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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-06-20, Page 18LOOKING FOR A SECOND .CAR? Compare these values 64 VALIANT 2-door, radio, E9798 $945. 64 RAMBLER Classic 770 (24,000 miles) H58623 $1195 63 PONTIAC 2-door, H46058 $895 62 ENVOY sedan, H46889 $245 61 CHRYSLER 4-door hardtop, H48293 $795 60 RAMBLER 4-door, H66976 $245 Dobbs Motors Ltd. EXETER 235-1250 EVENINGS 235-1130 a 44 s•Nkiff, Br„insley couple mark event Vlotor visited on Saturday „even- leg: 'with :Kathleen. and -Gordon Morley. ,tindayvipttors:weremr„ & Mrs. Milton 'Weddle , PyrPKI and Benny Glinoingham visited on $anday .wtthMr,.$4 m1'4, Byron .Jackson of lxarlchilh Pir:T, & Mrs, Doug. Lewis, and, tnoluy were Father's DayViei-. tors With, Mr. .4 Mrs, Harvey. Andrews of Exeter, By GORDON Mr. * Mra, Wes 4ewl.a.cola, orated their golden wedding an- niyersary at West W-GilliVraY Pall, on .4tkird4Y1 They were .the recipients, of many gifts, Their. famUy -of Pre sons, .Clayton,. Gerald and ...Clare of London and Howard and .Roy of California Were hOnle for the event. Mr. .4- 'Mrs, John Dyck and • SIZZLING otuEs... 66 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF 4-DOOR 6 cyl., standard, radio, E19587 66 FORD CUSTOM 4-DOOR 6 cyl., automatic, radio, H78958 66 FAIRLANE GTA HARDTOP 390, 4 barrel, automatic, radio, H48104 66 COUNTRY SEDAN (10 PASSENGER) V-8 automatic, P.S. & P.B., 98294X 65 METEOR RIDEAU 4-DOOR V-8, automatic, radio, H62341 65 CORVAIR MONZA 2-DOOR HARDTOP 4 speed, radio, H47189 65 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF 4-DOOR V8 automatic, radio, H47190 64 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 2-DOOR FASTBACK 1/41 automatic, radio, P.S. & P.B., E48141 64 FORD CUSTOM 4-DOOR 6 eyl., standard transmission, H47474 $1795.00 $1795.00 $2395.00 $2295.00 $1695.00 $950.00 $1395.00 $1525.00 $1050.00 TRUCKS 67 GMC 1/2 -TON PICKUP 6 cyl., "Fleetside", C93921 66 FORD F-700 DUMP 18,500 miles, 2-speed rear axle, aluminum body, and hoist, 25046V 66 F250 "CAMPER SPECIAL" V-8 auto., radio, many, many extras, C87668 65 FORD "4 x 4" 4 WHEEL DRIVE PICK-UP custom cab, radio, C83775 $1895.00 $3850.00 $2695.00 $1950.00 TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT BISSELL 3 SECTION SPRING TOOTH HARROW 65.00 LOADER FOR INT. "C" or SUPER "C" 115.00 MASSEY 11' Spring Tooth Wheel CULTIVATOR 135.00 NEW IDEA SPREADER 195.00 MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE 10' DISK 250.00 11' TAUL CULTIVATOR (Danish) with Harrows 300.00 FORD 3-FURROW PLOW, 3-point hitch 350.00 MASSEY FERGUSON 4 FURROW 3 pt. hitch plow 400.00 5' FORD FLAIL MOWER 475.00 FORD 4-ROW CULTIVATOR 475.00 50 IHC W4 TRACTOR 475.00 4 55 FORD MAJOR DIESEL 77 OLIVER GAS WITH SUPER KIT 57 OLIVER SUPER "77", gas, above average SS FORD "850" 65 IHC "414", low hours 62 SUPER MAJOR, live pto and hydraulics 60 JOHN DEERE CRAWLER AND LOADER 66 FORD "4000D" 10 SPEED 65 SUPER MAJOR "5000" 10 SPEED 66 FORD "6000" DIESEL 590.00 600.00 1190.00 1250.00 1900.00 2100.00 3200.00 3800.00 4100.00 5000.00 FORD 535 MOWER CONDITIONER SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL, HAYING EQUIPMENT MOWERS-. CONDITIONERS i:BALERS HARVESTERS ,...,,, „.... Come in and see the new Ford Mower-Conditioner. Let us ShOW you hoW it ca Save time, miles and money -- and give yon the highest-Oa:lily hay you hatte ever put Standing crop to wind-rOW in a single operation ,-...Make it our haying systerri this year with new Vora M. 4 4%1 ify ti LARRY SNIDER FORD, FAIRLANE FALCON, FORD