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vilv yv the georgetown herald wednesday june egth 1930 r- inwm riinvrfcurrr sliced pepes aylmer tomato catsup 1 aylme6 choice tomatoes 2- 25c aylarier fancy applesauce 14 aytmer tomato juice 0 aylmer marmalade 3 aylmer strawberry jam 43 aylmer corn isisr ivr- 31 aylmer wax beans ssa 2 v 35 aylmer pork beans 2 25 ic rackahct an cohoe sajsiori mtat0 laie to jbiic school ftichers r sev vi 32 61 clovsuiaibrjie 1 wmiti liquid honey taamar x wimosos icaans wafers w39 bominiohhavouww peanut butter m firm golden yellow ripe bahamas 1119 wpe sweet arlsona vine rtpened cahtaloupes ea19 new crop virginia new potatoes 10 lb 53 new zealand no 1 cookin lb 29 sweet thin skin full of juice california valencia size 288s svnkist oranges dez35 boos wanted we pay highest market prices jor eggs shipping tags manager for particulars our stores see reg grading station 029 attention farmers we are paying the highest prevailing prices for dead or crippled farm animals horses cattle hogs 5 telephone collect for immediate setrice gordon young limited toronto adelaide 3636 georgetown 11 guelph 3334 lbmstmrtmmbmmmmebjbmam a bsmltet and presentation lri st johns church hall last wed nesday honoured two members of the public schoql staff misses ha- zel harhson and may ionian who retire this week after- teaching here for over forty years mlsr harri son received a wrist watch and miss langari a radio from the school hoard apdrboth were given electric kettles from fctlow mem bers of uie staff school boar chairman edwin- wlson was chairman for o program whldh followed the seylitg6f a turkcyblnniitt by the 6m club of thechurch he read letters from miss ann ryan miss qebrglna youngand mr will hume express ing their regret at not being able to attend anefaaked p b hartlsmv school board treasurer to- introduce all those present mr wilson in congratulating the teachers on their fine record or service compared achool conditions olthepast with thosfeiof the pres ent in 1897 a teacher was receiv ing- 230 a year and in 1910 salarr tea ranged from 350 to 400 the caretaker was paid 50c a day in 17 and 80c a day in 1910 total cost paid by the town in 1910 for operating the school was 3750 last year the towns share was 20500 when the last four room addition was made the cost per room was 1600 nowadays the estimated cost per room is 20000 j m denyes a former scnool inspector said that it was people like these teachers who made his tory for it is the public school tea cher who playsa large part in dir ecting the minds of the citizens of the future the present inspector l l skuce sketched the progress of education from the ope room school to the schools of the present mayor harold cleave expressed the gratitude of the town at hav ing two such fine people giving service for such a long period and principal howard wrigglesworth said how much their experience would be missed by staff and stud ents p b harrison uhp is miss harrisons brother and whose fa ther was once principal of the school said that the earliest school which could be traced in georgetown was conducted by a mr van allen in his home and later in the town hall the nucleus of the present building began when four rooms were constructed in 1b69 to which i later additions have been made ross duncatr a member of the i school board spoke on behalf of the i board of their reyret at terminating i such fine records ol service as both teachers have earned mrs walter uiehn and mrs harry shortill both former pupils made the presenta tions for the board and misses bea- trice hume and marie lindsay of the school staff presented the pres ents from the teachers during the evening miss marion j hepburn sang two solos and mrs jatfies f evans played a piano solo those attendlng the dinner in cluded mr and mrs edwin wil son mr and mrs ross duncan mr and mrs harry shortill mr arid mrs ray salter mr and mrs cecil mcnamara mr and mrs james f evans mr p b harrison mr and mrs howard wrigglesworth mayor and mrs harold cleave mr fend mrs walter blehn mr and mrs l l skucft of milton mr nd mrs j mi- dertycs and miss dorothy dehve of toronto- mr and mrs thomas- worries mist beatrice hyrhe miss marie lindsay mrs joseph dwyerlmiss laura scott miss norma weptherhead miss mil drcd eason miss marfbn hepburn mf and mrs j m- mcklnlpy of toronto mr and mrs frank gal loway of burlington- mjss elizabeth larigan of tdnsnto baptist olnsreh rev cha r oower minister mrs ri h wright organist 10 ajtu mission circle will be in charge of the service 11 ajn sunday school 7 pn mission circle -the- pastor will be away tor the tda v r 8 pm wednesday prayer meeting t c ne presbyterian churches rev alx colder ba bx knox chnreh sunday school 10 ajn joint service at 11 am in the united church ijmehouse sunday school 130 pm public worship 230 pm st lehna tmtosl cats rev john immn minister mr norman tjtitfii director of sunday school 10 ajn morning worship 11 am rev a o foreman the congregation of knox pres byterian church will worship with page- 2 bsagsamaf italllaafad charge arusatohv mir william a tls uutasucaajrea glob aoafi 10 ajru sunday school 11 ajnpubuc worship csmrehin im ojult public warship melvtlle i pjowstinday school s pjn public worship bali teams offek lucky draw prizes norval and union presbyterian churches rev j l self ma bd nerval sunday school 10 am public worship 11 ajn union sunday school 2 pm public worship 3 pm communion service at both churches st georges church archdeacon w g o thompson rector fourth sunday after trinity sunday school 10 am holy com munion 1100 am corporate com munion for wom ans auxiliary i evensong 700 pm si albans church glen williams fourth sunday after trinity i matins 930 am sunday school 1030 am as a means of financing as well as encouraging attendance at their games the juvenile and bantam ob a hardball teams are selling tickets on a lucky draw three pri zes are offered a mantel radio juv enile bat and ball and bantam bat and ball the price of a ticket en titles the holder to admittance to a double header ball came in geor getown park saturday july 8th when the juveniles will play camp- bellvllle and the bantams bramp ton cmken warn poaitrrely not extravagant luxurie chicken costs jess per pound ready for he oven than the average meat