HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-01-23, Page 9- Fish anJ Game
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Weal, the Conservation Club
has swung into 1958 taking every-
thing in. its stride as usual and
consequently the pheasant .prog-
ram, thanks to Al Sharp, is well
under.. way again, Al is planning
another big year in these, birds
and at present his committee is
handling quite a few silver pheas-
ants, ringneeks, and a beautiful
blue peacock. Anyone -wishing to
see these birds are more than wel-
come to go down to the club
house anytime: in the day conven-
ient to them. .
The• association is looking, at
the present, for some 50 to 100
egg incubators, Will anyone that
rvnll ,se11 or loan one, if not in
use, please send a letter to the
president, Harold Grew advising
the price arid condition.
First published in 1909 in the
Philadelphia ledger, this poem
was reprinted 'by the Department
of Lands and Forests in its lat-
est bulletin,:
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The nurse h saving regui:::'y
for a Vacation trip
T::c father is saving for the *his
a growing child will. need
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Both have a
bank account-and
a purpose for saving
Nurse and father both agree that some things
are too important to leave to chance. So,
like most Canadians, each uses a chartered bank
for planned saving, making regular deposits
to accomplish a definite purpose.
Your own savings plan may be a short-term,
modest one maybe a vacation trip, or new
drapes for the living min. Or your goal "
may be long-range, like providing more
security, greater comfort and independence
for you and your
Rut whatever use you find for the money you
save, you always be glad you saved it!
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MINTON NEWS-RECORD PAGE. NINE THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1958
Farm Pikes:Compared With Fra4 Falconer
Ree,elve. Pigh
100 o Paritiq Selling Job Post in Lodge
(By J. Carl ITemiligwa)
A hunter pepped a partridge on
a bill
It made a great to do and then
was still. •
It seems (when, later on, his
bag he spied)
It was his guide!
One Shot a squirrel in a nearby
wood--
A pretty shot, off-hand, from
where he stood. •
It wore, they said, a shooting hat
of brown
And lived in town!
And one dispatched a rabbit for
for his haul
That later proved to measure
six feet tall;
And, less you think I'm handing
you a myth,
Its name was Smith!
Another Nimrod slew the champ-
ion fox.
He glimpsed hirn lurking in am-
. ong the rocks,
One rapid. shot—it never spoke
nor moved,
The inquest proved!
A. cautious man espied a gleam
of brown;
Was it a deer, or Jones, a friend
from town?
And while he pondered' on the
river's brim,
Jones potted him!
More people llorrow• from
HFC than any other con-
sumer finance company.
Reason: HFC haS an 80-
year reputation for helpful
advice on money manage-
ment and prompt, friendly
service on loans. You can
borrow up -to $1,000 from
HFC with repayment terms
you choose.
USE H LD FINANCE az,
Ontario, FOB factory, 24e per lb.;
Eggs, grade C, at Toronto, 30c;
Ontario wheat No, 1, LGE. mixed
winter, $1,40 per bus.; Ontario
barley, good „malting, Truck To,
ronta, $1.14 per bus.
The following is prices as .dif,
ferent percentages. of 'the parity
price as decided by the Federation
Frank Falconer, past master of
Murphy Loyal Orange Lodge No.
710, Clinton, was elected as Wor-
shipful Commander of the Royal
Searlet Chapter, District of Hullett
at the annual meeting of that
chapter held in Clinton • Orange.
Lodge rooms on Wednesday ev-
ening, January 15.
Other .4fnieers elected for the
present -Um --are • Deputy Com-
maxider,• Sir Knight, William
Mehl, Clinton..... "Comp. Chaplain
Sir Knight Kenneth Betties, Win-
throp; Comp, Scribe, Sir Knight
Thomas Deeves, Clinton; Comp
Treasurer, Sir Knight Henry Slo-
man; Comp. First Lcturer, Sir
Xnight., Oliver. Price, Winthrop;
'Comp. SOpond Leeturer, Sir
Knight Roy Elliott, Winthrop;
'Comp, Maxshall, Sir Knight Doug-
las Freeman, Clinton; Cemp. First
Conductor, Sir Knight Alex Mc-
Michael;. comp,. Second Conduct-
or, Sir Knight John Oldfield, Sea-
forth; Comp. Herald,' Sir Knight.
Mervyn Godkin, Winthrop; Comp.
Sentinel, Wilfred Glazier, Clinton;
Immediate Past Commander, Sir
Knight Mervyn Falconer.
The election and installation
was conducted by Sir Knight Gar-
net Cornish, Clinton, assisted. by
Sir Knight Mervyn Falconer as
Marshall. The degree team of
this chapter will' be conferring
Scarlet Degree at the annual ses-
sion. The Grand Orange Lodge of
Ontario West to be held in. Sarnia
in May of this year.
•••••••••••,..
Goderich Township
Mrs. Andy Sloan is spending a
week with friends in this neighb-
ourhood.
Mrs. George Johnston had the
misfortune to_ fall last Thursday
in the house. She broke a bone
in her hip and is• in the Clinton
Hospital at present.
Larry Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Cox had the misfortune to
fall at school and broke his arm
last week.
iss Jackson who has •been
Sunday School pianist for a num-
ber. of years resigned recently
having accepted the position Of
organist of the . Blyth United
Church
Coloured Pictures
Earl Raithhy, Goderich, showed
colored pictures .of White Horse.,
Yukon, which he had taken while
on a motor trip last summer.
The pictures were shown in
Knox United Church, sponsored
by the Sunday School. Charles
Scott, superintendent, presided',
with Mrs. S. MeClinchey at the
piano. Mrs, MeClinchey played an
accordion number.
