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continuing a aeiiea of articles from an 1893 edi- i vice pre sandy buchanan surge horace tomlinson 1 chapel st brampton 77w serving peel hilton and puffertn counties mmamefl ice delivered phone s bob bouskill 182 r rent a car from your local hertz ageut we furnish rverythlng bat the driver georgetown transportation company ltd scbultz electrical construction wiring motor repairs klna sewing heat wave maciunes ranges fred schultx phone 531 w plumbing heating eavestroughing don houston phone 547w e p head optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted u st george hquare guelph established 20 years c r cross s s auto parts for au mas cars aad tracks tires free mxsh te r sahour towing and winching service k 1 chev i p axles bus phone mrsl milton p urn robert st phone 131 bisk pi s- carnhmeas dead stock hones 12d seu ottk 160 oa 275 ewtv raom if umg ft company pajufncws notice to creditors notice to creditors j hostilities cease in battle of beaver dam beavers released in nasssgaweya township in 1m is one of the pro jects promoted by the halum con servation committee which has put halton county on the map as one of the few coun to ontario attempt ing to carry on an active conserva tion programme the beaver have definitely proven that when it comes to conserving water they are la a class to themselves unfortunately they do not always build thejr dams at sites which human beings might select in short their engineering ability is unsurpassed but they do not worry themselves about flooded roads a year ago they flooded one of nassagaweya tosgnship roads which runs nearby the township council raised the road a good twen ty inches and all went well until this spring when the industry of the beaver coupled with the excessive spring rain flood the road again as a result the nassagaweya coun cil requested the department of lands and forests to either provide financial assistance to raise the road oi to remove the beaver denartmental officers immediate ly proceeded to remove the beaver by live trapping only one was re moved but what a storm of prote went up over the county keeve george cume chairman of the hal- ton conservation committee im mediately called his committee to gether and what a meeting it turn ed out to be it was the largest at tended meeting of any yet held by the committee strange as it may seem no one present wanted the beaver removed not even the mem bers of the nassagawaye township council they did feel however that nas- sagaweya township should not be solely responsible for further expen ditures on the road in question with this everyone else at the meeting was in agreement conservation ot water is an important matter in this county and in particular in the two lower townships where already it has been necessary to build at least 100 farm ponds every year in this county a large number of far mers find it necessary to haul or buy water and it is not only most inconvenient but very expensive consequently it was the recom mendation of the conservation com mittee o the committee on agric- urture and reforestation of the hal- ton county council that jhalton county reimburse nassagaweya township for any further expendi tures on the road in question which are necessary as a result of further flooding by the beaver kopresenta- tives of tin dcpt of lands forests who were present assured the meet ing that no further beaver would be removed in short an armistice has been signed and while some de tails have still to be worked out it would definitely seem that the battle of beaver dam u over and the beaver will be allowed to carry on their wonderful engineering pro jects and create bodics of water which will help to replenish some of halton s failing springs and wells fastm news csdf siswl grain c1w organized for halton the courthouse milton was near ly filled to capacity on friday ev ening of list week when the mem bers of hal tons three calf clubs and two grain clubs held their or ganization meeting agricultural representative j e wwitelock and his assistant j m elliott were in charge a total of 57 young people are enrolled in calf club work and 24 in grain club work following the distribution of their dub rnan- ualsetc anjd an explanauon of the rules and regulations two excellent film were screened one depicting the story of boys and girls club work across canada and the other of the calgary rojrjeo the election of the officers for the various clubs resulted as follows first year grain club president don joyce milton secretary dean taylor second year grain out president floyd brigden georgetown vice pies john wlllmotl mutou secty george hogister milton baby beef clubc pres herb lapler milton vice pres cliff norrish motfat secty evelyn mccann mil guernseyjersey calf club president grant devlin milton vice pres david hulycrop wateardown secretary bob joyce milton holstein calf club president johitpiclcet hornby vice pres ralph cunningham georgetown secretary christina marshall milton ypu plans church service ball team