The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-05-11, Page 17e e eageg
Douglas Lightfoot
RR I CREDITON, ONT.
Attention Farmers
Come in and check with us
when buying
SPRING FERTILIZERS
(Bulk or Bags and)
ANHYDROUS AMMONIA
• Weed Control for White Beans
EPTAM PATORAN TREFLAN
• Control for Corn Rootworm
CHLORDANE — DI-SYSTON
• Insect & Worm Control for Turnips
BIRLANE — DANSANIT FURADAN
BASUDIN PHOSDRIN — SEVIN
ALSO:
2-4D's M.C.P.A. — Brusttkill
AATREX ( Atrazine) BLADEX BANVEL 3
Quality Produce (Exeter) LTD.
Earl W. Neil
235-1922 235-1921
Thousands of
acres of work
left in these
good tractors
at
priced to
move out
fast! Tractors
Equipment
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FOR THE BEST
SELECTION
SAVE on These
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Priced to Clear Before
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Our New Location
IHC MODEL W400 DIESEL Torque
amplifier, power steering, remote
hydraulics, WAS51350 '1199
MASSEY MODEL 44 GAS Heat houser '549 and tire chains, pulley WAS 5650
IHC 460 DIESEL 3-point hitch, remotes, '2099 power steering, WAS 52400
JOHN DEERE 4020 DIESEL Row Crop, $ 5999
Roll cab, power steering, adjustable
wheels, remotes WAS 56800
Used Tractors
ALLIS CHALMERS 180 DIESEL WITH CAB
DAVID BROWN CROPMASTER
JOHN DEERE AR
IHC BULLDOZER MODEL 150
FARMALL 350 DIESEL
COCKSHUTT 1350 GAS
JOHN DEERE 1020 ROW CROP DIESEL
MASSEY 22 ROW CROP
MASSEY 35 DIESEL WITH RC1BIN HYDRO-BUCKET
IHC B250 WITH FREEMAN HYDRAULIC BUCKET
ALLIS CHALMERS WC ROW CROP
IHC MODEL A WITH 2-ROW BEAN PULLER
Used Ford Tractors
9N FORD
ON FORD
1004 4 WHEEL DRIVE DIESEL
4000 GAS
4000 GAS 10SP860
2•5000 DIESEL
Also, Large Assortment Used
Plows, Discs, Cultivators, Combines,
Spreaders, Etc.
Better Farming Starts At
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EXETER 235-2200
Times-Advocate, May 11, 1172 Page 17
Need for retarded workshop
outlined for Crediton women
Announcing a. new ero
of tractor service—
By MISS ELLA MOR LOCK.
CHEDI TON
The UCW held their May
meeting last Thursday evening,
with the members of Centralia
UCW as their guests.
The program theme was
"Count Your Blessings," Mrs.
Ross Pickering Was in charge
and was assisted by Mrs. Cliff
Russell, Mrs. Ward Fritz and
Mrs. Nelson Lamport.
The Family Beatitudes were
read and stories of the effect on
passers-by of a woman's singing
"Count Your Many Blessings"
were recounted as the audience
sang the hymn, stanza by stanza.
Mrs, Earl Neil read "I Had the
Meanest Mother."
Special music was provided by
Mrs. William Amerongen and
Mrs. Gerrit Wynja of Seaforth,
with Dixie Amerongen ac-
companying their singing on her
guitar.
Guest speaker was Mrs, Gerald
FREE LOANER! Mrs. Lorne Preszcator served
lunch. Mrs. Bob Blair, president
of the Centralia UCW 'moved a
vote of thanks to the Creditor'.
group. 1. No-fault protection
2. Applies during entire
warranty period
Godbolt, Exeter, She outlined the
work being done for the retarded
and plans for the adult workshop,
then showed a film taken in a U.S.
workshop. Mrs, Harold Fahner
operated the projector. Mrs.
Godbolt was introduced by Mrs.
Pickering and thanked by Mrs.
Russell.
Mrs, Alvin Finkbeiner
president, expressed ap-
preciation for the presence of the
Centralia visitors and announced
that loose offering would go to the
workshop project. An invitation
to attend Blossom Tea at Cen-
tralia United Church, May 10,
was read and decision was made
for Group IV to cater for a
wedding June 10.
Mrs. Douglas Warren urged
anyone needing odd jobs done to
contact students at the Missing
Piece or the House of Rahab,
Grand Bend.
Mrs. Ed Hendrick, Mrs. Cliff
Kenney, Mrs. Chris Dinney and
Buy any new Case Agricultural Tractor. If
for any reason you have a mechanical fail-
ure (including an accident) during your
peak production period (tillage, planting,
harvesting) and we cannot repair your trac-
tor within 24 hours, we will furnish a "loan-
er" within 24 hours of notification.
shopping plazas with wide
parking spaces, and the built-up
areas in the suburbs.
The Crediton Cub Pack met
Wednesday evening under the
leadership of Mrs. David
McClure-
Mr, & Mrs. Clarence Crawford.
of Blyth visited Sunday with Mr,
& Mrs. Orville Jones.
