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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 4, 1956, p. 8

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the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 4 1958 page 10 are you letting 10000 get away zj its easy to let money slip through your angers how much better to put aside small sums and let them grow an investors syndl cata plan will help you to financial security call or write dick riddall inveatort yndloat or cum i balunafad farmers union sees film on forestry the farmers union monthly meeting was held in the peacock school on the evening of june 29 mr c r groves zone forester from hespcler showed a film on conservation on the farm woodlot lunch was served by the social committee and a social hour was held after the film auction sale quantity of poultry equipment structural lumber household goods and other miscellaneous equipment on the farm of john vail tuesday july 10th at 7 00 p m west toronto township lut 11 corner 4lh liinc and mcadowvak road wm j mckinney auctioneer macs taxi reliable service tr 72641 coming events hornby ball clubs 9th annual garden party july 19th tf baby clinic in georgetown le gion auditorium monday july 9th 130 3 30 motor vehicles bureau will be closed saturdays during july and august closed for vacation from july 28th to august 13th miss joyce ncvitt public health nurse will be on holidays from ju ly 1st to july 18th in an emergen cy call milton tr 89752 alloa junior farmers are sponsoring a garden party tues day evening july 10th at ted beckford s no 7 highway 4 miles west of brampton admission 50c rlservl saturday night july 7th for brampton lions monster garden party at hutlon villc park a big time for all plan to attend 1a oddfellows and rebekahs don i forget the picnic on julv 14 at barber s beach on puslinch lake buses leave hall at 12 30 p m for further information con tact dave mailings or tore her nnfiton browns taxi for a reliable text you can depend i ori da1i y st rvk b b a m 11pm inter calls bj appointment lasstngers fully insured ik 7 1319 men here it is again saville row amahmmamhmhhmaawmavammaamaaaam one of canadas foremost clothing lines annual mid summer madetomeasure sale extra pants free with every suit 20 off all slacks 9 20 off all sport coats in georgetown exclusively at silvers world s most amazing hypnotist john garrett brampton memorial arena saturday july 7 8 45 p m demonstration explanation questions and answers lol 245 meeting tues july 10 georgetown ioof hall 8 00 p in j rr intt 1 its fur th march in ihi hill in rlliur mill i be made i union presbyterian garden party wilfrid leslie farm town line 2 mises north of norval frijuly13 uncle stan and his hoedowners featured on brampton radio station cfjb home made pies admission 50c and 25c farnells v8 vegetable juice 20 oz ttn 2 for 33c mazola oil 16 oi 39c salada tea bags orange pekoe 60 c pkg 78c clover leaf sockeye salmon halves 45c special offer betty crocker cookie mix peanut butter oat n honey and variety fifteen oz pkg 29c ogilvie cherry almond cake mix 16 ox pkg 25c new gleem tooth paste 33c 59c 98c farnells dial tt 72651 for frao dohvory ww aluminum helped todayi high speed highcompression car en gine get that way aluminum pistons brought not only tough ness but llgh icss lo this up-and- down job less weight meant lew inertia and so made possible higher engine revolutions it brought heat conductivity too to your engine doesn t over heat when you drive fast andfar it started in the twenties and today every car produced in north america is equipped with aluminum pistons and much of the aluminum comes from cana dian smelters to match the eeds of the automotive air craft construction and many other industries fbr targe quan tities of aluminum alcan b gain stepping up hs already eoormous smelting capacity alumtnum company op canada ltd alcan births anderson mr and mrs hart ley anderson joy ruddell an nounce the birth of a daughter july 3rd 1956 at montreal gene ral hospital a sister for peter virginia robert and ruth les1 ie mr and mrs robert leslie are happy to announce the birth of their daughter heather yvonne on june 20th at st jos cph s hospital guclph memoriams eves in loving memory of a dear mother