the georgetown herald wednccuy june i oth 1942 township will build breakwater and till at 9th line washout ufftb uj uiuh g4 wt u k mh i shaf y c inuu grul ou aj ax th mocthjy mwuixg of efcqo lof towmhjp cooncu hid on itco- ttu june ut ur iltlai and mr it of the department of highways v pmrat and un3er wrie receiv ed tor the rebuilding of thr rod oo tt ut unr at oka william thr vtcvr ol lagan and llainra u a 6fpud ogling lor the buiidiri of a ttfvajnaur at a coal of i16to and a tcj eotting 300 at the viuhout cu- td by fcjmnj flvxu thia rar drpulitlcns rem uujjtvng and atcoa kuir board attended thr mrrt- tnf aiking that grant br t0rn their boajtla i in the pat thr council 11 f thru drcuon at a uur dale row account of iao urd rrtiri locoudu of 33 tj rfr odrrrd paid i vru a hoard of llralth account jff to i1u7 00 xhr iwxoanu ordrns paid lnclu4rd oktl chlihoira 3fl do ucrrw at 0c tfv0 ttampa anil nvutrird irt- ua p2 total wjob a w ilrnton 140 clorf hcrni- at joc 7 7l ttampa ibd rrgtiuwj jrtlrr 13 7 totai t4 ur j walamni rrfund en jog tax paid cov dnlrtjwji moo j ttaufcrd at iton auppllr etc toe iku tmcrpbonr co u8 a u wiloo a co rrnralnu polr rr wcjkjnnt oompmtaucn act to hat 3 143 3- balanrr due from fcuirch 1m1 to uanrh iw2 ma 7 u ul iiutj bond imrmol rr n ii tnomjkon to jut ltt imj aiooo whluri a co uppur w3 06 camrd a court oj ilolticn 1th jlrtnr c ii lfj aeun u omlnnin mrt in thr ttornlnji to htur upptuu utilnt uir 143 uiwitmrnt the uppral of mr- culchrcn a braart on avrmnrnt ol land u hrard and a ml union of iiwoo fpanttd hfngh rouastir hovgh 0r f uw nreir roauukrd fa- rilm ai thr cbc itmavr wmiu i frua mtmmu- ih pfiraaakr in vtiwh an casnra bm and iu4t nr lj6w tfuvcuwt of ittr nuari arrcrnt bit taar frmv inr t4 amvn aaairal 9mu41r mn ugh i prra krrr thr prcar u nrard urdnrday at tl pa edt frn tmiku and b prdmt- rd fry hwvir tvraa cnartr jordan plctarrd abr u mr f uw rran far ibr prvctanunra holitein field day largely attended iialton calv nets k00 io bcd cross kinds thr annuu tum 0u of tin- j la i on and prtl liobn hjxi m ii hm at thr cmuro arcullural cik ourpli rrctntly iui bctwwn hu luid rn hundred brcoir in utundanci thf group ulunvid a pumdc of col lfgf livratock iktd lou d jwit- nifnl6 of the coutvc paruclpattd ln a judging comprutlon and took part in a e porta prosrammr on the cumpuj dt o i chftjf prctidtnt of the oa c in a brhf ud4ri tod uic group thry had a nal job in producing foodatufla for men in the uctlw mr- t1ci and for the propk- ot britain thla cannot b- done b ordlrwrj methods and cannot be donr by in creasing prcefl he 4iid u mtar ire m hac to change our mciioife of farming and change our frxdinu practicrft and wc will ha to learn a lot that c hac netr known for we are told that aur uili ar there will oc a famine far greater than nf- tr the loat war he tald i two heifer colvca were auctioned by wullam mcklnney of urompton to rale funds for the red croua tlie hal ton calf graymar june poach chieftain donated by e j mcoghcr of oakvllle brought 14000 the pur chafer being nelson robinson ot norval the oakvllle and georgetown red crosa dronchca will each rcccht onehalf of tiie amount the petl calf alio a four month old calf name ly spring farm rev waa donated by j m prwaer of surecttvlue ond brought 113000 the purchaser being leonard vemcr of bolton it ls interesting to note that the vernrc price of the two calves was 13500 which exceeded the average of the 15 heifer calves sold ot the war calf auction held at brampton a few days earlier at this latter sale the walton calf namely rose supreme jemima donated by gordon tusker brought 16000 this being the high price of tho sale for junior calves the winners in tho judging compe titions were as follows ladles 1st mm wm williamson brampton 2nd mrs btcacy btrectc- tllle 3rd miss ajrncs mcoce bramp ton men 1st erwln ounby tanslcy and norman cameron norval 3rd lloyd crlchton oeorgctown junior farmers 1st craig alexan der georgetown 2nd oordon mc- court norval 3rd clark lyons chel tenham wctu