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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-12-15, Page 4"4,-1141E 54-TH HURON EXPOSITOR,. Forri . „ DLI•", i5 its GIFT SUGGESTION GIVE THEM SLIPPERS o. SHIES Taylor Shoes YOUR FAMILY FOOTWEAR CENTRE ale ai► Top Quality' - Low Prices. Phone 527-1890 Seaforth HIGHER INTEREST RATES. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 6% for 1 year 6h/4% for 2 or 3 years 61/2% for 4 or 5 years Available in amounts of $100 or more An ideal investment for security and high return. The Industrial Mortgage & Trust Company. 0 ESTABLISHED 1889 OFFICES: Forest - Sarnia - Petrolia Strathroy 'Contact Our -*Representative. DONALD G. EATON Phone 57 -1610 ' - Seaforth DOWN AT T H E. LANES BY LEE HEE EgmondviJle League Team standings: Blue Devils 50; Alley Eaters, 49; Spacemen' 43.;1s 23; King Pins 27; y Sp te,:23. Ladies' h' Helen l eh Men's high high triple, high single and triple Dison, 251 and 530. Don Wood; od, Don Eaton, 692 s s s Seaforth Mixed League Team,,,standings: rComets 37; Bbl r cudas 36; Aeadians 35 - Rebels ,27; Valiants 19; Mus- t2ngS 14, Angle jAigli leo tripl:. Winaie�iott, .-and 597. Men's high single and triple, Jim Scott, 295 and 705. s s' Se+ league Team' standings t4. date: Whul')irds <8;ies 44; Plungers 36; Sleepers .28; Can- nonballs 27; Usuals 2?. Ladies' high single, (Dec. 2) Norma Haler 263; high triple, Anti Wood, 596; ladies' high c. fie (I?ec. 9) Barbara Alex- ander, 246; higl4 triple, Joan Eaton 643. Men's high single and triple, (Dee. 2) Don Eaton, 241 and 681; men's high single and triple, (Dec. 9) Don Wood. 371 and 827, o * * St. James' League Team standings to' date: Die - OVER 100 WATCHES LT SAVA1JGE JEWELLFRS Certified Watchmakers (Opposite Post Office) Timex $7:95 and up 17.1 Swiss $14.9.5 and up :ock �ecorc�s For Beef C attl "Livestock scales and re- cord keeping are the primary tools for sound • financial re- sults from the raising of beef cattle," said C. ,A, Gracey, sec- retary of the Ontario Beef Im- provement Association, On.'tar- io Department of Agriculture and Fpoli, Toronto. He cited livestock' scales and ; record keeping as. pri 5y. awls jar operation. He said a successful peel `the. • future course qZ breeding will_ be based An Per- ,'the -show r g Qiies the or x > othing, to offer towards. iuh- provement. It is useless in as - '"s' Ing the":reel value of ;fin aiinunaL � a]one:ismxre bar nfu1,IhilL.good-rpt Want in.'peff ce.-Gam e>e?t �vt1 ,..aha , rap , $ol�p- 1i "., 4 to ne ' v, t j'ufi x3 . a Ab g .' .111ear a•° . y, - aan Theme` by r'hanges,irC,l1ie.,j7ast 1D to 15 - yea thin p devious 100 ,yeaf ` he , pont3>Ltted... "Agriculture to -day is based ori science and technology." he said. Mr. Gracey 'was addressing the Perth=Huron Shorthorn Association annual d i n n e r meeting held in Egmondville United Church. Guests were the • girls and boys, who had Shorthorn calves in. 4-H clubs this past year. in the two coun- ties:. "Agriculture." he s a i d, "needs our 4-H club .aaemberrs, either physically engaged in farming or in work related to agriculture. Agriculture in the • future will: need many well qualified people. It is a .frigh- • tening challenge and is a los- • irig race in :scores of countries. We have neve? been able to supply enough food end the i.problem is growing. There are no more surpluses." He said it is up to Texas, China and • other • large countries toco- dupe more. It iS predit`ied that'th<e PPP' ulation in 2900 A.D. will tae 7.4 billion and it'S estimated that meat production hotild be doubled by then. lir.. Brac- ey