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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 10, 1958, p. 12

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ssrsw 1m e mbuu wednaadaj btcfe sept 10 msb the canadian legion georgetown branch decoration pay service parade forms at legion hall 2 pjn sunday september 14 19s8 en nwhe the suiu thkp i of youth i authors name below to have the physical joys of youth combined with the experience of age has waysjn the hoped for wishot everyone former ly this dream was impossi tale people just couldnt live lony enough bat now average life ex pectancy is up to the hiui cal three score and ten and steadily increasing you can prevent tune from stealing away our voutb the chief enemy of vouth is sickness visit our physician at the first sign of an illness he can prescribe the proper medication to help ou get well quicker before any se rious damage is done your physician can phone tfuangle 73683 when you need a hedk3ne 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 mcrecormacks drugs prescriptions chemists main si ntr 73692 a quotation bj john milton u608 1673 cojn right 1958 9w21 local man will spend year near arctic circle a georgetown man will be spending the winter far from the beaten path paul prust who has been visit ing for a few days with his par ents mr and mrs dick prust 14 ba penablna triangle progress second nanton alberta news third sutton ontf reporter best editorial page competition for the john w eedy trophy james st left town last thursdayfnkt grenfell sask sun sec tor montreal from where he was to leave by air for a position on the dew- line mo miles north of the arctic circle mr prust a ryerson graduate has been in ottawa with the na tional research council and cently secured a new position wath federal electric corp he has completed a 3 month training course in streetor ni arid chicago in preparation for his new posi tion he will be in the north for 14 months on one of the dew line posts rosedale floral flowers for all occasions wadding work corsages a spacntty cut flowers and funeral designs 32 albert st t 729s2 we wire flowers glen taxi 3cabs3 radio equipped reliable drivers tr 72432 extra heat cat essst at aa hj kaj kit baa na aaa tad bs a smatrrstviil tain 00 find urn smarts dealer lar the fall 7 j soars sans not an i 1 ill it aj rh thompson hardware ohasi ttttiminil aurora banner winner three newspaper classes more than 30 canadian weekly no v spapers shared top honour in this ear s better tfc cekl news papers competition according to a list made public last week at the 39th annual convention o thi nadian weeklj neupapirs as 3 ation four weeklies headed the lst with three or more awards each the steinbach manitoba canl ion news won the maon tropin for the best all round paper with circulation of over 3 000 it awo took second place in the amherst burg echo shuld competition fori the best front page in its class and third plact in the charters cup competition for tht btm 1957 christmas edition a special com petition optn to all classes tht aurora ont ranm r tn the circulation class of 2 001 lo 3 000 won the gertrude a dun ning troph for the best all round paper the p george pearce trophy for the best editor tal page and the frank howe beattie shield for the best front page in its class the courtenav b c argus in the class of 1 001 to 2 000 circula tlon won the charles clark cup for the best allround paper the malcolm macbeth shield for the best editorial page the m a ja mes shield for the best front page in its class and took second place for the printer and publisher tro phv for the best sports page the winkler manitoba peiribina triangle progress in the 1 000 circulation or less class won the walter ashfield trophy for the best all round paper in its class tied for second place with the nanton alberta news for the john w cqy trophy for the best editorial page and took second place for the printer and pubh shcr special trophy for the best front page the complete list of 1968 win ners wis class 1 circulation over 3 000 best allround competition for the mason trophy first steinbach manitoba carillon news second oakville ont journal third chilltwack b c progress best editorial page competition for the david williams trophy first abbotsford b c news sec ond westview b c powell river news third newmarket ontario era and express best front page competition lor the amherstbury echo shield 1st vernon bc news second stein bach manitoba carillon news third brampton ontario conser vator and oakville ontario jour nal class n circulation 2 001 lo 3 000 best all round paper com petition for the gertrude a dun ning trophy first aurora