HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-03-28, Page 1462 MERC V-8 TUDOR, automatic radio, a nice one $2,800
61 FORD SEDAN, V-8 automatic, radio, a real
gem that would make your heart thump
with joy ... „ ..... . $1,750
60 DODGE 4-DOOR RANCHWAGON. Are you
going camping? Have to see the mother-in-
law? Or just want to get away from the wife,
the ideal thing ... , $1,850
59 FORD FORDOR RANCHWAGON, same as
above but ideal for the wife to leave home
because it has power steering and brakes $1,850
59 DODGE ROYAL 2-DOOR HARDTOP, one of
the hottest things Dodge made. It might even
warm up somebody .. at only $1,600
58 METEOR CONVERTIBLE, a real sex
wagon . . $1,400
61 VOLKS DELUXE. It should certainly make
somebody happy—maybe even the wife as a
second car . $1,295
57 FORD TUDOR WAGON, 6-cyl• automatic,
power steering, for the lazy person who wants
to get away cheaply $ 950
58 FORD SEDAN, V-8 stick, the ideal thing to
impress the girl friend, grey and white $ 875
57 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN, automatic, somebody will
certainly want this one at this price .. $ 850
56 FORD FORDOR WAGON, V-8, automatic, driven
by a quiet electrician as his private car.
You can own this beauty at only $750 small measlies
57 FORD COACH, 6-cyL, needs some work...........$ 450
59 FIAT COACH. Why don't you buy this one as
sort of a "Lifeboat" in case your big family
car quits? a mere $ 400
56 DODGE SEDAN .. $ 300
53 PLYMOUTH SEDAN,'Hy-drive, nice .. 5 250
TRUCKS
59 FORD 700 CHASSIS & CAB, your choice of $2,200
58 DODGE DUMP $1,300
58 BEDFORD VAN, I'm tired of seeing the thing „ $ 550
55 FORD PICKUP. Does your wife go to Women's
Institute with the car? Are you left at home
stranded? Buy this one for only $ 400
49 INT'L 3/4,TON, with a grain tight rack $ 300
53 bODGE PICKUP, just the ideal for the son to
-learn to drive
TRACTORS
59 871 FORD DIESEL, if you don't like shovelling
Manure, put a loader with it. If you're cold
blooded, we'll leave on the Heat Houser. If
you're lazy, we'll leave the chains on. Shift
through all 10 speeds on the go, up or down.
Independent Live PTO. The wife especially
would like to drive this one at . $2,850
62 SUPER DEXIA, differential lock, a good solid
tractor $2,600
58 PORDSON MAJOR DiESEL, motor overhauled,
a gem . $2,000
60 DEXTA DIESEL, Live PTO, the ideal first,
second or third tractor $1,900
51 FERGUSON. Everyone should have one at . $ 650
54 M H 22, with hydraulic lift and a 2- or 4-row
cultivator. It's under the srtow and I've got a
Mind like a sieve ... „ $ 650
49 FORD, motor overhauled, an ideal thing for
your loader, (I might even paint if for you
if you twist my anti) ... $ 600
40 FORD, She runs, narrow tires ...... $ 300
49 PoRb, with niower, needs a motor lob. You
cart have her as Is for .............. $ 300
S2 FORD -2-furrow, lift plow $
Larry Snider Motors
LIMITED
PHI:Me /35.1640 EXETER
Odlelatie, Oaktiti and Ford Tilictit
terry talking!
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ible society
nets $290 Spring Special
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''You'll drop what pill In Whlig who holds what mouth open ?"
For the first time in years,
You can now get in. toucan
Room Lots
WALLPAPER
Many Patterns at 54 a roll, Some
$1.25 paper to clear at cost..
Complete
CIL Paints
Automatic Color Blending for
1340 shades. Don't forget to bring
in your number from Reader's
Digest (April Issue).
8i' .k1R5 tiARPt,P PAWS
HOARD .EUCHRE;
The ball .board held a Pr.P.,-
gres.siVe euchre in Aberdeen
Halll.gritton, March :10,
POZe winners were', ladies
high, Mrs. L, Beckett; lone
hands,. Mrs, George Davis;
.irien's high, George Wilson; lone
bands, .1getvin Shute; iticky
4raw. h arry -TOO,
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lewis
of Bancroft spent the past week
with Mr, and Mrs., Clarence
Switzer and Harold, Thursday
and Friday visitors were Mr.
and Mrs, Alf May of London,
Mrs. Wm. Stook, Wanda and
Wayne of Tavistock, Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Biehl of Stratford
Mrs, Tom White, Joyce and.
