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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-07, Page 12Classified Rates I Last, Strayed 3 KEYS on a chain. Mrs. Don 22 Words $.85 dory, phone 2354107, le Each Additional Ward 2 .Found SUM OF MONEY, in Crediton II paid by Saturday following BpaoV ri Rei g r do,r CtrhestliMatl., Apply to 20c Off last insertion. have same by identifying and Community Hall; Owner may (Minimum 85e1 Freezer Full ? Rent a locker to store your surplus .food, to pack the fresh fruits and vegetables coming into season, and to buy foods the economical way. Costs less than 3C per day, Exeter Frozen Foods Phone 335-0400 9 Services WATCH R-EPAIR ..sgRANcp One year guarantee on work performed, J ewellery Repair Restringing Beads at • WILSON'S JEWELLERY & GIFTS • Exeter 7e Get at the root of your CANADA THISTLE problem with .TROPOTOX , PLUS gets al the root of your weed problem. in tact, killing action is in the roof. That is why you gel a positive, kill even with a per• sistent perennial such os Canada Thistle In your Grain, Flax and clove?' also on Summer Fellows, WAY I BAKER (CANADA) LIMITED stieet. Monlrfit 11, P.a. Moo/laurel/ Iv M. a Beket Ltd., Awn fiim, England. fee Exeter District Coop 1 962 The Times,AtIvocato, Federatien -view resent egg prices should spark plan By .FLOREINKE ELLIOTT Federation Secretary In, recent weeks, we have hearth nothing more of a pro• Osed egg marketing plan. .Merely present ego once.; should bring action sion. Pro- dyetion is running within la- of a year ago, yet prices have dropped badly. The weiehted average price for "A" large eggs from Oct. 1. 1961, to Ma,. 5, 1962, is 33.7 cents for "A" large. This means that we are already below the 21-cent de• fielency pa:ament floor prier., and it would appear that de- ficiency payment to producers will have to be made this fall. It was thought by many that the deficiency payments would retain the fam.Iy farm laying flock, but with the estimated 78,000 egg producers in 1959 is Was found on the basis of reg- istration that the number had dropped to some 38.1100 in 1959. As a resit]. of the work done by, poultry producers in getting the petition signed requesting a egg marketing plan, if is esti- mated that there is only about 20,000 egg producers left in On- tario. We wonder how many Report on Shipka Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fradgley, Linda and Steven of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams. Mark and Brock. -Mrs. E. Lamport and Mr Tom Lamport visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc- Nair and family at Walkerton. Mrs. Phillip a ss old spending a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs': Walter Eris- ola. in London. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy and family of Lucan, Miss May Hodgins and Mr. Mansell Hod- gins were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love and Kathryn in honor of Miss Slay Hodgins' birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gaiser and family of Exeter were Sun- day .visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. jack. Ratz, Joan and Paul. ,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shep- pard were weekend visitors in Toronto. 'Mrs. Ida Jackson, Mr. Don- ald Jackson of Hensall, Mrs. Athelia Brierly of Exeter and Mr Roger Baines of High Div- Alta, who is with the RC- AF cm course at Centralia Wire Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs Hugh Morenz and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Picker ing of London visited Sunday with Don's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pickering Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wed- nesday afternoon and dur- ing the evening through• out the week. Exeter Motor Sales CUSt0111 Plant White Beans WITH Liquid Fertilizer Applied Sep us now lot' arrangements. DRESS YOUR CORN WITH tiouip4m NITRATE Our 'new equipmen1 ready to serve you. COntl i S Mill Ltd, 54742 gXET farm flocks will be producing In 196:r Milk continues upward swing Canada's milk production in March is estimated at 1;414,00.- otai pounds. This is tl.2 percent less than produetion in the same month last year. The slight drop in roft is net VOI)ide red sig. mfieant since farmers reported 1.5 more milk cows on farina in March than the year previous. Total production during the first three months of 1962 is P 5 t i nt a t e tt at 3.466,000,000 putuuts. This is per cent. high- er than production in the Janu- ary, March period a year ago. Unless increased exports mar- kets are found there is trouble ahead for the milk producer. Farmers in the dry and semi- dry areas of Alberta are ad- vised to seriously consider seed- ing extra acres of oats this year. This advice comes from C). 