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to the skim o the phes lome scots from peel durfferin and halton counties marched through the streets of georgetown on sunday october 27th for the regiments annual church parade upper right lts j g miller of brampton and e f unce of georgetown salute after placing a wreath on the cenotaph centre companies march smartly to georgetown presbyterian church where they heard an inspiring address by the minister rev a j calder who was assisted at the service by ang- glican padre capt d j woeller of orangeville service was followed by reception at the north hal- lon golf and country club at club house below are front row mrs e f conover and son peter stanley hall mpp for halton mrs e e lagerquist sandy best mp for halton standing lt e e laq- srquist honorary lt col j r barber who earlier took the salute and mapr e f conover parade ammander national farm policy is forum piscussion mrs m j brown the 195758 national farm ra dio forum season opened novem ber 4th ail forum groups in halton re port a good attendance and much discussion on the very timely topic national farm policy the groups agreed the greatest problem affecting all typosof farm ing today is the low prices receiv ed for farm commodities com pared with prices farmers must pay for what they buy shortage of adequate labour and overpro duction of some products were other problems mentioned 1 there were differences of opin ion on the question can a nation al farm policy be designed to raise the general level of agricul- lure and at the same time meet our needs the majority of the forums think such a policy could be arrived at and be advantageous to farmers probably be price sup ports or setting a higher standard for farm products one group feels it would be ver difficult to form a policy which would be sat isfactory to all as there is such a diversity of opinion as to what would constitute such a set up sugar and spice i m etta yuan tn t pagb 5 tot oioimmrroiym hgij wednesday november vmn vkff fellow wrote me the other day to see if id be interested in writ ing an article on hogs for cana dian swine a magazine produced by the canadian swme breeders association i could think of noth ing in which id be less interested at the time but the old girl got my dander up laevr that ridiculous she chor- imagina t wiiiiim about hose you dont knew a pty from a peccary sine i am consffc tvhoewltynabae to avoid arguing with navy- and- trying to prove im smarter than sh thinks i am ov say l 1 dan ahr wall sae ab out that soma off my boat friends ara swine and net fust canadian sarin either f soj started thinking about hogs and doing a little research the more i pondered on pigs the more fascinated i became before i was finished i determined to expose some of the canards about swine and present them in their true light as the useful fecund adapt able and amenable noblemen of the barnyard which have accom panied the progress of man thro ughout the world the quotes are from the encyclopedia first thing that strikes on about a hog is his absolute utility ithera it probably loss wast on if hog than any othor living croatur mans puqy body is just so much junk wh the spirit had departed not so swim a healthy hog just begins to gat into the act wh hes givon up hi ghost we carve him into succulent pork roasts tender hams tasty pork chops delectable spare ribs breakfasts would be a dead loss without that delicious back or side bacon he proffers his bristles ar used in brushes his skin made into fine leather and from the ears of lady hogs we make silk burses what other beast can boast such a variety of attractions after death onto of the bast points about hogs is that umliko children thoy will oat anything you can raise a hog for peanuts or on peanuts if you hav a good supply thoy thrive on garbage in fact for centuries thoy war maintained as tha family garnnago pail if things ara really tough theyll oven eat ther own children surely nothing could be mora economical to raise than that for thousands of years the hog was merely a friend of the family holding the place now reserved for the family dog when he died he was buried with tears this went on until a native of china lost his home by fire one day when he was down at the pub he rushed home when he got the news tears ada produces some of the baa bac on in the world why not have the hog a our national s in bf tha heaver hes twice as useful and his habits are much more akin to those off our p than ara the diligence and patience of the bea ver 1 before you begin to think i have gone hog wild on the subject i will say my final word to tha ladles ponder 6n what yea ham read her meditate on tha aoul- ity of the hog and next time yon get sore at the omt man dont say youre nothingbut a dirty pig hogs have feelings too you know hornby several church meetings keep ladies occupied the whs of hornby united church wet thursday nov 1th in the church basement mrs g sin clair opened the meeting with a hymn and the scripture reading mrs c wrigglesworth read the minutes of the last meeting the roll call was answered by all the members present ways of making money were dis cussed and also a special program for the christmas meeting the ninth line group was in charge of the program the meeting closed with the singing of a hymn mrs d leslie opened the wa with the singing of the theme song mrs l sampson read the minutes of the last meeting gave the treas urers report and read the corres pondence mrs n cantelon gave the report on the last banquet to which they catered two nominat ing committees were elected the last minute details for the bazaar nov 27th werejnade also for an other banquet to which they are catering a prayer closed the mee ting a delicious lunch was served by mrs wrigglesworth and mrs c brown a joint meeting of the wa s met in the church basement last monday evening mr c brown ac ted as chairman for the evening after the theme song mrs j reid road the scripture mrs d leslie led in prayer and everyone joined