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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-05-03, Page 15• , , Reeves (Continued from Page 1) Gibsen, Gerry Ginn, Joe Hoffman, Mrs. Helen Jermyn, Harold Lobb, J. 'A. Mair, Walter McBride, Jack McCutcheon, , Everett Mc- Ilwain, Anson. McKinley, H. Me- Michaelvil. Mulvey, Ed.Oddlief- son, R,63, Pattison, Stan profit, Girvin Reed, Deb Shewfelt, Ervin Sillery, Charlie, Thomas, Elgin Thompson, =, Jack Turkheim, R. Williamson and Warren MIL Voting against, the motion to preserve the ,jail mall were Reeves J. Flannery, W. Cuthill, Allan Campbell; Ralph mcNichol; Wm. Elston, D. A. McNeil, Roy J. Allin, Hugh Flynn, Chas. Scan- .lon, Calvin Horton, Cecil bes- jardine, Ken McMichael, Robert Lyons, Frank Cook,. Clarence Boyle, Jss. Kerr, Harold Wild and Robbie towrie. 4111•1111010Mils the fire-resistant ',documents chest Here in how 'a SenlryBox And here is how an asbestos- looks inside after exposure lined box looked after the to a 1-hour 1700°F fire. • same fire and heat test. Clean It h le papers! `Only chars and ashes remain! ! T • .• * grass cattle. .4., MACHINERY AND * MISCELLANEOUS: * Selling at 12 o'clock. 45,_ * 990 David Brown diesel '/K * • tractor with loader; • 990 diesel David. Brown * tractor, 'cab & heat-,• houser; 3 furrow Overum •16" 3pt.' Jr plow; ." 3 furrow M.H. 3 * pt. hitch plow;' st son tractor;, prop- '!" elled Allis Chalmers * E coMbine, corn, bean vg„, .& grain attachments; • self propelled Case 600 * combine with pickup; 2 * row corn head for SP 600; M.F. self propelled 3t- - 1C ft. swather and hay * conditioner ( new, st cut only 25 acres); M.F. pto , 160 bu. manure at * -sPreader..(like ,new); * .212 , Case 6 Wife for- *: 'age harvester; Dion self * unloading box with roof; Jr IL 7 ton Joe's wagon; Dion * 4' forage blower with 50 ft. of pipes; Dunham , * Lehr flail mower; Fer- guson, 7 , ft. 3 pt. hitch „K. k• mower; Blackhawk4bar, ,7 * side rake on rubber; )1'• Dunham 9 ft. land • IL, • packer; C ockshutt disc 7 * plow; '36 ft. Little Giant * * , all purpose elevator; * 4, barrows; 6 ton Joe's `4. tario, Huron has the most im- It is also interesting, to note wagon; Turnco 165 P.C.V. Class CDF *& FS proVed 'farmland • and the largest that, even though retail food * steel bin; * Serving Dublin & Seaforth areas inventory value of livestock and prices are up 33 per cent, per Phone 345-2301 Dublin anytime. poultetv. Huron is first in pro- capita income is up 62 per cent auger and motor; Woo • * - 23-86-tf • * 2 h.p. electric grinder; • duction ' white beans, barley since the year 1965. with per- * Power Equipment for * *ROBERT E ..McM I LLAN * *. Lot 33, Con. 4, McKil-el.• •-v- lop Township, 2 reads, stay in the hospital. 'A special 666-1967 • _;..7 thanks to all those who gent 4- AUCTIONEERS Jr cards, to •iny sisters for their * 20-86-2 * visits and gifts; to my .brother, _ James and my nephew D,anny * * **-41- IF * *.* 4( lk • from Rochester, New York for er--, their special visit. A sincere 23. Business Directory 'thank you' to Dr. Moyo, Mrs. Rose Burke, Fr. Laragh„ Fr. Mo h an, Fr. Dill, The Dublin . G. A. WH ITNEY C.W.L. and the Dublin Women's crease in price that they have FUNERAL HO M] if beautiful lily. - TeresaB.Coviile Institute. Thanks Chico for the received for their product. 24-86x1 87 Goderich St.W.Aeaforth 4. . Auctioneers * HUGH F I LSON staff, technicians and .switch= of the Seaforth . 666r 0833 *:9(' board Community Hospital for their * attention and kindness during my .