Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 19, 1958, p. 11

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thi eoorrown hirald wiai march 1mb 1w page rosedale floral flowers for all occasions weddinrwork coru specialty cut flowers and funeral designs v 32 albert st tr- 72952 we wire flomft- jaclc henry ccf candidate criticizes slaughtering methods ccf candidate jack henry ad dressed a meeting in georgetown on saturday march 8th and had this to say about the humane slau ghter of animals are canadians inhumane canadians spejot millions of dot lars last year on their pets keep ing them warm welhed and in good health they observed laws set up to protect their pets from mistreatemcnt and cruelly yet to provide meat for their tables during the same period of time some 15 mrflion food anim jig suffered the most eveie pain aha torture in canadian slaughter houses incongruous yes but lrue how is it that we a normally kind hearted people are so careful ab out the welfare and protection of our pets and jet so ignorant if not callous about the terrible pain and suffering inflicted upon food animals each car is it because for jears we have hidden behind the cracker barrel philosophy that what jou don t know wont hurt ou present methods if the vait majorat of laugh ter houses were madi of glass and equipped ith microphones and loud speakers thec are some of the gruesome sights and sounds you would l and hear oach month 1 300 000 cattle pitching and throwing themselves about in a frenzied effort to avoid the blows of heavy sledge hammers being rained down upon their heads lu cky is the steer that requires only one blow to knock it uncdnscious several blows are no exception 2 1 million terrified hogs sheep lamb and calves threshing and screaming with pain as they hang shackled by a hind leg to a conveyor belt ota their way to be stuck and bled to death is suffering necessary no indeed it is not slaughter of food animals does not have to be accompanied by terror and pain and suffering practical and ec onomical means to kill food anim als humanely are now readily av ailable the ccf proposes for hog anaost hot nation by carbon dioxide rendering them unconscious for a few seconds for cattle the captive boll pistol and the newlydeveloped remington humane animal stun ner in both thec methods a sin gle blow on thi head brings un consciousness for poultry the electric knife which acts as both a stunner and as a means of slaughtering in contrast hon stuart carson minister of justice for canada told the house of commons in ottawa on march 26th 1957 that he would not he inclined to ihant the criminal code on crutltt un furniture dishes bedding ls it could be proen to be inad and antiques equate the property of mrs ben trimble 7 lowes street brampton saturday march 22nd 1958 at 12 30 pm of hotpoint ilcctnc refrigerator sale auction of household efects swtk i 387 auction sale furniture sealed umtl 9 cu ft hotpoint 4- mrs burner kitchtn range 2 chromt 2 kinj st east georgetown kitchen chairs 1 chrome high saturday march 22nd stool 9 piece blonde oak dinin at 1 jo tin following room suit antique gentleman s oort 1- r fnuratnr hand cartd arm chair antique moffat 4 pltu eketne range good ii lad s hand catcd arm chair 2 coffuld code lists as an offender anyone who causes or permits unneces sary pain suffering or injury to an animal or bird apparently this law has meant in the past that if you or i torture one animal we are an offender under the act and rightly so but if the wealthy packinghouse indus try tortures millions of animals the act is not enforced isnt that a law for the rich and a law for the poor besides this any person who tries too focus public attention on this cruelty is discriminated ag ainst for example dr costello of the civic abat toir in toronto was removed from his position as veterinary in charge of the killing floor because ha complained publicly bout the unnecessary cruelty employed dr george cairns of oakville lost his job as racetrack veterinarian because be complained of the un necessary cruelty to race horses these are typical examples of the conditions that exist and will continue to oust as long as a lib eral or conservative government remains in power either federally or provincial ly there are many more but could we not go a step farther and extend our considers lion to the cruelty of our govern ments on human beings i will cite a specific case fran cis sauve an oakville carpenter suffers a heart condition that