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the georgetown herald wednesday june 2 1st 1950 iv aiuiivrwy marked by yordttto hoisted iretdtrs to mark the tint anniversary of tho fdrrostlon of the toronto dis trict holstoln breeders club a twi light barn meeting was bald at their fine new bam one mllo weat of maple six hundred people were present to sec the parade of aires sjich as rqcland rag apple marks- man qlcnaftoii rag apple ster ling jloelftnd rag apple supreme a spring farm fond hope bond haven rag apple matchmaker abc reflection sovereign and other out standing bulls hey w ormlsufii holsleln held man discussed the pedigree high lights of each bull as be was led otit gcote m demons socretary- manager or the hplstelnfrlcslan asidcfatiqnntgymada snofw coni sratjilatlng the toronto district dub on their line prpercss and the type of sires now in usv he- intro rlnifrt ihreh apiwtbtnrs fmm mwlm who arc in canada purchasing pure bred bulls to tike to mexico lor artificial breeding purposes president archibald cameron of woodbridgc ul loomed those pres ent v introduced the twelve members of the club to which more will be added in the near future dr c r rieds of maple secretary manager told of club progress ser vice js now available in five coun ties york simcoe ontario peel and halton the number of acthc breeders using the club is over 700 with an average of being added each month ton technicians are cmploed murray o hayward of milton being in charge in halton major lex mackenzie member of parliament congratulated the officers pn thefh rapid progress ami declared the club bams- offlclnlh open w m cockbuin york coun ty agricultural rcpresentatli e -out- linorl some of the good wrk arti ficial units are doing j j e mccomio i romincnt alliston hohtt in breeder was guest speaker and spoke on the m iny as pects of bfx dini hi quoted auth orities that certain cows should be mated to c rtain bulls and compli- mented the toronto pistrict club for mnkiny available this practice of clectie sin chatting with when we p1rt acquired a car over three years ago the head of the household being the driver was even more thrilled than wo were however we immediately visualized family vcek end jaunts to points all over ontario hi tho nar future but bins 4iopfe were somewhat dashed i v hen ho blithely annolintcd o nil be wonderful to have ti carl kow every sunday we can go for a little drive and really tour hal- tin county he was only kidding or course btt actually beside see ing a good bit oi cqjihlry farther afield wo have taken the opporlun enjocd it last sunday we did omtthlnc we have always wanted lo do droie to the top ot mlltoinrcihhts up that winding mountain rdad in the past couple of weeks doubt less you have rioted many of thern yourselves but just in esse voo jotted a few of them down jim crawford is at goldhams replacing duke burrows re placing him nt the budget grocc- krln 1b ross hill pauline tyers is cashier at the dominion store martin armstrong and bllt doh- eriy are working for the summer in mpccormncks drutf store and nkrnj bab harris- place nt farnalls is cborlic allerr hoc yep seen the new- schooh nt glen william- yet ips vry 01- rrnrthi and up lo cnti jpii every new public school mooted foraqoh acton school board is pialdatf plans for a now public school to replace the antiquated building at present being used preliminary du- cussloni havo been hold between school board and council nnd an estimate of cost it to be secured it is expected that the question will be submitted to the ratepayers la ter this year ity tp tour halton county manwnj it vvos unrortunop that the sunday oftcrribon and tljorouiihtail of tho old school caved in but the beautiful new couldnt help but bid sayuig h an the summit where we stopped and eot out of the car the better lo aplhcciut u superb view of what looked like the iou of hnlton county and then some a wide itrip of like ontario was clearly isible and the lountisidc stretch ing for mhs looking fertile and beautiful not ha mg tl jirdicl our tourngi to tin sticking point wheic we can cntei is over uu an wii comforted ourselves 50 breeders rwilh lllc thought that the view fiom tlie top ofthe ciearpment must bt very like w hat one would see fiom the window of an airplant if you haven t already done- so oil should not miss that- little drive tor jrt there simply keep straight en going instead of turning to the left to go into milton right past tin bicknids and up the suen stretch ofiid cln loul i in 1 if voupuk a d t vhtjii the uibi- itvis ood tu iitt be wt ii re- wndcd after seeing building we think of thai ilf wind and speaking of schools brings id iniitc the ioko list 1w geor- m tow n s ehool vote most notice- ble thing about it wns how ihan pron rtu s arc list d tn joint ow n- i rship 1 tlgn of tht times nnd cs the cmnwipntion of women vi us io mich i listing would probiblv hit been the eecptiou mr and mis john ingles have mnvi d from mis win kirk wood s ipartiuent on main street south to the farm ow ncd by his brother jim in j it s it is located two or thrt i mlh s the othei side of the gh n ind was foimerlj ountd b u iller t evpns jim vvlentlne is a latin american miic fnn so last bnfurda night he wont to tot onto iohear xavier cunat and lnd vit mism j 1 ii il jim re- 1 oi fs u u is mlh tlu hind otutl s md ii1l i ll w 1 tl fiirtun p the milton fm liin n ht i lusnn i h id mating to outstanding bou ht tin njtt and irs rol- 1 nv id on didn t know ibout tc rcficshmeit wen served and r i t lc until hi mivd the phom mits mmiti i 0 i u tr v gull h 1 lit i n ll gl kth on m a it d b km 1 ison i ij illv s k mod i she won i lucl y dr iw uch h pi li u i tlinik i btisit irl i dl entertainment provided by comed- isn doug nmine jccomfianicd at the piano ov i v at hpecht of king attendfcu ftekl at cplborne h id won tht thomas grieve attended the fun- eyal of his cousin mrs john ruth erford at colborne recently she was the mother of capt c s ruth erford vc who has often been a visitor here eyes examined