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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-09-03, Page 20Winter Wheat and Barley Contracts Genessee and Talbot SEED WHEAT and DOVER BARLEY AVAILABLE Cook Bros. Milling CC. LTD, Phone 24 Page 8 Ti..m.p.§.409.otq, $eptemJer 10, 1144 Huron mcitch set Area breeder nears record? o plow near Exeter At a meeting Tuesday night, members of the Huron County plowmen's Association decided to hold their anneal contest on. Saturday, October 3, east of Exeter. Site of the Match will be on This will be the 38th annual the Lloyd Ballantyne farm on plowing.match staged in Huron Highway 83, about 31,2 miles and some new features have been added in an effort to at- tract more interest. used (or - Bargains $pecial, Tire Deals Whalen man home from 'hospital stay. Any Size Burlington plant taken over by FAME The Fearnian meat processing plant pictured above ,is the one but any new products will be listed with the FAME trademark, recently purchased by Ferinere' Allied Meat Enterprises Co- At present the prOncts are Sold in the HemilteneToronto area Operative Ltd. Purchase price has not been disclosed, but it was and it is believed pope is available et area etoree. The plant reportedly in the neighbourhood of 0,000,000, FAME will con- can handle 6,00Q hogs and 800 cattle per week. tinue to package its products under the Fearman trademark, 61. Austin Sedan, to tone 61 Chevrolet Impala, V-8, hardtop 60 Pontiac Dashwood ambulance kept busy from. rash of fractures, attacks Sedan, Laurentian, automatic, like new. The ,owner of ,CP1444-ts.. per, annial championship sheepherd may .be on the verge of winning some special award himself, To :learn that Preston Dear, ing and his son,. Gerald, have walked ..off with all the top prlzes at the .Canadian National 13KiiihttiOn in the dorset •liorned sheep contest is nothing new. Preston's attendance re- cord t May well De close to a CNE record We, ThIS year marked the 34th time he has been a showman at the largest annual exhibition in the world, and it is doubtful if there are too many who can come close to that record. As for the record with his sheep, there probably never will be anyone who can eclipse thet, Again this year the Dearing fleck came home with every first prize ribbon up for corn, petition in the class, He bad 14 sheep entered and everyone was in the prize money, As usual, the Dearings had the champion and reserve champion ram and the champion and reserve champion ewe, with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson of Exeter and with Mr. & Mrs. cordon Bender and family. Last Tuesday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Reder and boys were Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader and family and Mr, & Mrs. Elmer Racier and family. Ervin Rader, David and Paul and Lloyd Howe spent the week- end at Aaron Lake while Mrs. Howe and girls spent the week- end with Mrs. Rader and Sharon. Mrs. Lucinda McIsaac has 59 Meteor Automatic, radio Feature this year will be the choosing of a 4/qtieee of the furrow". This competition will be staged with mounted plows arid all ladies between the ages of 16 and 25 are eligible to en- ter. This is believed to be the first time there hae been an entry for ledies. Oddly enough, the chairman for the special class is a bachelor, Reeve Toni Leiper, Hullett Township. Simon Halla.ha,n, Blyth, is president of the Association and secretary-treasurer is Elston Cardiff, Heron MP, who has held the position for a number of years. Members of the committee hope the event will attract plenty of interest this year as they hope to stir up interest in plow- ing in view of the 1966 Inter- national being held in the county near Seaforth. Allen Walper, RR 3 Parkhill, is vice-president of the Huron group and the second vice- president is Ferg Turnbull, RR 1 Dashwood. 59 Plymouth sedan, radio, push-button 56 Nash Metro CROP REPORT SOUTH END SERVICE GB chickens win at CNE Phone 235-2322 ii'xeter day to attend London Teachers' College. Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Resterneye er and Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe spent the weekend at Chesley Lake, The following infants receiv- ed the Sacrament of Christian Baptism in the 'EDI:3 church frern Rev. M. J, James Sunday; Trev- or James Boyle, son of Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle; Lisa Louise Harnather, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hamather; Judith Diane Richardson, daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Kenneth Richard- son. Good weather of the last foe days is allowing the completion of harvest of spring grains. White Bean harvest has started but ripening is still slow. Warm weather is needed to mature beans and corn. Fall wheat fields are being prepared for sowing this week. By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE WHALEN Mr. Bert Duffield has ree turned home from St, Marys Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient for sever al weeks, PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Chas, Massey, St, Marys, were recent visitors of Mr. & Mrs. Grafton Squire. Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Morley, Carole and Jim Foster visited in Owen Sound Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Webb and also at Hepworth with Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Smith. Miss Avis Hodgins attended Edgewood Jr. Farmers meeting Monday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Carmen Hodgins, Devizes. Mr, & Mrs. Paul Wirier and Ann spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Morley. Martha Klahre holidayed with Mary Johnson during last week. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Thacker and family, Woodham, Mr. & Mrs. Orville Langford, Cen- tralia, and Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Hartwick and Stephanie, Devi- zes, were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bonsetty and family, who have spent several years in this commun- ity, left to reside at Leaming- ton. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Klahre and IVIarthe visited Sunday with Mrs. Robert Smith, Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs, Alex Baillie visi- ted in London during last week for a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Simpson and Mr. & Mrs, Wm. McNaughton. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. O'Brien and Mr. & Mrs. Alex Baillie were at Clinton Wednesday. Barbara Bieber returned home from Exeter where she Spent the last month with Mrs. Ed Wallace. George Bieber also returned home having spent the summer with his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Northcott, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Fischer and Janice visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Klahre and family. Joan Hodgins spent the week- end with Selena Bryan near Granton. Several from the community attended decoration service Sunday at St. James cemetery, Clandeboye. Mr. & Mrs. Don Pullen, Clin- ton, were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Milne Pullen and Mr. Frank Gunning. Mrs. Pullen has accepted a position as teacher at SeaforthHighSchool. Mrs. Wynne, London, is visi- ting with Mr. & Mrs. Bert Duf- field for a time. WI THEME IS EDUCATION The citizenship and education committee with Mrs. Hugh Boyle convenor was in charge of the WI meeting and Mrs. Milford Merrier was ehairlady. Roll call was suggestions for improving the Institute. Mrs. Leonard Schenk discussed the motto, "Wisdom is in knowing when to speak and when to mind your speech." A men's quartet, Jack Gaiser, Harry Hoffman, Mervyn Tiernan and Stuart Wolfe sang several numbers accompanied by Mrs. Merrill James. Mrs. Carl Oestreicher gave the duties of citizenship and education from the hand book. Mrs. Hugh Boyle had as her topic the Mary Stewart Collect. Two films on education were shown by Wm. Becker. The president, Mrs. Syd Bak- er presided for the business. The county rally is to be held in Hensall Oct. 5. Mrs. Melvin Desjardine of Grand Bend is speaking and showing pictures on her recent trip to Europe at the October meeting. Each member is asked to bring a jar of jam or jelly to be donated to South Huron hospital. Mrs. Leonard Schenk and Mrs. Rud- olph Miller will be the leaders for the 4-H project, ,,The club girl stands on guard". A cook- ing school will be held in Hensall October 7. returned home after spending a week in Detroit where she attended the wedding of her great grandson, David Mcisaac to Judith Calota. Mr, & mrs, Willis McIsaac and Daniel visited on Saturday with Mrs. Lucinda McIsaac. Mrs. Ervin Greb of Preston visited with her daughter and family, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Becker. Michael Ziler entertained 16 friends on the occasion of his sixth