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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-09-18, Page 18111. 1. 111, 1,71 '1 1f ^0 • lq ' Local Exeter Dairy Limited. Whie1! receetly completed construction of elle of the most modern milk - Processing plants in Western On— tario, will open the doors of its new building this weekend] for public inspection. The qdairy1 located ou William Street Elortb, just off No. 43 highwaywill hold open house Saturday and Sunday during Afternoons and evenings. Feature of the open house will he a draw for four prizes — art' electric fry pan, electric' kettle, electric steam iron and one Month's supply of milk. AU visi- tors to the plant during the two, days will receive a free thence In the raffle. Treats for the dairy's guests will be a cookie -and -milk snack.. Free chocolate milk will be pro- vided children accompanied by parents. Visitors will see a big array of modern stainless steel machi- nery through which milk, cream ' and cheese is processed under rigid sanitary standards. They'll be shown a network of • pipes and equipment which pre- pares milk from the farmers' cans for the consumers' table without even being exposed to air throughout the entire process. The plant houses 14 machines, most of them new within the past four years. It also contains a large refrigeration room which keeps milk chilled before it is loaded on trucks for delivery. The new plant, from the re- ceiving platform on the north side to the loading area of the south, has been designed and equipped to process milk with the greatest possible speed and under the most sanitary condi- tions. Cans from local farm suppliers travel on tracks from the re- ceiving platform to a dump tank from where the milk is pumped :o two large holding vats which Attend Exeter Dairy Open House 1 Plans ,7777,7,7777",,l.77,,,, -7,;,,,,7"::.-,—;"--z7- • . nHouse This Big Boom In Camping Evident At ipperwash well illustrated by the tre' Big boom in tamping this year! ...41 :mentions surge in popularity of 1pperwash park, which has been jAmmed with tents since the lat- ter part ]of June. ] Mr. J. A. Matheson, .Superin- tendon, of 1pperwash Provincial park, provides the following side- lights, many of which may not be found in "official" reports: 'The camping urge has cer- ttainly been mamfested at leper - wash this year. As the worn-out maxim goes, attendance records have been shattered, Our rec- ords show that the ember of people camping and using pic- nic facilities has greatly . lit- + creased froni other years. We have found that Ipperwash Park is new to many campers and that they have 'discovered' our DAIRY FEATURE5 MODERN EQUIPMENT — Arthur nark. either from word of friends B kk r head p an ma or from the fine publications of 1 t n is seen above working with some the Ontario Department of Trav- of the extensive and modern machinery which has been installed in Exeter Dairy's new plant on William Street north. The dairy is one of the most modern in Western Ontario. —jack Doerr ced the processing system. An laboratory and cheese room, , automatic w a s hi n g machine 1 boiler room, receiving room, pro - cleans the cans before they are , cessing area, bottle washer: re- eturned to the farmer. frigeration unit, men's dressing compressor, storage room From the holding vats , milk,room, is pumped to a plate heater and rest room. which increases the temThe building is virtually fire - of the fluid 144 degrees instant- proof. Constructed of cement ly. It then goes through a ciari... block walls and partitions and , steel windows, it bas only a fier which removes all foreign matter and sediment before . few pieces .of wood in its struc- reaching four large pasteurizing , ture vats where the t..mperature is held constant for 30 minutes. After pasteurization, the milk may be pumped several places for different processes straight to the filling and capping ma- chine, through the homogenizer, or to a mixing vat for choco- late milk. The 50'x55' cement -block build- ing is divided into 11 sections— ''''' llll I ll lllll CK it t ,t and 1 -ir, i 4, 1 Best N/Vishes I: to the Exeter Dairy ...,„, I Rether's Restaurant i . "The Best Food In Exeter" 1 s I PHONE 302 FOR TAKE-OUT ORDERS EXETER 1 L111111111111111111111 l I llll IIII lll II ll I l IIIIIIIII1111111111111111114111111111I llllll 1111111IMIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllll 1111111111117111111111; 1 C. V. Pickard General Insurance — Real Estate PHONE 165; RES. 628 Best of Luck, EXETER_ TO EXETER DAIRY waft num GRAND OPENING AND MODERN BUILDING A.PM, (Canada) 'Etitiiptnent. Wiped NEWMARKET., 'ONTAMO el and Pa licity. The 'Campsites and Boa side Parks in. Ontario' is certainly the calliper's `Bae - decker', " "We have been constantly amazed by the number of peo- ple for whom camping is a new experience this year. Campers volunteer to tell us that camp- ing, besides being more eco- nomical than other summer va- cation. modes, is a wonderful way to maintain the family unit. A delight for the whole family is the evening campfire com- plete with sing -songs, marsh- mallows and hot dogs." "We would like to report that the 28 -day maximum 'Stay ruling has been very successful at ip- perwash. r e are many gloomy predictions of an empty park after the first n day per- iod. This however, has not been the case, for the Park has been filled to capacity with 50 to 3.5G tents usin`g the overflow area for the past four weeks. There were a few objectors to the rul- ing, but on the whole, campers were able to understand how they could benefit from the ruling." "First aid is the big item at the Park. this respect, we have had injuries running the gamut from broken noses and heart attacks to minor cuts and burns," "We have]had occasion to deal with fires this summer, On August 8, a camper ]ost all his equipment in a sudden fire: Un- fortunately, he did not have in- surance. So with the good. spirit of camping, three campers were able to collect $71.13 from other campers to help pay for the loss." "Lost children, are constantly in the office on a busy weekend. Quite often, an hour or more is spent entertaining a young visitor until his 'lost parents' are found." "An occasional chuckle collies from the campers who are sent lino the park to find a camp- site and are told to bring back their unit number. More than once, when they have 'returned, we have heard the reply, 'But we can't get it off the post'. " to the • EXETER DAIRY ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW aUtLDING Wo Are Proud That The Bell Synchro-Pak Steam Generator WAS SELECTED FOR INSTALLATION IN THIS MODERN AND EFFICIENT OPERATION Robert Bell Industries - Limited SEAFORTH, ONTARIO You Are invited To Exeter Dairy's First • • ' iSaturday Sunday eptember 20 & 21 44104 Afternoons & Evenings — 2-5i 7710 See Western Ontari's See how your milk is processed without even being exposed to air! GUIDED TOURS See how our modern machinery pasteurizes and homogenizes your milk, See our laboratory for ensuring quality, Most Modern Dairy! """ ll ll raw ll • ll ll orisitirlmmot ttt ttt tzfr ttt r t MI/ ttttttt IIIIIII/MIIIIIII1111111/1/1111111111/11M11111/1 • Our New Plant Is. LticAtedLane Block. West Of The Intersection Of Highways 83 And 4 — Directly West cif Guenther Tuckey Transports tt I t tt t IIIIIII0t11111'1111/1111111111t1IIIIIIMM/M11111111111111filtIMIN Draws For Open House Guests- . FOUR BIG PRIZES i 7. Electric Fry Pan . 2. Electric Kettle i , 3. Steam Iron . I 4 One Month Supply Of Milk. I FREE Refreshments Fresh Milk And Cookies Free Chocolate Milk For Children Acconipanied Paten ttt ETER DAIRY Lee.- Learn PHONE 334 Clarence McDonald Norman :Slanlake • WILLIAM ST. NORTH • ts OUR MOTTO1 "Quality And Service"