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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-02-23, Page 8Page 8 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1950 Get away from business oc­ casionally. It’s cheaper to take a voluntary vacation than wait till the doctor orders it. No man can do more than his best, but a good many men can do more than they think is their best. Silver crest M HHH jMii Poultry Farm enters #■ We Were Pleased to Have Assisted with the Electrical Wiring AND SUPPLYING OF ELECTRICAL MATERIALS at Silvercrest Poultry Farm ip r o d u c e r s. of market in .South Huron, have a new .field of marketing, oven-dressed poultry, of last year, Edgar Cudmore made a tour In and of the of ex­ Exeter Radio & Electric PHONE 187-W V Large and Small Appliances V General Wiring of All Kinds V Radio and Appliance Repair DON JOLLY, PROP. Fowl Year Round Oven-Dressed degrees below zero and this to­ gether with the Cro-O-Vac bag •completely holds the flavour in and makes in many casbs a bet­ ter bird than when fresh killed because the freezing tenderizes them. They are held at 5 degrees below zero after freezing and are then ready for market. Fast­ freezing stops the clock as far as deterioration is concerned and the birds are farm fresh months after they are killed. Speaking of markets, the Cud- more’s intend to market their products thro u g h the retail stores and meat markets in the towns of South Huron as well as keeping a supply at the farm. The public will no doubt ap­ preciate this new service as up to the present it has only been available in some of the larger centres. Cut-uip . turkey, so that the average family may buy to meet their needs instead of buy ing a whole bird, may be an added line soon. the birds are properly finished and ready for market they are killed, semi-scalded at 124 to 128 degrees and are plucked by expert pickers. While still warm the are eviscerated (drawn). This work is supervised and every bird is inspected. As .soon as the eyiscertating is finished the birds are cooled in tanks of cold water and ice. This cooling takes several hours and the birds ■must be completely' cooled be­ fore they are packaged in a new type of bag known as Cro-O-Vac, This bag, made for the purpose, stays pliable at 40 degrees below zero and is so moisture-proof that experiments carried on by the Department of Agriculture show that 2000 pounds of turkey when packed weighed out at 199 9 pounds two years later with no freezer burn. At packing the .birds are weighed, the weight ticket placed inside the wrap­ per, plainly visible and this is the weight yon pay for, In this way you are not paying for head feet, entrails as in the old-fash­ ioned way. As soon as packed’ they are put into the sharp freezer at 25 Broilers Roasters - Capons S Serve Poultry Once A Week The Year Around New Field The Silvercrest Poultry Farm, leading poultry entered that of October Mrs, several States visiting with producers where this type marketing was carried on tensively. Believing that this would help to sell more and better poultry products in this district, Silver­ crest recently installed a new sharp-freeze plant to handle this new product. This plant was de­ signed and built at the farm by a local refrigerator expert. The poultry being packaged are turkeys and chickens and these are hatched by local hatcherymen and are of the high­ est quality. They have been fed on special rations manufactured by nationally known feed ex­ perts. The ’Cudmore’s believe that the proper mixing of feed cannot be done at home and so leave the feed question to those who know how. Under this system as soon as ORDER TODAY No Sales or Poultry Visitors on Sunday Please PHONE 171-r:14 Silvercrest Poultry Farm Offers Prompt Delivery of its Fowl in a STUDEBAKER TRUCKbuys sold by Graham Exeterfrom K a: Remember the difference between “fresh frozen” and “frozen fresh”. Like Silvercrest you too will be well satisfied with Studebaker performance and dependability Turkey meat is the easiest of all to digest and the most economical of all poultry foods Our birds mature plump and ready for the table from 8 to 10 pounds. I K< We Were Pleased to Be Able to Supply MATERIALS Used in the Construction of the Freezer at Silvercrest Poultry Farm Good Luck, Edgar and Mrs. Cudmore! Huron Lumber Co Silvercrest Poultry Farm TURKEY POULTS Poolay’s Turkey Farm Silvercrest Poultry Farm's Flock D isease Control Program Is Exclusively Supplied By Dr. Salsbury’s Labratories For Complete Protection Against Disease Contact Dr. Salisbury’s Laboratories J. W.'Weber CANADIAN DISTRIBUTOR PHONE 420-W EXETER Right from the Start Use Dr* Salsbury’s Ren-O-Sal 1 Prevents the spread of Cecal Coccidiosis 2 Promotes