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News and Information
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the Busy Farmers
(FttImisherl by the Deperttnet:i .a Agriculture)
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Youth Rejuvenates Fairs cr:*nes, nutrition, rardeuinn
sunin en ni.sk::ig,
4 g, garment rm >
An is o peiere of sponnasns making, and heal leadership.
Intereet-^a fe lli:g „x rejtauvena:.0
that prorniee, to t: + orae a 1 erenee,
est feature --+as he.,. ,bairn, -d t
pervade the various agricatt gra:
Unite etee in full.sn'lne tbro.tghaut
the IY m nt T',e reaeoe fort 'e
/spirit elf a -'til e, tetet t
d'ffi/ s: u
meas r: e eel.
Fart kan ee + •
yonyoneg raerele.e..
gi "arm tittle , . t
youreeer 4-
the.,Lsm ._ 1 -err.
t.' r.. eget i
formerly did m
deem coneiderencee
The momeentinteen-
developed a Sia'. .,- effe'
whieh the zee: of ecette. .. _ •
the tempo of the n..'•
tural fair. Nowaclay-e. .. r.+:
'question of whether en. e
young farmerettes feernetaer re
be exhibitors at~ feir. eeit
they are showing. A rl
interested people in the exhniee
the prunger folk are -.,.
The high etandard ,. __e ye tee
farmers and farm- e . i-
-allele exhibitors at Canadian a_.iee-:
tural faire has been a
ally and surely. A
century ago. the boy,' a-:'
farm club mrvemer-t ,:. e_eee ._ ....•
inaugurated and en e
d -
es embodied nle Iv ; . _
"Learn to Do by Deng , r:. .
principle has been appned .tee
fullest extent. and ehe f --
club member had to Perry er.
.. -_
other of the club Pre:netsen t. -a
home farm laid th . -f
the Dominion -wide .n.ta wen_
now forms en ineezeli
Canadian afernefnuetei ea
The projects include Live Steetk.
embracing claryentee.,
er
swine, sheep hr,- - -''w.-
Field Crops. H t erre .
Home Er'or,,miee. ut
For Sale
5 Cawse up.:, wri ` . ee:i. r
-and some Ho : , ,,,, 1 II•:,-_,..
year-old. can hi'rh w : ; = Finn:
year-olds; 2ati hue. mixed ,tee i;
.Cream Separator. Renfrew; -
'Walking Plow 11 Fleury; 1 G':: ,I
Daisy Churn; 4 Yeung Pine:
Young Sow; 10 Ton of f "fills:,
Hay; 1 Gond Centre Tab:.; 1 Cern
.goieum Rug, new.
Also 50 acres for rent or sale
JOHN WESLEY -SOMERS, Lot 15,
Con, 6, Grey Township. Ethel r.r. 1
University Coat of Arms
I.The University of Western On-
tario is a co-educational institution
devoted to higher education.
2. The University provides regu.
lar courses in arts and in science
leading to the B.A. degree.
3. The course in Medical Science
(M.D.) requires six years.
4.A combination course in three
phases, namely, general arts, te.-hni,
cal training and scientific instruc-
tion is offered for candidates quali-
fying for the Bachelor of Science
in Nursing degree (B.Sc.).
5.In the Faculty of Arts semi-
professional courses are offered for
women in Secretarial Science and
for men in BusinessAdministration.
6. Saturday, September l8th, 593 7
is registration day for second, third,
and fourth year students from Lon-
don. Monday, September 20th is
registration day for all Freshmen.
Tuesday, September 21st is regis-
tration day for second, third and
fourth year students from centres
other than London. Monday, Sep-
tember 20th h registration day for
all Medical and Public Health
students. A penalty is imposed for
late registration.
"The minimum standard of edu.
cation for the young man who
would Make his fife count in
the service of his country is a
B.4. degree."
For information concerning courses,
echolerahlps, matriculation requirements,
apply to-
LINIV.EvISITY
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home
Crate.Feeding Poultry
A subetantiat amount of money
la the aggregate is last by rarut+r
every year due to sr'udi
rg:1-7 to tea -k a not p uI. :r
.r,. Far tee mth•h of ,,
este-ed -r. h-th the hen•
r: t s leen w
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tir et, to s
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free
Tee a
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mess • a ^:-al and
eeterieziy fee 4.r1:17
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Tee. seite eleeitie "e.
.,4 at-, tee ,. _erreeeet .
ee:eir.a t.Le ere: feed.
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▪ nee ainis "1.7.