* * TERMS - Cash • Quantity of Grain. , have a booth on the '1• ' grounds. Come, 'early * 4.)and spend an enjoyable * day at Bob's. * 15/16th Charolais H4 yearling Char- .4t * olais; ereford heifers; * 9 Charolais Hereford IL yearling, steers: Good 4K calf Hereford cows due * "r at sale time bred. * • Charolais; 2 1/2 year With prices at their present level, Mr. Speaker, farmer re Phone 527-1390 Seaforth just, now beginning 'to e a 71.864v /, would like to thank my rela- tandard of liming that is Com- SAT • MAY 12TH at 12 o'clock Sharp D.S.T. * SWINE: Purebred Landrace selling at 3:30 immediately fol- lowing machinery and * miscellaneous. - 8 mature sows with iit- * tars; 7 mature, @owe due in 2 monthe; herd sire * - Lanky Tofta 1 1/2' yrs. N. old; 'Forester breed- * , tugs $ows are Hagey, Stauff eur, Jamieson and • Forester blood lines.A * number of 5 and 3 month old tattooed boaks and sows. Alse'younger pigs 2 -grade sews with lit- ters; 1 grade sow bred , * 1 month. * CATTLE: 20 - "OE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd pushelberg, Brodhagen, Ontario; are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Bonnie Kithlene to Edward P. E. Elliott, • son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott .6i Dublin. The wedding will take place May 12th, 1973 at St. Modern Sun Worship * . * Service to' all - makes.- Peter's Lutheran Church, Brod- , Mona.stir is Tunisia's beauti- 17' Sperling St. - Phone 527-1150. - ers flock, from all over western • ' 23-86-tf parable .to that of those in in; . gift's, flowers; visits and cards 'dustry. Vile swine producer, for while I was apatient in the hos- pitaL Special thanks to Dr. example, is netting about $8 per hog, so if he feeds 1,000 hogs Brady; , Dr. Malkus, Father a year he is making an income Laragh• arid Father Monohan and -- R thanks to the Wonderful nurses, it of approximately $8,000. The Night and Day Calls - 527-0510 was all appreciated. - Julia beef producer is netting about 23-86-ti Acheson. 24-86x1 $50 per cattle beast, so if he feeds 290 cattle a year he is realizing an income of $10,000. The fluid milk shipper is net- ting 60 cents per hundredweight for' bottled milk, Which amounts to approximately $3,000from 40 cows producing an average of 12,000 pounds of milk per year. The industrial milk shipper, after taking all costs into consider- ation; is barely breaking even on hig milk sales, but consider- ing the income from the calves and surplus stock, both the fluid milk shipper and the' Industrial • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • W. J. CLESRY _Seafortb. nntario LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTO Agriculture also subsidizes con- sumers with school lunch pre- grams and food stamp programs; Mr. 'Whelan said that food in Canada ift a bargain because the - quality and built-in con- venience of the „products have been steadily improving and be- cause there has been a consis- tent trend in Canada to, spend * north of Seaforth then * 2 miles west • Thuraday evenings . Memories of you are coming Monday only - other industrialized! nations, in- For Appointment Clinton Office Though 'absent, you 'are ever eluding the United States. "I Still missed, loved and ever dear. • * it********** fIERCY' WRIGHT'. I would like to thank my * FARM SOLD 'friends and relatives for the * .-CLEARING 4 • .LICBNSED * AUCTION SALE '1.;-t. AUCTIONEER• id. Of Purebred Landrace * ' ' • Kippen, Ontario SW10,, llereford andPk. Telephone 262+5515, .11 • 'CluirOlais' Cattle and 2:-17216-1 aAreTHINELL'S .11.1•J. L•1,R i4.1:1Lt .MI11 Speciazing in farm, estate and business liquidations. . We offer the most modern and complete election system, therefore guaranteeing the maximum profitable returns for your auction. Book early for desire sale date. Aucti•neers and Liquidators Pho Clinton 482-3120. . clearing farm sale. • - ,L, Perth Electronics -Service been ,well represented for many The Consumers are only spend- HOUSEHOLD : Organ ' 7 123 waterloo St. South 2 • Years. ' ing one-fif th of their income desk; crooks; boiler; 4- Stratford, Ontario . 