The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-10-03, Page 8Ell
HORSEPOWER
* Farmall 1206D with new engine
* Farmall 806D, A-1 condition
* Farmall 1066D with roll guard
* Mini Mo U302 Gas
* David Brown 1200D
* IHC 624D with loader
* IHC 574D with loader
N. T. MONTEITH
EXETER LTD. 235.2121
"The best in service when you need it most/"
STOCKER
FEEDER SALE
Henson Livestock Sales
Sat., Oct. 5 - 1:00 p.m.
1200 Head mostly Far Western Alberta
Calves of last fall
Consisting of steers (700), Heifers (250)
Calves (250)
For consignments contact the Management:
VICTOR
WILLIAM
BARRY
HARGREAVES
LIVINGSTON
MILLER
Clinton
Zurich
Exeter 235-2717
482-7511
236-4807 or
Kirkton 229-6205
Auctioneers: Hector McNeil & Larry Gardiner
TRACTORS
1-IHC 504 Diesel with power steering
1-Massey Ferguson 2085
1-Ford 400 Diesel with power steering,
727 hydraulic bucket loader
1-Ford 5000 Diesel
1-Cockshutt 550 Diesel
1-Case Model 'D'
1-Ford 4000 SU with loader (1974)
1-IHC Super 'A' with scufflers
1-Fordson Major Diesel
1-Ford 881 with Loader
1-David Brown 990 (Red)
1-11-1C Model "C" with loader
1-Ford 5000 Gas, power steering
1-Ford 3000 Diesel, power steering
1-IHC Super "C" with 2 row scuffler
1-Ford 3000 Diesel
1-IHC 350 with loader
1-IHC Super "C" with 4 row scuffler
1-Allis Chalmers "C" with loader
1-IHC 6275 Diesel with loader
1-Ford 3000 Gas,
1-Ford 4000 Gas, power steering
1-IHC Model "M"
1-Cockshutt 40 Diesel
'power steering 1-Foi.4000 Diesel with
1-Cockshutt 30
1-Cockshutt 540
1-Allis Chalmers "C" with scuffler
1-Case 630 Diesel
1-Ford 5000 Diesel, with 218 hrs.
M.M. M5 gas with power steering
COMBINES
Ford P.T.0. combine
1-Massey Clipper with engine drive and
pickup
1-IHC 91, self-propelled, with straw
chopper and grain head
1-IHC 101 self-propelled with grain head
• 1-Ford 630 with grain head and straw
chopper and 4 row corn head
-Ford 642 with cab, grain head and straw
chopper
Cockshutt 422 PTO combine
Better Farming Starts At
EXETER FORD
Equipment Sales Ltd.
Exeter 235-2200
TUCO
Page 8 Times.Acivocote, October 3, 1974
Agree wages too. low
Farmers do „not take it upon farm workers have the right to
themselveS. to .$9. on strike and -organize and form. a union. If
deprive .Canadians of their daily they do create a representative
bread. Neither, therefore, do they organization, then we will
believe that farm workers have recognize it as their legitimate
this right. frank Wall, first vice. spokesman," Wall is also
president of the Ontario Chairman of the OFA Labor
Federation of Agriculture, said at. Committee.
the International Plowing Match Farmers who hire employees
Friday that granting this right to have long recognized. that, like
strike would put, the decision over' themselves, their workers are
the life and death. of Canadians underpaid. As farm incomes
generally in the hands of a few. have improved over the past two
years, farmers have increased
Recent news stories have proportionately the wages they
seriously misrepresented OFA's pay, Most farmers value their
position, Wail says, "OFA agrees helpers as an indispensible part
with Labor Minister Andras that • of their operation,
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LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
LOOK FOR THE BIG ORANGE BUILDING
TOP SHOWMEN --- Two Exeter area youths took top showman
honors for the Huron County 4-H competition held in conjunction with
the Seaforth fair. Stephen Preszcator, RR 1 Exeter, won in the horse
show competition, while Barry Miller, RR 3 Exeter, took the beef show
title and then the sweepstakes showmanship event over four other con-
testants. Photos by Wilma Oke ,E111:1)SEV El EA4I
ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS
Keep your home warm all winter and reduce your fuel bills with Soveways
custom built, double track storm windows. Pre-drilled and ready to install,
Natural or white finish.
