HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-08-17, Page 9111
We appreciate hav ng
been responsible ;dor
the'. complete • electrical
installation in the. new
• Wilson- caged layer
house and • congratulate.
Ewart Wilson _on his
enterprise
Harold Pethick
Electrical Contractor
Phone 17-R-3 Dublin
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The' restrictions in • the use of electrical
equipment which arise when a- farm's .wiring and
service . entrance are outdated and inadequate can
place costly demands on time and labor.
By installing a' wiring system with a 100 -
amp. service or,la'rger, you can be' sure of meet-
ing all your electrical needs moat effectively and
most economically, now and in the •future. You
are invited to see an example of a modern service .
entrance at your Hydro area office,
For complete information on the many bene-
fits of adequate wiring, call either your electrical
contractor or. your Hydro Area Office.
The complete electrical service in-
stallation in the modern caged lay-
er house at, the farm .of Ewart Wil-
son is an example of how an ade-
quate electrical service can meet
the demand of today as found on
modern farms.
OTA1UO IMO
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TheaEwar
Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Sparl'ing
of London visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Levy
and Margaret and Mr. and Mrs.
David ,Levy and DotigIas..
Miss Michelle Robinson was
a weekend visitor with Mrs. Al
Eveleigh' and fancily of Kirk -
ton,
Mr; and Mrs. George Wheel-
er and Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd,
Pamela and • Calvin visited ..on_
Monday with Dr. and Mrs. D.
D. Hurst at ipperwash.
Mr. and Mrs, Done brine and
Cheryl spent the weekend tour-
ing in Northern Ontario, visit-
ing Chapleau . and Timmins on
their trip. -
Ten members members of the first
Kirkton Scouts are among the
Perth Boy Scouts taking in the
tour to the east coast. The
scouts are Danny Jaques; Gor-
don Robinson; Stephen Hazle-
wood; Ronnie McNaughton;
David Strahan; Brent Blacklu;
Ricky Scott; Bill Denham; Phil-
ip Biackler and Brian Arnos.
Theleaders with the boys are
Bob Robinson, Lldyd Jaques,
Carl Mills. and Al Eveleigh.
Messrs: David Wheeler and
Brl'l Spence of Mitchell spent
the weekend at Expo and also
visited with' Mr., and Mrs. Ced-
ric Wheeler of Brownsburg,
P.Q.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Mat Durrand of
Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Mountain of St.' Marys were
Sunday guests with . Mrs. M.
Copeland and Jean. '
Master Scott Ney of Chatham
returned to his home after vis-
iting the past week with Mr• and
Mrs. Gordon' Johns and family'.
Mr., and Mrs. Donald Wood-
land and family of Leduc, Alta.,
and Mr. Harry Rodd were guests
on Thursday evening with Mr,
and Mrs. La Verne Rodd and
family. '
Mrs. M. Fairweather and Miss
B. McInnes of Hamilton, Scot-
land, returned home on Mon-
day after visiting three weeks
with the fprmer's daughter,
Mrs. Ellis Strahan, Mr. Strahan,.
Donald, David and Robert.
Mrs. Mary Anderson of Wood-
stock is making her home with
her granddaughter, Mrs. Gor-
don Johns and family. -
Mr and, Mrs. Donald ' Wood-
land; Wendy, Ernie, David and
George of Leduc, Alta., are vis-
iting Harry Rodd,
Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Conard
and family of Woodstock • and
Mr. and . Mrs. Ford Stark ..and
family of St. Marys visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johns, and.
family on Sunday.
Mrs. Hancock of .Toronto vis -
Congratulations Ewart
We are pleased to have supplied
500 De Kalb Profit Pullets
for Ewalt Wilson's new caged layer house.
McKinley Farms & Hatchary
Ltd.
R. R. 1, ,Zurich, Phone He nsall 262-837
f Wilson Caged Layer
Nws of WOODHAM
ited with ibr, and Mrs. •George
Morphy for a few days,
The United Church Women.
held a very successful "Farm-
ers' Market" in , St. Marys on.
Friday during Sidewalk Days:
Mrs. Lloyd Jaques "and girls
spent last week at TTurnbull's
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hera •and
Judy of Toronto visited en Tues-
day evening with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Oscar Brine,
Mrs. John Witteveen returned
•home last week from a holiday
in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
where she visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell
Terri and Scott visited Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Schaeffer and girls of Kirkton.
Mr. •and Mrs. Martin Aren-
thals, Beth and Barbara Of Lu -
can were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs:' Clarence Mills,
Doris and Keith. Martin- leaves
for Holland on Auguest 2nd, to
visit his parents who are cele.
brating their golden wedding
•in October.
Mr, and Mrs: `Lawrence Beck-
ett, Jacqueline and Geraldine
spent the weekend in. Toronto
guests of 1tr. and Mrs: Tommy
Borg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knight and
family of Tees, Alta„ visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine
and Cheryl and Mr. and` Mrs.
Oscar Brine on Sunday after-
noon.
Miss Jane Van Roestel visit-
ed on Thursday with Michele
Robinson.- •
Mr. Benny Witteveen of Osh-
awa visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Witteveen on Friday. „
Mrs. Clarence Mills and"o71�"ris
attended the funeral of the
former's cousin, Hamilton;, Clut-
House
ton • at the A. Millard George
funeral home, London, on Sat-
urday:
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd 'Smith and
Dianne spent the weekend in
Peterborough and Douglas who
had been holidaying there re-
turned with them.
THE HURON
'EXPOSITOR
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Meaty Pork
SPARE RIBS Ib•
Lean Peameal
Cottage rolls !b•
Small Link Pure Pork -
.SAUSAGES
Milk Fed Oven Ready Roasting-- 6 to 7 lbs.
CHICKENS
ib.
Lean Butt
Pork. Chops -
Young
Beef Hearts
Dressed and Oven Ready
Burn's Sliced
Bacon Ends
Ib.
York Centennial
Ice Cream reg.1.17
EED SOME EXTRA' MONEY
THIS..F.A4.14:'
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