Mis's Margaret .A, Jackson: was
called' to the front and W. L,
Craig read an address while Miss
Marlene Easom presented her
with a travelling bag and folding
umbrella. Miss Jackson thanked
the Sunday School for their lov-
ely gift.
Ladies Guild
St, Mark's Ladies Guild met at
the. home of Mrs. Clifford Brown
on Thursday with a good number
of members and visitors present,
The hostess had charge of the
meeting and opened with hymn,
"JesuS Saviour Pilot Me.," with
Mrs, 'G. A„ Taylor at the piano.
Prayers were led by Mrs. Brown,
Romans, 12, was read by Mrs.
George Schneider. • A duet was
sung by Mrs. Andrew Kirkeon-
nell and Mrs. John Daer accorn,
panted by Mrs. R. 3. Phillip, Two
very interesting readings were
given: by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt.
The hostess thanked all who had
taken part and closed her part of
meeting with the hymn "What a
Friend We, Have in Jesus."
The president, Mrs. Jahn Deer,
took over for the business per-
iod, Cards of thanks were read
from Mr, D. W. Hamilton and
family, 3. McWhinney, George
Beadle, Mrs. George Hamilton and
Mrs* Annie Wolper*
The president reminded the lad-
ies of the World Day of Prayer
to be held February 21, in the An-
glican Church. The speaker will
be Mrs. deVries with Mrs. R. J.
Phillips in charge of the music.
The meeting closed with prayer.
A successful auction was held and
the hostess served 'a delicious lun-
ch, 'assisted by her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt.
Vestry Meeting
The annual vestry meeting of
St. lVfark's Anglican' Church was
held in the Orange Hall with a
good attendance. The rector, the
Rev. Bren deVries opened the
meeting with, prayer.
Mrs. „G. R. Taylor gave the
treasurer's: report. The • annual
statement was discussed and ad-
opted on motion of Fordyce Clark
and Cliff Brown.
The budget account was accep-
ted on. motion of Mrs. A. Nesbit
and Mrs. T. S. Johnston.
A trust account was started
last year from a• sum of money
left to the church by the late
James' W. Medd ,a devoted mem-
ber of the church for many years.
It was' decided to buy a new paton
for the communion table and have
it engraved "in memory of Mr.
Medd." The remaining money to
be left as a start for a building
fund, keeping' in mind repair's
needed for the church in future.
Rev. de Vries gave the statis-
tical report for the year 1957, al-
so the expected budget assess-
ment for 1958.
A discussion on rebinding of
hymn books was left to be looked
after by Mrs. A, Nesbit and the
,financial responsibility to be left
with the Ladles •Gniid. A vote
•:.:g thanks was' moved to T. 5,
Johnston for keeping the side-walks clear.
The following slate of officers
were elected for, 1958; rector's
warden, Gordon R. Taylor; peop-le's warden, Jahn Daer; lay dele-
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MIXTURE 60e -• 1.00
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News of Auburn
.correspondent lvfas. wow ROSS
Phone. Dungannon g r
gate to synod, Fordyce Clark;
subsitute lay delegate, Frank Nes-
bit; treasurer, Mrs, G. R, Taylor;
vestry clerk, L, Nesbit;
Board of management wardens,
lay delegate, substitute lay dele-
gate, vestry clerk, treasurer, also Clifford Brown, Mrs, Thomas Hag-
gitt, Mrs. F. Clark, Mr. and Mrs,
T. S. Johnston,
'Mr. John Peer moved a vote of
thanks to Mrs. G, B. Taylor for
her work as treasurer. It was de-
cided in some way to observe the
75th •annriversar'y of St, Marks',
which will be in June this year,
a
Safe-Driving Week is a .Safes
Walking Week, too, from Decent,
ber 1 to 7. Always walk sensibly
and safely..
RFC solves over 1 /2 million
money ,problems a year
R. K. Fitch, Manager
35A West Sheet Telephone 1501
' GODERICH
, • Good Steers, per cwt. $71.07
Hogs', B1 22,60' 2 32.29
Lambs, good at Toronto' 19,01 27,16
Butter, F0 .,11 factory .46 .66
Cheese, F.O.B. factory .24 .34
Eggs, Grade C, at'Toronto . 43
Ontario. Wheat 1.40 1;70 2.00
MaltingBarley, alting 1.13 1,38 1,62
In commenting on these figures is my opinion that support prices
'i would call your attention to the should be Set at a level high en-
fact that hogs marketed through ough to ensure the farmer a fair
the Marketing Agency averaged amount of security .but - low en-
,31-60 per mt. for 1957, Butter ough to prevent the building: up
under what has proven to be too of huge surpluses, These figures
low a support price is now in silisaild be a help in arriving at the
short supply and a a reseals now best price in each commodity.
-at abut•100 percent of parity. The Along with this it seems to me
'others are well below that level. that through our Government and,
The price quoted on eggs is -on failing action there, through our
`Grade ' C, : at ' Toronto'. These are Canadian Federation of Agricul-
from Grader to wholesale prices tare a detailed study should be
'hut I have so "far been unable' to made where we might sell our
"relate Grade 'C to the grades that products and also products that we
are familiar to the producer, -It could buy from these countries,
$24.39
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I dug up some figures that were
of interest to me and think you
might like to go over them too.
The following'is the suggested
support price under the new farm
policy of the Dominion governs
good stears under 100-Ib.s.,
'$17,07 per cwt,; Hogs, B1 at To-
ronto, $22.60; Lamb, good at Tor-
-onto, 819.02; Butter, Ontario, of Agriculture Fair Relationship.
"FOB, factory, '46e per "Ii.z4; 'Cheese, Formula.
70% 85% 100%
Basic Price
$2 0.7a.
7,44
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