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URSDAY 28 1949 Cattle Are WW exports of pedigree cattle set mural 01L BRIEF Continued from page one crs are so Concerned about getting out of the soil enough to live by that they give littlethouglit to putting anything back When their general economic condition improves they may put something back The history of the past quarter century in Canada proves that while economic prosperity for agri culture does not necessarily and of itself lead to wiser land use econ oiiiic adversity docs invariably lead to soil dqpletion and wastage of natural resources This being the case we would strongly recommend that the iovcriiiiiciit of the Province of Ontario give all possible support to the Canadian federation of agri culture mid the federal government in expanding twoway channels of trade which will find suitable market for Canadian agricultural VI rroducts and in exploring outlets for surplus stocksI through the food and Eigriculturc organization or other world organizations In so do iiiiz we might hope to accomplish wo objectives to distribute our urplus produce to the needy and preserve our agricultural econ iiiy at level essential to soil for tility maintenance In return for such reasonable at tionlo the agricultural economy larnicr might reasonably be ex cted and in extreme cases be re hired to iefrain from ooilrmining fziiid other wastage of natural re rvrurn rr if ourccs IIhc federation of agriculture ould also recognize the part play in the maintenancenof agricul ural prosperity by the regular ser icis bf the department of agri ulturc the Ontario agricultural allege marketing legislation at the roviiicial level and agricultural Epigaiiizations We would urge that Il LSlessor LICENSED zincriotier HOUSEHOLD armors ram STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS Phone 2577 Barrio ti =84 ported hardy and capable of standing those services and organizations be strengthened and expanded to en sure for the agricultural economy profitable level We would further urge in order to avoid duplication of effort that where expansion involvpstlit es tablishment of new service this be set up to work in very close citoperation with the existing re gulai services of the department of agriculture ib The federation of agriculture feels that simply because farmeis are more prosperous it does not fol low thzii they will be concerned about conserving the resources of the earth It may be too that lwhcre they are concerned they lack adequate information There lforc we would stress the need for education and would refer the com mittee to Page of the above meri tioiied report and would recom iiieiid the following in cooperation with the department of education where such cooperation is access ary and possible i1 The implementation of the items on Pa of th report so thatthc scho is may ground work for the future care of the soil in basic reverence for the soil and sense of the importance of conserving it That the beginnings made in public school he continued and ex panded in the secondary school program That the boys and girls club work and the junior farmers pro gram be used as an opportunity for practical ducation in soil conser That the educational program regarding soil conservation be ex ttnded to all established farmers and an attempt be made to reach as many adults as possible In this regard we point to the avenues now open for this purpose short courses under the department of agriculture community night class os organized by the federation of agriculture in coopcration with the department of agriculture and the department of education the farm radio forum the womens institutes and any other adult group which will study conservation Ic The federation of agriculture studied the question of reforesta jccts but feel that these matters will be discussed bythe soils and reforestation committees Aoa ENGLISH TAVERNS Many English taverns trace their origins to mOnasteries because monks built rest houses for pil grims on their way to shrines at Rochester and Canterbury Pos sibly the most famous tavern is the Tabard Inn celebrated in the to men with the surname of Leav enworth Canterbury Tales of Chaucer tion and the question of soil pro Now Coing In SmallEcnm Ses MEET SOME MIDGETS of the bovine worldDextem small breed of cattle gaining pepularity with British farmers because three can be reared in the attendants are Grinstcad Trixie left and Grinstead Hawk heifers of LeonorIslet Stock Farm Hor sliam Sussex where Britains largest herd of Dexters ls reared Despite their size Dexters are re to severe winters British farmers long famed for their CWktNUW the Dexler midget breed creating many demands from overseas place of one of normal breed Pictured with LIT BRISTOW PLUMBING on HEATING EIAgencyiforllurney lltltllil Furnaces if alespfficeud Shwroom in all Tries faiciieaung rim BARRIE BARIIRIEI ONTARIO CANADA DEDICATED Continued from page one Rev Carder related the steps taken by the Presbytery to purchase the property after the decision was made to acquire camp site oin IlVl ot six years illst The ceremony of dedication was conducted by Rey Bewell chairman of Sinicoc Presbytery In his remarks Mr litwell paidi tribute to 1th than persons both clergy and lay people who had vworkcd lo=inake the camp sible The camp was dedicalcdl To the glory of God and to the Cllllsllllll training of all who may be using it campfire proiiiam was con ducted by ltv Mr Hayward More than lot persons including parents of campers aid iiiiiiibeis Iof congregations in various pzirtsl of the lresbyteiy attended the dedication servrce velop the camp is still on and the young peoples union of the pres bylery has undertaken project l0 IlllSL $1200 Miss Lois laris oil is chainmin 3YPU this year Barrie boys who llaiid the first camp are Kenneth Bezivt My MM MI WNW MW Tim Ilaok Bobby ciouighicyifiliimm lb milile le ICC IUIIWS ml Kitllltrti 5mm Buster Walton Iiay Walton Allan WWW by Rm hlmly Mmny mum RomIv Ross Fox well of lllllllrllslhll5 Ltlillo my 51 and Evil1igli Wayne partridg lawn Dewy girls liiolitii aip friltlldllll it days JIIIV 2511a and Ronald Carter The United liuiili in Sinicoe but this is the first year for the at the parsonage 98labvlh Wilfred wimwr Toronto iqvis hm Monday AUK lv ng100lllll has sponsored camps for cziiiii site to be owned by the Iloiit forget the toniiiiiinity pic pm If there Will be camp of at young people in previous yearspresbytcry me at Bass Lake in Aurmt ll itiiig with his brother George Wis Illtl Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Woodrow McConnell on the arrival of baby son Mr Woods of Hamilton was with his family at the Riverbcnd Cabins for the weekend Miss Beverley McClung of Itiv ersidc is holidaying with her aunt Mrs It McClung Bill Hounsoine his wife and fain ily of Winnipeg are holidaying with the formers parents The Womens Institute held very successful tea and bake sale at Parksidc Inn Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Roy Eakley and baby Wayne of Toronto were with Mr and Mrs Wm Eakley for the weekend Miss Helen Hounsome of Tor onto is spending fortnights holi day with her parcnts Mr and Mrs Chas Hounsomc Miss Ethel Armstrong Coiling wood Miss Dorothy Rawn of ch ern Bridge and Mrs Elizabeth Bishop of Barrie were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Rawn during the past week =l WAVERLE zzf July 23 Brittain of Vasey visited with relatives and friends here Mr and Mrs EdBell Toronto are visiting with relatives here Gerald and Kenneth Snider of Toronto spent the weekend Iwith their parents Jack Bannister and Gordon Brown of Toronto spent the week uy H0 Tuesday am to SPECIAL MCCORMICKS BISCUITS The family of the late MrsIsaac French have the sympathy of the community in the loss of mothr $420 YEAR SCHOLARSHIP Yale UniverSity has for two years been advertising to find applications for its $420ayearl Leavenworth Scholarship open Swifts Spinning Limits PRIDE 54c SURE Imam curtains Wigs Hm Mitch mun pus random Strum cexcwmm NMSMIf ltr mmcurio DroolII COMp Site Chairman REV The camping rm fluids dCIlS 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