Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), August 11, 1954, p. 13

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coor fed hogs goto market in five months pictured above li one of the many pen oof yorkshire hots fed by w j valuere unlonvllla ont mr valllere consistently fete hit hogs off to market in five months when feeding them on coop hog feeds during the ralmlng of these outstanding utters of yorkshires ur valliere feeds them exclusively on coop hog feeds each uttek in rtabted on coop 17 pio htabteb roluiweo by coop is jioo oiowu all hog will go to market earlier when fed on coop feeds toft or mr valllcres hogi is purchased from the stouftvillc cooperatlve association which operates viw of the 125 co op mixing stations owned by local farmer in ontario und jeclal ns in dally f r ih coop brand jeedi halton cooperative supplies free delivery route days gtown tr 72981 milton 127 wedneaday evening august 4 1m titt gkoecktowx rxut xt iflemorial jtoeal a monument built of endurtnf granite or marble symbolic in design and rev erent in purpose rest in in surroundings of peace and beauty a tribute of respect and honour to the dead a constant source of inspiration to the living we employ ne amenta 70a pay bo cemmlsslen boy oureet a card er letter will brttuj ear aervlee te year deer oakville monument works cemetery lettering monuments cleaned m celborne street west oakvlue tainting thisear it yonre jalnting the outside of your house titan white one- coat house paint can tare yon time and money porpal oer p surfaces tmt coat of titan white glees hiding poster and protection equal to hm coats el ordinary palntl and titan white it selfclean ing it tlwyt wales season after feeton u kp ones par dsa atodara trend to gay aanual colon for outside paintwork try the new black toaaa there are eaten exddfuj saw colees plat 21 beaatual ttott and lai to choose mo thrrrs rinrahla wnj fierenst plrmtnti and jpalat oils hare been anadslly rtiann te ensure a tough weather mutant paint ota and matlmnm color parataaasea thompsons hardware putmbing j- hteatjng smsmatcj wrk main street tr 72971 sm mawv and thi matt one of o herd of 168 outstanding abardean anous cottle recently purchotad in vlrrjlnlo by e p taylor toronto industrialist tor his windflelds form b this prised bull tolan bandolier enoyln his first meet of canadian oross the taouty wearing the latest foshloe in skirts for otris in rvrol areas is fay hartley daughtei w jamas hartley manooer of windflelds farm old friends reminisce at limehouse reunion community friends honour brideelect a community ihower in stewart town school wii one of several events which were held for a saturday bride jcannlnc lfumn- hrryi before her marrlafie to morris cook 1oii mlleham ixils llesscy and lvalutxie smith planned the petri y girls who worked at the lie tclrjhom office before the dial conversion last year held a shower for her ut tht home of jaullno lirs in town and a party and presentation udi irn by the poomi sister at her home in rich mond iff i ii flowers for every occasion design work n specialty flowers by wire anywhere in the world norton floral trlangla 7jml oeergelews fc this is scratch i yes scratch the place from which you will have to start if fire or other disaster destroys your home and everything in it would your present insurance give you- the help youd need to rebuild from scratch let us help you to make sure now john r barber agehcy auccfaaorato ctiiatmnnii lanranee g le v kersey k c ttisiautei mill street tftvyjfju an open air church service tfar- tli n psirty and sports and best of all a chance for remlnlscinir and netting old friends was provided at umthouw on the 4lh wekend when knox church wa planned a n union on th grounds of s s no 0 rwiutslng it was estimated that four hundred gu sts from near and fur utti ruled saturday aft r noon seats in the shade of th maple trees were pro vided mil afut registering friends greeted ach other and tried to bridge the int rtcnlng years since they last had met the school building itself came in for remtn lining ultvo fur many changes had lake n plil i the re lhmit1 were provided for the jouncr children to ride and there