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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1960-10-27, Page 4British Mortgage and Trust Company represented by JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Company Phone 214 Seaforth frunon raposrrok WArOgni, ONT., OCTIVBZR 27, 1960 CROSSWORD PUZZLE sr 60 33 37 tV 30 : 1111111111111111110 1411111111m NMI 1111111MIE mit 15u Nionos km.401-n-- SO 1111111111A1111111111111M111111111 111111111A11111111111110‘11111111 AO11088 1 Beverage (pl.) 5 Strike 10 Tear apart 14 Unusual 15 Ethical 15 Notion 17 Shortened 19 Utopian 30 Paid notice. 21 Winter vehicle 22 Oceurrences 23 Mimics 24 A festival and sale (pl.) 25 Smut 1 Alms box ta Tantalizes .J, 2 Praise 30 By - 5 Makes 32 Blackbirds mistake 34 Gloves (var.) 4 Place 35 Form of 5 To be "to be" propitioUs 26 Anglo-Saxon 6 Annoy coin (pl.) 7 Angered SI Feminine 5 Small boy name 9 North Syrian 30 Ravine deity 40 To write 10 Appendage to 41 Facial a document expression 42 •Lassoes 11 Paradise 44 Teutonic deity (p1. ) 45 Inclinations 12 Tidy 47 Kind of bee 13 Pigeon pea 48 Sumptuous (P1.) . 49 Goddess of 18 Tremulous discood 19 Climbing Al Vegetable plant (Pl.) dish (131.) 22 Annual 53 Muse of Church history celebration Pt'ZZLE No. 619 54 Gun (slang) 57 To take out 68 Practice of rending rock by explosives (pl.) 60 Narrow road 61 Cosmetic 62 Novel by Zola 63 Is suitable: as for size 54 Bower covered with vines etc. 55 Move DOWN 23 Core for fashioning' hollow_metal object (pl.) 24 Well -pleased 25 To feel 26 More unusual 27 Mati's name 29 To correct 30 Of the planet Mars 31 Taut 33 Warning sig- nal devices 35 Singing voice 38 Outer coating of fruit 39 Pikelike fish (pl.) 41 Class 43 Simpleton 45 Swaps 46 Genus of low 'heathlike , African ' shrubs 48 Flash 50 Upright Part of stair step 51 Olt the same material 52 'Turkish regiment 53 A cudgel 54 Small insect 55 Vedic Are sod 56 Former Rus- sian ruler 58 Borough (abbr.) 59 Those in office 61 Sun god ORM] MOOR WOO WWI ORO= WOO MUM MEM =MU clansman naannan maEI nan BROOM MOM.FINDOM MIME 03003BOOMU ROO NUR DOM -Mad OR00011000U gRUU RUM= BOM MOM ORO UMW UMOMOREI mammon DORM BOMBE! OM= IMMO MORO UMW UMW] MUBOM 000U Answer Le Pussle No. 617 HURON COUNTY FEDERATION NEWS By CARL HEMINGWAY I agree that my comparison is fantastic, but the point that 1 should like to make is that our method of marketing farm pro- ducts under the authority of leg- islation may be decided by the opinion of the people on an en- tirely different subject. By forming a system of co-op- erative packing plants we will not be under the cloud of public politi, cal opinion. This is a big step for farmers of Ontario to take, as it will' pro, vide for the slaughter. of not only hogs but also for cattle and lambs. To give you some idea of the speed with which an organization of this kind can grow,, the general manager, Mr. Courteau, of the Quebec Co- operative packing plants, told us that in a matter of five or six years this enterprise has grown from nothing' to the point that it is now slaughtering 27 per cent of all the livestock produced in Quebec, and within Live years expects to be process- ing 75 per 'cent of the Quebec live- stock. In spite of obstacles and top competitive prices, this Co-op re turned $900,000 to its ' members, as well as retaining $450,000 for expansion. These figures could be multiplied by four if all livestock had been marketed this way. The big news of the past wee was the decision of the Ontari Hog Producers to sponsor the for motion of Farmers' Allied Mea Enterprises. By taking the firs letter of each word, we hay FAME, which will be the brand name under which the top quality ll products of this organization wi be sold. By making this decision you representatives have made it pos sible for your products to be sold through an organization which you th producer, ,can control. You will notice that I said you can control. Whether you do contro it or not will depend' on whether or not you are willing to take an interest in it, keep up to date on the information, and offer your suggestion.s for improvements. In the past we have relied on Government for the power to con- trol the selling of our products and in many cases this has been a decided benefit. However, it has become very apparent that this is not a solid foundation for a long term of years since governments can change their policy, or even be defeated. Further, your fate in marketing under government legislation may be determined on an altogether different question. Let us suppose that at an elec- tion one party says that if it is elected Hydro rates will be cut In two, but also that it will with- draw the farm marketing legisla- tion. The other party maintains that Hydro rates should be in- creased and that the farm mar- keting legislation should be ex- tended. Employer: '"You were twenty minutes late again this morning. Don't you know what time we start work in this office?" Ida, the office idiot: "No, sir. They:re always working when I get here." IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY AUCTION Over $50,000 Lumber Dealer