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the georgetown herald wcdneday oct 13th 1943 imwtoved unifottm ihterhaitorlal sunday i chool lesson leases for october 1 t y kmta b4 scrlscur tods jess and tbe sabbath county hoktein and jersey shows feature at milton fair su ina buui kilt itui o0u1xm testjuuj to iiu wl mi rfc saafcus ra sua sua u cm ui fcr uu ibeat hark i s th sabbath wu essentially a day rest and worship hervea the prln dples which surrounded ii and di ctad its ufa may be applied to our lay of rest which la tha first day or h weak the lords day that word rat sounds a little itrenf in this busy world of our ind yet it la an important one ii neana quiet for the etrugjihng one aim for the troubled rapose for he weary tranquility for the dis urbed cessation of labor for thr eomout one ood in hla infinite wisdom saw hat without rest man would soon lestroy himself and he mode pro- dslon for one day in seven when abor should cease and man should tree for that recreation of soul ad body which should fit him for ha labor of the week our lesson answers two important ueetlons about our rest day nama- f why t and howf i why we keep a day of bess exod 20 au isa 38 13 14 tha chief reason la that god com rtanda it one day out of seven la or our recreation by real and wor- hln that should be sufficient to ausa bis people to remember the ay to keep it holy doubtless it la true that essential rar work and related activities must carried on even on sunday god id not forbid works of necessity tut even though there la this need ifco will deny that many use sunday n vera that la not essential and stbrums others devote it to godless laaaur node that the day of rest was be not only for tha family but 10 for aarvanta and for vlsltora ha employer who unnecesssrlly op- rates hla factory or office on sun ay violates thle commandment ota also that the man who is to rat on the seventh day la supposed work on the six doya the precept of exodus 20 is en- ireed by the promise of isaiah 58 ha man who delights in keeping oda commandment regarding the ay of rest wm find that god de- shtf in and honors him both men jd fiatjys found this lo be tie i r- tie i fifaw we keep a day of rest mark 3 133 6 tha formalists of christs day the harlsees had overlooked the heart t gods law and the holy living hlch it was intended to produce nd had bound up even tha obeerv nee at tha sabbath which waa irv inded to be a day of rest and glad eta in such o mass of technical thou shalt nots that it was a day t fear they had a false outward rofesslon of worship and had en rely missed the true spirituality of cat law a fact which drew upon lelr beads the anger and rebuke oi jr lord the two incidents in this portloi t our lesson reveal that under tht loak of earnestly observing the lou t the aabbath the pharisees were dually covering their own hypoo sy and their hatred for christ the accusations against the disci lea because they had taken and ten grain was not on the ground tat thay had stolen for the law deut 23 23 guaranteed that right i tha on who passed through hii clghbors field the pharisees run inded however that the disciples ad worked on the sabbath in pieu g and hulling the grain tho healing of the man with th ithcred arm revealed that back of elr professed concern for the sab nth was a real hatred for christ la an appalling thing that in tho puse of worship an the very sab ath day these men outwardly so illgiotu were plottlnr against our ord they watched him and even so le enemies of tho cross watch us 110 are his followers they arc ot concerned that the man with the ithorod arm or with the withered ul may be helped but only that ley may find something to con- smn jesus cuts ocroas human hypoc- y and hatred to declare that tha tie keeping of the sabbath is to do is work of god no work of neces ty like plucking the grain or of lercy like healing the withered m is over out of place nn the ly of rest a word of caution is needed tor imo have sought to interpret this srlpture as providing biblical round for doing all sort of things l their day of rest that day la foi ions good not for his destruction is greatest good is served by rest snip spiritual development lstlnn fellowship and the doin i deeds of necessity and mercy the desecrtt ei the lords do our tune la a htfeut matter let net contribute to h deterioration needs sunday as a day oi worship continued from pace ooe and in the opinion of many in the r would have done credit to the c n e durno ines of woodstock placed the nbbons on the jerseys and he expressed himself iu bring not only ery much impressed but also de- luhted with the quality and number brought out in the ilofcteta slww 23 different luixi heids sere represented w b llali ot oeittlue was premier tajilbltor and in addlllun nad the benlor and grand clumploiunlp on his herd sue eliu colanulus rag ahlc itiglito llrt cm his senior yearling heller oauuu falrlra iiluulu um on lit junior yejlulltf oultlull lla apple claru wtlkll animal also wa- udjuugrd jtttttvt junior cluunuluti female flrsl lr u ttruiw cliw ui tir junior ckl oi ulrr on ills oil oi juihu una llrt ill uoul rrourny i duui tubu ills junior lrwrny trcurrd the ilnk 01 commerce tropliy for tlie to brut animal uny ugr irogrn ol olu ixun bred and owned by exhibitor r tmbaorth a hon oi prerman uda inmlrr burdi r and lnclonlau on the much cottlrd hank ol notu hcolu illml trj or the winning ort 01 hire group on hie oel of olen- roe itsrtog meiceck thr borne breeder had the vlnntng lieruor herd and aiao