The Huron Expositor, 1964-02-27, Page 4hw
Arnold Stinnissen
GROUP • LIFE 4 ACCIDENT and
SICKNESS • MAJOR MEDICAL
PENSIONS - ANNUITIES
Represeraing 'v
Sun Life Assuraizce Company
of Canada
TELEPHONE 470
Welsh St. - SEAFORTH
OFFICE SUPPL
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
PHONE t=t1
• SEAFORTR
ATTEND OUR
MILKE
CLINI
Costly
'Farmers -object to parmg a
high price for *frills" added to
the food they buy. On tv,o re-
cent Farm Forum programs,
consumer and- farmer spokes-
men discussed whether added
services are really demanded by
; the consumer, as merchants
contend.
Of some 200 groups, about
one-half objected strongly to
such "extra services" as trad-
ing stamps, pr-emiums, loss -
leaders and -other gimmicks de-
signed to attract buyers. In
general, they charged suc
vices are not required to
a large volume of farm
ducts; they serve only to w
the spread between farm
consumer prices.
A number of groups had
ficulty deciding. what a "f
was. Is a plastic wrapper
i essary? is it a frill? If
used to mislead the buyer,
wrappers on bacon are sai
'do, is it a frill? No dec
'was reached, but it was ge
rrouos
d 'Frills'
'ally agreed that good packa division of bulk goods
to smaller packages, -good rite
chandisi,Bg techniques and pr
per advertising are required
sell a. large volume of farm pr
ducts.
However, the groups felt tha
children are often influenced
by misleading advertising, gau
which
hi h dd rto andother
costr but "frills'
the value of food.
In answer to 'thee question
how can farmers increase the
h ser- share of the consumer food dot -
sell tar. groups suggested close at-.
Pro tention to quality, farmer-own-
iden ed processing plants, the crea- I
and tion of strong marketing boards
and stepped-up advertising and
d ff_ promotion of basic farm pro -
rill" ducts.
nee- To bring both consumers and
it is farmers to an improved under -
as standing of the needs of each'
d to other, meetings of their organ_ 1
sign izations, television agd radio'
neer- Programs aimed tat presenting I
the farmer realistically, exxpand-' a
ed Public relations and infor- i
ination• programs in farm organ-
izations, and improved label- '
ling of products, were suggest.
ed..
One group commented: • i
"We as producers should;
a
have a more positive approach i
to our problems. If the con- fa
tsumer is constantly subjected ' Al
1Ql to our, complaining and self-
pity, he will get the wrong inn li
ag- I pression Of the producer,"
in- l Another took this view;
P.: : "Farmers must strengthen
to their bargaining power if they
o , wish ,tp be paid for their pro -
duets on a costs plus profit bas-
' is. There is too much individu-
t alism among farmers in gener-
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al, and as a result, as a group,
; we deserve all the trouhle we're I
in. We must set up strong mar-
t keting co-ops, or go one step'
further and process our produce ,
ourselves to take care f icethe,
KIPPEN
The fourth meeting of the 4-
H Club. "The Thrifty Kippen-•
'ette'TUES MARC Mrs wasbheld at the home of
��� Airs. Robert Bell on •Saturday
afternoon. The meeting opened
with the 4-H Pledce and n
members answered the r
cal. Marion Roberts read t
minutes of ,the last rneetir
• The next" secretary will be Ruth
Anne Coleman. and the pianist
owe
In ( ate James AicFad- I
per cent surplus rzean . was his strongest • sup- I I
which now sets the price, of i porter. i y
ST. COLUMBAN
Miss Noreen McMillan, 1 -,on -
don, with Mr. and Mrs. William
McMillan,
F'O Jim- Newcombe and Mrs.
Newcombe, Trenton, with Air.
and Mrs. Maurice Dalton.
nMr.d aifamily, Mrs. Glen Butters
London, with Air;
All Day at•the Mill
BRING IN YOUR COMPLETE _
MiLKER
UNITS, -
dor Free Inspection and Adjustment by Qualified Personnel.
No' labor charge—you pay only for parts needed to replace
those -damaged or worn. Reserve this dater
SEAFORTH
FARMERS:
PHONE 9 — SEAFORTH
At a directors' meeting pre-
ceding the annual meeting, Mr.
Speir was honored by fellow
members of the board, and pre-
sented 'with a handsome elec-
tric clock.
