The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-05-14, Page 5everting last Week with. Bey.*
Mrs, Petrie WinlaWaridfeP-illy,.
.4tratford,
Harold G.
Elder.
.Qriterto,.
Phone 209.11
Three mobile pea viners ar-
rived at Canadian Canners
Limited this week and will be
used in harvesting some of this
year's crop,.
Manefactered by the Food
Machinery Corporation, Col-
111111311e, Ole, the machines will
not be used to handle any par-
ticular increased acreage, but
to replace existing vines sta-
tions, according to Ray Creech,
manager of the local plant.
"They will be a means of re-
ducing the cost of threshing
peas," he stated.
The machines have a capacity
of approximately half an acre of
peas per hour and they will
each do the equivalent of roughly
two viners.
This means the machines will
probably replace six present
viners.
The intricate piece of ma-
chinery is hauled behind a. trace
ter and the pickup for the viners
is driven by the power-take-off
from the tractor.
The balance of the machine is
run by a separate power unit
mounted on it,
After the peas are threshed
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Bumper To Bumper
ANNOUNCEM
FARMERS
We are very happy to announce
that we are now appointed deal-
ers for Minneapolis Moline
Be sure to come in and see the
completely new in design line of
TRACTORS
and also learn about the many
new implements for the M.M.
line this year.
We now have some repair parts
for the older tractors and when
our new building is finished we
hope to have one of the most up-
to-date PARTS and SERVICE
FACILITIES in the area.
Also featuring the
RENAULT LINE TRACTORS
outstanding in the Import field.
and
Hawk Manure Spreaders
Aktiv Mowers
M. C. Grain Dryers
Tires Always 30% Off List
HAUGH BROS.
FARM EQUIPMENT
1 Mile East Of Brucefield
Hensaii
centinued, from page
Over the weekend, with mrs,
Jainea..41111.19,
mr, los, :Robert Beaver
and ,son left this 'week to take
up residence in Brantford,
miss Elvira Churchill of Tor,
onto visited. this week with her
sister, Mrs. Pearl $hadclielt,
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Levels of
Sarnia visited Over the week,
end with, the latter's parents,
Mr. ,4 Mrs. Walter Spencer,
Sgt, Q, G. Williams. of North
Bay spent the weekend at his
home with Mrs. Williams and
family.
Mr, ,& Mrs. Fred Eent491.1
and Mrs. Lou Simpson visited
last week with relatives at De,
trait.
Mr. & '1.‘iirs,PorclonWhiteraan
and Beverley, Mr. & mrs.Rene
LaPorte and ,coreena will be
attending a three...day-Asset/1,
bly of Jehovah's Witnesses in
London, Friday to Sunday of this
week.
Mrs. John Rigby, mr. & Mrs.
Don. Rigby, Mr. & Mrs. Bill.
Knights, Stewart and Jane of
Blenheim spent the weekend .
with Mr,. & Mrs. Stewart Mc-
Queen, and Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Snell,
Mr. & Mrs. John Peebles and
family of Atwood spent the
weekend with the latter's par,
ents, Mr. & Mrs. George Moir
and family.
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Rathwell,
Rob and Ted of Lindsay spent
the weekend with Mrs. Fred
Rathwell.
Over $70 was realized at the
Mother's Day order bake sale
held Saturday, May 9, sponsored
by Hensall UCW unit 3. Mrs.
Volkswagen
Sales and Service
Phone 235-1100
EXETER
Hunter -Dilyar Ltd.
Too Late To Classify
FOR SALE — sod to be picked
up not later than Saturday night.
Proceeds for swimming pool.
Call 235-2421, Exeter 14c
LOST—black male Scotch
collie, white collar, named Pal.
Wandered from Zurich. Re-
ward. Phone 168 Zurich collect.
14c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of
40 HIGHGRADE
HOLSTEIN COWS
2 year olds and yearling
will be held on
LOT 1'7, CON. 6 HIBBERT
TOWNSHIP
1 1/2 miles north of Staffa on
SATURDAY, MAY 23
at 1:30 P.m.
(A full list will be in next week)
No reserve, Terms Cash,
FRANK MILLER, PROP.
W. E. NAIRN & SON
Auctioneers
Pemmican, a very high qual-
ity concentrated food made by
Indians from dried buffalo meat
mixed with fat, was used ex-
tensively by European explor-
ers, particularly in the Arctic
where it could be kept inde-
finitely.
