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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-03-28, Page 9{ The Largest. Selection of Used Cars m Huron County '57 BUICK CENTURY 4 -DOOR` HARDTQPAutomatic; radio • '57 BEL'' AIRE CHEV :SEDAN Radio, wxtewalls, "two tone '57 METEOR SEDAN-,Eight-Gylmder,,,radio, :padded dash 'S? PL QUTH COACIT I)elaxe, model, whitewalls, wheel discs; 10,000 irides 57 B UR K SPECIAL SEDAN' Dynatlow, white walls '56 BUICK'SUPE11,' HARDTOP, -Four -door, full power- 'S6 1 ETEC It .t;IDEAU ; COACH :Automatic •drive , radio, 2 -tone '56 CT -WV BEI: AIIU,S• HARD 'OP—V,8, .autan atic•,drives radio • '56 METEOR, NIAGARA. SEDAN—V-8,: sharp,' 22,000 ipiles» '55 BUICK • SPECIAL SEDAN-Dyziaflow; radio, special trim, 25,000• miles. '55 CHENt. SEDAN—Two-Ten model, 15,000 miles '54 PLYMOUTH MAYFAIR SEDAN--Top';shape 'a4 METEOR, COACH.— .:Like. new, ` 36,000' miles ".54 FORD.SEDAN-..T1is car god ,as'new, with radio '54 PONTIAC SEDANTGoad :shape '53:_DOpGE MAFAIR, SEDAN Radio wheel discs '53 PL-ymopp SEDAN ---Only 27,600:i -rides, Hydrive; radio • '' '53 STUDEBAKL"R.SEDAN Like new;': overdrive; 35 'M.T.G. '53 FORD SEDAN—Two-tone blue; locally• owned.` '53 FORD CIJST'OM.LINE,.SEDAN-Radio, new inotor, • schooi teacher's - car"• , T—A 52 O :EGO 'O' E utonr ti D DG.,_ . R N a c drive; like; new ` in 'and: out '51 DODEE_ SE.D•AN -Top: shape 51 T.,.E0� O NVRTIBL E New to p an Motor, radio '51 METEORC -New ain �OACHp t, suis. visoz•, 'slipcovers_ '50 DODGE SEDAN—Four.door - 50 FQRD COACH=With 'costo m -built radio ` '50 MERCURY SEDAN -''Radio, new motpr; new paint 'S0 MERCURY; SEDAN --Two-tone, green, radio; new .speaker '50 CHEV. SEDAN B;tidyman's Special .'50 OLDS--HYdromatic ; drive ' to ha P shape 'S 4•A17STIN'.SEDAN '50 I'EYMOUTU C0:4CI3 49 FORA . G ,OAC s CII Cu tans• .radio .• Fust like new. '48 LYMoUTH SEDAN ""47 _PL YMOUTI3 SEDAN '40 PLYMOUTH COUPE with;40.000•'niiles on -it • T lti uCI�-�.. .. - `56 GMC PICKUP - '54 MERCURY--3A-ton /ton • o0 .. , ... - k good shape. 52 G .. a C i101V=-Custom c li�: ..-,-T a we sold 4 new •'50 MERCURY 11/2 -TON STAKE. '49 CREV" /-TO N 49 • ME C R'Y `V2.-TON—Motor R U -:' and, bodylike new PONE ZURICH ..78 '(Collect). And W e'[l Come Up and Show You "the CAR of *our CHOICE OPEN EVENINGS 'TILL 10 O'CLOCK EE�D RUBBE THE HURON P SI - O HR16I ALL DISTRICT; CO�OPhad:the biggest'` year in its history in 1957,': it wasp •tevealei; at he ,01;1'1,141 .. -meeting Zurich._-_ i ^-.. it rk' " . t meeimg Z alesStopped. the. half.million- an a Offxeials�_of-the Co,o .'alon with' newdirectors which Were ;elected'. rat the banquet; are` shown . here: '' seated, ;;:from . left, Garnet'Moesseau; supervising- manager; .``Robert IVIcGre or',,retiring-president; Detrain Klo seer -- g , � 3 .. Pp,. retary treasurer, ,. standing, -Russell Geiger, Zurich, who was re-elected --to the : board directors; ' a, - ct s Lloyd e Alec B - and..tw -,.new dtfi-� Rr_s...... Yd Wulp r and tilc cath:,.. B RO[?Hi4GEN ' ,E ORT .CONTINUED PROGRESS P m P e 1)he adworked h a -' Farm forum.4nembers held their' (Ca: ntinued;fro a� h "neverrb. d wAt f n _ using, Mr, Sarabura stressed the"`er=grou ]"-don't,: know: where you final. meeting of the season at the b, _ � P Y theme of` the. ads, There's no; bet' got them;: but "boy; .they're good " home of Mr, arid ,Mrs: William ter„reason for buying at the ,CA -pp Better facilities are :,needed- for meg,' . -.,._ -on