Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), April 16, 1958, p. 12

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the editorial page of the renfrew advance she fla yed me in rhyme and it was so ad roit polished and witty that it has been reproduced in many pa pers across the country if not the first time ive been attacked by a female no inoeerfy when i was young and in my prim they used to do it all the time in those days i ust relaxed and enioyed if but after more than a decade of marrlaoo i auto- omafically commence apotoglilrtg when im the focal point of a fam ine assault the lady s plaint was entitled the idle of smiley s wife she suggested that while it might be entertaining to read about ft she didnt knowhpw yny woman could put up with the abuse domestic and verbal that my old la- uh i mean my cherished spouse does she further intimated that it jvould be a pleasant change if just once when i mention my wife in this column i said something nice out her before we got any further into this apology girls lefs get one thing clear if anybody gets push ed around at our house it is not my wife and it it not my kids if thafs established i ii accept the challenge and say some nice things about the old bat uh i mean my dear good frau and i can think of real reason she is sometimes treated rather cavaherlj in these columns and i might as well ad mit it is pure jealousy it s the only way i have of getting even in the first place she s young and goodlooking i m neither you shoulfhjhave seen her at the news paper convention we attended last weekend a circle of men around her six feet tall and six feet deep every time i timidly tried to el bow into the ring one of them would snarl without looking round ok later waiter then she accomplished shi can plaj thi piano like amthml both hands at once so can the kids people arc alw a s aukini them to plaj the onl thint i farm news be writing us is la is 4mi eat hed bettor k crefea hbwtteweaft lili fi hi hi iih jatrtlttih i the oae to obese by teetauw mm smarts deadest fames eeal or ji i tananj eafodtmdeetatecehealabdiherhst eeat it low tee see year smarts dealer f or partksdan rhthompson hardware or a gas heating hardware ft plumbing phone tr 72971 farm pond policy approveo for 1958 j e w halton s agricultural committee under the chairmanship of reeve john milne is recommending that the county farm pond policy be continued during 1958 since the policy came into effect six jcars ago a total of 73 farm ponds in halton have been approved under the policy which provides a sub- 5id of fifty per cent of the cost up to a maximum of si 00 this financial assistance is pro vided jointly by the halton coun i council m cooperation with the i ontario department of agricul j ture i in order to quahf for this fin ancial assistance interested farm operators must first make appltc ation before anv construction work begins at the agricultural offict in milton the proposed site is then inspected and if batisfatcor construction work maj commence halton farm operators contempla ting the construction of a farm pond in 1958 should lose no time in filing their applicatoins which arc accepted in the order recti v ed only a limited number of ponds can be approved in any one year and in order tev qualify must have as their objective to prov ide water for either domestic or livestock purposes fire protection or irrigation purposes bugarbutt hlxttmjf wool the government deficiency pay ment applies only on properly graded wools secure the utmost by patronizing your own organize lion ship collect to our registered warehouse no 1 weston ont obtain sacks and twine without charge from clare w wilson edith st crown w l sanderson bx 93 bajllnefed a mrstark georgetown or by writing to canadian cooperative wool growers limited 217 bay sl toronto canada dairy herd policy nets i farmers more in returns jew in these dajs of the squeeze in agriculture it is a source of sat isfaction to find that in general dairy herd improvement associ ation members in halton arc forg ing ahead data was recently re ceied from the farm economics branch of the ont dcpt of agn culture which present the compar ative costs and returns of 41 halton dh1a members for the j ear ma 1st 1951 to april 30 1952 and again for the ear may 1 1956 to april 30 195 this re veals that on the average the 41 dhia members hae increased the net e turns from their herds from an average of 502 to 1992 n the five jear period after dc ducting he cost of feed over head and other expenditures in connection with the dair busin ess it is encouraging to note that these 41 halton operators on the average have practical doubted the return per hour for the labour spent on the dairj end of the farm business nothrr feature of the stud rc eals that the se 41 p rators hae on the average cut the fosl of pr tilucing milk bj 59 cents per cwt i were a little disap pointed to note however thil the average production per cow in the fie ear period instead of show trig an increase as we had anticipa led was down 40 lbs per cow on the ears production we cant help but think however that this slight reduction was due to the poor quality hay crop taken off in 1956 and along with this with the exception of those who had tjarry and rodney varieties the quality of the grain crop was poor too the analyses also reveals that the size of herd in the five year period had steppedup from an average of 16cowin the 41 herds to an average of 22 cows along with this the group of 41 had improved in their feeding efficiency