edith eves who passed away july 3 19 beautiful memories sweet to unfold we shall keep of her as years grow old some may forget now she is gone but well always remember no matter how long i ovinfilj remembered h her daughter and son in law ida and albert dawson evfs in lovini memor of a deai nanna rdith eves who pas si i away jul 3rd 1954 loves greatest ifi remeinbr ine i ovinnh remembered bv hei ti ant daughter brenda dawsyn farm news cards of thanks c smuy i would hki to th ink al nij friends ind neighbours fm then e inls isils and flowers during in illness in uilph in r il hospital ind ihtir m inj aets of kmdm ss since r turning home rh win mueh ipprei lilt i mrs willi mi assiih ilallinaful gordon iii tti miri ords ire in id ti express our lratituili h iv rvoni wli i has help td us through these ilijs of sor row wuh hi nitifu flowers words of smhh ind deeds of infinite kindness we can nh think u vu much mr m in onion and famih rhm i would iikt to think wh ii int inhere i nit with t ih jifts flowtis ind cirds whik i was i patient in ut iph imril llosp lal in i sinn com int h uiu hank ou ill si mueh mrs hut ti ihjin mm i would like to think i mv frunils nhtnc mil nnh hours for thur cards cifts i fliwtrs whili i vis j pilimt in tin luelph entral h spital nd for thur minj acts of k mini s nee i have n turnid h nu mrs kcnnith j mm hin mil son in th mi t t i f uir sorrow we wish t tspn i heartfelt thank mil pprn ilnn to our manv rt i itivts hit ml ind neighbours for kindness and swnpalhv shown us in thi loss a hi loved husband and filhtr cspeciallv wish lo think mr russ for his ronsolinc words all thi donors of tin bi lutiful fl irai offerings dr mtculchion i mcktrsit and thitther funml home for their km 1 jnd tffu k nt minafif mi nt of thi servici mrs isobel nulson and fuiulv abraham neilson 69 fatal heart attack ahnhim nukin bfl if r r 2 corct lnwn dud suddenl of a in irt ill ii k at ins home siturdiv inni ilrd lie wis born on the firm on dcctmhir ullh 188b and sp nt his t nt ire lift then mr nulson itltndtd hornbv public school in his joulh and was atlivi m ill spuls an accident in lmo ciusid tin loss of his lift hand ami put in t nd to his ibilitj to plaj the violin i lit funinl si hki w 11 ik id in mondiv it tin mihirsie i h it her funeral lumu milton and in uritunt in thi hornbv lresbvter lan iiini ti rv mr nulson wis thi onlj son of th i mi andn w nulson ind 1 lii both ann t unninib 1111 surviving him in his wifi i int i children m irsh ill at hi nu m inon mrs t nt i shirk wist hill stella mrs alan iarlnn milton audnv mrs hal old oilmer di orcc town r ild i mis st ink v waters r r i georgetown ewcndolvn carol and grahim at home actinj as pallbearers wen t r uohinsi n russi 11 king i mine rson ihwbj i inskj harms st irrett leslie ind ird brownnde demonstrationof mechanical grazing jew over the past year or two much has been written on the subject of mechanical grazing or zero pastur ing it is a practice which was initiated some years ago in the united states and is now being practiced to a limited extent in on tano thanks to the initiative of gordon king president of the hal ton and peel guernsey club and john mcdougall manager of lazy pat i arm at palermo halton far mers had an opportunity of seeing a practical demonstration at lazy pat farms on thursday evening of last week despite ihc busy season some 75 haltonites availed themselves of the opportunity it was an excel lent programme and aside from the mechanical grazing feature there were many new ideas to be seen here and there about this pro gressive farmstead the milkinj herd of foitj guernsey cows appar entlj enjoy huvine their jpiass jnd clover brought to thtm at the i present hit v ire consuming ap proximately four tons of gretn feed daily a new style pinery i was inspectid here thi market i hogs receive free choice of shelled corn and concentrate according to mr mcdougill on this tjpe of fculinj the average market hoe consumes 50 lbs of slartu 81 lbs of concentnte and 500 lbs of shi 1 i led corn a number of ii dtun hoe iproducus in rtpirted to he ful lowing this mil hod of feeding with excellent results pollowine the various tours com petiti ins wire held in judeint of yorkshire ilts ind utrnsiv hei fers on the swine class whi rt don