Port Perry High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Port Perry, Ontario Canada)

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The Essential 'uslities of e Good Farmer CDoneld Uedden--Honourable fontionl The essentiel qualities of e good farmer ere many and varied. One of the mein essentials is good health and strength. The thing s farmer must be able to do is to work hard for long hours. The young man, who is'slightly delicate, till soon have poor health et e job as tough as farming. However, farming is-e heelthful job for the healthy man es it is mostly out-of-doors work. LS essential as good health for the young farmer is sufficient capital for him to start with. Without e good farm, good stock and good equipment no one can make e success of farming. The young men who spends ell his money buying Q mediocre farm will not likely go fer. If he cannot raise the money to buy e good farm his best effort would be to rent s farm until he hes sufficient caoit l. Along with these essets, he must be ambitious. The lezy men, even vithout work. career ho will when he cannot well. In cfring with the best farm end equipment, cannot do If he does not work herd at the start of his end up bankrupt in e few years. Especially afford help, he must do double duty and do it for his buildings, cattle and machinery, he must have s general knowledge of these skills. Buildings on L farm are forever in need of repeir because of devastating effects of wind end storm. Carpentry in this case mould scve'a grert deal of moneyl' Similxrily animals require e great deal of attention and 5 professional veterinarian is very costly. Tachinery also gives trouble st busy times end F little knovledge of it would save time end money. . g Probfbly the most inportent requirement is the ability to get rlong with and work with neighbours and hired help. The man who works alone is usuelly the last one done. Eesides this, he misses the companionship of working wlth other men. Often extra help is needed fnd unless you feel free to ask 5 neighbour, help is nearly impossible to get. with hired help one must be pleasant s few short-comings. Help is herd to would sooner work for e plcesant boss These are just and milling to overlook get and s farm-hand ' than en unpleasant one f few ofthe essentials necesgary for the . successful farmer.

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N Parlez-Vous Fran ais ' CJoan Chapin? LA CLASSE FRANQAISE x La classe devient tranquille quand l'institutrice entre dans la salle de classe. A . NQui est absente?W dit M. Lawrence Apges lacreponse, la leqon commaice franqais. ' Q-' WTraduisez les phrases, Mary Jean:n WContinuez en franqais, Garyn ...... WOu le garcon a-t-il voyage, Paul?W Dlabord nous lisons en Elle repond correctement. ,.,,W Merci.N W Il repondJ aide par Earle, Un rire Qlaughl sfentend duffond de la salle parce que Marion raconte une histoire a Joan, WComment aft-il voyage?U dit le professeur a Garnet. Il est silencieux. WTournez-vous dans votre pupitre, Edin - 'PY f Wmst-ce que le garcon voyage seul.' nSais pasn vient du coin ou est assis Martin. Ensuite M. Lawrence nous donne des devoirs. Tout le monde ge- mit. Nous commenqons a-travailler quand le coup de annnette sonne. Avec agitation nous attendons le coup second. ' Bzzzsl... Enfin une autre lecon de francais est finie. Don -- Comment pouvez-vous distinguer une jeune coq d'un Vieux? Carl - Par les dents. , 1 Don -- Mais vous savez bien que les ooqs n'ont pas de dents. Carl - Cui, mais moi, j'en ai. Freida: Je regrette, Charles, mais je ne peux pas apprendre a vous aimer. Charles: Mais, Freida, Je.viens dlheriter de El0,000. Freida: Donnez-moi une autre lecon. Dans une ecole anglaisesun jeune professeu' his bestl a initier les eleves aux mysteres de s'vertue ldid la langue fran- qaise. ll leur montre que Madame s'applique a une femme mariee Mademoiselle a une femme non mariee, enfin que Monsieur s'em- ploie en parlant d'un homme.s Pour slassurer que les slaves ont bien compris, le maitre s'adresse a un petit garcon et lui demande: -Voyons! Quelle difference y a-t-il entre Madame et Made- moiselle? - La difference? repondit le petit, la difference c'est ' Monsieur. , Lim? fiix 4 4 5 AWE 3 iff, ULl!!:Tl L'e..k5.Tv'x fs, in 1 1 'Y j aff' F42 2 ' I x- l ' !QbwH'j'fjqB?wX z f ,v H 3255? f 7 ,rf f -' fe 3 lt - i3gQxQN7gg?25.i , 2 E i h'J sz, i- 1 f 'X M 1 I fi' mx ' M 1 Q 1. f t b J Lf ' f l i ff wif U ,J we mcuffg-orls es 'mouse HQ. S J- LL L -'Z JLgD5 T.. 06 ?w'vQ.7Tes son? CCIf.5eE,.fj Vaulmlvvwus dunqerf