asked, "Rbw well prepared are livestock producers to meet- the challenge!! Farmers need to adopt new pbilosbp- ary-treasurer. Andrew GZuant, Lucknow, was again. appointed Perth, Huron director to the Ontario' association, , .Directors named were: • Pertl:r- irtbur Uaid> e))- ringgil$e; C. -Switzer, Lincoln White, Murray Mitchell, and Goldwyn ttl it son, all, of St. i `aiysy Thomas Mulholland, b+i-and methods," he BR $ Mitcheli, William But - said. t_ _, lie a m Vie, "Why are -1tiuron Mantes "Baismin, .bce1 c4ttle 1WP " to-. • B1uegalei �r$. �erl" es .: o he th DoRa.W�Si :Dash- .. �oF t �* �� m ,.t w,:� 'pople e W.4043 Vies F .P L. 4e. eat VI'• u:in ` z . :s ••• te5 ire= lla a th,. _ Brussels; W. Turnbull.. 'tie �.,. beef production will!' bd on performanbe in the future ate, more in- eattlexpr eptly } WE'RE -PL ING SANTA AGAIN 1(1;e Annual CHRIST.MAS USED CAR SALE OUR BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR' Say MERRY CHRISTMAS to the WHOLE FAMILY with one of these GOOD • USED CARS at BIG SAVINGS. '65 MERCURY Everything has a value WE TRADE FOR ANYTHING Horses - Cattle-- Hogs - Oats - Corn You name it, well trade for it. LET US BE YOUR TRADING POST! '65 GALAXIE { 8 Auto., Power .brakes, Power Four -door, 6 cylinder,. Auto., dock, Power, Power'te, P window, s, o, er' steering, NEW steering, radio. This car has had one own- `er and must be seen to be appreciated. `y only one owner. ) S '65 CHEVELL MALABU Station Wagon 6 cylinder, Auto., like new. t6 , Falcon, 6 standard, radio Ford, 8 Auto, •radio, one owner Chevrolet, 6 cylinder, standard Pontiac, 6 auto., radio Meteor, V-8, auto., radio Studebaker, 6, auto., like new. 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Selec on iYi'tist be carried out and the future course liaill be based On -performance.: Per- fection should be the .central consideration, and suggested crossbreeding with other beef types for perhaps three gener- ations. Mr. Gracey was introduced by D. H. Miles, Huron's Ag- riculture Renresentative. William Ffiptt. secretary of the Ontario Shorthorn Associ- ation, agreed with Mr. ,Gracey and said he favored rail -grad- in - and said farmers are not selling their beef animals ear- ly enough -they are waiting until they are too -heavy. He said, "Those who do not con- s form to performance testing will be swept aside," and aciii- ed that one of the weak spots is the approach to commercial cattle. He cited the Rainy River District and the area around iPort William as being leaders in performance testing. "They have weigh scales in their feedlots," he said. William Turnbull, president Ladles' -high single; `triple rand l Brussel` , presided. average (Dec. 5) Marg Ungar- high e O'Shea, Granton, ian, 243, 580 and 193. Men's p president expressed ap- high single (Dec. 5) Cord Noble predation to the ladies who 291; high triple and average, served the dinner_ Mrs.. Keith_ John Price, 687 and 229. MacLean replied. : * * Musical numbers were pro- vided by. Mrs. John Henderson Ladies' Auxiliary League and children. • Team standings (Nov. 29): Officers elected were: past Bel Aires 45; Queenettes 44; President, W. Turnbull; presi- Cttevelles 38; Stiff Jarks 32; dent, 'Stewart Proctor, RR 5, Wing Dings 301 High singles, Elsie Doig 234 and Mary Mennen 223. High triples, Mary Mennell 543 .and Annie Sallows 517. Team standings (Dec. 6): Bel An Expositor Classified will Aires 52: Queenettes 44; Stiff I pay you dividends. Have yi6u Jacks 39: Ches:elles 38; Wing. Dings 37. , tried one? Dial 527-0240. High singles. 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