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page 5 the georgetown vlerald wednesday july 4th 1951 georgetown public school june promotion results is cis important as why do oplj 298 of bog trade a bofcsnae poor breeding nnbalsuicad feedias s improper weight on die other hand 7sof all pigs ted pjp teanag stations acrosi canada grade r tm reaaha dearly indicate the quality of advaaced ragjstesy stock when properly fed to mike additional profits earn subsidy dividends and produce quality bacon foe export i tab advan tage of the available ajl stock 2 teed a carefully balanced ration 3 market hogs at- correct we pioneer brood sow rationaw nam pioneer pto starterr i gmimt pioneer hog qrower pioneer nog fintsherer anifmrm dtvlmpwumt ieauat t utttn or dijgumlt at as w hog feed ruxrrr ftout awtis iimited ra o nrnmr now m nturr oats mai jafca na m oh toronto wlwulpas clfy vwww norval feed mill norval phone brampton 327 i 1 walter t evans co insurance protection real estate ocean steamship service serving georgetown and community for 32 years phone 183w mill street dont delay subscribe today grade vb to grade vm honours irene bouskill sandra bradley william farmer ann fiddler san dra fox terrence harley rodney hyde gail king earl kllngbeil michael lambert raymond mccart ney claudia offline myrna norton gloria schultz carole seddon ann tucker i michael webb betsy will- son v fans carole bepharn claire bradley janice bradley margaret brydon carolyn copland peter darling- ton thomas dobbie daniel d- wards george gibbs diane harri- uu betty ann hender piann hillock kerry jepson calvin king gail long maxlne macdougli marna mackenzie terrence mcgill thomas parmer marilyn peters wayne pries donald puckering mardell puckering arwne reeve douglas richardson patricia rich ardson maxlne ryall lillian shep herd marjorie spence katherine sorensen kaas van de voort wil liam vivian douglas weir grade vi to grade vn y honours barbara alcott denriis bell bar bara bowman gloria boyd gillian chapman jean englcby robert kidd martha kornetz judith mc- cumber gail mcgilvray jean pen- rice gail thompson douglas wrig- glesworth pass michael armstrong paul arm strong wayne armann gloria bain daniel boyle peter bouw- man mclvyn broughton donald brown edgar caldwell robert arcy bruce denham dorothy had- y william haclley john hamil- edward hewitt arlene hill rt hill robert hillier hoss vr paul mackenzie george daniel martin robert mc- gv john mckcrrow helen mu rodger mudic james pott rothy soptt colleen shep- pard bert tost roy wiggins gl v to grade vi honours marie emmerson jane henderson john hulme lee hutchinson james hurren jean jennings paul mar shall william oates wayne pres ton garry scott clarence spence keith tracey susan whitmee grade iv to grade v honours thomas barber gail bradley beverley clark paul cunningham barbara- lusty marion majuery lindsay martin linda mino judith spence lynn treleaven paul ward lynda whitmee pass elizabeth bbnfjeld garry brought t d chaplin chail dayiea devid goodlet david hamilton fred harrison larry hawes carol james fiddler daniel golden pam ela gordon paul graham f maude hadley robert henderson paul hu lls qlenwright hillock douglas kennedy elaine king marie laird lois maltby james mcgill betty mcguigan barbara mckerrow humbert mcmann victor mclaugh lin gaij mcniven stanley mlckus beverley morrow douglas packer william spence david stamp gary teeter peter townend darwin tost keith viviari william wil son sarah st william wilson edith st edward wylie grade i tx grade ii honours karen armann william barber lawrence bfunton myrna cook joavine duncan neil ellison bar bara ffjnlay peter forgrave james r hamilton joan handy lorraine hills monty hyde robert hyde lenz gail malcolm- gary r barbara virginia k leona dave mas korfrav ruth hancox loinette lee lindsay agnev spence paulcne pass barbara may all loretta culberi charlene day beer le allen june allen vr joan cummins veiley davies tho- howard hamilton ria kllngbeil an- in lenz james vol son gordon son myra breen iiatn darby emmerson hepburn robert hutchinson david jones carole lane marlene mann john mcgill margaret mcniven douglas mitchell linda packer da vid parmeter karen scott david smith kenneth vivian herbert wilson bonnie wright grade hi to grade iv honours carolyn biehn judith bonathan patricia bouskill gail braisby frederick chapman john cummins curtis dwyer margaret eason wl- liam engleby frances ernewein william gerrio carole greensward sharin harley ronald hills jill kentner linda korzack bryan lewis june lyon douglas mctriil- vray marilyn patton kent riddall terrence ritchie wendy saunders trudy scott jacqueline tost pass sherron bradbury donald clark allen davey kenneth gribbons maxim lfarris bronda hawes bertram henderson helen kennard raymond leiu carol mann robert martin wayne nutbrown june oliver philip hau linda rayner brydon shields marie sorensen janette stain judith stamp eitoi stapleton louise stapleton grade ii to rik ii honours joy barber hrenria bell carole rradjey joan craig lois denham james goodlet javqiielinr harlow barry hayward diannr hill lynne