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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-16, Page 9r '56 olds 88 4 -door hardtop, radio, whitewalls hydra- NLY 1229. ll GIRL' GUIDES WIN BADGES—Bight Girl Guides at RCAF Station Centralia success- fully completed a 10 -week course to earn their religion and life badges. Presenta- tion was made .Sunday by S/1.4 B, W. Gilbert, seated right, protestant padre who conducted the course. Top row, from left, are Judy Rawson, Leanne Lapeer, Dorothy L' e Bouitillier, Carol Allen; centre, Xaren Walker, Marjorie McPhee, Shirley Roper, Elaine Destobel; .front, Mrs. T. Destobel, district commissioner of Girl Guides and Padre Gilbert, •--RCAF Photo Staff of 80 roe. n prepare for Pineopening � g Excellent' progress is being toe, MLA, add Andrew Johnston made on the Pinery park, five voiced the appreciation of the Miles south of Grand :Bend, Gar- members and presented Mr. land Meyers, superintendent of Meyers with a gift, the park, told the members of An appeal was rade for can - the Exeter Lions Club Thursday vassers for the blitz for donors evening at Armstrong's restaur- to the Red Cross blood hank ant. which will be .made on Monday, April 20, The' canvass. is being supported by all service organi- zations in the district: under the general chairmanship of Lion Ben Tuckey: Al present there are from 75 to 80 men engaged in getting the. park ready for this summer. Two bridges have been erected crossing the Ausable River. Two hundred camping sites, 50 x 50 feet square, coniplete with tables CREDrTON and fireplace are being provided Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gidley and fthe accommodation of trail - ere. family of Birr visited on Sunday There will be nine areas to 2c• with Mr, and. Mrs. Garfield Hill, comm e from 2,500r to 3,000 Mr. and Mrs. Grant Roeszler. cars and all theo necessary ec ,0 and son Jeff of London visited t P- on Sudday with the former s merit 10 provide for the comfort mother, Mrs. William Roeszler. and convenience of picnickers. There wilt be a hiking trail for horses and nature lovers. Trees and shrubs will be named, You Can Depend On The conveniences throughout the park are of the most mod- ern construction. Soap and towels will be provided for those: who need then. Police and fire protection is being .looker) after. Mr. Meyers received a great ovation from the club. He was introduced by C. S. MeeNaugl9- ti�liei ddnF;vsfail to remote excess acids And wAstes. hsrksche tired (rthltp, disturhed Fret orlon follow. Dmitri B.idni,y Flu, st.lrhalttn kidneyb,o rormhl duty, Ynu fe«1 bettor—sleep hint, work hitter. You rah dopidd o1'Dddd'A.Oetliodil'A Many dru,sl.ore, ‘0010011,100,0001110111001100110111111 OOOOO /01100 001110111111111fl111111111111111111111111,1110 lit 111,111111011111,11Q 164: Buy Quality Aylmer Products FROM Canadian Canners AND Horne Furnishings FROM, Dmney Furniture PHONE 20 EXETER 4001010011100111011111001010011000101101,0101 ttttt II tttt t VIM111,10,1gn1111111IIYn11111111111int)I„1,!1111111,E 0/0 GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES sl MMsued in amounts from $100 upwards far 3,4dr5years, is Barri 5% interest, payable half.. yearly by cheque. et authorized investment for all Canadian Insurance Companies and trust funds. YOUR MONEY bl tilt ES /t#ILF IN 14 Y$ARSI t'” 't't4 • STEALING TRUSTS C6ttPcleATION • 372 fley 511;} 35 buriterl ft, leiror}te Barrie Moire 44443 PAtkway •-;f1J11 (Mr. Levwtf (Mr. Alea►rtl • Herman: Dir. and Mrs. Wes Young .and. Aufirry,, and Mr's, ,Janice Hark - noes, of Teeswater. spent `.fhurs• day with Dir. and Airs, Clarence Rend and family. Mr. and Airs. Ivan Stephenson and family, of SI. Catharines, visited over the weekend with the former's parents. Dir, and Mrs. William Stephenson. Miss Lois McLellan, of Kltch- ener, was a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jae McLellan, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence :Oayn- ham and family, visitedeon