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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-09-01, Page 8BILL SMITH Sweet smoked, bulk pack Back Bacon Lim ited Quantity Porky Smile — 2 lb. cello Wieners Kitchener Packers — Whole or Half Skinless & Defatted Hams Fully Cooke d, CURED Ready o SUGAR Serve All Lean Beef Ground Chuck Schneider's #1 Chicken Legs 3 for the price of 2 Men's Suits 1 65 Dresses any color 1 65 Men's or Ladies' Coats 1.65 Suburban or Car Coats 1.50 Trousers .85 Plain Skirts .85 Jackets . . .85 each Back to school SPECIALS EVEN LOWER PRICES for children under 10 ANY THREE GARMENTS FOR THE PRICE OF 2 (Garments of the Same Price May Be Combined) FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Brady Cleaners 508 Main St. South Exeter 235-2131 Pack parachutes Many area youngsters had "fond dreams" Sunday when they were undoubtedly thinking of themselves jumping out of airplanes and gliding to the earth under the silks of a parachute. The sky divers per- forming at the annual fly-in at Sexsmith Airport had many youthful watchers as they packed their gear prior to their descent to some 7,500 feet. --T-A photo uture continues to took bright -for Custom. Trailers Double staff, capacity, production in only two years 13 men were on location to erect the 60' by 204' building and they completed the building and had their first unit off the line on November 2. Since then, some 280 homes have been completed and by that November 2 anniversary, over 300 homes will have been pro- duced by the staff. The units have varied con- siderably, from the standard housing unit to industrial and public facilities, including a 30' by 50' church. However, the unit that pushed Custom Trailers Limited to its outstanding record of success has been the Northlander. With its unique cathedral roof- line, the Northlander has been Shipped coast to coast and Pre- sident Bill Smith reports it has received wide acclaim from buy- ers and dealers alike. The Northlander is a "middle class home" but the quality which goes into it, sets it apart from many of its competitors. This quality has made it a favorite with second time trailer buyers, Smith reports, explain- ing that the first-time buyer more often makes his decision on price. However, once he finds trailer living to his satisfaction, he starts looking around for units which stress quality when he decides to buy again. With the number of trailer buyers growing by leaps and bounds, this gives Custom Trail- ers an optimistic outlook for the future. As Bill Smith explains it: "The more we sell, the more potential sales we have because our repu- tation continues to grow". This week marks the second anniversary of Custoin Trailers Limited, and the local firm con- tinues to progress beyond the expectations under which it was inaugurated. In the past two years, the firm has more than doubled its staff and sales figures and an addition last spring almost doubled its size. It was August 24, 1904, when GB poultry best at Ex By MRS. WELLW001:? GILL GRAND BEND Mr. Douglas Gill won three first prizes and several others for his standard breeds of poultry at the CNE. Mr. Grant Sanders of Upper Montclair, N.J. visited several days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Alwyn Dayman. Miss Linda Mason spent last week with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Mason. Rev. & Mrs. M. M. Irwin were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Don Hendrick and family, Mrs. Arlo Stucky is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Misses Mary Lou, Cindy and Shelley Mann of Toronto, Miss Janet Webb of London and Mr. Randy Whyte and friend of Sarnia spent last week with their grand- parents, Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Webb. Mrs. Leroy Bariteau and Mrs. Wm. Blewett attended the UCW leadership training school at Alma College last week. He'll be the first to admit that sales have reached proportions he didn't even dream about, ACROSS CANADA Custom Trailers Limited has between 30 to 40 outlets from coast to coast in Canada and the quality that goes into the local units makes them a favorite with them as they don't have any problems in satisfying custo- mers. Many of these dealers not only sell trailers, but they run trailer parks and have the added advan- tage of having units on hand to show prospective buyers, What's the future holdfor Cus- tom Trailers? Well, noting the increased demand for trailers and the acceptance of the unit his firm is building, Bill Smith says "there's nothing but good to look forward to". Custom Trailers Limited mark second anniversary on optimistic report and by this November, over 300 units will have been produced and sent coast to coast. The success of the firm has been built on a quality product that is aimed at the second- time buyer. Just two years ago, 13 men set their hammers and saws ringing to erect the building housing Custom Trailers Limited. Since then, the staff at the local plant has more than doubled, production and sales have doubled their original expectations, and the building has almost doubled in size. The first trailer came off the lines in November 1964, 11A01114 If f145WWWW$ Libby's Large 28 oz. tin Deep Brown Beans 2/591 Golden Dew Parchment 1 lb. prints Margarine Stokely's 15 oz. Fancy Honey Pod Peas Clarks Fancy 48 oz, tins Tomato Juice lb. 890 980 lb. 790 ib.590 .590 Kool Aid — Regular Powdered Drinks 10/49C Ballet, White or Colored Bathroom Tissue 4Sq 794 Large 15 oz. Spray Bomb Giant 24 oz. Spray Bomb 3 for 894 2/354 2/554 SHOP SUPERIOR Easy On SPRAY STARCH Clover Leaf 73% oz. tin Superior HOT DOG or HAMBURG 27 cents off King Size Cheer Chase & Sanborn 25¢ off 10 oz. jar Instant Coffee Shiriff 24 oz. Jar — Good Morning Marmalade Kraft K etchup 15 oz, bottle Banded deal Dad's Cookies Campfire Clover Cream 1'2 Gal. Clark's Beef, Turkey, Chicken 4 for 1.00 SAVE 2O Krunchee Twin Pack 12 POTATO CHIPS 49' oz. MEAT PIES 89 /1/89 Each 65 FROZEN FOOD BUNS Pkg. of 8 Cohoe Salmon 2 twin 47C rolls 55t 1.39 1.49 59C 29t 2 pkgs.59t ICE CREAM Swanson's Beef, Turkey or Chicken TV DINNERS iloz. TOMATOES New, Ontario Grown COOKING ONIONS '130:i89 VEGETABLES Green Sweet Firrti Plutnp t Ontario 99 I PEPPERS 2/I1t 6 at. basket Food Market Limited Exeter — Phone 285-0212 OPEN FRIDAY KITES UNTIL 0 P.M. Marshmallows 11Y2 oz. bag 2 /49C `SUPERIOR-7