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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-05-17, Page 18FARMALL 706 DIESEL with 18.4 x 34 rears ALLIS CHALMERS XT190 with cab and duals ALLIS CHALMERS D17 GAS series IV FARMALL 1206 with cab and duals FARMALL 656D with 18.4 x 34 rears FARMALL 656D with new 15.5 x 38 rears IHC 656 Hydrostatic with loader IHC 574D like new FORD 4000 GAS 10 speed (Blue) DAVID BROWN 1200 with cab DAVID BROWN 990 cab and loader FARMALL 1066 with cab IHC 414 GAS excellent N NI ' Ns N. T. MONTEITH EXETER LTD. 235.2121 "The best in service when you need it most!" GET OUR PRICE ON THESE TRACTORS We Need The Room . . . You Save $$$ ON THIS NEW EQUIPMENT FORD 519 Snow Blower V Model FORD 706 Rear Scoop 3p.h, FORD 501 Rear Mount Mower 3P.H. FORD 601 1 Row Mounted Picker FORD Material Bucket FORD 508 5 Bar Rake Ground Driven FORD 680 Harvester W,'Both Heads FORD 532 Baler FORD 3P.H. Crane FORD 131 Chisel Plow 3P.H. FORD 906 Rotary Cutter 60" Demo. FORD 515 Pitmanles 3P.H. Mower FORD 519 Snow Blower Auger 6 ft. FORD 519 X Snow Blower Auger 5 Ft. FORD 519 Snow Blower Auger 5 Ft, FORD 519 Snow Blower Auger 5 Ft. KONGSKILDE 9 1 '2 Ft. Levelling Bar KONGSKILDE 11 Ft. Levelling Bar SALE REGULAR PRICE 450.00 355.00 180.00 137.00 565.00 449.00 2100,00 1000.00 885.00 5270.00 2535.00 28.50 680.00 535,00 820.00 890.00 545.00 545,00 545.00 120.00 150.00 530.00 4000.00 1695.00 23.00 519.00 299.00 689.00 749.00 453.00 453.00 453.00 75.00 95.00 Snow Blowers can be held till Winter with small Down Payment Setter Farming Starts At Tractors Equipment EXETER FORD Equipment Sales Ltd EXETER 235-2200 Mad at High Prices? Then You'!! Enjoy The SAVINGS During Our YARD CLEARUP SALE Largest number of graduates ever Diane Walker of Thorndale the academic students at Centralia Junior Farmers' Association' of College who are junior farmer Ontario scholarship as the top members. Fifth graduation at Centralia academic student in bonne economics; Marion Cushnaghan of Clarkson, the Home Economics staff award. as the runner-up in home economics; Laura Nash of Weston the Ontario Veterinary Association award as the top academic student in animal health technology; Susan Rita.' of New Hamburg, the Western Ontario Veterinary Medical Association award as the runner-up in animal health. Gordon McKay of Embro .and Graduate in Foods Annette Zimmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zimmer, Zurich, recently graduated from Cen- tralia College of Agricultural Technology in the home economics food service manage- ment program. CCAT Grad Peter Groot, son of Mr, and Mrs. John Groot, RR 1, Zurich recently graduated from Centralia College of Agricultural Technology in the agricultural business management program. Peter plans to work for Cyanamid of Canada in Clinton, Plans to Farm Jack Hodgert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hodgert, RR 1, Kirkton recently graduated from Cen- tralia College of Agricultural Technology in the agricultural business management program. Jack plans to return to home to farm. The fifth annual graduation ceremony held. Friday at Centralia 's College of Agricultural Technology was the largest since the school was established in 1967. With 113 young men and women receiving their diplomas in three courses, the graduation ceremonies usually held at Huron Hall were moved to the spacious quarters in the former RCAF recreation centre. In his welcome address, principal James MacDonald said the school enjoyed the ad- vantages of a small college but had plenty of expansion potential as far as graduation was con- cerned by using the recreation centre. MacDonald paid tribute to area businesses, veterinarians and project farmers for their co- operation in supplying facilities for on the job training. The guest speaker was Dr. D. G, Howell, dean of the Ontario Veterinary College at Guelph who stressed the importance of healthy agriculture to the Canadian economy, "While farm population is declining, the farm industry is actually on the rise and this can be attributed to ever-increasing efficiency," said Dr. Howell. ....4monommo Photos by Doerr He continued, "Agriculture output is expanding at the rate of three percent ,a year in Canada and this is contributing to the well being of the country." Talking about food prices, Dr. Rowell said Canadians can afford to put more of their income to food products. He said Canadians spend a smaller percentage of their incomes on food than most countries in the world. He listed Canadians and Britain residents as spending 21 percent of their income 'on food while the figures in Japan and Russia were 20 and 27 percent, respectively. He said the average weekly wage of a construction worker in Canada was $260 while in England is was $85, $20 in Japan and $27 in Russia. Dr. Howell challenged farmers to maintain the best possible land husbandry saying Canada has five percent of the world's producing land. Neil Lowe Hemingway of Brussels, an honors graduate in the agricultural management course, captured two top awards. He received the Plant Food Council of Ontario award for top proficiency in soils, and the Western Ontario Institute of Agrology award as the top academic student in his course. Other awards: Marybelle Spence of Woodford, the United Co-operatives of Ontario award as the best all- round student; Bonnie Maize of Lucknow, the Middlesex County Women's Institute award as the top (photo by Engel) Animal Health Grad Jane Hodgson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hodgson, Lucan, recently graduated from Centralia College of Agricultural Technology in the animal health technology course program. Jane plans to work with Dr. W.A. Campbell in Lynden, Ontario. Fashion Graduate Doris Watts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Watts, RR 2, London recently graduated from Cen- tralia College of Agricultural Technology in the home economics fashion program. Assistant Manager Ron Hartman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hartman, Dashwood, recently graduated from Cen- tralia College of Agricultural Technology in the agricultural business management program. Ron plans to work as assistant branch manager for Master Feeds in Woodstock. Home Economics Diane Grinney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Grinney, RR 1, St. Marys recently graduated from Centralia College of Agricultural Technology in the home economics food service manage- ment program. Diane plans to work for the summer near St. Marys. 210-1b. Superseal Asphalt Shingles Work in Co-op Business Grad Tom Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike O'Neill son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R7tirr, RR 3, Aliso Crolgv-- Clifford O'Neill, - RR 3, Lucan recently graduated from Cen- recently graduated from Cen- tralia College of Agricultural tralia College of Agricultural Technology in the agricultural business management program. He plans to work with the United Cooperatives in Combre, Ontario. Technology in the agricultural business management program. Mike plans to work for United Cooperatives of Ontario in Bel grave. HENSALL SPRING FAIR Anyone interested in showing market cattle at Hensall Spring Fair, Tuesday, June 19, con- tact Bill Coleman 262- 5031 or Gladys McGregor, 262-5839, for a prize list. , All animals must be. sold the day of the fair and all animals must be halter broken. Beaver's top quality shingles that come in your choice of Black, Green, White or Red. r cottage? can show you how Aspenite Imperial Accotone Graduate in Fashion Marion Margaret Cushnaghan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Cushnaghan, Mississauga, recent- ly graduated from Centralia College of Agricultural Technology in the home economics fashion program. 4' 8' • 1 a". Reg. 4.49. 3.97 Imperial Accotone cushioned vinyl flooring. Comes in four outstanding pat- terns. Buy now! Tanned pork profits with Sump pump 1/3 h.p. motor Has strong, cor- 34. rosion resistant 88 PVC column, Powerful discharge capacity. sq, yd. 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