The Huron Expositor, 1960-06-09, Page 71kMOt„l
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NEW AND
USED CARS
NEW 1960 MORRIS '850'
NEW 1960 AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE
1958 1/2 -TON FORD TRUCK
2-1958 VOLKSWAGEN VANS
1958 PONTIAC SEDAN
1952 PONTIAC SEDAN
1957 V-8 PONTIAC STATION WAGON.
Miller. Motors
George H. Miller
Phone 149
Staf orth
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A CONTEST, conducted by
Gingerich's Sales and Service
Ltd:, Zurich, and Seaforth,
ended last week when the
lucky ticket was held by Mrs.
John Pullman, of • Seaforth.
Shown here are Gerald Gin-
gerich, yrs. Pullman and Le-
roy Thiel, representing the
Reeve of Zurich, who made
'the draw.
Only One Reducing
Plan Worked
HAMILTON, ONT. "I have
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off excessive weight but never
found one that was satisfactory
until r tried the Naran Plan.
After trying -the Naran Plan for
three weeks I am happy to note
that I have lost 19 pounds,.I look
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energy than I have had for
years." Mrs. T. Isowa, Hamilton,
Ontario.
If you have tried to reduce in
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don't give up. You don't have to
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you regain your youthful figure,
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..erasey Sbow
P onmised For
Blyth Fall Fa�Mr
An enthusiastic meeting of direc-
tors, committee men and members
of Blyth Agricultural Society was
held in Memorial Hall Thursday
evening. William Dale, Clinton,
vice-president of the regional
Guernsey shogv, which comprises
the counties of Huron, Middlesex,
Lanibton and Elgin, was present
at the meeting to confirm the
promise to hold the regional
Guernsey show at Blyth Fair, Sept,
21, Mr. Dale is also chairman of
the Huron County Western Ontario
Guernsey Club.
Their prize list was spbmitted to
the meeting for acceptance, and
all arrangements completed. Mr.
Dale was accompanied by Howard
Armstrong, a director of Clinton
Spring Show.
A number of details were work-
ed out for the completing of the
prize list for Blyth•Fall Fair, which
it is hoped will 'he reaay for dis-
tribution during July. ,William Car-
ter, leader of the field crop com-
petition, reported he had 21 mem-
bers. Some of the rules and regu-
lations appearing in the prize list
concerning exhibits and exhibitors
are being revised.
- LEGION LADIES' AUXILIARY
The June meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion
Branch 156, Seaforth, was held in
the Legion Hall with 22 ladies pre-
sent. President Mrs. H. Jessome
opened the meeting, and in the
absence of secretary Mrs. J. Sal -
lows, read the minutes of the last
meeting and the correspondence.
Two rtew members were accept-
ed, Mrs, R. Miller and Mrs. S.
Garnham. Treasurer Miss T.
Forbes read the accounts and fin-
ancial report. It was decided to
donate $5.00 to the Salvation A?my
Appe aI.
Mrs. L.t Edgar was appointed as
secretary to finish out the year.
It• was decided to send two dele-
gates to the Legion. Auxiliary con-
vention in Windsor in September.
Delegates will be Mrs, C. Coombs
and Mrs. J. Wilson. The monthly
door prize was won by Mrs. A.
Wood; mystery prize by Mrs. B.
Snell and a special prize by Mrs.
C. Coombs,
This is the last meeting of the
Auxiliary until September 7th.
W. Strong Attends
Short Course
Dr. S a 1 s b u r y's Laboratories,
Charles City, Iowa, is holding a
four-day 'short course on poultry
diseases and management. At the
conclusion of the course each stu-
dent will receive a certificate"sig-
nifying his satisfactory comple-
tion of the Poultry Short Course.
Among the 12 students . attending
the class is William T. Strong. Mr.
Strong is a salesman for Topnotch
Feeds Ltd., Seaforth..
Practical instruction is being
received on poultry' diseases and
flock management problems from
professio ally trained staff mem-
bers of Dr. Salsbury's Laborator-
ies. He will attend 1 etures, clini-
cal discussions anal Iaboratory
demonstrations relative .to such
subjects as Specific Diseases of
Poultry and Poultry Parasites, De-
velopment of Diseases, Poultry
Management and Sanitation and
methods of Disease Prevention and
Control.
The Laboratories conduct fre-
quent courses of this kind for the
purpose of giving members of the
poultry industry practical instruc—
tion, which _will. be -of value to
them in serving the poultry raisers
df their communities.
For quick cinnamon toast, cream
the butter with sugar and , cinna-
mon and spread on the hot toast.
It seems to taste better when pre-
pared this way. -
For All Kinds. of
DRAFTING
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— Electrical
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Phone 384-W
gSEAFORTH
ET..TE •PERIOD.
:ARS E`C R...AGRI IATUR#L PRISES -.
Developments' outside Canada
may affect farm production and
prices here more iij" the future
than has Men the ease recently,
according to the Bank of Mont-
real's Business Review for May,
just issued.
