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Clinton News-Record, 1961-04-27, Page 11QUALITY SEED BEANS for Sale American Certified No. I SANILAC American Certified No. I MICHELITE Contracts Available Harriston Fertilizer at Attractive Prices Order Now E. L. Mickle & Son Ltd. Phone 103 Hensel!, Ont. et BIGGEST SELECTION IN OR N! EIGHT 1960 MODELS ,M11111•111111101•110110•••••14MN Pontiac Station Wagon $2,450 Equipped with Strato-Flash 8-cyl. automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, windshield washers, wheel discs, new car warranty. VAUXHALL VICTOR SEDAN, heater and defroster MERCEDES 180 SEDAN, radio, only 19,000 miles VAUXHAULL VICTOR SUPER, custom radio, red leather interior PONTIAC PARISIENNE CONVERTIBLE, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewalls, new car warranty RENAULT DAUPHINE SEDAN, only 3,600 miles NINE 1957 MODELS Pontiac Deluxe Sedan $995 Pathfinder with custom radio, rear speaker, whitewall tires, positively in like new condition. PONTIAC PATHFINDER DELUXE, radio, rear speaker, whitewalls FORD FORDOR STATION WAGON, automatic, radio, immaculate model FORD CUSTOMLINE 300, radio, 36,000 miles FORD TUDOR STATION WAGON, custom radio, white- walls, wheel discs SIXTEEN 1953 MODELS Ford Customline $275 Custom radio, w-discs, air-tondition heater. This car is mechanically sound and free of rust. PLYMOUTH REGENT SEDAN, custom radio, new motor METEOR CUSTOMLINE SEDAN, recent new motor, radio LINCOLN CAPRI CONVERTIBLE, radio, hydramatic, sharp BUICK CONVERTIBLE, new orlon top, automatic, radio FORD SEDAN, radio, new motor PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON, 2-door DODGE STATION WAGON, custom radio, 50,000 miles PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR DELUXE, radio, sharp PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR HARDTOP, custom radio, heater MORRIS CONVERTIBLE, excellent shape FORD CUSTOMLINE SEDAN, heater, automatic drive Chev 4-Door Sedan $495 Finished in Trade-wind blue, with newly overhauled motor. Excellent body. FORD CUSTOMLINE 2-DOOR, radio, w-discs, sharp MERCURY CONVERTIBLE, every conceivable accessory, new top METEOR CONVERTIBLE, sharpest thing out METEOR 2-DOOR, custom radio CHEVROLET 2-DOOR, low-mileage, one-owner MN 1958 ODELS Consul Convertible $1,195 Finished in red with white orlon top. PONTIAC PATHFINDER 2-DOOR, automatic, 27,000 miles PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF SEDAN, automatic, radio, washers CONSUL CONVERTIBLE, a sharp second car METEOR 2-DOOR HARDTOP, automatic, whitewalls, radio, 18,000 miles PONTIAC PATHFINDER 2-DOOR, locally-owned, 24,000 miles CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN, radio, owned by clergyman BUICK SPECIAL CONVERTIBLE, every conceivable ac- cessory, immaculate TEN 1955 MODELS Meteor 4-Door $595 This locally-owned car is free of rust, and mechanically sound PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 2-DOOR, V-8 automatic, radio, w-was hers, w-walls FORD CUSTOMLINE 2-DOOR, Fairlane chrome, heater BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR HARDTOP, automatic, radio, sold new by us PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, radio, and floor shift MONARCH SEDAN, automatic, radio, metallic maroon DODGE 2-DOOR, 6-cyl., radio CHEVROLET BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE, radio, sharp TWELVE 1954 MODELS THIRTEEN 1959 MODELS English Ford Sedan $995 Robin's egg blue, 19,000 original miles, owner's name on request. FORD GALAXIE, radio, T-bird motor, low mile- age VAUXHALL VICTOR SUPPER, only 21,000 miles STUDEBAKER LARK 4-DOOR, heater, chrome discs, limited slip axle PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF SEDAN, 6-cyl., auto- matic, 24,000 miles PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF WAGON, radio, white- walls FOURTEEN 1956 MODELS Buick Hardtop Sedan $995 4-door, automatic, custom radio, driven less than 40,000 miles. BUICK 4-DOOR HARDTOP, automatic, custom radio, sharp VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE 2-door, custom radio BUICK CONVERTIBLE, automatic, radio, 37,000 miles CHEVROLET 210 SEDAN, radio, heater STUDEBAKER SEDAN, heater, locally owned, 40,000 miles CHEVROLET 2-DOOR, custom radio METEOR NIAGARA SEDAN, custom radio, over- drive, 33,000 miles FORD FAIRLANE 2-DOOR, positively 'like new METEOR 2-DOOR, 6-cyl., automatic BUICK SEDAN, automatic, custom radio, owner's name on request Many Many More TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST PLUS 40 NEW Pontiacs, Buicks and Vauxhalls ! whitewalls, 18" Otaco Power rx ~ Mower BIG 2. TRANSISTOR RADIO 3. DELUXE BARBECUE 4. DELUXE BICYCLE WORTH $50 OR MORE ! READ THE RULES: 1. EVERY BUYER OF A NEW OR USED CAR AT PEARSON'S RECEIVES ABSOLUTELY FREE HIS CHOICE OF ONE OF THESE 4 GIFTS. 2. OFFER GOOD ONLY UNTIL PRESENT SUP- PLY IS EXHAUSTED AND THEY'RE GO. ING FAST! 3. OFFER IS NOT RESTRICTED TO ANY MINI- MUM PRICE OR ANY MINIMUM DIFFER- ENCE ON TRADE-IN. 4. APPLIES TO CASH OR TRADE-IN PUR- CHASE INCLUDING PEARSON'S FAMOUS 10% DOWN PAYMENT PLAN. 5. AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE. CLINTON MOTOR AND RECOIL START "Be Masters of Your Fate Urges federation Heldman; Get into FAME Join To Ask Taxes off fence Officials of the Ontario Fed- oration of Agriculture and the Ontaeo Fanners Union are taking action to get the 11 percent sales tar removed from wire fencing by the federal government. The -decision to make this. move eame at a special _meet, ing between executives of the two farm organizations held in Toronto on April 20. It was the second top level meeting held in the past six months be, tween the OFI.J. and the .