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1941-06-19
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Thursday, June 26th., 1941 FULLY ARRANGED FOR “FARM AND HOME WEEK” The program for “Farm and Home Week” which begins on Monday, June 2rd, at Olds School of Agriculture, has been fully arranged. Each day from Monday to Friday, there will be practical lectures, demonstrations and discussions of special interest to farm- ers and their wives. Many outstand- ing speakers and agricultural author- ities will be present during the. week. Of particular interest are the eve- ning programs, which combine popular lectures on important current subjects Wheat Deliveries Producers should carefully study the Government's 1941 Wheat Policy to determine which alternative will bring them the best returns. it will be necessary for wish to deliver their 1940. cro; collect farm storage to do so >» August 1st, 1941, when the 1941 crop delivery quota becomes effective. ALBERTA roducers who and fore PACIFIC GRAI OMPANY, LIMITED (28) THE OLDS GAZETTE with entertainment. The official opening takes place on Monday night when the Hon. William Aberhart, Premier of Alberta, will be the main speaker. The Hon. D. B. MacMillan, Ministér of Agriculture, will also take part in the official opening. On Tuesday night Dean Robert New- ton, University of Alberta, and W D. Albright, Superintendent of the Domi- nion Experimental Farm at. Beaver- lodge, will be the speakers. Dean New- ton will discuss “Propaganda” and Mr, Albright will deliver an illustrated talk entitled “Not by Bread Alone.” The guest speaker on. Wednesday comes from the University of British Columbia, in the person of Dr. J. C. Berry, Assistant Professor, Department of Animal Husbandry. He will dis- cuss “Three Current Problems in Ani- mal Nutrition”—a most important sub- ject under present ‘conditions. On Thursday evening, the Hon. J. C. Taggart. chairman of the Canadian Bacon Board, and Dr..L. B. Pett, Pro- fessor of Biochemistry, University of Alberta, will be heard. Dr. Pett will speak on “Nutrition and the War” and LET US SHOW YOU THE FAMOUS. DUNLOP FORT] The complete range of these’ world- famous tires includes a Dunlop for every purse and purpose. See Your Local DUNLOP DEALER “THE WORLD'S FINEST TIRE” Mr. Taggart will discuss “Britain’s Food Requirements.” In view of Can- ada’s position in supplying food to the Empire; these lectures will be of -par- ticular importance. On Friday afternoon at 2.00 o'clock he will discuss “The Bacon Situation.” Both of these addresses will be well worth hearing. Each evening besides the lectures, there will be community singing and motion pictures. Some of the pictures to be shown are newly released deal with various phases of the war. Comic and general interest films are also being supplied. “Farm and Home Week” is open to everyone. It is free except for lod- ging, which may be obtained in the modern dormitories at very reasonable rates, Visitors are always welcome. Come for. the week if you can, and if not, plan to attend for at least a day or two, but in any case, the evening lectures should not. be overlooked. Complete programs for the week may be had at the Sehool of Agriculture... ther urging; ‘skulkers ! for all-out effort! homes, our faith, our freedom, are at stake! There’s no room for talkers or YOUR hour, the hour of the FIGHTING MAN, is here! FOR Your King and country need you! The call to duty is ringing clear and men who love Canada and all this great - Dominion stands for, will need no fur- It’s time for ACTION; Our future, our for ACTIVE SERVICE RATES OF PAY IN THE RANKS 0 per Day with Board, Lodging, ,. Medical and Dental care pro- fependent Allowances in 3 $35 to wife, $12 each per month for not more than 2 children. A soldier with wife and 2 children collectively receive a total of $99.30 per month, RA: Rates varying from 25¢ to 75¢ per da for skilled tradesmen while cxuployed, CANADA'S ACTIVE ARM Make no mistake about it... This is your call to duty. . . Canada’s Freedom is Threatened ... You are needed now Canada’s great mobile army, equipped with all the finest weapons of modern, mechanized warfare—tanks, armoured 4 vehicles and guns of every calibre — stands ready to your hand. Join it in this fast- moving, hard-hitting FIGHTING machine. Join up in answer to Can- ada’s