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i tiwoiooll0wnhiajt t wednesday aftfe sep 4fh 1w r 3 cabs 3 kamoeoumd glen taxi tr 72432 mis twins woodworking sash trim uanehoose tk 72162 open evenings tiir9 saturdays till 5 lltfiuylaofwilahi ww jioftfy at feorjaiowfl fair corey e herrington proprietor of sunset farm and editor of lea ther fende poultry paper and a e waldie milton have been ap pointed judges for the poultry show at georgetown fall fair this year their appointment was made at a recent meeting of georgetown and helton county poultry associa tion which took place at the home of mr and mrs tom clark glen wuuams mitch of the business portion of the meeting was taken up with listing specials for the show which will take place on qc- parmnawts sided at the meeting a report was given by delgateswho had atten ded the royal booster club meet ing in hamilton it was general opinion that all fanciers should support this club and the royal show and a letter will he written to the dub promising all help pos sible lartertstlns hats in cauda picker report j kw the 30th annual report of can- ada packers limited for the year ending march 17th 1857 contains much of interest to au live stock producers we note that their sales totalled 46748763 for the prec eding twelve months this is an in crease of nearly thirtythree mil lion dollars over the previous year their net profit while four and a hall million dollars is some 240- 000 lower than preceding year it is also interesting to note that the total pounds of produce sold reached a new high 34j0oo0o9 pounds that statement in itself helps one to understand how the packer can operate on such a narrow margin of profit one eighth of a cent per pound bandsmans son awarded toronto u bursary bob landstwrough whose father has played trumpet fan the lome scots band for several years has enrolled at the university of to ronto where he will be taking a course in electrical engineering the 19yearold acton hoy who graduated in june at acton high school has been awarded a 500 bursary hamilton construction 66 pmncschartes duvc tr 73480 homes garages concrete work industrial requirements renovattoms hng supplies 7t to producer for the year under review the distribution of the sales dollar for the products derived from live stock is revealed as follows 78c to producer for livestock 1728c for salaries wages and expenses 382c for materials and packages 48c for income taxes 42c for profit it is difficult for the layman to understand how the packing indus try prospers on a margin of profit so much lower than is the case in most industries the answer would appear to be linked with volume business plus rapid turnover of capital the capital employed in the packing industry is turned ov er several times per year meat consumption up with exports of neat products dwindling it is fortunate for can ada that we have an increasing po pulation and a rising per capita consumption of meat according to the dominion bureau of statis tics the per capita cnsaimption of meat in 1966 was 154 1 pounds plus 31 6 pounds of poultry this is in increase of 27 pounds of meat and 1 6 pounds of poultry per capita oer the previous year most of the increase in meit is in terms of more beef only woman driver to complete the recent 240mile lohdon-to- brighton ontario four of antique autos was mrs neil kennedy of cobourg right she drove this 1931 lesalle with the assistance of mrs henri smith centre of oakville the tour first of oih kind in canada had 50- entries and was patterned after rise famous uorv- dontobrihton tour in england it was sponsored by the antique automobile club ontario division gasoline and service were sup plied by british americanoil with major automotive manufacturers entertaining she ldcat drivers along the threeday route three grandmothers present at mjchananc0pelanl rites m farm news udii every building need has town victoria st improved with resurfacing a decided improvement been made on an important artery victoria st the road in bad shape for some tune has been resurfaced to provide a better approach to the smith stone plant fall is the best time to apply limestone j e w agricultural limestone may be applied at any season of the year however in our opinion fall is an excellent tune to get the job done agricultural limestone may b secured from at least two quar ries in the area at a cost od si 50 per ton loaded on truck the ideal arrangement is to hire someone to haul and spread the limestone all in one operation the ontario department of agri culture pays a subsidy on trans portation o agricultural lime stone which is based on 5 cents per ton up to a maximum of 200 per ton the first step is to send one or more soil samples away for analysis sample boxes with the necessary instruction sheets etc are available at the agricultural office in milton new fire bombing method tested in canada aerial dfaoustralloii featured at national forest ran meet charlo kbva new lira aad water ailalaiie strated bare car the first anna canada at part of a forest are po by section of the and paper tacular display us lira control canada and the tjhdted states two staarnaa hlplaae bombed the thunaa with 108 fanon toads of the adxtare m thaw fifty feat ever a bpertahj hunt banns ore dropped at a ma bat rather than a tha brash to retard to weald be to eeatror small urea and keep them firawj great hopea ana placed on the mixture as a bra when d around or ta ad- ranee of a tire tt will effec hnmlate the brash and against the faunae thereby toa die bum aatn around can pat tha ore nadereantrol despite the chtemlcara be ground ota fighting tend tools bufljoaera and port able pumping eonipmeat will ettu bo neeaasarg ta eombattjag forest area it was revealed in addition to the nonatration ether forme at aataraomhinf front tea japi we standards of pastel shaded glad ioli decorated the altar of christ anglican church brampton- dor the marriage of sheila anne dau ghter of mr and sirs gordon if copeland railroad st brampton to frederick richard son of mr and mrs richard buchanan of god- erich rev c allan johnson of ficiated at the doublering cererat ony giyen in marriage by her father the bride chose a fulllength bouf fant gown of white net with appli- qued chantilly lace over white sa tin the bodice featured a sabrina neckline and leng lilypointed slee ves of lace a lace cap adorned with sequins held the shoulder length illusion veu and she carried a bouquet of whiand red carna tions miss helen sims the bridesmaid wore an ocfthe shoulder ballerina length gown of delphinium blue crystauette paniers on the skurt were held with flowered appliques from which fell layers of matching nylon net a white picture hat and white shoes and mittens to match her gown completed her outfit and she carried a bouquet of deep pink and white carnations john buchanan was his brothers groomsman and ushering were marce41e buchanan another bro ther of the groom and donald aubin following the ceremony a recep tion and wedding luncheon was held at the queens hotel the brides mother received the guests wearing a gown of flowered nylon over matching tacfeta with white accessories and a corsage of white and pink carnations the grooms mother assisted in a prin ted blue silk sheath with rounded neckline and three quarter length sleeves she wore a corsage of pink carnations and white baby munis among the honored guests wete the- brides grandmothers mrs harry ferry formerly of george town and mrs r copeland botnof brampton and one of the grooms grandmothers mrs l m pope of goderich the grooms maternal grandmother mrs a jacques ef sherbrooke quebec was unable to attend the bride wore a beige linen suit with white polka trim and white accessories and a corsage of pink and white carnations and white hahy mums when the couple left for a honeymoon on their re turn they will reside in brampton outoftown guests were present from toronto georgetwn goder ich acton washago and montreal meet the prime ministerof 2017 we think so anyway whatever his future our job is to provide him with the best we can that takes money that s wily were saving regularly and that s why weve opened an account for jimmy at the canadian bank of co mmerce tss aaiatan acaoss caaaaa tctsvtesavc tea georgetown branch d ml wingrove manager attention milk producers nows the time to boost your milk production w have very a price on all dairy feeds doe to improved production methods in our plant special attention to both feeders halt0n cooperative supplies georgetown trianele 72371 haix stones as large as peas fell in some quantity during a severe electrical storm monday afternoon in this district hafotaflrtanmfh tonta b tested m a wttataarm tfrstwunan of xatardiac fcrsst fswetthe avjdftim mix- irota tha ibna and hi tb tin tnouauiamwmaenm anin with 1 sntd other lira flghttog eqatyuent atatarad on the proaranime of a forest fire ret coiifovaca apoonreol by tha woodlands seetton of the canadian f jzqj fly foot levels to tomb tha blaxe lower photo 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