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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-10-03, Page 21.4� OCTOBER, 1'�"- Q. overnoran 0, Port Albert Will Have a Great THE GO] II .'�r'1 ALS T general to Demonstration of Farm N[aehhiery • The business o2 f trgdng bag b.ecome highly specialized during the vast`Tew years. Today there are far .more Chines and ands material beim; used on the farms than. ever Before, and in the next few years the developments that have been 'perfected during the recent war : years will be diverted to the use of Canada's No. 1 industry, farming. The farmer of, say 1956, will find that he will have more leisure time than ever before. While' there will, fn. all ., likelihood, still be a labor problem, °the amount„ of manual labor on an up- to-date farm ten . years hence will be ata minimum. Sounds Methefabled.. Utopia, doesn't It? It does, howeyev, seem that this dream, will becon>,e ati actuality. And to bear out this contention, Masttape a loop at the mechanical helpets that the farmer of 1016 has on his farm. Ma- chines doing the work that ten years ago was done by, farm labor. New machines are being developed today ... new materials are coming from the laboratories of science to the aid of the farmer, and 99 out of. every 100 farmers, faced with the present short- age of farm labor, are interested in these new developments. But farming a. THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF 'HE CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH EXTEND A SINCERE WELCQME TO THE Plowmen and .Visitors ATTENDING THE- VJ C'.ORV PLOWING MATCH FOR ):OUR ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK WE- OFFER; - "+)t:1PGRID BERGM—GREGO1 -Y PEC.Ki-AND) LEO' .CARROLL Alfred's Hitchcock's faultless Presentation tells the story of the maddest .love that ever bossed, a woman, "Spellbqund" TIUR. aFRI. & SAT. RANDOItF :SCOTT -L -MARY NOLAN ANI) :ViARTIIA O'BRIEN Silver st.ars,•'purple sage turd blue. eyes furatr the theme of a hard -riding tale of,, the adventurous _West__ - "Badman's Territory" YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR BUSINESS! is a business that tales up just about every Minute of the day and the major- ity of farmers throughout Western Ontario cannot take the time • out 'to ,go to the` laboratories of science nor the work -snaps .of the farm. Jt ; y -Manufacturers to see' what ploy -have: to otter hint, so how is he to keep'him- self posted on these dev-eloprneaite?• - '$here is an answer to this question, and a very "siaatple answer' too. As every farmer knows, the International - Plowing Match,for 1946, the "Victory Match,°' �' is being held .at –the Port Albert airfield, on the Blue .Water high- way, October lath, 1.6th, 17th and 18th. Every farmer, everyone who is in any way connected with, or interested in, the soil will be taking time out to attend at least one if not the four days of this year's International. Ac- cording td"ftelvioe received from Mr. J. A. Carroll, the secretary -manager -of the Ontario Plowman's Association, lractically all the large firths that are at present supplying the farmers with farm -machinery 'and equipment, fertilizers, feeds, spray materiels and a great variety of other supplies,'rang- ing all the way from work clothes to nlixmasters, will be represented at Port Albert: Soo you see, even the Tartu -wife has not been overlooked! \\'ith so many of the farms either on the hydro, -haying ordered, hydro, or contemplating -the installation of hydro in the, very near future, the Many e>,x- hibits and demonstrations of electrical furan and farm }Gose equipment will be- of considerable interest, both to the farrier and to his wife. They will want to .play for of least one full day at this year's "V"ictory Match" to keep themselves posted on all the latest ' develops tints, designed to ease the burden ut Canada's. Ieatling industrial- ist, the farmer. Make it a date to - meet your friends. at this year's Inter- national Plowing, Match at the fort Albert airfield, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday -and Friday,*" October. 