Sun- day with the latter's sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. l3e.rt Barry, tit London, Mrs. Don Herne and three little sons, Cameron, Richard and David, have returned to St. -Catharines after spending a week visiting with ]firs. Herne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Henry. Miss Marie Miller of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. lions Miller of Hamilton attended the funeral of the tate :firs. Annie Biatch- for•d on Wednesday. Alr. and Mrs. N. E, Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook and Carolyn returned home Friday after a vacation in Florida, )Mr's, C. L. ,Oinks talked to her sister, Mrs. August Peterson, of Rapid City, S.D. on Monday eve- ning. Mr, and Mrs. Gary Corlett and family, •of Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. N. E, Cool Mrs. Charles Wilson was ad- mitted to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, no. Tuesday, where she will undergo surgery. CREDITON Air. and Mrs. William Priestley of Byron visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Edward Chambers, Misses Mary and Gloria, Siay: r+ s Credita,,.Qnrnt . Sy MR51 ,195P tt WQOPA1 1, WA .entertain choir AMeeiing, of the 'Woman's April Held on Thursday in the ,churn) lary f tl United chat ell way . school roams with a gaud attend t her 89th year Wedtte'sl>tl Whom, ing, All the Lapi,ily *PS ill ,led Crediton correspondent will :have particulars neat week. anee of members and three vier i, tors present, I Worshipperiod was converted by Mrs, Roy Swartz and study book was reviewed by President Mrs. Ed, Lamport. During the business period it was decided to send a mission• ary bale of clothing and mem- hers were asked to have contri- i butions..at the church not later than. April .7. Plans were made for repairing , choir books andfor serving a supper to members of the choir Ion April 17. A talk on Christian Citizenship, dealing with the racial pr•ohlern, was ably given by Mo. Wilfrid Mack. Afternoon hostesses were Mrs. Roy Lamport and Mrs. Lorne Preszcator. Personal items Mrs. Harry Dale and sons Don- ald and Ted of Brampton visited during the weekend. with lire. Dale's father, Mr. Francis Clark. Air. and Mrs. William Oestrich- er returned last week after spend- ing a few weeks in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hillborn of London, Mrs. E. Feist, Miss Nola Feist and Mrs. M. k'aist spent Sunday in Kitchener and attended the dedication ot< the new wing of Zion Evangelical DB church where Rev, F. M. Feist Is pastor, Mr. and Mrs, Roy ii inkbeiner spent: Sunday in Kitchener. Mrs. John Smith died sudden- ly in South Huron Hospital in r Th. Tim. •Adrocefit AprU iI'r 115, P " ��I N,Ip1}111d11111t11.1.1 UA1,11gd11N11t1N,GlUA11II,,1.1.111A,1,t1d1}11,lr1111,111r,r,Unt11.1.IA.I}!}I,GILLRI,1l1.y(}}q!}I!!}}},},IR1.le.1!}SIR ALF ANDRUS fN QIi Burner* FtJ1�ti '�iiFJ.lr iht�li►l' MOO Work -. 403 ANDREW $T., EiET'ER' 'N,111111101111,11Q1H„4N,1lr11t11111,411111P1111110011110eili1R1111i11,n1111111}1,11111p,1 PHONE)$ 111111,Iuqu1u11M 0}10}0 eeI's4 MIER ON THE RE -OPENING OF PLANT NO- 100 We are Pleased to serve Canadian Canners Ltd. by supplying quality 'imperial Oil products to the local plant. Gorge Vriese PHONE 110 EXETER RUY AYLMER PRODUCTS e i,ANT KILLER. ring Car Prices!.. It's been a tough winter for the car business, moans Jack Pearson. We've got to clean out the largest inventory of used cars in Huron County this spring) There's only on way to do it and that's slash the prices all to smithereens. We've done it! Look at the bargains offered below. See them en our lots. Come .see us today, tonight for the deal of your Iife. ABSOLUTELY NO OFFER REFUSED — WE WON'? BE UNDERSOLD! 85 Cars & Trucks Gotta Be.So.I "58 Chev Yeoman 4 -door Station Vllagon .