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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-12-17, Page 5a • • • • • • • • • • • 0 s • r • + r' ELECTRIC • BLANKETS. ,. BOX FURNITURE T. EM ""'" E a L. THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth I . point .. . Walton Farmer To IMO .United. Co-operatives. -of On tario achieved a record sales volume of $93,000,000 from its 1963.64 operations, according to the annual report presented at the annual meeting in To- ronto. UCO is a province - wide wholesaling and marketing co- operative, owned and control- led by 140 retail co-operatives which use its services. Total assets reached a new high of $20,000,000 and net savings after taxes were $618,- 000. Patronage refunds of $504,- 000 in cash and share capital will be made to member co-op- eratives according to the vol- ume of business they had with their regional co-operative. President Harold •Forrester, of Mallorytown, said in the Di - THE UNITED DAIRY AND POULTRY CO-OP has moved to its new plant SOUTH MAIN STREET and in future will remain OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS and CLOSE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS �� 651' 1 ^;1 ;.1.: 1 ),••!•2. r:1„„- 7-1 : "1 �1 1 r ��' r 1, r : /.;: N:(I;r,1 w1.4 �r,x, r w LET'S MAKE IT A PHILCO.. CHRISTMAS This lovely Philco 23 -inch Model makes a gift for the entire family.. Just look at these features: Beautiful walnut finished cabinet; bonded picture tube; Turrett Tuner block level circuit ... Philco and chassis golden ultra spec tuner ... 220 -volt picture power advanced picture pilot ... current breaker. Special Christmas Trade ONLY PERHAPS YOU WOULD LIKE A HI - FI Here at Gingerich's you will find a variety at prices you can afford ! s199.00 BRING IN YOUR PUZZLE PIECES IN OUR SEASON'S GREETING CONTEST You may be a lucky winner ! GINGERICH SALES and ' SERVICE r-7 r Wrte,' >rr>. r 7 .'; rn' y .+ 7,- 44- "A rector's Report -that "today more than ever before, the members of co-operatives need and demand, and have the right to expect their own co-opera- tives to market their products, and supply the goods, services and finances they must have, at the most economical net cost consistent with fair dealing and the' quality of the product con- cerned." General Manager Leonard Harman reported that more than half of the 20 million dol- lars assets of UCO proper is. extended to 100 local co-opera- tives. Mr. Harman also:.report- ed that by next spring Ontario cooperatives should have 30 warehouses for dry fertilizer and 20 units for larger radius distribution of liquid, thus con- solidating the future position of the local co-operatives as•a ma- jor influence on this increas- ingly important supply for farm production. Real Estate Salesman to Cou- ple: "This is truly a restrict- ed development. No one is al- lowed to build a house they can afford!" The landlord called to collect the rent and was told by the tenant: "I can't pay you this week." "You said that last week and the week before," protested the (landlord. "Well," replied the tenant, "didn't I keep my" word?" 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I.Ar.rrrnr..+ry.rrf.rr.nr41,?.as1.ari-r1.xi..h 4,Y1 4,4 r..r .4,i 4,i.4+t.47ri HENSALL (Continued from Page 11 Miss Diane Reid underwent eye surgery at St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London, on Tuesday of this week. Mrs. William Henry, of Hur- onview, is a patient at Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs. .Henry is a former well-known Hensall resident. The rites of Holy Commun- ion were administered at Car- mel Presbyterian Church Sun- day morning, when Rev. John C. Boyne chose for his sermon topic, "Born in Us Today." The reception of new members was held, conducted by Rev. Boyne. On profession of faith: Ann Funk, Karen Tinney, Wendy Moir, Anne Lawrence, Bevan Bonthron, Charles Dalrymple, Merbyn Bell, Gary Scholl, Gary Lawrence, Bryan Fink, Bill Tin- ney, Tom Dalrymple, Douglas Dalrymple, Patrick Soldan, Michael Soldan, Barry Mous- seau; on transfer of certificate: Mrs. Bob Taylor, Mrs. Alex Hoggarth, Mrs. George Taylor. The choir sang under direction of Mrs. Beatrice Hess. One of the projects to be undertaken by Carmel Church in the near future will be the painting and decorating of the Sanctuary, changing of light fixtures and insulation of the ceiling. This work will be done as soon as arrangements can be made. "Waiter! .There's no chicken in this chicken soup," said the disappointed diner. "Well," snapped the waiter, "did you ever find any horse in horseradish?' SHOP EVERT 6y U ' till CFIRISTM , S ROUND STEAK. ROASTS -. - Ib. 73¢ T- BONE STEAKS and ROASTS - ib. 7$0 SIDE BACON - - 1 -Ib. Pkg. 5+9¢ HAMBURG - - - - Ib. $9¢ SUMMER SAUSAGE - - lb. 690 Be Sure of a Choice Turkey Grade 'A' ,Butter Ball for your Christmas Dinner! WALL PLAQUES OR TRAYS -Reg.' $1.69 • _ • • Special 1100 Dore's - 3 Assorted Pkgs. Shortbread Cookies Maxwell House COFFEE -6 oz. Royal Crown DRINKS 12/99¢ Clark's - 20-ozs. PORK & BEANS • •2/39¢ Ocean Spray - Whole CRANBERRIES, 15 oz. 290 99¢ 990 Burns' SPORK-12 oz. Heinz - Vegetable & Tomato SOUPS - 10 -oz. .. 2/25¢ 39¢ Draw for Attractive CAKE SAVER $2.98 Value Seaforth Foodland DIAL 527-0180 • We Deliver --- ' CASH ON DELIVERY FREE PARKING ON WEST SIDE OF LOCKER