becured tint on hla 2 eur old dry heller sprucelrlnh kcxmdlr mrrcedet and aimuar honour on hla 2 tear old in uiik bprucelrlgh dru morlr walmin o tarulry had tlie uenlor and grand champion lytnair on anoatall uhla alcartra atth roblnbon arc another prominent breeder hating rwnr on dolly oano hartog the junior female champion o on on a junior helier caif lom- abrlle nancy quern druie from the herd of victor j lamrrrnce of bkonte this animal as slo adjudged kc- irne orand krlusps the outstanding feature ol the entire houteln thow was the ooa and ollla call club vihlch brought out 1 entries and according to juda j u prater mere an out standing lot thr alnnlng calf is as i duplaed by boma latencr with craig alexander in second place and russell drain and ward brinsnrlcltr inlrd mhllc in showmanship first j went u daud ptllelterlo 2nd lo wm a drain 3rd lo lonui latrrnce and j 4lh lo ward urownridge in ihc jersey fthoa 7 brexltrs broughl out a total of ml animals i ullh maurice bealy a inning uu aords for both prcmtr txhlbltor and prtmler breeder he roiieaud lil aln of former ears by again srcuruig i the bcntor and orand championship for males on brumpton draconls roal wllh oeraid oruhun tilling reserve on graham farm roallst maurice beaiy also on uu senior and antnd championship for females on llndolc dasllua win ocrald gra ham securing the rcseni on orahum farm roalul nlta mr hral also had the winning 2 iar old in milk on linrti etleile ousuys the winning progeny ot dam and the winning be rth rard ocrald graham of georgetown wa a htrong contender throughout win ning the t eaton bpeclal for the winning oct of sire group on the get oi brampton favorite royalist the some breeder hod the winning junior herd the winning junior female champion first pruc junior yeurllng heifer first in senior yearling heifer as well oj the first prue dry cow the latter animal namely graham farm royalbt nlta being the reserve orand champion pcatherstoni bros ot oilt- vllle had tho winning three year old on avonlca kings lona laus and also wcn the first prue in junior luiitr calf on avonka kings ftm third lome ella of kockwood prtsideit of tht halton jersey cattle club luid the wlnnlni bcnlor hcircr cal and also winning tlrsl in dry two year old othtr promlntnt brttjcrs inclutlitl arthur ildbury churlta mckcown w j alexander llu jtry cuf club whllt smolltr in numbers hum in lormer jears also put on a lint dlspluj btvt rlty r 11 1 huuni both hit winning calf and bt- ing adjudged best showman othtr award wtrt us follows jrulyh bull 2 yt irs and over lat maurice btatv nd arthur puubury jrd charltn mtkcown bull 1 ytar 1st gurald clialuuii 2nd w j alexander 3rd lorno til i bull calf umltr 1 year 1st muu- rlto beay 2nd feuuicrstonc bias jrd featherblonc bras till loi nc ella bth arthur paduury oih churlus mckcown cow 4 years ond over multlum 1st maurice bealy 2nd arthur piulbury 3id aerald graham 4lh 1vathcrilono bros 5th ocrald orahom bth lome ella cow 4 ytnrs and over dry 1st gorald graham 2nd maurloe beaty 3rd oharleb mckeown 4th lonio ella otftcnurlob mckoowu cow 3 years milking or dry lot poathorstono bros 2nd arthur pad- bury 3rd maurlco beaty 4th pea- thentone bros 3th feauientono bros bth peatherstone bors oth lome sua 1th lome ella halfer s yeais in milk 1st mau rice bealy tod w j alexander 3rd w j iuexantvf j heifer 3 years dry lu lome ella heifer senior yearune 1st- oeraid oraham 2nd maurice beaty 3rd arthur padbury 4th lome ella sun arthur padbury 6th charles mr- iceovn hrlfrr junior yearling 1st gerald oraham 2nd maurice beaty 3rd lome eua 4th arthur padbury 5th charlrs ifekeown heifer calf senior 1st lome ella nd maurice beat jrd charln mckeown 4th artiur pudbi ry 5th cw aid orahim oth clurles mt- keovn helfcr calf junior- lt featiur- stone bros grruld oraham 3rd uini nla 4th muurlot iu jty lib ixjrnr nla cli w j ai uiul r tt of ure lrt girild graham 2nd fratnerstone ilroi 3rd arthur padbury 4th miuilci bi it 5tli lome 131a 6ui charks mtkeown iotlv of dum i t miurlrr tu i- 2nd arthur pulbir 3rd rtu tlwrstonr nrrjh 4th cli mid oruh im 5tll lome llli 6lh charlm mr krown 7th lome ella junior herd 1st crtrtld or ih im nd uaunre brut 3rd lurnr ella 4th charles mckeown senior herd 1st mjurtre beat 2nd gerald ornham 3rd fratlier- stonr drot 4th arhur pa1bur sth lome ella 6th charks mckfsiwn bull 3 years and over iu w 8 hall 2nd pred hamilton li son 3rd ross seeworth 4th- irnrtn sbep- herd bull i year 1st dr chss n blan- ihard 2nd john jlckst a 8on- stnlor bull calf lit p palleturvo sons 2nd elton mclean 3rd o leslie peer tt son 4th j c bel bon sth rou seesworth h ross begnorth 7th a static ti bon junior bull calf ut o leslie perr ti son cow 4 years and over do 1st roolnssn bros 2nd a stark a son 3rd w s hall 4th emerson ford 5th rou srgoaorth cui elton mr- li an 7th a leslie peer ti bon 8th u hired pickering ti boo cow 4 yt am and ovrr milking i morlc watson 2nd robinson bros 3rd w 11 hall 4th rou brss- uonli th j picket a bon oth j i h liit bon 7th w 8 hall cow 3 ytar 1st lualnson bros nd rmirun ford 3rd f oher ii nil i iii j plrkrl a son 5lh j plrkit a bon 6th john flcliertjl hi wlltml pickering a son sth o uu e peer a son llrlf r years in milk 1st ross biskwoitli 2nd john bcherlrj 3rd john bchrruj 4th o leslie peer a bon imfir yiars dr 1st llaihro worth 2nd j c bell ac hon 3rd w 8 hall if ilrr benlor yearling 1st w b hall 2nn w b hall 3rd ross srg- morth uality counts mostrfor that rich satisfying flavour which 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