oiil banner seconh listowel ont banner third renfrew ontario advance best editorial page competition for the p george pearce mcmor tal trophy first aurora ont banner second fort eric ont timesreview third humboldt saskatchewan journal best front page competition for the frank howe beattie shield first aurora onl ban ner second godench ont sig nalstar third renfrew ont advance class 171 circulation 1 001 to 2000 best all rdund paper com petition for the charles clark cup first courtenay bc argus second acton onl free press third clinton ontario newsrecord best editorial page competition for the malcolm macbeth shield first courtenay b c argus sec ond acton onl free press 3rd port elgin ont times best front page competition for the m a james shield first courtenay bx argus second delhi ont newsecord third acton oat free press 3ass iv circulation 1000 or lets best alhlound paper com petition for the walter trophy find winkler manlt on3 nanton alberta news and also winkler man pembina tr langle progress third agaxuz bc agasshhharnson advance bast front page- competition for the printer and publisher special first port coquitl bc herald second winkler manitoba pembina triangle pro gress third gnutfcll saskatchc wan sun special competitions best 1957 christmas edition competition for iheofwwers gup rst le tour tier de montmagny montmagny quebec second ponoka albcr ai herald third steinbach mani toba carillon news best local spot news picture competition for the ii h rice trophy first grand falls new foundland advertiser second coaticook quebec observe 3rd oakville ont journal best sports page competition for the printer and publisher tro ph first yorkton tn erpnse yorkton saskatchewan st cond courtenay argus courunaj bc third grand falls ad et str grand fall newfoundlani the ma it bag americans praise help by opp cst cleave wison alhmakkle herd does well cne cattle show the 1908 one was well attend ded by halton holstein exhibitors with wilfrid leslie the largest exhibitor with 11 entries his top entry owned jointly by j m fraser was spring farm fond piebe the senior grand champion holstein bull the judge durno innes said that there has never been a better show bull si the ex in recent years mr leslies other winnings were 3rd prlte senior yearling heifer in a class of 34 7th prise senior heifer calf which was his son toms calf club calf he had 10th prize senior bull calf which was a treasure model son out of abc reflection sovereign daugh ter the 5lh pme junior herd comprising five animals the 8th prize dr two year old and the 7th prize milking four ear old and under five cow class as well as the 5th prize milking two year old keith leslie s senior hufer calf stood twelfth in a senior calf class of 43 entries and there was alio another senior bull calf which stood 12th in a class of 29 percy leslie had two heifers entered a senior yearling heifer which stood 10th and a junior jearhng heifer big winner of top prize ribbons last car was in a class of 28 this vear and stood 11 tht were all brought down in the best of shjpc and were all shown in the best bj tom les lie who is a genius with cat i i lit m pidini showing and can i takin halton holsttms were 3rd in count c mpitition maurice beaty premier nt n k 1 r m i jt 1 f t ns an i l nlizm tht m ik tw of their awards in the special shorthorn heifer ilf class open to 4h club mem carolyn gardhouse took top its on her calf with bob merry taking the red ribbon for nest showman in the junior judging competi tion open to 4h club members between the ages ot 15 and 17 years another hallon young lady namely barbara jpickard was 1st in a competition of 45 contestants in the same division margaret lawson was third and lorna woodley and mary lawrence were also well up in the money in the senior section open to those between the ages of 18 and 26 years don taylor was 2nd mark marquardt 3rd ed segsworth 4th in a class of 37 in dairy cat tie in the judging of beef cattle carolyn gardhouse was 5th junior in a class of 37 and in the senior division sandy hepburn was 9th george greenlees 13th and tom hunter 15th in the junior division judging sheep tom havs jr and mar lou taylor were 3rd and 4th respec tively mai 1958 st 1 u m cl si pit mbir dear mr bdit r this clipping from tht i tr irtt lres rives praisi to tht on tano pronncial i olict an i 1 thought ou would bi inttrtsitd in publishing it to show what me ncans think of the opp it will be particularly interiating locally because cleavi wilson i tht son of mr and mrs seward wikbn of eorgetown the accident occurred on ug ust 15lh on the queens highwaj corner where highway 25 joins it mr wilson lives on the corntr and ht was in his