Faster Growth and Earlier 1*’gg Production —- A Nation-Wide Poultry Service THE COMBINED IS CANADIAN SPUDS IN HOT WATER — U.S. farmers ; protesting the sale of Canadian spuds at twenty cents a bag less than the current U.S. prices at a' time’’when thousands of bags of U.S. spuds are going to waste or arc offered to welfare agencies at one cent a hundred pounds. Members of the U.S. Senate Agriculture committee, Guy Gillette, left, and Elmer Davis, .centre, question George W. Davis, produce dealer, as part of the government-ordered probe. —C.P.C. ELIMVILLE The pupils of Usborne are pre­ senting a concert in the Thames Road Church on Friday, March 3. All receipts are being given to the New Hospital Fund at Exeter. Mr, Gordon Calquhoun, Camp Borden, and Mrs. Calquhoun and Sandra, of Crediton, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns are all smiles now. It’s a boy! Mr. and Mrs. Orville .Bird and Darian visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. Bird, of Miss Seeta Barnes, of spent the week-end with Mrs. William Routly. Miss Grace and Master Johns spent Friday with Mr. Murray Venner, of Chiselhurst. Miss Wanda Stephen .and Mr. Laurie Stephen, of London, spent the week-end with their parents here. The Elimville W.M.S. and .W. A. are having the Thames Road W.A. as guests to of Prayer Church on London. London, Mr. and Edward W.M.S. and World's Day in Elimville February 24. Mr. Elgin spent the parents. Mr. and Mrs. .Gilbert Johns, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johns visited Thursday evening with Mr, and Mrs* Flmer Passmore, of Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. Telford Horne, of Toronto, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Routly and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Horne. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dilling, meeting Friday, Milton,Skinner, of week-end with his Sharp Freezer and Holding Unit Used in the Processing of Fowl at the Silvercrest Poultry Farm Was Designed and Built by CROCKER REFRIGERATION We wish Edgar and Mrs. Cudmore (‘very success in their new venture! Domestic and Commercial Refrigeration Sold and Serviced Conversion Oil Burners for Furnaces Phone 59-W G. K. CROCKER Exeter ■H of Hensail, visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dill­ ing. Institute Hold Euchre Party The Elimville Institute held their euchre party in Elimville Town Hall on Tuesday evening in candlelight. The prizes were won by Mrs. Norman Jaques for ladies’ ‘ ’ " ’' - - • - gent’s ladies' Johns, Philip Hern, the consolations. The next group will be sponsored by the Winchelsea ladies sometime in March Entertain Young People Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Skinner entertained a few young people in the town hall on Friday eve­ ning. Euchre was played and after lunch dancing was enjoyed. Prises for euchre went to Miss Ruth Skinner, ladies’ high; Mr. Ward Hern, gent’s .high; Mrs. Harold Kerslake, ladies’ lone hands; Mr. Orville Bird, gent’s lone hands; Mrs. Oliver Jaques, ladies’ carrying prize; Mr. Lloyd Hern, gent’s carrying prize, and consolations were won by Mrs. Philip Johns ’and Mr. Harold Bell. Elimville W.M.S* The Elimville W.A. held their February meet­ ing at the home William Johns afternoon, February 15, about twenty-five members pres­ ent. The meeting ope lied with Hymn 172 followed by the scrip­ ture lesson by Mrs. Franklin Skinner. Mr. H. Ford had charge of the meeting, following the Missionary Monthly program. Don Delbridge read a chapter from the study book, "Through the Years”. An instrumental by Mrs. Philip Johns was enjoyed by all. Ruth Skinner gave a reading, "We Are So Grateful”. The new W.M.S* president, Mrs. Horace Delbridge, had charge of the business. Minutes and roll call were given and cards of thanks were read. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. IT. Ford. The W.A. president had. charge of W.A. business and readings were given by W.A. members. Some Red Cross business I also transacted Mrs. Johns in charge, i i And W.A* W.M.S. and the of Mr. and Mrs. on Wednesday with Shur-Gain Custom Mixed Feeds was Whalen high; Mrs. Alvin Pym, for high; Mrs. Harold Bell, lone hands; Mr. Kenneth gent’s lone hands; Mrs. Murcli and Mr. Ward Don’t let your waistline teed your chestline, For every inch the waist measurement ex­ ceeds the chest measurement, a person may subtract two years from his normal life expectancy. & FEED SERVICE FEED 1 ©SME3 From the Mixer to Greater Profits„ . waV Ensures Gi eater the ^est ttn(i viW,0 1 feed for gr<- * RRESH1A ■ ivl. strength. oW of the »« LOWER c?stand tire dmihle han » „ middleman s TO SILVERCREST POULTRY FARM WE WISH THE BEST OF SUCCESS IN YOUR NEW VENTURE FROM