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the georgetown herald wednesday evening june 29th 1938 page 7 the best place to eat in georgetown only the choicest food served private dining room for family dinners parties or banquets neilsons ice crea m take a brick home harry chu phone 2 brook bjock mam st south georgetown an economical yet a most enjoyable and restful inland water trip 111 cruise through the wooded islands of beautiful muskoka lakes 730 daily ftcm muskoka wharf 250 meals extra dnvo up the night before and sleep and eat on the steamer highway no 11 from toronto 10s miles ah expense tour doable 17 75 each single 50 includes pare stateroom three meals and re served chair the accommodation is first class in every particular fffir sagamo imustratad map folder mailed on racapt of name and address muskoka lakes navigation and hotel company limited a giavenhuust ontahio we have made special arrangements for the servicing of general motors automobiles we are also in a position to sell new chevrolet ponliac and oldsmobile motor cars we have a number of good used cars for sale at reasonable prices yqur patronage will be appreciated j n oneill son phone office 14 res 168 georgetown t trucking regular transport service between georgetown and toronto full loads anywhere weedb worst enemy of cnnarhnn farmers prevalence or weed seeds creates the greatest difficulty in maintaining successful farming and particularly in producing a more abundant supply of bean forage and grain and other seed in order to get the best re turns from the land and to produce a high class of clean seed farmers have to wage a ceaseless war in keep lng weeds on their farms in check and in preventing the introduction and spread of new kinds one of the principal reasons why weeds are not brought under better control is be cause such large numbers of seeds are put into the soil through lack of care in ordinary farm operations despite the fact that growers may produce or procure good seed it has been shown from various lnvestlga tions that while many farmers are exercising care in the selection and cleaning of their seed there are others who give less attention to this lm portent question that it rightly de serves in one survey 74 fields wew selected in alberta saskatchewan ontario and quebec and 573 samples of soil in all were taken 191 from the surface 191 from a depth of 2 to 3 inches and 191 from 5 to 7 inches to convey some idea of the weed seeds in these samples a typical held in alberta may be taken as an example prolific seeders weed seeds found in six ounces of the surface soil numbered 51 of ball mustard 78 lambs quarters 4 black bindweed and 1 seed of grass prom six ounces of soil taken at 3 to 3 inches in depth 59 seeds of ball must ard were found together with 70 lambs quarters 2 black bindweed and i each of sedge and other sorts prom the soil at 5 to 7 inches deep the weed seeds were 39 of ball must ard 69 iambs quarters 2 black bind weed and 2 of other sorts the matter of clean seed is of vital importance for some of the weed seeds are so prolific in the production of seeds that relatively clean fields may become badly contaminated two or three years if the weeds are allowed to go to seed for example a single plant of wild mustard stink weed foxtail pigweed or campion produces 10q00 to 20 000 seeds worm seed mustard about 25 000 shepherd s purse about 50 000 and tumbling mustard about 1500 000 seeds with such productiveness soils become quickly infested with weed seeds 1 though on acocunt of their incon tplcuousness the presence of the seeds is not fully realized at the time seed cleaning therefore is a vital operation to agriculture in the 78 page illustrated bulletin weeds and weed seeds the matter of seed long distance moving government license full insurance snyders cartage phone office- 171w or mill and market street georgetown distoaicat skctch of nokvax rfcbsbfinian chubch continued from page 1 come into affect until later much of the sntmesa which has at- tended the work of norval church has been due to the ladles in the early days under the leadership of a beloved pastors wife they formed a ladles aid which helped very materially in paying off the cost of building and furnishing the new church there never has been a mortgage on tho property later a women s missionary society was formed mrs argo who was a sister of the late dr john wltkle 1 india was the moving spirit in thin tuid the ability of the ladies to teach the principles of missionary work and support it by their means has been shown by the splendid reports of this society ever since a mission band soon followed which continues to in spire and encourage missionary seal among the young or the congregation the sunday school has always held a foremost place in the church s ac tlvities for over thirty years robert reid sr as superlntendant