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This year the National Contests of the Boys‘ and Girls‘ Farm Clubs will include eight projects, with a total of about 94 members in the contesting teams. The projects are: dairy cattle, beef cattle, swine, poultry, seed grain, seed potatoes, elothing and food. The last was added this year. Last year clothâ€" ing was adged and it will be held again this year and the judges will have to décide on the best launderâ€" ed and repaired cotton blouses, cotton dresses, costume selection, with a parade of four models dressâ€" ed for a specific occasion, such as school or church. Contestants will This year one of the principal features of many of the agriculâ€" tural fairs and exhibitions in Canâ€" ada has been the contests of the members of the boys‘ and girls‘ farm clubs, coâ€"ordinated through the Canadian Council on Boys‘ and Girls‘ Club Work, one of the most ?rogressive and hopeful movements or Canadian agriculture. At the fairs and exhibitions eliminations have been held preâ€" liminary to the National contests to be held in Toronto, November 16 to 21, as a kind of curtain raiser to the Royal Winter Fair, which will be held November 18 to November 25, in Toronto. Contests Of Boys‘ & Girls‘ Farm Clubs Feature National Exhibits Leaving Edmonton after four days, we went to Jasper Park by C.N.R. Edmonton is 2100 feet above sea level and you start to climb. It is lovely as the sun casts its rays on the Rockies and the many lakes. Running in comfort you view these great peaks with their snow tips and little streams runninfi‘,down the hillside like silver threads. You skirt the bases of these great mountains and see the fine engineering work to come University buildings and grounds hospitals and Parliament Building all spoke of the culture and art of this western city. It is the gateway to Alaska and has grown rapidly during the war and there is lots of money here. The Hudson Bay Store, Eatons and Woolworths are doing big bustness. The Kiwanis meeting was well attended and they are a real bunch o° builders. Paid a visit to Bishofi Barfoot and his wife, tormorlg iss Richâ€" ardson of St. John‘s Church, West Toronto. His ‘Lordship was assistâ€" ant at St. John‘s some years ago and at the Church of the Advent. If you want to see a real garden, you should see his. They were interested in the Weekly each week, ,__â€" Lumber â€" Builders‘ Supplies â€" Fuel 139 Main St. â€" Weston Ph. 74 â€"JUnction 9662 built with stucco or woodâ€"very little brick or stone is used. _Edmonton, Alta., is a lovely city. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Farr, of Wesâ€" met us at the station and us out to their new home in â€"Hylands. It is in the east end :&m,-mu.m-m. this section and the west end are beautifully landscaped and have a wealth of bloom. In fact flowers are large and rich in color. The newer sections of Edmonton have a great appeal to the eye. Most d_t’_w houses are modernistic, 2800 DUNDAS sT. W. E. A. FOSTER IRVIN LUMBER The Finest Workmanship Household Repairs CHIMNEYS, CEMENT WORK, INSULATION, GARAGES, ETC. ©@CHRYSLER ®@ PLYMOUTH ® FARGO DEALER HUDDLESTON MOTORS . MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN, BATHROOM, ETC. Huddleston Motors MASTIC TILE gnow® uow CO. LTD. Estimates Free "WE SERVE THE WEST END" Your West End Across Canada The boys and girls who will make up the National Contest teams will come from every province. After the contests they will see the sights of the Royal Winter Fair, then go on a trip to Hamilton and Niagara â€" Falls before visiting Ottawa on November 21, where theY will visit the Parliament Buildings and see other places of interest in the Capital, before leaving for their homes in the evening. retary of the Boys‘ and Girls‘ Farm Clubs, says that interest in the work of the clubs was never more keen that now. Membership of the clubs is now at 41,000, an increase of more than 2,500 over 1946, The food project will include the making u% of family menus, school