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can me: when x recentl force. counc Canadi from c ilt‘hl(-‘\'( {ms (11 And 11 111; nl. he “'8 nd to I116 and [O :we OCCL atement (S that I m \halm for gtate With Lyoni'l; In No: on tru 1n 111 H] de b arms ) on cultlv Farmer Neilson, and thousands like him, spend money for household and farm equipment, food, clothes, radios, paint and a hundred other things. This helps keep people busy all over the Dominion. The farmer doesn’t have to wait for his money until his grain reaches the consumer. . .this is important to you, no matter where you live or what your work. 1t ‘stablishment ir case. It i: *deration of e to coast, afi objectives of I these thoug my other el‘ 9 obvious tn‘ 111 story ‘ :ly 11nd vspaper In men IE “THE war but t] :e the war t happen he Lt anything and it is a njunction w RC s l'lSL’ll $1 1 )1 1‘1 d 11C t is found today in the vqice of the )f Agriculture. the voice of farmers affiliated and resolute, destined to of farmers e\'e1'y\\'here in Canadafl )ughts set forth in a manner not to elements in our national life. but truths in respect of the farmers of the course of wisdom and duty for S of Canada to say a word of praise and women of this country at thls View of the immediate future. f Agriculture. tP affiliated and re of farmers ever; ‘ughts set forth elements in our truths in respect the course of wi of Canada to 32 um TO found today in the voice g‘riculture, the voice of iated and resolute, dest ’armers everywhere in ( ts set forth in a mamer ments in our national 1' count politlcz l] here.’ We J 1g that can a rather df with such a irles Hooper pushed a lit Mr. Hooper uch a strike agriculture. They 112 one impartlal, umfyl U ml RFD VV I(‘UI 11 redif also to help farme AL!) ll‘m armg IISIde lisbed -18 V0 [DC 1's have neve to remedy the] nts 1 States $53.00 OClLl tl' 19 lfl tht national f orgotten ‘ on 01' 2.0 butt ‘er doze the pri i mowe m ll thou then‘ wait- force It IE )1]! 1C€S ut >111 HS )llV am me 121C Mrs. R. 1 were Miss California; Miss Ila Weig‘hill and Miss Jean Martin of Unionville had supper on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Perkins and Coral. Miss Betty Tribling spent the week-end at the home of her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarke John- ston. r Sunday M 1*. : Ml M 1 V. Kr ‘01‘ont FLV il' tert 1e DIG [\I rs plant, M 11 it01 LOH SI‘. h nd Mrs. ‘ and MI had (lim' Sanderso Sax 11 10 fine th l VOUI WA rs. Clare and MarjOI cLean, Mrs. ned alph l( p m spent ’. her pa and Mrs M1 11V( M Jez at It \N at the home of Mr. and I. Sanderson for Sunday Isabella Sanderson from Miss Eva and Mr. Fred Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. an, Norman and Howard, liss Olive Burr and Miss Ison, Richmond Hill; Mr. Clare Sanderson, Edna, Marjorie; Mr. and Mrs. M1 TORIA SQUARE 1's. Harold Mortson, Mr. arence Stan}: and Mrs. had Sunday dinner with ‘ G. Mm'tson and family. Irs. Ralph Boynton and mer with Mr. and Mrs. :on and Mabel on Tues- Brown’s on June zutl leaving; the church a 0 take refreshments dent, Mrs. Reid Bl'um H. McCague regarding an to attend. Bvoynton of the Grace the week-end at the )arents. the oyn 0V6 ’ the Baptist Testi- ‘v as guest speaker. isual address on the lemption of the Jew. ill be guest soloist Baker will give or-I A cordial invitation ing us to 0311' desired inland naVIgatlon we >7 subject. and a strik Grace . D. Ronons were home of Mr. and on and Vera on futL Howie cook fish. ng there will be on “Fishing and ihf th 111 n idles and such like assistance are but do not go to the core of the problem. . of course, reduces itself largely to one With famine stalking through Europe ere can be no hint of production to the for years to come. and that is the vie v e Dominion Government is taking in it. of assisting by every humanly possible :ion of the law of supply'and demand. 31‘ operation of that law is the salvation be found. and not only the salvation of he. manufacturer and urban worker as ling large sums of money to other nations ' buy from us, and once this movement natural law of supply and demand must 5 only alternative to that being the com- )f our entire economic system. ire is so closely linked with the success ulture that there can be no two ways of bject, and a strike by Canadian farmers us to our desired goal about as much as id navigation we are now experiencing. ‘1 d MI July and de f the' W.I d. It \vil and rem Ml 11 Reid mon- nd h . "ch fnends were present elses. lne Ionowmg students at Unlversâ€" ity have received their results for their exams. Miss Sydney Dymond graduated from University and Miss Daphne Dymond passed her first year. Congratulations. Congratulations to Miss Betty Watson who graduated from Uni- versity receiving the followin prizes the David DunIoD Memorial geholarâ€" ship for Psychology, the Prince of Wales Silver Medal for Pass Course, the Hotkins prize for English and the Governor General's silver medal for English. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Buchanan, Ed- ward and Ann attended Memorial Service at Maple 011 Sunday. A social farewell gathering will meet at 8.30 pm. Thursday, June 27 in the Sunday School room at Vic- toria Square United Church to bid “Au revoir" to Rev. and Mrs. H. J. McKay who are leaving our commun- ity. Everyone is cordially invited in- cluding all of Victoria Square, Head- fr‘rd and Brown’s Corners communi- ties. exercises were erlll who gave lenge to her he Miss Br Mt. Albert Congratulations to MiSS Helen Margaret Ogden who graduated last Friday from th€ Wellesley School of Nursing. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ogden and Wat vers the ship The Warne reunio A dance will inunity hall on This dance is Burling. Mod-e dancing. Welcc Mr. and Mrs. Aurora were SI and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs family spent 81 ter and brother OE h that )me. and N EWSY NOTES The following students at U ‘HOR ext ikc Wright & Taylor T‘HELIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO FUNERAL DIRECT-0R8 AMBULANCE SERVICE UN IONVILLE rounding: (ii at interestin Brown and amily W h arl Maurer, his son and Miss Ruth Maurer, of Kit- ,d Miss Anna Maurer of To. ,11 on Friday, June let. a is sponsored by Norm Modern and olde tyme Welcome, everyone. will be held in the com ‘9, Sunday guests 01 Mr Iarry Eade. 4 Mrs. John Snider anc t Sunday with their Sls ther-in-law at Lake Sim 1t frie 0f 1111' 111 and 1nda Sunday. 3 Mr. and Mr at their hom< ;t time in thl [0t afford 1 at.cann0t 1 the remedy 1011 the community ;trict to attend 1‘ service. Mr. Sinclair of Mrs. Penfold of v guests of Mr. UNIONVILLE at fithe exer- V6 15 and 142 at the villa hree and and 1'60 EC; Beefâ€"John Gal‘dhous Ingleton, Agincourt. Dairyâ€"Gordon D111 Jack Wauchope, Schon Sheepâ€"D. W. Baxtm man Tyndall, Richmon Swineâ€"Boynton B Clare Penrose, Aurora The winner of the Horsesâ€"E. McLean Tl‘op Richmond Hill. Chicago was Highland Creel Woodbridge wo 1946. M llowi 11 Also all kinds of neckpieces made to order. Th Cleaned and Glazed ‘ente JOHN DONALD Junior Fam 'Tym n FIE Telephone Maple 191‘ Remodelled and Repaired the in 31 H M Elgin Mills. Ont. 111 These figures represent the y obtained in a joint Dominion-Fri cial project under the supervisic Professor Thompson, Dept. of ] mology, Ontario Agricultural C01 and Dr. G. H. Berkeley, in whicl five counties of Brant. Norfolk. 13 Oxford,and M the nor Hill FFER THESE ADVANTAGES TO SAVE FEED ON RANGE There is no waste. In open hoppers. pellets are not blown out wind. ROWING PELLETS from spillage and billing out is eliminated cannot “pick over" the feed. they got a com .-lel_\' balanced ration. ' ‘ollot feeds retain their vitamin content “1 LASSES OF )ULTR'I UVE STOCK g W R. Dean Phone Thornhill 54 WE DELIVER Another pdint: D11 plifies and speeds you operations. Because i‘ Clog spray nozzles, it time-wasting delays nozzles. Sprayed at least once a week, DITHANE is extremely effective against both early and late blight. The addition of DDT, in the form of Rohm 8a Haas 25% DDT EMULSION CONCENTRATE or D-SO WETTABLE POWDER, gives efficient control of flea beetles, leaf hoppers and Colorado potato beetles. Use it along with DITHANE in your regular weekly spray schedule. Another point: DITHANE sim- plifies and speeds your spraying Ask your/local agricultural authorities for complete informa- tion on a DITHANEi-DDT pro- gram best suited to your needs. Or write P. N. Soden & Company, Ltd., for a descriptive folder. ‘ With DI’I‘HA will have a com for controllin disease. You can expect increased yi from your potato planting if use the spray program that [m its effectiveness in last ye experiments in Ontario DITHANE plus DDT. trzbutors Becausé it dées'no': nozzles, it eliminates 1‘1 3 plus DDT, you ?l£’ spray program both inseCts and )ANt'} V \.\' (‘Hl'R i 3, Quebec by tho to clean ETD yields if vou {(‘ll 100m l'el 1f