James Mair was elected to
replace Mr. Speir for a period
of three years tto represent
Morris Township. ,
Other members of the board
are President Harold R. Rob-
inson, Gorrie; Claire Hutchin-
and Sirs, Maurice Melady. son, representing Minto Town -
Vincent Nolan, Kitchener, ship; W. Leslie Douglas, Nor -
with Airs. Elizabeth Nolan. man Harding, Irow•ick, and Ew-
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Ackroyd art McKher, Grey.
irs.,. Jack Lannin and Frank Harold Cosens, of Wallace
O'Rourke, Toronto, with Mr. Township, .was chairman for
nd Mrs. Michael Murray. the meeting. The auditors' re-
Mr• and Mrs. Tom Sloan and port showed a surplus o
milt'. Cornwall. with Mr, and $6,000.00,
rs. James Slo.a.n.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and
elody. Guelph, with Mr. and
4f
'is to be Ruth Coleman. Attend
Erre-t Whitehouse told
those, present how to prepare
the material, how to shorten a Capping
pattern. and how t.-. lengthen
The next meeting is to b
Saturday at 2 p.m.. at the hom
of Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jone
• and ,boys spent Friday evenin
. in Exeter visiting Mr. and Airs.
Garnet Shipman. -
, Rev. H. Plant conducted a
cottage meeting Wednesday
evening' at the home of Ali'.
1' and airs. John A. Cooper, with
14 in 'attendance.
The Misses 'Margaret Elgie
and Sharon McBride and Dave
Cooper, of the University` of
Western' Ontario, are spending
this week at' their 'homes'.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .Gibson
and family of Wroxeter , spent
Sunday at the home of the
I
formers sister. Mrs, W. L. Mel -
lis•" and Mr. '.Sfellis,
Air. Edgar McBride left Tues-
day of last week with Ed. Lit-
tle. of Hensal. for a trip to
I Halifax,
' Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Brown.
of Detroit. and Airs. Aiargiier-
1 ite Lich. of Windsor. who spent
the weekend with _Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Little, of Hensall, visited
Sunday with Mrs. U1ch's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs.'\. Long,
Ceremony
•
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Pap-
s ple and Kenneth attend the
1 capping., ceremonies' of their
It's impossible to hang a price tag on this bottle of blood. Fortunately,
in this country, no one ever does. Your Canadian Red Cross provides
whole blood and blood products absolutely free to almost 300,000
victims of illness; accident and disaster every year. All that's ever asked
is your support. The Blood Transfusion Service •is one of the man'
y
ways the Red Cross serves this community, this nation and the world.
Through the Red Cross your --help does so much for so many.
YOUR RED CROSS SERVES YOU
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SEAFORTH
CAMPAIGN BEGINS
MARCH 2nd
REV. HARRY bbNALDSON,
Chairman,
EVERY STEP OF THE WAY
daughter, Linda, last Sunday
evening. The capping was held;
in, the chapel of the hospital.'
Miss Papple is a student nurse'
at St. Mary's, General Ht}spital'
School of Nursing, Kitchener,
Following the ceremony, a i
reception was held in Heasley,
Hall, where the teaching staff
met the parents and friends.
Later. each student nurse gave '
her guests a conducted tour of I
the ultra modern hospital.
ir,• - bert Cronin_
Joe Slur by I life -,at mg surgery inside the
P and Don Klink- heart;to correct in -born -defects,.
hammer are spending two t reports the Ontario Heart Foun-
weeks in Florida.at the
dation.
Circle "B" Ranch
ONTARIO BEEF CATTLE IMPROVEMENT ; SEBRINGVILLE, ONTARIO
ASSOCIATION ONDAY EVENING, 1964 SWOW AND SALE O,- MARCH 2nd.
i7:30 p.m. Sharp
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PHONE 141 SEAFORTH,,
1961 CHEM'. BISCAY _' ; ti C'ylin,'•�r
1959 CHEF. BEL. AIR—G cyl., Au:,urnatic
1959 R,AMBI ER CLASSIC -6 CylinUel'
1959 RENAULT DALPHINE-4, Cylinder.
See the New 1964 Ramblers
--at
MILLER MOT
PHONE .149 — SEAFORTH
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
The development of•the heart,'
lung( machine makes possible
of Beef Bulls
March lath and 12th, 1964
Hays Sales Arena, TRAFALGAR ..
• 'on Highway 5, North of Oakville
122 •Herefords -- 26 Shorthorns --
Herefords sell on March 10th 13 Angus
Shorthorns and Angus sell on March 12th
Show at 8:30 a.m. each, day — Bothsales at 11:00 a.m.