Gwen Finkbeiner has com-
pleted a year's training at
Ontario Bible College, Toronto.
May 15, she joins the summer
staff of St, Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mr, & Mrs, Reg Finkbeiner and
Michael spent Saturday and
Sunday in Detroit with Mr. &
Mrs, Ronald Withers and their
sons Mark and Michael. They
also visited Belle Isle.
Bridal Shower
Monday evening a community
shower was held in the Sunday
School rooms of Zion. United
Church in honour of Brenda Clark
of Shipka. There was a piano solo
by Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner and a
reading by Mrs. Ross Pickering.
Gwen Finkbeiner sang to the
accompaniment of her guitar and
Catherine Ratz conducted a
contest. Mrs. Ervin Ratz read the
address to the guest of honour,
Personals
Rev. & Mrs. Armin Schlenker
and Mary Ellen were Sunday
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Bruce
McLennan and family, Beam-
sville.
Mr. & Mrs. Emmery Fahner
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff
White, Newmarket. One evening
their son Calvin took them on a
tour of Toronto. They were
fascinated by the many high-rise
apartment buildings, the in-
terconnecting, illuminated
freeways, the easily accessible
Recollection
day marked
There will be NO CHARGE to you for this
loaner tractor. Your unit will be repaired
and returned to you as quickly as possible,
If subject to warranty, the repair will be
covered under the standard Case warranty
furnished with your tractor.
By MRS. JOSEPH CAREY
MT. CARMEL
More than 50 CWL ladies at-
tended a day of Recollection
conducted by two Ursuline
Sisters from Tilbury, held at the
school gym last Sunday.
It was very successful and
inspiring, Sister Pauline and
Sister Angela Theresa were
guests of Sister Viola in Parkhill,
Personals
Mary Theresa McCann,
London, daughter of Mr. & Mrs,
Arnold McCann spent the
weekend with her parents.
Cathy McKeever, daughter of
Mrs. Evelyn McKeever has
accepted a position in the office of
Hall Lamp Co., Huron Park
having finished her school year at
Fanshawe College in London.
Come in for the facts!
Thereis no better -Cane to buy
than right now during our
money-saving
SPRING GREEN TRACTOR SALE!
Stop today Limited offer°
Funeral directors
meet in Windsor
An Exeter funeral director was
named a vice-president of the
Western Ontario Funeral
Directors' Association at the
annual convention held Wed-
nesday at the Holiday Inn at
Windsor.
Iry Armstrong of the Hopper-
Hockey firm of Exeter who
served as secretary-treasurer in
1971 was elevated to the position
of vice-president.
Attending in addition to
Armstrong and his wife Lois were
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Dinney, also of
Exeter , T. Harry Hoffman of
Dashwood and Mr, and Mrs,
Clarence Haskett, Lucan.
C.G. Farm Supply
R.R. 3, Zurich • 4.4.
the big-power specialist...
Seek photos
of graduates
A MEN LESS TUB — The tub shown in the picture above went only
part of the way in Saturday's 21 mile walkathon at Ilderton but the
ladies, Elvie Urbstiott and Leila Hord went all the way. T-A photo
Mr, & Mrs. Wm McCann have
received word from their
daughter, Margaret in New
Zealand that she suffered a
broken bone in her ankle. She has
had a position there for the'past
ten months.
Many parents and friends of
the North Middlesex District
High School Students attended
the Evening in Paris Fashion
Show last Friday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Goodacre and
girls, Petrolia, spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr. &
Mrs. Tom Ryan of Corbett.
Lorraine Hall and Nora Hall
spent the weekend with their
parents Mr. & Mrs. John Hall and
Philip,
Rev. Father John Mooney, P.P.
attended the funeral of his aunt
Monday which was held at
Maidstone.
Mr. & Mrs, Tom Ryan of Mt.
Carmel motored to Kingston last
Friday to visit their daughter,
Mary Ellen R,N, who is a patient
at the hospital in that City, Mary
Ellen was struck by a car and
suffered back injury. Her many
friends wish her .a speedy
recovery.
Within the next month,
students from the district will be
completing courses at various
schools of higher learning,
To record their successes, the
T-A would be pleased to publish
pictures of all graduates, as well
as recording the names of all
those who have completed their
year at universities, teachers'
colleges, nursing schools and
institutes of technology.
Most photographers who take
graduation pictures are happy to
supply glossy prints for
newspaper reproduction.
The size of these photos should
be approximately one and three-
quarter inches wide and three
inches deep and must be in black
and white.
Information included with the
picture should list the particular
training which the student has
completed, as well as any awards
won and what future employment
he or she plans to follow.
It may be true that life begins
at 40, but everything else starts to
wear out, fall out or spread out.
To err is human; to really foul
things up requires a computer.
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MO T H ERS
A Salute to
Who, among
their
never-ending
tasks,
ensure
the health
and
nutrition
of their
families
by
serving
milk
each
meal.
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