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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-02, Page 12Ions 12 • Th. Timps•Atdv9cattt .April 2�. 190 What's new in fc.. rm equipment iesels s.I are SpOti L ons raise ions raise in two char' .y drives Exeter Lions Club, in their to set up a blood bang* for the blitz for the Red Cross Thurs- Red Cross to provide free blood day .evening, raised a little over for' all hospitals, appealed to the .$1.250. !members for support. Ile ea- lilentbers of the eluh set out . plained that in the past patients in pairs shortly after five o'cloek had to pay for blood transfusions to make a canvass of the town but under the new System it prior to their supper meeting at !would be provided free. The Armstrong's Restaurant. t date set :for donations in Exeter "We get a splendid reception is April 28. everywhere we called," said " The annual ladles' night for Larry Snider, who turned in the the club will be held April 23, ° largest amount, something over and a father and daughter ban - $100.00. ; quet will be held May 28. The . blitz over. the members' Additional donations to the lied Sat clown to supper at 8.30. A i Cross may be left at the office lusty singsong opened the meet• , of C. V. Pickard, who headed ing, : the drive, or with K. W. Me - Lion 1 -Lion Milt Robbins reported Laughlin at the Bank of Nova that close to $1,400 had been Scotia, raised for the Easter Seal Cam- paign. SEE new farm machines In ac• " Lion B. W. Tuckey, who is tion at your local implement heading the campaign in Exeter dealers. i ,tttt 11111111111111111111111111111111111,tl atilt 11U1111/11,111111111111,1l1,11„III.IIII, tali 1111111111111111111111111111111/1111111 SHIP YOUR CATTLE TO QNTARrO STOCK YARDS Toronto, so that all Buyers, i.e. Traders, Exporters, it Packers and Wholesale Butchers, may compete for your Livestock, R. B, WILL .AMS Phone Kirkton 44r9 R.R. 3 Exeter fO111t1111111111111111111111111111,1111/111111ttltt1t1t111111111111111 ttttttttttttit ttttt t alts t,ttlt11t14N11t111f1111U,111I11 tip tit tt with `live' power tgke-off 8 forward .speeds - The now bigger 11-275 Diesel is packed with prac- tical aids to better farming—including constant. - running 'live' power take -off -8 °forward speeds— exclusive TH differential cock—reversible 3 -point hitch —fully adjustable swinging drawbar—weight trans- fer and depth control—completely independent 'live' hydraulic system and full comfort control that takes the fatigue out of driving! Chances are this is the tractor you've been waiting for—let us show you point -by -point, feature -by - feature why the B-275 is powered right, equipped right and priced right for you now, Here's rill'- t,er, and bonus economy for every farm. A more powerful running -mate for the famous International B.250 DIESEL INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER PHONE 60-W V, L. Becker & Sons I?ASHWOOD • 1 for FOR i3 a tttttttt FORD'S SELECTO-MATIC --- Claude Denneau, of Larry Snider Motors Ltd,, displays the new automatic trans- mission featured on Ford tractors this year. —T -A Photo Ford's new automatic gives on -the -go shift A revolutionary new tractor attaching implements or maneu- transmission unit, which the coni- vering in ticklish situations. Also pany claims to be the most sig the operator can pre -select any. nificant improvement in 20 years of five gears and set stops for in tractor operating ease and ca- the ones desired in such shuttle pacify for work, has been an- operations as loading, The opera- nounced by Ford Motor Co. of for can then give the job his full Canada, Ltd. attention, never having to glance The new unit combines the at the selector lever. These stops convenience features of an auto are easily by-passed for work in mobile' automatic transmission other gear ratios. with the advantage of on -the -go + The shift mechanism is de - gear shifting through 10 -forward signed so the operator can "feel" speeds. , each speed position on the trans "Such a unit has never before mission, enabling hint if. neces- been available in tractors," says' sary to shift gear without look - Larry Snider, of Larry Snider ing at the 'lighted selector- dial; Motors Ltd., where the machines 1 are on display.• "The real significance of this SAVE time and money with new transmission to farm and new farm machinery, industrial tractor users is that it permits the operator to select a lower gear when under heavy loads, and a higher gear when the going is easier, without clut- ching and without slowing down or stopping the tractor," said Mr. Snider. "It will provide. in- creased tractor efficiency of as much as 27 per cent under a wide variation of field condi- tions." Named the "Select -O -Speed", the transmission is described by the company as a 10 -speed, fully selective, power shift unit, com- I pletely controlled by one small !lever immediately below the steering wheel. There is no clutch pedal, or gear shift lever. It also has twp reverse gear ratios, and positions of "neutral" and "park." The 10 forward speeds have been engineered to overlap so that any operator can keep his tractor running at the most effi- cient throttle setting while choos- ing a ground speed ranging from one half -mile an hour, for preci- sion work, to more than. 18 mph in towing and highway travel. The transmission can be com- pletely disengaged when the trac- tor is being towed to job sites. When the engine is not running the transmission automatically