PARKER — In loving memory
of our dear mother and grand-
mother, Emily Parker who
passed away one year ago
May 10, 1963.
Beautiful memories of one so
dear,
Treasured forever with love
sincere,
She suffered in silence, when
no one knew,
No one knew what she went
through,
Her end was sudden, her
thoughts unknown.
But she left a memory we are
proud to own,
We spent some happy days to-
gether,
We spent some sad ones too,
But the saddest day of all Mom
Was the day that we lost you.
—Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by her family.
14*
PARKINSON —In loving me-
mory of myhusbandRay Par-
kinson, who passed away one
year ago, May 18, 1963.
We little knew when we woke
that morn,
The sorrow the day would bring,
The call was sudden, the shock
severe,
To part with one we loved so
dear;
Sometimes it's hard to under-
stand,
Beyond our power to see;
But what it meant to lose you
dear
No one will ever know but me.
—Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by his wife
Edythe. 14*
PARKINSON— In loving me-
Your neighbours profit from using
ATRAZINE*
Shouldn't You?
"Control is excellent
BIRTHS —
ASAN — Lt. and Mrs. John I.
Asan (nee Latour) are happy
to announce the birth of a
daughter, Jennifer, in Clinton
Public Hospital, April 30.
AVERY — Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Avery (nee Flynn)Sarnia, an-
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Lisa Christine, at St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, Sarnia, April
23 — a sister for Scott,
DEMIVIINGS — Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Demmings, RCAFSta-
tion, Centralia, announce the
birth of a son, Allan Wendell,
at South Huron Hospital May
12.
FRANCES — Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Frances (nee Earl) RR 1
Kirkton, announce the birth
of a son, Steven James, at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
May 5 — a brother for Connie.
RYAN Mr. and Mrs. J ack
Ryan (nee Cobleigh) Lucan,
announce the birth of a son,
Timothy Chester, at St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, London, May
2— a brother for Pat, Wendy
and Tracey.
SHUTE—Mervin and Helen
Shute (nee Humphreys) an-
nounce the arrival of a son,
Timothy John, at St. Marys
Memorial Hospital, May 8.
SMALE — Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Smale, Clinton (nee Fitzsim-
mons) announce the birth of
a daughter at Clinton Public
Hospital May 10,
ENGAGEMENTS —
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Des-
Jardine, Dashwood wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Marilyn Helen Marie
to Mr. Glen Louis Rader, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader,
Dashwood, Ontario. The mar-
riage to take place Saturday,
June 6, 1964 at 2:30 p.m. in
the Pentecostal Church, Exeter,
Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hodgert
Exeter wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter
Marjorie Edna to Mr, Raymond
Arthur Bennewies, London, son
of Mr. arid Mrs. Norman Ben-
newies, Brodhagen, Ont. The
marriage to take place June 6,
1964 at 3 pm. Main St. United
Church, Exeter, Ont, 14*
CARDS OF THANKS---
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to all my neighbors and
friends who have remembered
me with cards and flowers while
I was a patient at Victoria Hos-
vital. Special thanks to all those
who have looked after Lydia.
— Mrs. J. F. Girot. 14*
The family of the late Charles
Regier wish to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation
to their relativeS and friends
for the many acts of kindness
and for their beautiful floral
tributes during their recent be-
reavetnent. Special thanks to the
ReV. Father J. Kelly, Harry
Hoffman Funeral Hoine and the
ladies of the CWL of Mount
Carmel. 140
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era h 7r thr hir.;hr,,t rpturrr,
for your wool by p,)tron,,,,nr
your own Otrlt-07,111o4
SHIP COLLECT To
nt)r f-tryitorrLd Warollooso No 1
W,ctno
r„-)ck ,, and tw,no
without rh3rpr, from
William Barrack
(shearer)
RR # 3, Fergus
Charles Chamberlain
(shearer)
RR # 4 Fergus
or by writinr, lo
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
40 St. Cl,vr Avenue
Tnrontc, 7, Ontario
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EXETER
DISTRICT
Phone 13.201
••••••••••
Garden
Planting
CROWING Needs
OUR
BUSINESS:
•
Cobbler and Sebago
Seed Potatoes
Laxton Progress
Seed Peas
Small Garden Peas
Golden Cross Hy-
brid Bantam Seed
Corn
3 sites
and Fungicides
• Sheep Manure • Peat Moss,
• Insecticides
Betide' CO Station
CREDIT APPLICATION
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Address 44 4it 4 4 • Phone M, 4
Credit Reference . 4 i i 4 4
Vinailde company 4 4•if • 4 4. * 1
Bank 4 4 4 4 4 4 • 4 • 444 4% 0- 4 4 M *44 4 4 4440444
Signature
CREDIT TERMS ARE NOW AVAILABLE for this doming
sale and every auction sale conducted by Leo E,
Complete the credit application form and Mixt' it to
Leo E, Bird, 614 Cordon Ave., London, Ontario and have
him mail you an 0.1‹. credit card whichnuticeS you eligible
to buy items with no down payment and tae up to 30
months to pay.
