The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

j r the georwetown herald wednesday october 16th 1957 page 4q- lookout totem pole framastev y camp fire a small lookout building belong ing to ymca camp nerval was destroyed by fire last wednesday believed by firemen to have been started by vandals the house which was about 10 10 square was mounted on the top of four large poles and reached by means of wooden stairs one of two totem poles standing near the house was pushed over a truck driver passing the camp on no 7 highway spotted the smoke from the blase at the sane time as twd youths emerging from the woods on to the road he notified am attendant at the nerval ba station who in turn sent in the alarm however by that time the house was beyond saving the call was the first the brigade has received since labour day- auction sau of f power implements farm implements hay poultry equipment and furniture the undersigned have received instructions from the executors of the esnrre of the late s omyschuk to sell by public auction at his late home lot 13 con 9 township of trafalgar ms 1 line east of cbl er on wednesday october 23 at 130 oclock the following power implements truck and car md tractor standard super w h case tractor hydraulic lift 195t model davis manure loader with scoop and forks my ers tractor pump and sprayer with 50 feet of hose molme tractor manure spreader new holland baler with motor new hollaifd bale carrier mulkay bale elevator 4c ft int 3- furrow tractor plow ace bottom case 3furrow tractof plow int 13disc fertilizer grain drill case 24plate tractor disc int tractor 33plate disc 2 flat bay racks allis chalmers side rake power takeoff 2 sets of 3- section drag cultivators set of wide seed harrows flat trailer coop high speed farm wagon rubber tired farm wagon gehl hammer mill woods electric grain grinder 3 h p motor circular saw and frame land packer int grain binder 7 ft flat 2wheel trailer so ft tongue and groove silo ready to put up extension ladder steel culvert 14 ft by 12 large quan tity of used lumber and used ten- test sheets quantity of roll roof ing steel roofing no windows some large suitable for hot beds number of cement blocks number of steel posts electric clippers wheelbarrow scales fanning mill steel tire wagon 49 ford pickup truck with racks 49 chev sedan with new tires in excellent shape forks chains etc these implem ents are all in very good condition poultry equipment two brooder houses 8 chicken shelt ers 8 portable steel double nests portable roosts electric fountains feeders electric brooder chicken wire furniture hay 4 seed 3 ton of batcd ha 7 bags of fertilizer 42412 4 bags of ccrtifi- ier seed oats rodney quantity of miscellaneous household effects terms cash settlement with clerk on day of sale no reserve as farm is sold and estate must be wound up hindley elliott auctioneers george currfe clerk success story no 1 mrs hdnleys dust collectors ik most of us mrs hanley found it difficult to part with some of her belongings no good to her yet they just accumulated in the attic then mrs hanley got a bright idea why not sell them through a herald ad- let it worked like magic and she used the extra cash to buy things she neededl want to smi your dust- herald lbfcjtjditl fwv october 17fh to october 26th only special madetomeasure cloth end 1l irh 1 a because of our large volume our manufacturers are cooperating with us in offer ing the very finest selections of english and scotch cloths these cloths will include worsted flannels twists reverse twists gabardines and many other cloths sold in our regular ranges up to 9500 now during this extraordinary sale they will be priced at t vi sturs reg tip to 9500 a top coatssport coatspants i jii guarantee i all garments are unconditionally guaranteed as to fit and workman- i ship so come early to be sure of the best cloth selection with the assur- anxe that at 5995 you are getting the best suit value available any- where this fall li i we are also including a fine range of topcoats sport coats and pants at similarly reduced prices in order that you may complete your fall and winter wardrobe during this extraordin ary sale event georgetown brampton c4avaaxqkvxwk aa -ae- aa c mb- ae- aax aa a mb- aa aav -aav- aav tjasx urges safety consciousness to cut industrial accidents m accidents in canadian indus trial plants are taking a tragic toll of about 200 lives annually as well as causing crippling and maiming injuries the total number of lives lost in all types of industry thro out canada however was over 1400 in 1966 there is an urgent need for more care and caution on the part of industrial workers at all times r- g d anderson general manager of the industrial accident prevention association warns in a statement directed at smith falls industrial