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lesday the georgetown herald wedne dec 5th 1951 s5 i i with bod and gtjn i h- harolds hare realtor farms suburban homes w cromar resident salesman georgetown 98 r 4- s if li lnow now to guoronta the fund for your childs collegp du- cation regardless of what lh uture may hav in stars lor you k na mswa sa wilf hillis phone 694w main street georgetown representing the prudential insurance company of ameiic a mutual h iaurlw ot0v 6v tk stau vw jwm y m a highest prices paid for scrap iron steel meuu batteries miscellaneous farm scrap delivered to pur yard 178 caroline st n hamilton l waxman sons fbone hamilton- 27061 and 83611 i cros s s v auto partsj for au slakes cars and tmeks from 30x314 to 825x20 mbour towing and winching service cbev dj axles btjb phone wr31 milton bos robert st phone 1s1 l tv eavestroughrng heating plumbing don houston phone 547w 1 flowers for every occasion vtjgu work specialty bond member tds clwajrapti psilvsry ssrvies by wis snjrsrtasrs in ts world norton floral uaw -r- ofjorsjlvwn open season cancelled good thins saysgh the open season on deer was cancelled for the entire area de clared open on december 3rd and 4th and 5th of december this included the counties of es sex brant elgin haldlmand hal- ton huron kent lambton lincoln middlesex norfolk ontario ox ford peel perth waterloo wel- land wellington wentworth and york the deer season was also closed in the courity of durham and the township of south monaghan in the county of northumberland the department received resolu tions from a majority of the county and township councils concerned re questing closure the season was originally opened because of the in creasing hazard to crops wood lots and travellers on highways caused by the increasing number of deer closure it is stated comes as- a result of the apprehension of rural residents over the prospects of hav ing deer hunters on their property persons who bought deer licen ces and now iind themselves un able to use them may get refunds application forms may be obtained from department officers and from licence issuers each application should be signed by a conservation officer pete migilwii voiced his opin ion of the closure in a recent issue of the telegiam he thinks it ra ther strange that the municipal act permits this vetoing by county councils he also believes that the deer will hao to be harvested soo ner or later he goes on to say that some time ago in the states of pennsylvaiu md michigan tliey had to be hai vested because they were ruining tin young hint tices and crops to such an extent that farmers were claiming damages from the counties pete clam- tnit most i a yeai old lilly line sometimes they haw tripl says that ther- u except for poachts deer population owi says that in thr be a big cry for the cry will fonii themselves well thats pete mcgillcns ver sion and a very good one at that as far as i am concerned it was a mistake to open the season on the general licence and i might add that a good many hunters that i talked with recently were of the same opinion sure we were all disappointed over the season clos ure but at the same time when we stop to think over the different an gles we get a different vfifc of the problem this is what could have hap pened here in southern ontario say for instance that 80010 deer licences were sold in ontario this fall to hunters perhaps 20000 deer were shot if so that would mean that 20000 licences should have been cancelled that would leave 60000 hunters with licences still valid suppose half of these were living within reasonable driving distance of southern ontario sure they would have been scattered all over southern ontairio but you can be sure the picture here in hal- ton county would have been grim at the present time i believe public school wws staff tea honours muiic graduation i on a recent afternoon a staff tea was held in the school to offer congratulations to the music super visor miss marion hepburn on her recent graduation i in music from the royal conservatory of music at fne university of toronto a gift was presented on behalf of those present by miss norma wcth- crhead who also expressed the- staffs undivided congratulations on miss hepburns recent achievement miss laura scott presldedsat they- ments were served by the firit very little friction exists between miss uaura scon presiaeu the sportsmen and and the farmersfc table and delicious in the local area ments were served by the had the deer season remained floor teachers open on the general licence i dont a week ago tuesday the urban think the pisture would have been teachers of halton county met in the same tho milton public school io discuss this is what could have happen ed to offset the problem the area to the north of us could have had their fiveday open seion on the 26th to 30th of november our- three days could have been on the 28h 29th 30th the- debarment could haw allotted so niany licen ces to lie sold rn this area with the understanding that they were only valid in this area they also could have stopped anyone from using a licence ir this area tht had been used previously in an area farther north annthei way to offset the- pioh- lini i- for the counties or townships to regulate the seasons themselves wtlh just so many licences to be sold each year all this controversy over the deei is only encouraging a lot of pnach- line- f ago especially of mi ing aftei all no the deer die of old lose u ho an- fond and ns iiv it a a i s nd he itso i