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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-08-13, Page 10. •- • 0 t .1 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT G. 19, 1970 The interior of the Ford Dickison plant at Brodnagen snows equipment ana materials used in the manufacture of poultry cages, egg collectors, ventilating equipment and manure augers. The products are sold coast to coast in Canada and in some American States by a network of distributors. Poultry cages are formed for the most part from pre welded wire supplied by the steel companies. The fronts, however, must be made at the factory from individual strands of wire. Shown is Miss Cheryl Bennewiei as she performs this operation with a spot-welding. machine. Brodhagen Sells "Hey, Mac, you've got a leak under the hoodl" I • We are equipped for fast unloading service. —Our automatic grain handling facil- ities eliminate wait- ing, when you bring your grain to ".Top- notch. THE ELEVATORS WILL 'BE OPEN 6 DAYS OF THE'WEEK AND WILL BE OP- EN AT NIGHTS IF GOOD HARVESTING WEATHER TOPNOTCH FEEOS LIMITEE) 4i • • • SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET Meaty Blade or Short imp oft RIB ROAST dc lb SWeet Pickled Cottage Rolls 69cb • Pure Pork Coruntry Style Plain or Garlic SAUSAGES 59g. • Sliced Bologna 2 lbs. 4,9c Skinless Wieners 2 lbs. 89c KNOW YOUR NATURE UN"./ ta 4 a:3E157E12 waste wALK ON LAND YET' Gels AROUND owir EASILY ON THE g Ittorturna GERBERS BABY FOOD & CEREALS Wholesale at Finnigans 11111110111111111. Price 4c5 . 5x ' « 8 x 10• . (Continued from Page 1) are also • cut and shaped from the pre-welded, stock. The cage fronts and doors are spot welded from individual strands of wire which have been bent to the proper shape. The, cages are shipped unas- sembled and clipped together on the site: Feeders and watering systems which can be supplied by the company along with egg gathering equipment are also in- stalled. This Work is supervised by the company's service repre- sentative, Armand. Legras, who glaroomairsouna•ora.nam•aralota...maaatofts Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 Up To HALF - PRICE FILM PROCESSING' BLACK & WHITE 8 Exposure 55c 12 — 85e 20 — 1.35 KODACOLOR, 8 Exposure 2.12 12 — 2.88 20 — 4.50 BY,PALS "MIDDLEMAN STOREKEEPER", SEND DIRECT TO PROCESSING, PLANT AND SAVE UP\ TO 50% Send Fihn, Cash, Cheque or Money Order along with this Ad, to CLINTON PHOTO SERVIeE CLINTON — ONTARIO Add 5% Tax and 15e to tinnwas AMON ttPOSITOR MOO HFA Seeks (Continued from Page 1) gram. members • of county council, members of Parlia- ment. and all interested, both rural and, urban, will be invited to attend. " The meeting named a com- mittee to draw up a revised constitution. Members are Phil Durand, R.R. 2, Zurich, Mervin Smith, R.11.1, Walton, Doug.For- tune, R. R.1, Wingham,,. Bob Brucefield, Harry Hayter, R.R. 2, Dashwood, Charles Rau, R. R.2, Zurich, president Jack Stafford, R.R.1, Wroxeter and the secretary. Six ,hundred members or more in the county by OFA Convention time was the target set byMaon Bailey, sales co-ordinator. He ' said while 500 would give indi- vidual service members 2 voting delegates to the convention with continued effort, they could have three voting, delegates. Member- ship is groiring by a steady 10% each month, ,he said. Phil Durand of Zurich re- ported on 4.he Task Force Meet- ing he attended recently as the fedeiation delegate. Smiles . . Young executive to business associate in restaurant: "You've brought lunch the last five days. Let's flip for this one!" 4 Moe: "Get ready to die: I'm , going to shoot you." Joe: 4, 'Why?" Moe: "I've always said that I'd shoot anyone who looked like me." Joe: , "Do I look like you?" Moe: "You sure do.", Joe: "Then shoot!" A graduate student working on juvenile, delinqueney reported in a sociology seminar , that he was having difficulty collecting data. His project was to telephone homes around 9 p.m. and ask the parents if they knew where their , children were. "My first five calls," he he lamented, "were answered by children who had no idea where their parents were." Thirty-five leaders and assistants representing the 19- 4-H Clubs in the Seaforth area attended a two-day Homemaking Club Leaders' Training School in Seaforth On Wednesday and Thursday, ' Miss Catherine M. Hunt, Home Economist for Huron County on Wednesday went. over • leader lessons for instructing 4-H members in their eight regular lessons to be held this ' News se Brodhagen Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligsen The annual Sunday School pic- nic of St. Peter's Lutheran Church was held Sunday at the Seaforth Lions Park. A church Shower Honors Bride-Elect Mrs.Howard J.Iuerengesser, 77 Glendon Road, Stratford, held a trousseau tea in honour of her daughter, Patricia, prior. to her, marriage. Mrs.