15th, 1(4h, 17th and• 18th. POSTER CONTEST FOR WOMAN'S IXSTITUI. ES in cpiuu.enioration of the 50th an- "niversary of the -foundl.ng of Women's lndtitutes, the Federated Women's In- stitutes -uf ..Ontario have launched a Roster contest throughout the Province. The committee in charge asks that each branch Institute accept the responsibil- ity esponsibility of holding this contest.. in its own local community. The best posters submitted in each branch Institute will be sent on to the district ce i- auittee for competition and judging. The districts will provide prizes for tliese competitions. , The best district 1 posters are to be sent on. to the Pro- vhicial 13otird, to„ arrive not later than November 30,' 19,46. Prizes' Will' be provided by the 'Board 'for -the best Provincial 'posters: • The,posters for the competition are Distinguished Guest • • IIis ' Excellen(,y hield \tarrhal the 'Right IIunorable the ,Viscount Alexander of 'lianas. (x.C.Ii., (.0.I1.G.,• L.I)., A.1►.l'., G(vernur-(;choral of Canada, vcliu AVM, officially aitch the 1nteru;tt14)1101 Vi(.tury Plowing \Iatch at.,I'ot't..Albert •un' \\'edoesday, . octolter 16, at ''.:ill p.m. lE>;e n°i.11 arrive 111 Goderich q,u Itis special ear 0110(114(1 to the , regula r C.N.R. noon train on 'Wednesday and will be given an -(Illicit -11 reception on his arrival here. required 'to deal with the ...i(dth An- niversary celebration. and,jnust bear, the slate, June 18, 1947: the place,' the Ontario agricultural. College. •Guelph, • and the celebration thence, "\\"e Treasure the fast--- \\'e Face t.he. Future'." also tite ' words "W ontett's Institutes." The sizes are limited to 14 incites by 22. or 28 inches by 22. Full details are ,now in. the hands of • Viscount Alexander Is Scheduled to Arrive at Goderich at 12.35 A.M. Wednesday WoraFN wELOO111I PLOWING IKA. OH ;pedal• arrangements • have been made for the Comfort and convenience of farm Woolen attending the Inter- national Plowing .]hatch at Port Albert airport on October 15 to 18. In ad- ditiol►, the fact that the exhibits of farm home equipment and supplies will be housed indoors, in four large hangars, will ,make it possible for the women. to view these ,exhibits in comfortable surroundings. A special rest room for women, where_ tea wi-` be served free of charge, will be "one of the features of the 1946 match. Special entertainment is being provided for women' visitors, including a motion, picture theatre where continuous free shows Will be provided. Women at- tendingthe match will find much to brtutt'lt \\ omens Instituter through- out thte Province. "\V lui.t's wrong with this sentence?" asked' an English teacher of a class of small boys: ''The hoe -E'• and the cow wa- •in the pasture." - A smart little fellow ans)v.ered : "Please sir, the lady ito4•11(1 ltiive come lira. Viscount 7 lexanClvr of TOnni , Cove nor -General of Canada, is Gched6lld to arrive at' Goderich at 12.35 p.m.,Wed- n esday, October 16, via- a syecial. cttr attached to the regular C.N.R. train. Following a brief reception at Gode- rich and a drive about the town he'will leave for Port Albert Airport at 1.15 p.m. His itinerary calls for hf u to arrive at the entrance to the Airport: Ott 2 p.m. ,H3e will then be . introduced to officials, at the Plowing -Match. At 2.15 p.m., he will go to the Speaker's Stad and following his in, troduction to 'the gathering he will make his address at 2.30 P.m. Soon after" Elis address he will leave ' interest them while their,- men folk lty private motor car for fort Rowan are taking in the plowing competitions. t on lake Erie. INTE A Weicome TO THE '> NATI INAL "VICTO PI, WING MATC" �C�MPLIMENTS-:.�,�xax �$� y99 i1V. J. Mills Motor Sales Chrysler and '" banouth PHONES 702W GODERICH -RESIDENCE 702J • a P LUCK to the Contestan EAI.TY GREETINGS 'to:the the INTERNATIONAL and FARM MACIiINERY DEMONSTRATION at PORT ALBERT OCTOBER 1548 INCLUSIVE S 1, visitors "VICTORY" PLOWING MATCH t ih SIGN <d, • of the 6 Cys "The Pick of them all!" COMPANIES, ,,il gilt L JM T E D