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the gkokckrown heka1d wednesday evening july lmh 1851 paok l the georgetown herald mailing ths wwimbiihm of ozokorrown olxn wiluaks noeval uhxbodsx bounnr btwattown salunatad asboaove yxua ootta subscription hats- sum yesx single copies se each advertising rctss quoted oo apollaauoo walter c btehn publish- ad editor b faf r otriliu l ucguvrey leslie u auk carey uerrlngton jr t reg oronm toa herald to printed weh wednesday in ttui oslce an usui street georgetown authorised y second class null post oflles- tept ottawa member of tl oajieitun weekly newspapers asanhnlon and 11m ontrioquatc division of the cwjja welt wc tried editorials for next week mac you dont think im going to stop at one week e eupply this xt too rood an opportun ity all play and no work is bad for the soul they say see these books winston chur chill the canada year book conservation financial post fortune am i going to do some digging i what s that i rue detec tive screen romances male rugged adven ture click llie wife neecufa rest and some light reading will just fill the bill and the kids like to look at the pictures the first day of course must be devoted to the beach after all the kids have been looking forward to swimming and we modern parents don t spend enoutrh time with our families the second day well it s u hame not to spend another day with the family they don t see us that often sunday hardly a day for writing editorials and besides there might be a few old friends at the beach and it s only courtesy to say hello besides we hacm t really planned to do any work those first three days and there is still a long week ahead for some really solid work we almost forgot hat monday means a trip to town one can t write editorials with out meat and groceries and a cooling dip certainly helps out after all that work of shop ping the kids certainly are enjoying them selves aren t they i tuesday well this might be the last good day at the beach and we vc written three editorials at a time be fore so plenty of time to catch up on the sche dule wednesday a cold day glad we hats off to the ladies an editorial in last week s acton and milton papers caught the attention of a ccor getown lady who asks that we reprint it here is how editor dills ocpressed him self women have often been reprimanded for not taking a more active part in municipal affairs it came to our attention as we ntten ded the official dedication ceicmony of halton centennial manor on sunday that the women have been working in many ways just as cf fectively as some of our municipal officers who give considerable time to their positions it was the halton womens institutes that came particularly to our attention even though we realize there are many other womens or- wuited but perhups we should travel a few miles down the line to say hello to the folks in chesley well be back in plenty of time for some work certainly feel like it in snappy weather like this my the 1iids are enjoying it here on the farm chances are they won t have another day in the country for a long time rhursdny wow wtiut a scorcher really too hot for the beach but it might do the kids some good you read so much about heat prostration and we wouldnt wunt to take any chances friday out of meat again perhaps if we took bathing suits we could save some tune and try out the bejch on the other side of town saturday a perfect day isn t it bet you anything it will rain to morrow and we can spend the whole long day with pencil and paper sunday just one small dip lhe kids probably won t want to go to the beach alone next week should have some time tonight after we get back to geor getown hie house will be good and quiet and it s surprising how fast one can write edi onals without disturbances monday is the editorial ready mac yeah just n minute there s a couple of things here i want to change a busman a hoi days if i ever saw one but maybe i better keep some of these for a tough week remem ber last year it was oppendicitis and they siy that sometimes comes back i ll just tuck them away and rattle out something else sure it will only take a minute here goes gamzations which are also contributing to the betterment of our communities ladies of the halton women s institutes were on hand sunday strategically located to explain to the many visitors the rooms and accommoda tions of the manor not only were they taking a major part in the success of the tour but the ladies of the organization had also raised money to provide some of the additional comforts for the manor such as combination radiorecord players wc d like to take our hats off to these ladies who are making a definite contribution to their communities and to the other ladles in the other organizations who are working quietly to goals just as necessary pot pourri a generous gesture by mrs dorothy swan added an extra 25 to the navy league tag day which the legion ladies sponsored here a few weeks ago mrs swan gave the money in memoryjjf her mother mrs loud who fhedji short time before the tag day mrs loud was a native of plymouth england and always had a soft spot in her heart for the men who go down to the sea in ships newcom ers to the district are a danish couple mr and mrs chris pliulen and their baby daughter hedda mr phulen is manager at the rich ardson farm near stewarttown replaongjohn young who has moved tomoffat the phulens formerly lived at pmegrove near woodbridge a nice note from mr tom goodlet tells us he and his wife expect to visit in george town later this summer they couldnt leave calgary until after the stampede last week in twenty years he has only missed one and that was the year he took a trip to scotland mr goodlet was also looking forward to the annual banquet of the south african veter ansassociation the 50th anniversary of the termination of the boer war sylvia pat terson daughter of mr and mrs pat patterson norval is now employed as a junior at the royal bank elhng berg who left the bank of commerce staff last year