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MOST
DELICIOUS
NATURE LAVISHLY
ENDOWS MILK AND DAIRY
FOODS WITH ESSENTIAL
FOOD ELEMENTS ! `
ENJOY THE BEST'
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High in Vitamin "A"
NOTHING COULD BE FINER FOR
EATING PLEASURE AND YOUR
FAMILY'S HEALTH THAN PLENTY OF
MILK AND DAIRY FOODS INCLUDED
WITH EVERY MEAL !
Milk and Dairy Foods Have Acclaim of
Nutrition Experts Everywhere as "Nature's
Most Nearly Perfect Food."
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MITCHELL, ONT.
DIAL 348-8414
THE WHOLE
FAMILY ENJOYS
Warm weather ... and Ice Cream!
There's a combination that •makes
for better living! It's time now to
usher in Summer menus with more
and more servings of the world's
most delicious dessert!
ICE CREAM is delicious'. . . nutri-
tious . . . by. itself ,with cake,
summer fruits .. . . or any of the
other delicious, appetite; pleasing
combinations you can make up with
wonderful, ,wonderful Ice Cream !
BISSET'S — The Ice Cream With That "M -Mm Good" Flavor
BISSET B"OS. LTD.
SALTFORD HEIGHTS — JUST NORTH OF GODERICH
Bisset's Ice Cream Available in Seaforth at
Neil Bell Service Station
McClinchey's Restaurant
Queen's Hotel
Dick's Cash Grocery
Seaforth Lions Park
McCluskie's Winthrop Store
Eickmeyer's Gene'raI Store — Egmondville
4b,
Dairy Sales
In Cafla:.a
To BiHi.n
"The Canadian Dairy Process-
ing Industry in 1964 will sell
milk and milk products with a
gross retail value of well over
$1,000,000,000.00," J. M. Hart.
wick, President of The Nation-
al Dairy Council of Canada,
predicted in a statement re-
leased on the even of `June
Dairy Month', which this year
coincides with the 10th anni-
versary of commercial dairying
in Canada.
"Every major dairy product
will show healthy gains above'
last year's sales records. 'High
consumer . income, a larger
population and more realistic
prices are the main factors • in
the upsurge in consumption,"
Mr. Hartwick 'said.
Mr. Hartwick stated that "for
the . third consecutive year, lit-
tle change is expected in total
milk production."
-"Of an expected total of 17,-
000,000,000 pounds of milk
sold off farms this year, 47 per
cent will be manufactured into
butter; 34 per cent will be us-
ed for fluid milk sales, 9 per
cent will be manufactured into
cheese, 5 per cent will be used
for evaporated milk and .other
concentrated products, and 5
per cent will be used .to make
ice cream," he said.
June is the month of peak
milk production. Climatic fac-
tors in Canada are such that a
surplus of milk is produced dur-
ing the six months of the year
when dairy cows are on pas-
ture, with production being sub-
stantially below consumption
during the months from Octo-
ber to April.
Quebec and Ontario produce
nearly two-thirds of the nation-
al milk supply, the Prairie Pro-
vinces 25 per cent, the Atlan-
tic Provinces 7 per cent, and
British Columbia 4 per cent.
. Mr. Hartwick said that "of
the total retail sales value of
milk products, dairy• farmers
receive 56 per cent. The dif-
ference is made up largely' of
costs of transportation, labor,
processing and packaging, dis-
tribution and wholesale and re-
tail mark-ups.. U.S. dairy farm-
ers receive only 44 per cent of
the consumer dollar spent on
daiiry foods. The farmer in Can-
ada receives 80 per cent of
the retail price of butter, the
highest return for any ma-
jor farm commodity, compared
with 72 per cent in the U.S.
Helick .Council
Howick Township Council met
in the clerk's office. All mem-
bers were present and Reeve
Ivan Haskins was in the chair.
Motions adopted inciuded:
Gibson and Strong: That we
pay the '$10 membership fee to
the Huron County Road Super-
intendent's Association.
McMichael and King: That
Bylaw No, 11-64, The Abandon-
ed Cemeteries Bylaw, be read
and passed.
King and Gibson: That we
join the Mayors' and Reeves'
Association and delegates at-
tend if possible.
Accounts approved included:
H. Hamilton, postage, $30.00;
Engeland Produce Co., balance
warble fly spraying, $906.40;
George Ashton. warble fly in-
spector, $525.00; W. E. Whit-
field, part salary, $215.00: H.
G. Harris, part salary, '$75,00;
convention expenses, $25.00;
mileage to Clinton, $7; H. Mc-
Michael, mileage to Clinton. $7;
Department of National Rev-
enue, income tax, I40: relief
accounts, $335,17; R. W. N.
Wade, additional premium on
insurance, $6.87; H. N. Gowdy
& Son, stove oil, $21.41; Cecil
Grainger, fox bounty, $4.00; R.
Gibson, hospital and fire area
meetings, $10; I. Haskins, wel-
fare administrator, $13.75; fire
area meeting, $5.00; Huron Co.
Road Superintendent's Associa-
tion, membership, $10; E.' E.