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,ther .n -- .. 7 -neer
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• eenei. keet. fairey nenzrn
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Afteer .cata e, a
-y w,l: alt may h .0 ve w,,
r .. _tm t. a day. After every f•::. ,
;n-e:wcr ,he trough'
Foul+i be
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aged, and a .-upp:y „fritsat
:a
li avaiia.i:e two re: three.
. times
week,
International Plowing Match
Draws U. S. Agriculturists
Fetcher re".Rget=itiem rid ter.
an-
nual Int ernatL. ,a: Pie:vine Menet,
and Farm Jlaehinery Demr,y.str4.
.. held eac year Oetarie
ender the auspie e of the; On'3tie
P:on•men'e Aseecia'_'f,n
led : .
been annr u r-- • by J. A. Carrel:.
manager,
Tae Atlantic f.ef,tion cf the, Am.
erfaan Sntla-y o.` Arricu:'ural Et•
g`nee,re. accerdirg to Mr. l arra! s
statement, has made arrangements
to hold its annual to .ve•nt,n r.
Toronto this year at a time whet:
they will be able to cleveee a tor.
aiderable porttnn of their time
t•t
studying tide renowned aurir:t:•ural
event, 'which earth year le htvieg f`.
fame carried farther afi lct,
The plowing male -h is being held
this year at Fergus from feet. 12 to
15 in the centre of Western Onteri.,.
which has been 'described as ""tee
br.s( larte farming area in Canada."
Tire A.S.A,E, is a body of agri-
cultural expert, which rr,prc,s.en: a
ritem(ial, elertrieal and mec•hinery
01ganiaatinns in;eltratrat in farm
problems. It also intim -_ 111 ,t;
mrtlttetciliip teeny ag Ica turn! .•x•
pests front e tat,' r.olb,gr+ ;.}true[;It-
out the Atlantic seaboard.
In considering a standee time
and place for .the convention. the
directors of this note=d aseote tie e
found that almost every asp. -rt 01
the activities in whieh they are le -
eluded In the annual farming mntt•It
at Fermis,
There they will bc' abie to sinew
many gnestie,ns of farm cultivation
and management whieh, for genera.
tions have kept, Ontario farmers itt
the front rank of successful amt-
enituriste,
At the farm machinery demon.
stratians, held eeeb year In eon-
jhnctdon with the match and rated
by exhibitors as second to Mane
in the world for exhibitors as
In the world for exhlbitieus of this
type vieittag agilcul.nrai engineers
from the United States will be able
to see the mass complete range of
electrical and other machines which
have made see)) a tremendous znu.
trite -upon to sttecesiful farming
throughout Canada,
Of6tials of the Untarie Plotwm.n'e
Association stated recently that all
available; space origitial)y set ;teal,
for exhibits sad de:nonttraftone lit
the cotteeesiem area mid been re-
rved airy st ima.rttiettly of•er
regletratiou opened and that so
maty due i s epplivetenie fee
-Lace bad been received, that it
inn.' been found neeeeeaty t3 er.lerge
Ex-cntiweiy the g• ynnli. ,-et
er the farm neacealneeydemt..
toe I. i$ tern -habit- ..,. `s'_.
ire eirnoet 11.O e b .- a- 1 enne
ti c >s.ons ape:atsng et Fe ees
weer.. the match emerie e e -en er
letae
I�Tcwick Council
Council met in the. T.rwns:._p
ac.i,^d:; g til adjourns:_,:.. mere
hers were all present, the Reeve J
A. Bryan.. presiding.
lintzte'^_ of fast retidar meeting
were- read and metan of Bake'
_, Lovett were Sup:ed.
I led by L ., and Baker t...:
ae fallowing b.:.. be Paid.
