the georgetown herald wedneaday may 2nd 1945 iq effective protection fe- li tlte natural tuuuf why dont ducks get waterlogged everybody knows that nature has provided them with effective protection unique waterrepellani oils impregnating their down and feathers effective protection is the keynote to satis faction in brantford roofing too dependable against the elements fireresistant durable and attractive brantford roofing serves countless thousands of canadian homes whether you are reroofing an old home or building a new one whether yours is a cottage or a castle its charmtift5nrattiiess will be vastly enhanceibyuie harmonious tasteful designs offered by brantford roofing its easy to apply its reasonab in c and i will not curl warp or split brantford hoofs brantford roofing company limited brantford ontario for safe by the georgetown lumber co conservative convention at milton an eorttiuslastlc meeting of about 400 vu held in ttie town hau muton on april 20ut to nominate a candidate to content the county of hakon in tfce cnmlng provincial election on june tjtxo meeting opened witti some very timely remarks by the freeldeni mr duncan mccalltim wibo started nom ination proceexsngb on motion it was decided to have an open nominat ion and mr stanlej hhll was nomin ated by mrs grace mallet of oak- vllle seconded by mr l e fleck ol georgetown on motion nominat ions wen closed and mr hail duly nominated lor he progressive con servative party in this riding mr ball bhei came to the plat- autn and very ably outlined the work of the drew government for the dhort time they were in office ahowinfc now they had implemented the 22 points they had promised before the election only two years ago also outlining the encouraging letters he had had con gratulating the drew government arod himself on the bill regarding re ligious education in the schools mr hall also explained the work ing of the stock yards before taken over and now showing the amount of money that has been saved for the farmers in operating the stock yards as the government is doing mr hau gaive tome very illumin ating figures on the amount of monies paid to different schools in this coun ty and generally pointed out the very worth while legislation that the drew government had put in force in the short time they had been in power and promising that he and his govern ment if returned would continue to put in force the ery best legislation for the country is a whole as the federal election follows the provincial election so closely mr a 6 nicholson the federal candidate for halton spoke at the meeting first congratulating mr hall on his nom ination and then outlining the wo that he and his organizers were doing he also introduce to t he meeting mr peter tullcy of burlington wl o assisting mr nicholson in the county organization mr nicholson pavp somt vtry m pressiic iccounts o his recent tcuk with the national leader mr bracken telling of the work he was doing in the interest of the countrj as i whole the meeting closed with the singing o the national anthem district boldieitis move from italy to germany known lor some weeks to many district people who hnd relatives serv ing in italy with the central mediter ranean ponces the news was officially released last week that the 1st cana dian corps had been transferred from italy to northwest europe among dis trict men who had been in italy are tor joe hall fte w clark pte j w marohmerrt opl jack watson pte c stapleton pte walker cleave pte fred tost pte g h garvin sgt w j comer sgt steve emereon pte c rbenanazst pte c w tpr prod harrison pte don mcphall ucpl h d ritchie- sgt albert reeve tpr h m rotatnacn pte k a spence our earl wilcox pte r f williams pte g w lane lqpl b d hodge pte h l allen sgt david bowman pte john graham pte j fox pte walter brandford pte whelburn marchtnent pte n h handy efet d bell lc opl j c bell pte j crawford lc opl james gamhell pte r h cmiea pte el a hill pte m b millar pte elmer etooktford the s h o u 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purodad beans sfhil crnn peas whok gtm psas ubbtl vt9hjtl soup 1sa vm xl 53 ita 7a a i i7s be prepared for ve dat but extra qbooeribs how you are invited to hear john bracken leader of the progressi ve conservative party open his federal campaign in the capitol theatre brampton monday may 7th at 830 pm at the progressiveconservative convention a candidate will be chosen for the federal election june 11th have you bought your victory bonds if not see a salesman today god save the king peel progressive conservative association jt sf cm q 1 1 m l3ro that the first horse car tor paid passenger traffic is claimed to have made its appearance in new york city november 14 1832 e v l andthat your purchase ol victory bonds will speed victory they are a nest egg lor yourluture i eohtributco bv carlings no lama tanmas tana