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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-12-08, Page 17.• . •. . I • I. . Ready Mix CONCRETE . . rreer=ie—ireemt.t?tirrM'' 4.0.02.SW . • ..... . , . .•. . . Ford Golaxie 500 or He r Suede or Leath er For Him CO AIS seeJoikur Cmos ar 1(;), ling ,7 S coro. tortolote she coats lockets and vests• to our large selection, one is lease him• sure to p COATS smart ds ain fur tr immedesign mode l in s pi . Sel or ec tion is always perfect a- mong our stock of over 300 Glen Leine BLANKETS Nothing matches the luxury of 100% virgin wool, It shows you core enough to give the best. Full Size 9.50 up Crib Size 3.95 up Introducing • `Itreemee. I . . ... ..... NPWriAg./ Falcon Future A DISTINCTIVE GIFT IS A WOOL OR LEATHER GIFT PURE MGM WOOL Look for this label it guarantees quality I exclusive line of t o genuine Sheep skin Introducing our toys. "they're sure to be the star of Christmas morning. THER GLOVES Christmas is perfectly in hand when you choose Your gloves for the man or woman on possible del list. We have over 30 p esign r. in every ghtful colour an d 0 d . Factory Out/et Price (e. SHEEPSKI RUGS A MOST POPULAR GIP," These ore genuinor blue e sheepskin rugs in white, honey, pink, reri CHRISTMAS SPECIALPRICe 9.50 eo.cti 13.00 Ontario's 1967 license plates and vehicle permits will be avail- able from Thursday, December 1, for passenger cars and station wagons. Motorcycle plates will be available by December 19. The plates and permits will be on sale at all licence issuing offices throughout the province. Local men tour Europe Larry and Ted Snider, accom- panied by another 127 tractor dealers of the Ford Motor Com- pany left Thursday for a 10-day tour of tractor plants and a major agricultural show in Europe. "The dealers, who come from all over Canada, were selected for the trip because of their out- standing sales performance, said Ralph E. Cudmore, General Man- ager Tractor & Equipment Divi- sion. Highlight of the tour, which will cover France, Belgium and Eng- land, will be the Smithfield Show in London, considered the world's leading agricultural exhibition. The group will also tour the big Ford tractor plant at Basil- don, just outside London, where 3,500 people are employed turn- ing out tractors for distribution around the world, and the tractor assembly plant at Antwerp, Bel- gium which produces tractors for countries of the European Econ- omic Community. Install a SOkatule &um/male POWER HUMIDIFIER it makes Indoor Air Outdoor Fresh FREE ESTIMATES CUDMORE HEATING 373 Mein St, Exeter 235.0487 Times-Advocate, December 8, 190 Page 19' Exeter Council briefs Go for receptacles Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • Feed M Cement Building Supplies CCM ,. 228-0038 they would be prepared to listen to any proposals. He told Mayor Jack Delbridge that the latter had been correct in assuming none of the builders would take the opportunity to discuss the matter with members of council. "I knew I was (right) that night," Mayor Delbridge replied. Plant 235-0833 Residence 228-6961 C.A.cDOWELL Lt d. ers' Retail would have far reach- ing effects, It was noted that a NITIMISSIOrt had been set up to investigate taxation and that it was felt adviseable to wait for the com- mission's report before taking any action on the proposal. Plans were made to proceed with the passing of the newbuild- ing bylaw, Councillor Joe Wooden said no local builder had come to him with complaints or suggestions after council had advised that Council decided Monday to spend $325 to have special re- ceptacles mounted on the con- crete poles which will be installed for street lighting froth Gidley St. to the bridge. The special receptacles will be installed so Christmas decora- tions may he hung from the poles in future years. PUC Manager Hugh Davis ad- vised that they would have to be installed in the poles now or never and after a lengthy debate council decided to have the work done. * 4 4 :,etzwp.A•tg,idomo.opm t.,;4 0volomosvictior.41,04tregv:itiogos:?!.t,tisNazi:;(6.42Nigits•aNiziltil ailaagia.tRit,istitt&Ptaafta%iltiaMtaiitalRiOqitts Christmas Shopping's Fun At . . Phone 238..2122 Grand Bend GRAND BEND CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Jock Waldron, Proprietor December Dry Cleaning Special, Save More Than 50%. Ladies' or girls' Plain Skirts 39 Beautifully cleaned and pressed (one or two pleats a :coated at this price). Hay voters at polls Electors of the township of Hay went to the polls Monday to select a reeve and council for the year 1967. In the above photo, Mr. and Mrs, Milford Prouty are receiving their ballots from deputy returning officer Percy Campbell and poll clerk Lorne Campbell at polling subdivision No. 1. --T-A photo THE OLD MILL Blyth, Ontario Wool & Leather Specialists Since 1894. \s\ The Exeter PUC advised coun- cil that a rebate would be Made regarding the bill presented to RAP for water service to the wading pool at Victoria Park. Billing had been done on the basis of $4.69 gross for a 10- week period, but the water supply had not been disconnected for several weeks after the end of the season. The PUC said they would re- bate $29.55 of the $79.73 bill received by the RAP committee and that next