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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1956-09-07, Page 6N to +€ F,,,, t 1b •y C,; "tl Ia, �1+ Q 4PQATIT QST; 'ail • ONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES from. JOHN LANSINK GENERAL CONTRACTOR Seaforth Ontario who was entrusted with alterations and construction in the new accommodation of HENDERSON' STARTED CHICKS LIMITED Hy - Line Chicks CONGRATULATES Henderson Started Chicks Limited On the completibn of new and modern accommodation designed to provide the best in service. HENDERSON STARTED CHICKS LIMITED 15 -an authorized Hy -Line Distributor. Authorized Distributor THE LARGE THREE. -STOREY- BRICK BUILDING, which will provide complete storage facilities and headquarters for Henderson Started Chicks Limited, is shown here. The office • accommodation is located on the ground floor, to the right of the picture. Long a familiar sight, the completely rebuilt plant is located on the main road on the outskirts of Seaforth, conveni- ent to the public. The present Henderson plant, providing ac-. commod`ation for . 30,000 chicks, will continue to be operated. Valuable Prizes Will Feature Opening .Event In inviting the public to view its new office ''and ware- house accommodation. Hender- son Started' Chicks Limited has made certain that every- one who is present on Friday and Saturday has a pleasant time. There are going to be free refreshments and draws for valuable door prizes. The op- en house continues through Friday and Saturday until 9, o'clock each evening. .The top door prize is a clock radio, and this will be drawn at closing time Saturday eve- ' ning. In addition, there will be other draws for valuable priz- es on Friday evening, as well as on Saturday evening. • s..p WILLIAM C. HENDERSON, head of Henderson Started Chicks Liinited, who has de- veloped the facilities of the firm in the 'eight years since hp began in business here. un- til today it provides a wide service .Ito poultrymen and farmers. BAYFIELD NEWS OF THE WEEK Mr. Ken Scotchmer underwent an appendectomy operation in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Sunday. Mrs. Glen Sturgeon, of Guelph, was home over the weekend. Mrs. Milvena Irwin and Sandra Robbie moved to Kincardine, where they will make their home. Miss Joan McCallum and friend, of Detroit. visited over the''Week- end with..,her parents on board their yacht, Verne II. Miss Mildred Fraser. London, was with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fraser, over the long week end. Mr. and Mrs. H. Weston; Roy and Suzanne. of Ferndale, Mich., were at "The Batch" over the weekend, Mr. and/ Mrs. W. Stewart and Bill. of Windsor, have had Mr• and Mrs. W. Fleming. Toronto. as their guests this past week at their cot- tage. Both families returned home on Monday. Mr.. and . Mrs. ,Charles Parker and Bonnie. of Weston. were"at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker's over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Brown Higgins have returned home after a vaca- tion at Haliburton. Mrs Higgins also spent a month in Brantford. PLAN SPECIAL CEREMONIES; OPEN HOUSE ON FRIDAY, SATURDAY Complete in every detail and designed to provide a new service for district poultrymen and farm- ers, Henderson's Started Chicks Limited will open its new head- quarters on Friday, morning. A short ceremony, which will in- clude the cutting of a ribbon across- the entrance by E. Cardiff, M.P., will feature the occasion. The three -storey -building, on the southern outskirts of ' Seafgrth, long a lemiliar site•, has been completely converted for its pres- ent use. Built originally to house the Van Egmond Woollen Mills, it has served in the intervening years as headquarters for a tex- tile mill, and more recently as a flax' mill. • Handsome office accommodation is provided on the ground floor, where an imposing entrance has been constructed. Also ..on the ground floor are refrigerated egg storage facilities and alaboratory, where problems affecting poultry flocks will be dealt with. The remainder of the ground floor providesextensive storage capacity. Upper floors provide additional stage capacity so that adequate sup lies will be always on hand as required. In addition to cafeteria feed mix- tures .of various kinds, the firm will handle a full. line of poultry equipment. A special service will be the wholesale "egg department, which will handle eggs for through shipment to the Toronto market. Production problems that arise from time to time in poultry flocks can be aided through the special clinical service which will be a feature of the enlarged Hen- derson operation. Barry Doak, formerly of the Dr. Salsbury organization, will have the responsibility to provide a clinical service on all types of pqultry. As in the past, the Hen- derson firm will continue to pro- vide a consultant service on feed- ing and management of livestock and poultry. • As a feature of the open house, a large display of poultry 'equip- ment will be arranged. One of the newly -developed pieces of equip- ment, which • will be on display, will be double -deck cages for lay- ers. As a convenience to customers, Henderson Started Chicks will re- main open each Saturday night until 9 o'clock. BRUCEFIELD BAYFIELD' Guests doth Mr, Tqm•' S.teadn*a , London, at his cottage were Mr. *en McCrea`eand Mr. Bob Welch. Mr, and Mrs. Norman .Toms; of Detroit, are.:; Pests for ,,a' week with Mr'.andlirs. Chas. Toms. Mi.. and s. C. Will are at their. cottageMr, "Di,ugleton,'r for. ,n. few days. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Smith and, Janet, of London,spent the holi- days olidays at their 'cottage, Mr. Iibrance Henderso'n., Brant- ford, spent a few days with his brother, Mr. George Henderson. Miss Ilene McCartney left last week for Vancoupr, where she will follow her profession as a nurse in one of the large hospi- tals. Mr. Robert Davison, of Toronto, spent the weekend with his par- ents, Rev. and Mrs. S. Davison. Mr. and Mrs. Davison have re- turned from their holiday, and Mr. Davison occupied the pulpit in the United Church on Sunday morn- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burdge and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leppington spent a •few days last week in Toronto and attended the C.N.E. Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson and family have moved to Sea - forth. • Mr. and Mrs. Vidor Hargraves spent the weekend in Ingersoll with Mrs. Hargraves' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Henderson left on Sunday on a trip to Eng- land. Mr. T. A. -Dutton received word on Saturday that his father had passed away in England as the re- sult of a fall. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Paterson left on Sunday for a few days holi- days up north on a fishing trip. Miss Linda Cribbon, of Toronto, spent a few days visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. Paterson, last week. Mr. James McDonald had the misfortune to have his best cow killed by lightning. Mr. Hugh McGregor, of Detroit, spent last week with his sisters in Brucefield •and Stanley. CONGRATULATIONS TOYOU' M AND STAFF E R$ 01 ON THE OPENING of YOUR FEED and. FARM SUPPLY STORE J. W. WEBER LTD. BE ON THE ALERT - Ci• Phone 980 : DISTRIBUTORS for Exeter SALSBURY'S LABORATORIES la YOUR POULTRY FLOCK PAY THE DR. SALSBURY WAY 'l. Ip cOitg!atlikiii011$ . from, QAC S(OTT Painter - Decorator ' Seaforth CONGRATULATIONS! Henderson Started Chicks Limited Oo the completion of Modern Accommodation We are happy to have had the privilege of participating in the building program. FRANK KLING Electrical = Plumbing - Heating Sheet Metal Work Phone 19 Seaforth Congratulations ! Lumber and building supplies t required in the modern .plant of HENDERSON STARTED CHICKS Limited were supplied by Seaforth Lumber LIMITED) Phone 47 : Seaforth CONGRATULATIONS HENDERSON STARTED CHICKS LIMITED Your new accommodation will ..provide ,an, even better service ` for your many customers in the Seaforth district and in Huron and Perth Counties. Buckeye Incubator Co. 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