and. Contractors Stock and Equipment OF THE 'BANKRUPT WINGHAM BUILDING ' PRODUCTS LIMITED Corner of Jogephine and Water Streets WINGHAM, ONTARIO. Friday & Saturday, Oct. 28th & 29th L1:00 A.M. DAILY FRIDAY AT SAWMILL MTh (BLOCK SOUTH OF ABOVE ADDRESS) — Sawmill building and equipment; excellent storage sheds for removal, large stock of Ten/Test, sheathing, Staincote, cedar, spruce, melding, assorted mixed timbers. barn poles, Gyproc lath, lime; underlay, fir, pine, insulation, frames and sash, Homosote, spruce, shiplap, trusses, hemlock, siding and similar stock with a value in excess of $20,000.00. SATURDAY AT MAIN BUILDING — Oil pumps, air hose, plug cleaner, DeWalt radial saw, Craftsman planer -jointer, bricks, large quantity top quality shingles,cement blocks, glass, file, cabinet, billing machines, cash register, adding machine, soft drink cooler, nearly 1,500 gallons gasoline, stock of hardware items including paint, stainless steel sinks, tapes, hinges, hard- ware, lock sets, adhesives and similar items, plywood, Masonite, pegboard, nails, Arborite, insulation, 16' x 10' insulated and elec- trically heated building suitable for office or small cottage, 1952 GMC dump truck, 1957 Ford stake, 1952 pick-up, steel float, 1949 Monarch automobile, International bulldozer with skid shovel, good fork lift on IFI tractor, roofing and many additional pieces. On View Thursday from Noon to Five O'Clock and from Nine the Mornings of Sale, TERMS — Cash or Certified Cheque, unless other arrangements are made pitior to the Auc- tion. • • This is an Attractive, Diversified Stock Interesting to the Contractor or Handyman F. O. KIIVIE, GEO. R. GARDNER & SON, Trotste0 in Banktiptey. And:lantern. BRITISH MORTGAGE PLANS NEW HOME The new British Mortgage & Trust Company 'Head Office build- ing in Stratford will combine a handsome design with usefulness of structure. Situated on the large southeast corner of Ontario and Church Streets, with an exterior of granite, limestone and glass, this modern office building, to be floodlit at night, will greatly en- hance the appearance of Strat- ford's district. The former building on the site has been demolished and the area is cleared for the initial phase of construction. The building will have four storeys and basement, with a large penthouse on top containing me- chanical and air - conditioning equipment. The entire structure will cover over 36,000 square feet of floor space. British' Mortgage Trust Company will occupy all the building except the fourth floor which vvill be leased. The large 'double plate glass windows will let in an abundance of natural light, as well as provide beautiful views of the Huron Street sone bridge and the Shakespearen gar- dens. Among the special features of the building will be a large public Board room on the main floor for the use of organizations in this community who need a central meeting place. A lourege for cus- tomers will be located just off the main foyer where British Mortgage patrons can r9 ---or meet their friends. Ample facilities' for parking will be provided. There will be space for over 50 cars in the parking garage, with easy access from both Church and Erie Streets, making it convenient for motorists to reach the British Mortgage and park their cars while doing busi- ness there. Wilfrid P. Gregory, Q.C., execu- tive vice-presldent and managing directors, remarked: "The con- struction of a new head office building by British Mortgage & Trust Company is necessary be- cause of the continuing increase in our volume of business. Fur- thermore, it is our constant de- sire to provide the finest facilities possible for those who do business with us. This we shall be able to do upon completion of our present plans. "This new building will be the fourth home of British Mortgage & Trust Company during its 82 years. A small office on Market Square and later an office on Downie Street were the first Strat- ford locations of the Company. In 1924, the present building at 10 Albert Street, was purchased and renovated to become an office building that was modern and ahead of its time. "Similarly, the new building at 1 Ontario Street, with the latest methods and materials used in its construction, will provide a modern replacement for accom- modation that has become inade- quate. It will be a pleasant place to do business, and wilt' serve the Company and community for many years to come." Plan Open House At Church Centre United Church congregations throughout London Conference are being invited to the first annual open house at Westminster Col- lege, the new United Church cen- tre at the University of Western Ontario, this Sunday. Dr. D. A. Shanks, chaplain, said every minister in the conference had been asked to invite his con- gregation to the open house. Buildings will be open from 2 to 4 p.m., and from 7 to 9 p.m., Oct. 30. The former London Hunt Club, property is on the west •side of Richmond Street, between the fourth concession and Richmond Street bridge. Daily worship services are al- ready being held in the chapel and religious, knowledge lectures are to begin soon. The