'Mr. Singer: Never heard-that on food, which is the one basic iron,kettle; trunk; ches-. Phone 273-1300 n_86 _t1 before. • ingredient that is necessary terfield;storm windows; ' * Mr. H. Edighoffer (Perth): above all else for survival. -As etc. Too bad the Minister of Agri- consumers, let's be thankful that Forresters Lodge will *, culture and Food isn't listening. we are getting our food so Mr. Riddell: In the econom- 'cheaply and in such abundance, ics of the agricultural industry, and let's also use our better while beef and pork prices have judgement 10fore we become too been generally favourable this reactionar y an matters per- year, many" will remember the taming to food. 1972 crop season for along time. Fbr too long now the farmer The very severe June 10 frost has been sacrificed at the altar. was only the beginning of a Mug of his own eff iciency. We-need list of unfavourable happenings the farmers and they certainly' during the cool and cloudy sum- deserve a standard of living that mer. Although some replanted is equal to that of other seg- corn made suitable silage, the ments of society. necessary heat units were lack- •‘••••••••••••••••• I ing for the optimum growth of grain, cbrn and other crops. The lack of -feed'value in- the silage and grains 4s definitely • showing up. in the performance of in a the livestock. Producers have had to rely more heavily on per- chased protein feeds to supple-' useful articles found at a ' * Woods' 2 h.p. roller; far- and silage corn; second in tetal sonal income (Milers up nearly mill and belt plus other • Bon. A. Grossman -(Minister surprising that the cost di eat- ' WARRANTY SEfq ICE - of Revehue): Looks like it has ing is up as -much 'as it is? rowing and breeding * ADMIRAL &ILEETWOOD cattle. and marketings; third 'in -twice as much as food prices crate; Case hamtner- forage ,crops and total hogs, since the mid-1960s, is it so TOM ROBSON- '4( ,DISPOSAL SERVICE Huron M-PP makes maiden * tives, friends and neighbours for s In grateful appreciation to the Sincere thanks to all friends and neighbours for visits, and cards while I was a patient in Seaforth Hbspital. Special thanks to Dr. Underwood, pursing staff and ReV. Reuber. - Hazel Coutts. 24-86,1 NORM WHIT] NG - • - LICENSED AUCTIONEER - 1 APPRAISER Prompt, Courtemig, Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY WE., ANYWHERE We give complete sale service. , • - PROFIT tY EXPERIENCE • , Phone C'ollect Exeter " 23-86-tf we pump septic tanks, cesspools (Continued from Page 16) , milk shipper are making an ad- . etc. 15 years experience. All to the 1971 Statistics Canada id-, ditional $4,000 to $8,000, depend- work guaranteed. Call or write formation. Sortie of these farms ing ' on the , partiCular feeding. could conceivably be ene'acre'in programme ; for their ' young LLOYD WEBER AND SONS size with sales of agricultural stock.. . I, R. S. BOX - actively ,involved in the business a eoniparison, the average farm 24. Card of Thanks JOHN E. LONGSTAFF' OPTOMETRIST By Appointment Only VUNERAL HOME realrstlially, 'there exists at the declined t6 $3,400 in 1971. we, , . Phones: „....• ' Present time about 3,563 farms _ therefore, can't begrudge the Day 527-0680 - Night '527-0885 reporting a grossincome of bver farmer making a better-than- 23-86-tf ' 0 ,500--' normal income this year. I It is alsb signif icant to note , won hope that this ,level of that the number of farmers re- btioyaUcy in.the farming Indus- ceiving $10,000 and over gross try , will continue as an en- farm income increased from 923 couragerdent for the younger gen- , - in 1961 to 2,247 in 1971. In eration to retur n to the relation to other counties in on- family farm. Phone 527-1240 - or 482-7010 23-86-tf 8874700 - Brussels products amounting to'$50 or I think it is worth3ei of 'note „ „, .„._23...85,...6..