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1 the georgetown herald wednesday july 25th 1951 page 4 11 m v r l bylaw no 1651 township of e8quesing abxla w to raise 940000 to add in the conatruction of tile stone or timber drains the council of the townahlp of ry pursuant to the tile drainage act enacts aa follows 1 that the beeve may from time to time subject to the provision of this bylaw borrow on the credit of the corporation of the munici pality aueh sum not exceeding in the whole 4000000 aa may be de termined by the council and may in manner hereinafter provided la- sue debentures of the corporation in aueh sums aa the council may deem proper for the amount so- bor rowed with coupons attached as provided in section 4 of the said that subject to section 10 of the tile drainage act when the council is of the opinion that the applicaiidn of any person to borrow money for the purpose of construct ing a tile atone or timber drain should be granted in whole or- part the council may toy resolution dir ect the reeve to- issue debentures aa aforesaid and to borrow a sum not exceeding the amount applied for and may lend the same to the applicant on the completion of the drainage works s a special annual rate shall be imposed levied and collected over and above all other rates upon the land in respect of which the money is borrowed sufficient for the pay ment ol the principal and interest as provided by the act passed the 3rd day of july 1951 george currie reeve i m bennett clerk notice corporation of the township of esqtjesing take notice that the above is a true copy of a bylaw passed by the council of the township of es- quesing on the 3rd day of july 1991 and all persons are required to take notice that any one who tir fakal news t haltdn breeders visit oshawa district fortyone halton holstein enthu siasts under the leadership of presi dent a g hunter of the halton holstein club enjoyed a bus tour on wednesday of last week the first call was at klmcroft farms near oshawa here the party was received by the owner george mclaughlin and taken on a tour of his dairy barns and large hol stein herd following dinner at the genosha hotel the group had a twohqurour of the general mo tors plant in oshawa here thej saw cars and trucks in practically every stage of production the ef- ftrlency- in organization and man agement in this big plant has to be seen to be appreciated the final stop on the way home was made at leitchcroft farms near lang- staff where the genial manager joseph lanthier gave them a first hand picture of barn hay driers in action and presented facts and figures on the post of installation and operation as we recall from memory a five hp motor with the necessary fan can be installed at present day prices for 65000 this according to mr lanthier will handle a thirty ton mow or even two thirty ton mows at leitch croft farms they apparently have had equally as poor haying weather as we have in halton consequent ly their hay is not of the quality they have had in former years the mow finishing of hay did enable them in 1950 to make hay analyzing 19 protein against 14 or 15 per cent for field cured hay in short according to all reports everyone found the days tour a most enjoyable and worthwhile outing sires to apply to have the bylaw or any part thereof quashed must serve notice of his application upon the bead of clerk of tnis municipal ity within 20 days after the date of the last publication of this notice and must make his application- to the supreme court of ontario with in one month after the said date this notice was first published on she 11th day of july 1951 and the last publication will be on the 25th day of july 1951 2fl i m bennett clerk according to- the ifench acad emy the actual number of lan guages spoken throughout the wo lulals some yub believe it not mrs hugh summers heads institute croup elected president federated wom ens institute of canada at fvvic biennial meeting st anne de bellevae quebec june vi 1951 mrs hugh summers r r 1 fonthill newly elected president of the federated womens institute of canada has been an active mem ber of the decew falls woonens in stituted for 20 years having held the position of branch president wel- land district president dnd convener of social welfare in 1946 mrs summers was made a womens institute life rh ember in appreciation of her unselfish service when you ask mrs summers how she became intere in insti wotrrstjewni lell you that she was brought up in the institute by her mother mrsifclaiser of welland mrs surnmers a teacher before her marriage lives on a dairy farm she has one child and two grand children i her community activities bear witness to the fact that she is very deeply interested in community betterment at the present time she is president of the thorold and thorold township board of the vic torian order oi ivurses and is a trustee of he lincoln welland high school district board in the fall of 1s50 mrs summers completed 10 years of active service on the board of the federated wo- womens institutes of ontario hav ing acted in the various capacities as board director resolutions con vener and served as provincial pres ident from 19441947 it was mrs summers privilege to be provincial president at the time of the fiftieth anniversary cele bration at guelph in 1947 to which 12000 women came also to