college houses 36 men and 41 women. Stu- dents are registered from every county in Western Ontario. Dr. Shanks said members of the board of directors will attend Sun- day to guide visitors and answer questions. CONFIRM CONTRACT ARRANGEMENT FOR ONTARIO HOSPITAL IN HURON • Ontario, Public Works Minister Ray Connell confirmed this week the award of the general trades contract for construction of a 300 - bed Ontario Hospital at Goderich, to Anglin-Norcoss Ontario Co., Ltd., Toronto. This firm, Wfiich will soon complete construction of the 1,250 -bed Cedar Springs Hos- pital School for Retarded Children, was lowest of eight bidders, with a price of $3,460,000. Mr. Connell said work will start almost immediately and will pro- ceed throughout the winter to aid the seasonal employment situation in Huron County. Included in this contract are services and facili- ties to allow for future expansion of the hospital according to local needs.. The Goderich hospital is part of a new concept in the treatment of mental illness. Mr. Connell de. scribed it as being more of the nature of a , home for the aged than the popular concept of a men- tal hospital. It will consist of a -series of single storey cottages joined to two-storey administration and service wings, yet there will be no long corridors or institu- tional atmosphere. Interior decor will be bright and attractive, with direct access from cottages jo courtyards. The site is aboilt two and a half miles south of Goderich on No. 21 Highway, with 3,000 feet of front- age on Lake Huron. ALL KINDS of INSURANCE w. E. SOUTHGATE Phone 334 -- Res. 540 MAIN ST. : SEAFORTH CAN YOU AFFORD to have your investments earn less than 6.51( interest? Not many of us can. Invest in a British Mortgage' certificate to earn.5% for each year of a 1O -year period. To invest — see -your local agent or mail us your cheque. But don't delay — 5% interest begins the day you make the investment' SE NKr GAGE SI I 1 Founded in 1877 Head Office: Stratford ST CO \ Britis' h Mortgage & Trust Company, Stratford. o I enclose my cheque for $ for investment for .years. O Please send me a free folder giving full information. NAME ADDRESS British Mortgage and Trust Company represented by W. E. SOUTHGATE Phone 334 Seaforth BIDING STRONG, PRICES GOOD AT HURQN HOLSTEIN AUCTION Bidding was strdng and prices considered "good" by officials at the Huron County Holstein Club's annual bred -heifer sale at Clinton. President Alvin Betties, of Bay- field, said sale figures compared favorably with last year. All the animals from 14 consignors were good quality. Average $296 Auctioneer Robert Shore, Glan- worth, sold 26 head at an average of $296. Top price was $410, paid Wy Bar- rie Walters, of Goderich, for a hei- fer from the herd of Allen G. Bet- ties, Bayfield, the sale's largest consignor, who entered six anim- als. Mr. Betties sold six head for an average of $368. Among other animals from the Allen Betties lot, one went to V. J. Vos, of Exeter. $390. Frank Yeo, RR 3, Clinton, was the top buyt.tr purchasing four lots at a total of $1,180. He paid $300 and $295, respectively, for two heifers consigned by John D. Lind- say, of Clinton; $285 for a three- year-old heifer from Vernon Hun- ter's herd, Lucknow; and $300 for a two-year-old heifer, consigned by Archibald Campbell, Listowel. $1,010 For Trio Currie Moffat, of Teeswater, paid $1,010 for threebred heifers con- signed by Allen' G. Betties, Mur- ray J. Forbes, Clinton, and John Douglas, Wroxeter, Allan Searle, of Walton, took home three head for a total of $905 from the lots of Ross C. Tre- wartha, of Clinton; Allen G. Bet- ties and Raymond Murray, of Seaforth. Two heifers consigned by Reg McKiel, Clinton, and James Brad- ley,.'derich, werit for $370 and $280 eorge Michie, Belgrave. WANTED. LIVE POULTRY Top Prices Paid! DUBLIN CREAMERY & Poultry Packers Phone 68 -- Dublin • fells trees up to 3 feet in di. ameter. Cut 18" trees in 18 seconds. Only 18t pounds. Famous Homelite quality. Hays a MES DEMONSTRATION Vets bit and data NEW IDEA DISTRIBUTORS Goderich, Ont. Tel: CARLOW 2821 Every week more people dis- cover what mighty jObs are ac- complished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. KEN'S TV MARKET STREET (Opposite the Bowling Alley) Phone 250 Nights and Sundays 464 All Work and Materials Guaranteed 90 Days KENNETH HOLMES, R.E.T.S.G. • ......"I'm going to relax with a cup of coffee and watch HOUR OF STARS it's one of the new morning programs on Channel 10 designed * ESPECIALLY FOR, US" She's right, ladies. To help you housewives get more out of TV we've planned our new morning TV around your schedule and named it "Especially yours" "Hour of Stars", a series of all new one hour dramas created especially for TV by 20th Century•Fox and Warner Bros., stars Anita Ekberg, George Sanders, Joanne Woodward, Raymond Massey, Bette Davis, Wm. Bendix, Terry Moore, Peter Lorre, Virginia Mayo and Ed Wynn. It comes on at 10 a.m., a dale when yot:re usually ready for a break. See also: 9-10 a.m.—Romper Room 1 1-1 2 a.m.—At Home 12— 1 p.m.—Noon Hour Club Also 8-9 a.m.—Hour of Music 0672 4