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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-06-29, Page 13A TRIO OF CALVES — Holstein cows on the Hem Farms in Usborne township have a habit of producing more than one calf at a time. In the last 24 months, a total of 18 sets of twins and the triplets shown above have been born to Hem cows. Above, Robbie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hem is shown with the recent triple additions. T-A photo Separate board vetoes office move suggestion t.. Ready Mix CONCRETE Pi ons 235.-0833 Residence 228 ,6941 C.A. McDOWEit Milk Replacer Calf Lac Mineral 25.14-14 Calf Starter 16% Dairy Ration 18% Dairy Ration 32% Dairy Supp, 40% Dairy Supp. 50 lbs, 11,50 50 lbs. 10.50 50 lbs. 3.85 100 lbs. 4.85 2000 lbs. 65.00 68.00 95.00 108.50 Dairy Health Service — Full Line. Filters, Mastitis Controls, Udder Ointment, Uterine Bolus, Propylene Glycol, Dextrose, Calcium Gluconate, Pen-Strep, Vitade, Cann's Mill Ltd. High Quality Feeds at Fair Prices EXETER 235-1782 Carnes dill 235-1782 Exeter If the weather holds . and the creek don't rise.. WE'LL BE AT OUR NEW LOCATION Tuesday, July 4 A*4'11111 it !ilk 4,16. red 'fi Maims iiiuile Highway 83 % Mile East of Highway io Exeter PHONE' 235-2200 Drop In And SE , • Our New Facilities Setter Farming Starts At EXETER FORD Equipment Sales Ltd EX ETEF1 235-2200 Tractors Equipment 41% AMM. NITRATE For Corn APPLIED 8Y 3 M I r ef. 25,1182 EXETER Limited Thank You BUYERS Russ Goldstein, right, of Al's Market in Hensell bought the grand champion calf raised by Pam Carnochan for a record price of 53c a pound. Canada Packers buyers Bill Rinn, Harold McCue and Stuart McCall at the left purchased the reserve grand champion from Murray McGregor. The Hensall Calf Club wish to express their appreciation to all the buyers who attended the Hensall-South Huron Calf Club sale last Tuesday evening and who, by their brisk bidding, made the show a success. It is support such as this which enables the committee to carry on with the program among the young people in our community and we know everyone shares a pride in their accomplishments. BUYER NO. PURCHASED Al's Super Save 6 Canada Packers 2 Darling's I.G.A. 14 Merner's Meats 1 Hensall Sales Barn 19 Tiverton Sales Barn 7 Burns Meat Packing Co 4 Brussels Sales Barn 14 Corbett Sales Barn 4 Exeter Frozen Foods 4 Coleman's 2 Denfield Sales Barn 1 Wayne McBride 1 Larry Gardiner 2 Ed Watson, Blyth 12 United Farmers Co-operatives of Ontario 3 Bob McKinley Gamble & Rogers 10 Fearman's 1 Dunn & Levach 6 ilt- EC 6711' OIL ORDER OliR Oa rrs NEVER TOO zAT4 YouR rtmo!NACiNiED A s OVAL NATE igii 'do FREE Win The Use of A New International 966 Tractor for 1973 PLUS OTHER DOOR PRIZES I1-IC 816 Combine with two heads John Deere No. 42 Combine with bean equipment Case 600 Combine with Cab and .2 Heads No. 80 Owatonna 12-FOOt Swather II-IC 360 Harvester IHC 350 Harvester, Demo Massey No.60 with Bean Equipment 235.2121 "the best in service when you need it most" You're Invited To Attend Our COMBINE CLINIC Thursday, July 6 — 7:30 p.m. CHECK THIS USED HARVESTING EQUIPMENT ' 1 SEE THEM TObAY AT N.T. MONTEITH EX51-511 HYMOr Fly spray Promptly kills horn flies, stable flies, house flies and mosquitos, Ready for use and sate for daily spraying on all livestock and in buildings. Cowlly Powder The pink dusting powder that protects cattle against biting flies. One application lasts from 2 to 3 Weeks under normal Conditions, Rabbit breeders hear .veterinorian Dr. .Tom Pridham was the guest speaker et the latest meeting of the South .Huron Rabbit breeders Association. He inf 04110 members. of the proper use of disinfectants. The fall rabbit show is to be held in. Exeter on .Saturday, Oetober 14 with Angus Murray show superintendent and Janet Hurley as show secretary. Dairy Feeds Beat the Hy invasion With the TUCO Florbalt Fly Killer Pour "ribbons.' of dry Florbait on floors and window ledges of animal buildings. Florbait kills 95% of flies, ants and other insects In 4 hours, Ask your dealer for the TUCO products that will solve your particular fly problems, Huron-Perth separate school board, in a special meeting, voted 9-5 to retain its offices in Seaforth rather than accept a proposed move to Stratford. Last week Rev. Carl Keane of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic parish in Stratford, offered to rent to the board a Stratford convent, 10 years old, which will be vacated by the Loretto Sisters by the end of June, Following discussion in committee of the whole, all four Stratford trustees, including chairman