—....more.annually. It has been sug- that the, figeres,,,,Itara.tighlg, per- gested that farmers produCing„ tale taLttie4iatter-than-aver e • r LOU ROWtAND TRANSPORT LTD. WEBERS. SEWAGE & PH I LCO DEALER. ZENITH Radios,Etc. 23-86-1/ • tineete $2,500 per Year in gross farmer in " a year when prices tt flowers, gifts, cards and visits ' during my stay In hospital. SpeCial thanks to Drs. Mathes ' and Underwood;•••the.,eersee and _staff of Seaforth Hospital, .. Rev. Reuber and,Rev;patterson. - Arlene McCowan. •24-86-1 sent their rations. This has added to their cost tremendously and certainly justifies any in The family of Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Siemon wish to invite their relativeg, friends and neighbors to the FiredhagenCom- munity „Centre on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary at 9 p,M. on May 11th, 1973. Donations will be accepted at the door. Music by Ian Wilbee's, Orchestra. , 26-86-2 the worm's oceans. of modern farming. So, ,rnore Income in 1965 was $4000- and agiebultural. sales are not very have never, been equalled., As on low or fixed incomes cannot afford price increases, but it Lovingly remembered, by his is not fair to expect farmers to shoulder this burden alone:" Mum, Grace Munro and nieces Mary Helen, Karen Tetesa. 25-86x1 surance programs. "As far as I'm concerned there is no hagen, Ontario at 7 P.M. 26-86-1 MUNRO - In loving, memory 01 a dear son and uncle Bill (Buz) Munro who • was killed May 6, on May 18„ 1973 at 7:30 P.M: 26-86x1 Mr. 'and Mrs. John Glanville of Walton Wish 'to announce the engagement of their • second daughter, Eileen Eva to • Neil Donald Ward, son, of Mr. and Mrs.' James Ward of Seaforth. The marriage will take place in Clinton Penticostal Church Vandalism Up -Vanden and -souvenir hunt- ers in . Rome are attacking so many ancient statues throughout the'Italian capitol that the city's Antiquities Offide now maintains a complete collection of molds of every statue's, nose to ensure ad- curate restoration. Salty Situation! Rivers annually earrf'Some.4 billion 'tons 'rbf dissolved salts te. 25. In Memoriam • y Seaforth Office • . 1967, age 20, less and less of total take-home Tues.,Wed.,Thurs.,Fri., Everyday in some small, way,, pay on food. He said that although 9 to 5:30 P.M. prices have bike rising, they are our way, not rising .as fast as prices in near, , re recognize the fact that people (Continued from Page: 4); slaughter cattle, wh;911,,,Ne cc/1;4r blue Uri imports ore. d: with Slaughter hattigfand Mahe Yr. 'assumption that on-average tse slaughter, cattle weigh 575 pounds we find that the total beef Imports to date are down in fact 4 per cent from last year: Thle 10 because we are importing far ,leee slaughter cattle from the Americana than we diir year." ' He said if the beef people continued to make statements that were not factual they would only hurt'their own cause. don't think they are fair as far as I'M concerned. I hope my remarks tonight serve to set 'the record straight," he said. On the subject a food pro- duction M. Whelan said that farmers have very little proted- ion from the weather, even under the crop insurance plan. He said his departmeetwas working with' the provinces on crop "in- other industry that competes with , elefnents like the producers of food." • ' "Food in Canada is a bargain," he said, eCanadians spend less of their income oh food than people in any other ful seaside town to which sunlov- EuroPe. But to Moslems of 1,000 years. ago, Monastir was much mores, To s nd watch for only three aq op Monastir'sforti- • Libations guaranteed' immediate entrance, upon death, into Para- dise. Representing: Victoria and Grey Trust Sterling -Trusts - Guaranty Trusts Royal truEit coARAwreto 'TRUST Certificate 4 and 5 Years Contact: John A. Cardno Invest Securely • Insurance Agency SIAPORTH nation In the world, except pet,- ARP the Vetted States. AO I say VertkePs' with 0,10 4!04494. because I tan't ItneW thO.Vnited States include/ V. gevertiment eaubsidies in its totals. Farm Subsidies there are about three to