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the georgetown herald vednesday march 18th 1953 page 4 thus greece korea aid appeal by speaker highest prices paid for benin iron steel metals batteries miscellaneous farm scrap delivered to our yard 175 caroline st n hamilton l waxman sons phone hamilton 27061 and 83611 bill garbutt plumbing and heating all types of repair work water systems eavestronshtnc sarah st georgetown phone 50sr in st johns memorial hall on friday evening dr lotta hitach- manova talked to a very sympa thetic and attentive audience about her trnvels to greece and korea she told of he response of the canadian people to her appeals through the unitarian committee of canada for help to tfie warx stricken areas of these countries mov le films showed shipments of flour and clothing being gratefully received by the creek people the scenery is beautiful there but ex tremely rugged and the roads almost impassable hundreds of poor souls walked many hours to re ceive their tg lbs of flour which they carried away on their backs to timdgc back to the iplates they called home imany of these socalled homes arc only shelters in piles of rubble ind luined buildings for while re construction work is gradually tak ing place there are many thous ands still homeless this 50 lbs of flour will keep a person alive for three months there ha been ano ther crop failure in greece and the distress is beyond or comprehen sion work among the children in both greece and korea is of prime im portance and dr hitschmanova showed m her movies the splendid work being done to help these chil dren to help themselves there are ten million homeless people in korea without shelter clothing or eufftfirnt ftwxj mnih svi flowers for every occasion besign work a specialty bonded member t d s telegraph delivery service flowers by wire anywhere in the world norton floral phone 315w georgetown travel notes easter tours new york 3day all exipense fro cn tours from 7150 washington 4 days from miami beacii a wonderful 11 day vacation fclcjl ca john r barber travel advisor elmer c thompson insurance service phone 119 mill street woods ventilators perfect for barns and for vegetable and fruit storage cellars supplies fresh air and controls temperature and moisture preserves your building against rust and robert cooper phone 1s11 i bex c7 brampton i brampton golf club i are using as a basis for discussion the canadian citizenship branch pamphlets the citizen as an indi vidual as a family member a par ertt member of the community the nation and the world plattsville reports a panel discussion on edu cation and rock wood a panel on current events which included something on jury duty for worn en women s institutes have had a laigc pirt in getting music taught in country schools the campaign still goes on recently beck with in lanark county asked their new school board to consider appatnting a music teacher for the area- nas jjagaweya in halton had a school music teacher give them a demon stration of how music is taught in schools they report that everyone enjoyed learning the fundamentals of music appreciation and at tavistock s december meeting the women heard the story of jlandel s life and a record of the hallelujah chorus a few years ago the institutes asked the women s institute branch for a course in cultural activities how to develop a deeper apprecia 4 ion of literature music art drama and natural science how to make a more selective use of radio films and television these courses are now being given here and tbjere over the province farm news open night gives view of night school progress the high school at milton on tuesday evening attracted a record crowd of approximately 600 on the occasion of the open night every room including the audi torium was packed to capacity in tcrest in the finished products tur ned out by the classes in leath ercract ncedlecraft ceramics wea ving elementary clothing advanced clothing children s clothing smock jng tatting crocheting needlepoint tailoring shop woik electric weld ing and oil painting was so keen that it wis with difficulty the spec tators made their way froni room to room however many were heard to comment it was worth the effort and that is the finest display of any year yet a t woodley chairman of the local committee expressed apprcc lit ion to all who had co operated in the effort our night school here in halton stated mr woodley is he largest night school of its kind in the province end its pop ularity grows year by year this year a total 6f 472 enrolled end owing to lack of accommodation many others had to be refused nineteen different courses were conducted which were accommoda ted in ono of eight different halla or buildings in the county town this involved a staff of 28 on each of the twelve nights during the sea due to lack ot accommodation the only programme attempted was the fashion parade by the members of the various clothing classes the auditorium failed to accommodate all who wanted to view the spec tacle but those who were fortunate enough to secure a scat or find stnnding room were well repaid for their efforts d l minshall of the community programme branch of the ontario department or education and ag ricultural representative j e vrwclt k spoke briefly on behalf of their respective departments both intimated that they were not in a position to state definitely that milton would be eligible for another night school next winter it is rather significant that every part of the county was represented at the night school including all five urban municipalities sbriy- six per cent of the enrolment was rural and the other thirty four per 1 cent from some one of the five urban centres agric rep j e whilelock stated this adult edu cation programme is the most pop ular extension project with which i have been connected in my thirty year experiece in agricultural ex- i tension work too much credit cannot be given to the mem pets of the local com mittee whose initiation and ener gy made the courses