birthday. Games were played followed by a birthday supper. Michael opened his gifts and thanked everyone. Mrs. Chris Olsen of Oak, shela, Sask, is visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Rudolph Miller and Mrs. Melvin Stade. Mrs. Rudolph Miller and Mrs, Olsen attended the wedding of the latter's son, Alfred Olsen to Miss Jean Craig at Oshawa Saturday and visited at Port Perry. Mrs. Flossie Stade visited last week at Niagara Falls and St. Catharines, with Mrs. Louis Higinell, and toured Buffalo as well as visiting with friends at Fort Erie. Visitors at the parsonage with Rev, & Mrs. M. J. James and boys were the latter's sister and family, Dr. & Mrs. Hugh Vance and son Andrew of Balti- more, Maryland. Miss Linda Tiernan left Mon- By MRS. ERVIN RADER DASHWOOD Susan Steinberg, 15, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Steinberg of Kitchener, while vacationing at Durand Beach, north of St. Joseph fell and fractured her leg. She was attended by Dr. John Goddard of Hensall and transferred by Hoffman ambu- lance to St. Mary's hospital, Kitchener, Mrs. Steinberg is the daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joe Druar of the Zurich district. Mr. H. L a ngl le, Centre Street, Grand Bend, of Detroit fell from a horse Saturday eve- ning. Ha was attended by Dr. E. A. McMaster of Grand Bend and taken by Hoffman's ambu- lance to South Huron hospital, Mr, Lockle Muchmore, em- ployee of the Canada Dredge Co. of Toronto, collapsed while working on the London pipeline at Port Blake. He was attended by Dr. McMaster and was trans- ferred by Hoffman ambulance to Hotel Dieu Hospital, King- ston, from South Huron hospital. Mr. G. E. Clemes, Oakwood Inn, Toronto resident, suffered a heart attack and was attended by Dr. McMaster and trans- ferred by Hoffman ambulance to Victoria hospital, London. Mr. Coursey Brown of Far- quhar suffered a heart attack and was taken by Hoffman am- bulance to South Huron hospital, Exeter. Mrs. John P. Couliman of Grand Bend fell clown the cellar steps at her home Monday and suffered a broken arm, broken leg and head cuts. She was attended by Dr. A.E. McMaster and taken to South Huron hos- pital Exeter by Hoffman am- bulance. FARM MACHINERY 5 Case models, 75 and A6 spik- ed tooth motor combines. Breaks leg during visit Cockshutt 422 JD 25 and 12 A motor and PTO combines. AC model 100, Cockshutt 132, 10 ft. SP combines, almos' ready. AC and NH forage harvesters, hay and corn attachments. Oliver No. 4, 2 row mounted corn picker taken off Oliver 880 tractor. Real good By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL GRAND BEND Mr. Douglas Gill won four first prizes, three 2nd, and one fourth prize for his standard breeds of poultry at the ONE, PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Bob Engel and Elise of Chatham spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Nola Taylor and family. Mr. & Mrs. Willis Gill, Mrs. Douglas Gill and Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill attended the wed- ding of Miss Mary Gill to Mr. Ralph Van Dusen at Grace Uni- ted Church at Brampton and the reception at Yellow Briar Inn, Monday Sept. 7. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Guest of ' Detroit are spending the month of September at their cottage in Beach O'Pines. Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Sharon and Colleen of Scarboro spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. R. NewmanSharen. Mr. Ron Webb of Winnipeg is visiting his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Webb and family. Mrs. Alex Hamilton and Mrs. Campbell Tavener visited Mrs. Tavener's niece, Mrs. Win. Hanson at Woodstock Thursday, Mr. Stanley Desjardine of Toronto spent the holiday with his mother, Mrs. Wilma Des- Jardine an family. • Mrs. Gerald Keyes and Deb- bie returned home with Mr. Keyes to New Brunswick after spending the summer with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Fahner and family. • Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Abbott of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Patterson and family. Mr. & Mrs. John Kowalchuk, Larry and Reed, have returned home after visiting his parents at Sandy Lake and brothers at Winnipeg, Manitoba. Never knew the little red school house Similar to the rest of the students attending the new Usborne Township central school, these grade one students were undoubtedly thrilled with their