� DNLY $x!395 '57 Plymouth 2 -Door Whitewalls, wheel discs, 2 -tone ONLY $1 9 5 '57 Plymouth 2 -Door 8-cyl., window washers, a sharpie aNLY *1895 '57 Blick Hardtop 2 -door, automatic, whitewalls, wheel discs r`ILi' x2395 ❑ '56 Pontiac Hardtop Star Chief, hydrarnafic, radio, chrome skirts, leather, interior I� ONLY S2295 5 6 • Force Crown Victoria • Autbinnatic, radio, whitewalls, sharp r]NLY $'229 5 implamilmoisminsummirmailliblubobemiwousalr- ir56 Buick Hardtop Super 4•door, radio, hydramtit, power ow. steering and 'brakes, executive car CIt4LY *2295 PEARS PHONE tib ZURICH '57 PONTIAC PATHFINDER Deluxe, 2 -door, 2 -tone, whitewalls, only 21,000 miles. '57 PONTIAC LAUR.ENTIAN HIardtop, V-8 automatic drive, radio, whitewalls. '57 DODGE 2 -DOOR HARDTOP Automatic drive, 8-cyl., whitewalls, a sharp car $2,195 •`56 METEOR RIDEAU SEDAN Automatic, custom radio, just like '56 CHEVROLET 2 -DOOR 150 Series, sharp car ......... $1,695 '55 CHEVROLET 210 SEDAN 29,000 original miles $1,495 '55 CHEVROLET BEL AiR 2-000R 23,000 miles, just like new. '55 OLDS 88 4 -DOOR SEDAN • Radio, whitewalls; very sharp $1,795 '55 PLYMOUTH 2 -DOOR HARDTOP Automatic, radio, whitewalls, 2 - tone $1,495 '55 OLDS 88 SEDAN Radio, power steering, power brakes. What are we offered? '55 FORD STATION WAGON Customline model with white- walls $1,695 '55 BUICIE SPECIAL HARDTOP D,ynaflow, radio, custom trim, white- walls $1,495 '54 METEOR RiDEAU HARDTOP Automatic, radio, rear speaker, very sharp. - ' '54 PONTIAC,CHIEFTAIN SEDAN Custom built radio ,. , $795 '54 CADILLAC 62 SEDAN finished iii glealning black, ipow'er steering, power brakes, Said • driven by a pr'orltinent businessniaii $2.195 '53 METEOR CUSTOMLINt SEDAN Metallic maroon with whltvalls, and owned by an old man. t' '53 MONARCH HARDTOP Radio, whitewalls, a sharp car si995 '53 CHEVROLET 2,bot,R HARDTOP 'Equipped with new niOM% otlly $895 '53 DObGE STATION' WAGON In excellent t coil:dition, only 50,000 tilos . ` ' $1,095 N RIOT '313-.EUICIC,SEDAN Radio, automatic, very sharp .. $9951 '53 FORD'`COACH New paint, excellent shape . $ 795 '53 CHEV BEL AIR SEDAN With Powerglide, radio, 2 -tone 'etc, '53 CHEV 150 SEDAN An economy car; only $595 '52 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE The pride af,'the fle'et.Make 'Us ati .: offer. -4. . • _ '52 PONTIAC SEDAN DELIVERY . .......• $495 '52 FORD CUSTOMLiNE 2.000R Automatic, radio .......... .... . . $495 '52 FORD CUSTOMLINE 2 -DOOR Radio and new motor. , r '52 PONTIAC ELUXE. $.EDAN $495 '52 CHEVROLET DELUXE 'SEDAN . Radio, automatic, drive.. Name your own price. '52 BODGE DELUXE SEDAN Refinished in black, like new . $695 6 OTHER '52 CHEVROLETS A PONTIACS — No reasonable offer refused. '51 13UICK ROADMA$TER SEDAN' Equipped with new:. -'motor. and radio .... ... .. .........:, ...,. $695 '51 BUiCK 2 -DOOR In excellent condition, whitewalls and radio $695 9 '51 PLYMOUTHS, CHEVROLETS, ' PONTIACS & DODGES, from $295 '50 FONTiACRS,ED,r4N Refinished `Th ',0141:; etallic with only 38,000 niileS:. • • '50 FORD 247O6R With all-new tires $895 '50 MERCURY SEDAN Radio, excellent transportation '$195 . • 3 '50 FORD COACHES at $2'95: march, , '49: AUSfl I SEDAN Innice shame piethanically • • •$175 • 49 CHEVROLET DEi.UXE SEDAN Just refinished, beautiful. '44 PONTIAC 2 -DOOR With custom radio, 56,000 1rir11ess $.195 LTD.; '1*: 'ONE 4fl$ RXtttit. , '56 Ford Tudor Customline, sit art 2 -tone . ONLY $1395 '54 Pontiac ..Station Wagon 'Pathfinder Deluxe Model ONLY 479'S '56 Buick Century Convertible Power steering, power brbk.s, rk#liir Dynaflsw , • ONLY $2295. TRUCKS '58 VOLKSWAGEN VAN - Just like new $1,595 BODGE 3 -TON 14 foot racks, V-8 lnbtor, 27,000 or. !Mita) miles,. lists new over $5,000, our price $2,495 'S6 BODGE` 2 -TON With 12 -foot van, like new $1,$05 '56 DODGE 1/2 -TON PICKUP '28,000 miles, '55: CHEVROLET TA -TON PICKUP A sharp, truck. 53 GMC TA -TON PICKUP ..`With 'stock racks '53 CHEV SA -TON PICKUP With racks t11ls$i5 '49 DODGE 4 -TON DUMP 5 -speed transmission, big motor, tit* `cellent slia0e , ...., $lig$,','', ,'DIY ETUO$BAK$R 1'YON tri good shot 320 '4:5°Ntitiat 3 TON 154oathosstack, etc$895 $6 CHCC%RVLthIwAON yRUtk hsitively tike new. i tit 00 • M. .i s • .11 101