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m i m tum mftmtojm hkkkltt et wha evening may jit ww 1 1 d 7 pages t 1 1 i t vl counlv fire organizatiorr 1 first in dominion formation of halton county fire association is another in a long list at firsts far halton the new association which came into being at a meeting in milton last week is the first time in on- arto history that such a group 4ill function on a county basis jttre chief jack harlow- anw william hyde represented the lov eat hre department at the meeting w wvimmnv w h a r ley motors 31 jotuvst tit 72591 which included representative from- tire departments in acton milton oajwsfe trafalgar nelson and burlington also present were- s a vince chairman of oakville- trafalgarbronte fire prevention association and a klarer of oak- vole trafalgar chamber of coddf merce re chief jack harlow aiid chief a e clement milton was elected chairman chief jack new ton acton secretary s a4 vince treasurer ihamber of commerce jnthe county wil be asked to sena rente jpntatfves to the next meeting tar ifiltan on june sni to discuss fut ure projects committees wer appointed on projetts publicity li terature and inspections at the meeting with georgetown and ac- ton to take charge of posters and trophies each fire department will contribute s to handle cost of tro phies tor fire prevention contests and material neces to car the program farm n1ws then ham homout of eohferriha the rebekah degree on her two daughters fell lift aars gladys crojier a a recant ceremony in mil- rssiarch in ftbd msans dollars in chickens a quarters worth of maybden- um added to two million pounds of poultry teed can mean an extra 18000 worth of chicken says texas researchers research on the aseve new control methods and prod uction techiques such as insect poisons often become outdated by something better just about the main farm products but tor the by products that come from them are time everybody gets used to them markets and prices not only tor the constantly changing practically every day a researcher somewhere turns up something new that can be used profitably on the farm m short farm operators and agricultu ral extension agents have to keep on their toes to keep up to the rap idly changing trends in agricul ture what was good enough for grandpa is good enough tor me just doesnt hold good in our pres ent day agricultural economy school has holiday while repairs were being made to the boiler at harrison school on tuesday pupils had a sunrise holi day the cold weather made the temperature too low for school to be conducted that day high taxes turn people ainst the government agi if someone had told me six months ago that so many people would vote conservative in this el ection i would not have believed it but in the interval public opinion has undergone a drastic change people have weighed their allegiance to the liberal party against the dictatorial action of the present government for example one man said to me my family has voted liberal for 100 years on june fcqth i will be the first to vote progressive conservative i can no longer condone the arrogance and greediness of the pre sent administration moreover i claim that the preseritlib- eral government falls far short of the ideals of sir wilfred laurier this is not an isolated case it represents a fastgrowing trend people are overlooking longheld political affiliations in their determination to replace the present government which is costing them too muchmoney they know that only the progressive conservatives have enough candidates throughout the country to win a majority 4ote this being so a vote for any other party is a wasted vote even in the conservative ranks of candidates are many former liberals wilfred laurier regnier conservative can didate in st boniface manitoba was a liberal can didate in the 1949 federal election in cochrane north the conservative candidate in the june 10th election has been both a federal and provincial candidate for the ccf in tor onto broadview the liberal candidate in 1953 joseph car- oil is now supporting conservative george hees and so it goes as the tide turns halton i am certain will be no exception when the bajlots are counted like other canadians people of this county recognize a serious prob lem a government has overtaxed causingmtsery and hard ship for thousands halton people say lets do something about it lets vote progressive conservative on june 10th yours sincerely kwtajaasbfisjbjbbw w nwaaebweejsabbwf rawsibsvsvaaga amatbewar f f xy i vmsw conservative candidate xut v a phxjoe heetkioarleaa r georgetown 712m m iifc- tonjqof lodge room- mrs crozier is noble grand of evening star lodge in milton they were two of seven candidates initiated at the ceremony which marked the 52nd birthday of the lodge sev eral georgetown rebekahs were present challenger farmer wedding at st johns on may 4th joyce farmer the daughter of mr and mrs harry farmer 4 arietta st became the bride of william ronald challeng er son of mr and mrs- kenneth challenger toronto in st johns united church officiating at the ceremony was rev morgan mc- farlane given in marriage by her father the bride chose a gown of white shantung and chantilly lace with empire bodjee and bouffant skirt her fingertip veil was caught to a tiara of seed pearls and iridescent sequins she carried yellow roses and lilac mums in spring green with headdress to match annunarie moore atten ded the bride as matron of honour while barbara ronald in daffodil yellow with matching headdress was bridesmaid dian and donna farmer nieces of the bride prece ded her to the altar in lilac organ dy attendants carried nosegays of yellow roses and mums with li lac sweet peas norman challen ger was groomsman for his broth er and ushers were william searle and james beattie receiving at the yellow briar inn brampton the brides mother wore a navy ensemble with a cor sage of yellow roses and mums the grooms mother wore pink and gold brocade with navy accessories and a corsage of pink roses and blue carnations among the guests were the brides great aunt mrs avery from kapuskasing and the grooms grandmother mrs ada baker toronto the couple left for a motor trip to quebec and the states the bride wearing a summer suit of pale green with yellow and black acces sories mr and mrs challenger will live at 8 main st georgetown social personal at a graduation ceremony rec ently in convocation hall univer sity of toronto jim kirkwood rec eived his bachelor of divinity de gree from emmanuel college where he has been studying for the united church ministry his par ents mr and mrs j p kirkwood and sister shirley 4 pauline st and mri ed peters 31 byron st attended the convocation on friday mr and mrs w t graham 23 market st were in guelph to attend the- graduation ceremonies at ontario agricultur al college their son gordon was member of the graduating class in agricultural science legion notes by lee clark- wed better get down to busi ness eight away with an apology monday being a holiday made it a short week in the herald this week so to be sure of getting the hockey banquet in the paper we wrote it up before it happened with the help of information from chairman frank cohnely we in tended to leave it until wednesday morning and make any final cor rections however someone used it on one of the herald pages that ran on tuesday as as a result it looked pretty silly telling of a guests who wasnt there and not including the list of prize winners well do our best to correct it and print the list of cup winners and those receiving crests either later or elsewhere in this issue we would ajab like to apologize fo alex konack for a mistake that appeared in the first issue of the branch iso news which will be given out at thursdays meeting somehow his name got left out of the picture but never mind alex we ran it in this weeks herald so people could sec who the handsome chap in the centre was thursday nights meeting is ex pected to be a real big one with a couple of 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dance club opens for season official opening of north hal ton golf a country club for this season took place on saturday when members competed in an afternoon tournament which fea tured amusing obstacles on various parts of the course a- buffet supper was followed in the evening by dancing wtfth music by the westernaires godfrey collier and mrs leon ard ward officiated when prise- winners were announced during the dinner hour mrs jack mal colm and james linton had low gross for the day mrs james f evans and sam mackenale were most honest golfers low score on the 0th was registered by mrs jack kerby and john bell low score on the- isk hy mrs john bell and jack- v kerby a partite for high score on the 5th hold was won hy joy laird and duke wli- amoo visitors who attended from outoftown wee mr and mrs fred ompman nt fatttv atafcti inside wo cabinets floors walls e and ceilings glorge b koller 39 water street have bradshaws flower ve a beautiful d a kl c i e j brighten showing of jffxir 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