The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-05-16, Page 10z'amiKe Ten The 1 'irtgitant Advance -Times, 1''i'etlrtt'stltfti, May lit, 1.961:
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insurance Agency
COMPLETE
INSVRANCE
COVERACE
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8. A. SCOW, ti tlesul:tn
JOHN 8'11.'14`1.)';'Ji'
Phone 772W -
New Culvert
%VH1Tl:t'l:lt712t'H The t•tminty •
Enachint'ZL" luta liven Ine.y during i
the past week , ret'tut(. a cement
culvert east of '41.41. 4(c t•h, un the
9th Coneessiun of i'lasf �4'ntt°1.11110414. i
with a detour through Adam 11(''
1Jurney;s property on the north.
They are also busy at :t culvert at
Athol Wove's •.1(i t}1(. Otil and will
soon tornmenen \4111.14' on a new
bridge over the Mankind at M u'-
not.h, to t'epl:tee the 1,triolt'. crook•,
''d hride,e (lett for
been there.
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AGENT FOR -
Manufacturers Life
insurance Co.
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Aliteliell visited in Paisley on Mon
day.
A1wa,N at., right '1'111:. %%ill gratify!
sulm0 peuple•an,i t:Ph .munistt the
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WITH NEW 1962
DUAL.- PURP 1(E
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Vacuum sweeps lawn to smooth beauty as it
mows. Whirls clippings, leaves, and debris
into chute and catcher bag. Bag clamps
on and off easily -fills completely -••-
opening expands for easy dumping.
Super•powered i.. wti-soy cyngiri .
Light weight, easy handling..
t 1, it,'7 ,'1
iSy +'91.4//
Converts In a jiffy for conventional
mowing -Snap off grass ratchet)
chute. Snap on converter plate •-•- it
directs clippings out a front side
discharge- desirable when the:
lawn needs mulching. racy to
change ---• 1.i() tools
needed.
Model 7251, 21" cut
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stir '1 Ii t 1/fitJ iI
$92
With grass
(,rich(sr
$102.50
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EASY TERMS a SIG TRADE-INS
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FiRST AID DEMONSTRATION -These cadets
are pictured as they demonstrated their train-
ing in first aid during the.annuaidnspectio-
the cadet corps last Wednesday evening.
of
ItUAL IAL ,l ll?VIVAL. training w8s an irl-lpor- High School -demonstrates their technique at
ldict pail 1.,1 4,,114=1 instrurtic)n during the past I)uilclinq a tripod cdu.'ing the inspection last
yc'at, o11'I'tl tl `. +3)';141"; 14.19)1 111.1.' Wrticjh,:rm 1)1,41 it.t week, while, inspecting officers look on.
KNOW VCSIJ . display 0 marked degree of faith Every time you get catigitt up
and have all tilt, attributes and in- 'With the .Tonere$, they tip and re
C A1..7j :• moii« il.in.live of :ni c c s:tui business men,
VI���f1 i� together With a perseverance and finance
willingness to work that is de
mantledby few other occupations.
No other producer is' left at the
'limey of a fluctuating market
with so tittle regard for the actual
cost of production. A rnanufa.eturer
figures OW 1.0st o1' materials, labor,
overhead and taxi;, together with a
fair profit and this is the price 40'
asks for his product'.. A 11 tti''1ant
follows the 819110 proe0ihu'0, Grit: to
each ease the profit ur.Er,411 i; i • ' .
in 141,4• by the $4o'(•1•0 eon14 a:111 '.1
fur 1.110 r•an1nl110t'; ,IuIla,' 11. 1i,
Sano' pt•uc•ed11r0 were 104Tr,tiv' tl i1..
1410 i ulrn'1•', operi1io1 it wont:l
011Nur4 that ('very farmer, who
farmed with any degree of elite-
ienc;y would be assured of a return
on his investment, adequate reward
!for his labor and a fair profit on
itis operations, Is this asking too
march for the mc:n and women who
1 are producing the food for the
world's millions? TN it unreasonable
for a farmer and his family to ex-
peot the same comforts anti stand-
ards of Jiving that the average
worker or business .man takes for
granted? It is my belief that we
must find a satisfactory solution
to this problem of fluctuating sup-
; ply and demand and the insecurity
z .M of a large segment of our farming
ifrfi =') ponal:rtinn or the trek from the
sides mills. Farming. by the very i farm to the urban centres will eon-
tinily and we will eventually merge
nature of the ,rce:motion is unique i into a system where the small ram -
in the type (4f men and women it ily farm will disappear and there
hrudue4,. '1'o succeed. they must will emerge a form of State So-
cialism with the individual farm
- being absorbed into that system.
