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.1939 Schoolmarm
Not Old-Madish
Questionalre Reveals
Today's Teachers Are Full
of Life, Intensely Human,
Practical, Looking for
Marriage
The modern elementary teacher
to full of life, intensely humiia,
practical and in 73 eases out of 100
keeping a weather eye open for
marriage to a man earning a reas-
onable income.
Dr. Ralph Bedell, head of the
University of Nebraska Teachers'
college, worked ma a pretotyye of
WILLIAivl SPENCE
Estate Agent. Conveyancer
and Commissioner
General Insurance
Office
Main i treet. - Ethel. Ontsr"'
James McFadean
Howick Mutual Fire insurance
-Also-
Hartford Windstorm
-Tornado insurance
-Automobile Insurance
'Phone 42 Box 1, Turnberry
Brusesls, Ontario
St.
the present grade teacher 'by ask
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log 400 questions of 238 `'expert"
teachers in Nebraska, Iowa, Kan-
sas, Missouri and Colorado,
The Composite Teaher
Occupation -Morey interested in
teaching than any other proles-' i
sion; thumbs down on the Holly-
wood glamor girl as well as movie 1
acting or becoming an artist's
model; 66 per cent in favor of be- '
coming educational directors; men
preferred to worsen as employers.
Amusements -Outdoor aobiv-ities.
in the lead; 75 per cent like danc-
ing, but the majority would choose
a goodf play over a dance if the
alternative were offered. 60 per
cent go for bridge; 13 per cent for
poker. blanket approval for mov-
ies; .symphonies are good but form-
al teas are not.
Reading - Newspaper editorials
and books, preferred; romantic
stories and women's pages strong;
only three per cent in favor of the
true revelation type of 'story.
People - Landslide tor progres-
sive, energetic, but not overly con-
fident people; "natural" leaders,
religious and witty persons Pre-
ferred types; "monist." Women,
gum chewers, nervous individuals
511111 men who drinks are in the dog-
house.
THE IRUSSELa POST W20111'FSOA7(, 14,0v, 651x, 1039
MARRIAC11ES IN
SEPT MBER UI'
68l PER CENT
First Month of War
In 'Canada Showed
Cupid A Batty Man
'Cupid and his bow and arrow
did a land Wee buslnes6 during
the first mouth of the war, the
Dominion Bureau 05 Statistics
d'iselose t at Ottawa,
"The first month of war unite
eviderutlyplunged many Canadian
young people into the sea of matri-
mony in advance of their original
intentions„" said the' bureau
"During' Selptember the number
of Marr'lages ,throughout Canada
was 7,966 which 'inns 68r�.% per
cent. snore than the 'September
total a year ago."
Births registered is 66 cities
and towns having 'populations of
10,000 or more numbered 7,45$
in September, Deaths were 8,935,
In September, 1938, births were
7,226, deaths 4,076 and marriages
4,729
,Hous To
Fatten Up
.Your Turkeys
Start A Month Before
Selling Them - Birds
Thrive Best In Open
Turkeys, thrive best .in the open
even during the !fattening period,.
and the fattening period should
etaitt a month before it is intended
to sell them Fattening should be
commenced gradually with mashes
In the morning and at noon, and
whole grain in the evening. When
turkeys are shut up pens they
very often go off their feed and fre-
quently die,
Recommended Mash
A recommended mash for turk-
eys is made up of ,equal parts of
ground oats, barley meal, cornmeal
and wheat bran, Buckwheat may
take the place of barley. Mix thor-
oughly and moisten the mash with
water or sldmmiik about two hours
before feeding. Enough liquid
should be used to make 'the feed
crumbly and not sticky or sloppy.
The mash shouldbe given in thor-
oughly -cleaned "V" shaped troughs
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M A K E R 5
MACHINERY HAS
STRAIGHTENED UP
THIS SHAPE
Millet, the French artist, son of a farmer and himself
a farm laborer, has in his universally known pictures
of -The Gleaners, The Man with the Hoe; etc., left a
very graphic record of farming methods and their
influence on farm workers of a Century ago.
Edwin Markham, the American poet, viewing
The Man with the Hoe, interprets It to us with dramatic
force in his poem of the same name when he says,
Who loosened and let down this brutal jaw;
Whose the hand that slanted back fhis brow;
Whose breath blew out the light within this brain.
Ringing out the challenge, he asks -"Is this the
thing the Lord, God made and gave dominion over
land and sea", and coils on "Masters, Lords and
Rulers of all lands to straighten up this shape
But each step in this great emancipation has conte
by the introduction of some new labor-saving machine.
Thus by liberating man from back -breaking, brain.
deadening toil, modern machinery has done, more,
than all the misters, lords and rulers of all lands.
to straighten up this shape.