MEASURE .
. A, The width between side casings.
B. The height from sill to bottom edge of casing.
C. The height from bottom of top casing to centre of meeting rail.
For pricing add measurement "A" and "B" for united inches. Then specify
overlap mounting or inset mounting as illustrated, Do not add lap to
measurement.
UNITED INCHES STANDARD INCHES WHITE FINISH
0-38 13.95 19.77
38-1/8-49 14.77 21.00
49-1/8-59 16.50 22.89
69-1 /8-74 18.75 25.23
74-1/8-87 22.37 27.70
87-1/8-100 26.08 31.40
Order Now Before The Rush
Few marketing boards
cause price increase SAVEWAY MONEY SAVERS
.......
By ADRIAN VOS
Marketing Boards are so
viciously attacked these days
that we better have a look at
them. They are accused of
driving up the price by limiting
production. This is only the case
in a few Marketing Boards and
then it is done because the farmer
has to, protect himself from going
bankrupt.
Of the more than 20 marketing
' boards in Ontario only four have
production limiting powers
(quota's). Tobacco limits
acreage but sets price by auction.
Broilers sets quotas and
negotiate price with processors.
Egg quota's sets price on a cost of
production formula. Turkeys,
same as broilers.
All other boards act as a selling
agency and attempt to get the
best price possible by bargaining
with their customers in different
ways. The pork board on a
teletype system, which works
like a remote control auction,•The
bean board by selling in the
domes tic a tO international
markets, through the dealers and
brokers. Others by negotiating
contracts for their members with
processors.
So you see, folks, that you
should beware of what most of
the press has been guilty' of and
attack marketing boards as such,
because they don't like the way
one board operates.The demand
of some that consumers sit on
marketing boards is as ridiculous
as if they demanded to sit on
union negotiating committees.
For if Massey-Harris or
International Harvester gives in
to union demands, it soon filters
through to the consumer in
higher food costs. If they were
demanding to be represented on
the councils that oversee the
marketing boards there wouldn't
be much opposition, for they
would soon see that farmers
always have been asking less
return for their efforts and in-
vestments than any other
businessman, But to let an out-
sider negotiate a price for my
products is a direct conflict of
interest and I for one will
strongly oppose such a move.
ALUMINUM DOORS -
These self storing 11/4" standard doors come corn-
plete with all hardware, pneumatic closer and safe-
ty wind chain. The glass removes for easy clean-
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in white, grey, or black.
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LOUVRES & VENTS
Roof Vent 8' . 5,40
Exterior Air Vent ,.
16'. x4' .70
16" x 8" 1.05
Adjustable Louvres
Rectangular Louvres (29" - 40") 7.75
Pitch
8" x 12" 2.05 Roof Louvre
8" x 16" 2.35 (111/2" x 16") 4.35
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FOLDING Ideal for use as closet
kitchen/ the bedroom, roc room, or DOORS or family room.
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Rats and Mice go for
Warfarin Bait Paks
they knock 'em dead
Flavour-fresh Warfarin Bait Paks are more attractive to rats and
mice than normal food. Placed where these pests are seen Warfarin
Bait Palo provide a ready-to-use feeding station that kills rats and
mice during three to four days of feeding. There is a better chance
of eradicating all the rats and mice on your farm with Warfarin
Bait Paks because the slow-acting rodent killer does not cause
pain or Other 'symptorris that might warn the rest Of the colony,
Use TUGO's Warfarin Bait,Paks- they kill millions of rats every year,
Available in 1,2 and 5 lb, Paks in both meal and pellets,
Exeter District Co-op
Victoria & Brock Sts.
Phone 235-081
25 SAVEWAYS TO SERVE YOU !
Prices iffecthre
until
OCT. 7th.
1974
At Our
EXETER YARD
ONLY LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
Mon, - Thurs. 8:30 - 6:00 Friday 8:30 - 9:00
Saturday 8:00 - 4:00
227 St., No, 4 'Hwy, North
PHONE 235-1582
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