The Huron Expositor, 1962-02-22, Page 8nd; .
Congratulations and
Best Wishes
to
HENDERSON
STARTED, --CHICKS LTD.
BEST111.I _:;HES• T
and HENDE
BILL HENDERSON
SON STARTED. CHICKS LTD.
on- the completion of its expansion
program.
We appreciated ttie opportunity of being
selected to supply materials
for the project.
SEAPORT
LUMBER L�
Lumber and. Building Supplies
PHONE 47 SEAFORTH
CONGRATULATIONS TO
HENDERSON
STARTED CHICKS LTD.
We were happy to be chosen to play a
part in preparing for the construction
of the new addition.
J. H...Mc,LLWAIN
Material Handling
Stone -- Gravel -- Top Soil
PHONE 771 SEAFORTH
NEWS OF.EGMONDVILLE
FIRST INLAND REVENUE COLLECTOR
MISS N. M. VARLEY AWARDED MBE
Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, of
Egmondville, has received word
that her niece, Miss Norah Mar.
garet Varley, of Wheat, close
near Milnthorpe, England, has
been made a member of the
Order ,of the British Empire
(MBE). The daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Varley,
Miss Varley is collector in
charge of the Lancaster Office
of Internal Revenue.
Mrs. Dalrymple, when she
was in England two years ago,
spent some time with Miss Var-
ley.
Miss Varley began her career
with the Inland Revenue in
1921, and in 1942 was the first
woman collector ever to be ap-
pointed in England, when she
took charge of the Kendall of-
fice. Previously she had been•
awarded the Coronation Medal
for public service.
Mrs. Stan Osborne and Mr.
and' Mrs. Ray Needham and
son, Garry, London, spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Ted Brown and
Linda.
Mrs. Doug Racho and chil-
dren, of Dublin, . and Sharon
Kleinfelt, of Mitchell, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Ted Brown.
Mrs. R. Nott has returned
home after spending six weeks
with her daughter, Miss Nancy
Nott, in Honolulu, Hawaii.
NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH
Senior Church School, 10:00
a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m.,
Rev. Harry Donaldson, St.
Thomas' Anglican Church, will
preach; Junior Church School
during worship. "— Rev. J. C.
Britton,, Minister:
CONGRATULATIONS
TO HENDERSON
STARTED CHICKS. LTD.
MENDE[t50N
M lT
on the expanding demand for their started" pullets'
There's a trend toward started pullets in Ontario. More and more egg producers
are finding that it pays to buy replacement pullets when they are nearly ready
to lay, instead of raising them from baby chicks. But the demand for "Hender-
son" started pullets is growing much faster than the normal trend. here's a
reason. "Henderson" pullets are building a reputation for better -than -average
ability to make money for the people who buy them. That's why Henderson has
built the new extension to his plant, ,which he is officially opening on February 28.
-C Pioneer -Cafeteria starting' and growing feeds are used exclusively
in the production of Henderson Started Pullets.
PIONEER—CAFETERIA FEEDS LTD.
44 , Eglinton Avenue West, Tolit►nto
THE ATTRACTIVE office
of Henderson Started Chicks
(above)"is seen in this summer
time picture. Here, the im-
men -se task of maintaining
records covering 65,000 chicks
.is carried on.
SERVICE Representative
Bob Whitelaw (lower left)
discusses his itinerary for the
day with Bill Henderson in
the firm's office at the No. 1
Plant in Egmondville. Hen-
derson representatives call
regularly on the firm's cus-
tomers ' throughout the' dis-
trict ^ (Expositor photo by
Philips).
News of Dublin
Mr. and Mrs. John Krauskopf
and family, Napanee, and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Costello, To-
ronto, with Mr. apd Mrs. Dan
Costello.
Mrs. Beulah McGovern; of
Montreal, with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Stapleton.
Miss Nancy Kelly, Kitchener,
with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Kelly.
Miss Joan Masse, Brantford,
with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Stap-
leton.
Attending the Maloney-Kist-
ner wedding Saturday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maloney,
Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ma-
loney, Michael Maloney, Strat-
ford; Miss Beatrice Maloney,
Oakville; Mr. and Mrs. William
Kelly, Sebringville; Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Bannon, Gadshill;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murphy, Port
Colborne.
We at Wright. & Leyburn's are proud to be responsible for
delivering Henderson Chicks to market in our modern trucks.
Vans like this one Garry 5,000 twelve -week-old chicks.
Shown here are (left to right) Bob Ruston, Ray Henderson, of
No. '2 Plant; Ivy Henderson, Gerald Groothius and Harry Hak,
of No. '1 Plant.
WRIGHT & LEYBURN
Local and Long Distance Trucking •
Phone 283 Seaforth
Congratulations
to
HENDERSON
STARTED CHICKS
LIMITED .
on the
COMPLETION OF THEIR
NEW BUILDING PROGRAM
FAMOUS LOGSDON "H & N" CHICKS
ARE WORTH 'COMPARING!!
LIVABILITY; H & N Nick Chick Leghorns have earned a
record of 85% livability in ELEVEN
YEARS OF OFFICIAL RANDOM TESTING, compared to
the test average of those years of 76%. It is important to note
that- this record was established not by one group of birds in , "�" �`' .
one test, but by ELEVEN ENTIRELY SEPARATE groups, of
llirds, some, purposely exposed to leukosis. Thus H & N provides long range, proof of high
livability because one year's test is never a reliable indication of true strain comparison.
QUALITY: H & N maintains and improves your production of top market grades. Each
year thousands of eggs from our pedigreed crossline chicks are broken and
subjected to painstaking examination to dete rmine which families produce the best shells,
;.:.£.—;• the least blood spots and best albumen quality. H &
N Nick Chick Leghorns are bred to help you cash in
On the. extra ` profits of top market grades.
TO. HELP CELEBRATE THIS OPEN HOUSE
EVENT, WE ARE CONTINUING OUR
J,
EARLY ORDER DISCOUNT
of 2c per Chick -
ON THE H. & N CHICKS
, Until March 15; 1962
ORDER NOW!
L,GSDONH,&N,
Hatcheries
LLOYD ltOWAT - Manager -
PHONE 558 - SEAFORTHy.
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