GROW
WHITE
BEANS
Available export
markets ensure
you of a
ready market
Registered #1, 2nd generation seed available in
Sanilac, Saginaw, Michelile 62,
Seaway and Red Kidney Beans
MICHIGAN SEED also available in the above varieties.
BEAN CONTRACTS contract your crop.
Seed and fertilizer supplied.
CUSTOM TREATING have your own seed treated
before planting.
EPTAM available for wept ant weed control
COOK BROS.
MILLING CO. LTD.
PRONE 24 OR 249 NENSALL, ONT.
Times-Advocate, Canners increase acreage slightly
Three mobile viners
Page S May K 1964
Reg Mock and *rem 4.ack Drys ,
dale were in charge of the
prNect?
Harold and Ken Elder, (broth,
ers), of RR have each
purchased single engine plaseS.
Mr. & Mrs. W. B.
Niagara Faris, were weekend
visitors with Ms, Herb. Redden.
George Smale is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Epter,
Mrs, Lou $impSon is aPatient
in Clinton Ppblic Hospital.
Mrs. Earl Titterington of
RCAF Centralia
'
formerly Of
Bensall, was admitted Sunday
as .a patient at Westminster
Hospital, London, for two
weeks.
Mr. & Mrs. Clemdon Christie
and Catharine Anne, Mr. & Mrs.
Albert Alexander visited one
•o a d in pea harvest
04 the machine, they are Pen-
veyed to ahYdratilleallY oPerat
ed holding hopper which is part
of the equipmeet.
'These hoppers hold about 1,-
500 pounds Pi peals and When
full, are dumped into standard
hppper trucks and then brought
to the factory for processing.
Meanwhile, the straw is dis-
charged from the rear end of
the vines and falls on the ground
to be worked in at a later date
as green manure,
The local manager stated it
was expected the machines.
would be operated entirely by
the lone man on the tractor.
Mr. Creech also explained the
conventional viners would still
be used for the heavy end of the
harvest,
CONTRACTS COMPLETE
At the present time, thelocal
branch will be planning to pro-
cess peas, carrots, sweet corn,
and diced carrots this season.
Contracting for all acreages
has been completed and there
has. been a slight increase in
all the above mentioned crops.
Mr. Creech reported about
50% of the pea crop has been
planted to date, and the first
planting of corn commenced on
Monday,
The plantings supervised by
the firm are staggered so the
crops will not require harvest-
ing at the same time, but rather
over a spaced period.
There will be no new build-
ings constructed this year,
stated Mr. Creech, but there
will be some line changes in the
plant to handle the increased
acreage.
The plant is expected to start
operation on approximately July
1 and an advertisement seeking
employees appears elsewhere
in the paper,
NEW FIELDMAN
While reporting on the coming
season, Mr. Creech also an-
nounced that Ted Wright has
been hired as a fieldman by
Canadian Canners to work in
this area.
A member of Exeter council,
he has been employed at the
A & H Superior Food Market
for the past few years. Previous
to that he was employed by the
local canning firm.
assembled and will be ready for work on this year's pea harvest.
--T-A photo
The three portable pea viners are shown above as they arrived
in Exeter on a railway flat-car. They have now been completely
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IN MEMORIAM —
ber who passed away two
years ago May 16, 1962.
A face that is haunting us ever,
A voice we are longing to hear,
A smile we'll remember for-
ever,
While we try to forget every
tear.
A sad, but sweet remembrance
A memory fond and true
And a token of affection, dear
And heartache, mother, for you.