CiAL-- ASSISTANCE
g of
REPOSSESSIONS oo- nsi,BnANKRUPT STOCKS
And Many, Many Personal Consignments con-
sisting of BRAND NEW CLOTHING,
FURNITURE.- TV - APPLIANCES
CLOTHING -_Auctioneer• Leo Bird„will offer for sale by auction
a large' portion of the TAFFYSTORE (London) BANKRUPT
STOCK, consisting of Ladies' 2 and 3 -piece Suits, Dresses,
Coats, Slims, Slacks and Nylons. He will also offer a large
selection of Girls' Wool Dresses, Slims, Jeans, Socks, Coats
and Jackets, as well as a variety of smaller children's cloth-
ing for all aces. and sizes, truly an outstanding selection of
Brand New Clothing. .
URNITURE-A 2-pieee Chestabed Living Room Suite that f
out to a full % size bed
inside; - i e 'Mattress
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FEDERATION
NEVUS
By ELMER IRELAND
The regular monthly meeting
of the. Huron County Federa-
tion of Agriculture was held
February 18th in Clinton.
Harvey- Taylor.. chairman of
the CIA In
reported that thec anne ualmmeet-
inQ of the London and district
zone would be held in Windsor
on March -21. Plans are for a
bus to leave Clinton - in the
mornirr_� and to return the same
day. Those interested are invit-
ed to leave their name at the,
agricultural representative's of-
fice. Clinton.
Robert Broadfoot, director of
Egg Producers for the zone, re-
ported that pursuant to a re-
quest from the Ontario Poultry -
Producers fol'` the setting up of
an egg marketing plan, the On-
tario Farm Products Marketing
Board will hold a series of pub-
lic meetings, including IValket•
tote, Feb. 27, Ontario Depart-• ; I
ment of Agriculture; London. '
Tuesday'. March 3, County Bldg.,:
Stratford. 'Wednesday. March 4.
Ari :ultural Cul i s e u' m, All
meet:ras will begin' at 1:30 p.m,
Etend nan producers are ,invited to
atPresident AlexAL Greco
sue au—interesting report n
=a
the Leadership Forum whic
he attended at Geneva Par
Orttlia. Some 70, men and w
Men counties 'arid- districts edofy. On-
tario -were represented.
Lloyd Stewart, president Hu--
ro'ft County Hog Producers, re-
ported Chat he had received a
�number of complaints from pro- '
ducers regarding the assembly
yard at Clinton. This yard
serves a large area and facili• '
ties are not adequate to serve
the producers readily, and 'they
often have to wait long periods
to 'get unloaded, Production of
hogs has increased in Hur-ort
the . past years. and Huron is
now fifth in the production ,of
hogs for Ontario. It was also
announced that some 60 gilts
raised by ,4H' Club members
would be offered far sale on
April '4th at Clinton. •
Douglas Miles spoke on Farm
Management and invited farm-
Iers to watch the program on
Farm Management at 1:30 on
CKNX-TV on Saturday. Feb. 29.
Horace Delbridge gave a re-
port for the Cream Producers.
Ontario
FINANCIAL
Even Farmer
ance" tested bull will beeligible
for aqurefi iu on perform -
purchase 'price, but not exceeding premium of ce pith
the terms of the Bull Premium Policy0'00, in accordance with
•• Catalogues available from the.•Secretary
art
A.
J.
Beetong Ontaresrdent R. H. Graham, Secretary -Treasurer. Parliament Bldgs., Toronto, Ont.
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SPECIALS FOR
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
CAts,,t1 x'11U1v MILK • - 7 Large Tins $
Rick's Sweet 1•00
rICKLES_ • . - . 3 15 -oz: Tins $
Van Camp's moo
iVEA.;N WITH PORK.. 7 15 -oz. Tins $ A
Bright's •t70
A1— r L°ES AUCE 7 15 -oz, Tins $1.00
Aylmer
Ii 1t V 1T COCKTAIL • • .4 15 -oz. Tins
Aylmer ' ,0
1OJIATO SOUP - 8 10 -oz. Tins
1.00
Nabob.
JELLYPOWL ERS , 1 9 Pugs. $1 00
Assorted Flavours
r Stoke.ly's
HONEY POD PEAS —OR --
h CREAM STYLE CORN 6 15 -oz. Tins $1.00
k' Ellmarr Pure
PEANUT BUTTER. • . .
