HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-29, Page 12la The TirrieS-Aelvo te, March 29,.. 1962
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13.y MRS. ROBERT fit.)N.Dt-E
too lunch hardship on the the, testing of all lam inan
large manufacturers or pro—rhinery offered for sale in
vineiai distributors and. :surely Ontario and. to. .enforce the use.
service they ought to ,pro, of standard purchase .forms
It might also, be ,useful containing a warranty; to, pro,
in. keeping out sonic of the so- ,vide an inspection service to.
Called "flphy-night" operators ensure the enforcement of
Other specific recoMmenclae regulations; and to publish the
lions for a farm machinery act rePorts of all testa So that pros-
made by the OFA .governors pective buyers could base their
ineNde, the establishment of a purchase on known. aaclependr
provtncial board to supervise ent use studies.
THIS SPRING SOW
Contract Barley.
Barley price the past, year has averaged $1.35 per
bushel,
riThe Dominion Bureatt of .Statistics states that this
year's. Western Barley acreage is clown 29% on the
five-year average.
Barley prices. are expected to remain good, it is
one of the easiest cash crops to handle with seed
and fertilizer supplied.
Delivery is taken directly from the field. Free
Storage supplied.
SEE US FOR YOUR SEED GRAIN
COOK BROS.
MILLING CO. LTD.
Phone 24
Honsalt
IF: YOU
FARM HERE*
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HA CO ORCHARDS
Started
Pullets
Chicks.
the superb facilities rt P..gp Fashis P. new
at *PHs producing the famous kern Orchards
black Sesitiniss the unusual "aver that has
made headlines for egg product nn and aiiiround
farm performance far ever 20 years,
Order as dayield. or as stated mists from
2 'marks of age right 47 in ,PadY-th•faY . .
enemy one hatched and *cared ceder ROE FARlaS'
quality Vagrant.
Stack arse generation. direct Item the
isferider. and basked by Roe Farms' years of es-
ces:erce in producing the. finest started pullets
and dayiid;d ou'iets end chicks that can be
tio.ighf anywhere,
nthe• famous srsains also ;variable. es day-old
and started putlatar
W'5 or phone for details end dosat.toisesth
p' tea
ROE FARMS LIMITED
Atwood, Ont. rhons 355-2211
'Keep quiet This av~ek in
clubs told Dashwood
ing, held this year in the Le-
gion hall.
He gave a number of illus-
trations of how citizens can
get into trouble by saying the
wrong thing at the wrong lime.
He warned the service club
men not to talk before consult-
ing a lawyer whenever- they
were involved with police 017
court procedures.
Mr. Stafford reminisced on
a number of his court and legal
experiences. The lawyer was
introduced by Ed Brady arid
appreciation was expressed by
Elmer D. Bell, QC.
1,7sborne clerk Harry Strang
found the evening .a profitable. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Howe of
one. He won the $100.00 draw London spent the weekend with
sponsored by Lions. His ticket Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader and
was drawn by Kin Doug Sil- family.
lery. Proceeds from the raffle m r , an d Mrs. Iva n Taylor
will be used by the sight con- and family of Waterloo spent
serve tion committee of the Sunday with Mr. and
Lions. Lloyd Rader and family and
Winners of the evening draw L. H. Rader,
were Lion Wellington. Hero, Kin
Ward Kraft and guest speaker • Twenty ladles from Dashwood
Stafford. WI attended a social evening at
Crediton Wednesday as guests
Andrew Snelgrove chaired of Crediton WI.
the meeting, assisted by Kin A number of Dashwood 'resi-
President Art Clarke, Lion tail dents took advantage of hear-
twister Jack Smith and Kin Mg a former local resident,
sergeant-a-arms Harold. F'resz- Dr, E. E, Tiernan, OBE, speak
cator and Jim Scott attempted at the Daffodil party held in
to keep the good fun under Exeter Monday evening prior control. to the cancer campaign.