—Lovingly remembered by
husband Jack, daughter Joyce
her husband Bill and grand-
children Jerry, Sheila and
Terry. 14*
Don't take a chance on your life or your car's. One stop
:4 service here and in a few minutes we'll have your car
running safety and smoothly again.
COME IN AND SEE OUR SAFETY CHECKED
USED CAR SPECIALS
Graham Arthur Motors
Phone 235-1373 Exeter
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IN MEMORIAM —
spot, in a cemetery so green,
where lies my Mum and Dad,
' from earthly things unseen.
Sheltered by the Rock of Ages.
Anchored on the golden shore
In the loving arms of Jesus,
Rest in Peace for evermore.
— Ever remembered by their
daughter (Rose) Maguire.14c
MacKINNON —In loving me-
mory of Donald E. MacKinnon
who passed away May 11,
1963.
Softly the leaves of memory
fall,
Gently we gather and treasure
them all;
Too far away for sight or speech
But not too far for thoughts to
reach.
— Always remembered by his
wife Janet, and sons Donald,
Ronald and Bill. 14c AUCTION SALE
at the
IN MEMORIAM —
mory of a dear father and
grandfather, Ray Parkinson,
who left us one year ago
May 18, 1963.
Through all our troubles he
helped us along,
If we live like him, we will
never go wrong,
On earth he was loved, in Hea-
ven he rests;
God bless you Dad, you were
one of the best.
— Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by your child-
ren and grandchildren, Wayne
Garry and Janice, Donna and
Bill, Randy, Brian, Kimberly
and Kevin. 14*
ROWCLIFFE — In loving me-
mory of a dear father and
grandfather, Enoch Rowcliffe
who passed away one year
ago, May 13, 1963.
The rolling stream of life rolls
on,
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the love, the voice, the
smile
Of the one who once sat there.
— Lovingly remembered by son
Hector and daughter Verda
and families. 14*
Clinton Legion Hall
Tuesday Evening - May19
8:00 P.M. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
AUCTIONEER LEO E. BIRD WILL SELL WITHOUT RE-
SERVE A LARGE SELECTION OF FINANCE COMPANY
REPOSSESSIONS: BANKRUPT STOCKS: BAILIFF SEIZ-
URES: PERSONAL CONSIGNMENTS CONSISTING OF MO-
DERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: TELEVISION SETS:
APPLIANCES AND BRAND NEW CLOTHING FOR THE
ENTIRE FAMILY.
THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS TO BE SOLD
SIMPSON—In loving memory
of Millie Simpson who passed
away, May 13, 1963.
Mother, you are not forgotten
Though on earth you are no
more;
Still in memory you are with us
As you always were before.
—Sadly missed by Jack, Lyla
and Joe. 14c
CO-OP
Livestock Report
These farmers shipped their
cattle through Rollie Williams,
local shipper, to the Ontario
Stock Yards for auction sale
by United Co-operatives Live-
stock Dep't. Here are some of
the prices they received last
week:
LLOYD CAMPBELL, Exeter
1 Hereford Heifer
850 lbs @ $23.00
WM KERNICK, Exeter
1 Hereford Steer
1240 lbs @ $24.25
MELVIN STADE, Dashwood
1 Hereford Steer
990 lbs @ $24.75
FOR SERVICE CALL
R. B. Williams
phone 235-2597 Exeter
ELLWOOD: SIMPSON — In lov-
ing memory of our sister
Mrs. Cecil (Priscilla) Ell-
wood who passed away May
13, 1960 and Mrs. Joseph
(Millie May) Simpson who
passed away May 13, 1963.
Treasured thoughts of ones so
dear,
Often bring a silent tear;
Thoughts return to scenes long
past,
Years roll on but memories
last.
— Ever remembered by your,
brother Harvey and sister-
in-law Alma Dundas, 14c
CARDS OF THANKS —
We wish to thank our friends
r el a ti ve s and eeighbors for
their kindness, cards, treats,
gifts and visits while a patient
in S.H,H. and since returning
home. Special thanks to Dr.
Gans, Miss Claypole and staff.
— Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cun-
nington and baby Gerald, 14c
I would like to express my
sincere thanks to all who re-
membered me with treats,
visits, cards and flowers while
I was a patient in South Huron
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Fletcher, Miss Claypole and
staff. Doug Triebner. 14*
I would like to thank my
neighbors and friends for the
acts of kindness shown to me
during my recent accident at
my home and for the beautiful
flowers, treats and visits. Spe-
cial thanks to the neighbors
who helped me and called the
doctor. Thanks to Dr. Gans,
Miss Claypole and her wonder-
ful staff. It was great ly ap-
preciated. Mrs. T. Colling-
wood. 14*
I wish to thank all my friends
and relatives who remembered
me with cards, visits, treats
and phone calls while I was a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
and since returning home. —
mrs. Roy Schenk. 14*
The family of the late Clara-
bel Prouty wish to express sin-
cere thanks and appreciation to
their relatives and friends for
their many acts of kindness,
the beautiful floral tributes,
cards and donations to the Gid-
eon Bible and Heart fund during
their recent bereavement. Spe-
cial thanks to the WMC and
challengers of the Pentecostal
Church and neighbors for pro-
viding the lunch and the help.
Special thanks to Rev. Talbot
and the pallbears and Dinney
Funeral Home, Dr. Goddard
and the nursing staff of South
Huron, and anyone who helped
in any way. —Clifton Prouty
and family. 14*
Sincere thanks to all who re-
membered me with cards, let-
ters and flowers while I was a
patient in St. Jospeh's Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Allen and
Dr. Milner. Georgina Web-
ster. 14*
FURNITURE — a 2-piece Chestabed Living Room Suite
that folds out to a full 3/4 size bed with spring-filled
mattress built inside; a 2-piece French Provincial Ches-
terfield suite covered with a top grade nylon cover; 2 other
assorted Chesterfield suites with foam cushions; two 2-
piece Davenport suites with swivel rockers; two 9-piece
chrome or coppertone kitchen dinette suites, two 7-piece
suites and one 5-piece Deluxe Coppertone dinette suite,
3 Bookcase Bedroom Suites complete with bed, dresser,
chest of drawers and matching box-spring and mattress;
two sets of lamps consisting of a trilight lamp and two
table lamps to each set; 1 set of colonial step and coffee
tables in a natural maple finish; other step and coffee
tables; two 39" Continental beds complete with headboards
and legs; one 54" Continental bed complete; 4 full size
spring filled mattresses; 2 hostess chairs; platform rocker;
9 X 12 rugs; Hi chair; telephone table; kitchen step stool;
chrome rocker; writing desk; A.M. & P.M. Mantel Radio
and many other items. FABER —In loving memory of
a wife, mother and grand-
mother, Effie Margaret Fa- APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION — a large refrigerator
with full cross-top freezer; 2 electric ranges one being
a deluxe model; a long skirt washer with pump; a 15 cu.
ft. Deep freeze that holds over 500 lbs. of frozen food;
automatic washer and dryer (matching pair); combieation
radio and record player; 7 different television sets 21"
models that have all been checked over and are in A-i
working condition.
IN MEMORIAM —
MASON —In memory of my
father, Charles Mason, who
passed away May 23, 1946
and my mother, who passed
away May 14, 1961.
There is a dear, and hallowed
CLOTHING — LADIES & TEEN AGERS — blouses, skirts,
dresses, suits, slims, slacks, seeks, nylons. MEN'S —
socks, ties, underwear, sports shirts, dreSs shirts, work
shirts, dress pants, wl'" shirts. BOY'S --GIRL'S —
BABY'S -- sweater sets, crawler sets, sleepers, jeans,
jackets, socks, skirts, blouses slims, shirts, dresses,
Girl's 3-piece pop sets, coat and hat sets, sleep and play
sets and many, many other items tea numerous to mention.
AUCTIONEER — LEO F. BIRD
Terms Cash Cheques accepted on Furniture
3% Sales Tax in Effect
Aar good fat-ming
wouldn't be without it!
SayS GeOroe F. Morris, Merlin, Ontario.
"I used an over-411 spray of Atrazine oh 200 acres of picking
corn and 50 Wee of silage corn" says Mr, Morris, "Control
of weeds and grasses has been excellent without any culti-
vation. I would hate to have to go back to getting along
without it,"
Atratine treatment is normal routine with successful corn
growers. Your neighbours, who have used Atrazine, will tell
you they wouldn't grow corn without It,
One application of Atratine controls weeds all season long
including those in the rows which can't be reached by cultiva-
tion. Start using Afrazinethis year discover how profitable
corn production can be.
Ask your farm supply dealer for an Instructional leaflet oh the
new, more concentrated formula, Atrazine 65W. Place your
order now and get your sprayer ready on time.
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