vurt raits for all ngca and a horseshoe pitching contest lucky draws m re to be had oh a ten dollar basket of groceries also on a bag of flour present d by uuck groce ry store i georgetown and 3 00 from uert mossop toronto in the evening karl scott and the ulue valley hoys with sam glsby took olzthc entertainment using llolhday s trailer complete with stage lights and loudspeaker ass isting them were mrs harry smethurst barrle accompanied in hi r songs by mrs m karn her little daughter catharine also de lighted the audience with her dainty little dances in costume her mo ther ptnyed for her june mcqull- ii toronto ventriloquist was on the programme with her little red headed dummy butch during the evening earl scott read an article about llmchouie originally fountain green tracing community growth through the years and bringing up many mem ories of bygone days sunday afternoon an open air church service was held with ac ton citizens band playing the well known hymns rev alex cnldcr was in charge and also sang ac companied by mrs ii norton mrs j l davison and mr george mus- sollc acton sans a duet with mr hanson of acton at the piano pthcutrnwroolrpart rn the song service of praise they thought back to the time when the pioneer settlers did likewise obliged to hold their church in the open until one was provided tea was served ftetehurch to thoserwho wished ti remain on the grounds in the evening a concert by ac ton citizens band closed the de lightful twoday reunion prizewinners in the saturday ra ces included under school age john smethurst grace mcdonald girls 10 and under lillian brock- lebonk caroline 1 farley boys 10 and under george scholtx peter glynn girls 1116 joan ivens do lores mossop boys 1116 fred cur- rle john brown girls 3 leased dolores mossop fred purrle photo race mjyjmd mrs harry smethurst balloon race norma simpson dol ores mossop soda biscuit tred currle shoe race dolores mossop grandmother contest mrs ailen 1st onu mrs howard mrs hender son mrs e hu1 tied for second mrs allan law wellington bc was awarded a years sisbscrrpton tottyjgoxffetourn herald as the tfucst fcom- the farthest distance mrs wray crlchton flrsmpton bjulvaittk florida grapefruit juke a tuugr thirat qcencbcr a43ttth grape juici 39c mazota srfmr 39e 71 e special vi0t0by sweet auxeo pickles 35c sps0l1l psiob blue cheer so off olant sis 10 off larg bin you pat 57c 29c pko personal ivoryauru4 29c special bnmmar pride choice uhobadbs peas 2 27c javex 2 29c 25c 45c q a v liquid determent btl 37c special hohabch margarine 1lb pko 27c 0olos mtx bao lb sle lima beans pork beans tomato juice umts obxiur 15oe ijbbts tin 19c 21c 28c special cloves valley cheez pleez its takoy and spreads eabily 27c 6oz glass zerokiss iceland wafers large natlvt iceeiuv lettuce watts far lee orsam ftandrtcaas so biscuits ex lfore pko 25c 39c each 5c native hed ripe tomatoes 3 lb 25c fancy yellow cooking onions 3 lb 25 caojfottnla valencia size zbb oranges doz43c california malaga grapes lb 19c large yellow ripe bananas lb19c for tv service on all makes call ernies radio tr 72701 ry thebtre bldg t tor of the smiths falls newa-rec- ordwere won by harvey and lome norton showers held for saturday bride tiifcil mrs kgmont pries entertained at a trousseau tea laat wednesday for wis lucky draw winner of the groe- her dstuditer ktsjne jwho married crleajmraa j smeuturatthe bsuc ctotjeettewrlotlbettirday of flour and stanley ueenery the the brides alstert mrs fred 500 prizes in the ttoneahoe eon- lawrence and miss fran pries as- test donated by anfus dabble a altted the brid 1st mewlng gueats and tea room assistants were mrs dave boktord mrs les barker of toronto mrs res broomhead and mrs a- c mebride the previous week mrs broom- head and mrs john emmerson en tertained at a personal shower and mrs boxford and hiss joan dobble were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower fellow workers at the a v roe plant pre sented miss pries with a popup toaster and brides boot and fh newspaper staff ol the port credit ployed presented them with thesis andpulow eases egmikfeias fkjm its335ia5s ifijifefi

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