goes into "park" position with the wheels locked. As a result, the brakes never need to be set. The convenience of the new unit, says the company, extends beyond ease of shifting. For ex- ample, there is an inching con- trol pedal, located where the foot clutch normally is found, that permits the tractor to move gent- ly and under precise control for WANTED White beans -- top prices paid WANTED Contract growers for malting barley ? ontcal.m and Parkland varieties available. That land you are not using can bring ih extra dollars for you, Fertilizer supplied if desired. WANTED Buyers for seed oats, barley and beans at down to earth prices. All varieties on hand, Cook Bros. Milling Co. Phone24 Hensa11 Ne Diesel appears to be the magic" word in farm machinery this year.. Most of the companies have announced new. larger models. Haying equipment and cont - bines are also new, Here are some of the high- lights of "59's developments in farm machinery: Ford features a new "Select- tJ-;1latic" transmission, along with diesels. Massey -Ferguson introduces .its new 85 which brings the Fergu- son system 14 large.scale farm - big, It also shows new hay ma- chines and combines. international -Harvester is show- ing its. B-275 diesel, a big brother for the B-250 introduced last year. Balers, mowers and rakes are also new, Nuffield of England contnues to promote its 3- and 4 -cylinder diesels. New Holland announces a new crimper which cuts hay, drying time. Oliver offers .a power combina- tion in its bright new. styjing, News stories and advertise- ments in this section tell part of the story. Farmers are .urged to visit their dealers •-- .all of them -- to get the complete plc - hire on new machinery for 1959. • Visit Your Area DEALERS What's Best For Your Farm? FOR A"BETTER CROP PLANT • CO OP SEED CDRRECTIONl IN !SMARMS !.Minimum salary in they teach.;; .ers' schedule adopted by Ltsborne t township school .area board. is Buy and use Easter Sams j 1RIS111tltt+ItllflNltlltt(11Httllltitftftf1111p111111fltlllltf41111111I111411111p1111111111Illlplllllllllllltp111111/tllllllllllU71 1 Cornish, Mitchell Co 1$2,800, ,.an increase of $300 over+ Gast year. (Th% Times -Advocate errone f "ously reported last week the € mintrattnt .had been raised from € $3,200 to $3,000. This should have been the maximum). Annualincrement of $200 was set on a.tentative basis. • i Eight of the nine teachers will receive $3,500 this coming year. i CERTIFIEp Piilll.JC ACCOUNTANTS H. ,1, Cornish I,. F. Cornish P. Mitchell K. W. $lade W. L'. Suchard 291 PUNDAS' .ST, Plat GE 2,2651 I-QNDONI QNT, '11!11He1Huunup111t1111111p11t111t+nenp11.11ununuu11uU16nupafrlpnunu1n11lnuutntuanrunlulllulul, � t PRECISION GRANULATED FOR PRECISION PLANTING COMPLETELY GRANULAR --No DUST NEW DRILLING PRECISION The controlled particle size of SUPER FLOW —no fines or oversize granules—gives you new accuracy and ease of application. SUPER FLOW runs evenly and freely—no drill clog- ging and skipping, This smooth consistent flow means uniform distribution of fertilizer —gives you more even crops—higber yield. NO DUST SUPER FLOW is completely dustless. Easier to handle . , , there's no foss of plant food on windy days. See your '.I "L ALWAYS FLOWS FREELY Completely granular, oven dried to remove excess moisture, SUPER FLOW contains no dust to harden into lumps. GREATER PLANT FOOD VAI,UE The range of SUPER, FLOW granular size permits more phosphorous to become avail- able to the plant. Furthermore, each granule contains all the nutrients in the analysis —which means a more uniform distribution of plant food. or NATIONAL Fertilizer,Dealcr you get more for '+jr'"oiur,,'monley•'with SUIPIWI LOW: FORD'S NEW ALL T ANNOUNCING! FORD DIESEL TRACTORS L a west priced diesels in their class! THRIFTY FUEL ECONOMY FOUR GREAT NEW MODELS ALL FdRD EQUIPMENT FITS —And with all of Ford's time - tested performance and work - saving features. --Choice of Special Utility or fully t equipped tractors, full range of factory options. —All front and rear mounted equipment for current Ford Tractors may be used with the New Ford Diesels. Tractor Owners MEETING Monday, ApriI 6 8:30 p.m. Come Out is Learn All About The Mew FORD $ELECT*O$PEED And' Many Other Now Ford Features! REFRESHMENTS FILMS Now! Stift on -the -go NEW FORD SELECT -O$ Hydraulic power does the actual shifting, bit, It's controlled by this handy lever under.the steering wheel. A light touch is. alt you need to shift to any gear —10 speeds forward, 2 reverse—at any time. Now—finger-tip, clutchless shift- ing with hydraulic power doing all the work! For the first time, you can shift on -the -go to any sped you want, any power you need, by a simple touch of your finger. Now you can match pull - power and speed exactly, " in- stantly, to changing field condi- tions. And what's more, independ- ent PTO engages or disengages NEW DEXTA EE on -the -go, too, to save time and speed PTO work. With clutchless power shifting and independent PTO, you'll do more work and cover more acres. Come in and test drive a Ford Select -O -Speed tractor sooty --see what it can do for you! THE RiGHT TRACTOR FO ALL THOSE JOBS AND THOSE FARMS WHERE HANDINESS, ECONOMY AND SPEEDY WORK ARE DAILY REQUIREMENTS . Among feeding Dexta tidvantgaes are the extremely simple single.' lever hydraulics which include QUALiTROf. l,nd Implement Position Control and the New - E4 ticiency ew-E•fficiiency 3•Cyl, Diesel Engine. ,ARRY. SPJDER Phone 624 Workmate of the Major! . OT Ex ter f