carried on during the summer months only in 1886 the work fell to younger men and john w noble was appointed supertntendant holding the position until his untimely death near the ciose of the same year the next spring his brother alex was appoint ed the school has since been kept open throughout the year and offer ings for missions have been made by the classes the late t e reid john hunter andrew mcclure robert p held and alfred mclaughlin have each in turn carrlea on the wonc un til now again a younger man albert hunter is superlntendant interest in sunday school work was greatly stimulated by a society which was started among the young people early in mr argos ministry called the bible class and teachers association meetings were held mon thly throughout the congregation for business entertainmeqt and a social hour these meetings were finally merged into a christian endeavor society with weekly meetings in the church on sunday evenings in re cent years this work is continued in the activities of the young peoples society norval church has been well ser ved in her ministers in september 1846 rev patrick gray was inducted into the pastorate of norval and un ion the ministry of mr gray was short but fruitful the congregation grew in numbers und influence this pastoral relation came to an end in 1850 after a vacancy of almost two j ears the rev joseph alexander was inducted at union on the 2lst of ap ril 1851 and continued to serve this congregation and union for 35 years with universal acceptance it was is fully dealt with the bulletin may be obtained free on application from the publicity and extension depart ment of agriculture ottawa ake you a daddy ybu cleaning and seed cleaning apparatus i i and successful pastorate though acuities he was oeloved by the peo pie and when his ministry came to an end they had lost a friend indeed he was a good man full of faith and lhe holy spirit in october 1887 rev james argo was inducted as mr alexanders sue cessor during his ministry many were added to the church in the first year of his pastorate the present manse in norval was built mr argo resigned in june 1895 from this date the congrega ion was vacant for one year being sup plied by students from the colleges until in 1896 rev w m mackay was inducted as minister his pastor ate continued until he was called to milton in 1904 his work was blessed o many during his ministry the church was decorated and reseated and the present organ installed rev w d turner was minister from 1906 to 1912 his was a success ful one and all departments of the church s work showed progress i was during his ministry the indivl do you drive a car do ybu feel irritated when some youngster darts out from the side walk or from be hind a parked car and makes you jam on the brakes wouldnt it haunt you day and night if you struck some live wire kid that is simply obeying natures irresponsible impulse to ac tlon well never get annoyed at the innocent risks that children take you did the same thing at that age re member when you were playing tag that day and in the excitement of escaping you ran blindly into a pass lng wagon some lively kid may run blindly right in your way too would it occur to you that maybe your own child was being a hazard on the street somewhere else at that very moment that little girl you hold in your arms every evening who tells you the dally news of her child life with the funny little anecdotes about nellie or tom and you join in her baby laugh ter is very very precious to you well the other kids you see racing about the street with the abandon or wild ponies are just as dear to some other father be just as considerate and watch ful to avoid harming one of these little ones as you hope and pra oth er motorists ire watching out for jo r be a irood dadd while drlv ing is well as wl en jou ace li the eas chair at home holding n jour arms the most preclou lit lc bring in the world dual communion cup was first intro duced into the church mr turner accepted a call to blyth and ended his ministry bare on september 8th 1912 after a vacancy of nine months the congregation extended a call to rev a ferguson be was a good man faithful in the least as in the greater things mr ferguson was called to duffs church on march 3rd 1920 in november of the year 1920 mr ferguson was succeeded by the rev walter patterson it was during his pastorate that the church union vote which decided the destiny of the con gregatlon was taken the majority decided in favor of remaining presby terian mr patterson was a good preacher and a fearless debater his pastorate ended in october 1920 when he accepted a call to stayner he was followed by rev ewen mac donalu who was inducted on febru- ary 18th 1906 mr macdonalds wife was formerly i m montgomery fa mous canadian authoress genial and kindly in manner mr macdon aid served the congregation