St. William's' Assorted 3 16 -OZ, Jars $1.00
ALL KINDS
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W. Er
SOUTHGATE
MAIN ST. - SEAFORTH
Phone 334 Res. 840
Otte; hatter Which has been in the tefttbook fields ereatedpby a proper levet for tnetnserves. vire ' ry:•:r
•Y`
If v:et,uoe..,a..
JAMS with Pectin 4 9 -oz. Jars nn
Pink Seal 1-.00
PINK SALMON 3 73/ -oz. Tins $
. 1.0.0
Dipon's Whole
DILL PICKLES 3 24 -oz. Jars $1.00
Devon -
GOLDEN WAX BEANS 7 15 -oz. Tins $1.Q0
Fancy
TOlMMA.TO JUICE 348 -oz. Tins (�
Y', $1r�IJ
Tempt
Chotce ef�`toket s Heinz or Libby's
DOG FOOD 11 15 -oz. Tins $
ECONOMY KLEENEX 1`00
KOTEX—_Regular 12's Pkg
LArge 48's Pkg.
4 for $1.00
43c
Indian River
GRAPEFRUIT—Size...
WAXED TURNIPS
Fresh
HEAD LETTUCE—Size 30. .
$1.59
.10 for 69c
lb. Sc
• -Each .10C
SES: LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY
FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS
Open 'til 6 p.m. Saturday
Smith -'s
MUM T S.
PHONE 12 : FREE DELIVERY
e with Spring -Filled II d olds
a 2iece built
P �r•eneh Provincial Chesterfield Suite cover-
ed in k,.top grade N'y'lon cover; '2 other assorted Chesterfield
Suites with foam cushions;,2 9 -piece Coppertone or Chrome
2 t7 -piece sets[enSuites consisting of 6ng of cchairs and60'rs a and a 72” table:
able- with
inlaid top; 1 Deluxe Coppertone Dinette Suite; 3 Bookcase
Bedroom Suites complete with Bed, Dresser, Chest of Draw-
ers and matching Box Spring and Mattress; 2 sets of Lamps
conset; 1 [set 'of Colonial St pa and Cofieeand' 2 Table Tables with per
natural
maple finish; other Step and Coffee Tables;. 2 39" Continen.
tal beds complete with headboards and legs; 1 54" Conti-
nental Red complete; 4 full size 54" Spring -Filled Mattresses[
2 Hostess Chairs, Platform Rocker, 9 x 12 Rug, Hi Chair,
Telephone Table, Kitchen Step Stool, Chrome Rcker, A.M.
and F.M. Mantel Radio and Writing Desk,
APPLIANCES AND T.V.—A Large Refrigerator with full cross -
top freezer; 2 Electric Ranges, one being a Deluxe model;
a Long Skirt Washer with pump; a 15 cubic -foot Deep Freeze
that ,holds over 500 lbs, of frozen food; Automatic Washer
and Dryer .(matching pair); 'Combination Radio and Record
Player and Last of all, 7 different Television sets, "21" models,
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that have a -Il been checked over and are in A-1 working
11t -c
-condition.
All the Appliances in this Sale are Guaranteed •to be in A-1
working conaifion when you hook them up at your home. -
_DON'` MISS THIS OUTSTANDING SALE.
AUCTIONEER -- Leo. E. Bird
TERMS CASH—Cheques accepted on Furniture "
3% Sale's lax in effect
SPECIAL NOTICE
Credit` Terms
ARE NOW AVAILABLE 'to anyone with a job, steady income
and a good credit rating. If you qualify, just fill in the applica-
tion below an4, mail it to -day to Auctioneer Leo E. Bird, 614
Gordon Ave., London, Ontario.
All approved applicants will receive immediately an O.K.
CREDIT CARD. which will enable them to bid on any item irr- -
the Auction Sale—pay no down payment and take up to 30
months to pay. Attend this and every other auction sale con-
ducted by Auctioneer Leo E. Bird and BUY THE EASY WAY.
PAY YOUR OWN PRICE
NO DOWN PAYMENT
UP "TO 30 MONTHS TO PAY
CREDIT APPLICATION
t
Name
Address
Employer
Credit Reference
Finance Company
Finance Company
I3ank
Other References
If you
Age
Phone
How long
Signature
mail this application to -day you could qualify for Credit
Buying atthis coming Auction Sale,
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