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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-10-16, Page 13ROY HANNON Occidental Life Irusuraice Company RR 3, Mitchell Phone 345.2274 $100,000 25 year decreasing Term Ufe Insurance At These Low, Low Rates Age 25 - $157.00 Age 30 - $207.00 Age 35 - $300.00 Age 40'- $463.00 . Should husband and father whose chief "estate" is his job, pay a high premium for a little pro- tection - or a low premium for a lot of pro- tection? "Be Protection Rich ,Not Insurance Poor" N. for the Christmas cake are Mrs. K. Vincent and Mrs. J. Kelly. Mrs. Van Den Hengel and Mrs. H. Maloney for the sewing booth. Mrs. K. Etue and Mrs. A. 'Devereaux for the tea room, Father H. Laragh conducted a survey as outlined in the Can- adian Register on the TV prog- ram "Man Alive". AccOunts were approved on motion of Mrs, H. 'flak and Mrs. Nigh. The meeting was adjourned 'by ,Mrs, J. Kelly. USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD 'OFFICE - EXETER, Ont. President William Chaffe RR 4, Mitchell Vice-President Raymond McCurdy AR 1, Xirkton Directors Martin Feeney RR 2, Dublin Clayton Caiquhoun RR 1, Science Hill Tim Toohey RR 3, Lucan RR 1, Croritaity Agents - Hugh Benninger - Dublin• Harry Coates - - Exeter Clayton Harris - Mitchell Secretary-Treasurer Hugh Patterson - - Exeter Robert Gardiner A FIRST IN ONTARI IT HAPPENED 1N HURON COUNTY Let's bridge the generation gap with a musical presented by students and adults. If you are an adult and would like to sing in a musical, and take part in new Educational Concept come out to register in The Huton Gilbert and Sullivan Singing Group. It Is Mr, Cull's hope to direct a full three act Gilbert and Sullivan musical. He will need a minimum of twelve ttre'n and twelve women in conjunction with the student group, tk h qkMof Ao),V0 Siit-$ E" tiV4 REGISTRATION 8 P.M., TUES., OCT. 21 CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL CLINTON Get your 8% Canada Savings Bonds at the Commerce. III make it easy ~afor 10;!!!!• Canada. It's a,grea and. Canada Savings Bonds let you own a piece of it. CANADIAN liVikRIAL BANK OF COMMERCE , :4(1 eitr;e:,•ei,s ••' ' ° DATSUN 1000 it's got everything including a low price The newest thing In the small car world is happening nowl It's the Datsun 1000 and it comes in two deluxe models - 2 and 4-door. - Both are spotty small cars that look good, feel right arid go dreatl And practically all they need to run on is your love. These Datsuns deliver more horsepower and perform better than other cars anywhere near the price. The new betties 1000 produces 62 wild horses and winds up to 84 MPH on the road. And for every gallon you'll go 35-40 miles. What's more; Datsun gives you 100,000 mile reliability. Datsun 1000 introduces you to a fun way to drive with 4-on-the-floor - and gives you all you can use in the comfort, department, including reclining bucket seats. All the extras are standard equipment.' There are more than 1.50 dealers coast-to-coast in Canada and $1,000,000 in parts to back you. Corner of Goderich and Main Streets Phone 527-1010 DAILY HOURS: 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. SEAFORTH; ONTARIO DATSUN h. 11 0 S • • 41, -Oro MONUMFNT WORKS Ali Types of • CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPEN DAILY._ T. RRYDE & SON Inquiries, are invited - Telephone Numbers:, EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 402-9421 SEAFORTH; Contest Willis Dundas Or Bill Pinder 5274388 Bus. 5274750. The three most recent and most northerly Feeder Sales . were successful for producers am feeders. There were 787 head sold at the La Sarre Sale, Dtipuy, P. Q. and the highest price paid was $40.25 for a load Of 690 lb. steer calves. The high price at South River Sale was $38. 00 where 765 head were auctioned. This was for A pen of 14 Hereford male calves weighing 400 lbs. New Liskeard Sale was larger than usual with approximately 500 head sold. - The quality was good at all sales when steer calves brought the highest prices with heavier heifer classes demanding the 'least . Prices, in general, were slightly stronger at South River where buyers were present from Montreal, Welland, Ridgetown, Collingwood and Sturgeon Falls areas. Steer calves under 600 lbs, brought prices in the $36., 00 to $38. (JO range; heifers under 600 lbs. $33. 