year 'the billing would be a straight $46,90, re- gardless of the length of time the water service is made avail- able, New plates go on sale —carry centennial note A I 1 L 3 rent plates will he March 31. This procedure is the same as it has been for the past three years. For these vehicles, plates will continue to be available on a quarterly basis as well as for the whole year. On and after December 1, 1966, the Uninsured Motor Vehicle Fee will be raised from $20 to $25. They decided not to concur with a resolution from Lindsay asking that a fixed mill rate for educa- tion purposes be levied against all Ontario municipalities with the provincial government to as- sume the balance. Members felt the proposition was awkward. They received a communica- tion from the minister of muni- cipal affairs that thei r pro- posal to have a different tax structure established for order offices and the LCBO and Brew- The 1967 plates have been specially designed to mark the observance of Canada's Centen- nial. They will have white let- tering and numbering on a blue background and will carry the lettering "19 Ontario 67" on the top and "18 Confederation 67" on the bottom. The licence numbers will be separated by a crown, instead of a dot as in previous years. Expiry date for present plates—and the final day for getting 1967 plates--will be Tuesday, February 28. Transport Minister Haskett said there de- finitely would be no extension beyond this date. "The three-month issuing per- iod gives ample time for every- one to get plates," Mr. Haskett said. "For their own peace of mind, we hope more motorists will get their plates early and avoid last minute line-ups." For commercial vehicle s, trailers and conversion units, 1967 plates will go on sale March 1 and the expiry date for cur- To prepare opening A four-man committee headed by W. J. MacLaren of Benmiller to look after the official opening in June of the county museum's archives room was organized recently by the Huron County His- torical Society. Also named to the committee was society president, Mrs. W, D. Mack of Creditors, Mrs. Ben Homan of Goderich, and Mrs, Tait Clark of RR 6, Goderich, Space for the room which will house archives and other arti- facts relating to the county's history has been donated by county council. The 170-member society has spent about $1,000 to furnish and equip the room. The society announced yes- terday it will soon publish the third volume of its historical notes and suggested plans be completed for its annual es- say contest for county elemen- tary schools. Topics for essays must pertain to local history. Genuine Leather Unsurpassed far Beauty & Durability Say "Quiet Ford"and the next word has to be"Quality." This year's Fords are quieter because they're stronger, stronger because they're better built. The '67 Fords are even quieter than the '66's—and '66's proved quieter than one of the world's most expensive cars, This is the result of quality, And it's this quality that makes a Ford-built sedan better value than other cars. So when you buy one, you know you're getting a car that's worth more. One that's built stronger and lasts longer. Ford sedans are the Quiet Ones, with the famous quiet ride. The quietness is the first thing you notice when you drive one and it's wonderful! These sedans have the solid worth that makes all the other features meaningful; the stylish appearance, the luxury touches, the roomy comfort —and one big Ford adantage you'll notice right in the showroom; the trunk has one of the lowest lift-over heights of any car. Fairlane sedans are the middleweight champions, They're big, they're roomy. And they're performance packed! You'll find them easy to handle and a joy to park. Falcon sedans arc the limousines of the compacts. They're easy to buy, economical to operate. And you'll be amazed at their performance. Falcon has two V-S options this year. Take any one of these Ford-built sedans for a test drive, See what a difference Ford's extra quality makes. You're ahead in a FORD OF CANADA 0 5-year/50,000-mile warranty MORE COMPREHENSIVE on the power train, steering, suspension and wheels. THREE POINT 0 2-year/24,000-mile warranty on the entire car, NEW CAR © Only one dealer certification per year. WARRANTY See your dealer for &offs better ideas from Ford Disc Brakes, Front power disc brakes help you stop more surely from high speeds or when travelling with heavy loads. FORD This Year Our Big November Sale Has Been Continued To The End Of December EVERY 100 FORD CAR IS EOUIPPED WITH THE FORD OP CANADA STANDARD SAFETY PACKAGE. tarry Snider Motors Limited 584 Main St. S. Phone 235.1640 Exeter SeleetShift. It's automatic or manual) Put It in drive and use it as an automatic or shift it through the gears like a sporty 3-speed manual, Reversible Keys, They come with all Ford cars, They fit either way up to save you time, Stereo-Tape System, Your own choice of uninterrupted music for up to 70 minutes. Buy pre-recorded tapes at better record stores everywhere. Convenience Control Panel. Red lights warn O.: ,,eat belts are unfastened, ft.0 park- ing brake is on, or /1. a toor is not properly shut. ttPis azutvisa>stOtSe21teesmotvn coca ieieteetteetteelottatetelceitelOOtoareartotreto ereerottyd