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Page Eight FORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2th 1986 | AGRICULTURAL CONVENTIONS Arrangements have been completed by the Agricultural Associations con- cerned to hold their Annual Meetings and Conventions as announced below:; Ontario Plowmen's Association Tuesday, February bth, conmmencing at 10.80 a.m. at King Edward Hote, Toronto. Ontario Field Crop and Seed Grow: ers' Association--Wednesday, Feb. 6, commencing at 9.30 a.m. at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto. Ontario Association of Fairs and Exhibitions -- Annual Convention, on Thursday and Friday, February 7 and 8, commencing at 9.30 a.m. at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto. Ontario Vegetable Growers' Asso- ciation--Annual Meeting on Tuesday, February 12th, commencing at 9.30 a.m. Convention Wednesday, Feb. 13, commencing at 9 a.m. at King Edward Hotel, Toronto. : EPSOM Mr. W. M. Croskery, the Repre- sentative for the Ontario Department of Agriculture, has been invited to speak at the following places and time --_-- a -- -- Bethesda, Wednesday Evening, Jan. 23rd, at 8 o'clock in the Sunday School room; Utica, Friday evening, January 25, at 8 o'clock, in the Sunday School room; Epsom, Wednesday, January 30, at p.m., when it is expected that he will set forth the educational ad- vantages of those attending the Short Courses in Agriculture during the month of February, free of charge. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. W. Asling on the birth of a son, on Fri- day evening last, January 18th. The Young People of Utica hope to put on a debate on Friday evening next--'Resolved that Plant Life is of greater usefulness to the human race than animal life." A good attendance is anticipated. The people of this vicinity have been waiting for that extreme wintry blast that was predicted on Sunday last. So far nothing has come, at this time, but the hour for its arrival has been set for Monday night. <a pry CHALK LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Elwell, left last week for Texas where they intend making their home. Mrs, Elwell was former- ly Miss Olive Parrott. Sorry to hear that Mr, Edward Ashton had the misfortune to get his leg hurt while cutting feed with the horse power. Congratulations to Mr, W. Parrott on being elected as Reeve for Reach Township. Misses Ruth Trull, Bernice Goose and Marjorie Wilson, have secured positions in Oshawa. Mr._Ross Sandison is visiting with friends in Oshawa. Messrs, Walter Lynde and Gordon Parrott have been appointed canvass- ers in this section for the Bot fly work. We hope this will be as success- as the Warble fly campaign, Your co- operation is invited in taking advan- tage of this opportunity. sbi ir GOLD QUARTZ USED AS RAIL- WAY ROCK FILL When a new gold camp is discovered many interesting stories filter out of its area, which go to show that the precious yellow metal was awaiting discovery had but the "right man" come along. It is the same with the now famous Sturgeon Lake gold area, lying on the Canadian National Rail- ways line between Long Lac and Port When an inquisitive geolo- gist took a notion to examine the rock fills on the roadbed, he found that the quartz used contained gold assaying at from $4 to $7 per ton. Of course, the fill was built many years before such a development as a "gold camp' was even remotely contemplated; but .one cannot help conjecturing what might | have happened had there been a geologist, or an experienced prospect- "or, identified with the construction gang. It might have been possible that a new gold camp would have Arthur, sprung into existence over night. 'Mr. Anson Swanick spent Sunday afterneon' with Fred Merrick. Mr. Frank Burns spent Sunday with Mr. Geo. Merrick: A few from around here attended the dance at the home of Mr, George Kydd, on. Friday evening lost OTTAWA URGED TO STOP ABUSES (Canadian Statesman) The retail merchants of Bowman- ville have petitioned the Ottawa Gov- ernment by resolution to take im- mediate action on the Price Spreads MARSH HILL Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gregg enter- tained a number of their friends one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. Russell Acton. Gerald Gregg and children were recent visitors at the' gy by railways investigation to have abuses brought out by the probe abolished. The local association is also petitioning the On- tario Legislature against proposed { amendments to the Wages Act dealing with garnishees, and sent a further petition complaining of favoritism in - delivering freight in Toronto free of charge from 'The farmers of this vicinity 'are! the depots, while making a charge for busy getting their season's. wood. the same service in Bowmanville. PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY The opening in Oshawa of the House of Friendship, to take care of tran- sients wandering along the highways by providing them with material and spiritual comforts, is a fine examplifi- cation of the spirit of 'the Good Sa- maritan.' : : . The citizéns who have sponsored this i practical 'plan of Christian gervice| have done so from a deep sense of the responsibility which rests on them to take care of their fellow-beings who are in n¢ed. They have strongly re- sisted efforts to' give their work pub- licity, have sought no praise or com- mendation, but on the contrary, have 'done their utmost to do 'their work in a quiet, modest way. Nevertheless, we feel that a work of this kind is so, fine an example of practical Christ- ianity that it ought to be held up as a model of what can be done when the right spirit is present. The House of Friendship will be a haven of refuge for hundreds of home- less and hopeless men. The meals they will - receive, the sleeping accomoda- tion provided for them, are not the important things, The important thing is that in its atmosphere they will be who cares for them, wants to help them along life's rocky road. 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