a regular weekly meeting of st joh ypu was neld on monday ev ening with president jim buck pre siding the devotional talk was gi ven by miss inman and was based h the theme of love toward oris fellowmen business transacted included plans for a ball league and a hurch ser vice the evening was concluded in playing softball in the estate of akthtjemosuub late f the tewnshls f escjaes- ing in the county t halton gentleman deceased the creditors of arthur morris late of the township of esquesing in the county of halton gentle man deceased who died on or about the 4th day of march 1991 and all others having claims against his estate are hereby notified to send by post prepaid or otherwise to deliver to messrs langdon aylsworth georgetown ontario solicitors for the undersigned exe cutors of the estate of the said ar thur morris gentleman deceased on or before the 1st day of june 1951 their names addresses des criptions and full particulars of their claims and the nature of the securities if any held by them and that immediately after the 1st day of june 1951 the executors will proceed to distribute the estate dt the said deceased amongst the par ties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the exe mors hnji there have notice rieda m fullerton and matheu fullerton executors in iangdoiv a aylswokth il ci orjietoun ontario their solicitors la the estate at janet meccsv2 lough late of the tan aft 1 c tat the oeenty haltoa wmsw aseeesse the creditors of janet mcctav lough late of the town at town in the county of widow defeased who died on eg about the 21st day of februan 1951 and all others having against her estate are hepebyv fled to send by post prepaid otherwise to deliver to langdon aylswdrtb oeogg ontario solicitors for the undatv v signed executor of the estate of tt t said janet mccullougn widow 4wp ceased on or before the 1st daf of junefvlsol their names adv dresses descriptions and full psa ticulars of their claims and ttar nature of the securities if anf held by them and that immediately after the 1st day of june 1991 ttst executor will proceed to distrlbus- the estate of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled thersa to having regard only to the of which the executor have notice v kenneth m langdon execuwv i by langdon aylsworti his solicitors 59 georgetown ontario t a t home and a broad serve canada t in the mint lines ef freedom with the engineers blueprints for speeches give pointers to lions sis is- men of a hundred trades masters of a thousand proble serving canada and canada arm in countless wars the royal canadian engineers are ke mru in canada s most important business todu defence working against time to build up our defences one of canadas mom urgent needs is more men for the acuve force this fast growing armv of ours needs men with the skills to give ourmodern armj the power to make things happen fast in the canadian army many of three skills belong to the roval canadian engineers the include everv thing from tlie budding and shop trades through suroving and map making to operating all tvpes of equipment it takes time a lot of time to train engineers join voir learn the skills of the men who roust be evrrwhere in the canadian army must 1m- reach to defend our homes onr friends the vaj we want to live join the roal canadian engineers to knli5t you must j ml fioiothy hlofit i tin in uf i ti ik i ujvii high fx liool kuv ti- i ina lull hm ofiiih 1 1 lal nl ccorg fin mill i h it jjoliitri on win v in aii i kin uc liulill eihokiik hi 1 ji li iiiiik i r li jit lie mjimjoi lliilhi laut mtum liii iii t ill fnifii imiiiiti lwi yaia iigi tfil liiillt ii in v imiiiiii im th li k line sh was intro hil ly i i a in iii i i win minltii of lir vailed xcxirlniktb us u lunch l tli fllviilf hotilti mill hi ii llullllilk blll- i ifl llll iii it 111 lnglift t oiiipuiiy lull in iik yi tit b julilli ttpiiklii in nl a blie said but an urt wlilili is liiin i thimigli pi in tli i illst iih w wollm tint i khll to lnill1 a iioiihi wltliout mtiifly mid xi 1 1 n oi to piny hoi key with out l inning tin iiilcs of the game si we iiiiini lenrn the rules of spenk- nik she said kvery speech must have a charted coiuse and the most casual sounding are usiinlly th lust prepared she gave blueprints for differ ent types of speeches and said that if h speaker followed the rules he would never be at a loss for words for instance in introducing a speaker the rule is why this sub ject to this audience at this time by this ipeaker an intro duction which answers these four questions is a perfect one she sta ted thanking miss stone for her help ful remarks cecil mcnamara pre sented her with a bouquet of flow ers front the club members ubct x a b 1 7 and 4a yort o 9 b sinal 4 m anny leaf rswbwmmsss s vajimtoar far service aaywa fshmt mont away t w r iiit th a isaagsbsal ftsssasaal mmmm- es a sasabomlos wsesm atsososcjir jmz mx adsml uaifa till mmmmmammm ik j3uy your peanuts from the lions club on their peanut day this sat urday 4 ustsiifb jtf voica of ina inasdoy evenings mi uvfw i t