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NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO CONSERVATION FEDERATION ZONE ONE ONTARIO FEDERATION OF ANGLERS AND HUNTERS INC. MEETING - ROSSPORT, ONT. SEPTEMBER 17 & 18 Registration at W.Il. Hall at 9:30 am - Meeting opens at 10:00 a.m, 1, Chairman's Opening Remarks 2. Minutes of previous meeting 3. Secretary's Report - Fred Aaron 4. Treasurer's 'Report' ~"RS Ty' Greer 5. Committee Reports: ; Big Game - Anton Swanson - "Tubby" Tuominen Fish-Lake Superior - P.S, Dahl - Gilbert Gerow Inland Lakes. - C. D. Saunders - Tom Tweedie Education ~- Keith Denis Trophy ~ Mac MecLure - Geo, Hambly Resolutions - J. Cy Smith - Alf. Russell 6, Nominations Committee - To be appointed, 7. Introduction of Guests 8. Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters Report - Geo, Hambly, President 9. Report - Advisory Committee on Lake Sup- erior Fishing Meeting, 10. Change of Name Motion 11. Resolutions 12, Hlection of Officers 13. Representatives on Federation Executive 4. Delegate to Annual Federation Meeting * 15. Good and Welfare 16, Adjournment, You will note that the Hebide is made out in one part. This is so that we can adjourn at 12:00 noon without skipping anything and, if necessary, business not completed Satur- day afternoon may be completed on Sunday morning. We are pleased to announce that John Budd, Biologist, Fisheries Research Station South Bay, and Claude Garton, Naturalist, and one of our original founders, will be with us and speak on Saturday evening. 0-0-0 SAFETY SLOGAN Winners of last week's safety slogan, "Horseplay Can End in Tragedy" were: - Alec MacDonald, P. Stuart, C. MacDonald, B. Hayes, P, LeBlanc, Mrs, M. McCausland, Judy McCausland, Betty Austin, R. Vincent and O, Tapineau, Those who missed were:. Tom Smith, Ted Young, H,. Dugan,.D. Caldwell, W. Janicki, Donna Adamo, Mrs. A. Sinkins, J. Commisso, Mrs, E, Trudeau, Mrs. G. Burns, M, Flewelling L. Paske, N, Juhtund, B, Martin, D, Whelan. Left Page 5 AROUND THE TOWN (Cont. ) Mrs. D. Longprey and daughter Jeannine Monday for their home in Kapuskasing following a two week visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Aline and Albert Cadieux. Mr. and irs, J. W,. Garriock and son have returned from their vacation spent in Keewatin, Ontario, Rorketon, Brandon, Portage la.Prairie, Manitoba, and Fort William where they spent the past two weeks visiting relatives. They brought Mrs. Garriock who had been visiting in Terrace Bay for the past summer, back to her home in Rorketon, Mr. Fedyk accompanied them on their return trip to spend a few weeks here. On Saturday, September 10th the office girls had a small get-together for Cecile Boudreau, bride-elect of this month. Among the gifts received, a few gag- gifts were thrown in, waich led to much hilarity. Part of the evenings enter- tainment was provided by song and dance amateurs. This was followed by refresh- ments, thus, ending a very enjoyable evening. 0-0-0 FOR SALE Generel Electric three burner kitchen bange and a Motorola Car Radio. Phone 3856 0-0-0 WANTED Two unfurnished rooms, Phone Mr, Cadieux at the Mill and ask for Dave. o-0-0 FOR SALE 5 H.P. Super Pioneer Chain Saw Actual Cut - 30 Cords - LIKE NEW Contact #324. o-0-0 FOR SALE 1940 Fargo 3/4 Ton Pickup for quick sale $50.00 cash, Apply F. A. Sweet, 177 Hudson Drive. Rifles in good condition, cheap. 1 = 32 Special Winchester 1 = 38-55 Winchester Apply F. A. Sweet, 177 Hudson Drive. 0-0-0