lunches, the ability of the contestâ€" ants to prepare certain foods, selected from salads, muffins, tea biscuits, cream soups, floating island custard, and then answer some ql\::stions by the women judges own to be top bracket cooks. also have to be prepared to demonâ€" strate their ability, by exacting examples, to do hand sewing, maâ€" chine sewing and pattern adjustâ€" ment. As you drive through the Park, visiting the Park Dfi;e, you are delighted with the work of the C.N.R. The lodge is one fine piece of work, the interior finished with the natural trees. The big stone fireplace, the dining room, tie ballâ€" room and general office make up the main central room. Think of this, set between Mount Edith Cavell, towering 12000 feet in the air and the old man mountain on the other side. Picture the green lake surrounded by evergreen trees and willows turning color, with the red roofs of the cabins along the shore and you have the sictufe.‘ Yes, The C.N.R. have made this one of Canada‘s most attractive centres. Its golf course, tennis courts and camp trail rides comâ€" plete an opportunity to live amid nature‘s 5rut work. Jasper Park, with its drives, its lakes, its wild animal life is one the great holiday attractions of this eat country. Canadian National gailways has developed it and made it a real asset to the people of Canada. PCOR ®s 4 A can . not your eyes are fld on each side of the railway as you rise into the fresh air. Life Mbdou and you enjoy it to the At last, after five hours your train comes to a stop at Jasper, 8415 feet above sea level. Your eye is caught with the historic toten pole, erected in memory of one of the great Indian chiefs. It is a fine piece of work. Then you see the lovely station, administration building, stores and hotels nearby, also the beautiful beds of flowers. These make a real picture set in the centre of snow covered peaks rising 8000 to 12000 feet into the air. It makes you sit back and think of the Creator. It is wonderful and fills one with awe. LIMIT ED Lowest Possible Prices MacLaurin, General Secâ€" ZONE 4263 We are like carâ€"drivers. Some of us jolt along through our days havâ€" ing an exciting time but spending most of our energy bumping up and down instead of going forward. Sometimes we bump because the road is new, sometimes we have not learned how to manage our maâ€" chines, but most often because we are just riding without a clear idea of where we want to land. We need a purpose big enough to take all our steering skill and strength if there is to be steady driving.â€" M.M.F. The first driver "just goes," apâ€" parently "yi!]\%, to keep away from the ditches. e other chooses his route carefully in order to reach a definite goal. i'lis eyes are fixed not on the side fences but on the road ahead and the place he plans to reach. that it must be a very poor road. The other car travels ae same road as evenly as if it were running on & floor. Did you ever: watch two cars travel the same road? One goes bumging‘ along, hitting every rock and hole.in the way until you think WESTON 809 The Careful Driver Now that Great Britain is comâ€" pelled to reduce food imports it is the essence of common sense to bring British consumers to Canada where they can become Canadian consumers and Canadian producers. â€"By John Atkins in 'Bxe Scene from Shingwauk Farm. The decline of rural population across Canada is due to both the disparities between rural and urâ€" ban hours of work and earnings and the inability of overworked farm people to secure help on their farms and in their homes. There are some reasons, and many excuses, why as many rr- sons as may be desired cannot be Nes on ons fu s ntario governâ€" me:{' has ovetd’)m some 0!