-� - The law of supply and demand
i,eerns t4 apply only in the case of
the primary producer, the farmer.
Is there any difference between
producing turkeys for the consum-
er (0' a radio for the same con-
: crrurr•.' '1.114' price of the radio is
I'lxid l,y the produc'r't' in direct re-
lationship with its roll; of produc»
(ruu. '1.'119• price of the turkey often
4144 tittle relationship to its 11l4.)
(melba) coat:; and 1:4 set, not by the
1,rn41u, 1.r, but by the buyer who de -
cid( '; the prier' by lite s.trl'plus or
;u<i1t of ho'ln•ys. '1'14191 applies to
11 4„nrtu0t1 111' the 1'11.9)1 wht'lher
40,l7441,, 11vt•I10144, 1ot11tevo, fruit o1'
:c1y 01 her product• Real farm in-
eou11- has liven deereasilig while the
product:. the farmer Hurst buy have
heir, increasing til pri4'e nod it is
aJmai 1intr' !,tele W014 Initiated I.
Nrogium tlt:rt would 114131lvt the
policy of 1:,rnt 10,'I1'41;1nd4sinh 1..o
that the primary producer, the
farmer, 101)144 11e a14nrt I of 1144
fair share of thr' ecnnomic' growth
of our nation.
Hite 1'$11.414 pri1;:s of agricultur-
al pti'r,•l44elu have dyr'Jined by :sit
4,4'),•,'944 for 1110 three year period
14):41; -hurl 4. While 1.0:;t of r•6rmnn-
4litieo :41141 1:e1'V1.4E'44 1•,11rellarerl by
farmer!: have 119ere0:r('d by 4; pet-
( ertt -- Dominion 13nreati of fttn-
tl':t4( s, F'KT1f; is i TGr'f .
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Feta•;17f t;, 1:11('7~
'!'he'l'l. 1:9 a :tgii on the co-op 01411
in 4 iL1'riston that is arresting. It
reels '•ls`:;1.1194'991 have paid for a
tut 01' mitts, this .4410 they own,"
'Phis is true 1(i' a Int. of things be -
NEW SIIITTAIN SW : BATON STARTER
SPICI i. EA FOR WITHAL PERI011
New Shur -Gain Sale Barn Starter is formulated for
pick that have passed through sate barns or were
moved from farm to farm before you bought then!.
it is a low energy feet!, containing a high level of
antibiotic': to combat set backs, help avoid disease
problems, eliminate clanger, of gorging and eget thorn
off to a good ,tart.
Call us today for full details.
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111 HOG FEEDING
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Wingham Feed
PHONE 142
WIN GHAT
TREE BAPTIZED
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T,A1zT' T,iC'T' -- Three li.lhins were
baptized at the Mothers Day Ner•
vire 41.1 McIntosh United c"hur41).
They were Valerie Lynn, daughter
1.11' Mr, and Mrs..foln, 'Wright; Mar
lensJ:liyabetlr, )(laughrter• of Mr. and
Mrs. Train M1tW11innt4y: Donald
James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jinn
Busby.
everything,
Miss G. Stewart
Is Enthusiastic
About Festival
1\Miss .1bitl'n.h' :,(9••,tat1 of
ronlu 01(4! :1 4u1';i=,•r 4h :' 844.4 1I':11
Mint, 11:t. returned 1,1114, '1 9.,1:l
lion hi 1.40,1; 011 ('ll ,, \ ;+,,, ,slyer
and other \\'4411 1.11 pia0),..
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rut 1ti,Jmoulun . ilu14
('1(10, 111111 11041 :'te9Fr11'L en,ioyeti
her visit at 1);rtt'.un City 4111 i;
1101/!141 that Il.:„ jral''r4 li•:4119:11,
marking the 11':44 414:•0ulery „1 110141
in 480 lslultdflst x'111 ht. :,oreo:,.al 1111.
The Klondike 'Pratt of '11.'1 sill
become a thoroughfare .44;:041 this
10turn;l'. ,'9 '!'urulrt'4 vi•'it4,r• i11 J'i41
tnonton, M184 t lertru, to 11);'11 alt.
has ,;41St t'09Yte lrot11 9'r..tiiupt 1811x',
5091 City 1(44(1 8034. the IN ;Mit' town
is turning back a page in linto1',4
to relive the !sold 1.144111 clays al 41114
Clold 1111411 l 01411 .11, .141137 I to Aug.