head the ontario delegation at the trien nial conference of the associated country women of the world al amsterdam in 1947 milch was ac complished in wnmrn i uark during mrs summers term of office ontarios membership in creased from 32000 in 1944 to over 38000 in 1947 mrs summers had a great part to play in the publishing of the new ontario womens insti tute hand book in supervising the production of the film on womens institute activities let there be light in the publishing of the book 50 years of achievement and in the establishment of schol arships for girls entering the degree course at macdonald institute from 1947 to the present mrs sumaiers has been active on the board of the federated womens institutes of canada she brings to her now position a wealth of exper ience and the enthusiasm and sound thinking so necessary to wisely head up this splendid organization of some 85000 rural women who have as their motto for home coun try t hockey draw winners split 250 prize winners of three prizes in a lucky draw sponsored by georgetown hockey club were chosen thursday evening july 12th the draw took place at the main corner with president bob lane and newly appointed oha official ken mcmillan in charge mayor harold cleave made the draw and the three prizewinners were norman fendley and carolyn biehn each of whom gets a cheque for 100 and cecil dobic milton 50 mr dobie is a former georgetown banker who now manages the commerce branch in milton while the hockey club will cleai about 300 on the draw icsultswere not as good as anticipated one thousand tickets had been printed and it was hoped to soil them all and clear a of the books instead of this ways and means will have to be found txforc next winter to raise more money to operate the hockey team itf walter t evans co insurance protection real estate ocean steamship service serving georgetown and community for 32 years phone i83w mill street i attention farmers we are paying the nighest prevailing prices for dead or crippled farm animals horses cattle hogs telephone collect for immediate service gordon young limited 1 toronto empire 33636 guelph 3334 georgetown 1 1 with the ummer almost half way through georgetown next big event is the annual kail fair ty jhetnortal 3beal a monument built of enduring granite or marble symbolic in design and rev erent in purpose resting in surround ings of peace and beauty a tribute of respect and honour to the dead a con stant source of inspiration to the living oakville monument works we employ no agents you pay no commission buy direct a card or letter will bring ou tr tr-yong-bw- large display in stock 90 colborne street west rx flowers 1 for every 1 occasion h design work a specialty 1 i i bonded member tds twagrapb delivery service flowers by wire anywhere in the world a norton floral km vksm 115w fltwutoea vfc vf at home serve and overseas canada e p head optometrist eves examined glasses fitted u st georges square guelph established 20 yean j m i fhlfhraf lines of freedsn modern invention have not taken away from the infantry it all- important part in victory again and again in the battles of 193945 and in korea infantry has proved itself queen- of battles the joh of the infantryman has become tougher more complex he must be able to handle more weapons and to meet a greater variety of situations in defence and attack more men arc needed mmediamy 0 stop and see us for pontiacs buicks vauxhaix8 gmc trucks tike batterie8 4 parts ov accessories good selection op used car complete service and repairs leslie garner motors acton naor st phone 4sz fl enrolment standard to enlist you must 1 volunteer lo nerve nnvwhere 2 be 17 to 40 tradesmen lo 45 3 meet army requirement 4 married men will le accepted terms of engagement you will he enrolled in tjic canadian army active force for a period of three years all men are eligible for overseas service if the military situation permits married men after one years service overseas and single men after two years service overseaa may be returned to canada at which time they may request discharge even if they have not completed full three years service conditions of service current ratce of pay and allowances serve for 3 years or make it a career veterans benefits reinstatement in civil employment unem ployment insurance and other appropriate benefits under veterans charter as ex tended by parliament other ranks retention of present re serve force rank or the rank held in second world war snhjert to proving qualifica- lions in service within a oftday period officers short service commissions will be granted to officers who do not wish to enroll in the active force on a career basis further information should be obtained from vour own unit or tho nearest artny personnel depot apply to the nearest recruiting depot no 13 personnel depot woltfo nouh rldeou and charlotte sts ottawa out no 5 personnel depot arfillory park bagot sf kingtton out canadian army recruiting station 90 richmond st ev toronto ont no 7 personnel depot woltaley barrack eliiabeth straet tendon ont army recruiting centre 230 main street west north bay ont army recruiting centre james straet armoury 200 james st north hamilton ont army recruiting centre pert arthur armouries port arthur ont 4soso join the canadian army active force now v ijszf zhlhssm r i isa v j- wfffw 4 mfi h- ityjfihtiijmk