until his resignation in march 1935 mr macdonald was succeeded by rev norman mcmillan who was in ducted on june 20th 1935 during his ministry the church was redecor ated in preparation for the centen nlal celebrations mr mcmillans ministry was a happy one and the work among the young was most en couraging thus has norval church been ser ved by nine ministers during the one hundred years of her history these nine following in the footsteps of their master have sought to serve faithfully his people this is of necessity a somewhat short and imperfect sketch of norval church our fathers laboured and we have entered into their labours it was their desire to build to the glory of god a church that would prove to be a house of prayer and sanctuary for the oppressed this they succeeded in accomplishing let us continue to serve the god of our fathers and make the extension o the kingdom of his son our chief de light and god will continue to bless us as he has blessed those who have entered into rest rise up o men of god have done with lesser things give heart and soul and mind and strength to serve the king of kings rise up o men of god the church for you doth wait her strength shall make your spirit strong her service makes jou great lift high the cross of christ tread where his feet have trod as brothers of the son of man rise up o men of god the grand bank the grand bank is a greet shoal n the atlantic ocean lying off the coast of newfoundland famous throughout the world as a fishing ground bank here means an un dersea evelatlon which produces t shoal shelf or shallow the grand bank is about 300 miles in length less than 600 teet below sea level and projects southeast from the new foundland coast toward the centre of the atlantic ocean geologists believe it to be the remnant of an ancient submerged mountain range the bottom in this region is covered with fine mud and sand and the meeting of two currets brings an endless sup ply of diatoms aid algae which sup ply food for crustaceans and mollusks and other types of invertebrates sup plying food for the hosts of codfish which swim in from the deeper waters turn that unwanted article into cash by a small ad in the herald the heat and moisture resisting enamel its so easy to renew the beauty and freshness of woodwork furniture boors cupboards and even cooking utensils with neptolac enamel dries to a porcelain lffce hnish that even boding od can t harm comes in 24 modern colors and it costs no more than a good cnamel see oar leonard electric refrigerators r h thompson co hardawre plashing electrical wlrtnc ttnsmluimc and eavstrooghmg phone 46 georgetotm i am agent far bray chick m thu locality phone or call for catalogue and price hat the bray chick does the trick george c brown r r 1 norval out nice collection should have m you have books but you shelves i know but nobody seems to lend me shelves youll ride with pride in the new hudson 112 defuse is it foolish to work students or criminal lire remark that one idea which is widely held by law breaker- is that there are much easier and more profitable ways of getting tr rough the world than by working these people say that the workers lot is almost invariably hard to accumlate money enough to live on is such a slow and difficult pro cess that he can t expect to realise any such aim unless he has unusual strokes of luck or is far more brilliant than average hence the criminal mind argues it is necessary to take a chance and try crooked methods as he jumps into the stolen automobile that takes him from the scetie of his crime he glories in his supposed superiority of intellect he is not as smart as he thinks he is he is undertaking to fight the whole world every honest person is watching for indications of such base creatures no one is brilliant enough to win at a game having such has ards no human mind is so disciplined that it will never do some careless thing that will reveal dishonest acts the criminal will some day leave the fatal fingerprint that shows his iden tlty or some article that can be iden tlned he cant always wear a mask on his face and somebody will re member his evil eye and fruuve look nothing seems more certain- that he will eventually land in jail meanwhile the faithful worker who is building up a reputation and home for himself by his honest conduct goes on to years of self rospbet and freedom from worry which the hunt ed criminal can never nope to attain coulngwood bulletin ilm4 yet every mile costs less in this new lowest priced car unusually perfect la material wo and finish that a the dictionary definition of de luxe thats why no other name man de luxe can properly describe this new hudson model coma ill and see au your money can buy the new lowest priced car i b 889 i 1 huaswsn timz i t- ram ha j grays garage i hudton and terraplane salem and service phone 113 mlhl street georgetown