Mrs. Merrill James' mother,
All family loins Legion
Mrs. Walter Fletcher, will be
leaving Thursday for her home
Monday night Mrs. Ma.rga- in Waltham, Quebec. She has
ret Coombes joined the Exeter spent the winter visiting her
Legion Auxiliary — now the family in North Bay. Montreal,
whole family belongs to one Baltimore, Md., and Dash-
branch. wood.
They are Mr. and Mrs. Wil—
liam Cutting, Calvin, Robert
and Jack, Mrs. Carl (Ruby) Remember the good oP days
Maier, Dashwood, and Mrs. Ed — when charity was a virtue.
(Margaret) Coombes, town. not an industry?
Exeter Lions and Kinsmen, By MRS. ERVIN RARER.
were told Thursday night "to
keep your mouth shut"
Lawyer Harold Stafford, of 'Dashwood:1 Merry Maids ;
St. Thomas, who gave this ad- C e ''Sefth iarlant ee es tintgor of utigm4e4ri;
vice, wasn't angry with the was held at the home of Joan
clubs; he just was giving them Rader with the leaders Mrs.
Some free legal counsel, Leonard Schenk and Mrs. Eben
Stafford was guest speaker e"1..rt i g and ' and eight girls Pres-
at the clubs' annual joint meet- • The girls worked on their
garments. Notes were given on
fitting them. !loll call for next
meeting 'One occasion when
shorts may suitably he worn'.
Personal items
Air. Siegfried Miller of Water-
loo is recuperating at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
,Rudoph Miller. with an in-
jured heel.
Mrs. Herb Wein and Miss
Erma \Vein of Clinton spent the
weekend at Peterborough with
Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Whittier'
and family and attended the
amateur ice show in which.
Susan and. Margaret Whittier
took part.
Terramycin
POTENCY-PROTECTED ANT B OT C
stays potent longer to fight disease
If your farm water supply is neutral or
alkaline, use Terramycin, the one
broad-spectrum antibiotic that retains
disease-fighting potency in alkaline
water. Tests prove Terramycin de-
livers up to 40% more active antibiotic
for 24 hours.
Terramycin helps prevent or reduce
mortality losses due to a wide variety
of primary Infections plus many
secondary disease-causing organ-
isms, It takes less Terramycin for a
more effective disease-fighting job
than any other antibiotic.
Potent TERRAMYCIN Animal Health
Products: Animal Formula * Poul-
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a Liquid Formula for Mastitis a A D
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CARMAN LOVIE
45R15 GRAND BEND
Our Dion. Division Building Manager and Salesman
Put your foot down!
The '62 Lark matches your demands
Exeter Co-op Conn's Mill
235.2081 Exeter 235.1782 Ltd,.Exeter
Get a test paper
from your dealer
and see if your
farm water Is alka-
Ilne. If it is, you
need Terramycin,
the antibiotic that
stays potentlonger
in, alkaline water.
+90',4 of Canadian
farm ground water Is
alkaline
SHIPKA
AS THEIR DEALER IN THIS AREA
=At S
turdy, hi•cupacity
2:".41==2 FORAGE HARVESTER.
Handles your lacy, grate sal allege traps amth a minimum of lobeur.
25-. wide einter4er attach•
meat cute long Sr short crepe.
Exclusive fork system en•
cures continuous feeding and
accurate cuts.
R. 0 ‘af.c, r p attachment
far easier sad quicker
corn aill§E kirvosting.
Law cost pickup at
tachment reduces your
Ore,, harvesting equip•
meat to a minimums
The nes. "Dion Self-unloading box" features rear hinged door and
P.T.D. drove from tractor or Dion Feral,. 016Wer. Adjustable for all
tyres of crepe,
SELF-UNLOADING BOXES BUILT TO
YOUR SPECIFICATIONS
Contact
HARVEY RATZ
164R11 DASHWOOD
or
Huntley's Middleton's
235.1070
Drug Store Drug Store
Exeter 235.1570 Exeter ya
a•?.n't: '' .............................. "'it
Buy Terramycin Prom Buy Terramycin From
•
CONTRACTS
Unlimited Malting Barley Contracts.
