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and able forhe big task ahead with silent yt perceptible detrmltokon and tan awareness of tho urgency of the great need for foodstuffs fhe canadian fanner has accepted the responsibility whfch is hb to maintain and increase the output of farm products so important bi our national economy and so essential to rekeve the critical shortage in world supplies v provided as he now u with purpose nobler than self interest he sets himself to the task with loftier ambition and renewed energy eager he is for that conscious recognition withtn himself of having a definite and necessary part in the national welfare in its domestic and export ac tivities zealous h he that his contribution may be worthy and adequate by hts side ever ready to help make more effective the farmers effort is the canadian implement maker whose cooperation in furnishing the most efficient machines enables him to multiply his output and extend his activities so that today he produces more with less manpower and in the most economical manner yet attained never were the opportunities in agriculture more promising never was the canadian farmer better fitted or better equipped to make the most of those opportunities in the future as in the past massey hams will endeavour to develop supply and service equipment that will make it easier for the farmer to fulfill hb plans and aspirations masseyharris company limited ervice arm o happy holidays the lakes and streams and forests of holiday land are yours to enjoy and yours to protect from their greatest enemy fire most forest fires are started by human beings thousands ol acres are blackened and destroyed very year because someone was not careful with fire when you use a match break it in two before you throw it away be sure your discarded cigarette is out too when you make a campftre build it small and in a safe place when you leave put the fire dead out with what forests do for you give you a grand place to holiday provide boauty spots for oar visitors sholtor gonw animal and flatting haunt control flow of wator nolo von tho flowof rivors to thoy do not dry up in lumimr holp to oniure a yoarrovnd supply of hydro power for yoa provide thousands of obs in lumber pulp wood and other forest industries influence climate se as to prevent sfrf f ocvrfyd fat pttfect owv ytctfr canadianbora portia white con tralto is to be soloist with walter poole guest conductor on the next prom concert broadcast tues day june 18 at 9 00 pm kdt 10 pjn adt over the obc dominion network the celebrated concert star makes her third annual ap pearance at the proms with this weeks performance ihe georgetown herald wednesday june 19th 1946 more tourists mean more dollars for her miss penson retires from high school staff one at the most popular teachers oi the georgetown high school staff miss e penson is retiring this year after many years as science teacher at the school she has been on leave of absence for the past year during which time her position was filled by miss jessie b wilson whose appointment now becomes permanent w e capps of brampton has been appointed music teacher for the school for next term mr capps is no stran ger in town where as leader of the choral society a few jenrs ago he did much to encourage the appreciation of good music in georgetown the rest of the high school staff have all been re engaged and will consist of principal j i lambert mr alan prouse and misses marjorie inman florence luke and rose piercy ear canadas tourist business npent b hundred lars la ul year npreatrb around for every canadian it is to every canadian intern to pro teet this bumncne to treat our imtoni with ever court rrf make them want to come again and again he wdl thu be b iilriing gotmluill and i uilling for the future of this great canadian intluxlry marion hepblrn plpils dj piano recital the piano pupils of miss marion hepburn were presented in recital at glen williams town hall on friday june 7th mr j d kelly mas chair man and assisting artists were misses joyce hill mary mojer and islay mc clure and mr kenntth harrison pro ceeds from the concert hae been do nated to the glen recreational fund after the recital flowers were preeen ted to miss hepburn and a brooch by bert bone fnotefam r n r d 6 bert benton from the limehouse pu pils those taking part in the recital were maureen hepburn roger addy mux lei appleyard bert benton sue crab- tree marlon hamilton marilyn pel- ker ruth brown shirley burt tnelma brown dorothy mcdonald elsie i sen marjorie roe mary barber anns spitzer neil benton nancy larsen betty jean anderson belle tennant doreen appleyard jim buck eleanor spitaer carl hill margaret klrkpat- rick barbara cromar ross norton margaret spitzer molra kelly ruth presswood marion dickie joan buck john brown majoitcenebal pearkes addresses halton conservatives ome 150 halton members of the progresstveconservatrve association gathered in milton town hall on friday june 7 for their annual meeting it was their privilege to have as guest speaker majoroeneral g r pearkes vc who is member of parliament for the nanalmo bc federal riding he gave an excellent address in which he outlined the policies and beliefs of the party and what it stands for j j beatty of acton was chosen president of the county organization with lloyd dingle burlington as sec retary and charles leatherland ac ton treasurer t a previous meeting in george town officers of the local group were elected as follows president fred mcnally vicepresident e v maccormack 2nd vicepres jack thompson lady vicepros mob ann lsiu ward chairmen ward 1 fere cleave ward 2 d p ortohton ward 3 amott early secretary victor king opening dance acton park one block west of no 7 highway friday june 21st dancing 9 oclock johnny boyds orchestra dancing every wednesday and friday throbghout the dance stanley park erin every wednesday and friday commencing jane 5th modern aires band upwells limited wc wash everything take advantage of our expert walking and ironing aer- vice to give your clothing that welllaundered look free pick up and delivery georgetown laundry fonb afttflfljt joan street opposite aram georgctowu scouts jufct iady haien- powell on june 8th several of the scouts from here journeyed to hamilton to see lady baden powell qbje in the last ten months she visited france holland belgium luxem bourg switzerland italy norway sweden and denmark as well as brl tlab west indies and united states the rally was held at the orrtc stadium some fifteen hundred guides brownies scouts and cubs attending from western ontario his worship mayor samuel lew- jnoe welcomed lady baden powell at the r stand after iso colours pased the stead she snook bands personally with all leaden during th afternoon the brownies gave a folk dance the wolf cobs gave somersault tunbttng and jungle dances tt ou qtildes precision drm and soy scout troops tadjrttasj displays of coot onto taejadfa machine operators general labourers wanted highest paid t glen wuhama and cheltenham concrete products phone 20 r 31 victoria information can be obtained from bob lane phone 5 georgetown mdbb and uwf boor tbe scoata awa iw drift at taa taa o toh program octdond ocnant kotkielal stooar tafcrodnoed tlw guest of boooor biabr