workers he stres sed the need for employees in all types of industry to become more conscious of safety regulations the industrial accident prevention as sociations in cooperation with oth er safety groups arc sponsoring an all out drive to curb mounting acci dent cases in ontario again this year october has been designated as safety month throughout the province said mr anderson fast year in addition to pves lost in industrial mishaps accidents cost 14432631 to member firms of the industrial accident preven tion associations the total cost however to all firms covered by the workmens compensation board of ontario in the same year j amounted to 4700009137 there is a greater need for a l- continual and intensified effort in preventing accidents many of which are caused by thoughtless ness or a moments lapse from the good safety habits the worker knows continued mr anderson statistics show that handling ma- erials causes approximately 30 per cent of accidents in industrial plants slips and falls account for about 17 per centand moving ma chinery about 14 per cent october safety month is being sponsored on behalf of the manu facturing industries of ontario and has as its theme your safety is your familys security a similar campaign is being conducted in other parts of the country at the same time mr anderson emphasized that the success of the safety campaign depends entirely on the efforts and cooperation of each individual worker with leadership from man- agemenland encouragement from unions he urged employers and employees alike to hi conscious of safety regulations during octo ber and make them a habit for the remainder of the year an accident is usually the only winner in the race against time drive safetry r c alexander premier exhibitor milton fair the ilalton county black and- white day held september 28th in connection with milton fair brought out a big show of holstems with 133 head exhibited by 26 different breeders robert c alex ander georgetown carried off both the premier breeder and pre mier exhibitor awards with miss barbara roylc oakvillc being run nerup for premier exhibitor and ashville farms vfilton runner up for premier breeder barbara roylc took both the sen ior and grand reserve senior and reserve grand championships for females her grand champion being the first prize aged cow in milk twin rivers sovereign kate who afto won the dr paul beer memor ial trophy as the best uddcrcd fe male of the show the reserve grand award went to the winning aged cow dry darkle pabst reflec tion gordon sinclair burlington took the junior female champion ship on his first prize senior year ling heifer clairdale hopeful sha ron while the reserve junior cham pionship went to robert c alexan der on the top junior yearling hei fer alexholme inan rosafc in the bull classes the senior and grand championship went to the first uprise two year old spring farm fond plebe who was also grand champion at the recent cnbr he is owhed jointly with j m frascr strcetsvilli the senior yearling bull class provided both the junior and reserve junior cham pions the former being sheffield supreme chico shown by g how ard gowland milton who owns him jointly wth sheffield farms st george this bull went through to the reserve grand championship award the reserve junior cham pion was hawkhcrst spring farm reflection shown by t j brownndgc and sons georgetown charles austin georgetown show ed the reserve senior champion bull taking this honour eh his 1st prize aged bull willowgrove fond sylvogram one of the features of this show was an outstanding sonior-get-of- sire class which had four except ionally strong entries the winner was ashville farms on the get of forest lcc hope king robert c i alexander was second on the got at salax prince no less than twelve exhibitors won at least one first prize r c alexander bad six firsts barbara y roylc five firsts gordon sin clair t b mcgcc norval a g hunter burlington and ashville farms two firsts cadi and charles austin georgetown wilfrid ies- lie g howard gowland ross segs- worth burlington tovell broth ers palermo and thomas c hays jr oakville one first each the calf with which tom hays jr won the seni he calf class was his 4h calf gfka lucky hog- ana with which he stood third at the one he also headed the sen ior heifer calves in the calf club class at milton fair with this calf and in addition was named the win ning senior showman mary lou taylor burlington had the win ning junior 4h calf while bar bara pickard was the champion ju nior showman and in addition won the top award of the year by hav ing the highest aggregate score on her years work the judge of the black and white day was ralph dunton brampton life is not so short that there is not time for courtesy drive saietlyt cant b h i ib r vm 1 unryedsut 7 main