rlilms to keep the pete also yoirs there v ill fipon season and from the fanners and geese few fly in- the ivj i i an one of them the ason for ducks io- e oi december 1st i wiiek will list it terr t reamer type benefit of those ho iv then hao i at fly tying i will also ilcseulie how o ike lip so kkle lor lie flshllg ulis i i ter i l- a hit i- nieei eh whitefish especially whin tilth i and i iked tlik r liui ge hoare win thai it i hvii classroom activities the teachers from georgetown public school ac ted as leaders of the discussion and teachers of milton fulfilled the du ties of secretaries the meeting lasted from 330 to 5 pm election day at the school prov ed very exciting with polling boothfc set up in eithei lower side corri dor sc utineor- were lillian shop- held diane hrrison gail king and sandra fox student councils elected offi- t- are lh esident thomas dobbie vice pieidclt betsy willon soc- iitny iiil knit treasurer mania mackenzie mkiftovf gladys ruddell graduates from hamilton central liii all of yiiiil enioy the indian i i i witlier over week- uv wll semember it some old ili ii v in the inter on ilidiv riniig nn ember ho mi 1 mi- frank hnddoll and hoiiiy itteniled the grauatiin exer- i i central secondary school hen ijaughtei gladys it if irate for aceoim- may 1st gladys has eper in the office of gasoline cornaiiy in h kx1mokkrs sfii candy at iii k h bazaar a fall activity of the kv ploi ers i i rioup a st john churih uai- the ale ol i iil t ii riuii baiar tvie girls in mrs vcrn mc- tumier- group old ndy aiiii about si j 00 at ptfesent the girls are taking craft w6rk making little mitts to hold scissors itoi e i he ai sll neci oooki he sii a e llalllltoil mi ami mr kiank wilson and laiili mi- 1 ii hunter cath- li i niii ami kllen motored to toionln oi saturday where the hildten had a liig thrill visiting santa i kiton- and whispered in the oln fellow- ear all the things nttle gnl- cant for oiristmns mrs 1 1 mit ii iiul daughters stayed in the i it y foi sunday with her uncle and aunt mr and mrs john white mrs stanley hatman of manitou- i in island is visiting with mr and mrs wellington stringer vt a little buys a l of telephone service telephone service is one of lodos bst buy its one of toilays best buys firou- inp in value all the time lor onp thing its cot liant guile up ir nnieli as mot other thin- vou iiuv your telcplione is one item that take- lis of youi imilpit liian it uiiii to airi its liipgir alni than cer lncause now you can tal t fn ire as man v peoplr a- wu euiltl tin car ago and more families an- ytting telephones ir day in addition ftcir linti alile to keep on stcilik improving ths ryimim of tliirt trailniiilu liiimlly ami helpful ri v ii u hawnt et jiot i ire up want on to know weys v i kim nt it von ran he 111 our place on the lit i- being protec ted and oiir telrpliotie ili 1- intallid jut a- pii klv as poihle the bell telephone company of canada winter parking restrictions motorists are reminded that no motor vehicle shall be parked on any street in georgetown from midnight to 600 am from december 1st to march 15th for 00dr or wincn of phe or spruce eoughs fastened with fim6 wire large pine cones varhi6hedj and sorae red rooh cam0le6ticks prom wqddcn blocks a square sahded sm0othb0re holes 6ize of camdles to be used io bri6hteh your christmas table swan from austrian pike imitation turkey from sput aosco fihe com cone cemented on disc op jack pine cons drill down cihtri with a wood bore hole income small mole in end into for pipe cleaner meckjdr it place fipestem cleaner meao faster two scales from rent to form the head another cone shaped to and neck a point r covintt sain fasten two ends together with cbment add cluster of cones or acorns india ink for eyes the cards rely almost entirely on native material for christmas decorations other than lights and fancy tree ornaments every year the whole family has a conehunting spree in the country occasionally we draw the ire of some country cousin but we usually try to secure them in wellwooded areas that are little frequented ws journey forth again when it comes time to gather evergreen boughs for our wreaths and other decorative purposes cswifsmf tsus cstjfrs nothing could be more typically canadian than the christmas tabtia centre we used last year with its pressed oak and maple leaves ana collection of cones some of ths cones can be dipped in bright red and bright green paint to add color to the arrangement this year ws lan to include evergreens to replace he leaves in cane you are interested in making the candle stick holders a couple of designs are illustrated cess macs mshrsrs to complete the slogan lets make it an evergreen christmas place markers are made from cones gather cones from the austrian pine larch and jack pine when they are dry leave them in a sunny window or on top of the furnace overnight the warmth will open tram three types of cone place markers that have been used are illustrated the whole family has s share in making them this adds to the interest and the anticipation for that day of days so quickly approaching it is tun drawing jm ones imagination to help make ths cones look as realistic as possible it is surprising how closely some ft resemble different types of birds when they are carefully selected placed and finished- all i hops is that you have as much fan in your house as we hsvs in our preparing for christmas m thereare many other interesting hills ideas lilts theme in the booklet 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