hyde lois nicn kaicn norton sharon parmeter carolyn reeve robert salter shapin savers mich ael stewardson patricia sykes tass david beattie john bcnham johan houniicin david bryden barbara buchanan ronald cave ronald copland eliabvtli davey wenda davidson douelas da ic lirenria dawson michael doyle renwick judith richardson cath erine smith james swaektiamer mary jean tucker klaartje van de vobrt edward white barbara whitmee sharon wilkinson keith wood pass patricia allen karen blyth kurt bowman elizabeth carey doreen davidson shirley engleby marg aret hadley brian hill herbert jennings paul kirby thomas ly ons barbar mcbain james mc niven jacqueline morrow cather ine mudie kayc murfin wayne presswood david rawson jack saunders patricia scott karen shnrtill sandra eaplcoii alice wilson ronald wilson k v to grade i jorikki annrews robert arm- stionj musha airnann heather arnold l nda arthur- john bar 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hangers all joints soldered or welded my lawn roller never tieemt to be home pomibly i should mak another one just to lend to people fooling aside this borrow ing tools and then forgetting to -btikhwm- back- caor jjenanoat annoying and im not guiltless i was all set to roll the area just 3paded for late vetetables when i ucovered it was missing ths predicament was finally settled by borrowing herbs sleek tore job it gave me the idea tloiokinc for a short fat hot water tank ana fixing up a handle attachment front inch water pipe its weight can be regulated by the amount of water used in th tank quits aa improvement on my present on filled with heavy concrete possibly that will be my first job wl holidays are over cahrtic here is a simple way to perk op your kitchen window noticed while in the st thomas area a light canopy was constructed froaa building board and fastened on the inside to the edge of the window frame bright chiints was sewn faa the form of an awning to fit th frame and thumb tacked in place it wi for rent for all sorts of goods meats and vegetables the average family can save 100 to 150 a year by buying meat whale- sale and putting fruitg eyud vegetables in lockers while they are plentiful georgetown creamery locker storage phone 174w i e p head optometrist etes examined glasses fitted u st georges square g u elph established 20 years v plumbing heating s eavestroughing don houston plion 547w v- farm news hession fly spotted on two halton farms holes capped for filling with water- handle bent water pipe fastened with elbow couplings or 2x2 two pieces from wagon or car springs fastened with bolts bsbsaasasmbbbasbs with discarded with the tacks out of sight most attractive after repeated attempts to describe its construc tion to my usually bright hat tat half i finally took the hint and vuilt one now she will hava to gv t busy- and cover it whil she is aewing the canopy maybe i can talk her into covering the guaft book i made out of a cigar box last spring its quite attractive in it natural finish bat it will be even better covered with some of the drapery r thai was left over mosffmnftsftlav if you want a awll shelf for 1 keeraakaa try your hand at mank one from coat hangars- it will tahi a bit of patianoa to fona tha wim tmohyuslrwl patten but ii m d4 new booklet chealn yboii clad move laformatlan o jrheaa and a amy idea la the booklet araond the bsaov 4sk the hessian fly some years ago was listed as the most destructive twff attacking wheat in the field for the past ten or fifteen yfears it has been a pest of minor impor tance eairing the past few days we have had two inquiries from hal- ton growers who were wondering what was causing thii wtrest co break off juit near the ground up on investigation they found what appeared like flaxseeds this is the pupae stage of the hessian fly it is quite possible that the cool wea ther this spring was favourable for its development the adult is a small mosquito like fly the eggs sve laid on the leaves and the maggots from these eggs woruc down between the leaf and the stem these maggots suck the juice out of the stems and cause a weak- ended condition and consequent breakage at or near the ground and at about this time of year the adult flies emerge the latter part of august and in early september and lay their eggs on volurcteer wheat oron early seeded wheat control if the field is not seeded all wheat stubble should be plowed under completely as soon as pos sible after the wheat- is harvested and then worked to- firm the soil few of the flies will be able to emerge from such soil if plowing cannot be done promptly let the volunteer wheat come up this wheat will be ear lier than j the regularly seeded wheat under normal conditions and will act as a trap crop for the egg laying period of the fly- thli should not be plowed under until the end of september late planting is also recommend ed by our entomological authori ties in short jf you were troub led with hessian fly this year mm just as late as is safe in your district to obtain a good stand be fore wlrjter in our opinion this wif rang from- rou sep tember 6th to septsaaj jshh m