pre vents him from working three years ago his home was burned including his furniture and cloth ing his insurance plus all his saings were used to replace the sanu at present he is drawing s30 a wttk lnimploymtnt insur ancl or s12s a month he rccei es 62 50 under the provincial omrnmcnt new unimplomncnt the criminal relief act making a total of si 87 50 his rml including light tuat anil water is 105 which lea ts him l 50 a month or 20 a wnk for fo i milk clothinj scho il in ok and all the countless odk in i nd that j lrovwnj fam il of 5 ihildrtn and two idutts nuil plus j h spital bill and con tinucms nuriu il cart and dru ii w wou d u like to opt rati ur hiiflut md r usi iur fain he i f ur 1 iht r i patriotism amd public service are highlights of i0de achievement ii the motto of the imperial order daughters of the empire and the local coun tess of strauunore chapter play ed its part well last year accord ing to a report submitted by miss hilda erwin secretary at the re cent annual meeting of the organi tation founded in april 1937 the lo cal iode has contributed a leng thy list of good works to town and country in its history and- 1957 was no exception a proficiency prize was presen fed tb a grade 13 pupil at the in february the annual valen tine dance was successful and in march an opportunity sale was neld the 18th anniversary din ner was held in april in knox church hall and the next month an evening was held for theglrls at cedarvale school the ladles had their annual picnic in june at the home of mrs denney char les a housetohouse fund canvass or the institute for the blind in september aided this organization and lo dje members assisted in selling blindcraft articles in the booth at the fall fair christmas gifts were given to blind residents o thecommunity and a parcel of knitted articles was sent to head quarters during the year there were four building sand concrsttr orave1 road oravbl pill and top sou stone work tom haines ten williams tr 73301 high school commencement and guest speakers at meetings mrs the high school bursary was con b osier mrs william boyle mr tinued last year the support of adopted school in mi fortunate northern location was continued and two bales of cloth ing were sent as well as the usual christmas parcel carrying out its patriotic ob jective a flag was presented to the new harrinson public school membership in the united nations society was renewed and iode calendars were presented to all the local schools a subscription to the national geographic maga zine was sent to the hyland grove school cash donations to organizations and worthy causes were made to i ucy morrison memorial fund provincial workroom maintenance him fund wilhelmina gordon fund seaman s fund korean re lief project fund national ship ping fund peace garden fund common ealth relations st lohn ambulance georgetown hor ticultur sociitv and the poppy fund as well as a wreath placed on the cenotaph on remembrance day a shield was presented for lompiuuon at malton music fts tial in memor of sibil bennett mp who was a member of the chapter j w rruddell and miss a leavy a film the heart of england was a feau9of one meeting and a member miss ruth evans show ed coloured pictures of her visit abroad last summer the health clinic which the chapter has sponsored in conjunc tion with halton health unit is one of the chapters continuing activities which is much appreci ated by mothers who bring their children to the clinic for periodic examinations and preventive in jections the chapter at present compris es 46 tallies who can be proud of their record or achievement as they enter a new year of service the cottage inn for good things to eat all through the day breakfast coffee break luncb dinner or the evening snack the food is all tastefully and appetizingly prepared do come in and let us serve you n extra heat cm coats al once by pfihp heat from the nnf i- 1 smarts thwrmombe otl fir i conditioning unit the thmaotube actnalw crab n heal from the oil and put il mm u hum no wmle lowvr rotf smarts deafer for ibr full ton aik tart awing mv on home beating jshir hardinv rut and piece kroihkr cheslerfiild suite pd 9 x 12 liki new chtstcrficld odd i che chairs marine dhai jw rnchj oak rack card tabu clock 2 tnijht hmrs 2 mmlil rdros 2 mni an m jm lamps jnlmui tihlc lamp 2 simmons stul bids springs and c mi s t i bronze tablt lamps 3puci anti mittrtssts brass ed springs and i an kij i ii que lntjish ihina ases blue and mattress woodin bed oak dresser