to re turn to high school is back on the job again for the summer he hopes to enter university in an engineering course in the fall joyce mcmillan who graduated last year from branksome hall has a job which mostgirls will envy she is a shopper with the t eaton co and spends most of her time shopping in other stores for the company in their endless search for price and value comparisons mr and mrs george allen former residents of town and the glen have moved from hes- peler to milton we met toronto man on vacation who was enquiring about geor getown mr douglas cowan told us he wor ked here for a time some forty years ago m the harness shop operated by the late chris nixon sorry tp hear that harry goldhanr will be resting at home for some time after suffering a heart attack a few weeks agoln peel memorial hospital for a rest treatment ofter a similar experience is bud matson brampton implement dealer who is a son-in- law of mrs r waltfie of town also in ill health lately is mrs- croy kennedy of tor onto a sister of mrs joseph gibbons frank and thomas sykes of town who has been qoite ill at her home embargo still expect record cne cat show tbe bt bef and dairy competi tion in raoent yars w shaping up lor the can art in national zx- hlhl till yar partly the rasult of the united suta embargo on meat export many prtzs cattl which formerly have been sold couth of the border will be abown at the cne sm poster ck agricultural di rector ceea the abow playing an important part in cattle bale this year with the restricted market opportunities to improve canadian bexda cere seldom better although small compensation fox the low pri ces to the farmer there may- be a long range benefit through gen eral herd improvement now made possible cattle show dale have been etianged to enable visitors to se both bref and dairy cattle at one visit dairy cattle must be at ex- hi billon jark by noon august 27th und must stay until the evening of september 3rd wrf cattle must be in the barn by noun august jtuuti itnd mutt stay until the evening of siunur ath kxhlbltun are ad- vlmd to rhfik the prlu iuu mulled jul mis week there v til u more ilorka4n the huic utile building lhswn ijt any othtr thrw iih- the ujir im mam ntulh llvt stuck itdtadr s pt 3rd at tilth the public may lev mil 1 1 una of dollars worth of the beat 1 1 v it1ki on the roirtlnent w ill be ewn lirmr than in previous yeurs to kitv art wrth iru reused rosta lo furrmrs the prize lists havt been inert mi substantially new arran umnl for publlr and exhibitors comfort hnvf been made slundurd c unuilflt atlons remain in hrh for all breeds with an added tuturt in tht shorthorn dl islon a dlstrut kroup hi rd competition llm llrti to ontario rrsldt nla und tin in in r of orgjnled county or reg lonil shorthorn club hus tx n m t up mr roster predicts this ttll b a mipular ivrnt with competition ki n b twcn the counties no time changes have been mad for sheep and sw inr btu the uuc tlun uiles of rums and rwr which proi ed so lumtxful lat yriir vt 111 okon be held uiuli r oumrts of the ontario sheepbreefl rs association august 2d eery animal offered must har txn entered and rhown in its rrnpectur in tlon in comp t ttion thus enab lng the prospective buer to see the anmal judged for qualltv before making a purchase the usual tem roui ofw ring for i rcct i it horse- lnrlidlni all breed from shetlands to heavy draft hor ci mill lm maintained anadlan lfuiutr and 1 ifiht horv improve- mi nt society b sponsoring c tna dim llunler htilurtty stake clitss for h ilf i red huatcis the so it t will add uk to the t ike entry fee to iik rease tht prizi money cnf president j a northey has i t n i keen supporter of the ntric ulture division fur many ears he rtt mis the thilr at tu jniultry rommltttt uul t xlilbltors v ill ap i ricntt his continued inti rest tvl 1 nt in the lucre isotl prlzt money ollt rcl to rncourik i krt iter show inj of ktaitdird breti fowl a henlh of animals branch vtterlnarlin will bt in attend i nee nt all tlmts to jrotttt the henlth of birds nnd tlie v idt r nlslrs nnd inert iscd vt nil i tlon is expect d to ndd to s if tv of birds hhoun comnn rciil vrjotnbles exhibits- will aciin im fentured in the irm crops division list yenr reru i lion dt rmnded ixliibilors mnintjiln their dlsp ly uiroiikh the whole ex inbltion this worked hirdships on dlst ml exhibitors nnd this year tne cm will defrav cost of replacement of under vnrleties with similar commercial exhibits in fruit nnd lion y clissts the ontario aftricul tunl dcpt hopes the consumt r will tct the varieties of protlucts and proptr methods of pnckntlnr and pr p irntlon for sale thr lowly spud which has hit headlines this ytnr will hive n new rli for dis eise reslstint vnrktiea including cnnso kcswlclc kennebec ontario and ttton an excellent exhibit of june butter u expected with entries nlrendy coming in from const to const nnd butter sculpture exhibits will be features by the ontario cheese producers association a ipccinl cheese exhibit is beinr nr rnnred to feature nnd encourage tho nlc of domestic cheese v directory wmbroughton masseur sslly jo mjn to pja exeqpt wadbmdajr phone ws huitlaek fit weekly chuckle rhey say brur itfone than jblondes they say brunettes have sweeter djspos- thaf s hooeymy wifes been both and d w coombe amhuii raub amoluu liiuint laawthaj bdkunoton s0 at st phnoa mm nielsen the chiropractor rxastaa vturasia mtfc ysv o vtmcuf lmot amaoitaat toa tdas th pa wad at 1s and ss ojb over d star on rtmm ihw civic iiouda1 mondny auuust public holldny 4th is the next a full line of njbbcr stamps is nvntfafolp at the herald oitice ask us about them no obligation to buy i cant se any difference dead stock dead and crippled farm animals removed prom ptly farsanitary disposal telephone collect toronto em 33636 georgetown 1 r gordon young ltd m mmmmumim g f macrostfe fbambtt of inbtmnx or aooieditzo fubuc accountants bkaaapton 03 quaan sc w fhona os dr clifford red 1vd ddji dknt1st 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