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the georgetown herald wedneday nov nk9 im remembrance day the local legion branch is making its annual poppy day appeal on saturday and it it hoped that the usual generous support will be- given by georgetowns citizens a letter to the editor last week from president james murphy explained the workings of the poppy fund and how it was used to relieve unusual distress among veterans of both wars and their families while contributing to the livelihood of- handicapned veterans h who make the poppies in vetcraft shops the remembrance day service will be held at the cenotaph on sunday commencing promptly at 1030 am a parade will form on mill street in front of the legion hall and mayor cleave has invited all or- ganizations to join in the parade sqms henry shep- herd is parade marshal at the cenotaph local ministers will take part in a brief impressive service and the honour roll will be called by wallace thompson branch 120 secretary the lome scots band and girls pipe band will both take part in the service justthinking an old man can live in comfort on the money a young man throws away bruce mackenzie r hie london life insurance company youll be sorry if the weather turns cold suddenly and you still havent had your winter garments clean ed and freshened up for the season phone silvers and leave your name and address and we will gladly pickup at your door next wednesday- phone now while you think of it silvers 375 king sway cleaners and dyers wtau ttii rt sample agig recreational this ami that byhjn tenobrs ortlsens of teen town hall take ye nottoel after wo long weeks of inacti vity the dance floor is being groomed to receive the biggest crowd of tbe year your dance committee is phoning unusual decorations to hon our 6ady hawkins night there will be plenty of refreshments and novelty dances and 4be girls get this fel lows are going to pay ttie snot everybody should have a grand time and remember gang dancing starts at 9j00 pjn and stops at midnight mate uae most of tbe three hours at the old town hall arts hobbies we hsve good news for the budding artists and hobby fans classes will start on saturday morning november 16th for some groups and it is hoped to bave the lull programme underway before tbe end of the month until now it has been almost impossible to go ahead as we had practically no equipment to work with but now through the kindness of some of the citizens we have been able to order work tables and benches through the war assets corporation and it is ex pected that the hall will be complete ly furnished before the end of the month the old tables and chairs which we were fortunate enough to obtain in our furniture drive will be sufficient to get the saturday morning group started announcements for these first groups will be made in the public school early next week furniture we stated above that some kind citizens had made it possible to order sufficient tab les and benches to equip the old town hall these citizens who wish to r in the background for the time being feel that there are dozens of other folk in georgetown who would like to help out this is how it can be done the war assets crporation are selling the work tables for 300 each and the folding benchs for 125 each will you donate a table or a bench for the work of the recreational council yes a 300 table will make it pos sible for 4 boys or girls to work at sane craft or hobby and 125 will make it possible for the same number of boys or girls to have a seat to sit on while they pursue their bobby or craft so our appeal is will you buy a bench or table so that there will be enough accom modation for all the boys and girls who are interested in crafts and hobbles if you will get in touch with any member of the recreational council or the director at the old town hall theatre for tbe past two months apprentice productions have been working hard on a number plays which will be produced this year in georgetown stage director jack thompson is doing a grand job and has rounded out an excellent amateur cast for the plays tbe opening was scheduled for thursday nov 28th but because the high school commence ment will be on that date the opening is now planned for thursday dec 5th thanks our thanks this week go to mrs nels cooke for a lovely clockatid jr b maokenaie- fox several useful chairs ye- ww fij se mmtflw beer lafomma panees is yeer mmnkrk yea nee the christian sdsaes meatter teaeterfy yea wm fiee hash new viewpoints feller richer easscstsailaa ef wtu affairs tnrtmel eccetete memos ews writ for seats ceses teeey or sand for a oaemoatli j trial sssecnetlsa ta teis latamatfoaa eetly newspaper tha christian scttmc publishing society on norway strmt boston 15 mow i 1 j name s i city state pteom mod nmpte copta of th chrittkm sctonoa i monitor including copy ot i wmy mogoxtr svctfon pioom mrtd o vmmonth trial subscription to th christian sclsnca monitor for which i ndos tom hews0h i 1 de laval milking machines a 1 and cream separators 5 woods