In the mid-1960s, Parr's business was bought by food tycoon W. Garfield Weston, who made Parr Chairman.
In 1969, the company bought local Nottinghamshire rival Pork Farms from W. Garfield Weston and Jai Law, which doubled the size of the business overnight.
In February 2013, Gretchen Bauta, Canadian philanthropist and daughter of W. Garfield Weston, launched through the W. Garfield Weston Foundation, a program to be administered by USC Canada and Seeds of Diversity.
Today, The W. Garfield Weston Foundation in Canada and the Garfield Weston Foundation in the United Kingdom maintain that charitable legacy.
Garfield | James A. Garfield | Weston-super-Mare | Edward Weston | Weston | Galen Weston | John Garfield | Garfield Sobers | Weston, West Virginia | Weston, Massachusetts | Richard Weston, 1st Earl of Portland | Garfield County | Weston Noble | Weston, Connecticut | Simon Weston | Garfield County, Colorado | Celia Weston | W. Garfield Weston | Lewis Weston Dillwyn | John Weston | Garfield Weston Foundation | Garfield County, Washington | Garfield Barwick | Frank Weston Benson | Brett Weston | Weston, Southampton | Weston Park Hospital | Weston Park | Weston family | Weston County, Wyoming |
Soon after World War II, the Smiths sold the camp, along with the telescope, to Garfield Weston, owner of the Canadian company, George Weston Limited.