-Carred,
C. W. White. rep, sidewalk
u IS rex-t 5 4.65
t,.. Wright, sheep le:led
or injured by dogs y,r.'s
<aac Gamb:e. pt, salary as
c:erlt 35,05
Cvun:y Huron. hospital exp
fir Wm, ',March , - , 2.55
i•sra. Harr:ann, buying deg
and garbage at Wroxeter 1.25
Burke. plank fer
eide:valk in Wroseter .. 945
If. D. Irvin. funeral exp. for
Oscar Weer •, . 60.09
Philp Hard:nee cutting, weeds
etercenie7 on fete cot. 2.40
T. A. Reteerts, et. printing
1e37. else. extra 140.00
ie. M. C. Ketigen. pt. salary
ae A::, Officer 25.a0
;i'.;:. E::.... & Stere tii- for
'i.-. .Fay. Drain 15e
Fred A, Edgar. en -peers
:tee Reinardson
An -a rete.reee
1.:_^.t.. . -.e,-kc :e?es on
R1_..d• eee {weed
4.50
J t}- egere, At.. Read 4r1
i'- ae_ Gan-.'?, _ten Road
Auditer 3.0e
W.•mana Inetitu:e
Gorr:e. for stage imp. in
Township Hall, Gerrie. ,. 7.05
Relief, for month of August 41.62
Road Expenditures
Sam Griffith. drawing gravel $ 31.70
Sam Griffith, gravel 56,60
Alien Griffith, drawing
gravel 34.65
Jim Adams, drawing gravel 34.65
R>bt, Paulin, shovelling .. , , 4.50
IJ:ek Griffith, spreading ,11,70
Dick Griffith, tree: dragging 1,60
Vernon: Hnpfer, shovelling 1100
Dear. Gibson, shovelling N 11,40
T- Grant, weeds 2.20
John Brown, weeds 12.60
c i fford Brown, weeds ince
Rebt. Dag, weeds 2.50
chariee Maxwell, weeds 4.30
Sarry Gowdee weeds 5.73
Ernstet Harris weeds 1)
Earl Halliday, weeds 55.10
Roy Gowdy, weeds 1,00
Alvin Fitch. weeds 2.50
Je hn Hayes, weeds 1.00
Bert Barrie., weeds .. „ 1.59
Ru el Barrie, weeds 2,00
Cha:. Simmons, weeds .. 2.93
Roy Hogan, crushing and +
trucking gravei
Chester Higgins, gravel 56.2;
A. Pike, weeds 1.20
Geo, Blum, weeds ... , , „ . 1!04
Wm Kroft, wends ,,. .,. ee
Eldon Ankenman, weeds . , ,2;i
N, Mtrowr ll, we eels 55
E. Hargrave, weeds ].•n1
E. C. Denny, culvert autd
weeds
7 :4
Robe, Dey, wire f..:t,- , and
W P, ed9nn
1.2e
Leilie Shoemaker, weeds 1 -;ti
R. F. Hagar. supt. .vary , 61.+;+.,
J. 1'nr1,.t wood, work ate-
( -rusher Zh +rl
J. Montgomery. operating
Power grader
Thus, Strop::, wc•ad; •
lint;,•] e-intesi+, 5-- 'is err e
i.dprdop Gale, hyalin; i;ray.1
t
len-rant, :teed= ...
f) I)nl e t nft.,l-
t, D. "wt., It • ds - -
1 1f•-ih.It we.,q: ,....
f %Cfl=rn weeds
Thos, Reid, wcerla
Stanley 1•.rdgar, weeds , , , ,
Glen, E ear, w..:ds
5..11 51::D!•rmitt, wcce;1s , ,
Geo. nest, weeds 1.39
H. Albrecht, weeds 1.00
lir. Moble, weeds SJ
. Gedeke, weeds ,. i.'ti
J. Relebard, weeds .. .. lit
Jelin Doig, weeds 1.t€r!
tide Sehriglee, s cedti *c!
A H, Dell, weeds
Adam .Braun, weeds ... - is 0
Sarney Reis. weeds
Lloyd .lacquse, weeds
Robt. Hitlibard. weeds
Geo. Hubbard, weeds
Henry Nreller, weeds
Henry Meirer, weeds
Ira Kruger, weeds
Ed. Kiltinger, weeds
Wm, Reis. Sr:
Wm. Ries, Jr wet -de - .. , ,
Norman Ries weeds
Forman McLeod, weeds
Fed. Brautigan, weeds
Jack Wel's, weed;
Paul Zimmerman. weeds
Wuz. Douglas weeds
Te:ford Montgon:ts-. weeds
:firs, H. Dlckert, weeds;
J. 3V. Kerber, weeds
Harvey. Ries, weeds
Milton Well:. weedy
Harvey Ries. weeds
Wilfred Kagel. weeds ,
Ed, Jae gnee. weeds
Thos. eed.Wright. culvert and
w
Everett Wright, weeds
Chas, Muir, weeds
R. Jackson. weeds
A. McMichael, weeds
Wm. McLean, weeds
T. C. ]tithe, underrushtng
Gordon Wright, weeds . , . .
Donald Weber. weeds
Howard Nickel. weeds .. , ,
Thomas Sangster, weeds ,
John Hy -adman, culvert tile
Harvey Wright, weeds
Eldon Galbraith, weeds
Chas. Keller, weeds . .