-orA in an effort to seek answers to. some of the farm problems'. The OFA, and the OFU will ask their national cow terparts, the Canadian Federation of Ag- riculture and the National Farmers' Union, to make joint appeal to the federal gov- ernment to have the sales tax on farm fencing removed. This project is viewed as important Ito both organizations, as it will be the .first time joint action will have been taken, WOOL Jackson Aluminum Ltd. Seaforth is collecting Wool for grading and sale on the co-operative plan. Shippers may obtain saeks and twine free of charge from the above or their Licensed Operators Any Government Deficiency Payment will apply only on Properly Graded Wools. Secure the Utmost by Patroniz- ing the Organization that made this possible. Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Limited 217 Bay Street — Toronto Let us eonsider economic trends only., I wonder where they start? In the fluid milk trade, I remember when there were two or three dairies serving even small villages. These were us- ually individual farmer owned operations, There were certain minimum standards of health and cleanliness that he had to maintain. Somehow pressure was brought to bear on govern- ment to have these standards raised until the point was reached that all fluid milk must be pasteurized. The cost of purchasing and operating this equipment elbn- inated competition completely in many smaller centres and reduced it in all eases, Perhaps this trend, for var- ious reasons, has reached the ultimate in the broiler indust- ry and progress is being made in the same direction in the poultry industry. However, I think a more ac- curate Comparison could be made in the meat trade. There seems to be some sort of in-- aidlieas promotion at present of the idea 'that a, serious percent- age of meat on the market is not what it should be. And of course it is implied that boy cause of supposedly poorer fac- ilities t.itis low quality meat is waning from the small pro- eessors However unfair this implica- tion may he, it has resulted in a steady increase in facility reetlirelineas to the point that people who should know are Iorcasting the disappearance of half our present livestock processors. To bear this out, I heard only yesterday that one sizeable plant is presently closed and is unlikely to make the necessary expenditures required and that two others are more or less in the process of amalgamation. What is to be the reaction of livestock producers in the light of these events? Will tann- ers accept the "lullaby phil- osophy": "Whatever will be, will be!"? Or will farmers turn to a more .challenging philos- ophy as indicated by another writer of verse "I am the mas- ter of my fate, I am the cap- tain of my soul!"? Farmers can be masters of their livestock production. They CAN be captains of their bus- New Manager for TentiVieth From C. Packers A new manager has been named for the Tend-A-Flesh Limited poultry processing pl- ant aft Fetwsburg, announced Leonard Harman, general man- ager' of 'United Co-operatives of Ontario. Ile is Hruce McLellan, a native of Springhill, Nova Scotia, who has been in charge of the Ontario poultry opera- tions of Canada Packers for the past few years, "The Tend-R-Flesh plant, which is operated by -WO, processed more than a million pounds of producers turkeys', mess enterprise if they will accept the challenge that is being presented to them by "Farmers Allied Meat Enter- prises Co-Operative". It will require sacrifice, but not for long, as has been proven by Quebec Co-Op Packers and Nova Scotia Co-Op Packers. It will require determination and action for just as long as you want your Co-Operative to be a success. It is not enough to put "spare" money in "Fame" shares. "Fame" must become a part of your farm operation to serve your needs. and turkey and .chicken broil- ers. in March this year," re- ported Leonard Harman, "With the heavy production of broilers in the first quarter of 1961, the plant will be busy, We are pleased to have Mr. McLellan as manager, and an- ticipate contiuuecl growth ixr service to poultry producers from .Renfrew County to Essex COuntY," To break eggs, don't his them on the side of a dish or eracic them over the dish into which they will be placed, It's better to crack them .against a hard, clean surfaee such as a counter top, an order to .0,57, av- oid .cliropping pieces of egg shell into the egg mixture, suggests the Food and Nutrition Depart- merit, MacDonald Institute, Guelph. Thurs., April 27, 1961 Clinton News-Record—Page Effective, Friday. April 28 Brewers' Retail in Clinton will remain open Friday evenings, until 9:00 p.m. Brewers' Warehousing Company Limited operating Brewers' Retail Stores (3y J. 04r1 lientlinovay) A very popular song of rec- ent years was,"'Quo Sem, Sera" (Whatever will be, will he.) I wonder if this is the course that Agriculture is following? We hear a great deal about trends in our society; social, moral and economic,. "The Car King of Huron County" The Car King has purchased to extend his ansom offer into ay a.. but, h&c use of the outstanding success of this sale, they wo 't last long. your FREE GIFT before they're all gone ..! "The Car King of Huron County" PARSON : MOTORS LIMITED Phone 608 Exeter Phone 73 Zurich