labour efficiency and use of capital in shcrt as we sec it the analyses reveals what better farm management practices will do even though many costs such as taxes equip ment etc have increased in the five year period social a personal mrs marion barber 26 edith st is awa on a trip to the bah amas and florida mrs barber who is employed with john r barber travel agencv flew to nassau on- a tca familiarization trip and staed a few days at the fort montague beach hotel re turning by way of miami and tam pa she will also be visiting at mer georgetown residents mr and mcr georgetown resident mr and mrs don mclaughlin r of tfce 1 can play is the kettle drum and the only time im asked to play is when the regular drummer in the town band doesnt show up for a parade on a day when there s a blizzard she has quite a voice too she can b in the kitchen the washing machine thumping away and car ry on a simultaneous conversation with hugh up in the bathroom me down cellar kim in the llvfng- roonv without a sign of strain and without misting a syllabi her arms are getting a bit flat though from having thorn go thro the wringer while shes trying to coordinate the conversation pushing jealousy firmly aside however there are lots of nice things i can say about her one thing i veappreciated ever since we were married is that she has never pestered me for money she just goes around charging every thing for pin money she turns in the empties another thing shes a grand cook oh i dont mean a good plain cook like everybodys moth er used to be nor do 1 mean one of these modern kitchen artists who are always fooling around with some ghastly mess like spag hetti and meatballs or homemade chow main i mean the kind of cook who can add a dash of this salt and a pinch of that pepper to a can of habitant pea soup and serve it with an air and a box of crackers another thing i do like she s no backseat driver like so many women no sir she sits right up there in front and the only time she optns her mouth is when she s coming to a curve a car is ap proaching there s a red light ah cad somebodv is walking on the side of the road i m too far over on m own side too dose to the middle gomt too fast or too slow she s a wonderful mother she has those kids so well trained they do exactly as theyre told about once out of every four times she s a dandy painter even tho she always quits before the job is done with piebald results she can go through a pile of ironing like nothing you ever saw espec ally when shes looking for a pair of pyiamas for the kids that don t need ironing shes getting pretty good at sto king the furnace and she can go liketribal out of hell behind a lawn mow lt the more i think of it the more i realize the lady was right and i should say more nice things about her ladyship its taken me more than tenears to train her but the results are worth it large attendance at astir thankoffirino the easter thankoffering of the union wms had its largest atten dance ever on good friday april 4th when over 60 members for mer members and visitors gather ed at the home of mrs c g btsh op the guest speaker for the meeting was mrs flutl of cooks- ville who chose as her topic the journey to the cross mrs fluti was introduced by mrs art mc- kane and thanked by mrs owens macdonald the roll call was responded to with an easter verse and the-ccrip- ture was read and explained by mrs harvey puckering mrs f l thompson led in prayer after which a solo o come and mourn was sung by mrs g l royal the easter reading i simon of cyrene was taken bv betty jean anderson mrs wilfrid leslie and mrs lloyd crichton were conveners while mrs art mckanc and mrs don dolson comprised the pro gram committee a lunch was served at the close of the meeting by the assistant hostesses m legion wjt has tuesday euchre party a euchre in the legion hall sponsored by the legion w a drew ten tables of euchre players tuesday night april 8th with the first prize going to mrs lloyd boyd mrs george alcotl was sec ond mrs bob bonfield 3rd and mrs george walters 4th the door prize was won by mrs g lameronl and mrs kathleen king and mrs norm snyder won the carrying prizes the winner of the prize for low score was mrs harold stoddart of trenton only a week until day light saving time gives us an ex tra hour of daylight in the even ing it starts on april 27th notice to creditors in the estate of fred g ap- pleyard caseinaker deceased all persons having claims ag ainst the estate- of fred g apple- ard late of the town of georges town casemakcr who died on or about the 17lh day of rebruarj 1958 are herehj notified to send particulars of same to the under signed on or before the first da of ma 1958 after which date the estate will be distributed with re gard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any pcrsbn of whose claim she shall not then have notice dated at georgetown this first da of april 1958 mary e appleyard admini stratrix of the estate of fred j appleyard by her solid tors dale and bennett and latimer georgetown ont 416 your satisfaction is our success we are fully equipped for any of this work and with the most reliable and capable men our prices are very reasonable either hourly monthly or contract rates no charge for advice or estimates we give you 24 hour service m window cleaning aluminum storm windows are a specialty with us m general maintenance waterproofing basements most colors available m repairs to roofs any type v repairs to chimneys m interior and exterior 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