you -sic- buying young roasting chicken to cutup crrkken lb tee v vv our chickens are tender and clesn fed the specv ial balance diet put out by master feeds ltd puts in the flavour 1 norman thrown phone 435r as9 11x auj s learh to drive 5 s long branch sareway driving school each thursday in 5 s georgetown 5 tolly insared deal nialraal 1 writs ar alsaaa s s utt lakebhoui roab 5 cong beanob vphane new taewt m sjbjsjbjsjm b j b shields heating plumbing i 5 oil burner service eavestroughinc i at efficient service at fair prices maple avenue georgetown phone 5s0w n norval hornby si slewsrttawa rev j e maxwell ba lth st pauls norrai 730 pm evensong except 1st sunday in month holy communion 11 am st stephens llornby 11 am morning prayer except 1st sunday in month evensong at 3 pm st johns stewarttewn 300 pjn evensong except 1st sunday iq month evensong at 730 pm kelmscott farms largest canadian yorkshire breeders it will bo recalkd that e l tay lor of kelmscott farms milton im- uortvd a complete breeding unit of english yorkshire swine com- prlistnf seven gilts and three boars- arriving at quebec on monday are a further seven gilts purchased on b e wv ormvrlyherdsmtntothe larg est yorkshire breeding establish ment in briain and he obviously at eight weeks out of a litter pf nine born from a first farrowing in order to obtain the experience attention necessary the herdsman ken capindale flew over from england six weeks ago and he is now in charge of operations ken john r barber e1jv1er c thompson freeman jersey elmer- c thompson insurance service 1 fire auto windstorm canadian pacific railway transcanada air llnaa steamahip tickets on all lines cruise and travel advisers mill street georgetown tetenkon j i9w and next month two more females tvill arrive making a total of six teen english yorkshire breeding females in addition to these there are twelve canadian yorkshire sows now on the farm and these arc now producing progeny sired by the english boars one of the herd sires is the son of the breed champion english royal show york 1048 and another is the litter brother to two selec ted by the danish government lust year for their livestock improve ment program amunk the gilts arriving on he salacia on monday arc two which are inpig to the son of the sup reme breed champloneiglish bath and west show atthe end of last month the bath and west is sec ond only to the english royal in importance one of the other gilts is lnpig to the new wonderboar rlorlaston royal glen and another to one of the best young boars knows and understands the breed intimately nearly eighty breeding sows were kept and they had be tween 1000 and 1500 pigs so that satisfactory farrowing quarters be available kelmscott has completed a farrowing house with twelve pens with rubber- composition flooring infrared heating of the creeps glassinsula ted walls and thermostatically con trolled ventilation the arrival of the new gilts makes kelmscott farms the largest english yorkshire breeders in can ada and orders are nolv being re- cvived for stock from vancouver to quebec and it is anticipated that the lively interest which is being shown in kelmscott animals from us breeders will result in n brisk export trade young boars will shortly be 3rd annual hornby ball club garden party the greatest hit of the season to be held at hornby ball park thursday july 6th featuring ladies major fastball game at 715 sharp cunningham i hill vs peoples credit jewellers i from spnnyslde followed- by- a skilfll demonstration of model aircraft flying by mr les robinson member of the gashoppers club toronto also featuring a stage program consisting op bigger 4 better happier than last yeas a merry time for yovng and old artists pat raffertv and charlie jeevesthose two loiocfci about comedians songs comedy jokes and patter and chatter youll roar youll laugh two artists from dumbells fame zena cheevers canadas leading versatile variety dancer from the night clubs of canada and america an artist to her fin ger tips chas colville a magician and ventriloquist in his magical musical comedy singing dolls dont miss this act violet murray the belle of the gay nineties singing her popular music hall songs just finished ten weeks engagement at brass rail toronto bernie bray the western great harmonica player has toured from coast to coast and the british isles as canadas harmonica star tom hamilton your genial master of ceremonies with a laugh here and there ernie bruce the comedy musical piper songs jokes and chat ter playing his bells and tylophone come and hearlor your self jack ayre accompanist and musical director on admission a free ticket will be given each individual for valuable prises to be drawn during the stage program club members excluded loud speaker system- refreshment booth on grounds adults 50c children 1s16 yrs s5c under 12 yrs free good parking facilities available either pure english ever known in english yorkshire englishcanadian cross and the lat- clrelcs ardencote champion turk u can to brcoderll not i ni f wishing to pay an excessive figure raker sadie 3bth arriving with the ot prlec whlch wlll ve econom shipment is full sister to the 1st eventually it is intended to prizewinners in the livestock class at the 1040 smlthlicld show and from the same dam as the whitley and harris challenge cups in the bacon carcass class in the same- show the flrst purebred english ut ters which have been farrowed at kelmscott are showing up extreme ly well- and are full of type gains are satisfactory as is instanced by the first litter which weighed an storage of 40a lbs for eight pigs leal dispose of all stock other than pure english yorkshire as it is the aim to concentrate entirely on this breed an interesting point is that all pure and crossbred english canadian yorkshire stock can be registered with canadian national livestock records as yorkshires mr taylor purchased kjolinacott farms from lloyd davison last year after selling his massay-har- rls farm irfechlnsry agency here to doug swaekhamer of brampton enjoy a smoothb softer ride tistll till imim on thf new the new super- cushion is the arst new kind of dre in iv years it increases comfort and safety absorbs shock and vibration come in and find out tjow you cangetsupercui on your ear n saxe motor mm vis