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sll u our jjtaiur curs again to tau merry chruttnat to ait our frtindt and migkboru alfred j bishop cmartcrfd accountant main st s tr 7 3351 otamm mr tht wonuhat holldmy tpmt el joy mnd pmc be with you and yoan 1 trmnim tin oriole block ltd glen williams triangu 73471 fcji cbs television 1956 1 21 inch value lowest priced quality tv jflp ipijfr v v an m special sale price only buy now and save no down payment monthly payments of 14 afc 1 re television 5 t21rvesleyan st idnovtbwn no 3 rrject si 21 10 23 20s 31 pafcm nbw d drill survey reveals improvement j e w the seed survey made by county weed inspector thomas bradley last sprioe reveals coiuniied improves ment in the quality of seed being sown by halton farmers mr bradley collected a total of 75 samples direct from the sed drills two third of theve were certal grains and one- third was ui the form of small seed the analysis of the samples was made by the plant products iviion of the canada department of agriculture here is the picture revealed for 1wj and also comparative figures for h year 152 and 1w7 year tjo 1 no 2 1055 63 12x 10m 55v 10 1m7 sb 11 us wkt ctaanad it l jntrrrstlbk to note that of the cereal train samples cleaned at home only m per cent were no i in contrast to 88 per cent whore the grain has boeu cleaned at central cleaning plant in the case of small seeds those which had been pureh ased from a seed dealer certainly were of higher quality than those grown on the home farm 86 per cent of thostf purchased from seed dealer made no 1 grade and the other 14 per cent were no 2 with none going no 3 or rejected in the farm grown group only 33 per cent made no 1 22 per cent were no 2 12 per cent no 3 and 33 per centgraded rejec ted it is also gratifying to note an in crease in the percentage who are treating their grain for control of smut tlie 10w survey revests that 78 per cent had been treated in con trast to 68 per cent in 1052 while there is still plenty of room for improvement it is nevertheless gratifying to note the improvement over a similar survey made in 1047 local farm operators a more complrtc report on haltuns sed drill survey of 1055 will he made b county weed inspector tom ilrad- ley at the annual meeting of the hal ton soil and crop lmpruvrmrnt asso ciation on december 2ftth in the mil ton town hall iocal farm operators who will also present brief reports at the mornlnn sesaion of this live or ganization will include clcbrrl mr iowrll ut hornby who will relate his experience in srrdins alfalfa and bromc on winter wheat in the fall harvey nunc of ashgrove on his ex perience with ixxc housing and a milking parlour john w picket of hornby on the 1053 soils and lands use tour fyfc somerville of act on and ekn klla of hornby on their re spective iong term pasture demon stration plots etc the ladles of the scotch mock wo mens institute have again agreed to serve- one of those appetizing lunches for which they hive gained an envia ble reputation we also understand from president hois sets worth that there will be lucky door priies int for those on deck at 1030 when the meeting commences second for those on time who have never previously attended one of haltons former soil and crop annual and finally to the- farm operator bring the largest car load of first timers numerous inquiries are being received at the milton office of the ont dept of ag riculture as to who won the gold watch donated by the milton milling co for the top yield in the halton grain corn competition that too will be revealed at this popular an nual meetinn in fact the winner will reveal how he secured his 114 bus yield these and other features all point to a record crowd being out to hear professor tom lane on soils tillage power and crop yields and their relationship to one another i two hundred children in st johns concert a csit of two hundred elicited chil dren directed by elghtecen just as excited teachers combined to tell the story of christmss in the hood old sunday school concert held in the memorial hall of st johnv united church on friday for two and a half hours a capac ity audience heard and saw the treat story in a ureal many ways the beginners class under mrs ro bert dsrou mrs chester dcforest floria alcott and toni lee opened the concert with songs and flannol- graph story of christmas gail kinga