James Morris, voted for the move. The trustees in favor of the location change were Howard Shantz, David Teahan, and F. J. Vere of Stratford, and Patrick Carty, trustee for Ellice, and North and South Easthope townships. The board now rents office space here in a Main Street building, Last week trustee Vincent Young of Goderich said a year and a half remains in the current lease and questioned the ad- visability of renting office space Lucan pups win ribbons Dogs owned by Mrs. Eileen Currie, Lucan, continue to show well in their Keeshond classes, At the Hamilton Kennel Club, Saturday, two puppies returned home with ribbons. A male puppy, Ryn-aak's Zandi of Brialin was judged best Keeshond puppy, was winners male over adult male, best, of winners over best female for three points, best Canadian bred puppy in breed and best in op- posite sex. Kristie of Brialin was first junior female puppy and reserve winner female over adults. Resort officers all to be on duty Five accidents with damages totalling $1,500 were investigated this week by the Grand Bend detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. Charges were laid in three of the mishaps, Officers of the summer force took action on a total of 36 oc- curences. The most infractions were under the Highway Traffic Act with 14 charges. Seven liquor charges were made and six persons were charged with Criminal Code offences. In his weekly report, Sgt. C, M. Iiawke advises that all available officers in the province will be on duty daring the upcoming holiday weekend to maintain strict en- forcement on the highways. Exeter women at TOPS event Twelve members of the Exeter Tops club attended the annual convention held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, last Friday and Saturday. The convention was attended by 2,050 ladies all together. The group was surprised at the arrival of the international leader, Mrs. Esther `Mantz, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who at- tended the leadership dinner Friday night. She also presented awards to girls who have successfully completed their KOPS standing (Keep Off Pounds Sensibly). Mrs. Pat Neal, SL Marys was the named the provincial oweii,she lost a total of 175 pounds. in two places. The board's offices have been in Seaforth since the counties London youths nabbed by police Two London youths have been charged with wilful damage after the glass was smashed in gasoline pumps at the Woodham garage owned by Lloyd Jaques. The two had stopped to get gas for their vehicle, and upon fin- ding the business closed, smashed the glass. A citizen called police who arrested the two men who were still at the scene with their disabled vehicle. A small coin collection was stolen from the residence of Milton Pollock in Greenway during the past week and thieves. also made off with a steering wheel valued at $66 from Don Taylor Motors in Exeter and a quantity of tools valued at $75 were taken from the residence of Hubert Hunter, RR 3 Exeter, An orange picnic table was removed from the County of Huron garage near Zurich. Police have recovered a boat stolen last week from the cottage of Norman Gawe at Cantin Beach in the St. Joseph's area. A sailboat was also found in the Schadeview Beach area and police are attempting to find the owner. Meeting has .poor turn-out A meeting of the Exeter Public School Home and School was held at E.P.S. on June 21. Only 11 parents attended, 4 of those being this year's executive. During the year approximately $250 was raised by a fudge sale, raffle, and hot dog booth. Money was spent on half of graduation expenses, part payment of the new fridge at the school, donation to Retarded Workshop, student scholastic and speaking awards, and gifts for retiring staff, Some money is still to be spent on athletic equipment. After much discussion it was decided that all those present constitute a committee, with Mr. Elliot Clarke as chairman, to meet with the new principal in the fall, to see if there is enough parent and teacher interest to warrant a try for a newly organized Home and School. amalgamated into one board in 1969. Those voting in favor of retaining the Seaforth offices were: John McCann, RR 3 Ailsa Craig; Joseph Looby, Dublin; Michael Connolly, RR 3 Kippen; Arthur E. Held, Rfe 4 Listowel; Christopher Walraven, St. Marys; Oscar Kieffer, RR 1, Bluevale; Ted Geoffrey, RR 2 Zurich; Vincent Young, Goderich and Francis Bicknell, RR 5 Seaforth, By MRS, RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN The family of Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Jacobi arranged a