elects officersjor 194243 mrs v u iowman gleht hpuvktu at max mixtinu conlldtntluu itu do ou ker p t m v clan oil cuuwd thr morul folupr o tle flrnch army undrr thr owmin at unk a toirmmmt rpoarjnn bd liuncr h nrwnl mlfurtunih mi rr tijc in u laree part to acohuiljn he riia drunkrnnr iu rumnant in dm- umi luririir tlir iit months of ln- ucjit at thr murt of uv ajr tlie grorurtown luanch cf tin- wc tu htld their mii mtiiib intl ut the lumc of mji w o mursliull uith ih i icrprmdnt mrn a h- iii tc ci4ir olhrrri u hvttd for the comlnx ur rnrtiiit mib a rtir viceini t n- mi a o v lorr man kjuiik bcrn mri c j umk cor ixinuing ca ar mr- it ii wtikhi tasinrmr a h vunnjtu r folonnk hi dtjuunal p rlud i erul hi nh of buim v t re dii lth und r- rjr ot ijufnunl u 1 1 1 rtriid imrucuutl tncounikldm it ui orkt in tin vhooli on i i mim r iiid lualth tkktka an audrrvt by mil a o w fo man ol ballltialad ah rriii joed amonn the kiiiiui blrtsmii were quoutons lroni 1 idng nun n liu world artluir mtr one ol tlie u ud rs n thought in iirnain and the ouldnn nrupaimr of wlmli in 1- tin tutji igots jnio uioaiands ol honi all a th em pin rccttill in hi- pap 1 he said when i in- nation has lo ration its food ought we to part sliljv and money for ulcohollc drmka a woman hud txen lined for bum 23 lbs of sugar for her children t in the htime wk the brewery ud thousands of lb of ugiir for making bexr which l no uw as food the ibhortage of eggji wu lurgely due to tho quantities of bury and eroln which wvre going to uie breaerh poultry dialers could not get enough food lor their birds and u uiouwnd- had to be killed air marshall bishop wild you dont want a bunch or neurotics und alcoholics ln the thips they need level hi ads in thls modem nk- ocncrul j oil re commander ln chief of the allied armus in the liust war said alcohol by diminishing the moral and material btrcngih of the army l a crime nlnst national de fence in the face of the enemy the brew era digest of last may says editorially one of the finest tilings that could have happened to the brewing industry was the insis tence of 1u gh- ranking army ofqccrs to make beer available at army camps i tho editorial say a uiao thut it af fords a fine chance to cultivate u taste for beer ln millions of youtn men on august 24 040 a cnnndlnn newspaper carried this announcement premier pctalnn new dry laws went into effect at 10 am today the laws wero brought on by reports from military experts that alcoholism had r i morx miixarr oit or voitr voir uti how- to kerp our bmlv in the bhl of condition by folloulnn the rulti of the national nuultlon ptomntn und by toting muscebiilldji pioti ins und the mineral jour torn- and trrth mum hae pontrd out by dt lronard ktnc hinhbrrg dlrrc torlnchlrf of the iruututr for mrdl- r rruarth in thr amertcan wtikjy mith uiu bundaya june m ljjr dttrolt aunday tlmm bdbbcribc now for v o u r hometown ncwbpapr r cleat telephone lines for allout production yoor ukpboos u put ol tut uttrlodting f ton bow rrrylb an iboonni wartime load dont let rseedlru djelaya hold up mcoagca oo vuth pr dociloo tltuiracj may atptaa other wartlm ttuphonl t4ctics obe sure yoo bat thr hiu aumtr cahlii tl lrktery speak diutnnlr ttlmor laa the nmkilfcpir aw ansufr promptly nn tfca onr nnirr a yor iu t lb rwl tall 6vhj ami uitm t may we serve you this year we print everything whatever typo of printing you may require your locnl printing office is equipped with a trained ntnff and firstclnss type and machines to give you an al job next time you are ordering consult the herald look over our samples and aslc for a price quotation i letterheads attractive personalized letterheads for business firms farmers and mer chants keep uptodate with n printed letterhead envelopes to match your smart letterheads choose on envelope which gives that extra touch attractively priced for the office for everybody time cards shipping tags statements cheque forms index cards stationery gummed labels price 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