17- -the date in the firs! 41141,1 ills
t+uvery on the tiluo:411,i4;e.
b'alnous buildings 1114 being op,
011041 up and (lusted o)11 :101111 they'll
stage an opera at the 1'atla04'
Grand. Tom Ylte,'(n,n has recent.
ly boon in. Dawson City to 11013)
launch the (301111 1iu,h Festival as
he did the 41 Iuk0s,purlr01u1 Festival
in his home city of :•trotto:id.
Tor'ontonian, Miss 11;Wsrt th:ttk1
1)awsun t`ity- 14 11148:1 plutu'l')1j114'
valley town at the ,9.11;0:1.141 111 +11.'
Yukon and liluudii„' ;, 4094. anti
she say's its population 4)1 around
900 is prepai';a g to ,'1';;'1111 :w.4 :n•
comrnodfit e a uoptda ion fitting 0
gold mush ore :1814)1;. , . .11'I 4,9',1,9
35,000, lift year's ago.
Open house x•411 be the order of
the festival, itoter.. and !,lot, 414
will ocean:rood:de the visitor, Ind
a tent city is being built :lad scrolls
will be issue.] to "honorary" Aotrr.
(loughs who :deej, 0114101' e:414','44:4
on the l)rnllcs 4,1 1194• \'uloo, 'J'4' old
river boat,0110111,, 141 dr9'l94,I'l for
y(1015, is bring rete) 410.00,1 lo;'
guests.
They are doing 499'01 the Palace
Clr'anr.1 Theatre 1 lO''1, :t real
ly grand theatre in lb: day, with
boxes and notch 049414(10. tin the
evening of duly 1 1110 world fire
MINI, of A New 1,11E::44':41 141:41':;
the mune will 001111 the 4;1(141 1.114,14
(1113794 amt there'll be 41:1''4'0 :tn4!
surging 00 141114,4' a};:air, :4l Ilit 1'1.41
ace (:rand.
i\rlrne. Trem11141's ,1414,,
once the ladies) of IIx• t.;t,94 paid in
gold for irniiurt ,I ;;,;.t 10. felon
Paris, Will 110 113)0110,1 :ural 10.:,1.„.17 -
ed with imported gown'. troln Par-.
is 11101 Lw1(1Un for the festival.
lie;aptu4.ing 4.10' I'lavu1' 111' 1111. old
days, woman of the town have 414111
into their tr4rllcs to find tirt'ss('s
worn 10 the slays of '95 and those
Who hltVc n't,41( ('11841,9110 11m'(' worn
by gra;thnother, tae having quill
lvlti9' eo,:ta9ues 911'1(8' by the local
se:uasl rens.
They'll he wearing r cu: lcuue 11111.
in,', 1441' 404 Wetly' of nu. feri lt'.rl
and one e'v'ent, -91371, Ati:,:. ;;let4art, I
is; to be an D:::kilno lichen( s1110.9
of 1849149as and l(otieasi 1:::1,d ';purl
logs tno)te11041 by
are 1(4)37 1140114 4') of 0\
rur::iultN
plan 111.1,1,
situ is J.4( nu Way crolru'l'4o(4 Willi
the promotion of the 10,di.'0l. but
has ovujuated the enihusiasal of her }
recent host: at 1)1uvsi,t City. :141(114
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The Healthy Hog Laboratory in Stratford i.
now ;has available their facilities for production of iu.,.F.'rigst
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Adl'aneed booking required.
r'oti:itl1;r vont. \'1;'11110NAR41tN oft 11'ii1'!`IS:
HEALTHY HOG ENTERPRISES Ltd.•
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P.O. Box 97, Stratford, Ont.
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W11141. LECHORN
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for aaailabiliiles and
prices.
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If you want the type of bird that will !wake a
STEADY, reliable profit, you need the high -
production Leghorn --'- ST0I,10. H •- 56.
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f Arwood, Ont./ Phone 3561-2211:1
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HOW MANY HAVE USED A BANK LOAN?
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More than: ever before -because the chartered banks have on their books
more commercial and personal loans than ever before/Commercial loans
to help keep the wheels of industry moving. personal loans for a wide variety'
of individual and family purposes. At last count, more than 14250,000 men
and women were making use of some form of personal loan for some
worthwhile purpose/Year by year, more people discover the eawe and
convenience of borrowing from a bank. It's good business to see your local.
bank manager when you stand in need of financial help.
T O -I..RTE aET1 BANKS SERVING YOLTP, COM! l~rlpy
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