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the georget own herald eight pages georgetown knturio wednesday june 1st 195 second sectjon men in khaki the kkbtiyiniin chatting with m h b nuilllsi uiuhu iraititi ouni robiiilthls little jrlli purr whltr pma also of any other coiuur anywhere hoi a ob lor the active man who uses his had likes the leel oj action and working in the open air todays inlanlry soldier recognised a the most important roan in the aimy has the best in train ing weapons and ccne hi chance jar specialized baining and promotion are almost unlimited infantry and the other special branches ol the army ouer hundreds ol goodpaying lifetime caieeis to see where you fit visit your dearest recruiting office no obligation ol course remember in the army you team up with men and leaders you can roly on right down the line serve canada and yourself in fhe army to fa ajlgifaj you mull bm 1 7 lo 40 yar of 09 alllixi nodinai to s wkaa opprlnfl bjlno bill cainsraw or olhar pfool of aqa 1 rinml dtt wki hmii ttftau 1 curt11 in ottwi 01 m7 tml sllo im hm 01 llfo 7 4tbi lfiltim lutkw w tnom ii m tftwto 01 ilhmww la fcjl i tl no j frtwma1 dtpct atoufft ofar a i iijh j11 twawi 01 tinnom iu1 latil 136 ti tkioth ittw it u 11 a at t ot iiataaw l ikrintiki siim m mt st i ml hma 0l taltahom j ana i rosedale floral for a cemputa election el ga bedding planls hanging baskets and window boxes filled to your specifications geraniums begonias vines pansies early cabbage ready for planting 32 albert street trin 72952 we deliver we saw fcomthhing laat week which we thinhvu quite a rar ity it was a tiaby abinp ro bin and it wasnt much ol a baby any more either because it looked as if it wa just about feady to try ita wintfc perhap albino inl the correct term rb use when rclerpn lti we wouldnt now but it con vey the idea that inateud of the normal brown feather- worn by l little fellow were brown or here on him hi- beak wu the usual yellowish col our however and his eye a beady black a me shares a nest with 3 bn ther or sutrrs in a silver birch tree at the home of ur and mrs aeortfc chaplin on murdock itrrcl the nest is built just where the branches itart to break away from the main trunk and iincc the tree is fairly young the nest is plain ly viible from the ground in fart seeing persistent flashr of white in thr nest drew the chaplins atten tion to it and piqued their curiosity the robins nested there last year as they seem lo know they arc bring well protected in what would normal ly seem a fairly vulnerable location to protect the nest from rain mr chaplin hat put up a little tin roof and to protect it from cats he has en closed the upper part of the tree- trunk wih tin sheeting no wonder the parent birdi feci quite confident as they keep up their craseless coming and gotngi with food for their fledj imgi 0 as we watched the mother bird arrived with a choice mor sel for her brood we won dercd if her normal children would re ceive preferred treatment but if any thing the oild one is favoured he got that tid bit anyway and he n fully as large and strong as his broth ers and sisters we wonder how he will fare when he is out on his own would the other robins associate with him or would he be a sort of outcast per haps some of our readers who have bird watching for a hobby could tell us anyway by now we expect the nest is empty and the parent robins must be relieved the job of feeding four birds almost as big as they are themselves must almost exhaust them they certainly treated their changeling offspring well and it is to he hoped mother nature will allow his fellow creatures in birdland to do likewise he is a very pretty thing to see 0 some of our reader friends miht accuse us this i he pretty girls shown above arent incluclfgim part of the wiiv rwm ipcxu tle handtome trophy itowcver was prevented by the manufacturer life imgrartco company to trie district win ning the rjkt points in the allontario lntersdolfltic track and f itid oiampiomhipi being held at take couchicrwrwj on saturday may 28th the toronto district high school cheerleader shown above are linda shorey weston carol kohrn downwiejw tiver ly patunon earl haig elizabeth christie east york mollie mcmi ian balhuril sally edgar earl hoifj sa1ed ore mike mcewan lealidc and bottyn mctlroy i lobtcoke footwear week of making our chat strictly fur the birds hope youre still with us because were going to tell ou some more about the racing pigeons we mentioned last week re member we wondered just hgw ike race was timed at the pigeons home base it turned out that we didnt have to write away for infor mation on the subject after all mr a grant of stewarttown phoned us the other day and told us that he used to be a member of a racing club when he lived in toronto so we learned that each club has a pigeon lift and a trap when the pigeons start a race they are banded by club officials over their identifica tion bands put in when pigeons are hatched and timed with a timing clock made specially for racing pig eons this clock is let and scaled at the club by race officials and when the pigeons return the time band is taken from their legs and slid thro a slot in the clock the clock com putrs their flying lime per yard per minute and of course the fastest bird wins a good bird with favour able tall winds can fly 60 miles an hour or better 0 theres a great deal of kidding around the club some times when a bird is a long lime returning occasionally theres some mud on their feet and this leads some of ihe mrnilwrs to surmise al oud thai ihr turd has walked home incidentally a pigeon as a rule will not fl thru a storm there is the odd very stout