TRUCKS 235-1640 rb;$ a ft 4st • .444e4',1 -AA i. to; deals ON LIKE-NEW CARS 65 BUICK Skylark auto, radio, white buckets 65 METEOR 2-door Hardtop, loaded, power equipped, new paint H47064 64 CHEVROLET Stationwagon, rebuilt motor, 6 cyl., stick Check this one I 64 FORD XL CONVERTIBLE Automatic consul floor- shift, radio, black top, bucket seats; new paint, new tires E51898 Only $1795 63 MERCURY 4-door Sedan, V-8 auto., radio E82148 62 PONTIAC Convertible, V-8 auto., 283 -et), in., new fop, new paint, yellow A87748 61 FORD HALF-TON 6 cylinder C87249 Make us an offer. NOW IN. STOCK 68 AUSTIN 1100 automatic SOUTH -END SERVICE Exeter' •135.1312 30°11X Sunday •wttb. Mrs. QlterhUlt.And Miss ,featt, Lammie and 'Mrs, Art .Attfteld returned home last Week following an enjoyable beli, day, They toured the Eastern States, the maritime. Provinces, Quebec and Northern Ontario, Mr, .84. Mrs. Steve Molnar and family of Agincourt were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. S, Mol- nar, Mr. & Mrs. Ken .Greb visited with Mr. & Mrs, Ora .Miller in Middlebury, Indiana over the weekend. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Ken- neth Hodgins and Marikay were Mx. & Mrs. Keith Hodgins and family of Toronto for the weekend and Mr. & mrs, Don Pickering and Sheryl of London on Sunday, Mr, & Mrs. Ray Lammie were Sunday visitors with Misses Greta and Amy Lammie in _Hen- sall. Mr. & Mrs. Truman Mills of Collins Bay and 'Miss Flossie Davey of Exeter were Sunday guests with Mr, & Mrs. Murray Elliott. Weekend guests with Mrs. Lorne Hicks were Mrs. Fred Penwarden of Sarnia and Miss Wilda Pollock of Kitchener. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Arthur McFalls onSaturday were Mrs. J. McLachlan, Mrs, E. Simpson, Mrs. R. Lilley of Lon- don, Mrs. Phil Johnston of Glan- worth and Mrs. Samson McFalls of Exeter. 'Mr. & Mrs. Russell Schroeder were Sunday visitors with mr. & Mrs. Sam Semple at their cottage at Port Stanley. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden at- tended the Anniversary service in the Kirkton United Church on Sunday and were visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Paynter and family. Forest insects and disease destroy over 1 billion cubic feet of merchantable timber annually in Canada. Win 250-150-100 Enjoy an ice cold bottle of Pepsi-Cola, Diet Pepsi-Cola, or Mountain Dew today then Lift'n Look under the cork liner inside the bottle cap. You may discover you've just won 250, 15 oriN. When you spot one of these amounts printed on the metal cap, simply take the' cap to your dealer, answer a skill-testing question, and he'll give you the amount in cash. Look for these special prize caps every day. THOUSANDS OF CASH AWARDS This offer good only in the area serviced by; Tuckey beverages Lirnited Exeter "Pepsi-Cole ancl 'Pepsi' a registefed trademiarkS of PepsiCo tile. WIN INSTANT CASH PRIZES. DIET PEPS/COM UCW GENERAL MEETING In spite of the bad night there was a good turn out for the Unit- ed Church Women general meet- ing in June. President Mrs. William Froats presided and Mrs. Dun- can McPhee and Mrs. Jim Lock- yer were in charge of the wor- ship service. Mrs. Freeman Austin of the London Rescue Mission was the guest speaker and gave an inter- TOPS MEETING With leader Mrs. Eldon Hopps still hospitalized, co-leader Mrs. Don McRobert presided at the Tops' meeting on Wednesday evening when eight members and one tiny tot were present. The weigh-in was very satis- factory with Mrs. R. Carty, the greatest loser, named queen, Mrs, Don McRoberts