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4 The CrOdert Signal -Star, Thursday, November 2, 1961
!RANK H!BBERT LION 35 YEARS
Attendance Awards Are Presented
To Lions By The District Governor
Veteran members and win- Lyle Pinkney Gerald Craw- donation of $100 to the current
Hers of attendance awards were. ford and Harold Cooper., appeal of ,the CNIB was ex -
The District Governor was in•pressed by James Kinkead. He
presented with pins by Oistrict�-troduced F by ,13ill Lumby and added that a ° total of $9'70 in
_„ It w t� _ 1t, ,_ ,4s.
f till a wltn a
.iotiyf� 1 t c r resettttl�
dorlllia, at ihi (la p
ing fit Harbourlite Inn 1'hurs- 13enniil1er blanket on behalf,
day evening. i of the Godericll Lions Club.
inspirational address out Che meeting was conducted -by
An ins
p i the president, John • Stringer.
Lionism was given by the Dis-
trit Governor in which he paid
tribute to the Goderich Lions
-Cl h-,for-past'hcco iplishments.
"I ionism in Goderich in ,the
within the orbit of the meat
inspection unit and is another
instance of specializati6n in the
meat trade to make a more
efficient enterprise and to meet
consumer demand.
Canada i increasing, in num-
ber of meat consumers and in
per capita .meat consumption,
the latter expansion being due
largely to the constant produc-
tion of new meat food products.
Meat processors fabricate the
familiar sausage, minced meats,
steaks, canned meats and so on;
they have added such lines as
TV dinners, dry soup mixes
with meat bases and chicken
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edifvL'�' or - f(9'der1 .yah , `,a 'i ma Y ruc$41 ltt L
quota is $1,000. " "
A plea for blood donors for
the clinic to be held at' Gode-
rich was made by Leo Walzak.
The Lions roar was given Guest speaker for the next
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brecken- meeting on Novembtr 9 is to
ridge, of Harbourlite inn, since- be Mayor E. C. Fisher, who will
'he day marked the birthday l speak on local municipal •af-
ef each of them and also their fairs. -This meeting is To be
l'titorewill be what the mem- wedding anniversary. - , under the chairmanship o
bers of the Goderich - Lions Thanks to the Lions -for their Vice -President Bruce Erskine.
Club today make it," he stated.
He rcfererd to the contribution
to Lionism of the late Interna-
' tonal Counsellor, Nelson Hill.
,The District Governor an-
nounced the awarding of Old
Monarch certificaites for the fol-
lowing Frank Ilibbert, 35
• years; George Filstnger, Ed.
Jessup and Gordon McManus, New slaughter plants are a• ing ,live cattle to the consumer's,
15T years. antl`•1lll " ttitft`r 'moo ' ";rt•ozerr'e-t�cr�►i r -mous'. oto -- -j
'�"'Cr i Chin g "i�'[tt i-A
years.eef carcasses are nwving .dible ,material such as hoofs,,
The following were presented
with pins for five years' per. z,wiftly from them to eastern hides, horns and mant,lre arch
feet, attendance- Ernie ('raw- chain stores and packing carried; there are no' losses
ford. Bruce Erskine, Bill Lunt- houses, transported by refriger- through death, sickness or
by. George Parsons and John ator trucks and railway cars. shrinkage,, and delays en route
Stringer. The change is noticed in the do not adversely affect the
Pins for 100 per cent attend- federal meat inspection unit cargo. hli factbeefagesenough
- • ".'.`�'7riiC-a ttir °E t :: � r ' t' ipi�t�re , where staff. li'i hid- o..-hiluo - hl>l - �,l .gyp,
(more acceptabie.i�or in�eeliate-
ke it
frrc'sertted tc�7 Bob �'11dis, Alegi?ere-.tsf.d.. .�..,_.� -.- ,...,r
Alexander, Harold Bettger, Dr. C. K. Hetherington, u-lrell�aaiiing.
Andy Routilier, Ernie Craw ector of the unit, said develop-rs anRef rigera erhaveoad freighters tt s
ford, Bill Gardner, Clayt Ed- ments of the last t
wo ward: (if'orge Ellis, Guy, Emer- stem to have established „ a ' specialize in the transport of
- ma:- Bruce Brskine, Bud. Gard- trend away from long hauls of these carcasses.
