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HURON JUNIOR
FARMERS MEET
The Huron County Junior
Farmers met In tile • Agricul-
aural Board rooms, on juue 2Sth,
With Murray . Hoover in charge.
Shirley Jacques reported that
she has twelve Junior Farmer
sweaters ordered. Any ot the local
• 'members in. Huron. County may
order one from her or their
own president.
The County ..Field Day Was.
mostly rained oat so it was an
unsuccessful •event ac far as the
track and field events were con
corned.. .1 ho Sett forth cbib won
the trophy for ibe highest nunlb-
Or of points .for the day.
The exchange .visit to Weiland
COunty will be 'from ly 1.1 to
July 16.
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John Murphy, Ow new SU miner
assistant gave a fairly good fin-
ancial report,
The book collection that w9s
statted by the County get bogged
down because getting rid of Ilicrn
was going to be a problem.
• it is reported that. 10 more. con-
tury farm signs have been re-
ceivol and as yet, only three are
sulu. lily other farms can,
qualify for these sig.ss. do so
soon, because this is all they are
getting. •
Tho driving course chat
the Jimiors are having is to be
run on.a County basis toward th,.
end of 00.0ber. cost $10.00.
The County .1 ti niors are also
holding tt banquet and dance on
Saturday, Nov. 1, in Seaforth
Legion Hall for thelir Centennialte
projectt. Hot turkey is on
h
menu.
The 0%cliange delegate from.
Now South Wales. Australiq, is
to he in Ifuron County from
August, 12 to 23. We wish him a.
happy and entertaining visit.
Next meeting is on July 21Ith
NEW SCHOOL OF
AGRICULTURE TO ..013 N :
AT C;ENTRALIA IN FALL.
The Honourable Wm,. • • A.
Stewart., Ministerof Agriculture
and Food, announced today that
a new School of Agriculture and:
I tome Economics would begini
oDeration this tall at the former .
R.C.A.F. Base at Centralia,
A section of the former' base
has been designated as a caulpus
for the new school. Elxcelleat
facilities already exist on this
campus and include men's resi,
deuce, Wort-1011'S residence, •Class-
room and office building,, and a
dining hall — lounge library
building. Recreational •facilities
for bowling, swimming, basket-
ball and curling also are avail.i
able at the base,
The Minister stated that the
establishment of thiS school in
South Huron would relieve the
situation at Kemptville, Ridge
town and Guelph, where the
present facilities are overtaxed
by 'he recent expansion in en.
rollinent, It is anticipated that
the demand for training in agri.
cnItule and home economics will
con ,inue to expand: The Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Food has
the responsibility of providing
such post high samel training
in Ontario.
'.0 he entrance requirements for
Centralia will be similar to those
for dipOnia courses at KeMpt-
vine, Ridgetown and Guelph,
Whi.,;11 prefer a secondary school
graduation diploma. OonSiderat-
ion will be given to mature ap-
plicants Whose experience magi
be equivalent to the normal en-
tratice requirements.
The new school in. its Agri-
cultural Courses, will place parti-
cular emphasis on farm baSineSs
management. It was the Opinion
of: the Minister that the business
aspects of fanning now had tb.
underscore all technical advances
and research findings,
The Minister said that, the new
Centralia ctittiiSeS would make
it possible to Win out gradttateS
With the pfatical experience
and training necessary in agri-
ciilt.tilie today'.
'rho Minister also annottiteett
chat Mr. A, MacDonald, i!oriti
erly Associate' Director, WeSteril
Ontario AgriettltUral SchOOL
Wohld be Principal of the Cen-
tralia School. Other staff. :M.),
' Deiritments would be annoilneed
in the near futiire:
The first and still the best dry, bait fly
killer. Easy to use with the new "FREE-
FLO" top cans. Safe to use in milk
sheds, stables, piggeries, etc. Ayailablek
in 24 oz., 40 oz., and 5 lb. cans. -
COWFL'Y POWDER
Protect your cows from biting flies and
get up to 20% more milk! One 'treat-
ment lasts up to 2'weeks. "PINK COWS
GIVE MORE MILK". Mailable in am"
duster cans mita Ib.
FLYMOR
The premium quality daily stock spray
with fast "Killing Power". Safe to use
on all livestock or in farm buildings
Available in 1 and 5 gal. cans.
PRES SPRAY
The economical and effective aerosol
spray for house and garden use. Kills
flies, moths, aphids, caterpillacs. etc.
Costs only $1.45-
BARNFLY SPRAY
Contains Dimethoate—effective
against all resistant flies. Spray on
walls, posts, window frames, etc. Kill.
ing action lasts up to 8 weeks, 20 oz.
bottle makes 21/2 gallons of spray;
Available in 20 and 160 oz. bottles.
The yellow strip that vapourizes DDVP and kills flies for up
to 3 months. Safe and effective to use in Milk rooms,
feed rooms and other confined areas,
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GORDON LICHTFOOT,
singer and composer, will be
heard in a one-Man concert re-
corded In tOtonto's City Hail on
CSC ShoWease on the CBC radio
rietWOrk, Sunday July 30. Light.
foot will sing many of his own
compositions including Canad-
ian Railroad Trilogy, Song for a
Winter's Night, Early Morning
Rain, GO -Go Round and Pussy
Willow's Cattails.
Students wishing to obtain ap-
plication forms Or further in-
fotriiittioh shmild write to. the
the Pribrijnily Centralia. SChObt
of Agriculture, Centralia, Otit-
ariO.
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