possible a t woodley who has served as chair- rnan in each of the three years was assisted this past season by mrs g f thompson mrs r m clem ents mrs velma norris mrs charles johnson and cedric har- rop is still needed the recent ship merits of many quilts from ontario have helped these poor souls the quilts required are to be sturdy and dark as they roll themselves in them to sleep on the ground pow dered milk has been provided to m my children and thus saved lives mide possible through the generous contributions of canadian citizens 1 lie be people are so gr itc ful and in every plice dr hitsch manov a isilcd they urged ht r to cxpi ess their ate fulness to can adiins on april 1st lood ued clthin is to be shipped from i nncho isc minoiial hill this drive ben sponsor d by lime house wl nd silvei wool wi ml it is hotd th it n me h vm any eood sin sible ind elc in u td clothmj will kind lct in loith with i ither of these institutes i he bond of fru i i hi is strengthened when the peo pies of one co intrv can help the peoples or nnothti during the evening mis w cm- mar rave clever re iding ind solos by mrs g kidney accompanied by mrs r h wright and rev alex calder accompimed by mrs jack roughley wore also much enjoyed mrs j ellerby dlstne t president of halton county worn ens institutes wii chiirrfian for the evening mr william kinrade op erated the projector the ladieg of the limehouse w i served lunch to all on the program farm news jersey breeders visit valleyanna m h plant on thursday forty fo ir of hi ton s jersey enthusiasts chattered i bus ind j aid a visit to tht i otcd valley inna herd of joe and jim crow the rs near ajjnc ourt here thtj were rcetived b but mc- gntl n inimi t v lh inn i i his herd is in itlc up lino i in lirclv of mini ik elide 1 ml im poitcd direct from jcrst island folio in m etjnvible i id inter c tin u i it villcv un tl j roup tnvdkri ii to toionto where if tr c i n i i ijts f hit mas v ii i s o it w lh w re i ikf n lilt j ii f i 1 i r f nt n knit m wct raw average all farm materials hourly rates commodities imrlements farm products farm wage rates h i ihe i oi k o htr thi f llowcd tin win t i ill nl i nbly tin it culture in the country when a bronze plaque com mem orating the contribution of the lo cal women s institute was unveiled in richmond hill public library angus mowat director of libraries for ontario said that half of the libraries of the province owe the3r existence to the efforts of worn en s institutes in many cases an institute has taken the sole respon sibility for getting a library started in the community and has given regular support through the years just now a great number of instl tutes are working with their county librarian to have book deposit sta tions opened where they are need ed a regional library service is just now being opened at port arthur with service for the rural areas in simcoe county silver maples and moonstone institutes have asked for extra winter stat ions for farming communities where the people have little time for reading during the rest of the year richard 3 landing institute fa mous for converting the local jail into a library some years ago has been improving the library service ever since now they are raising funds to muntiin a children s lib nry addresses ind discussions on cit i7cruhi ire poiular on institute programmes cloveriei in simcoe county org inied a meeting ind in vitcd all the institutes of tht dis trict lo hear a sjeiker on the universal doclirition of human rights the convener sent to the united nations headquirtens at ot tiwi for posters and tsioto spreads the fl its of the ui ited nitiotis ind the united nrtiion flag and the whole pnilnmme vv is so good th it another women s organization in i neighbouring town arranged i nm liar meeting mill creek institute in waterloo had a playlet neon lighting the declaration of human rights written by their president sevenl institutes report a stddy of the declaration of human rights usually they bring in an authority on the subject and have a discus slon discussions on various phases of citizenship are popular with the institutes a number of branches tiimiuitu lit the putv wis i lined by 1 mcaleese distnet in in n toionto br tnrh tnd mutt allison md mr bovd dcilirs it gcocctown id mtlto re h tivcl i sisted in lui line the vir ious groups ind expliining the many im ints of interest encountered fnroute home the consensus of opinion among the jroup seemed to be that while they nthcr e nv led the factory workers their short hours and high rite of hourly wy that when all vv is said ind done the would still prefer to milk cows for a livine unieiue in the rcaf training programme is the survival 1 run inc school whuh ope rites in the northwest territories within the arctic circle it is designed to instruct fliers how to survive in the northland when forced down indexes show implement prices at low level of increase that implement prices have been kept at a low level is clearly shown by the comparison of dominion bureau of statistics index figures which give an increase in all commodities since 1941 of 82 3 as against an increase in a comparable index for masseyh arris implements of only 66 5 this low percentage of increase too is shown in the face of an increase in the index figure for materials of 93 9 and of masseyharns hourly rates of pay of 165 as can be seen by referring to the chart shown above also the indexes show that while farm implements have only increased 66 5 there has been an increase m the price of farm products of 93 8 and the scarcity of farm labour has caused farm wage rates to climb to 175 3 the partial absorption of the increased costs of materials and labour has been made possible by the contmued great world ttemand for farm mechan ization giving a volume that permits a low ratio of selling expenses and high operating efficiency in manufacturing masseyharris company limited makers of highquality farm implements since 1847 me g4 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