IVlonday"evening' The than that , it . is farme ,� .. • -- hoss- along with Mr. and Mrs r owned egg- ,,hand hng in 'Seaforth accord- - T u all., theprofit's.back to in t lr, M : cher hgoy- h s ag� „0 1i K r e. ..T r;, " ._ g • Die `e1 were • the farrner.. � � ernment�'irsspectors are ,•not happy g, e Mrs. marry. Tazt. •Yn';conclusion M`r. Sarabura<a with the present . arrangement; I ..A ;number of_ -farmers ; `u this pealed to the _farmers to clo_busi- which, he pointed; out,, were .meant district .are ..busy ,,making maple mess at-the:Co-op pointing out, that for, 35ir cases' per week, bat which :syrup:- he.more: business'done at the .Co-: is handling rip, to 7-00‘. casesper`!,, Mry .and Mrs' . Norman Benne- - ou, the; lower: the,. prices would:.,be.:week r.; wies,''Ray,_.Elaine.and Cheryl,have ;Because it' is farmer owned, he 'Seed`,Better .Eg Facilities" moved fromithe farm to their new g n and be guaranteedMr. and .;Mrs: Ch 1 J h told the group.. If e -merge with 1 - Need Family Growth . said the, products ,have,to.be good... _ ly.-built home in• the ; village, Somethzn has.:. 'to, be ,. done he . "ar es o ns on the new United -Dairy- and Poultr and t eo John of Gni merce-Mzch:; Martin Baan,; vice-president �of -Blyth "Cheese ;:Coop, _ in exteiiding ;greetings from:his o op, said,more_ family. spirit is,nee ' d; -as wa,s-the ease-iif''the old;-d'ay ; A co-op, he - said, isnot just to ake,_money, shut -for i the farmer's; benefit—ev- ery farmer. The co-op;has 'to. grow like .a -big family, he , -:concluded, `` Bill, ,Harvey:' conducted' the--elec- `tion of directors with:, scrutineers being J:._ Carl ; Hemingway,., field man lot the Hiurozf; Federation of 'Agriculture, and George , McKaig, While the xesults of the' ballot were being tabulated,'Mr Campbellpaid ;tribute°to the'retiring'director, -Mr_ Devereaux '. , 'e' '.:: ' • :—,M,anagpr Sarabura 'thanked `!the board ;-'of directors for their co • - operation : and wholehearted,',sup- hStaff Pelt. Ile 'also asked thest of 1 t Co operative it Might:.be passible ' visited with Mr aril Mrs: Manuel' that; eggs . would be -:shipped i 1 B.euermann., '' Mr:'. an d rs^` , M .-H o1dr.Mo ,. ..::. I ar Win ha-m.�-or maybe _..they �wou�d 1 -. ,. .. ..,.,:. , - g , g. Mrs: John Brodliagen• visited with build here If 'we "don't',mer8e, 7 . tive; will have to }iuil'd,uhe remark x and,.Mrs: Mel,. o11,_Kitehener,; X11 that_ unnecessary,;piece,, of` ed Although costs -have: increas='Mrs. „$-redhagen remaining- with furniture through a uron)i xposi ed;`. the Seaforth 'produce division` her ,daughter; IvIrs.,Vo11. tar Classified Ad Phone 41. has'never, lost;inoney, having al - Ways. operated in,,:the black In •conclusion, •;,.Mr" : McKercher° .announced; that 'the, Blyth Co-op:' was now receiving whole 'Milk' and shortly a °;tank• would bei. built, to receive-=more-rhil'k- which -will Ise^, ;tipped to the concentrated milk., market. .If ' enough , interest aroused in'.the • Seaforth area,' the co-op. will; arrange, a truck route ,for.this-area,-according toMr;'Mc Kercher. -All-farmers shouid,.give seine thought to'shippiiig' milk to: Mt. McKercher -their own'. tants.'' M e P Huron ii d i :Shows Slides To Kippen ' East IAI.I Carl<r, ITemiiigx'ay, feidmaa for. Huron.Caiuity , guest, speaker at Kippeh: East :Women's, Institute; held Wednesday might at S.S: 10 ; Ttickersintth- showed accident pre vention-slides and spolte briefly on "gerchandising," . Hurondale ':