The review draws attention to
the recent decline in beef prices
as .both Canadian and U.S herds
have increased in size. It also
points to the fact that pork prices
have been 'ewer since the intro-
duction of deficiency .payments,
noting that U.S. hogs can now
enter Canada fqr the first time
since 1952.
So far as wheat is concerned, it
is essential to consider sales pro-
spects in a world perspective, the
review says, especially in the light
of postwar gains in the U.S. share
of the world market.
Total wheat exports for the cur-
rent crop year ate expected to ap-
proach the previous year's level of
almost 300 million busheds, the B
of M says. This would mean that
combined export and domestic re-
quirements would exceed the esti-
mated total crop,,so that a further
reduction in the "carryover" could
be achieved.
Livestock Adjustments
In contrast' 'to wheat farmers,
who are interested in world-wide
supply and demand, Canadian live-
stock producers are concerned al-
most exclusively with the Canadian
and U.S. markets, the review adds.
BETHEL WMS, WA
The Bethel WMS and WA meet-
ings were held Thursday afternoon
at the h.pme of Mrs. Alex Dennis.
The president opened the meeting
by reading an item on how the
hymn, "Jesus Lover Of My Soul,"
came to be written, and then the
hymn was sung, Mrs, Glen Mc-
Nichol read the Scripture and gave
,the comments on it, and Mrs.
Ralph McNichol led in prayer. As
Father's Day is coming up on Sun-
day, June 19, Mrs, Ed. Regale read
a poem entitled, "Dad." -
The president introduced the
guest speaker, Miss Jennie Hogg,.
who gave a very wonderful talk
on "Hope," and at the close of her
talk Mrs, Stanley Hellen sang
"Whispering Hope." An item from
the Missionary Monthly, called
"The •Small Branch," was read by
Tennie Dennis, and Mrs. William
Roe read an article concerning
neighbors, "The Canadian Eski-
mos." -
Mrs. Charles Boyd, Mrs. Percy
Dalton and Mrs. Ross Leeming will
have charge of the July meeting,
which is the children's meeting.
Mrs. William Dennis had charge
of the WA business. The minutes
of the last meeting were read and
the roll call showed 20 members
present and a number of visitors.
The manse committee reported,
and $15A0 was voted to the manse
fund.
A wiener roast was planed for
the last of June.
Leftover sandwiches need not be
discarded. Brush them with melted
butter and saute to a golden brown
on each side. They're quite deli-
cious served in this way.
As it is, U.S. 'herds aree increas-
ing steadily and as a result theca
may be a further drop in Canadian
cattle exports south of the border.
In hog production, the review
notes that the embargo against
importation of American animals
imposed in 1952 has now been lift-
ed. As a result, it can be expected
that U.S. pork prices will influence
Canadian prices.
Even so, the outstanding single
factor for Cdnadian hog produeexs
today is the new deficieney-pay-
ment system, the B of M believes.
Now four months old, the plan has
been at least partly responsible for
hog marketings falling from the
highest -ever figure of 262,000 in the
week immediately prior to the
start of the plan to the subsequent
average of only 148,000 weekly.
But, continues the review, "do-
mestic consumption of pork in
1959 was at a very high level,
nearly 20 per cent above 1958, no
doubt as a result of relatively low
prices. With prices still lower in
1960 to date, domestic consumption
has been maintained at close to
last year's level."
Adequate Milk
In dairy farming, the badk says
a broad Ineasure of price support
is accorded to the industry "to en-
sure Income stability to milk pro-
ducers and an adequate and con-
tinuous supply of milk.
"In addition, price supports have
been used to influence the pattern
of milk utilization in order to ef-
fect a balance between output of
different dairy products," and re-
cent changes in the structure of
price supports have partially
achieved this objective, the 13 of
M review adds.
JOWETT'S
GROVE
Bayfield
Beautiful Picnic Grounds
Covered Tables — Swings
Good Water — Ball Park
Ponies - Swimming
REFRESHMENT BOOTH
DANCING
every Friday night
from 9:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
STEW and His
COLLEGIANS
Door Prize —
Hall Available for
Receptions and Private
-" Parties
For Reservations:
Call 11I1 2-7064, HU 2-7551
or Bayfield 29 r 3
Thepremises have been ap-
proved by the LCBO for Private
Parties, including Receptions
and Stags.
W. C. OKE
Insurance -- Real Estate
Egmondvi I le; Ont.
P.O. Box 476 -- Seaforth
Telephone 647
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL. FIRE
INSURANCE CO. •
HEAD OFFICE — Exeter, Ontario
President: •
Alex J. Rohde - R.R. 3, •-Mitchell
Vice -President
Milton McCurdy - R.R. 1, Kirkton
Directors:
E. Clayton Colquhoun, R.R. 1,
Science Hill; Martin Feeney, R.R.
2, Dublin; Robert G. Gardiner,
R.R. 1, Cromarty; Timothy 13
Toohey, R.R. 3, Lircan.,,.
Agents:
Harry Coates, R.R. 1, Centralia;.
Clayton Harris, Mitchell; Stanley
Hocking, Mitchell.
Solicitor:
W. G..Cochrane - - Exeter
Secretary -Treasurer
Arthur Fraser - - - Exeter
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