- Querengesser and Patricia and Mrs. Kingsley Robinson, the groom's mother, welcomed the guests. ' Mrs. Russell Sholdice and Mrs.Glenn Diegel, godmothers of the bride, poured tea at a table • decorated with a floral arrangements and a handmade lace tablecloth crocheted by Patricia's Grand- mother. Others assisting were: Mrs. Bill ' Mrs. Ross Srnale, Mrs. Ray Huniphrey, Mrs. Barry Smith, Miss Beverley Sholdice, Miss Mary Anne Morse, Misses Nancy, Janet and Linda Diegel, .Miss Beth Querengesser, Miss Jane Binning, Mrs. Roger Shot- dice. , She demonstrated use of the first aid kit and instructed the leaders in the construction of mobiles. The fall progra m for the 900 . members in Huron County will focus on fitness. Leaders will teach good physical and mental health; first aid, highway and home safety. and the importance of being good citizens in Hie home and in the community. service, conducted by Pastor Paul Kappes was held at 11:30 a.m. A picnic lunch was enjoyed by the congregation. Children enjoyed swimming in the pool. Later in the afternoon, every- one took part in the races and relays. Next Sunday is Decoration Service at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe visited on Sunday with Mr. Dave Lemon and Mrs. Lavina Kelly, in SeafOrth. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Norman Bennewins has been a patient in the Seaforth Com- munity Hospital since last Thurs- day. Mrs.' Toleda Beuermann,Wat- erIoo, Mrs. Irene Hinz, Mr. and Mrs; Oscar Elliman, Sharon and Janice, Kitchener, and Mr. Vic Straus, visited recently with Mrs. Caroline Elligson. Mr. Ross Leonhardt and Kim are on a trip to Wyoming, U.S. A. A luncheon in First Pres- byterian Church,, Thursday, where the training school was held, was sponsored by the On- tario Department of Agriculture at Clinton. Lessons in' life saving and huck weaving were a part of Thursday's program. Training schools will be held in Huron County through- out the month of August in Wing- ham, Exeter and Clinton. Two new families have moved to Brodhagen recently. Mrs. Mae Culford and family, formerly of Toronto have moved into the Riehl apartment, and Mr. and Mi 1. Louis McIntyre and son have moved into the formerhome of Edward Prueter. - Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Leon- hardt, Sharon Smith accompanied Mrs. Ross Leonhardt and Kathy to visit with Mr. George Jacob and Miss Irma Murtagh, Kitch- ener .on Saturday. Master Delford and Murray Inman, Monkton, are spending a few days with Terry and Warren Elligson. Brian Brenner and Bradley Dittmer, Kitchener, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Ahrens and Mrs. Mary Dit- tmer. - Mr., and Mrs.' Donald White, Steven and Jamie, London,•visi- ted on Saturday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. Let us clean your DRAPES during- the summer holidaya FLANNERY CLEANERS 527-0250, Seaford' Schedule: . • $1.00 • $1.50 • . . $3.00 is • -4 4.• r • ' • has travelled throgghout Canada and into the States installing the Brodhagen Company's equip- ment. Another large part of Ford Dickison's activities are centred in the manufacture of ventilating equipment designed primarily for farm buildings. Fans are made ranging in size from 12 inches to 48 inches. Many of the larger units are used for ventilating large greenhouse operations. The products of the company are.sold through a coast to coast network of distributors in Canada. Recently inroads have been made into markets in Michi- gan and Minnesota and the Com- pany hopes to expand to cover all of the United States. - It's Back to Classes z Again For 35 Huron 4 ,11 Leaders Special, MEN'S SUITS LADIES' DRESSES THE LOEN-TER CANNOT-WALK oal LAND SINCE ITS LEGS" AME 'Too WEAK TO 5VPItpRr (TS StoPy aaffiour AID MOM DOoYANcE or WRIER. St. 'Peters: Congregation Combines Service, Picnic "YOUR HOME-TOWN CLEANER" PIOX - UP and .DELIVERY Photographs Appearing in The Huron pcpositor which have been taken by 'our staff • photographer are , available for those who wish to purchase reprints Please order within two weeks of Publication •.41 • •