electrical 5 equipment s milkers grinders coolers j firestone tires 5 t accessories cockshutt farm implements universal hf ta v s ribu machines in one light truck car p sf tractor and power unit 5 jeep willoughby real estate agency office on mill street just around the corner from tne bank of commerce telephone office 332w residence 332j 1 hornby among vlstltors to our community last week were mr william and mrs rich from toronto mr rich has a rather unique business that of mak ing chinese lacquer furniture such as bedroom suites etc his company is the only one in north america mak ing this class of furniture and there seems to be only one in england bed room suites run as high as 2000 for the hornby united church ypu met at the parsonage on monday ev ening october 28th for reorganization the following were eleoted officers for the wnttig year president ernest edwards vicepresident john stark secretarytreasurer june nfeeland pianist carman cantekm assistant pianist wllma sinclair christian fellowship ross brown later resigned missions jack cantelon citizenship murray sinclair culture wllma thompson october 31st was one of the longest days in the history of hornby it be gan crisp and overcast as a wagon or two bearing drivers and bags of hay ambled over to the william near farm on the eight line to head an endless procession of cars teams tractors and all manner of farm machinery it was the halton annual plowing match wedded to halloween and the day en ded at about 115 ajn friday novem ber i when the last truck loader with ewbert downs lawn furniture and a prefabricated house landed its wares on one of our sleepy lawns and hur ried off m the darkness lest it be caught m the glare of the onsnapping porch ugfats in between were the plowing mat ches when hones and tractors crept across the staked ground a foot or two at ttms tn tbe ettet to beat perfec tion itself aa wen as wtai approml and pete furrows were h5wij patted and utted into ptaotv or atam- from blossom to fruit geor- gle palmeter of kentvllle nova scotia queen of the 1946 nova scotia apple blossom festival hold a basketful of luscious nova scotia apples now being harvested and packed the inset shows miss palmeter in her robes as queen of the festival during blossom tune last spring lower picture shows apples passing down assembly line in nova scotia apple marketing boards new cold storage warehouse near kent vllle where they are sorted for siae and quality and 4hen wrapped and packed in boxes for the domestic market thai is the first year that annapolis valley fruit growers have packed their a in boxes in former years the enttns crop was packed and shipped to bar rels canadian pacific railway photo winners of salada tea event at international plowing match received medals both will visit british isles in february left to right austin nairn of munro second prize hon ourable mr gardiner minister of agriculture saladaa representative peckham and floyd teckley of stouffville first prize ped and kicked according to the atti tude of the plowmen lunch was hur riedly taken and then on went the funereal procession again inching its way from end to endvf the fixed plots then came the machinery display and demonstrations hardwood logs were sawn through in a jiffy turf scratched up and mulched for plant ing post holes bored in 60 seconds flat buckrakes bucked both hind and fore com picked and the stalks hashed up and a very generous performance put on by a bulldoaer as it pushed over loanoci apple trees and shrubs and waddled about it in the backyard of the near farm baby aeroplanes took off and landed in no sace whatever as they went and came with their pas sengers for a birds eye view of the bole show beneath later a banquet was held tn the orange rail at which speeches were made and prizes awar ded it- being halloween tbe evening dragged itself on into the night and lost itself in the early hours of the next morning as spooks sprites wit ches and gobmns accompanied wtife s bride pranked their way about in hordes sometimes timid and some times wttfc a display- of flesh and bone brewery the hydro company was hel ped by the feog burnt pole and torch lights which bad a way ot bottmttag pa they moted about to faces as tsose aa their draal and ererr laat acetylene welding j steel cast iron brass bronze aluminum etc all types of farm implements welded m expert collision body and fender repairs auto spraying g lincoln auto body our work guaranteed j building next to the oddfellows hall g georgetown phone 464 i occasion lost his one of tten tongue at tbe battel unbed church on frt- day tbe roembere of the three ypu en tbe sbrohy charge gathered for a union meetsos and nuni bush lemon president ot she halton county tpd anoutm ha4 come to tell ue about tbe tooaal 1 oeonofl nloh en bald at babsda dprk the hjattrysoer oft toronto couflat ax st james ttt and seattsos oansso both of toronto irare rnarrled laar at st 3eora osoteh o here on fettaalibjiabxsbet j via tar 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