difhrcnt ull antiqui uulirilla sund we service television all makes radios record players car radios appliances ions toasters etc ernies radio 24 years servicing triangle 72701 umrv iuv h t i it in thi fit id i the t r tepl wh n it ait rs like th irwi 1 n htrt it i i thi v nf im cl s iff kbatt and lilira 1 oak chiffonier small chest of urt to drawers ttel cot washstand r aw 1 b million of mr small rocker small tables 2 wall m mint m a manmr that mrrorb bnd lamps card tables i u rporaton president 2 steamer trunks kitchen tabic p kitchtn chairs popup toaster- and u p km hu f linen table cloths sheets beddinn buorc thi k on the marktt at scatter rugs dishes cooking uten c each then the are put rh thompson hardware oil oas heating hardware ft plumbing phone tr 73971 knick knack shilvts hassocks 4 9 ruj hall runner hall table fern stand hooer vacuum cleaner with all attachments new bisscll carpet sweeper german l glass mirror oval table hall mirror wicker bedroom chair 2 i bedroom chairs light bedroom suite complete with spring filled mattress and springs two steel beds springs and spring filled 2 walnut d bed iyija nr m- ding including 1 pr new hudson auction sale bay blankets red new flannelette sheets spreads drapes pillows of r- curtams chinaware silver cocktail s2 tssrspi ot tahlo linens easv vacuum vaccinated holst61ns and set table linens fcsy vacuum da equipment cup washing machine garden tools thc propomy of hose pots pans cooking utensils harold cleave pictures and other articles too mam st north georgetown on sils sealers crocks etc this is rood clean furniture terms cash frank fetch auctioneer the market at 2 a share and tw men are million ures overnirhl hen thc were in oppositi m benches the conservatives called this a nefarious practice now that they are m power lhe make no effort to correct it thy j one party with two names numerous to mention terms cash day of sale herb ml reinhart auctioneer snetgrove phone 42 clerk b 01 iff hamilton construction 6 wince charles drive tr 73480 homes gakaqes concketc work industrial requirements renovations building supplies every building need kentners fuel kids a heater sure appreciates the wm our oil cooperate it1 uinfty irt aatol bvy va oor todiyl whkentner srrarc oil coal 7 highway on thursday march 27t1t at 130 the following cleavcholm pictje inka 1157059 born auj 21 19 ra t al foot cleachoim selling dixie 1203460 born apr 5 1955 fresh 5 weeks lit dvciwlm hainescrest a i cart ra i 1212696 born may 28 1955 fresh 5 weeks cicaveholm dixie bond haven 1050821 bom jan 17 1955 bred aug 12 cicaveholm palmjra toitilla 1017144 born june 17 1052 bred sept 17 cicaveholm lenafton dixie 1111641 born dec 24 1953 bred oct 30 cleavcholm bond haven dixie 1145878 born june 20 1954 bred nov 26 cleavcholm roeland ra 1203461 born apr 8 1955 bred dec 6 benachie sovereign alpine 105- 1 6975 born mar 9 1953 bred dec 17 cleavcholm ormsby june i 1233783 born oct 17 1955 bred dec 20 cleavcholm alcartra inka abc 1050822 born jan 14 1953 i bred jan 2 cleavcholm rag apple palmyra 912552 born oct 7 1950 bred jan 19 cleavcholm holland sovereign 1255389 born ih 19 195h tirul jin 25 cleavcholm dixit marksman 1244940 bort dtc 27 1955 bred jan 25 x- eavi hom lnrtra sov ereign sue 124491q born dec 16 1955 bnd tch 11 ilctty velbar s v t n 1 jilliii it n pi iu i 1956 ucarholm re lchu inka 1101556 born oct ii 1956 i i kaveholm so reiln jewel 1301557 born ocl 24 1956 cleavcholm seilini 111319179 horn dec 4 lsfi cleavcholm ormsbj jewel 1319177 born jan 10 19o7 cleaveho4m reecho beauty 1319176 born jan 12 1957 cleavcholm selling dixie iady 1319178 born jan 20 1957 cleavcholm roeland dixie 1324- 1 576 horn feb 4 1957 cleavcholm re echo pietje 1335216 born icb 20 1957 cleavcholm dixie fond hope 1362667 born aug s 1957 cicaveholm selling inka 1368483 born sept 14 1957 cleavcholm selling achilles 1368484 born sept is 1957 dairy equipment mccor- mick deering 2unlt milking mac hine complete or separate lots 6can portable tank and cooler this is a good commercial herd vaccinated all but three are by unit sires and animals from this herd are doing exceptionally well in the us selling subject to blood test positively no terms cash frank fetch auctioneer tel tr 73864 george cunie clerk vote for sandy best and give diefenbaker a majority on march 31st john diefenbaker sandy bert vote for a government that keptils published by the halton pfcgrmsiveconservativb auocmion t o0r

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