Robert of AVontou,
Mr, and Mrs. Art Julian of
Utica, Mich, visitedSunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Miller McCurdy.
Mrs, Fred Thompson of the
8th line visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Herman Paynter.
ps, staff was home sick On Weil-
neAday,
WS. Alex Young returned
Wile on Wednesday after
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Yenng and her
new granddaughter Lori Aim
of Hlyth.
Mrs. Robert Watson and.
Small son Bobbie of Winnipeg,
are spending two Weeks with
pr, and Mrs. T. A. Watson
and family,
Mrs. P, O. King Is visiting
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Ambrose of
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ford and
Robert of Detroit were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Downs and family.
Mrs. Rose Atkinson, Lucan's
librariaa, reports the book-
mobile will visit the Lucan Li,
brary, April 10.
Mr, Milton Robinson of Lon-
don took Mrs. Wes Hodgins to
St. Thomas on Sunday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hotigins and
family.
Sidewalks, Which had not been
trod upon since last December
LIGHT FIXTURE FQ3 EVERY ROOM AND OCCASION
Prozi' t And Mrs. J, W. JefferY
of X,0110011 was a Sunday guest,
Mr. and Mrs, Ivan. Born
and family spent last Sunday
with. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tufts
of Kirktom
Mr,. and MrS. Ernest Kennedy
and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kennedy,
last Wednesday attended the
funeral of Mrs. Perena Ken-
nedy, 84, of RR 4 Aylmer, who
died at the Haldimand War Me,
mortal Hospital, Dunnville, with
interment in Eden Cemetery,
(Ernest Kennedy, Lucau is
son).
Last Thursday evening, Mrs,
Cecil Robb attended a miscel-
laneous shower for Miss Dar-
lene Walker, held at the home
of Mrs. Nora Pendur of Lon-
don.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs.
C, F. Miller, Mrs. Murray Hod-
gins and Mrs. G. E. Nicholson
attended open house, at the
Empress Ave, School, London,
where they had been attending
adult community classes during
the winter.
Mrs. Harold Cobleigh of the
See Mert & Muriel Culbert
NA AB1307.
Jack plekins Of -Paintebitry were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs,
:Ron:Schlire,
Mr. William Amos of
Lieury is now associated with
the Ronald Heating insurance
Agency, each. Tuesday and
Thursday afternoon, Though
Mr, Hanting la back On duty after
a four month illness, yet he
felt it advisable to secure as-
sistance,
Mrs, Elmer Walpole and
daughter,. Miss Sherry Walpole,
of Kincardine were 5aturday
over night guests Of the for-
mer's mother Mrs. Ira Carl-
mg, on their way to Toronto
to attend a hair syling con-
vention.
Miss Julia Crozier of Guelph,
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
By MI” Li
RERSONALS
Mr. on Woodward, son of
Mr. and. Mrs. Les Woodward,
mi employee of Western Tire
Co., London, has been sent to
the east end branch With a
Promotion.
Miss Vera Wasnidge of 1.'Pr-,
onto was a weekend visitor With
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. N.
W. Wasnidge.
After five weeks in Florida,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wes Revington
and Ronnie and Mr, and Mrs.
John park, returned home last
Thursday.
Mr. Nelson A.shbury (03) who
lives alone on Market St., was
taken by Mrs. James Avery to
St. Joseph's Hospital last Fri-
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire
of Greaten and Mr, and Mrs.
were made visible in many
places, by the weekend thew
and Sunday's rain but now roads
are flooded and sump pumps
taxed to the utmost,
Mrs. Ira Carling, Miss Mur-
iel Carling and Leslie were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Walpole of Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brock and
family of Thorndale were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Abbott and other Saints-
bury relatives. JUST 3 DOORS EAST OF UNITED CHURCH, FRANCES ST.
