are finished on monday night an offlherecord game of rugby was played the score 3515 for peck vs dillon there s a high school dance coming up watch for further notice or ask reed hunter the student council pre sident by doug latimer this term s student council is well underway with reed hunter as presi dent violet barnes secretary and wal ter skip faargent treasurer a dance will be held on november 1st at nor vu and a trip t the ontario museum at toronto is being planned for a later date twal t oois from the scliool went to toronto last tharsday to donae blood at the gtntral hospital afterward they toured one or two poinds of edu cational in in at m ihe city cidllo are uudtruai this jear with uil utra vion ol lectures as well as good old drill after each anil period txulchu and foo- lmimtn will be sup plied to ioomj e cadets geoigetowi hith wju ocftated at tin mur school meet but wtnt down filhtuig a considerable force of root ers supported the home entries and a ood tinn wi tnjojed b all clearing auction sale of ferchkbon horses dual ihikfose cattle farm imple ments grain fdrnit1ibe etc the undersigned have received in structions from a e grossman to sell by public auction at lot lfl oon 1 twp of esqjueslng on saturday october 26th at 130 o clock the following horses i black percberon geld ing 7 yr old wagon type 1 grey per- cheron mare 11 yr old gen purpose extra good quiet workers oow8 and young cattle 1 red dual purpose cow 5 yrs old due in december i red dual purpose cow milking well 7 yrs due in r 1 red dual purpose cow 4 yrs old due in dec i red dual purpose cow mfcin well 6 yrs doe in feb 1 roan dual purpose heifer 2 yrs old bred april 30 l red dual purpose heifer 2 yrs old at 4 dual purpose heifers year lings 1 dual purpose steer 2 spring calves these are a good lot of diuu purpose cattle and in good shape pigs l mature york sow due tlmt of sale 5 young york sows bred in sept 1 york hog 8 mos old hay and grain 400 bus erban oats suitable tor seed 10 ton timothy and clover hay quantity of corn in the stock implements furniture etc m h 6 ft grain binder recently ov erhauled deenng mower 5 ft m h dump rake turnip drill mjf gram orill 13 hoe steel land roller wheel cultivator set of seed harrows 4 sec tion newly sharpened disc 2 furrow walking plow rolling coulters and 3- horst hitch scuffler low farm wagon wagon box and stock rack combined haj rjick light wa buggy cutter col john nou aiu vetenn oi bci ilce oersea with a canadian hospi tal unit hu been visiting his brother mr w e nodwell after a trip west col nodwel will take up new duties at cho lev park militar hospital ti ron to fatmlng mitj bagger set of scale 3000 lbs xmlwral cream separator nrfflt palla nd stirrer root pulpor wafting plow oil drams sot of sloop sleigh wood rack set of heavy har ness with breeching set of bgjrt driv ing harness odd harness odd collars chime bells horse blankets no of grain bags and sa coal brooder stove and cover 30 ft ladder water tank no of planks cross cut saw wheel barrow beatty chum bed spring and mattress hanging lamp with beautiful beaded shade high brass parlor lamp and shade quantity of empty sealers quantity of odd di shes glassware forks hoes shovels whlfxletrees etc j no reserve as the proprietor has sold r his farm and is giving up farming terms cash settlement with clerk oay of sale hindley and elliott auotloneerr l mcmillan clerk pianc tuning and repairs by howard piano service dependable and accurate work apply 138 ontario ave hamilton phone 21667 or box h herald georgetown start your christmas shopping phoenix gift shop lovely english china glassware pottery jewelry main street phone 310 at irxt time you see a neighbor or one of the fellows who work with you on jour job tell yourself ileb a might lu ky man and so am i we all arc here in canada yet lucky isnt quite the word for a people who hae the common tene and courage to look at the high price of man unessential things and sa this price ib too high i wont pa it no it isnt luck its character its what the house of seagram has been proud to extol as a canadian virtue the ability of the canadian eople to be moderate in all tilings in their thinking in their actions and in their habits nobodys just luekj here in canada weve just all helped to make ourscie that waj and because todays moderation is the key to tomorrows abundance the people of canada can look forward with certainty to an abundant tomorrow km wate sffiinf f smerrotp sfraecc sdbraum sxfaf the house of seagram

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