call! Join up and smash the NOW! Be a vital cog Hun! Canada’s Active Army needs men for Artillery, Engineers, Signals, Armoured Cars, Infantry, Transport & Supply, Medical, Ord- ° nance and other branches of the service. The Army is prepared to teach many trades and to train you to handle Canada’s weapons of war efficiently. Go to your nearest District Recruiting Find out about these units; how they work, what they do, See just where you'll fit in: see where any par- | ticular skill you possess can best be Then join up for ACTION! Office. utilized. Apply to nearest DISTRICT RECRUITING OFFICE or 2nd Licut. S. EDWARDS, OLDS. DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE CANADA Tanks, Calgary Exhibition and Stampede, July 7 to 12 A most interesting and thrilling pre- sentation of Western sports, coupled with a splendid display of Alberta’s resources, will take place at the 56th 1 ary Exhibition and Stam- pede to heki July 7 to 12. The events of the week include a repre- sentative display of agricultural imple- and] ments. and high quality livestock; in- dustrial, art, photographic and dom; estic/ exhibits and dog show, while the livestock review and parade of live- stock exhibits will be staged on Friday morning of ‘that. week. This. feature annually attracts large crowds. In 1940 the Calgary Exhibition and was eee by a quarter and at. the same time pay a visit te. Canada’s famous mountain play- 190 give the Westerners competition. In dairy. breeds there will be entries from ening shows.. The midway this year will be “all Canadian” and in this ALL WHITE HELP Dinner & Supper Specials The are DE, Soop ie Y wept! aac? Wy “y 4S ¥0U é ay, SAVE; Mon Vr fp. @ Get set fora mileage record with this big guaranteed top value tire... we have your size. De Lure ALL-WEATHER 20th CENTURY MOTORS | Telephone 215 : Olds, Alberta ‘| and notices of im By < Dr. K. W Neatby Director, Agricultural Department North-West Line Elevators Agscoiation Summerfatlow It is a noteworthy fact that even ‘int the weediest districts, some farms ate clean. On May 29, I took a short - drive through a district north wee, Very heavy infestations sow. thistle, blue lettuce, leafy stinkweed = Rg Experimental Stations or Provincial Departments of! Agriculture. THE WORLD OF WHEAT By H. G. L. Strange Dircetor “The Crop Testing Pian” its destruction is often neglected, if farmers could see its great mass of roots going down five feet or more, could see the vast quantity of pre moisture that’ a single corisumes, they would not mustard was eliminated entirely f: their farms. : H Paina tnd sinwotoe teeta’ in- A good summer-tallaw ‘will induce President T. “A. Hornibrook and Gen- | m08t of the mustard seeds in the top eral Manager Charles Yule, feel that | three inches of soil to germinate and ~ with information already to hand eve- | STOW, and. then the plants can be: cul- rything points: to a very successful oe ee oem tea rt oe te ee querer, show ,Aenin this. sper: tom three inches and that cannot be Sa acme ate NaN Se ent is again plowed AIRONET EEE, | and these seeds brought up.near, the - - Don’t Say Restaurant surface to germinate. “. weather to conserve wheat supplies; 4 . | conditions have been very favorable : recently in Argentina for seeding, PUBLIC NOTICE Notice.is hereby given that pursuant to By-Law No. 17 of the District cf Mountain View No. 310, and 2. the Domestic cb, (Municipalities) the following Pound-keepers have been. appointed i animals and notices of sale shall be posted as fol- lows:- . S. E. Boetiger, pound located on the S. E. 15-33-27 w4; notices posted at Mayton Hail. : Earl B. Dodd, pound located on $% 1-88-28-4; notices posted at the Reed Ranch: Store. Leo Fagan, pound located at N. W. 13-33-29-4; notices posted at Lone Pine School. * W. J. Scheidt, pound located on N. W. 16-31-1-5; ‘ notices ted at Dids- bury Post Office. W..H, Metz, pound located on 8, W- 24-31-27-4; notices posted at Didsbury | Post Office. A. BRUSSO, Sec-Treas.; Municipal District. of Moun- tain View, No: 310. NATIONAL GRAIN CO. LTD. FOR A PROMPT, EFFICIENT, COMPLETE GRAIN HANDLING SERVICE = ss @# LD eS! ATU nn (rey es loo] oT UE RA 2. . _"
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Image 650 (1941-06-19), from microfilm reel 650, (CU12502635). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.