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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-08-29, Page 11TRACTORS BUYER'S BONANZA FARM TOOL KIT $162.00 VALUE • YOURS with the purchase of an International 275,434,624 tractor 68 PIECES PLUS METAL Offer Expires BOX and TOTE TRAY August 31, 1968. Ratchet 1/2" drive 15" flex handle 5"and 10" extension universal joint DH sockets 7/16" to 1-1/4" Deep Sockets 13/16", 7/8" 10" Vice Grip 8" Adjustable Wrench Set of 14 combination box and open end wrenches in a leatherette roll 3/8" to 1-1/4" Hammer Pliers 6" Combination, 8" Combination, Battery, Cutting Screw Drivers 4.1/4", 9.1/4", 7.3/4 Phillips Open End Wrenches 3/8"x7/16" 11/16"x3/4" 1/2"x9/16" 13/16"x7/8" 5/8"x11/16" 15/16"xl" Box Wrenches 3/8"x7/16" 1/2"x 9 /16" 5"8/x11/16" Chisels 1/2" Cut-5.1/2' Long 5/8" Cut-6" Long Punches 3/32" Point-6-1/4" Long 3/16" Point-5-5/8" Long Set of 11 Allen Wrenches USED TRACTORS We've got 'em to suit EVERY NEED and EVERY BUDGET FARMALL SUPER A WITH CULTIVATOR & LOADER FARMALL SUPER C WITH 2 OR 4 ROW CULTIVATOR FARMALL 200 WITH 2 OR 4 ROW CULTIVATOR ALLIS CHALMERS C WITH 2 ROW CULTIVATOR INTERNATIONAL 504 DIESEL 2 INTERNATIONAL B 414 DIESELS INTERNATIONAL B250 DIESEL 2 INTERNATIONAL W-6 GAS INTERNATIONAL W-6 DIESEL 2 INTERNATIONAL W-9 GAS MASSEY-FERGUSON 50 GAS, high arch MASSEY-FERGUSON 35 DIESEL MASSEY-FERGUSON 65 DIESEL, high arch with power steering OLIVER 880 DIESEL FERGUSON 20-85 GAS FARMALL 806 DIESEL OOCKSHUTT 40 GAS USED EQUIPMENT Oliver 18A Combine International No. 46 baler, Like New International 80 Combine, Full Equipped Allis Chalmers Rake International No, 98 SP Combine, Fully' Equipped trines 600 API Beet1Windrower with Cross Conveyor N T moNTEIT 'EXETER LTD. 235,2121 "7/id belt tii wheii YOU heed i? Matti" • is Using old-time methods Anyone attending Saturday's Bean Festival can attest to the tastiness of the beans that were the main part of the menu. Above, Mrs. Leonard Erb is scooping the beans right out of the huge iron kettle in which they were baked. T-A photo. 6 ft a new fertilizer service que fertilaer blender prov des precise proportions ogen, phosphate nd potash to make yoUr crop investment pay-off in higher re els bigger profitsr Here's a new, unique and modern service, right where you need it, to custom blend your fertilizer on the very day you want it, Custom blending leads to better crops and more profitable production. It's the economy Way to buy your plant food, With CO-OP custom blending, you know you are getting the exact require- ments of nitrogen, phosphate and potash that your crop needS, You'll save money on your fertilizer and your application time too. It's the port Relate way to buy fertilizer, Only the right fertilizer blend to meet your soil and crop , requirements can give you lowest 'per acre' cost of productitm. No wonder CO-00 custom blending NO off. might now is the time to arrange for this money•saving CO-OP Service. The Official Openin g Of Our New Fetilizet Blending S ervice Will Take Place At out BARBECUE and DANCE FRIDAY, SEPT, 6 (See details ih.ailtiiitigriiii0.evetils pato). XETER.DISTIUCT CO. OP RAKE YOUR. BEANS WITH IlIjrafr 742Far AV4 FOR: GRAIN HAULING (LARGE CAPACITY FAST HANDLING FAST UNLOADING) SOLID MANURE LIQUID MANURE FIONA PRECISION SEED DRILL FOR: GRAINS, PEAS, BEANS, TURNIPS, CARROTS AND MANY OTHER CROPS. — MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED — STAY AHEAD WITH JF — ar FARM MACHINERY Thames Road East, Exeter 235-1021 GROW FALL WHEAT On. ContFact. For Cash Crop SEED &F E RTILIZER SUPPLIED • YOUR CH.QICE, OF SEED WHEAT. STAR, TALBOT, G E NE SSEE • YOVIi•CHQICE OF ,FE RTILIZER: SOLUTION OR SQL11) Top Dress Nitrogen. Solution in.the. Spring with our Nol..raic SPREAD BU LK POTASH FOR FALL PLOW DOWN — USE OUR NO-TRAK CANN'S MILL LTD. EXETER 235-1782 Times-Advocate, Auoust 29 'I960 Dishing up baked beans Beans were the main item on the menu at Saturday's annual Bean Festival in Zurich and everyone re- ceived a generous helping throughout the day. Above, several young ladies are waiting for these plates being prepared by Mrs. Gordon Hess, Mrs. Phil Overholt, mrs. Dennis Overholt and Mrs. Doug O'Brien. T-A photo. Farmers using FCC loans to enlarge their acreage Close relationship between Farm credit Periii9katiOnlenCang and the roorg4Oizatiop of re-. sources down on the farm is ill- ustrated in the FCC's report for the fiscal year ended Mara!, 4,1966. of the 215 million ip new loans approyed, over 80 percept went to Making the farm a more ef- ficient and profitable business, Farmers used approxiMately half of the new funds to enlarge farm acreages by an average of near- ly 50 percent; .14 percept went Into purchasing complete farm units, thus facilitating the trans- fer to new management; 14 per- cept was used to improve land and buildings; and 2.5 percent to purchase livestock and equip- ment. The value of loans under the. By MRS. S. HUTTON Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Clarke and Dianne of Sebringville visited. Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Walters. Miss Diane Hutton returned home Sunday after spending a week with Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hutton and Debbie, Listowel. Mrs. Ivan BC:ck, Margaret and Dennis, visited at Langton, Sun- day. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Cole, Lon- don, visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs, Freeman Horne. Goderich man gets promotion C. M. Jutras has been pro- moted to Manager of the Canada Manpower Centre at Sarnia, Mr. Jutras has been Manager of the Goderich Canada Man- power Centre for the past three and one-half years. Prior to coming to Goderich, he served in various positions at Owen Sound and Welland, where he joined the Department of Man- power and Immigration in 1960, Mr. Jutras is a member of the Goderich Industrial Commission. He is also a Past Director and Secretary of the local Rotary Club. He will assume his new pos- ition at Sarnia on September 1. A successor is expected to be appointed within the next few weeks. Spruce is a favourite wood for Violin makers because of its ex- cellent resonance. Announce New Healing Substance: Shrinks Piles 'Exclusive healing substance proven toshrink hemorrhoids and repair damaged tissue: A renowned research institute has found a unique healing substance with the ability to shrink !minor- thoida painlessly It relieves itching arid discomfort in minutes and speeds up healing of the injured, inflamed tissue. In case after ease, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (Shrinkage) took plade Meat ,important of , rill—results Were*, thorough that this improve= Mont wea Maintained over a period' of Many thotitliS, 'Phis Was itecoMplisiled with rieW healing substance (Bio-Dyne) Which quickly helps heal injured dells and attmtilii tea growth of new tisane, Now 13io4)yrie is offered in ()MO Meta and gitippoSitory form called Preparation dl AgIc for it at all drug 'Stores. Satisfaction or your Money refunded. Farm 'Credit Apt during theyear, including $98,000.,000 outstanding PII.OreVIOUP loans by the c9rpgr, *WI was X 203,236,500 -.6 09r, cent more than In the previous year, yOAr, 1:1,954 farmers wha took out loanS represented a ,de- crease of 2 pPiTP_Pt from the 190647 tiDirei With over 01,9Q0 mortgages outstanding to canadiAo fartner at the year end, the corporation now hap a mortgage on approxi- mately one out of every four farms, clAssifted as commercial in the 1966 census. The FCC's post-loan advisory service continued to assist hot.- rowers with farm management and record keeping. The elec- tronic farm accounting program Hamilton family elects officers The Hamilton family gathered Sunday in Lions Park, Seaforth. Clifford Miller was elected president for 1969. Other officers are: Lorne El- liott, vice-president; Mrs. Alvin. Kemp, secretary-treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott, social convener. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Jessie Hamilton, Mrs. William Sillery, Norman McIlraith, Al- vin Kemp, Mrs. F. Elliott and Dean Elliott, Members attended from Tor- onto, Owen Sound, Port Elgin, Teeswate r, Exeter, Munro, Staffa and Cromarty. carried out in conjunction, with the cr).41.'A Economics pranch now serves About 2,700 Canadian farmers, 14 044 ITPAYTI1eAt remained ist4etorY ,cluripg the yOar with 93,2 13OPOPpt of All mortgages in good standing at March 31, According to George Owen, FCC Chalrmao, the demand mortgage credit in the April- June 1968 perWl IP 000 15 percept less in both number and amount of loans approyed than. a year esrlier. McGillivray man clies..in London A McGillivray Township man, 114s4czolto (Mac) Allison pasged away Friday in Victorialiospltal, London. He was 60 years. old. Funeral wal.> from the T. Ste0, enson and Son Funeral Home, Ailsa Craig, Monday. Interment was .inst. James Cemetery, clan, deboye. He is survived by his wife, the former Rita Hamilton; a daugh, ter, Mrs. Leslie (Betty) Morley, McGillivray; three sisters, Mrs. Gladys Lockner, Inwood; Mrs. Roy (Mary) Schenk, Crediton; and Mrs. Edward (Flora) Gack- stetter, Exeter.