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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-04-24, Page 15YOUR LIBERAL- CANDIDATE IN HURON Ale ison Born in Brucefield, 47 years ago. Dr. Addison practiced medicine in Zurich for 4 years; since. 1.943 he has practiced in Clinton. He attended Brucefield public schools, Exeter High . School and University of Western Ontario. He is married and his family ranging in age from 12 to 18 includes two boys and two girls. His wife is the former Jessie Cameron of Brucefield and Clinton. He is a member of Wesley-Willis United Church, Clinton. Active in the coindiunity, he is a member of Clinton Lions Club, and for a number of years has served on the Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board. As the Liberal Candidate He, Seeks The Support of the Electors of Huron, at the' May 12th By-Election VOTE: LIBERAL VOTE ADDISON (Published by Huroh Liberal Association) Oz4zAtNo... Timely suggestion if you geed money Cali on Canada's - leading ,consumer fnapee..company Any time of day is a good. time to talk to the friendly people at HFC about yotr money problems. Advice is sound and helpful. Loans are prompt and private. Borrow Modern money service up to $1,000 with repayment , backed by 80 years terms you CPLOOSe4. of experience HOUSEHOLD FINANCE ovaiaalp • o' .a.0111TON NEWS-RSCORD PAGE FIFT8EN -THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 195 jr1URPN COUNTY FARMING REPORT (By Douglas 11, Most agrlout- iloral renreseutatIve for Owen) Seeding 'IS !generdl through out Huron Soils Group Pasture Trial ,,foi 'County, Farms The Huron 'County and Crop Improvement As.soclation at its recent directors meeting an- nounced that they Wourcl sponsor in 1958... Pasture Improvement ,Competiion for 'the ,county. it may be "necessary to limit the competition Ito the first twenty five -that apply, Application forms are 'available from the Depart- ment of Agrieulture Office; Clin- ton. The applicants will receilve• a score card and field. sheet after the competition closes, he score Will he made on two visits by an outside judge with a total of 20(4 points as a maxi- Mira plus a bonus based on pas- ture acres per animal unit. judg- ing will be OX1 about June 15 and September ' 1. This .conmetitien ineludies, the whole pasture programme, not any selected field. The only ex- ception 'will be' rough unimproved pasture not included in the reg- 'ul'ar programme but which may be used 'occasionally for young cattle only. The winner of the Huron Coun- ty Competition, will, proceed' 'to a regime). competition which in turn will, advance a winner to 'the pro- vincial competltion, The directors of the Huron Soil and Crop Improvement AsSoeiat- ih ,announcing this -competit- ion feel 'that ft Will stimulate greater interest in pasture anon- 4gemerpt in -the county PS this is one of the most 'valuable crops to the livestock fernier whether he is a beef or datry specialist, Rules and Regulations -1, The ;object of the competition shall be to promote a better understainding end' appreciat- ion of the value of better pas., ture and pasture management. 2, The minimum number of ent- ries in a county competi'ti'on will be ten'. 3. The competition will 'be open • to any livestock farmer, 4, Contestants will be required 'to .comple.ite an official entry form end return it by May 1 to !Douglas H. Miles, ,agricul- tural representative, 'Clinton. 5. Competitors must enter all pasture fields used on a farm ('except pastures used exclust. direly -by young cattle), G. 'County competitions will be judged 'by a. judge appointed by the County Soil and Crop Improvement Association, 7. Pasture must be scored at least 'twice on the basis of the official score card, during spring, ,summer or fall: 8. The Province is divided into four regions and the county winners in these regions will be judged' by judges appointed by the Ontario Department of Agriculture to select a reg- Ronal winner. 9. The winners of the regional 'competitions shall be judged by a judge and committee ap- pointed by the Ontario Dep- artment of Agriculture and a provincial winner selected. 