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PIPE
TOBACCO
FOR A MILD, COOL SMOKE
41111
3-2U Wm, Sangster, weeds . , . 2,40
2') Ken, Wright, weeds 0.00
' " Bert, "Wylie, weeds
Norman Diekert, tweeds .
2"
6 00 John Dieltrrt, weeds
Irwin Dickert, weeds ...
R, J. Hueston, lumber and
nee cement i 59
1 ' R. H. Carson, oil and
,el
repair 13.55
E. W, Belton, gas & repair to
).,20 grafter 47.30
Wm. Elliott, drain tile tem
John Ridley. weeds and
.,.4;e., , 1.30
:.gel Jeh,- e Walken% weeds 1.:4
etones . ,,,2.40
P. F. Doze grayelline
1:'1� George Baker, weeds
lite Baker, weeds
rd cordon Doig. weeds
5.1 :Mrs. M'Ewan, weeds 3.00
leaf Frank Graham, weeds 1.00
Ken, Galbraith, weeds 4t f1 1
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1.0)
1.00
10)
-1,55
1.20
5.50
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15 el
6.40 Moved by Weir and Tdner that
2-ee Connell do now adjourn to meet in
e ;5 the Township Hall, Gorrie, on the '.
2, e Third Wednesday in October, or at '
Lee the call of the Revee. -Carried.
4,6e Isaac Gamble, Clerk,
3 60
4.50
4.40 The sympathy that puts valuable
2s..0.5. time and effort into helping another
2...s0 out of a difficulty, is the kind moat
3.09 needed and most appreciated.-!
t 00 Cora D. Day -
Tea
er every Taste
LADA
50.
A Vegetable Wagon
Corn is one of the principal farm
Products constttncd In building
motor cars, Five and ane -quarter
bushels of corn are consumed In
Miming out a new car. It is u:+ed
in manufacturing the butyl sleeted
and hatyl acteate, from width is
made the solvents for lacquers used
In painting motor cars. The aura•
mobile industry is one of tee
farmer's biggest customers. Be-
sides corn it use cotton, wool, aid
leather in ttemendotts quantitle
Linseed oil and other materials
made from farm products are .51>o
used extensively.
Wedding Is Cancelled
As License too Dear
Helena, Mont. -"W- hat will the
license cost:," a woman with pros•
pective husband asked the marriage
clerk. She was told that the fee wttr
$2. The clerk added that the min-
ister's fee customarily was 35.
"Say, I wouldn't pay $5 to marry
any man on earth."
The couple left, sans license.
opper Can --.._.__.._..._. _ _._,...._.
C
Be Tempered
One of the Arts, accredited to the
ancient .Egyptians and thought to
have been lost to modern science,
le that of tempering copper. Scien-
- tints believe that the Egyptian
legend is true only to the extent
that the ancients hardened this
temper by zniarnzering. It Is now
claimed that by the addition of 2%
of a metal called Beryllium to
copper, the alloy can be tempered
to a hardness that will even cut
.eteeh The vast possibilities that
this new alloy offers -to modern ir,-
dustry has stimulated the search all
over the world for deposits of the
mineral Beryl, from which the
metal Beryl lium Is extracted.
• Geologists agree that Canada otters
the best hunting ground and it is ex-
pected that large deposits of the
mineral will be found in this
country.
GRAND •BEND
Grand Bend reports the biggest
' summer season the resort has ever
known. Thirteen lake front lots
I have been sold to American tourists
by Korman Turnbull.
THIS OHASTLY TRAGEDY
COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED!
If it hadn't been for a foolhardy, reckless, criminal driver this accident
would have been avoided. As it is, one victim was taken direct to an
undertaker's parlours and two to a hospital. The driver who caused it
is hopelessly crippled for the rest of his life.
YOU'LL BE iN TROUBLE iF YOU DISREGARD THE LAWS
If you are a reckless driver travelling the Ontario highways, cutting in,
passing on curves and hills, endangering the lives of others, you will find
yourself in serious trouble. The appalling death toll must stop -and you
who are responsible for it will be put off the road! A thousand eyes
are watching you; so be forewarned!
Ontario Motorists Will Co-operate
When you see a motorist driving in a manner dangerous to the
public, take his number, make a careful note of the actual time
and place, and when you teach your destination write to the
Motor Vehicles Branch, Department of Highways, Toronto,
giving full details. We do not invite reports of minor
infringements of the traffic laws; you are requested to
use sound judgment. We will deal adequately with offenders.
ONTARIO
ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT O>! HIGHWAYS
Motor Vehicles Branch