Last year Malting Barley prices averaged between
$1.30 and $1.37 per bushel,
Feed Oat Contracts
Delivery accepted from -the field.
Sean Contracts
.A choice of Michelite, Sanilac and Seaway Seed
to choose from,..
FERTILIZER
We are selling fertilizer at a new low price,.
Contact us before you buy,
E. L. Mickle
!Sc SON LIMITED
PHONE 103 MENSAL L, ONT.
Mark silver wedding.
Mr, and Mrs- Jail: Smith
were pleasantly surprised nil
Saturday el't DMZ: when Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Wilson of Lake-
side entertained with a turkey
dinner for their 25th wedding
anniversary. The guest ,i ref
honor were presented with a
card table and chair set
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Wray SweitRer. flnn and
'Barbara if Shipka, Mr and
Mrs_ Frank Levy. Rachel-11e.
.len and Hilda of Trans% al. Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Randle and Lar
ry, Mrs Mary Smith and Mr,
and. Mrs. Gerald Brintnell.
LOBA euchre
A euchre sponsored hi. the
LOBA was held in the hall nn
Thursday evening when thir•
teen tables worn played.
Prizes for ladies high score
went to Mrs. H. O'Brien: tone
hands. Mrs. R_ M nrris on;
men's high, ,Taisk Smith; lone
hands. Lloyd Cowl*. door
prize. Mrs. M, liodgins.
jots were sold on two quarts
maple syrup which •were wan
by Wilfred Wilson and Mrs. .1.
11"Me-cen
Missionary service
Mrs. Leonard Thacker was
in charge of he m'ssionary
service on Sunday diirmg Sun ,
day School hour The scripture
was read by Walter Lamiforri.
mrs. a reliant read a
story Misses Orrin and Eli7a-
both Thacker sang a duet A
film "Reason For Reing" was
hown
CDIT plan coolcie sale
The I G1T gronp me' in the
rhurch basement on Monday
evening. Worsipp service was
taken by Mrs G. Copeland a s•
sisted by Doris Miils and Sha.
ron Thomson. Mrs, G. Cope-
land told a s:ory
Business, %% AS presided o% er
by Ruth Miller and it was de•
Med to have a rookie sale on
April 7. John Rodri demon•
strafed first aid in the form of
artificial respiration.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. R m. Ca in pbell
and Eric of Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs. John Wittevren and Sha-
ron were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Lawson and
family,
Mr and Mrs. Fred Foster of
St. Marys were Tuesday attyr-
noon and evening guests with
Mr. Herh and Miss .krla Hop-
kins
Mr. and Mrs. Don Morph}
r.rri Bradley spent the week-
end in Tornritn with Dr. and
Mrs. Geo Morphy. John and
Nelson.
Mr. and Mie-. Elmer kVil1is
and Mr. and Mrs. Dori Davis
of Exeter were Saturday guests.
of Mr. and. Mrs. Gerald Law.
;con and 'family.
Miss Hazel hero of Metro,
oontan .spent the weekend with
Mrs. Arthur Hopkins.
Mr and Mrs. Harry 'Web-
ber motored in Hamilton on
Sunday and visited with Mr.
and Mrs Mel. !,ouch and Mrs.
W. Switzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie \'odden
visited with Mrand Mrs. Roy
Senrehmere of Rayfield on
Thersda,v.
Mr aid Mrs. J, N Ander-
son of Willowdale and Mr. Ha-
rold Berry of Toronto were,
weekend quests of Mr. Allan
Berry and Mr and Mrs, Hugh
Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith,
Dianne and Douglas were
guests on .Thinlay with Mrs.
Garnet Johns of St.' Thomas.
Mrs. ft. Raymond of Lon-
don spent .several days with
her daughter, Mrs, Vic jans.
scn, Vic and family this past
week.
