HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-10-18, Page 19H Times-Advocate, October 18, 1973
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Used Equipment
PLOWS.
1 — .6x1.6 FORD semi mount
Automatic reset, nearly new
1 —4x14 COCKSHUTT semi mount
1 — 4x16 HYDREIN mounted 20" coulters
1 — 4x14 HYDREIN mounted corn bottoms
with 20" coulters
1 — 3x14 IHC mounted, trip beam
1 — 3x14 COCKSHUTT mounted, trip beam
MISCELLANEOUS
1 — GEHL mixall with plain feed chute and feed
roll
1 — VIKING mixall
1 — MODEL 340 N-H mill
1 — 41 ft. MAYRATH elevator
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EXETER
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Doing business right on the farm is Roger Dowker's
idea of service. He's the manager of Exeter's
Royal Bank. Being experienced in agricultural finance,
Roger's prepared to help you finalize your farm plans in
the comfort of your own home.
Through a Farm Plan Loan, Roger can provide you
with operating credit as well as capital for basic herd,
buildings, renovations, equipment and additional land.
Give Roger a call at the Royal Bank in Exeter
and make your plans become a reality. Phone: 235-2111.
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power shift cab
remotes,
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and cab Allis Chalmers CA with loader
VAC Case International 'H' with scufflers
Ford 6
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Tractors
Equipment
ding cattle into the sales ring while auctioneer Larry Gardiner and clerk
are shown above. T-A photo
Sorority plans dance
to aid arthritic group
Members of the Xi Gamma Nu
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority met Tuesday at the home
of Donna Livingston and for roll
call, gave their definition of
happiness.
Guest speaker was Gwyn
Whilsrnith who gave a slide
presentation and interesting
program on "The beautiful".
Diane Wooden reported that
Joan Allen, Exeter is the
recipient of the sorority's annual
$50 nursing scholarship.
Sally Lou Raymond was ap-
pointed convener for the sorority
float for the Christmas parade.
The Canadian Arthritic and
Rheumatism Society will be
supported this year by help from
the sorority chapter and students
of Centralia College. Towards
this end, a dance will be held at
the Huron Park Recreation
Centre November 2.
Alpha Pi
Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi sorority met at the home of
Lillian Campbell Tuesday with 12
members and three guests
present.
The theme of the program was
"jewellery" and guest speaker
was Earl Campbell, who gave an
interesting and informative talk
on the subject.
Plans were made for the pledge
banquet to be held October 30 at
the Dashwood Hotel,
Wilma Wraight won the
"swaperoo".
NFU group
holds draw
Two recent functions of the
National Farmers Union were
well attended.
On Friday October 5, a large
crowd packed the hall at
Sebringville for a dance and
ticket draw.
The car in thb draw was won by
Earl Schmids of Milverton, Mrs.
Martha Hanson of Stratford won
a snowmobile and the winner of a
color TV was Brad Hutchinson of
G orrie.
Area Local 317 of the NFU
recently sponsored a dance at the
Dashwood Community Centre in
aid of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Becker
who lost a barn by fire a short
time ago.
The draw was made by the
Ontario Queen of the Furrow,
Sheila Armstrong.
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OPEN NEW SALES FACILITIES — An addition to the Hensall Sales
Arena was officially opened Thursday afternoon. Two of the owners
Barry Miller and Vic Hargreaves are shown in the above picture her-
Retroactive to Jan. 1
Officials get pay raise
The Huron County Board of
Education at a meeting in Clinton
Monday afternoon boosted the
salaries of the senior ad-
HOMES
Illustrated above is the Beaver
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Beaver Home in our selection
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ministrative officials. The in-
creases are retroactive to
January 1.
Salaries set are as follows with
the 1972 salaries in brackets.
Director of Education D. J.
Cochrane, $32,400 ($30,000);
Academic superintendents
James Coulter and Donald
Kenwell $27,000($25,000);
superintendent of business af-
fairs R. B. Dunlop $27,000
($25,000); assistant academic
, superintendents Robert Allen and
Ralph Smith, $25,900 ($24,000).
Effective October 1, 1973 the
board will pay 75 percent of the
Woman charged
in shooting death
A St. Marys area woman ap-
peared in provincial court in
Stratford Wednesday to face a
charge of non-capital murder in
connection with a shooting death
Sunday.
Patricia Ruth Tucker of RR 6,
St. Marys was charged after
Raymond Bailey was shot at his
residence about 4.45 p.m., Sun-
day.
The farm home is located on
Concession 8 of Blanshard
township about six miles, nor-
theast of Granton.
The woman made a first court
appearance Monday but was
remanded until the Wednesday
session.
Officers of the Sebringville
detachment of the Ontario
Provincial Police are in charge of
the investigation.
premium cost of OHIP, Blue
Cross drug plan and group life
insurance plan for these officials.
The Board will pay 50 percent
of the annual membership fee for
any senior administrative official
wishing to join the Ontario
Association of Education
Administrative officials.
'Effective October 1, 1973 the
board will pay 15 cents per mile
to all employees driving on board
business.
Wilfred Shortreed, vice
chairman of the board, who was
acting chairman Monday in the
absence of Board Chairman, .E.
C. Hill, stated, "We have a good
administrative staff. We have to
keep their salaries in line with
our neighbouring counties."
In a press release from the
board it was stated that because
of the "abnormally high increase
in the cost of living which has
occurred over the last several
months, the Huron Coutity Boa-rd
of education felt that it must
bring salaries.into line with those
being paid by neighbouring
boards."
A question of fencing en-
croachment at Wingham Public
School is to be turned over to the
board's solicitor for investigation
and recommended action.
Americans killed
i▪ n Pinery crash
Two Michigan persons were
killed in a crash of a car and a
transport truck on Highway 21,
near Port Franks, Saturday
evening.
Constable P.M. Clushman of
the Ontario Provincial Police
detachment at the Pinery Park
reported Marjorie Michaud, aged
25 and 10 week old Todd William
Boos were pronounced dead at
the scene.
The accident involved a car
driven by the child's father,
Dennis Boos of Gregory,
Michigan and the truck driven by
Richard Aaron Wahl of Likowel.
Mr. Boos and a daughter
Roberta are in serious condition
in Sarnia General Hospital. Mrs.
Boos is in satisfactory condition.
Bruce Michael Michaud, husband
of the dead woman was treated at
hospital and released.
Constable Clushman set total
damages at $5,000.
Damages of only $75 resulted
from the only other accident
investigated this week by the
Pinery Park detachment.
Involved in a mishap on Grand
Bend's Main street were vehicles
driven by Albert Manneron,
Forest and Herbert Pfile of
Grand Bend. Constable F.A.
Gardiner was the investigating
officer.
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