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Page 2 The Haileyburian Thursday, August 17, 1961 THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT POST Published by Temiskaming Printing Co. Ltd, New Liskeard, Ont. Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. Issued every Thursday, from The Haileyburian Office, Broad- way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office, Department, Ottawa. In: Canada -- $2.50 per year In United States -- $3.50 per in advance. year in advance. PAF [See by THE PAPERS PIKE, N.H.--A resolution urging Canadian manufacturers to pro- mote children's wear with a dis- ftinet've Canadian coloring was passed at the annual conference of the Children's Apparel Manufac- turers Association here. Maple leaf green, Mountie red, Lauren- tian berry, Rocky Mountain grey and Banff blue were colors sug- gested, ST, ALBANS, England--A Hert- fordshire coliege is offering a one- year domestic course for teen-age girls, covering everything from sewing to detergents, Successful students get a diploma they can show their future husbands, SCUNTHORPE, England -- Dog lover Jeremiah Green has made a will setting up a £300,000 ($40,000) trust fund to build and maintain a luxury home for stray dogs. "Some people will call me a crank for leaving all my money to dogs," said real estate dealer Green, "but they have been my greatest friends." The dogs' home will be a mem- orial to Rusty, a cocker spaniel Green had for 14 years, LONDON -- About 3,000 roach @ied in a lake in St. Jame's Park as a result of a shortage of oxy- geh. Works ministry -personnel remedied the situation by pump- ing jets of fresh water into the Jake, LONDON -- The price of tea has started to go up by halfspence @ cup in transport cafes and res- taurants across Britain. Short of devaluing the pound, no Other single factor could give a clearer indication of Britain's fi- Mancial plight, The basic price of tea has re- Mained at. threepence -- half- penny for more than four years. Wow a cup costs fourpence, near- ly 'five cents. The British Tea Centre estim- ates Britons consume some 90,000,- 000,009 cups a year. BLIZABETHVILLE -- There has been a slight pause for station re- fidlentification here. The head of Katanga province's Yadio station ordered that news broadcasts drop the sign-off that went; "This is the independent state of the Kantanga, where President Tshombe and his people defend Africa against communism." LONDON -- The Queen will have a special personal flag for her visit to Sierra Leone this fall, Buckingham Palace announced re- cently. The flag -- combining the arms of the former African colony and the letter E set against a blue background -- will be flown at all ceremonies attended by the Queen. NEW YORK ----~- More frag- ments from letters some people would like to get -- but rarely do: "Gee Mom, I hate to tell you this -- but I can't bring my pet snake home from summer camp after all. It got away. And more bad news. My pet frog isn't going to have kittens. It's.a boy."' "It is with real pleasure we in- form you your recipe for making chocolate-flavored: peanut butter patties has won (first prize in our national contest. You and your husband can pick up the $10,000 check -- and the two round trip tickets to Paris -- at our office whenever you... ." "In keeping with the program of the New York Yankees for long- term player development, we are willing to give your lad a $60,000 bonus to sign with us now. Na- turally, before reporting to us, we would prefer ithat he go on with his schooling -- as later it will be necessary for him to autograph baseballs."' "We are returning your cheque for $75, covering the latest instal- ment due on your loan, When Bas- com G. Goodheart, our president, died last month, he left a provision in his will that all outstanding loans be cancelled. So you-owe us nothing. Would you like to start all over, and borrow some more?" "Frankly, despite what your wife says, the test we gave your daughter shows she has a tin ear and absolutely no native musical talent. In our opinion it would be a waste of your money to buy her a piano. You could do more for her sense of rhythm by buying her a yo-yo." "Often through the years I have bitterly regretted rejecting your proposal. Since father passed away and left me his great big bank to run all by myself, I have felt even more lonely. So if you'd ask for my hand again, I'd be glad to share, . ." "|. . It was_one or those unfor- tunate mix-ups which I'm _ sure you'll understand. But the fact is we have the wrong X-rays. It is not your wife who is going to have trip- lets ce. iy 4 > For