fotir times as high as in Canada and U.S. Denartreeet, of . Mr. Whelan said he stands by the statement attribilted to him that he is happy that fare) prices are finally Raving up to reason- able profit margins 'because he thinks ,it is high time they started to get a decent return on their investm t and • for their hard • Now in stock each why every home should have a Sentrynox , ur voik,.4 The plain and fi.iMp.leistet • hew-0#94;i*Sgo.,- , tiig...,Nhi,i;:•Ittlici:mcOur,*; IA they g ,begin' to- got 999941000 •b'y u4itingitlAtArPlerok•'. a better. return 91, we *901 have get ..t.docentprgf,it;lhatlarpark.:Y:•`010teri'::.114WZ.PrON,.;11.0 any 011908 lett,"•*- he ..itated, endlhe...0.grtgOtere.'1901(0,t*c;t09;,,..goti#..4:: Mtke9,1•004119h;.'xic):4i whekth said the %a, hut 54p rtoirifixl •110Pe4,:''IP,••' Sir."..*:',..,1910.1V00,00)5'e`,1?";;0.119044 asked its farmers to produce fairer deal in eentioMr• • to; :,..k.13zie.MCOritig,... more food add be. has asked the SectetY.!. #44,fte* ally food is. rho • farmers to do the same MCanada, most importauttbing you bey? he seleytio'.1,',13t4 K. lel; because if production is not in- said. • Wilson creased food priceS will keep Mr. -whelah was introduced 1•0990,14 Vilgr.ectAILO s right oh rising, notonly inomiada by Murray 43gunt; 1,00,1or Ott,: ft.4,7$ 14919toWi.. • • '• but right around the-world. He Huron-Bruce, . and thanked by Directors: Mrs.;.jeart..A4MOS! said the test way .to,increase jack Riddell, :Min) for :Huron; of Bracefleliii•gref Audte3r!:Tif , supplies istr.to ;get some profit qSrdon McOavin, et Wenn% fill of 'wleilm490 kKettlf, McLean; on a, more regular basis to the who retired as president of the. of virstet MeOen#4; farmers. Mr. Whelan outlined a number of prograins*the federal govern- ment, has to support the agri- cultural industry and the farmers% „ Such as research 'organization for agriculture in Canada, the federal-provineial 'crop insur- • ante program; record .of Per- formance testing programs for livestock so that preducers can Improve the quality of their herds You don't need a green thumb Anybody can pick a flower. • Now, everyone can plant one,, , Make the 1pcorld a brighter place.- For you. For the mentally retarded, Please contribute to the Flower's of Hope campaign in your community. 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Auction-Milo* MISitteilf Pirit•914 24; Card or Think SEAFQRTH ELECTRONICS 26. Personals. Huron F,ederal Riding after seven yearn in ' office; was ' succeeded by'Oolin Campbell of *Ingham. John Broadfoot of Brucefield was • elected executive vice- president. Other officers in- clude presidents of provincial riding association within or partly within the Huron federal riding. Vice-presidents representing . • of R.R.2, Brussels., secretary? ' shore . Goderich; Assistant, Arnold Btitio• nissen ot'$eatetth andtreariereri Ivan KaihtielOgh ,'O.Zuriqh. The • •040040# eactertsea a:' motion motion to, ,amend. the.constitution hY43claring Gederich town exist". ing Aletrict No. 3 ank.ct00,00'. an additional , district include .Ashfield, Colborne,. West Wawanosh and . East wawanosh. Canadiap Association III For The Mentally Retarded for income tax records • • cancelled- Checks • birth Certificates ',diplomas deeds • letters• notes insurance . icier , wills etc. etc. Every day same 1700 homes, over 130 farms and 100 stores are destroyed or seriously damaged by fire. Last Year, fires in the -United States' mid Canada reached ,the staggering total of 921,700 . . with o resultant loss of more than $1,4,55,900,000. Stop a moment and' think: could your irreplaceable paperS .survive,h fire? '.Tax records must be kept fr0111 three to seven years; failtire to 'Produce them when needed can cost...mon e y; nsuranee men will tell you how important,it is to have proof of loss when filing,claims. It pays to pro- teat all records. SEAFORTH .1