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� iner, ,Tack Gould Boh Hays,! live cattle to the consumer Dr: -�Hetherzrgteri houses , he
Bruce Holmes, Maurice Jen market. The traditional, ship- new packing simi-
kins, Ed Jesup,, .Tim Kinkead, , ping of cattle from the prairies larly a specialization -typical of
Bill I nmhv, Arn McConnell, toothe big population centers the• period. • They were built to
1 as,terrl Canada for slaugh-slaughter and to prepare the
' ' -4 ;it ll M (rid ., t.Qrd ,11,' i to c �_a xct(!'.
Rind '(t;tihie+soli, (tech' 'tarso z' i hi i & 1f d bits'- . t"_a: #�• .10'....-.414.1.411,_ ---4
Bill. Schafer. Tohn cchaefer., large -animal laughter Banti, coinnee� houses the—e-Stan the ess
Boh Cniith, Mery `etnhens, ! four in Alberta and c packing
John Strineer. Stu S{itherland ,-Manitoba, have been built re-ing and manufacture of meat
Leo �'i'aJ7nk. Nip Whetstone, Gently. for slaughtering lar'ee products.
-Red Wilkinson, John McCon animals and for chilling the Ile` also noted the construe-
. nell ' • - ,carcasses for shipment. The, tion of several meat processing
The f��1lowvint; four new neem- advantages of supplying the plants ice Eastern Canada. .This
'tiers were inducted- 1.e0 Tevlln'°'market this w ay over freight• is an operation' that also comes
LESS LIVE BEEF SHIPPED
'FROM WEST TO EAST NOW
THE EYES
Five species of fish in the
western North Atlantic ' have
eyes on the top of their heads.
They are called "stargazers"
-..and dwell on the-- bottom of the
sea. Because of . their habitat,
very little is known about their
ways of -life'.
Helping Hands
spread Cheer'
The Helping Hands held four
meetings in October including
their llth anniversary party
on October 20.
The latter was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Johnstone. Autumn. flowers
decorated the room where the
inembers dined. The table was
centred with a beautifully dec-
,�j.4t -r-•which..was.... also
�'�l' �iT'�F�. Y 4sw i. 'v
d!With, h "I Mrs.
which were blown out by
liaechler, who also cut the
cake. - •
A social time was spent, and
prizes were presented �'to
W. Kingswell, , Mrs. D. Lllio
and Mrs. Baechler., Mrs:. ,Kings-
well received a yellow bouquet
of -ilewe being -the oldest iftdy-
present.
' Mrs. Johnstone reviewed• the
year's work, _ which included
Too old to buy insuran
Being over 65 is no barrier to the purchase of new
or -seventies it can be a very wise "buy." -
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Here's an example. A man age 75', has a substantial
number of investments. At death, estate taxes will
have to be paid. To raise the cash,
income-producing assets have to be sold, often
Manufacturers Life has a sound reputation for
its liberal approach to insuring older people for
411..e.„.putpose, of estate. conservation or foi
• guaranteeing the continuity of a business. Our -
representatives are qualified to provide competent
counsel to help our senior citizens Meet these
cash donations to the associa-
tion for retarded children, the
"No" club, "Care," The Scott
Mission, Toronto, and a local
family in distress. Hundreds
of pounds of clothing were
given to the Scott Mission and
local families. A gift to Hie
Huron County Home, and a Or-
ton of bread to another "needy
family; also greeting cards to
many patients. -�
A bake sale, a sale of child-
ren's mitts and the Monarch
Good Neighbor Award to Mrs.
Johnstone, assisted greatly to
further the work of the club.
A blind couple received gifts
-tt- w .$1 pec 16
an c many -in --sore b"o't"
forgotten. Tbere were 18 par-
cels sent overseas. A cup of
to and time for spiritual re -
:fl i ctions brought the annual
Meeting to a close.
Invited to Mr. and Mrs. W.
Kingswell's 50th anniversary,
the-- club 'members- -Presented-
them with a yellow melafoam
wallet containing a fey money
bills tied with a gold bow; also
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small twin loaves, a small yel-
low bouquet, and a pretty verse
te fit the occasion.
On the fourth Friday, the
club members paid a surprise
visit to Mr. and Mrs James
Ruddock, who reside at Loyal.
,a n
Members were entegtained
with a game, the donors of the
gift winning it. _ But 'finally,
Mrs. Ruddock became the
prow. possessor. Following a
hapriy chat, while enjoying
lunch -together, the president
brought the evening to a close
with devotions.
• "I don't ever remember -get-
ting into trouble over some-
thing I didn't say." --- Calvin
Representative
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