won the _mystery prize. MOUNTAIN .0BY undothecaPs tiOr.rvf.rts •• •• • SHE'S A COOL COOKER WITH LP GAS * 15. Hotson Propane 238.2005 GRAND BEND For quirk, tool cooking, you cant beat modern LP got. You'll like the convenience of our home det.very anywhere THE WINNERS Winners of our spedial draws were Martin De Jong, Bob Moore, Mrs, Baker, Doug Parker, Jack Jensen, Fred Gibson, Jim Glaab, John Ellwood, Cliff Blanchard, Geo, Wingrove, Mr, Chandler, Audrey Abbott, Harry Penhale, Jim Hewitt, JiM Glaab, Art Hunkin, Mr. S. Sirigh, Mrs, S,Orenchuck, Ernest PS/M i. Betty Morley, Your reception was G- 0- R- R- R-E-A-T Folks The friendly Esso Tiger was watching our many custom- ers at open house and reports it was simply g-g-r-r-e-a-t1 He saw the kids scampering about in the VVestfalia camper, dreaming of spending their holidays in the wide-open spaces . . Then there was dad, who looked about 10 years younger, as he climbed behind the wheel of that sporty Karman Ghia convertible . And mom? Well, she beamed from ear to ear when she saw that Shiftless Volkswagen. The friendly Esso Tiger would have seen more, but he was also busy jumping into gas tanks to send happy motorists along their way with those popular Esso products. On behalf of ail the gang at DON TAYLOR MOTORS We say a sincere Thank You For thAing,our gmeid opening such a SUCCeSs COME IN -.8t SEE US ANYTIME DON 'TAYLOR. EXETER MOTORS 216 tioo • Revival Centre lastSaturday with representatives from Chatham, Thamesville, Windsor, St. Cath- arines, Toronto and Lucan pres- ent. The Lucan Auxiliary was pre- sented with two gold awards for their splendid service during the past two years. The Lucan pastor, Rev. Gord- on McDonald as resolution chair- man, gave his report. Two car loads from Lucan at- tended the convention. 9 Page jg 'Times-Advocate, June 20, 1968 ntertatners, weatherman make reunion a succ ess ,MRS., FRED BOWDEN CENTAALIA Ideal weather attended the Cen- tralia reunion held S att.; r day Which attracted a large number Of former residents from many places. One visitor reinarked, ",This shows a greet deal of Careful planning and hard work on the Part of the'COrcitnittee which de- UNITED 106TH ANNIVERSARY The 106th anniversary of the church, was celebrated on Sun- day. The guest speaker was Rev. Douglas R. G. Story B.A. B.D. of Byron, who spoke on "Bridge Builders Wanted - Apply With- in". A former member Mrs. Ilene M. Bamford was the guest solo- ist. Winners at Centralia Reunion Saturday was homecoming day at Centralia as the Police Village held its first annual reunion. Above, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Elston of San Bruno, California who travelled the farthest to attend are shown with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Powe, who were the eldest couple in attendance. T-A photo, Dealing at Centralia One of the features of the evening program of Saturday's reunion at Centralia village was a euchre tourna- ment. Above, Murray Elliott, Mrs. Keith Hodgins, Mrs. Roy Hamilton and Danny Shoebottom are studying their hands intently. T-A photo esting resume of her work at the Mission. It was decided to cater to the Biddulph staff party at the school, June 18. Mrs. Ira Carling, Mrs. Wil- liam Froats and Mrs. Ivan Hearn, served refreshments. ANGLICAN BAPTISM Following the 11 o'clock ser- vice John David Radcliffe, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rad- cliffe was baptized by the rector, Rev. E. 0. Lancaster. The spons- ors were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wil- liams