sur- prise party for their parents to honour their 40th wedding an- niversary. About 40 relatives attended and enjoyed a pleasant evening of cards. W.I. Meeting Improvements you would like to see made in the neighborhood was the roll call for the World Affairs meeting of Kippen East W.I, when they met at the home of Mrs. Grant MacLean. The members mentioned im- provements to the home, fences to surround old junk yards, old buildings to be demolished in- cluding S.S. 10 Tuckersmith, air pollution from lagoons, roads improved and Calcium Chloride- applied to all roads. In keeping with the theme "World Affairs" Spence Cum- mings developing officer in the county commented on the in- dustrial recreational, tourism, educational and social development necessary in the county, A discussion period followed. Mrs. Grant MacLean gave the motto "If your efforts are criticized you can be sure you have done something wor- thwhile." Mrs. V. Alderdice conducted a contest. Reports were given by Mrs. S. Pepper on citizenship and world affairs; by Mrs. D. Triebner on agriculture and Canadian Industries; by Mrs. J. Chalmers on family and consumer affairs; by Mrs. H. Caldwell, the treasurer, Leaders and assistant leaders are urgently needed for the 4-H girls club. "The Third Meal." Mrs. M. Connolly chaired the meeting. Mrs. R. Bell was co- hostess and Mrs, S, Pepper arid her group served lunch, Mrs. C. 9 a simply hang Flyvap Strip in the home or farm buildings A long.lasting spray for farm buildings that provides and forget it. Kills flies, mosquitos and other flying ro continuouS killing power against flies for 8 weeks. sects for as long as 3 months. Top Team" of Fly Killers formecomplete control dimes on animaisandaroundthetarm nyvapinsectddier amity Spray ih waves hotter resort .By MRS. PLARKE KENNEDY GRAND BeNID Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Love are the proud parents of a son. Chief Varrant officer Morley Love, Ottawa, visited last week with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Colin Love. Morley after serving in the navy for 25 years, is retiring in the fall, Ford Wilson of Prince Edward Island visited a couple days last week with Mr. & Mrs, Colin Love. St. Johns' By the Lake Anglican Church enjoyed the singing of Mr. Rogers' pupils from the Grand Bend Public school last Sunday at their morning service of worship. An extra high water-mark and giant waves brought people to the lake last weekend taking pic- tures. Donald Hoggarth, Herb Iloggarth, Mr, & Mrs. Roy Flear and Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Kennedy attended the funeral of their brother-in-law, the late Stewart Barbour in Toronto last Satur- day. Mr. & Mrs. A. Antippas and family, on leavefromPhnomPenk visited last week with Mr. & Mrs. Wm Blewett, Mr. Antippas has accepted a position on the Cambodian desk in Washington with the State Department. Conditions as they are in Cambodia Mr. & Mrs. Antippas will not he returning to Phnom Perth, Communion was administered last Sunday in the United Church, Eleanor Sharpe was soloist. Mr. & Mrs. W. Hatt, Ottawa, are vacationing this week at Huron Vista, Open air services will begin next Sunday at the United Church for July and August. Mrs. Garry Brenner will be soloist. Fern Blanchard and Leslie Kreis of Detroit spent several days last week with Mrs. Bariteau. Mr. & Mrs. John Bullock en- tertained newly weds Sharon and Glen Miller last, Sunday evening at a get-together with neighbors from the Blue Water highway. They presented the couple with China to add to their set. Eyre gave courtesy remarks. Personals Elzar Mousseau is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital London, Ed McBride has returned from Sault Ste Marie. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Forrest have returned from a trip to Moose Jaw and Regina, Saskatchewan. Mr. & Mrs. Alex McGregor have returned from Ottawa, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Moir, Parry Sound, spent the weekend with the latter's father Mr. Robert Thomson. Sympathy of the community is expressed to Mr. & Mrs. Elzar Mousseau in the death of Mrs. Mousseau's father, Dean Brown of Greenway. Jean Ivison returned from a trip to the east coast and has her cousins Mr. & Mrs. Albert Brownlee of Salem, Oregon visiting her. Asphalt Paving S. Grcaton PARKHILL • Residential & Commercial • Asphalt Sealer & Repairs CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES 294-0076 TimesAdyocate, June 29, 1912 King, FILL UP Cliff Russell R.R. 2 DASHWOOD, ONT. PHONE 238.2481 GRAND SEND Ng. 11 Couple at Kippen mark anniversary