For ninety years now Massey -Harris has played
a conspicuous part in designing and making such
labor-saving machines and in the development of
power and power equipment for farm operations. c,
1I.MITED
C'H l N E R Y
FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently,
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
WILUAM STONE SONS
LIMITED
PHONE 21 INGERSOLL
BRUSSELS '-- PHONE 72
and no more feed should be served
than the turkeys' can clean up, The
tame Mash may be used f or the
morning ands noon feeds, Whole
corn 1s the 'best grain for fattening
but is should not be led heavily if
the weather is warm, Along with
regular feeds,, the ,turkeys should
have plenty of fresh water and
grit,
Howick Council
Ford'wich, Nov, 15th,1959
The 'Council met in the United
Church Hall according to adjourn-
ment, The members were all
present, the Reeve J. W, Gamble in
the chair.
The mtntttes of Met regular
meeting were read and on motion of
Strong and Weir were` adopted.
Moved by M+dOellum and Strong
that the Clerk he hereby authorized
to prepare a Money By-law for U,S.
S. no, 14 according to the request
of the said School Section, for the
pulipose of bornowing, on debentures
.the suun of $2300,00 for a term of
Three years, for school purposes.
Carried.
Moved by Weir and McCallum
that the following bills be paid,
-Carried,
Isaac Gamble, pt. salary
as Clerk 35.00
Norman Wade, premium on
Bonds for Treas. &
Collectors 57.50
John Ferguson, sheep killed
or injured by dogs
F. A. Elgar, engineer's fees
on Kreller Award and
re -staking Richardson
Drain .... ... 76.00
'Cecil Grainger, sheep killed
or injured by dogs' ..... 9,00
Robt, G. Gibson, wood for
Twp. Hall, Wroxeter .. .
W. R, Fraser, M;D., services
for John Smith; trip to
Mt. Forest and services
re S King
David Robinson, servicing
.Street lights, Wroxeter
Isaac Gamble, Trepairng
Amending By-law on
Mun, Drain no. •5
J, H, Rogers, services on
Aiunieipal Drain no 5 ...
Isaac Gamble, eapeneeis: re
'trip to London
J. T3, Rogers, dxSenses re
trip to London
United Ch. Fordiwich, rent
rent of Hall , .. .
R. 5, Lovell Co„ supplies
for Treasurer
.7. W. Gamble, two trips to
Goderich re Equalization
Relief
Road Expenditures
H. E. Burrows, repairs
for grader
3.' W. Hathaway, welding
pipe
10 W. Bolton, Presltone .
M. McPhail, repair to tire
Nelson Gow iy, operating
Power Grader 66,50
John.. Montgomery, road
stmt. 68.60
Marry Locking, ditching . 2260
Ed. Kiliinge', ditching 23.80
Norman Reis, ditching .. , 1,00
Lary .Baker, ditching , ... , 1,30
Frank Graham, ditching , , , 1.30
Wilford' Weitz, ditching„ 3.50
H, Eat'tatian, ditching 14.70
Bert Carter, ditching ... 13,70
Alex Porterfield, inching , 12,70
Harold Dickert, ditching , 1,80
Thos. Porterfield, ditching . 4,70
Chas, Killinger, ditching 7,00
L1oydl Jacques, ditching , , . 4.50
Earl Moore, repair to
culvert 2,90
R, B, Waiters, ba1, on posts 1.50
Wray Cooper, dragging . , 8.25
Wan. Wilson, dragging 2.20
Walter Redden, dragging „ 6,85
Nelsen Stuernol, ditching 2.00
P. A. Edgar, engineer's fees 10,00
Mich. 0:ltfltb, repair for
plow . 2.00
R. H. ('arson & Son, gas
& 'oil 61.18
Rent Mann, underhrushiirg , 10,0
Balfour Bream, compensation
for wiry fence 8.110
M•lved by Baker and Weir that
this council do now adjourn to
meet in the Township hall, Gerrie,
on the 156. day of December, or at
the call of the Beers. ---Carried.
10,00
• Get ready now far the "bad
road" season. This husky
Goodyear Lug Tire is designed
to keep trucks, buses or
tractors on the move through
deep snow or mud.
Drive 1n and see this big
brute tire today.
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These sturdy, deep, diagonal,
self-cleaning cleats bite in .. .
find` their own traction ... and
keep• you on the move. Save
• 'time, fuel andstrain.
a
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Orwell Elliott, Operator
BRUSSELS ONT, PHONE 82
Baby's Own Room
It is best ;that children should
have their own room, in whieli
they can breathe their own air and
be by themsetaves from very early
days: Naturally the room would
be close to that of the mother, so
that if the door is left open she
will be able to hear the child al-
most as well as if he were beside
her.
When it can be managed it is
highly desirable that a baby should
17.00
25,00
76.00
20.00
10.00
10,00
10.00
1,50
1.56
10,00
30,65
have his' own room an . should not
be asrnad down for reasons ad-
vanced, such ag sentiment, preju-
diee, and fear of baby being left
alone.
David loved bread and jelly. His
mother usually perclrased, sliced
bread, One day she bought a loaf
of uns6iced bread. When he saw her
apply the butcher knife, be asked:
"What's that bread all stuck to-
gether for?
27,45
1.00
.60
1.40
Isaac Gamble, Cork.
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