Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), October 29, 1958, p. 17

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tmi moerrbwn hmald vmdmmbv ln oct wj lome scots participate in civil defence exercises there are still thousands of survivors in toronto and hamil ton many of whom have been in- jured burned exposed to radia tion and are suffering from shock the utmost we can hope for in this world is contentment authors name below life seems to be a con tinuous struggle as soon is we leave mothers pro tective womb we cry for our food and from then on try our best to secure the necessities of existence plus some happiness those who live contented lives are fortunate wise men teach that contentment comes from religious be lief living in accordance with the golden rule and enjoying good health our work as a pharma cist is dedicated to your better health it is our priv ilege to supply the medi cines and health aids so necessary for your content ment wc welcome the op portunity to be of help your physician can phone triangle 73692 when you need a medicine pick up your prescription if shopping near us or let us deliver promptly without extra charge a great many people entrust us with their prescriptions may we com pound yours maccormacks drugs prescriptions chemists 9 main st n tr 73a92 quotation by joseph addison 1672 1719 copyright 1958 10w4 vwoovworktnc limehouse tr 79131 travel notes reduced airline prices to europe nw cnomy cibu far toronto to london x740 rtum toronto to glasgow 44940 rtw7 only 10 down full particulars at john r barber traval advisor john k same agency insurance travel tr 7m14 m district veterinarians meet here at gok club if charles sayers was host when members of the midontario veterinarians association held their annual meeting on october 22nd at north halton golf and country club dr sayers retired as president when elections were held as part of the days program- there were four speakers in the afternoon including dr james archibald of the ontario veter inary college staff who has return ed from a visit overseas he told of how veterinary colleges oper ate in vienna and glasgow where he spent several weeks as well as in parts of germany and eng land dr blair ardicl clarks burg told of his work with swine when he lived in the us com belt dr gilbertso dundalk discussed rabic treatment in cat tle dr don davies ux bridge described surgvry methods in 1 an ger animals the ladies were entertained during the afternoon with a tour of the alliance paper mills and later had tea at kirk kraft studio norval the evening dinner wa fol lowed with a film on the develop ment at kitimat bc new association officers arc dr t darlington wuodbrulttc presi dent dr john see malt on 1st vicepresident dr c hyatt wiar- ton 2nd vicepresident and dr h m legard weston secretary treasurer natural gas does so much cofs so imimt unless they are evacuated within the next few hours the death rate will increase sharply many of the major exits from both cities are blocked by dere lict vehicles which had been caught at the time of the blast and thousands of survivors foot when the main exits from the cities have been cleared they will be restricted to outgoing traffic only fortunately for the people of canada this grim situation was purely hypothetical and was the explanation for the active combin edservices operations throughout the hamilton milton and dundas districts sunday oct 19th known as exercise pronto 11 the sun day outing enjoyed the enthusias tic cooperation of the lome scots peel dunerin and halton rcgt militia officers and otljer ranks of the lome scots com manded by ltcol arthur kemp of burlington helped supply man power and vehicles for the two mobile support columns which played an integral part in the exercise the overall administra tion of which was under briga dier g a henderson command ing 17 militia group while thousands of sunday motorists took advantage of the delightful autumn weather to go sightseeing the lome scots de- farm news voted the day to the sidescale exercise which enjoyed not only military participation but co-op- oration frjm the royal canadian air force and the royal canadian navy for the purpose of the j- e v exercise field headquarters was george dixon of georgetown established in a quarry north ofr-r- 4 placed second in the dundas and from this point bri- 1 ess class at the recent interna- gadier henderson maintained i tional plowing match and was george dixon winner imperial oil trip look what for you in every room in your house close contact with all units parti cipating among the training points stressed during the exercise were speed and mobility rapid passage of information road and march discipline liaison with civil au thorities high standard of wire less procedure and a knowledge of radiation and how areas con taminated may be located farm news evelyn mckay wins erin grand championship j e w halton 4h members were pro minent at the erin thanksgiving day evel fair mckay and carolyn gardhouse who had each won the 4h steer class with their entries of former years were not eligible for the 4h sec tion and therefore took on their seniors despite the stiff competition at this regional show the entry of carolyn gardhouse was declared the grand champion steer of the shorthorn show and that of evelyn mckay was grand champion of the angus show then came the class for grand champion steer of the show and when the ribbons were handed out the entry of evelyn mckay was the grand champion and that of carolyn gardhouse was the reserve grand these two halton 4hrs then combined with their fellow club member bob merry to win the interclub award for halton we were ajlso interested to learn that lome ella had the top heifer calf in the 4h jersey section these are but a few of the lop awards won by 4h members of halton at the erin show ministers wife is thankoffering speaker mrs morgan mcfarlanc was itst speaker at the thankofferink ing meeting of the evening auxi liary of st johns united wms and gave an inspiring talk on the subject thanks be to god mrs o m brewster led in the devotional 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