1 . Bralvold, supervisor of Alberta's Crop improvement Service. lie says that if con, ditions continue dry, oats will az least make some pasture or creen feed in all hut the very driest areas, if the oats are harvested as grain, there is no risk of over production, since feed grains are in short supply throughout Western Canada. In other words, seeding additional acres to oats during May or June as a hedge against dry weather could be equally ad• vantageous under improved moisture conditions. SMILES , . Supercilious P r n f: "That written essay you handed in was great. Slay I ask who wrote it for you Sweet '.'ruing thing: "I'm glad you like it, May I ask who read it to you?" Two guys leaned heavily on a Toronto har. No. 1 said: "Shay Freddie, after you drink a lot, does your tongue burn?" No 2 replied: "Dunne Al. I've never heen drunk enough to light it " * Young artist "You are the first model I have ever kis- sed." Model: "Really? How many have you had?" Voting artist: "Four. An apps, a banana. a vase, and von." Hens, „11 fair stars calves A total of 15 calves will he shown by district boys and girls. at the Ilensall Twilight Stock and Implement Show this. Fri- day night, June S. As in pre-ma years, the calves will he weighed to de- termine the amount of gain and judged fur finish. The 111P111 - hers will he rated for showman. ship. one of last year's winners won't he back in competition this year. He is Bill. Snow, RR 1 Woodham, who won the finish championship in 1961. His Here- ford died earlier this year. The calf club achievement day remains one of the high- lights of the HensaU show which starts at 7 p.m, with a school parade led by the Clinton con- cert community band. Tory Gregg will MC and the official opening will take place at 7.30 p.m. The ever-popular baby show will take place about 8 p.m. Message from Greenery Second Insertion 21/2 PF.4 WgZIRI:t t Slirunium 55o) Six Insertions 2 c p.. WARP (Minimum 45e) (Restricted to One Column) First Insertion—Per Inch $1,40 Second Insertion—Per Inch $1.25 Minimum one inch, accepted only,. in multiples of bn inch, Classifications 1. Lost, Strayed 2. Found 3, Male Help Wanted 4. Female Help Wanted 5 Help Wanted 6. Business Opportunities 7. Teachers Wanted 8, Situations Wanted 9. Services JO. Livestock For Sale :IL Poultry For Sale 12. Cars, Trucks For Sale 13, For Sale 14. Wanted To Buy 15. Wanted 46. Property For Sale 17. Property For Rent 18, For Rent 19, For Sale or Rent 20, Wanted To Rent 21. Properly Wanted 22. Notices 23. Legal Notices 24, Tenders Wanted 25. Auction Sales I Lost, Strayed We have pegs stakes but nothing to put over them. Re- ward for the canvass. Call Doug Gould, 235-0270, Exeter. 7::14c DOG, beagle hound, Owner may have same by identifying and paying for advertisement. Phone 235-641.4, after 5 p.m„ John Sims, Crediton. 3 Male Help Wanted 4 Female Help Waffled 5-DAY WEEK For permanent position in Ex- eter office, good salary. Apply Box NAS, Exeter Times- Advocate. 3t8tfne FEMALE, for factory work. Apply Highland Shoes, Sea. forth. 31.17c BECOME AN AVON REPRESENTATIVE Working part time. Start im- mediately. Avon Cosmetics has convenient neighborhood terri- tories available in Stephen, Hay, Tuckersmith, Write Mrs, M. Millson, 960 Wellington. Rd. S., London, or call collect GE 2.9019 between 7 and 8 p.m. 7c GIRL for summer cottage, at Oakwood.; live in; ample free time, Apply Box 257, Grand Bend, 5 Help Wanted CAN YOU SELL? Then we would like to train you, and give you a chance to embark on a permanent and profitable career in the Mutual Fund business. Requires a lady or gentleman with excellent character, age 25 -60, with car, We pay the top Commissions, Advances and Pension-plan in the business. 9 Services PEAR ANIMAL»•REMOYAI.,. For dead or disabled animals, call Darling & Company of Canada Limited. Phone Collect Dashwood 350.5, Licence 1 :5tfne Bruce Refrigeration SALES AND SERVICE TYLER STORE EQUIPMENT ICE MACHINES PHONE 224 GRAND $.gNp 5:4tlnc NOTICE TO FARMERS! Any- one wishing Atrazine applied on corn or 2/4D on corn or grain call early to have it ap- plied at the ii.roper time. Hu- bert; Cooper Spraying Service, AR I. Exeter, or phone 235 2807. IIADCO WELL DIGGING—Ma- chine dug 1. ft, to ft. diameter up to 150 ft. deep; repairing and deepening. Highway 85, Elmira MO 9-3761, or Lucan BA 7-4680, 27; 10*thic Huron Colorcrete SANDBLASTING. Brick Homes Our Specialty industrial and Commercial Exterior and Interior Cement Block Buildings and Basements Colorcreted Free Estimates • H, W. "BUD" PRESZCATOR 235-1693 or 235-2802 5:10tfnc ANYONE wishing whitewash- "; or disinfecting barns for icellosis, contact Bill Wat phone 37r19 Dashwood. 5:25mtinc SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED — Immediate service, always available. Harold Butler, Lu- can, phone BA 7.4254 or 7- 4312 collect. 