hearted bird which will brave practical all odds to get back home but as a general thing the pigeons wail until the weather be comes more favourable the owners start the birds fly ing in easy stages in the spring they corner cupboard restaurant georgetown gray coach terminal largest modern restaurant in the district this is an example of oub daily special features 1 dinner menu our special dinner you cant beat this for value soups and appetizers cream of tomato soup chicken and ilicc soup or juice start out the oung ones on iv mile hops gradually increase the dl lance an old bird 2 years or sot will fly up to 600 miles on a hop the owners of raring pig rons keep records of their birds hreding and racing ac romphshment just as meticulously as do owners nf race horses and they are watched over with the same lov ing rare the bird and its owner must become well acquainted so that the pigeon will know him and not be come upset when handled they are fed a special racing pigeon food in summer peas are predominant in the mixture to give stamina and in winter corn is featured to give body heat during the winter months cod liver oil is placet in a trough in the lofts it forrm a sort of jelly like sub stance and the pigeons really lap it up or beak it upi on dull days hut when thr sun is shining they never go near it apparently these wise birds dont nevd doctors or advertise ments to tell them the value of sun shine vitamin d 0 the hobby ot pigeon racing is completeu almirtirg once a person bcroim engrossed in it ii can be a fairly cifxinsive one nowtjver fur lh equipment involved including the lime clock is costly the o l 011411 j cd i i 11 d where it is still very iopuiar urtd it is particularly extensive 111 1ondon during the war racing pigeons were used for carrying inissages when all other means of communica tion failed as a matter of fact the navy still uses them at times for car rying messages 0 maybe some of the resident in our new subdivisions would not mind having a couple of racing pigeons once in a while to carry messages they are still with out phones but this lack is being re medied much sooner than was origin ally thought possible but it prev ents us from contacting the people to give you further information at- oul them here are a few more na mes of residents who are living in houses built by nfcnally construction mr and mrs harry sanderson who live on orchard blvd mr sanderson is an a v line employee who form erly lived in weston mr and mrs neil kllison orchard blvd mr arid mrs calvin iaistcr valley view ltd mr ioistcr is a retired market gar dener from todmorden mr and mrs john itcnnctt main st south mr and mrs harry adams market st and dr and mrs jack kcrbys house on market street is nearing comple tion 85c 00c r5c asc b5c 85c 00c 05c 85c 115 85c 05c 100 85c 85c 00c fntusrily pie with butler crust chicken pie with crispy cnut chopped round steak with onion grilled liver snd bacon grilled uver snd onlona cheese omelette grilssse pork chop wlui apple ssuce grilled dosble pork chop with apple ssuce pork slutsce with apple ssuce grilled hun stesk with plneapplerlna bdedvesl cutlet with sliced tomstoe barbecued sbsrerlb auuvfus otost with crupy bseon ainsrsku omelette tk sbove incluhe soup or juice dtuert snd beveracc entrees rout chicken with savoury dressing f grilled club steak with onion p the above include soup or juice dessert and beverage we are justly proud of our specialties i tomatoes wltk grilled bseon 99 lxfc4 musbwmtvith grilled bseon on tout f thosbovc include soup or julcb- deuert and beverage also early ira specials630 to 9 artehuntwsvv crispy bacom toast and eojwtt ilvilmitlliiw salads krr and potato sliced cold chicken chicken and celery jellied chicken salmon and celery fish 70c si 10 m 05c m 85c 05c sj 00c 5e m 85e m e 00c deep fried scallop breaded fillet ot sole with tartar sauce salmon steak with lemon breaded jumbo shrimps with tartar sauce the above include soup or juice dessert and beverage vegetables creamed or french fried potatoes creamed csrrots orpeu desserts deep apple pineapple jello fruit salad rice puddlne cake with cherry sauce or ice cream beverages coffee milk or tea 1 vou would enjoy home made pies with ice cream or whipped cream fresh ffcilt cocktail 15c 20c so food prepared anddcoked by one of the fineni chef in ontario la geaftewe exclaslvelj at silvers as motor trucks huttonville lady was active church worker following a lengthy lllncas mr william john fruer 78 died st the home of her daughter llr n t ijirtlaw on may 18th formerly es ther maude wilson the daughter ef the late george and catherine ue- clure wilson ahe wu born at church- ville where she spent her early life in 1808 she wu married to william fruer who died eleven- years ago mrs fruer wu s faithful member of huttonville united churc snd sn honoured member ot the womens association aqd the wms she wu a woman of tine christian character enriching others who came into con tact with her mrs fruer la survived by three dsughters snd five sons mrs norman lsidlaw kate ot norval t meclure ot ottawa j hsrlsnd of falcon- bridge j m jack ot streetsvuie mr clayton davis jean of rock- wood mrs james steen mary mea- dowvale and g wilson snd w doug- lasf streetsvuie there are slso 23 grandchildren and four great grand children also left are t sister miss mabel wilson t snd two brothers james and ellery of churchvlue fu neral service wu held may 18th in the david a meclure funeral ifome brampton with rev erie warren bt huttonville officiating interment in churchvule cemetery mrs fraser ubbrne tortat by her sons and 7samsisiljsi n iraldwrv sensational new outstanding hew see whats hew at mw