The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-10-08, Page 5• • k•^ • • • • • • • • • • • Notice to Owners of Dogs & Cats PREVENTION OF RABIES The Huron County. Health Unit, in co-operation with the Health of Animals Branch of the Canada Department of Agri- culture, will hold a free rabies clinic at SEAFORTH, in the Fire Hall, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14th from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. - Vaccination against rabies will be pro- vided for dogs and cats three months .of age and over. Owners who require certificates of vaccination for export or other purposes should consult their private veterinarian. No certificate will be issued at this clinic. Help prevent human exposure to rabies. Take advantage of this opportunity to have your pets immunized. A booster shot each year is recommended. THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 141 SEAFORTH NEW TIRES AT 30,t,40 per cent DISCOUNT These New Tires Taken Off New Cars in Exchange.' These are first-line tires by Goodyear, Dominion and Dunlop, to be sold on a first-come basis, to reduce inventories. 30% Discount on 1 or 2 Tires 40% on Over 2 Tires SEAFORTH .MOTORS Your Guardian Maintenance Service Centre •Phone 541 -- Seaforth At LARONE'S SNOW SUITS 12 months to 24 months 9.98 to 12.98 4to6X 6.98 to 14.98 JACKET COATS and CAR COATS 7to14 Boys' -- 4.98 to 12.98 Girls' — 8.98 to 12.98 Slacks - Slims Lined Jeons MITTS and GLOVES Caps and Winter Head Wear Cold days lie ahead — prepare for them now with Winter wear from LARONE'S Seaforth's 5c to $1.00 Store STATIONERY and GIFTS +r• AS" Expositor Writer Active At Fair Mrs. Mary Malcolm, 72, Dublin, has been in regular attendance at Mitchell Fair for many years, and since 1911 has missed but one fair. Here, she takes a moment froth her duties as director to have. lunch. Mrs. Malcolm is The Huron Expositor correspondent for - Zion,. and every week forwards news of that area. Perth Producers Ret.urn. Executive -Officeis for Year All executive officers of the Perth County Cream Producers' Association will remain in of- fice for another year. At the annual meeting Thurs- day evening in Campbell's Rec- reation Room, Mitchell, Charles CHARLES RONEY Roney, RR 2, Dublin, was re- elected president; Gerald Carey, Cromarty, vice-president; Har- ris Butson, Fullarton, second vice-president, and C. E. Dear- ing, RR 1, Staffa. Name .Delegates Voting delegates to the an- nual meeting in Toronto, Nov. 17, will be these four officers, plus Fergus Lannin, RR 2, Dub- lin; Harold Patterson, RR 1, Mitchell; Filmer Chappel, Crom- arty, and one other, to be nam- ed. Alternate delegates will be Art Kemp, Staffa; John Gilbert, Milverton, and Fred Schlotz- hauer, RR 4, Stratford. A resolution concerning the annual meeting will be forward- ed to the meeting by the Perth group. It asks that it be made compulsory for all voting dele- gates to be engaged in the production of farm - separated cream. As it is, there is noth- ing in the regulations to say a delegate must be in the busi- ness. Glen Cole, of Bewdley, chair- man of the Ontario Cream Pro- ducers' Marketing Board and chairman of the co-ordinating board, discussed acid testing part of the quality improve- ment program introduced by the cream producers in sections of Ontario last year. The test indicates cleanliness and keep- ing qualities. Mr. Cole said cream produc- ars paid about $12,000 toward `.he program. It guarantees the :onsumer will get high-quality products, and guarantees the producer will keep his market, and not lose it with poor pro- ducts, Mr. Cole said. The cream producers, Mr. Cole said, will continue the pro- gram. If and when the pro- gram is enlarged to cover the province, he said, the cost to producers will be about $30,000. Porth. County was included in the improvement .program on TACT: changing the subject without changing yo{tr mind. The science class was having its final test and one of the qudstions was: "Which are the last teeth to appear in the mouth?" One youngster answered sim- ply, "False." Perfect score. an introductory basis this past summer. . Mr. Cole, who is also second vice-president of the Dairy Farmers of Canada, talked about this organization, and its allied group, the Dairy Farm- ers' Service Bureau. About $800,000 was collected across Canada, on a