0. The County Soil ,and Ciop _Improvement Association I be responsible for the organ- ization, judging 'and' prize list tor the county competition. and must announce the county winner not later 'than Septem- ber 15. This' is to permit reg- ional and 'provincial' fudging to be completed by October 15. The County Association will supply the score cards of 'the county winner to the regional ' judge for his ,guidance 12. Prize money for regional and provincial winners, 'to the ex- tent of $500 furnished thr- ough the 'Canadian Seed Trade Association. A suitable trophy will be provided for the Pro-. vincial Champion. 0 John Parker There passed away suddenly on Sunday, April 20, one of Bay- field's life long residents in the 'person, of John Parker, in his 70th year. Born in, Baylield; he was the thIrd son of 'the' into Charles and Catherine (Johnston) Parker. SUrviving are his' wife, the for- mer Myrtle. A. Brown, two daugh- ters, (Maud) Mrs. Fred Weston, Hayfield; (Jacqueline) Mrs. Keith Pruss, London, and one - son, Charles,. of Scanboro. There are six grandchildren; five sisters, (Clara) ,Mrs. E. A. Featherstone; (Mairg*et) Mrs. Reheny Larson, Bayfield; (3ella) Mrs. George Reid, Varrna; (Louise) Mrs. Har- old King, Sarnia; (Beulah) Mrs. Len Snlith, London; two brothers, Percival, Nakoma, North Dako- ta; William Hayfield. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, at 2 pin. froth the Ang- limn Church, BaYkfield. Within the next week or se, the" annual sucker run in Southern Ontario will be in foil Swing. This CO4'00 fish moves from large waters into 4'streams and rivers for 'the yearly spawning -ceremon- ces when, the waters warm up to about • 50;1F, The lowly sucker is considned a delicate morsel by many PeoPie this time of year, and fishermen frOPI all walicS 'o'f We Make an attempt to have at least one sucker fishing trip each Spring. Regulations • 'are s'tri'ctly ,enfor.e,„ ecl in the Huron. District, net to protect the lowly sucker, but the . spawning game fish such as Rain- -bow Tpout, Pike and Piekerek which occupy the same waters as the sucker' 'at this time of year. In daylight hours, during the months .0.f. April and May, when it is logal to take coarse fish with a spear or net, suckers may he found, lying in schools on the bot- tom of 'deeper boles. As the water . warms and 'the season advances, they may move upstream even during claylight. Suckers are also often caught on hook and line at this time of year. The most effective 'meth- od is usually by fishing worm bait right 'on the bottom of the deep holes in streams and rivers; once a bite is felt, the fish sh- ould be 'allowed to have plehty of time to swallow the' bait before 'the hook is set, "Where there's a will, there's a way" and laws restricting the. NORTH HURON 4VNIORS FARM OATgWAY CONTEST North Huron Junior VartnerIS are holding 4 farm gateMV (141., Movement project in; tile town- ships of last. Wawavosh, Man* Turnherry and Grey, Awards Will be made one the basis' of pr- firoptioventent end safety. RIVAL and MAYFAIR ROTARY MOWERS Manufactured by CANADIAN COMPANIES 18 - 22 inch 2 Cycle and 4 Cycle $45.95 and. Up EVERY ITEM IS A REAL VALUE, WITH THE FAMOUS REXALL GUARANTEE OF QUALITY loan. The manager welcomes opportunities to make loans, repayable out of earnings in convenient instalments. And at a chartered bank, you can always count on privacy and courteous consideca- tion, whether you are arranging a loan or using other valuable services the bank provides. sy • Faced with unforeseen household expenses? 'Want to make some special major pur- chase? Need money for taxes---or to meet a family emergency? Personal loans to help people meet just such situations are being made by the chartered banks every day. You're not asking a favour when you visit a chartered ,bank tb arrange a personal Regulati,ons Covering Sucker Fishing Also Protect Other Smaller Fish taking of fish by means of a light, .$1mUld; not prevent fishermen from enjoying a "Sucker Fishing Trip". SIX BIG DAYS to"shop and save at our Rexall Drug Store C. Newcom y Chemist and Druggist PHONE HU. 2-951 1 - • so both are borrowing from a bank THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY APRIL 28, 29, 30 MAY 1, 2, 3 the County- with farrnors report- ing that seeding. operations are the lima they nave had. 'Mere is an ample supply of all grain. and small seeds,' Grass is b'eginnirig to leek a little greener. R. k. Fitch, Martieler 3$1k West Street Telephone 1501 GODERiCH