50; steers over 600 lbs. $33. 50; heifers over 600 lbs. $30. 00; steers over 800 lbs. $30. 25; heifers over 800 lbs. £27.75. The first Northern Fall Feed- er Sale was held at South River on August 22nd where prices for calves were in the high 30's, up Northern Feeder', Sales Are Termed Siiccessftd steer calves (550-600 lbs. ) sold for $32. 00; yearling steers $27. 00; heifers $25.25, Manitoulin's Sale the next,clay, Sept. 25th, sold approximately 2400 head.' Prices' were stronger with steer calves (550-600 lbs.) selling for $35,25; heifers (500-650 lbs. ) $25. to $27. 00; heifers (700 lbs +) $24. 00 - $27, 00; Steers (800 lbs.) $29. 75; Steers (1000 - lbs. & over) $27. 00. ' tr r,--or , ryr. vr, n, • I 4`r (."7 7 ,,.01.1ki +I• 44 .1,1 ,A 'I; if' f 0 o • 0 la 0 4 4 4 b cs 4 to. $39.‘35 and in the $33. 00 range for yearlings. Wiarton Sales on September 4th and 18th had approximately 3200 head at eaeli. Prices at their first sale were similar to -those at South RiVer and at the 'second sale only a cent to two cents lower. Recently Thessalon And Mani- toulin Feeder Sales attracted. many 'buyers. Thessalon reports The Catholic Women`s League of St. James Parish in Seaforth met on Tuesday evening last week in the school auditorium. Mrs. 1. Flannery, presided at the meeting which opened with the League prayer and Mrs. K: ,Vincent read the'minutes. Mrs. H. Maloney, read correspondence. Mrs. M. Huard reported on finances, Mrs. J, Case, Mrs. P. Jansen, Mrs. J. Kelly and Mrs. J. Maloney also reported on their activities. Mrs. W. McMillan reported on behalf of the visiting committee and Mrs. A. Stile on the Library. ' • Mrs. J. Flannery thanked the members whose contributions made the Deanery meeting such a success, Mrs, J. McConnell, on be- half of the Huron 'County Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society invited all to a^ Panel Show in Qinton on October 28.. Plans Were Made for a euchre party being sponsOred by the League. The annual Christmas bazaar was also discussed. Conveners •.• SEAFORTH JEWELLERS Phone 527-0270 . Seaferth DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELLERY CHINA - SILVERWARE , CRYSTAL Gifts for every occassion Watch; Clock and Jewellery repairs •••••••••••••••,......, 4rtrrf1000, I t7.1 OXFORD FARMS CHEESE PACKAGES -ARE SURE TO PLEASE EVERYONE ON YOUR. -LIST ORDER NOW to ensure mail delivery for Christmas - We package and mail your order Here are some of the selections available: A "From Our House to Yours" ^ One 8 oz. stick mild Cheddar; one 12 oz. wedge Colby; one 1 lb". old coloured heart; one 8 oz. hickory smoked. Called for („ $5.30 Mailed in Canada $6.25 Mailed to U.SA. $6.75, Mailed to Great Britain $6.90 B - "The Oxford Farmer's Barn" Two 8 oz. wedges mild and medium Ched- dar; one 8 oz. stick old white; one '1 lb. old coloured heart (aged to perfection);' fciur • Swiss sections;_ two imported creamed cheese in assorted flavours; one 10 on Gouda, Called for $6.15 F - "Classique Tin" Mailed in Canada $7.20 Reusable tin. A special treat. One 1 lb. old Mailed to U.S.A. $7.80 Mailed to Great Britain $7J5 aged. coloured cheese heart, specially cured and Ye Olde English Tankard (with glass hot C - "For Someone Special" Mailed to Great Britain $4.80 Mailed in 'Canada $3.80 Mailed to USA $4.05 Called for $3.20 MANY OTHER SELECTIONS AVAILABLE PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY. PHONE 527-1590, or drop in and pick up your order form at UNITED DAIRY PRODUCERS CO-OPERATIVE MAIN ST. SOUTH SEAFORTH • St. James' CM. Plans Christmas Bazaar An Expositor Classified will ' pay you dividends. Haire you, tried one? Dial 52/7-0240. tom.).One 2 lb. Mel-O-Tang; two 8 oz. sticks mild and medium; one 8 oz. hickory smoked. Called for $11.40 Mailed in Canada $12.45 Mailed fa U.SA. $13.05 Mailed to Great Britain $13.00 D - "Canadiana Tin" One 1- lb, very mild Colby "Long Horn"; two 4 on imported creamed cheese (flavour- ed). Called for $40 „Mailed in Canada $5,30 Mailed to U.SA. $5.65 Mailed to Great Britain $6.20 WANT ADS BRING QUICK RKAULTS: Dial 527-0240 Read the Advertisements - It's a Profitable Pastime!