Cathers, bulldozing Wroxeter
and Gorrie dumps, $75; Mayors'
and Reevek' Association, mem-
bership, $20; road accounts, $4,-
591.02. Total, $6,922.62. ,
Canadian dairy farmers receive
53 per cent of the average sale
price of fluid milk, 11 'per cent
more than in the U.S."
Mr, Hartwick stated' that "in
relation to wages in •manufac-
turing industry, Canadian con-
sumers today can purchase well
over twice as much butter and
two and one-half quarte more
milk than was possible 15 years.
ago.
He said that "unless produc-
tion conditions throughout Can-
ada during the ,summer months
of this year are especially fav-
orable, the industry would ex-
perience difficulty in manufac-
turing sufficient products to
meet the growing domestic and
export demand resulting • from
a levelling. -off in milk produc-
tion and population growth."
Kippen East WI
Plans Meeting
The regular meeting of the
Kippen East WI will 'be held on
Thursday evening, June 18, at
8:15 p.m„ at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Finlayson, with Mrs.
Robert Gemmell as co -hostess.
The roll call will be, "A
housekeeping problem." - The
speaker will be the Home Econ-
omist, Miss P, Damuk A con-
test will be cenducted"*by Mrs.
Robert Gemmell. Lunch com-
mittee will .be Mrs, Alex Mc-
Gregor, Mrs. William .Caldwell,
Mrs. Vivan Cooper and Mrs.
James McNaughton.
Usb®rne Council
Usborne council met in the
Township:, Hall with Reeve
Archie : k therington, and Coun-
cillors, Ward.. Hern; Rey West --
Cott: Ken Duncan and Lloyd
Ferguson present. •
Council 'Was' advised that for-
mal Municipal Beard approval
for' a •debenture issue up to
$220.120.00 had been received;
that the Department of High-
ways had• approved an expen-
diture up to $1995.00 •Ser liquid
calcium chloride, as well as the
1964 road appropriation by -la's
for $55,000.00.
Council gave final passing to
the bylaw providing for the
sale of debentures on behalf of
the School Arca Board in to-
tal of $211,050,
Treasurer N. G. Clarke re-
ported receipt of $110.74 in ac-
counts receivable from the road
superintendent and other re-
ceipts of $9,168.35. 13y motion
of Duncan and Westcott, in-
cluded: That the road accounts
as presented by the road super-
intendent amounting to a to-
tal voucher of $9,153.21 be pass-
ed for payment.
By Hern and Ferguson: That
the price of gravel delivered to
ratepayers be $1.00 per cubic
yard.
By Westcott and ilern: That
a grant of $10.00 be made to
the Huron County Road Super-
intendent's Association.
By Ferguson and llern: That
a grant of $500.00 be made to-
ward the construction of the
Exeter swimming pool.
By Hern and Ferguson: That
Tile Drainage Loan No, 33 for
$300.00 and Tile Drainage Loan
No. 34 for $6b0,00 be made.
By Ferguson and Hern: That
the current accounts voucher
amounting to $5,942.53 be pass-
ed for payment.
A certificate from Engineer
Howes authorizing the contrac-
tor to be paid for 80 per cent
of the work on the McElrea
Drain was accepted by coun-
cil.
The contractor on the Hicks
Drain advised council that on
account Qf' the very stony con-
dition encountered, the assist-
ance of a backhoe would be re-
quired to install the tile, and
council instructed the road su-
perintendent to try and secure
one.
See the Mdny Dairy Products
On Display In Local .Stores
Try �
TastyCRE
During National
Dairy Month
Buy Ice Cream in
BRICKS - BULK
CONES - DIXIE CUPS
Patronize These Dealers
of Famous Name Ice Cream
it's Delicious!
Cousin's Ice Cream
AND BUTTER — Available at
MCGONIGLE'S
LUCKY DOLLAR
Delicious — Nutritious
Neilson's Ice Cream
Available at
HAROLD WHYTE E & SON
MEAT "MARKET
SMITH'S SUPERIOR
FOOD MARKET
for SILVERWOOHS'
DELUXE ICE CREAM
Bricks - Cones - Bulk - Etc.
Have You Tried
Royal Gold, IGA or
Tudor Ice Cream
Buy it today at your I.G.A. Store
WILKINSON'S I.G.A.
Bisset's Ice Cream
at
NEIL BELL
Service Station
Fit for a King! '
Royal Ice 'Cream
• . at
ELLIOTT'S
Bisset's Ice Cream
Available at
SEAFORTH
LIONS PARK
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Buy Bisset's Ice Cream
McCLUSKIE'S
Winthrop Store
- DICK'S
CASH GROCERY.
S' lis
Bisset's Ice Cream
A Family Fovorite !
York 'Ice Cream
from
CLEAVE'S
SUNOCO SERVICE
McCLINCHEY'S
RESTAURANT
for
Bisset's ice Cream
EICKMEYER'S
GENERAL STORE
sells
Bisset's Ice Cream
ICE CREAM SPECIAL
2V2 Gailon Pail $4.29
VAN DER HOEK'S
Supertest Lunch
JUNE IS
DAIRY
MONTH
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