Mr. Victor Janssen has ta-
ken a Position with the Max-
well Co. in St. Marys.
Miss Norma Heim spent last
Monday and Tuesday with.. her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Hern. Ralph and Caroline.
Miss Blanche Mills visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Smith and family of •Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dar-
ting of Medina visited on Sun-
day with Mrs. Laurence Cope•
land and Murray,
Rev. and Mrs. J. Cook of
Arkona and Mrs- Ada Butters
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. •Wheeler and David on
Sunday.
Mrs. L. Copeland visited
with Mrs. Lillian Baker of St.
Marys on Sunday evening.
Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S'an Mountain of St. Marys on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Moral-.
croft and family of Appin were
guests with Rev. and Mrs. J.
Wareham and family on Sun-
day.
Mr and Mrs. Don Masnica
and family of Claremont and
Mr. and Mrs. Clayon Brock
and family of Guelph were
weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. lvnc. Dickie and family.
Miss Rhea Mills visited on
Sunday with Mr. Edgar Mills,
who is a patient in Victoria
Hospital.
.Mr. David Wheeler was
among the Perth Holstein
breeders who journeyed by bus
on Saturday to the Green Mea•
dow Farms at Elsie, Michigan.
On this farm over nOn cows are
milked daily.
Miss Ruth Miller spent the
weekend in Ingersoll attend-
ing the Christian Service week-
end in Trinity United Church.
CORRECTION, PLEASE
In the obituary last week of
the late Lorne E. Oke, the sur-
name of his sister was in ad-
vertently omitted — it should
have read Mrs Thomas (Rota)
Campbell, of Irsborne Town-
ship.
Wins clock
for speech
MT. .CARMEL
Vincent Ryan. competed in as.
regional public speaking cone
test in, Listowel last 'Thurs-
day.
He was presented with art
,electric alarm clock for first
prize impromptu speeeli in the
Huron .County district finals.
Personal, items
The Lirsuline Sisters, Airs.
Jack Hall; Mrs. Hubert 11!c-
Keever and. Mrs. Arnold Mc-
Cann attended the annual
OECTA Convention in _London
on Saturday. Two ..hundred tea-
chers were present. The main
speaker was, Mr, J. E. Jones
Charles E, Davis
lifelong resident
Charles Erwin Davis, ,66,
lifelong resident of Exeter
North, died in the Heywood
Nursing Horne, Exeter, on Sun-
day, March 25.
He was the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Davis of
Exeter North and is survived
by one sister, Mrs. P. (Emma)
Stevenson, Windsor; three bro.
thers,,Elroy, Mt, Ulla, N.C.;
Gordon, Toronto, and Clifford,
London.
Funeral service was held at
the Hopper-Hockey f u n e r al
home on Tuesday, March 27
with Rev, R. S, Hiltz officiat-
ing with interment in Exeter
cemetery,
Pallbearers 14' e r e Messrs.
Oscar and Bruce Tuckey, Earl.
Russell, Ted Walper, S t a n
Frayne and Ken Campbell.
Grand Master
visits 100F
The .Exeler Odilfellows. had
a red letter night Tuesday
when the Grand Master • Ross
Chiswell, of Preston, paid .4
visit to. the ledge. Members
from six of the, nine lodges in.
the district were among the
1.10 members that filled the
Exeter lodge room.
Past DDGM Bay Crawford
with his degree team .from
Brussels conferred the .second
degree on three candidates
from Parkhill and four candi-
dates from Exeter.
Gerald Mcfalls., Grand Con-
ductor, was presented with a
camera from the Exeter lodge
in appreciation of his services.
Among the speakers were
the :Grand Master, Bro. Chise
-well: Past -Grand Master R.
K. Williamson, London.; DDGM
William Caldw.ell, of Bruce-
field. NG Stan Hartle, Park,
hill, thanked the Brussels de-
gree team and the Exeter
lodge. Gerald MeFalls thanked
the lodge for their gift.
from Toronto. His address was
"Literature Through the
Grades".