surroundings and the pleasure of riding a bus to school, rather than walking. However, the youngsters being greeted here by Mrs. Stuart Keith, are among the ever-increasing number of area children who will have to be satisfied with listen- ing to stories about the days of walking to school and being taught in the one-room country school. --T-A photo MB, 2 row 6 cyl. SP corn pick- er, 3 one row corn pickers. MARTIN SALES & SERVICE St. Marys Thames Road families unite Seed Wheat For Sale RADER PICNIC The annual Rader picnic was held at Riverview Park Exeter, September 6, with some 65 in attendance. President Herb Bills of Cass City, Michigan, welcomed everyone and conduc- ted the business. Sports were conductedby Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rader and Ken- neth Rader. Results for 5 and under were Jayne Hayter; 6-8, Janice Hayter and Tommy Hay- ter; 9-11, Darlene Rader and Neil Gamble; 12-15, Ray Tay- lor; a candy scramble was held for the wee ones; throwing ball the shortest distance, Sharon Rader; sack race, Jim and Doug Rader and Neil Gamble; shave balloon, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader. Several relays were also enjoyed. Several special prizes were awarded as follows: lucky spot, Philip Rader; anniversary nearest date, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rader; birthday farthest from the picnic, Tom my Hayter; oldest person, Mrs. Ed Willert; youngest, Kim Gamble; wearing largest buttons, Mrs. Wendell Gamble. Officers for 1965' are: presi- dent, Norman Walper; vice- president, Albert Rader; sec- retary-treasurer, Mrs. Ervin Rader; table convenor, Mrs. Elmer Rader; sports commit- tee, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gamble and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor. The picnic will be held the same time and place next year. By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Taylor of Massapequa, New York, visited two days with the latter's moth- er, Mrs. Thos. Bell where Mrs. Taylor broke her leg and had to be flown to her home where she will be hospitalized for several weeks. The Huron County Library Books will be exchanged at Elimville DC. Tuesday, Sept. 15. Mr. & Mrs. Launie Murch, Mr, Donald Lacuyer and Mr. Norman Lacuyer of Ottawa visi- ted Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bell and relatives. Mr. & Mrs. Jackson Woods spent last week with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Lindsay of macKellar. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and family spent the weekend camp- ing at Ipperwasb Park. ' A number from this commun- ity attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Mills of Oakrtdge Acres, ar talk on Ceylon are visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Duncan. Mr. & Mrs. Allen Wanner and Shirley of Sarnia spent the weekend with Mr. & MrS. Er- nest Pym. Mr. & Mrs. ErnestPym were guests at the Worden-Charriber- lain wedding at Mt. Brydges Pentecostal Church. LOCKS OUT THE WEATHER! TALBOT GENESSEE CERT. #1 CERT. #1 BABY SHOWER Mrs. Morris Denomme and Mrs, Lawrence Ziler held a baby shower at the latter's home for Mrs. Alphonse Den- omme with 15 attending. Pro- gressive euchre was played with Mrs. A. Sararas high and Mrs. Jack Gaiser consolationist. Ruth thanked everyone for the gifts and lunch was served. FOR A NAIL HOLDS Custom Cleaning Grading and Treating THAT PERSONALS Rev. & Mrs. M. J. James and family were guests Sunday The perfect fit of overlapping ribs at side and end laps in adjoining sheets of Preston galvanized steel or Aluminuin "TITE-LAP" roofing and sid ing keeps out driving, wind and rain — guaran tees weathertighiness for your building. Available in both Standard and Heavy Gauge highest (man ity Galvanized Embossed as well as Stucco Embossed and Diamond Embossed ekLCAN aluminum. Each 6-rib sheet covers a full 32" width and is available in any length up to 30 feet! Send for our free Roofing Bulletin to help you choose the best roof- ing for you, Tite-Lap is also Available ill colour. Use Liquid Fertilizer lie sure to use I.RVSTON spiral shank LED•lIED uallS — the nails with the lead Seal uncle' the head to plug the nail hbie <w l t h ruStprool, weather • Holt Wood For Sale See our Program It Will Cost You Less, But Return YOu More By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD The UCW met in the church basement Wednesday evening with Mrs. Bev Alexander and Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne as hos- tesses, President Mrs. Edwin Miller opened the meeting. The theme was "Beginning Again" follow- ed with the worship service assisted by Mrs. Jack Duncan and Mrs. ROSS Hodgert. Business was discussed and it was decided to have some more cook books printed. Mrs. William Rohde, pro- gram convenor, took charge of the meeting. A piano solo was given by Nancy Alexander. Mrs. Hugh Wilson introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. George Wilson of Woodharn who spoke on Ceylon and other interesting places in India. Mrs. Wilson showed a lot of different Items she had brought home with her from India including a sari. Mrs. William Rohde contri- buted a.plano instrumental. PERSONALS. Miss Connie Jeffery returned honte Saturday after having been a patient iriSotithlitironlibSpital Exeter for several days last week, Mr. & Mrs. liaroid Mtirray of KentVille, Neva Scotia., are visi- ting With Mr, & Mrs. Victor Jeffery., Sunday Mr. & Mrsi Douglas took and family of Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. Herman Dettrner and family, Mr. 6. 1VirS-, Wally burion Of Exeter . Dry Mixed Slab Wood Dry Mixed Limb and Body Wood Suitable For The Stove, Furnace or Fireplace FACTORY---308 Guelph St., Preston, Ontario BRANCH--161 BetitWorth Ave., Toronto, Ontario and Cheryl, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cann, Judith and Bradley, Mr. & Mrs., Ross Hodgert, Diane and Alan were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert, the occasion being the wedding anniversaries of mr. & MrS. Jas. Hodgert and Mr. & Mrs, Ross Hodgert and the birthdays of Misses J tl dith Cann and Brenda Hodgert. Cpl. John & Mrs. Wilson of Ottawa spent a few hours at the home of his parents, Rev. Hugh & Mrs. Wilson Thursday eve- ning. A family gathering was held recently at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Duncan. Those at- tending were Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Miller and Ken, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Miller and family, Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Miller and family of Staffs, Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Miller and family of Cromarty. Mr. & Mrs. Wib Duncan, Mr. & Mrs. Grant Duncan, Mrs. Mabel Ross of High ItiVer, Alm berta, and Mr. Tom Duncan attended the reunion at Plugto wn School ,Saturday. They 4180 at- tended the Dundee reunion which was held at k irk to ti Pair grounds SUMO: Arend() 100 attended the DUtiCan reunion. Relatives, Who also attended besides the above mentioned, were from Toronto, Kingston, Aylmer-, Exeter; Hersall, Grand Bendy Staffay Kirkton and this community. Mr. & Mrs. Wib Diitiben of High River, Alberta, Are visi- ting With Mr, & Mrt. Ken Minoan and Mr. & MrS. Grant DOOM EnterOur Wheat Growing Contest Delivered in Large Stake Truck or Pick-up Loads and Mrs. Louise Oke all gath- ered at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Victor Jeffery. Rev, Hugh & Mrs. Wilson returned home Tuesday evening last from their holidays at Tobermory, Ottawa. and Armes- ter. Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert were guests at the Schroeder- Reeder wedding at James St. DC Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Milton Luther of Gorrie. Miss Margaret Ilunkin spent the weekend with Miss Linda Knight. Mr. & Mrs. George Monteith of Englewood and Mrs. Anna Monteith of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & MrS.Lloyd Ballantyne. A family gathering of forty- three was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne Sunday. Relatives were present from Toronto, Englewood, Kit- chener, Waterloo, London, Hen- Sall, San Diego, California, Exeter and surrounding com- munity. Mr. & Mrs. Archie Ethering- ton left Melton airport by plane for the World's Fair at New 'York Friday morning returning home Sunday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Orwell Harris of Ingersoll visited with Mr,* Mrs. AlbertEtheringtonSunday. & Mrs. Jas. Iledgert of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs, Jim Love, Clinger, Debbie and John of Grand Bendi Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cann, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cann CASH ON DELIVERY No Wood Delivered After !Jed. wtito ROBERT EAGLESON, Ailsa Craig et Phone 232.4450 Ask For Particulars Exeter Ph 2351782 Whalen Corners Ph Kirl4ton 3505