glasses fitted repairs simmons jewellers mao st okobobtown txlkfbokx 830 wy wednesday 1030 vss to 6 pjb 1061 i u raibx ia ulatan w toronto f naturi unspoiled yours to motictev the cbt rycatchbi b coimron in pdrhs ofvnordt ond woodtonds hes obve- orsy reddbhbrown and phurjysllow in color look for mb short ragged crest hh loud harsh cry b heard lo tal trees everywhere me lives on insects and should be yours to injoy carlings inc cm m inctsssmutwcmd iflmld i 11 t llinj in i ijit i witk ai siluidt hid vrmstroiih mtnili stict tlrctl iiom tin mlniai piihi mill- iti bcjon in it it h1- fellort cmpltrlcs h id i prcenlaluhi far him at the mill it which mr rnjslronij nt- ci a in mil i r ilfio ronsort ukmi r nnd leather iilh t as innin t to kens of thtir trkiulshii and kood u isht s note that the ixcain- tion has been made lor mr and mrs george muckart s new home on young street bisuk the house in which th y now live on durham street iht txcaxa- tion has been made for mr and mrs ken richardson s house thi duke burrows hae already moed to fcnclon falls but mr and mrs ross thompson and fam ily who have purchased the house formerly tenanted by mr and mrs j burrows do not expect to move i from their main street apartment until july 1st in the meantime contractors mcnally and lane arc making extensive alterations to the house mr and mrs ray salter have purchased one of the orr lots on the corner of maple avenue and charles street you donft kfoow how a visit from royalty makes you fee unless you had lived in europe in the old days of the cxarlst feudal system said mor ris saxe qf the recent visit made him by the former princess olga of russia and her husband a sister of the late czar nicholas ii she and her husband came to canada two years ago from denmark and bought a farm in the spcyslde dis trict perhaps you will recall read ing about her in the herald at the time they came out here mr saxe served as an nco in the russian army in 1000 in china his birthplace la tlflls n the caucasian region of russls and it so happened thai princess olgas husband was familiar with that particular part of russls so that there was quite a hrippy- time spent in reminiscing mr saxe says it isnt often he has an opportun ity to speak russian but the lan guage does not leave htm it is forty elgrt years since mr saxe left russia he spent a short time in england then came to america landing in the states and coming to canada he lived for a june in acton before moving to georgetown to establish the geor getown creamery which is now owned by his son dave the saxatemllyheld a dinner party for mr saxe at crofton villa sunday on the occasion ot fathers day there havb been quit a number of changes in store personnel along slain strem to i hom i ill diyr frxjm mini as i4 hi i i i iki s i j isl l cimili i u i i il hir i in 1 a mimdijful shim m tin it iolimlrul u k i in it j nil ml i ul i il n isei ml ii i 1 tl 1- i iii r ii i iti- iii i m ii it 1 1 111 ll s 1 i i t l il hi 1 m i mj mi i b rh ii i in i i i in 1 tii i null h i u 1 1 ti ni in flu s bantams beat milton goorrctown bnntnms won 04 in a hnrdbnll gome with milton last wcww ron hcrrlngton and jim thnleclc wore the gcorgotowji bat tery ron getting tea strlkeouts jmi btbii page 4 nursery i stock r05es shrubs trees evergreens magnolias gooseberries highest esjli srleea dead stuck horse 500 ea cattle 500 ea hogs 50c cw according to size and condition mone fergcs is collect darling a company of canada limit1d raspberries rel5 and black currants i rj b wilson son li maple ave pjione 248 opposite gcdf lioaoj illslbiaelata frank carney electrical refrigeration contractor fairbanksmorse oil burners and stokers milk coolers deep freeze units king st at glen road phone 37w ii l 1jlhl f c ha f p o iii mtl tf i i ml u i kmi in i k i ixtilj h c in ruiclniiinl t njrli rmh i hi uiiiv 1 1 if f to i orvto ih sunnvbtook hosjiitil johji unablu to complete the fin il ino irfiis h i ium h conti ict 1 uibfciulo i o i in in in coino- iltkin whs h id kiiifiti his hospi- t il b il hy tin iu hon vine n i misi unkeiitv chancellor br sulnt smith uniiormlj prestden j c fms th u of t registrar and d k h holli sunnybrook i shim ruitliidt nt j fcrmer moderator dies was once aden minister a formermodi rator of the pres- bunnn church ih canada very rev trend a c stewart succumbtd to a heart attack while attending the general assembly in montreal durini his term as moderator dr stewart preached in georgetown at knox church one of the rare occasions on which the local church- has been privileged to have a visit from one holding this high office dr stewart was minister at knox church acton from 1021 to 1030 during his ministry a choir room was built and a fine pipe organ in stalled he was a leader atnpng actdn young people and was scout master of the acton troop ar rangements had been made to have him as speaker at the service next sunday which will mark actons rise from village to town status since leaving acton he had been minister of the church in midland he is survived by his wife two daughters mrs e m moles of tor onto and grace at home and one son william of pembroke following a service in midland interment was made in falrvlew cemetery acton where a graveside service wsa conducted by rev r h armstrong of acton rev james jack of stayner and rev c j bentlcy of thornbury pallbearers were alex mann john moor a m mcpherson r n brown h l ritchie and h mainprise the cutin driver is headed for double on the road or in the courts the motorist who wcrves in and out nes is a menace skinny men women gain 5 10 15 lbs mhttt ftaa ma vutw hp p v mcnally lane king street company llmmzd georgetown near station phone 18 we stock a complete supply of the following itasmit plywoods fir birch weldtwrt etch wood syivacord wallboard ryuaonite hardboard arborite tenteat or donaacona- i insulation fiberglaa batts and poanng alfol aluminum insulation roofing shlnglea roll roofing felt sidings inaul brick cedar shake cedar bevel siding lumber paints cement building hardware j i i