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Area farmers visit
Six district farm couples visited Centralia's College of Agricultural
last week to meet students that will be visiting their farms to get
practical experience in a new subject being taught at the school this
Centralia College
year, farm analysis. Above, Centralia staff member Graham Hooper
is shown with Howard Johns, Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Love, Mrs. Johns
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe. —T-A photo.
Students to study on farms
Unique course for Centralia College
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Improvement Associations are
co-operating to hold Cornland
Days. Involved are Huron,
Bruce, Grey, Dufferin, Waterloo
and Wellington. Bruce Matheson,
Agricultural Representative of
Dufferin County is chairman for
the event.
Dozens of CBC performers,
musicians and technicians will be
putting on the largest lineup of
live radio, television and film
programming ever to originate
from the match.
Besides popular performers
such as The Rythm Pals, the
Allen Sisters, the Carl Tapscott
Singers and Bill Bessey, plowing
match visitors will be able to see
the award winning film that was
such a hit at Expo last year, A
Place To Stand.
The CBC radio-TV and film
presentations will originate from
the Broadcast Centre set up in
the Westeel-Rosco building next
to the headquarters building.
Audiences are admitted free of
charge. r
Also appearing at • thee
Broadcast Centre will be the
host of CBC-TV's Country
Calendar series, Laurie Jennings,
farm commentators George
Atkins and Glenn Powell and
interviewer Don Sims. Gardeners
Earl Cox and Bob Keith will be
on hand to greet visitors
personally.
New ideas in education are
being tried throughout the
school systems of our country
and the Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology is no
exception.
This year's International
Plowing Match to be held near
Guelph in Wellington County
from October 16 — 19 will have
feature attractions to interest
every visitor.
In addition to the usual
plowing competition and
displays of farm machinery there
will be special daily shows for
the ladies, a cornland day and a
large lineup of CBC performers.
The ladies will be entertained
by fashion shows, cooking
schools and demonstrations on
beauty, gardening and flowers.
The theme for the annual
Cornland Days will be "Systems
for High Moisture Corn in Top
Unloading Silos".
Demonstrations of various
types of equipment for the
handling of high moisture grain
and shelled corn will be held on
each of the four days of the
match at the north corner of
Tented City at 2:30 p.m.
In addition, Dr. Stan Young
of the Crop Science Department
at the University •of Guelph will
be featured as a guest speaker on
October 16.
Six local Soil and Crop
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In a unique move, the 30
second year male students at the
Centralia school will be spending
one day per week at area farms
studying a new subject, farm
analysis.
Spring shivaree
on Lucan couple
On October 6, 1928, at St.
George's Anglican Church, the
Rev. Arthur Shore united in
marriage Edna Roberts, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Roberts, and Harvey Hodgins,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Hodgins.
The bride's brother, Hilton
Roberts and the groom's sister,
Edythe (Mrs. Jack Murdy) now
both of Lucan, were attendants.
The couple spent their
married life at RR 1 Lucan, on
the Coursey Line. They have
three children, Mrs. Bruce
Morley of Lieury, Roscoe
Hodgins of St. Thomas and
Beverly Hodgins, at home. There
are four grandchildren.
Last Saturday night on the
eve of their fortieth anniversary,
17 of their relatives and friends
sprang a shivaree on them.
After lunch provided by the
invaders, Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins
showed pictures of their recent
trip to B.C.
On Sunday evening their
three children sponsored a
dinner at the Dufferin Hotel,
Centralia, for 36 members of
their family.
Explorers go
on expedition
LUCAN
Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers
held an Expedition at the Lucan
United Church reticently with
32 Explorers and four leaders
present.
The business was led by Mrs.
William Froats who explained
details of the Explorer uniform.
The girls were asked to
enquire about the work and aims
of UNICEF and report their
findings at the next Expedition.
Members were divided into
three groups alternating every 20
minutes between music, under
the leadership of Mrs. Ross
MeRobert,s; games, Mrs. Keith
Kraul; and discussion on the
Explorer's Emblem, with Mit,
Don °Neil.
There was a collection of
books on the Wonders of Nature
on display. The girls were asked
to bring yarn and pieces of
flannelette to the next
Expedition for making into
quilts for the needy,
In order to gain a diploma
from the College a student must
successfully complete this
project. The aim of the project is
to determine whether a course
can be successful without a
college farm.
The senior year students will
be divided into groups of six by
the area of farm study they are
interested in. Accompanied by a
staff tutor the boys will visit the
farms to study it in depth.
Real farm situations will be
created to expose them to
problems which can be resolved
by farm and classroom study.
The area farmer will be in the
role of a part-time instructor for
the half dozen students that visit
his farm. The students will have
complete access to all business
information pertaining to the
farm operation.
While the emphasis will be on
farm business management, the
boys will look at the complete
farm business. Other phases that
will be explored are soils,
fertility, crop progress, livestock,
farm machinery and farm credit.
This project which is the first
of its kind in Canada will take
priority over all other classes or
subjects. A passing grade is
necessary to gain a diploma.
The six area farmers and their
wives met the students at a
get-acquainted dinner at the
Centralia College last Tuesday
and Thursday the boys made
their first trip to the farms.
District farmers co-operating
in this new venture are Ralph
Weber, Howard Johns, Elmer
Powe, Edwin Miller, Maurice
Love and Ross Marshall.
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