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kh7t jejgygfgk you asked for it here it is a- brought back by popular demand money back club every customer is a member to enter our weekly- saturday draw write your name on the back of your purchase slips and drop it in the box at the counter the lucky customer ja refunded his total purchase up- to 10 join today by hopping at caldwells food store groceries meats phone 366 main street 1 news and items of interest to haltok farmers this is navy week and the navy league of canada appeals to your gen eroaity by asking for a donation in their yearly appeal for funds in another section of this newspaper is a let ter outlining the navy leagues work and the gener ofua support accorded the league in georgetown dur ing the war years is asked for their peacetime activities give to the navy league subscriptions may be mailed to or left with mr clarence bain at readys store 4ut general t test started halton became a tjb free area i in 1986 and three years ago became what is known as an accredited tjb ree area this standing expired on august 1st afthls year and on i sortuntttely with its expiration was closed a number of markets for dal cattle m the united states halton cattle owners wtq therefona be glad to learn that another gel eral test has commenced the last i report to come to hand is for the wet ending october 8th when 78 iherds had been tested in all 1255 cattle were tested and of this num i ber onlyoee reacted while there was acme opposition when the tb hree area test was initiated in 1035 there are few if any halton cattle wners today who are nott prepared i bo admix that the step was a wise calf club thun topa provincial interctnb competltfen wanted junior bookkeeper female with typing experience immediately state all particulars of qualifications experience in reply by letter only the provtaolal laer compettr tlons were held a the ontario ag ricultural college guelph on fri day of last week with approximate ly 200 club team of two club oem berg each in competition these j young people represented some 5000 eh memoirs from all sections of ontario the highlight from a hal ton standpoint was the winning of the farmer trophy emblematic of the interclub dairy cattle competi tion a total of s3 club teams were i entered m this competition the winnlnc halton team represented ithe milton holsteln oalf owb the team members being david pauet- terio of milton and htenk devwes i of georgetown david felletterlo in cidentally was the high man of ifce competition with a score of wo out of a possible 800 points the two young men will now represent on tario in the mterprcrvinctal dairy cattle competition at the royal win ter fair where they will meet the provincial champions from the other i provinces in the same competition the hal ton jersey calf ohib was represen ted by bui bentley of streetsvfue and sam harrop wf milton who as team were also well up in the 11 nal awards the young ladies were also vtelng for provincial honours in foods and clothing in the former project h ton was represented by marion our 1 md eleanor stark of the ash- grove club and as a team placed fourth the top honours going to a n from brant county while in the clothing project top honours went to the team from the vellore ohib representing york county in beef cattle a team from fflgin county was on top halton was not represented in this contest ttmrowme club project brought out 18 club teams top honours- going to a team from west durham with halton team of wm brain nerval and harold tyrrell of freeman eighth place i halton was- not represented lo the potato project which was won by a team from ontario county nor in the poultry project which went to a team from middlesex the grain cllub project brought together 33 club teams halton was represented by bay everdaef and mac sprawl of the acton boys grain club who placed 14th in this strong competition all in all it was a big day f the 1 400 young people who at the ban quet in the evening were treated to ft stirring address from cot the hon ithoa l kennedy ontario a minis ter f agriculture halton kowboxs compete ajc intern axhnal halton was represanjied by a dele h j gation of some seven plowmen at the n big international held near kingston recently harold woket of homos former champion with the walking plow competed an all three days land came- out wtth three third a notable acblervanxent some years ago harry along with john lister another forme hornby boy wan the salada tea glass and a trip to the west coast- on this occasion he the ranner up in the bast champions tractor class for the trip to great britain i wnx bram of nerval sjso won third m an open tractor class jack ferguson of nassagaweya a fifth an open walking plow csass u cllfl wrigglesworth an eleventh tn an open tractor clasv the inter county events the halton boys while handicapped by bad ridges made a creditable show ins both haltoq teams placed ninth in then- respective classes in the inter county event with horse drawn plows halton was represented by j jack and qcrdon ferguson of nnssa gaweya township while m the in- tercounty tractor class win brain of narval and ketth merry of horn by upheld county honours 1 all of the above and many others will be seen in action at halton s own big match on the chas jarvis i farm 4v4 miles south of milton on j thursday of this week october 30th the georgetown herald wednesday oct 29 1947 the origihal one cent sale in addition to the many items on our handbills here ore some other specials saccharin f00 s saccharin 100 wastt cloths good quality fine soaps 3 to a box ladies nylon hair brushes bath meal bath powder sachet powder 4 gr z for 6c 12 gr 2 for 31c 2 for 26c 2 boxes 126 2 for 226 2 for 161 2 for 161 2 for 176 and several others a l bouck co accountants and auditors income tax consultants mill street georgetown out arrow taxi care ourtesy onvenlence book now for your trip to ice capades of 48 weve moved to our new location on john street beside tiie georgetown shoe company enlarged m premise make as able to better ghre jon the speedy quality service which n our f murfin t coueomtf system furnace work tt metal voric tnnuutning i38w residence i38j paradise gardens presents the three suns recording artists direct from new york friday oct 31st 500 reserved tickets now available at 1 2 a person glen gray and his casa lome orchestra thursday nov 6 350 a couple wednesday nov 9 cknx ranch boys cabaret dance every saturday bill howe and his orchestra 2 a couple 9 to 12 new years frolic tickets now available meals fh for a king at odit estairant specuilxiiw in stcsfcs chupm spasbettl and if mi bans no mgawsr h iiumo stsa of owaph for reservations phone guelph 1991 four big days oct 293031 nov 1 ceilings lifted on feed cfain and meats i on tuesday evening of last week i while big meeting in che milton town hall sponsored by tne halton federation ot agriculture was ion sklerlng the feed grain situation an announcement came over the air stating the policy ol the federal government on the subject while the action of the federal authorities does not altogether meet with the reooannendaitlon of the meeting in question it at least clarifies the si tuataon to some extent maiky hal ton famera view wtth apprehension the future relationship ot livestock prices to feed grain frankly it does not look very encouraging to those i who are faced with the necessity of buying feed grain to cany their present livestock holdings however we would do well to remember that we have weathered worse situations in the past four or five decades and while some may be forced to reduce their livestock holdings past history reveals that when the general ten dency is to unload that is the time to sit tight and if possbde increase present inventories in our opinion if at all possible we would do well to act cautiously and try and look at the matter from a long time ra tfaer than an immediate viewpoint true this is easier said than done if one has a lot of hogs and poultry and no feed nevertheless the whole economic wellbeing of oanada nec essitates the- retention of the british export market for our surplus bacon and eggs there is a feeling too on the part of some members of the gram trade that feed grain prices will in the course of a few weeks level out the scarcity of cast to bring down feed grain from the head of the lakes now that naviga tion is closed also presents a serious problem it is to be hoped that our transportation authorities will do ev- erylmng in their power to grant priorities for grain shipments what the future holds no one can tell but it would seem good business if at all possible to delay any imme diate reduction in our livestock hol dings r w robb rexall drug store phone 76 georgetown does your motor need a tonic for winter driving see mike the doctor or motors at hewson motors expert repairs to all makes of can mll street phone 332w social and personal mr and mrs- o d mcbacbern and ronald and mr and mrs boy young and don of ortwa spent the week end with mrs j h lfflloo mr joe young is improving tn health tn toronto general hospital where he mvderwent an operation we invite you to see the i demonstration ofthe gibson garden tractor j with plowing cultivating and bulldozer attachments ed a peters mill road georgetown saturday november 1st at 200 pan if weather is inclement one week later gibson means fine farm equipment sold and serviced by shaws garage brampton phone 600w