5:9*tinc ALL TYPES of lawn mowers sharpened and repaired. Have them . sharpened the Electra- keen way, perfect cutting ac- tion. Rotary blades balanced for trite operation, Apply John- ny's Shell. Station, Grand Bend, Ont., Highway 21 South, 512,a:file 9 Services . , FOR PROMPT' aervice, seven days a week, on dead or dis- abled animals, phone Ed An. drews, 862W1 Seaford'. Truck licensed under Dead Stock Dis- posal Act, Licence No. 66C61. 1:25tfe FARMERS Now is the time to spray your grain for weeds. OUR FrnlAog. FEEDING can also increase the .yield of your crops. For these services contact Don Gaiser Spray •Service, al 313 Carling St,, Exeter' Phone 235-1543 31:7e CUSTOM SPRAYING for weeds in grass, corn or pas- ture field or anywhere you need me. Call 235-1414 Exeter, L, V. Hogarth. 7:14c Mr, and Mrs. Joe Kalop and family, of Detroit, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClinchey. Mr. and Mrs. John Allister, of Hamilton, visited on Sunday, with Mrs. Albert Pollock. Miss Alma Hodgins is a pa- tient in 'Victoria Hospital, Lon- CenCral rain activity continues don.r. and Sirs, Alfred Nichol- to maintain hopes for the 1969 crop (wen in drier areas of the son, of Sylvan, visited on Sun- day twth Mr. and Mrs. Earl province. Although recent pre- a ,a , and family. was heaviest in the' "`"M P er south w is visiting w west where reserves are leas ter, Detroit, ith Mr. and Mrs. generally good, it was encourag- Fred McClinchcy and other rel- no to Seestorms move eastward „„ a where moisture is badly needed. "'v's ' On the average, about 11 of an Mr.d Mrs. Fred Rinker Inch of rain fell in south east- arid Chris, of Sarnia. spent the ern Alberta during the week, weekend with her parents, Mr. b u t more f oll owe d over the and hers. Lloyd Brophey. weekend so that surface mois• Miss Anna Hodgins returned hire conditions Were improved on Sunday to her nursing duties significantly in many districts. at llroodstock Hospital after Early seeded crop's are now spending last week at her home making a "ones showing and. and attending the funeral of her there has been a mar k e d re- father, Mr. Hugh Hodgins. coven' in a reo F where wind erg- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hodge anti pion b a d ear n er been a pro b.. ;Jeanette, of Detroit, visited last hem. Wednesday with their aunt, Mrs. Albert Pollock. The Berean Bible Class of the United Church will hold its picnic on Friday evening. NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER shwoo (Or l Dashwood If No Answer) 11OP:9tIALITY 1190(.!3OTTOM:. O DAIRY .4E, HOGS, ND:.TURKEYS GREEN 9x12, may have fallen car roof. TENT, from and This Week in Winchelseci By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS SALESMAN with sonic know, ledge of building supplies; car Semi -Display Classifieds supplied. Apply in person or phone 2354422, Conklin Um- her, 7c STENOGRAPHER Experienced people in our or- ganization earn from $5,000 to $12,000. One new girl recently earned over $200 her first nine days, another new girl earned over $750 in less than three weeks. Unusual opportunity available for resident of Grand Bend. Mrs. Wasley Atkinson, of Lu- vie, Horton at Clinton. can, spent a few days this past Misses Barbara Anne (RUH- week with Mr. and Mrs, Newton lam Janet Hero and Helen Clarke. Campbell at.cnded the. birthday Mr, and Mrs. William Church, party for Carol Anne Bell at of Winthrop, visited on Wednes- Elimville on Sunday. clay with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mr. and Mrs. George Fergu- Gilfillan. son, of London, visited on Sun- Mr. and Mrs. William Walters day with Mr. and Mrs. Free- MEN OR WOMEN start your and Danny visited on Sunday man Horne. own Watkins Business—full or with Mr, and Mrs. Howard Day- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford part-time. No experience n.eces- man and family of Kippon. and Jenny, of Kitchener, visited nary. Write J. Gauthier, 350 St. Sirs. Colin niilfillan visited on on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rosh Street, Montreal 15, Que, Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Cal- Gordon Ford and Rickey. 7c Call or write. our District Manager, Mr. 'Eric Richards, P.O. Box 206, Watford Phone Watford 84 31:7c Grinding and Mixing is Done at Your Own Barn with Our DAFFIN FEEDMOB1LE )1A• Your own groin and/or roughage * Pioneer-Cafetorla Concentrates * mosa“ee blending withOul lumps VA NDERHOEWS 14 0 DI E • F ..SE ICE Phone 1 or 91 D'athwoott Ay. ArAr 49440 ,atzits taa„taiste-, Mabets roe. 235. 525 x r ettemleetwOrnormemeopmelsratie.olowanemettaoresnamirmsivanterateesdememssomareasaasneorsearatreaasoM.001 Good Used Car :Buys- Too! THE "WIDE AWAI(5" CARS Show 'You Now To .5av 1 it it ON NEW 1962 Plymout Vahants Chryslers oNe.stop sottVICE WHEEL tIA.LANCD ALlONMtNif • hObY Wdki< G SHE 1, PikebUO*„.5 • GOODYEAR TIRES • 24.HOUR TOWING