of London, A reception at the parent's home on Radcliffe Drive was held after the service. PENTICOSTAL HI C Sunday evening 20 Lucan-Clan- All Ariens rotary tillers feature bal- anceddesign,adjustable depth con- trol bar and instant-release tine clutch for positive handling. Slow- turning, deep-digging, all-steel tines prepare a level seed bed, cul- tivate all summer long, do the mul- ching in fall. With all this in mind, you'll agree - Ariens is A CUT ABOVE THE REST. See them at MILT ROBBINS & SON 436 MAIN STREET EXETER serves commendation for the . whole affair," After registration, an outdoor concert was given from, the Plat- forte of a huge tractor trailer set up for the occasion in shady surroundings. A varied program of music was arranged by Mrt. Ken Hodgins and included an ac- cordion duet by Steve Dixon and Gayle Fenton; a guitar solo by Gerry Penhale; a Nan° duet by Yvonne and Dalton Jaques; a solo by Nancy Heim; a Piano duet by June and Mary Hodgins; the Char- leston done by Shelly McCart and Marikay Hodgins; tap danc- ing by Marikay Hodgins; a piano trio by Mary, Judy and Carol Robinson; an instrumental duet by Ron Amerongen a.ndGerbenWyn- ja; a vocal solo by Mrs. Russel Wilson; a piano solo by Mrs. William Thompson; and num- bers by Mrs. Leda Sorensen and Lorne Allen, Sports were conducted by Mrs. Norman Tripp and Mrs. Tom Kooy. Winners were Joan Klemke, Pauline Overholt, John Gloor, Jim Allison, Nancy Park- er, Patti Taskp, Dennis John- son, Bryan Parker, Janet Gaunt, Brenda Sauder, Elaine Overholt, Cheryl Morgan, Gary Isaac, Gary Skinner, Shelly MQ-Cart, Debbie Rippen, Brian Hicks, Bob Snell, Gary Tripp, Gayle Cronyn, Kathy Campbell, Mrs. Gladys Hearn and Mrs. Mary Brown. youngest baby was Sherry Sauder; coming the furthest, Har- ry Elston; greatest combined age, Mr. and Mrs. HermanPowe; lady with anniversary nearest to June 15, Mrs. Bill Baker. Percy Noels did a fine job as master of ceremonies. The Exeter Band under the di- rection of Bruce Cann favoured with several numbers. A ball game was enjoyed and lunch was prepared and served by Mrs. Iva Blair, Mrs. Sam Skinner, Mrs. Vera Lammie and Mrs. Etta Powe. The evening was given over to street dancing while indoors there were games for those who wished to play. PERSONALS Larry Woodhouse and daughter Dana Marie of Seal Beach, Cali- fornia, spent a few days with his wife's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Coop- er McCurdy; with M r. & Mrs. Don McCurdy and family in Hensall; Dr. & Mrs. Kirk Lyon and family in Willowdale; and with his par- ents in London, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Over- holt and Michelle of London and Mr. & Mrs. Armand Bedour, David and Cathy of Goderich spent mmmmm lllllll m llllll m lllllllllllll mmmMMH lllllll M iiiiiiiiiii M iii M iiiiii MMMM iiiiiiiiiiiiiii m llllll MMMMMa lllllll M llllllllllllll MMMli lllllllll M llllllll Mmm llllll m lllllllllll mmm llllllllll mmmm llllllllll mm Lucan church news deboye Hi Cmembers met at the schoolroom. Worship service was taken by David Stanley and Paul Melanson. A Bible was presented to Mr. Sach by the president, Linda Smith. A discussion was held on ways and means to provide money for the branch's orphan. W.A. President Mrs. HowardCurrie presided at the June Woman's Auxiliary meeting last Monday at the home of Mrs. George Eizenga. After the worship ser- vice a discussion was heard on how to best improve the Auxil- iary. CONVENTION A Sunday School, Woman's Auxiliary and Young People con- vention was held at the Toronto