These Electrically Heated Homes
Completed During 1962-63
WHILSMITH APARTMENTS
304 Andrew St, S.
The Wean branch of the Bible
Society met In the Anglican Part-
ish Hall last Tuesday evening
With. the president, Mrs. Clay.-
once Hackett in the chair-
All but one of the ,canvassers
were able to present their pro-
ceeds collected, $257,68, which
together with the. S35 collection
during Holy Week makes a total
of $299.88. The village was di-
vided into three zones, with the
Pentecostal Holiness canvas-
sers collecting south of theCNR
tracks, the Anglicans east of
Main St, and the United Church
west of Main St,
The Lucan branch has also
been collecting used stamps.
Mrs. Haskett is making April 1,
the dead line for this collection,
No easier way is there, to help
the Bible Society, than to save
used atamps.
The 1962 officers, Mrs. Clar-
ence Haskett as president, isrirs.
Howard Currie as secretary
and Mrs. Cliff Culbert as trea-
surer were unanimously re-
turned to office for 1963.
PROLONGED BIRTHDAY
Meine Eizenga of Main St.
South who was 60, March 15
had a prolonged birthday cele-
bration, as his large family
came in instalments to offer
their congratulations, Rev.
George Eizenga and family on
Friday, Louis and family of
London on Saturday, Jack and
family of St. Thomas, Allan
and family and Miss Margaret
of London on Sunday and Mrs.
Maurice Graham and family
of Toronto for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Eizenga came
from Holland in 1948 and have
been living in Lucan the past
12 years.
MANY THANKS
Many thanks to all those who
assisted me, with the Luc an
News during my three weeks
bout with the flu, also sincere
gratitude for personal kind-
nesses shown me while confined
to my home. -- Lina E. Abbott,
More promotion
planned by CTC
Milton R. Robbins, associate
dealer in Exeter, recently at-
tended the Canadian Tire Cor-
poration annual convention in
Toronto which featured the
theme: "Behold the turtle—he
makes progress only when he
sticks his neck put".
More than 290 dealers and
wives from as far as Nassau,
Bahamas, witnessed displays
and demonstrations of new lines
of merchandise, new merchan-
dising techniques, business me-
thods and customer services,
Plans for more thorough and
extended newspaper advertising
were discussed by the organi-
zation? s advertising department
for each of the sales promotions
held annually.
These Electrically sate
Apartments Now Under
omes
tructi
W. R. HAIST
410 Carling St.
Here are 5 reasons why the owners of these homes and apartments
in the Town of Exeter selected ELECTRIC HEATING....
1 5 CONVENIENCE CLEANLINESS 3 4 COMFORT SAFETY 2 ECONOMY
PlamelesS, automatic electric
heating is just as safe as your
electric light. There are no
Aimee, no pilot lights, nobutned,
up oxygen td lorry about. There'e
no danger Of fire.
Electric heat ie gentle and steady,
No not blasts, cold spots or tin-
comfortable drafts, It's not stuffy
and dry, And it's quiet—no roars,
hisses or rushing air.
Electric heating is dust and soOt
free doesn't dirty wells and
drapes—Saves you money on
cleaning and redecorating, It's aS
Olean as electric lighting.
Eleatic heating is available at
Special New Rates. You save in
other vieye toe annual in-
speetioii or aititdriance—nci
need fora chimney or flue--there
are never any major repairs.
Electric heating equipMeht lasts
as long- as your house,
Individual room temperature
controls enables you to select the
temperature you prefer in living
areas, bathrooms and bedrooms.
Electric heating "eaves space.
There are no registers.
Live Better Exeter Public Utilities Commission.
Phone 2354350 E. Pooley, Chairman H. L. Davis, Moriagtr
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isr
W. E. SIMMONS
61 Riverside Drive
REV. J. G. BOYNE
270 Sanders St. E.
TAYLOR APARTMENTS
65 Victoria St. E.
4"ft.,,Av
ERIK GRAVLEV
32 Hillcrest Drive
ALVIN PYM
169 Huron St. E.
MRS. E. RICHARD
108 Huron St. W.
M. E. KEATING
263 Marlborough St.
J. F. GIROT
285 William St. S.
Aft...64.re
WALPER APARTMENTS
398 William St. S.
LLOYD PARSONS
92 Waterloo St. •
ARTHUR WHILSMITH
165 Huron St. E.
MILTON KELLER
152 William p.