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Ale-
Cann and family visited over
the weekend with relatives in
Windsor,
Mrs. Mary Regan of London
spent a few days last week with
her son and family, Mr. and
Airs, Gerald Regan and girls.
Jimmy Glavin of Centralia
spent last weekend with his
cousin, Pat McKeever.
Mr, and Mrs, Alphonse Die-
trich and family of Zurich
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe McCann and family.
Miss. Patricia and Theresa
Carey of London;- spent the
weekend .with, their parents,
S ve on Seed
Choose .JONES, MacNAUGHTON SEEDS for;
DUALITY -- finest seed always, from
an experienced seed house
ECONOMY — reasonable prices for
expertly processed seed
SERVICE — convenient "close-to-home"
service from this local firm
Dion Freres Inc.
ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE
THE APPOINTMENT OF
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AUTO AND FARM SUPPLIES
ORDER YOUR
Spring Seeds
EARLY
We have available
OATS
RODNEY, GARRY & RUSSELL
BARLEY
HERTA, PARKLAND MONTCALM
at competitive prices.
BEAN SEED
MICHELITE, SANILAC & SEAWAY
Ask your Dealer for
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Crediton Phone 234-6363 Landon Pbohe GB 2.2258
Press the Aeetlerator! Instant
power is transmitted to the road.
by Lark's long-lasting 15' fires. •
In seconds the Lark reaches grids-
ing .,peed, comfortable.
YOU, feel secure. lovi know this
car has enough weight for stabil4
ity and safety., enough power to
get you out of tight plates,
Touch the brakest The :Lark
stops.Smooth ly, in a straight
line, the Leek STOPS,
Go-Per fertile nee l stop-per,
f.Ortilarine the '62 Lark's per=
tottnallIt6 i8 the .fastest, safest
tCayt0...every where,
The Lark's nerforMatice•ditiers
from other makes of cars, it is
More than just an advertising
claim it's a proved fact. the
Trans.CanadRally,the
Studebaker Lark f tiok on all ears,
foreign and domestic,- in a public
test of 'endurance and perform-
Imre, LARK BEAT THEM ALL,
tf. was the flashing Larks that
streaked across the prairies, sure.
tooted it through icy mountain
passes, handled special spend
tests with flying colours, and won
the 4,100 mile Trans-Canada.
Rally, finishing FIRST and
SECOND overall.
It was the Lark's amazing per.
forinance that helped win the,
coveted Canada 'Crack and
Traffic Magazine, 1062 "CAR OF
THE YEAR" Award, over all
other domestic cars.
Judges 'unanimously agreed the;
Lark gives you more for your
nitthey than any other car, You
have your choice of VS or 6
cylinder engines, transmission
Options of standard, autoinatic,
tout speed neer shift and Over-
drive, Even a limited slip dif-
ferential if you wish,
QTIC E
THE
FA M .CREDIT ACT
brings new end enlarged Credit Facilities
to the ssirvice of Canadian Agriculture.
Ar.....qatance to farmers is Ati1111101510rOd 111FOUj11 your local
Parni Credit Cornoration Field Office it
FEDERAL BUILDING, GODERICH
Phone JAckson 4.8381
filiarvieW Mewl on Thursdays 9.06 4,01. to S port-
rheld area 40lilitM T01'911.0110 Of Ashfield,, Colborne, West
WawanOSli, Goderich, Stanley, Hay, Tuckersmithi Usberne,
Stephen end Hvilett.
Ififormation bulletins will bo forwarded on recluot,
• ...-
Test drive a
If you art A person who is going your Stud eba ker Dealer. Put
places, a person who wants style, your foot down and ain't settle
oomfOrt, roominess and Perform. for anything less than the Lark —
Ante, test drive. the '62 Lark at I the winner iii every "tklaY,
Graham-Arthut Motors .Exeto-