your « illustrated owes Orillia a LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE 2 T. G, TULLOCH Haileybury, Ont. ~HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MONUMENT ee copy of Rock of Ages' new ooklet 'How To Choose Family Monument"' visit us today, AUTHORIZED DEALER SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Your - Ont. The Bible To-day An emergency situation in Indo- nesia eighteen months ago called for a crash programme of printing the Scriptures. It was decided to import 500,000 copies in 22 lan- guages. A review of. this pro- gramme.in the light of the increas- ing demand brought the decision to produce 30,000 Bibles in Javan- ese, 50,000 in Toba Batah as well as 50,000 New Testaments in Indo- nesian. Fifty thousand of the Klin- kert-Bode version of the Bible will be printed in Bahasa Indonesian. After long consultation, the Indo- nesian Government has decided to allow part of the War Damage Reparation Fund to be used for the printing, in Japan, of 500,000 Bibles in Indonesian. The negotians between the Ja- panese and Indonesian Govern- ments are already in progress and it is expected that soon the Bibles will be available. These measures will begin to meet the immediate need for Scriptures and provide 'supplies during the time it will take to de- Minimum Prices For Canadian Seed Minimum prices for treated seed in new bags (basis at farm or local shipping point) were recom- mended at a meeting on July 27 of the Seed Marketing and Pub- licity Committee, Ontario Soil and: Crop Improvement Association, as follows: Winter Wheat: Registered No. 1 (3rd generation) -- $2:50 per bushel Certified No. 1 -- $2.30 per bushel Commercial No. 1 -- $2.10 per bushel velop the plans to print the Scrip- tures in Indonesian. Suggested Bibe Readings Sunday, Aug. 20, Philippians 1. 1-11 Monday, Aug. 21, Isaiah 63: 7-19 Tuesday, Aug. 22, Isaiah 64: 1-12 Wed. Aug. 23, Isaiah 65: 17-25 Thursday, Aug. 24, Isaiah 66:12-24 Friday, Aug. 25, I Samuel 16: 1-23 Saturday, Aug. 26; Acts 16: 11-18; 35-40 Rye (Tetra vetkus) Commercial No 1 -- $1.75 per bushel - ; Winter Barley (mostly Hudson variety) Registered No. 1 -- $2.25 per bushel Certified No. 1 -- $2.10 per bushel] Commercial No. 1 -- $1.90 per bushel These prices are ten cents per . bushel higher for winter wheat and rye than last year's, with winter barley the same. Some rust and lodging have af- fected winter wheat in Ontario, and higher feed prices have re-« sulted, mainly from drought con- ditions in Western Canada. It is pointed out that rye can be used satisfactorily as sixty to sev- enty per cent of grain rations, pro< vided it is combined with feed reasonably high in protein, such as good hay. Winter barley is likely to in- crease in popularity as a feed crop, particularly in tions of Southwestern Ontario. At present, production is largely com- _ fined to the malting trade. line of business, ' 1 ONTARIO Do YOU require a RETAIL SALES TAX -- VENDOR'S PERMIT? -- Retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers and all others. who-sell goods as a normal part of their business: must apply for a Retail Sales Tax Vendor's Permit. You are required to have your Permit by September 1st, when The Ontario Retail Sales Tax Act goes into effect. If you do not have this Permit, you will be unable to buy tax-free the taxable goods you purchase for resale. Also, if you sell goods after August 31st without being registered as a vendor you will be in default under the Retail Sales Tax Act. It is in your own best interest to fill out and return the official Application Form at once. Otherwise, you will not be sure of receiving your Permit before the final deadline of September 1st. With your Vendor's Permit you will weceive a convenient sum- mary of The Retail Sales Tax Act as it affects your particular APPLY NOW to be sure of receiving your Vendor's Permit before September Ist. -- PERMIT APPLICATIONS ALREADY RECEIVED ARE BEING PROCESSED AND WILL BE ISSUED ON AND AFTER AUGUST 18, AND BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1: If you have not received an official Application Form MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY You are advised to send for an Application Form if you are not sure whether or not you require a i Vendor's Permit, Retail Sales Tax Branch, Office of Comptroller of Revenue; Parliament Buildings, Toronto 2, Ontario Please send me a Permit Application Form together with detailed information on The Ontario Retail Sales Tax: NAME ee: COMPANY NAME =. ADDRESS. = TYPE OF BUSINESS _ Phons OSborne 2-5218 Ee ee ea PHILIP T. CLARK, Compiroller of Revenue some set=« --