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the georgetown herald wednesday evening february 1 1956 page 8 the mail bag could high school be junor college the georgetown herald georgetown mr editor here is a suggestion for debating which i would like to ste discussed b those who ait in the know of running public and high schools would it be feasible to turn the present high school into a junior ilijh school would the achjntages outweigh the disadvantages sincerely rural subscriber the mail bag who wants to be a farmer sports calendar intermediate hockey friday feb 3 stouffville tuesday feb 7 milton v georgetown raiders skating every saturday afternoon and evening georgetown arena brewing company limited january 30 1956 dear editor there arc two reasons why we still have farmers first there ire born farmers loyal to their ancestors who make great sacrifices to obtain a permanent home for ther family 1 hose farmers having tht same qualifications and ideals will hold the fort at any cost just us a captain stajs with his sinking bhip so dols the firmer stay with his farm itgardless of his uatc of health or age when workers in industry are ill 01 huit they aie free to leave till they feel fit and their income is not affec ted nor do they have to overwork to make up for the work that has accum ulated while ill they ean also relax which is essential to getting buk ones health years ago when help wab plentiful the farmer did not have to take the heavy work alone nor did his family have to work on several farms besides his own to keep up expenses such a- 26 40 per week for hog grower and s3 80 per week for laying mash per 75 hens as well as several barrels of tas at 75 00 to harvest what grain and hay is grown to sa nothing of the investment for equipment which is used only a few weeks each season while you carry feed and water ar ound it all winter to feed hens and stock for a living our second farmer is the elite farm er who is only interested so far as having his money invested where it won t make his income tax too high when they tet all the land in their hands ou can bet eggs will not leave the farm at 35c a dozen why be cause they will have to pa wages for their help it won t be done by the wife and the family for the privilege of having a big house to keep and all the ean t it if thej have time to pre pare it whin they ltt in from the barn im wnlinf this to relieve the pus sure and avoid burning out 1 vahi it cost 48 00 to repair our tractor last month and tin t afford ripiirs on anuhing tint s dont over 30 v drs sti viie 111 add those few lines lukm f 011 the canadian countrvman if vou put miui nose to lh lnnrlstni roujj nrl ketp it down there linj mm h so n vou ii find then s no such lhm s brooks thdt imirimn 1 tin ts li it write this when the men come back from thier chores at the other farm they wilt think i ve really gone nuts who knows maybe 1 have weatheralllouden st georges wedding st georges angliean church on guclpti street was the scene of the marriage of sandra r ranees louden daughter of mrs and the late walden louden of churchill crescent to la vern robert weatherall caroline sts the son of mrs olive brown and the late private charles weatherall both of the yount people are employed at smith and stone rev kenneth richardson perform ed the ceremony on saturday after noon at 3 p m the church was dceor ited with pink and while mums mrs w r bradley played the organ and miss patricia wtllson sang 0 perfect love during the signing of the regi stef the bride was gowned in pink taf fcta with nylon overskirt ballerina length she wore a pink hat and mit tens to match and carried cream col oured roses and pink hyacinths her matron of honour was mrs roy vo an sister of the troom who wore a blue net dress with hat and mittens to match donna louden acted as bridesmaid for her sister dressed in turquoise blue printed nylon with hat and mittens matching her nose m was fashioned from pink carnat ions and white hyacinths the bride was given in marmge by her uncle mr arthur mitchell bob mitchell cousin of the bride and i in 1 say weatherall brother of the groom acted as ushers roy votan lirolhi r inlaw of the room was tronmsm in mrs louden retired at hit home for the hnd it einiplt dnssid in n with brown aeeessoiits in r t 11 ic wasofellov rusts mrs olivt hr vvn mother of tht jruoiii issisltd hi r she vus dnssid in navv punt wih hhtk uctssorus ind hi r fl wirs wire pink ror the weildim trip to buffilo y ihi tin i won a mustard u 1 111 id suit willi blitk icussories and an on hid tnrsdm mr ind mrs i lh trill will livt at b churchill remit goat industry being revived in halton an old industry which is having a revival is spreading fast is the goat industry there is hardly a road one drives without passing at least one or two goats not always seen unless you know where they are one particularly large herd of saa nen goats is at the mac alexander farm at norval at present there are 55 head two have just arrived from hnland a doe and her 6 months old son she is 54 jonnda of delamere raised by miss parker of chester en gland for those who do not under stand the pedigree 54 means 5500 pounds or more of milk on the sire s side and 4500 pounds of milk or more on the dams side in 10 months and she must freshen in the year her sire was exported to the argentine at the championsip fair at agin court last fall there were 145 goats goat s milk is alkaline and is used by many people who suffer from ar thrltis eczema and stomach ulcers it has natural fluorine that helps butid bone and teeth and is very easily dig ested as it is naturally homogenized babies that do well on cow s milk thrive on goat s milk according to mrs alexander goats art the cleanest animals on the farm while cattle and pigs relish food they walk over if a goats feed gets in the dirt he will not eat it and contrary to the opinion that goats smell which can be blamed to a great extent on radio comedian jack benny and his famous joke of several years back goat owners will assure you that the animals have been much maligned and have no more offensive odour than any other member of the animal kingdom new stamp service people wishing to buy stamps after post office hours can now do so at a vending machine which has ben mounted in front of the municipal of five on main street xcm archdekin and m0l0y where service is best clearance used manure spreaders various types and models all in good condition expert repair work and welding 24 wesleyan street triangle 73640 georgetown tht si ill 111 i smj thru things w compost inst vou and tht sto danitd old no- ps the hms are doint without in 11 fit i tl s innv morning a- 1 five dog complaints children bitten i ot d jiiiki irt uintnnid nu 1 si ni s of 1 in uii nls dining thi p isl ft w wnks in which ihilirm havi l 11 i itti n b ilts rivi lontphints hive bun umsti lilul thmit luckih noni of tht fivi thills nliivi lt in sttiiiush injur i don i be surprised if one of these ilavs ou set 1 coal truck go by touted with shiniiifc stuff 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