garden at the time and htard the noise he wen to set what he could do tohclp and as the davis car couwnot bt fixed for a couple of wetks hi offered his assistance to bring them home to midland as he was coming over to visit us in st louis i am a steady rtadcr of the herald and take great interest in the news of m old home town john m fisher itc u lm tht i accolade to an ont ar ian donald p schram in th detroit fre prss grateful for the courtesv of an ontario provincial policeman who wasn t even on duty at the time are mr and mrs arlo c davis of 202 harold st midland michigan motoring on queen s itighwa near toronto their car collided with that of a canadian motorist making a left turn no one was hurt but the davis car was disab led as ihev surveyed the wreck age a bvstander asked mrs davis where do vou livt in michi gan w hen shr replie i midland she expected him to ask for its location instead he said i am cleave wilson a provin cial policeman 1 live just a few houses from here mv w ift and i are leaving in one hour for st ixiuis michigan and vou ma ride home with us if vou like as soon as their car was towed to a garage in oakville ont the dav iscs and their son ocorgc came home with the wilsons who were on holiday we think the provincial pol ice certainly treated us with ex tra court es and kindness mrs davis wrote the day in michigan jiilt th hii tht furl i il h v co il 1 th pick a unni r prior to the i mpctition thi an in inurvliwid tht four vounj individually how woul 1 yol likt t ansvir itui qui lien without pnvious warning 1 what dairy pr ducts do wt export and how much 2 what dairy products do wt import and also to what exttnf 3 w hat is the population of tht british isles etc and etc sun it was fair hut it was a tough as signment out in the coliseum the four girls all gave a finished pt rformance the rcid family had a little competition of their own hazel and joanne rcid her sister in jaw from peel were side bv side many complimen j7 tarv remarks from outsiders were overheard concerning halton s ha zel rcid her poise her personal uv and her efficiency etc but when the judges decision came janette lockman of brant count was the 1958 dair queen and halton s hazel was re srrvc and all halton is still verj proud of their dair pnnc ess wlllmott flock won many honors since writing the roregoing ar ticle we were delighted to learn from the genial joe wlllmott that the had 1st and 3rd prucs on ram lambs 1st and 4lh on ewe lambs 1st on pen of lambs 2nd prize aged ram and the reserve male championship on their first prize ram lamb to mention but a rogers fuel oil budget plan can help you overcome these heavy cost winter months here s how it works we est ate t e juari y of o t at you w i u e n a nornaljhea ng season then mu ply tl s by the cufre t pr ce per ga ion r order to arr ve at an appro x mate est mate of vour at ng o we if i de th s total nto n ne equal consecume monthly payments as o i del ver es are made to you dur ng the sea son you w ii receive with each de very just as ypu always lave a meter t cket show ng the quantity of oil delivered and its cost as heat ng costs vary from year lo year and as we can only estimate your fuel bill you may be overpaid or you n ay oe us a small balance at the end of the season any difference w ii be settled be tween us at 0 at t me fall fair dates acton sept 19 20 ancaslcr scpl 18 20 bme sept 25 27 qeeton sept 30 oct 1 binbrook sept 12 13 bolton oct 3 brampton sept 1113 caledon sept 19 20 collinswood oct 2 t durmtm sept 2621 erin oct 10 11 ind 13 georgetown oct 14 if you would ma i today f ke more nformat on on our bud gel plan complete the coupon below and gentlemen please have one of jour rcprescnta lives contact me at mv convenience to give me ial mf rmation i n kogcr put 1 oil budget additi plkn name address u day co ltd 2221 yonge si toronto 7 georgetown call murt allison triangl 73291 ceorgetown i- all fair is rap idly approach ng the date this year is friday and saturday oct 3rd and 4th dont miss this big event in community life monuments designs submlttsd csmetsrr isttsring corner posts ond markers a good display in stock brampton monument works ww c allan prop 68 queen st west brampton shop phones res gl 1045 gl 1 ub13 rep tom nicol phone brampton gl 13962 grand valley sept 28 27 lindsay sept 1620 london western fair sept 13 markham oct 14 milton sepl 26 27 mount forest sept 18 is oranleville sepl 16 17 owen sound oct 811 rockton oct 11 and 13 simcoe norfolk ctjr oct 641 stratford sepl 1817 strathroj sepl 1617 ashflela deemter sept 80 oct 1 woodbridk oct 10 u m you deserve the best in automatic heahna 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