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Increased Cheese Sales in Prospect
"We of the Ontario Cheese pounds for several years to
Producers' Marketing Board ap- come.
predate the opportunity of a George McLaughlin outlined
joint meeting with the Ontario the Ontario Milk Marketing
Milk Marketing Board to dis- Board's recent policy statement
cuss mutual problems," said which summarizes the board's
Hector Arnold, chairman of the long range program. kle also
Ontario Cheese Producers' Mar- complimented the Cheese Pro-
keting Board following a joint ducers' Marketing Board on its
meeting between the Cheese export and promotional activi'-
Producers and the Ontario Milk ties over the years. These
Marketing Boards in Belleville have been a key factor, he
on November 3. said, in maintaining stable
The meeting was called for prices throughout Ontario Dairy
a discussion of mutual milk Industry.
marketing problems and to en-
able the members of each group
to familiarize themselves with
the other's activities. During
the meeting Mx. Arnold fore-
cast an annual increase in
cheese sales of 8-l0 million
The National Safety League
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bottle to eliminate risk of ac-
cidentally taking the wrong
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tion as it fits into a completely
integrated program of agrlcul-
tural education in Ontario, this
committee to consist of repre-
sentatives of the Ontario De-
partment of Education, the On
tarso Federation of Agriculture,
the Ontario Institute of Profes-
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THE MAIN STREET once again saw the vet-
erans of two world wars on parade for
Remembrance Day services at the Cenotaph.
The parade which also included the town
council, Scouts, Cubs and Legion Auxiliary,
was led by the Legion color party.
Committee
The 29th annual convention
of the Ontario Federation of
Agriculture meeting in Toron-
to heard a report from its stand-
ing committee on Education in
which concern was expressed
over the tendency to minimize
agriculture as a subject in sec-
ondary school curricula.
The committee made the
following recommendations
with regard to agriculturalcour-
ses in Ontario schools:
1. That agriculture be
taught as an agricultural ap-
preciation course with empha-
sis on the importance of agri-
culture in the Canadian econ-
omy.
2. That up-to-date text-
books be provided on Canadian
agriculture and that, where ap-
plicable, texts used in other
courses, for example, geogra-
phy and mathematics, should
be up -dated to present agricul-
ture in its proper place in the
economy.
3. That an effort be made
to secure and train teachers
who are better qualified to
teach agriculture.
The committee recommend-
ed the OFA prepare a brief for
presentation to the Ontario
committee on the Aims and
Objectives of Education in the
Board Discusses
Preliminary Plans
All members of Morris Town-
ship School Area Board were
present at the regular meeting
in Brussels School November 10.
Minutes of the two October
meetings were approved. Con-
siderable correspondence was
read and discussed. Prelimin-
ary plans for an addition to the
Brussels school, prepared by
architect Donald Snider were
studied and discussed.
The secretary was instructed
to write Hood School. Supplies,
Stratford, informing them that
their account will not be paid
until their agent visits the Mor-
ris schools and makes the nec-
essary adjustments in the supply
account. Payment of all bills
presented, except the one from
Hoods for $513.04 was auth-
orized.
Educator supplies, $207.28;
Hall Insurance Agency, $38.07.
McDonald Lumber, $23.90; M,
Oldfield, $15.57; SparlingHdw,
$1.71; Alexander Hdw. , $21.64;
Longman's Hooks, $3, 70; Bridge
Motors, $1.75; Blyth Hydro,
$33,41; W. Stephenson, $ .78;
McCutcheott Grocery, $1,52; •
Ross Mann, $8.00; Huron Li
brary, C, Robertson, $12.00;
H. Bernard, furnace service,
$18.25; Advance -Times,
$10.61; Stainton 1-ldw.. $16.57;
Alexander Chapman, insurance,
$19.00; E. Bussenberry, tuning
pianos, $48,00; J. M. Dent,
textbooks, $48.49 W. J. Gage,
textbooks, $54.05; Jas.. Smith,
repairs, $69.00.
Makes Recommendations
Schools of Ontario.
Concern was expressed over
the lace of liaison or co-ordin-
ation between the various de-
partments of government and
the following recommendations
were made:
1. That better liaison be es-
tablished between the Depart-
ments of Agriculture, Educa-
tion, Health and other Depart-
ments concerned.
2. That a committee be set
up to study agricultural educa-
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