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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-11-25, Page 5ti • • • i rt • 1.1 ;.a C.. 1965 AMERICAN 330 1962 RAMBLER 2 -DOOR 1961 RAMBLER 4 -DOOR • 1961 CHEV. BISCAYNE--6 Cylinder 1961 AUSTIN A 55 SEDAN • See the New 1966 Models Now on Display MILLER MOTORS Phone 5274410 :Seaforth Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! The following CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS Have Been Adopted: 1. Stores will be open all day Wednes1ay, December 1st, Sth, 15th and 22nd, until 6:00 p.m. 2. Stores will remain open until 9:00 p.m., on Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, December 17t4 to December 23rd. 3. Stores will close at 6:00 o'clock p.m. on Christmas Eve, Friday, December 24th. 4. Christmas Day will be observed on Sat- urday, December 25th. Stores will' be closed. 5. Stares will be closed on Boxing Day, Mon- day, December 27th. MERCHANTS' COMMITTEE Seaforth Chamber of Commerce A COMPLETELY equipped labortory is a feature of the new Seaforth Community Hospital. Many procedures which until now could only be car- ried out in Stratford or London, will be completed here. Not only does this save time and money for the patient involved, but also permits a higher de- gree of medical attention since there is now no delay in making available the results of tests. Here, technician Marwood Gay, who comes to Seaforth from Chatham, is at work in the new lab. THE BRIGHT MODERN LAUNDRY in Seaforth Community Hospital handles 450 pounds of dirty linen every day—more than a ton a week, for 52 weeks a year. The laundry comes from various departments in the hos- pital into a soiled clothes area, and then through the washer. The clean lin- en, ironed and ready for further use, is stored in a separate area until it is required in the patient departments. Shown here are Ross Murdie and Miss Rubie Comrie. WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! LUCITE* Save $2.66 a Gallon — 22 colors and white Compare6 ." at $9.50Gal. COLD EAT V QUART Ar $2.90 2 .1 4 E'r. DRIVING LUCITE by Du Pont for beauty without bother — on walls and ceilings. No messy stirring or mixing — no drip,.,run or spatter. Dries In 30 minutes. Wash- able. Fast clean up — in soap and water. Save safely — at Canadian Tire. Via . icc•VrearikVa ... 1.39 "VIV" — OIL CARBURETOR IMPROVER CONDITIONER Stops excessive oil burn- ing and exhaust gmoking. Quietens noisy valves and lifters 12 -oz. can. Cleans carburetor while you drive. Dissolves gum and goo, prevents gas line freeze -ups. 20 -oz. Top Oil & Valve Lubricant Frees sticky valves, cuts wear and friction. Peps up powers reduces knock and ping. 4 -oz. can. v MOTO-MASTER POW -R BOOST Add to crankcase Or pro ,acts engine from acid and moisture corrosion Increases "get-up-and-go" EXTRA! Cash and Carry BONUS COUPONS ASSOCIATE STORE Y. Save on matching ULUX SATIN SHEEN ENAMEL QUART COMPARE AT $3.25 2.43 Gal.COMPARE ' 84 AT ;1050 Visit Seaforth with SANTA CLAUS on Saturday USE OUR STORE AS YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS Huron Tops In F r ing Huron maintains its position as one of the highly specialized agricultural areas of the prov- ince, agricultural representative D. H. Miles said in his report to county council. Statistics for 1964, prepared for exhibits. at the International Plowing, Match, indicate that Huron was first in improved farm land, with 637,068 acres, and had the largest number of commercial farms with 4,358. In total cat- ' tle, Huron was second with 197- 400; third in swine, and again first in •.poultry. This county was second in all field crops; first for dry beans; third in ' corn for fodder; 'second with mixed grain, flax and,barley. "Our farmers are keen busi-' nessmen and are producing at ' a very high level," his••report' stated. "To keep it that way, our people are very interested in farm management, and in the 1964-5 season there are three courses being provided, with an enrolment of 120 farm- I ers in the three classes (Credi-I ton., Clinton and Wingham)." Mr. Miles congratulated Bob Fotheringham, of Seaforth, on winning the hay championship again for Huron, and to Wilbur ! Keys, who was reserve cham- pion and the champion of 1964. Crops turned out much bet- ter than expected earlier in the year,' when rainfall was deci- ent, the report stated. Too much rain in the fall arrested the bean harvesting, and about 8,000 acres t‘ ill have to be plowed under or the beans fed to livestock. There has been difficulty in getting corn into the silo at the desired mois- ture level. "Our 4.1-I leaders are the best in the country," declared Don Pullen, assistant representative, addressing council on the jun- ior extension program. This year, 395 4-1-1 agricultural club projects were started by boys and girls in Huron, and 91.5% were completed. Certificates for voluntary leadership will be presented to two 4.11 leaders for five years' service; to two for 10 years, and seven for 15 years or more. Miss Diane Liddiard, home economist, reported that the 4-11 Homemaking Club enroll- ed 449 girls, of whom 423 (in 41 clubs) completed the course. K,IT �!�• ;� ' (Esti;159 Phgnle Blyth 52-937, . Q , H r= . PRODUCERS QF QUALM WQQt. arta 14 Glen . Lane 'Wool & Leal Are Continuingle' Factory Ou ; Through to Friday, December 24 Open Week Days 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (including Wednesday) ..- Saturday 9 a.m, :to 10 pm There are New Lines of Ladies' Leather Coats and Genuine Sealskin Snow Boots are ,now stock, • Also many Specialty Items fpr Christmas Gifts not found , in ether stprest HI! BOYS AND GIRLS !. This is Big Al. I'm going to be at HUARD'S again this year, and I hope to see you there after the "San- ta Claus Par- ade, on Nov. 27. FREE COKES . for Everyone (Courtesy of ESBECO LTD. Stratford Bottlers of Coca-Cola) MATCHBOX TOYS FREE to holders of Big Al Lucky Pictures HUARD SERVICE STATION 24 -Hour Towing Phones: 527-0660 — 527r0852 Goderich St. W.: Seaforth, Ont. Will the re Ontario cow concentrate and beef concentrate pleas sta d up Topnotch feeds arb all specially formulated for Ontario con- ditions. And not many other companies can say the same. Most national brands are just too big to concentrate on the needs of a single district, In a dairy program, for ex- ample, they have to average out the requirements of cows all across Canada; and then come up with a compromise that is more or less acceptable to farmers everywhere. We don't work that'vrva'. All Topnotch feeds and con• centrates are designed strictly for Ontario and Ontario only. This way we can take into account the type of SAVE UP TO forage your cows will have, 'their milk production' and weight — and then prepare the exact type of concentrate they need for maximum growth and production. When you use a Topnotch feed or concentrate, it's a lot more likely to be exactly what your animals need. Which means Daisybelle doesn't get cheated. Or overfed. If you haven't tried Topnotch yet, why not start this season? After all, there's nothing especially patriotic about buying an Ontario feed for an Ontario cow. It's just good business. per During ton NOVEMBER 15 PHONE 527-1910 DECEMBER 11 OPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED SEAFORTH 14 '41 A