in the singing of a hymn mrs h learmont introduced the guest speaker mrs wilson she told the members how they could have two w a groups in church and be successful mrs jl samp son thanked mrs wilson for com ing and her helpful suggestions lunch was served by the even ing group sixteen members of the st ste phens anglican church guild met at the home of mrs john bradley on tuesday evening november 5th the president iaura plant open ed the meeting with the guild prayer mary flippancc read the minutes of the last meeting and irene saunders gave the treasurers ffrbawa daiftv parmbtltt op 400 huron s toronto free marie fraser3 new butter recipes write today 5 hi call tr 73271 tr 72674 concrete work footings cellar floors sidewalks block work brick laying for your construction needs carpentry homes garages kitchens bathrooms remodeling modernizing mcnafly construction rglnatrkt mar cnrstation l- tfafljfe jqsgl fcwmatfrftteil streaming from his ees as he i report marion robertson reported realised his pet pig was locked in lhat she sent gcl wc card the bathroom as he neared the to jcan drcwbrook from the guild house he was assailed by the odour i more artrclcs werc ha in and of roast pork and the atcr stop mrs bradlc brough the christ ped running out of his eyes and i mas cakcs shc had l for the began running out of his mouth bazaar sad to relate he ate his pet and thc guld dccided to adopt a this was the discover of pork as nwl famiiy for christmas irene a food fit for tpc gods but dont think for moment that hogs have served humanity only as food that h perhaps ttie least of thair accomplishments for one thing they have enriched our language immeasurably many of our most colourful expressions are direct from tha pigstye pigs for example are something nobody would consider buying in a poke even a handsome 1957 poke with hydramatic what would authors do if they couldnt dccribe nasty characters in their books as having little pig like eyes what would the vicious german officers in the movies say if schweinhund pig- dog weer denied them what would southern politicians do if they couldnt accuse their oppon ents of growing hog fat at the pub lic trough or eating too high off the hog another common misconception about hogs is that they ara dirty we ara always reading in books about spanishspeaking types call ing someone feelthy peeg or frenchman doing the same with sales cochens fact is they dont even sweat like humans so cant even be accused of hairing bo w thats why they like to wallow in mud and water its the only way they can cool their bodies this habitmtas given riser to the belief that hogs are foul in their habits but its the dirty man who makes the dirty hog given a chance they will be as clean as any other animals in similar environment and cleaner than lots of iiumans modern piggeries buht on this prin ciple are easily kept clean and san itary through the cooperation of the animals themselves e space dots not permit further ewlpajlilng on tha atarlhaa charac ter of hags bsf rd ilka ha make ene paint tha eaanoiay ef canada wat h on ttn heaver in ha in- that was ana bait v for roars new tha b ha imtt mart than a ieutence who atjllae olattta fn treeit taweaine anav sleeps fsretmtg aroaattym can hunter and irene saunders offer ed to look after this project the next meeting will be held in the church basement tuesday november 19th the meeting clo sed with prajers and lunch was served jack simpson and ed bailey left for a deer hunting trip with cahin bailey in thc hal i burton district friends of joe thompson had a part for him on saturday night and presented him with a bridge table and chairs norval tells institute group about trip to ceylon mrs john mccullough a mem ber of the acww gave a very interesting description of her trip to ceylon and around the world when she was introduced by mrs oliver hunter as guest speaker at the november meeting oi norval womens institute the ladies met at the home of mrs collins mrs hunter who is convener of historical research and current events was in charge of the pro gram and called on mrs walter fidlcr to give current events mrs mccullough had two colourful movies to show the ladies it was thc first time the acww confer ence had been held in the eastern hemisphere there werc members from 28 countries which included forty canadians during a short business period the georgetown fall fair commit tee reported excellent results for the entries mrs don murray and mrs burke reported on their lamp shade project mrs graydoji chester reminded the ladles of district annual day in milton on november 14th when reports were presented on the ceylon trip by some of the members of the as sociated countrywomen of the world mrs d murray and mrs h mc laughlin assisted the hostess in serving tea and sandwiches on december 6th tha wx will meat in gebrtown at the home of mrs oliyer ranter and roll call will be a gift for chudrans aid county fire pqster prizes go to georgetown glen in a eountywide- contest for pupils will have their names and grade 5 pupils sponsored by hal- schools chapel st and glen wil ton fire prevention bureau geor- liams recorded on it as well getown and glen williams copped each receives a desk pen set with the top prise in both boys and a statuette in gold of a fireman girls division it is the brst year the competi- ricky parry son of mr anttja5 has taken place the fire mrs thomas parry 177 main st n and carol marchment daughter of mr and mrs earl marchment glen williams submitted the priaewiniiufg entries a hand some trophy is given for annual competition in each xla and the prevention bureau was established only this year the trophies have been donated by halton farmers mutual insurance co trophies and winniogposbsrs are on display this week in the herald office hdjqwis an electronic reservations bntn was demonstrated reeently in toronto by transcanada air lanes the prototype machine with- a memory waa built for tca by fenanti electric 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