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New Guelph collegiate Institute

Picture, 1929
Following Attorney-General Lesie H. Black well's pronouncement that lotteries must cease; the Imperial Veterans' section of Guelph's branch 234 of the Canadian Legion will make a stiff protest according to Ald. Len Owens; president of the branch. We have invested hundreds of dollars in advertising and sale of tickets for our 'Trip to Europe' draw; said Mr. Owens. Proceeds were to repay $25;000 borrowed by the organization to build a new club house replacing one gutted by fire last March. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1945
Norfolk Medthodist Church Guelph; Edward Johnson song here when at Collegiate.

Picture, 1926
Seven hundred students glad to evacuate. Fifteen hundred Empire airmen soon will be housed in the spacious Buildings of the O.A.C. at Guelph. The buildings have been turned over the federal government for the duration of the war. When queried by The Star; students said; We're for it if it will help win the war. Th dairy; LEFT; probably will continue to process milk for the Empire airmen; [Incomplete]

Picture, 1941
The Bio logical and Science Buildings of the Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph face a beautiful campus.

Picture, 1930
The handsome Chemistry building of the Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph; Ontario

Picture, 1931
O-A-C Guelph new 100000 Memorial Hall

Picture, 1924
Canada's war effort. Staff officers will supervise the huge training plan from the administration building; Right; where there is ample office space. It is understood future wireless operators will be trianed for posts on Empire airplanes. Many of the students have signified their intention of signing up and doing their bit for King and country. Others plan to continue their studies elsewhere in the province.

Picture, 1941
Ontario Veterinary College (founded-1862) 1922

Picture, 1982
Students initiate R.C.A.F. chefs into culinary art. Women are already teaching R.C.A.F. the fine art of turning out tasty food in the Macdonald institute; here; and some of them hope they will be asked to stay on. It was announced the 119 fourth-year students would graduate in May as planned back in 1937. A number of the male students are either in the army or expecting to be called up in the near future. Some of them already have their commissions. Among the students at present enrolled is Ralph Banting; nephew of the famed scientist who was killed in an airplane crash at Newfoundland. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1941

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