ild mcn ihb of the livestock markttmj service of the an ida dipt of agriculture wis the offi eial juilf1 llu pnc winntis wen all in 1 ittirson and giorc1 cnen itis i i lovd uusholm will known guernstj breeder officia ted on the uirnsevs and here the top iwaids wen win b m irv n urtis mil ralph rord rifrcshnitnls aervul bv the staff of 1 aii pal harms hiouht to ton illusion ne of the most inltrcstini twilight nuttings it has been our nulti in atluid in mm little 1 1 int i lime can be you pay less for quality at silvers its time to think about vacation choose your holiday requirements from the largest selection of fine clothes in the district dresses skirts blouses millinery handbags swim suits jeans shorts tshirts applied any time thi qutsti n is ofh n sktd when is tht best time to applv lint hit fit id crops branch of int out dipt if agriculture advi is lb it him i in he used im turn if ihi vtar m mav be spread un tin sn m il in iv he used in tht sprint he miinmcr or thi fall on sod p i stun stubble onlandbunt seeded or on summer fallow ritht now hi fore the rush of ttbtr work becomts too tnal wtuld bt a vcr mod tnm it applv bine u soil re quinnc it observation of trovvinr crops at this stason of tht ji ir h lps in dt term in inc whtthi r soil nailv metis time w hi re jtllow or re 1 dish shtep sorrel ippt irs on sod fit ids in junt in juii soil is indi c itt d 1 oor catthts ind stands tf alfalfa appears on sod fields in luni an acid soil is indicated poor c itches mil stinds of alfalf i mil clover m i result from laik if limt but on cold wet soil inn int will not tike tht placi of im proved driiniii turlhir pirtu ul irs m iv bt hid from tht b mklet dots your soil need lime which in i iii obi i tm d from atri cultural representatives in everv c mnlv ind dislnil this publicn tu n ineludts a map i f the province showint areas where lime is likelv to be needed then in order to definitth deti rmmc the need for limt a n prtstntative sample of sul in iv bt sent ti tht nearest soil tt sting laboratory there is no charge for this service fni ultural limestone is very in lexptnsivt in tht first place and to make its use even more attractive transportation assistance is provi ded under a cooperative plan be iwtcn the canada and ontario de pirtmcnts of agriculture and the railwas dunne recent jcars movement of lime bv truck direct from quarrv or stockpile to fields i has dso been encouraged under a subsidv issistance program ihi limestone committee for ontario has neentlv obtained ap proval f rt in the minister of agn culture to increase rales of assist incc with special attention to nor thtrn ontirut areas further information mav be se tured from agricultural represent tlivcs or the fuld trops branch ontario dipt of agriculture par lument iunldincs toronto tktdeeit placis in town to deal neighbourhood children work for swim pool a lroup of childre n in he queen sin el m ichl iirhoud com bine d e f fort s last week to r use si 1 00 for tht fiunnuinitv swim mint p ml thi children were directed bv mi rin tin miulnnili who con intuitu i lutk pr t on which hiv sold tickets tht itravv was imde r rid iv it tht i ions hinco i mil winner wis mrs f hutchison i lb prince charlts dnvc i l international truck sales t sirv1ci 24 hr towing trrjqtl re5tk 733fc9 first baptist church rev a j barker ba bd 10 a in church school 11am salt of the b arth flpm the freedom of truth mackenzie news it s i pond week for put tine in our winters coal coal is still ihi most n liable the most eeonomicil and the onl tvpe of fuel that ou can put in vour whole jcars supply at once we hive nut stove mil pea coal just in from our regular sup plies readinr and old company and nut or stove is 24 00 per ton and pea coal 21 00 per ton tin der our budget plan for each ton pay 2 40 down now and j71 per month for six months give us a call this week for de livery off the car j b mackenzie son limited triangu 72751 building supplies coal lumber fcavery aection of canada has its ummer apraalty in jasper national park there arc milehigh lakes for ardent angler quebec gaspe coaat attracts the artist and photographer along maritime ahorelino luaet and lobctera art only two of the attraction cjulflmat

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