°gk reasons and ignored the excuses. There is wide popular approval of the utmrdinl?' measures taken by Ontario to add to the productive force of the province at a time when shortages of essentials are impairinf the wellâ€"being of the people of Canada. ShavingsFree The immigration to Ontario of seven thousand Britishers, by air, :on an 1";‘:‘“ of tt: é.hrmhnâ€" 0 peo, ‘anada to benefit by the nfl‘o{ selected imâ€" migrants in the development of this country, TIMES ‘AND GUIDE. WESTON Canadians Want ’ | Th mA Aan ie MA 1 1z ‘Will Be Good As New YOUR CHESTERFIEL) SUITE REBUILT â€" _ Weston Airport â€" Tretheway Dr. and Jane AND REâ€"UPHOLSTERED At Our Plant At A Great Saving CANADA CASE Co. For Samples Call LY. 8$428â€"9â€"0 wOOD vegetable gardens in Humberiea was completed last weekâ€"end in the first annual eow‘t:hn for the Major Western Horticultural Troâ€" phy. Preliminary judging was carâ€" ried out by three members of the Weston !fl:rticulmnl Society on Friday and Saturday, with the final eliminations completed on Sunday morning. The unanimous décision of the judges as to the best allâ€" round inrden, vegetables _ and flowers, has been in favour of Mr. R. G. Hawtin, 92 Wallasey Ave. Mr. C. B. Fraser, 98 Wallasey Ave. was a very close second to the winâ€" ner, his immediate neighbour, and could almost claim a half interest in the trophy. Mr. L, R. Moore, 20 Aura Lea Boulevard earned third position for his fine gardening efforts this year with honourable mention going to Mr. 0. B. Osborne 11 Aura Lea Boulevard. It is exâ€" pected that the contest judges will officiate at the presentation of the silver trovhy, to be an annual award, at the first Fall meeting of the Humberlea Community Assoâ€" ciation to be held Thursday, Octoâ€" ber 9, 1947. Heartiest congratulaâ€" tions to the winner and runners up. Final judging of landscaping and For Fall New cast aluminum â€" alloy. Even heat distribution. Cool grip handle. 8" diameter. DAILY 9 a.m. â€" 9 p.m. MON. & SAT. 9 a.m. â€" 6 p.m. STORE HOURS Wller Falls 9" planes JACK PLANES FRYING PANS peaters s J 95 Winchester .22 Reâ€" $ 3 .98 inchester s9 8 .5so s4 2.73 RIFLES The J. K. CRANG Co. Building few 16 gauge ATU "<(}} 22 both long â€"£4 both long and short. â€" « PENN SAWS In three sizes. Starting Sn ooo n Ne i e n en m rntit i‘ Earlier this year, it was the opinion of some members of the Humberlea Community, that a weekly column of general interest, to be published in this paper, would be favourably received by the majority of the residents, and would afford a means of "keeping posted" on Community affairs. Mr. R. Cosburn, Sunset Trail, has returned recently from a busiâ€" ness trip to Ottawa and Montreal. Our best wishes are extended also, to Mrs. S. May, Sunset Trail, for a speedy recovery. Mrs, May is a:ngrmnt rocurutmx from a reâ€" c operation in the St. Joseph‘s Hospital, Toronto. We are pleased to learn that Mr. ’Juk hmss Sunset Trail, is exâ€" pected mz lfllhl this week, â€" Mr. Ta{lr condition has been found to be not quite so seriâ€" ous as at first expected. Best wishes are .extended to. Mr. Tayâ€" lor for a ?:.dy mpmy.f ’!‘heblfolgs response our or doners,â€" on hhlf.p of Mr. Taylor, has been greatly appreciated. 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Without your interest and coâ€"operation, this> effort will be abandoned, because of other moye pressing commitments. the Com}nii'*'{y‘ who know of such neighbourly "news, or who wish to contribute in any way to the Hower, to maintain a = bourly . column,. the ?io coâ€"operation â€" of . the Conim membersâ€" as a whole is There are undoubtedly many items of common interest occurring every dayâ€"children‘s birthdays, anniverâ€" saries, visits to or from relatives, is teang o ahe se miiiden & any one vidua uufi by -%or tyo door prow! to pry into each one‘s home and perâ€" sonal affairs, That is neither the purpose nor the desire of the oriâ€" ginators of this Community news celumn. Therefore, any luidya_nu‘o_f automatic. COMPLETE GOING â€" â€" â€" Out of town? Ride in Safety and Comfort ORDER OUR DELUXE CARS â€"Dependable Serviceâ€" VETERAN TAX! . _ Precovel fhess ZONE 4â€"327 "Congratulations â€" Mount Bennis Athletic Association CRANG BRAI MILK OF MAGNESIA 16 oz. .29 32 oz. 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