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tub oewoetown hrralj edneadar brit- sept iv 1888 at chuck tylers ba station on no 7 hwy it lh eaata m enti of town asenaannahaasnaabanaaaannanbej for one dat omy this money savino opportunity repeated 100 car wash saturday september 20th 9 am to 5 pm sponsored by the georgetown rover scout crew plan historic tour along credit valley an unusual opportunity to take part in one of he most interesting tours of the credit valley and peel county historical spots will be of fered the public on saturday sep tember 27 when the womens n stitutes of peel and the peel coun ty soil arid crop improvement as sociation will join forces with the ontario department of agriculture and the historical sites advisory board of the credit vauey con servation authority in sponsoring the project for some years the peel county soil and crop imporvemenvs- gociation has been staging a farm family conservation tour timed to coincide with the turning of the leaves in the fall this year it has been decided to widen the scope of the activities and to extend a cor dial invitation to the general pub lic to participate the tour will be in a 100mile round trip thru the ever beautiful credit valley with the entire emphasis on- historical sites and early history of the area while the starting point for the 4rip has been arranged for 930 ajn at brampton fair grounds it will be possible for private par ties to pick up the cavalcade of cars and buses at any desired point or leave when necessary for that reason the approximate times the tour will reach various stops enroute are included here after leaving brampton the pro cession will go to erindale via no 10 highway and no 5 highway ar riving there at 10 ami here an op portunity will be given to see some of the old buildings and hear a short discussion on indian his- tory and early pioneer settlement the tour will then continue north through streetsville following the credit through to meadowvaleand churchville here homes of unit ed empire loyalists will be seen and a visit made to one of the very- old peel cemeteries a short discussion will be held on the development of that particular area and at about 1030 the gath ering will proceed through nor- val up the town line to george town where the famous old bar bers mill will be visited this was first a woollen mill about a century ago and then became paper mill leaving here about 1120 am the tour will journey to the beautiful terra cotta con servation area owned by the cre dit valley conservation authority this year alone the terra cotta park has been the mecca for thousands of families enjoying outings for the day please bring your own lunchbasket to be en joyed picnic style hot coffee is to be supplied by the conserv ation authority following the hour long lunch period from twelve until one oclock the tour will start again and travel through cheltenham acton fall fair friday saturday september 1920 in acton park variety horse show friday s00 pm acton citizens band junior pipe band live stock exhibit stock parade hah exhibit midway rides contests otchestta 1 a ii at e saturday good v ft ii v c night harold fobert ltd is one of six local contractors participating in a parade of homes scheduled to open september 26th and continue through the next week 5how homes being constructed in the new part of the delrex subdivision in the vicinity of sykes tool plant will be open for inspec tion that weekt mr fobert is shown in front of a similar type of house which he has been construc ting on a large scale in the subdivision during the past year ontario fall fairs boston mills inglewood to the spectacular forks of the credit and cataract junction where a brief history will be given of the power developments and onetime wl georgetown fall fair only- gold rush there leaving the cai awa 3 the uract about two or 230 oclock i following history of ontario fairs visit will be made to the pioneer ppropnate at this time pot luck supper is first fall activity a delicious pot luck dinner was enjoyed by the members of group 4 of sl johns united church wa tuesday night at the home of the convener mrs walter t evans this is an annual affair and gets the group off to a g start in their fall activities the dinner was followed by short business meeting conducted 4y mrs evans who began with reading the inspirational poem i shall not pass this way again mrs c j buck led in a devotion al period basing her remarks on the theme faith plans were discussed for a booth at the an nual bazaar mrs a vannatter read a poem by ralph gordon en titled lifes evening grist mill at alton which has been j in operation more than 100 years v leaving alton about 310 pm the next part of the trip will be thru caledon village to the 4th line east and the old stone church erected in 1853 where the story of early settlement in this area will be told leaving here about 4 oclock the touring group will head homeward alqng the fourth line east a truly beautiful road with a magnificent view while you are encouraged to travel as family units in cars should you wish to hire a bus it is quite in order but please contact miss mabel borgstrom home economist for peel county at at streetsville or mr j w mccullough peel coun ty agricultural representative if busloads are planned dont for get your lunch and plan now to attend qualified historians will be using public address systems so all fnay hear the story of peel countys early days the article taken from the mun icipal world was written by fred baker ont dept free fresfy this week c tv antennae installed guaranteeing reception with the purchase of a 59 model fairbanks morse or marconi t e l e v i s i 0 n highest allowance for your present set long easy terms no down payment see this magnificent line for 59 woolhead cook furniture t water sts georgetown tr 72572 e one stop for complete home furnishings director of publicity of agriculture despite the international rec ognition that has been accorded the canadian national exhibition the great annual show is a conv parative upstart as far as on tario fairs are concerned while the small rural fair may look with some satisfaction in the realiza tion that the hi show sprang from such a local exhibition that is a feature of our towns and villages today while with a few exceptions many of them are unknown out side of their immediate area there were 246 rural fairs held in on tario last year and it is gratify ing that 70 per cent of them had an increase in exhibitors and 66 per cent had higher gate receipts than in the previous year it rould seem therefore that tbe tntario rural fair continues play an increasingly important part in the social and economic life of the province in addition to providing a show window where agricultural ma- i chincry and the latest advances j in husbandry can be demonstra- ted the ontario fall fair contin ues to play an important part in fostering a better understanding between the rural and urban resi dents of the province through exhibits and demonstrations a bet ter understanding of the problems of the farm is brought home to the urban dweller in turn some insight into the complexities of urban life is given the farmer this cannot do other than lead to a better appreciation of each oth ers problems and work to the advantage of both segments of the population it was not long after the first settlement of ontario that the country fair made its appearance settlement in ontario commenced in 1783 and in 1792 had progres sed sufficiently along the niagara river and peninsula to justify the formation of an agricultural soci ety and the holding of the first fair in ontario this pioneer society had its headquarters at niagaraont he- lake then known as newark and had as its distinguished president governor simcoe agricultural societies and the annual fairs sponsored by them gradually became organized ill over ontario as settlement in the province progressed in 1845 a provincial association was formed and in 1846 the first provincial fair was held in tor onto out of that fair the cana dian national exhibition had its birth thus out of a little society or ganized in 1792 which held a fair that saw fewer than a score fif ex hibitors and had a prize list ot only a few pounds develipvj the great exhibitions at toronto lon don and ottawa as well as the hundreds of fairs that play mich an important part in the rural life of the province get the service you pay for by having john s repair your defective tv appliances our work is tops our prices reasonable call on u for the answer to all your tv i appliance troubles tr 79453 for johns yeadons memoria monuments grave markers and cemetery lettering 22 king street east georgetown phone tr 74573 you deserve the best in automatic hearing one contract covers first line aearlne finest in imrtluhon fell warranty stroke all narcheif repairs to fleers walla trim plaster fer the aery best in heetina tasmuhens call tr 7o02 bergs electro lab rfc haltmei wane ah- water er steam heat 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