class of six and seven years a sweet merry christmas number and judy prouse ssng a solo mrs jack daileya class of eight years did a group recit ation of the christmas scripture and mrs ii chappels class of eight years did a clever merry christmas number cecil mcnamaras class under the di rection of mrs vera mccumber did a skit to light the way and hobby mccumber of this group sang a solo xmas long ago fran deans class did a scries of recitations about christ mas mrs gordon kings class gave a play the christmas angels kay mccumbors class did a play tho shepherds who slept boys from jack ttunhams class wayne fioblg robert wrlgglesworth peter for grave played christmas music on their band instruments and david kidney and hubert kux sang two duets mrs jack watsons class gavo an interesting rendition of the bible tells me so mn bob southers class had a play syzette goes christ mas hdv morgan mefarlanv class under the ulreetlon and assistance of att- wisksyouavhty if heinz pore tomato 11 ut botue nkw chop kancy qua1jty mixed nuts 1 lb cello psg tt f ketchup 23c iga uanzanuja 8 ox- jar stuffed olives 39c stokelvs fancy 20 os lutt tomato juice 2 for 25c 1ga kancy 28 ox us fruit cocktail 39c oours fancy 20 ox ua sliced pineapple 33c hoiun hood 30 ox- pkg fruit cake mix 59e ockan sillay w1ioik oil jellied 13 ox tin cranberry sauce 23c rtrawicwwwkhktiwkwiahhv top quality grade a predreaaed no wuli turkeys yountf hens 10 to 10 lb average lb 59c ready to kat fully skinned short shank fully cooked whole or half burns shamrock pure pork 1 lb bag sausage meat 35c popular brands cigarettes carton of 200 mapie ikak tendersweef or swifts premium boneless smoked whole or half ib 65c maplk leak lean iundijss 1 lb pkg side bacon 59c a christmas traditioni florida iahge size 175s zipper skin 2 green giant fancy peas is oz tins 2 for 33c green giant kancy corn niblets 14 ox tins 2 for 33c tangerines 35c iga i1rand selected quality 1 lb pkg cranberries 25c caijkornia plump sweet emperor red grapes 2 lbs 29c florida new chop tender green pascal large bundle celery hearts 17c california icei1erg crisp solid heads jumbo heads lettuce 2 for 35c marsh grown golden washed 3 ib bag i carrots 19c frozen food features pictsweet 15 ox pkf strawberries 39c pictsweet 12 ox pkg l green peas 23c final play no noom at the inn santa arrived just at the last num ber was ended and settled himself down to have a word with each child and to present them with a gift lace the aypa rev kenneth rich ardson read the ninth lessen in which st john unfolds the mystery of the incarnation doxens of candles lit the church for the impressive service which was at tended by a capacity contrresatlon xtmrmntt l nine lessons carols in st georges candlelight a carol aervln which originated in kings coilesc cambridge was pres ented here for the first time sunday evening ss speclsl christmas at- traction at st georgea anglican church familiar carols were interspersed between the reading of acripturo and which traced tho mighty acts of god from creation to redemption the senior and junior choirs led by hr- and mrs bruce harding and thomas warnes blended their voices with or gan and violin accompaniment by mrs w f bradley and mrs j r staines in special anthems mr wr- ncssang o holy night prior to the processional and ganna doherty sang gesu bambino dlfferont phase of church uto con tributed to the lesson reading billy entfleby represented the boy chorls- ten fred helson senior choristers paul armstrong servers edwin wil son lay readers sam penrlce lay del- jegates wilfred mlno sunday school sum jim bargent brotherhood of provincial employee entertain their familtea two hundred children of provincial paper mills ltd employees were trea ted to a christmas party in the leg- ion hall last sunday afternoon at 2 pm there was a brightly lighted christmas tree and santa to distrib ute presents to each one a program of cartoon films were enjoyed before the arrival of santa claua also during the afternoon there was a lucky draw for turkeys and chi ckens those who won turkeys were larry maughan george sargent jack korr tom herbert and andy hunter winner of chickens included ed mc- dcrmott wib bradley kea van llcre mrs harvey chappel and rocco lorruso wxicsctctciiieih livingstones bakery i s tooneandajll thi season osftatotasi rkw and best wlshei for oy at chrjjtiip main stl