check -off basis, he said, to aid their programs. Miss' Doris Poag, RR 1, Mit- chell, the dairy princess for Perth County, -said she hoped all members would strive for the highest quality product pos- sible. She was presented with a box of chocolates by Mr. Roney. Miss Poag also drew the door prize ticket, with Harris Butson the winner. Mr. Butson, in re- viewing the dairy princess com- petition, said 29 girls were in- terview to find five for the con- test. Mr and Mrs, TQ ?9lar4; of B QI a act yia>ied recently withyMrs, JQ.tiq CQward. Mrs, george Dayis,- of Exeter, -vissited on Friday 'afternoon with Mrs. Newtpn Clarke and Mrs. John Coward, Miss Kay Horne, of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mrs. Newton Clarke, Mrs. El- son Lynn, Mrs. Phil Hern and Mrs .Horace Delbridge enjoyed the bus trip to Brantford and McConnell Nursery on Monday. Mrs. Vera Coward, Mrs. Jean Morgan, Mrs. Fred Ellerington and Miss Margaret Quinton, of Exeter, visited Wednesday with Mrs. Newton Clarke. Mrs. Jack Mahar, Danny and Darlene, of London, visited this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and family. Mrs. Earl Russell, Mrs. W. J. Beer awl Mr. Maurice Quanee, of Exeter, visited on Tuesday with Mrs: William Walters and Mrs. Nelson Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. William Pass- more, of Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Wib Duncan, of High Riv- er, Alberta, visited Thursday with Mrs. John Coward. Miss Susan Morgan, Thames Road, visited this' past week with Mrs. Newton Clarke. Miss Barbara Ann Gilfillan spent the weekend in London with ker sister, Mrs. Jack Ma- har and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lorhe Sholdice of London, spent the weekend with Mrs. Newton Clarke. A fool and his money are soon invited places. Think twice before you speak ,—if you intend to say what you think. "You ought to see MY swing!" Eich yo r That •S.eaforth'has one of the finest .Plectronlcs. ' Laboratories for the repair •of' - , Radio and TV in Western Ontario? That it is operated by a man Who • for years -was..a. Senior Engineering assistant in ''the laboratory - of one of Canadas leading .electronic tube manufacturers? That you can have this service for no more than the cost of ordinary repairs, .even Tess so, etimes? The place is Damon's (STANNAH THE RADIO. MANj , Sperling at John . • , The phone, number 587 NOW YOU KNOW ! ! REZE gNoWd COMPLETE SERVICE PREVENT COSTLY CORROSION AUTOMOBILE UNDERCOATING EXPERT JOB Regular Price 10.95 Save $3.00 $7095 Car Wash Extra $ PRESTONE$ .99 _W --- 2,99 ......___ANT--R�E�ZE._�._._...._.___.�,_.- CASH and CARRY z Installation Extra Firestone Snow . Tires Town & Country, and Tractionaires GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF, THE THREAD g We Will Give You the Best Deal in Town Cal OPEN FROM 8 A.M. TO 11 P.M. CITIES SERVICI. 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE Goderich St. Tel. 8 Seaforth UAR D SERVICE STATION S.TOC NOW FOR K -UP TURKEYS CHOICE PLUMP Grade 'A' 6 to 10'lbs. Ib. 37c " HEN TURKEYS ALSO AVAILABLE Rindless Devon BACON Schneider's Country Style ' SAUSAGE ib. 65c Ib. 49c Supreme Brand Fancy Assorted Biscuits 3/95c Supreme Frozen PIES - 39c Apple or Raisin 24 -oz. Size Weston's Iced Pate and Nut -CAKE - 39c Ocean Spray 15 -oz. Cranberry SAUCE - 31c McINTOSH Club House Stuff Manz. OLIVES — Save 6c Libby's PUMP — 28 -oz. Tins . KIN Aylmer Fancy — 15 -oz., Tin ON MI NO - ON Mil CREAM CORN Stokely — 15 -oz. Tins MI NO 2 for 39c 3 for 55c HONEY POD PEAS 3 Mir Liquid — 24 -oz. Twin Pack e.g DETERGENT - - - - - 79c 54 Jelly DESSERTS 10 ak=• $1 Monarch — 371/2 -oz. Pkg. TEA BISK - - - - - 49c Airiffraffiffirmaffimmisok. zes Libby's 15 -oz. Fancy PEAS and CARROTS Good Luck MARGARINE — 1-1b. Pkg Monarch PASTRY FLOUR — 7-1b. Bags Aylmer Boston B q„ vn BEANS — 2 -oz. Purex — Tw TISSUE/ LIPTON'S SO PS Chicken Noodle, Tomato Vegetable 2/350 2/570 690 3/690 4/53¢ 2/490 FLUFF() SHORTENING lb. 310 Duncan Hines' Deluxe LAYER CAKE MIX Famous For Quality ! IBEX FLANNELETTE BLANKETS $5.69 Top Line Quality Size 70x90, each Chil . . en's and Youths' APPLES 430 OV i s OTS - - , 2.98 Clover Cream Bus.- $1.79 790 Boy's - 3.98 Men's - 4.98 Snows, Tolman Sweets, ICE ('.REAM — 1/2 Gal. Maple Leaf MINCEMEAT — 28 -oz. Kings; 6 -qt. Basket 59c ` 450 DUBLIN GOETTL:ER'S RKET ONTARIO .1: