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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-10-19, Page 12COLLEGE STUDENTS VOLUNTEER - Students at Centralia's College of Agricultural Technology are in charge of the local canvass for the Canadian Arthritic Society for the second year. Canvassing will be done on Friday, October 27. Some of the students are shown above planning their canvass. Back, left, Bonnie Ovens, Doug McRae and Gisele Riberdy. Front, conveners Debbie Mawson and Neil Hemingway. T-A photo Greenway native ill Mark church anniversary REDI-MIX CONCRETE Washed Sand & Stone (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 Hensall Motors Ltd. We invite you to compare our values on Used Cars 1972 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 2 door hardtop, power steering, power brakes, radio, tinted windshield. 1971 PONTIAC PARISIENNE BROUGHMAN, 2 door hardtop, power steering, power brakes, body moulding, tinted windshield, radio, defogger, vinyl top, only 10,000 miles, 11 months old. 1972 GRAN TORINO,, SPORT FASTBACK, power steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl trim. 1969 MUSTANG GRANDE, 2 door hardtop, radio, automatic. 1968 DODGE POLARA 500, V8 automatic, power steering. New 27 FOOT TRAVEL TRAILER, completely equipped Hensall Phone 262-2604 After 50 years of making your tire dollar go farther it's still our way of life tannoirm TIRE mann TIRE MOORS. SMALLEY LTD. 444 Main St. Exeter 235.0160 Snow-Travel: First grade new tire at less than retread prices. Customer assumes Road Hazard liability in return for the best price in North America for double- ply, extra strength Dupont 66 Nylon. SIZE Tubeless Add $1,50 *Factory Door Price EACH for Whitewall After Discount for Cash 600/13 ' - 12.95 12.30 650/13 (B78/13) 13.65 12.97 735/14 (E78/14) 13.85 13.16 775/14 (F78/14) 14.48 13.76 • 825/14 (G78/14) 15.30 14.53 855/14 (H78/14) 16.25 15.44 775/15 (F78/15) 14.48 13.76 825/15 (078/15) 15.30 14.53 855/15 (H78/15) 16.25 15.44 Crediton woman back from tour By MRS, WILLIAM MORLEY WHALEN Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John Scott and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scott, Friday and Saturday were Mr. & Mrs. David Hillock and Mrs. Davis from Ireland, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gilmour from Scotland, Mrs. Donna Scott and their father Earl Scott, King City. Mr, & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson spent a couple of days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Ferguson, West Lorne. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson attended the funeral of Mrs. Johnson's sister-in-law, the late Mrs. Duncan (Muriel) Anderson, Kitchener on Friday. Mr. & Mrs. MacLeod Mills were guests at the Obre-Tuckey wedding in Exeter Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins took part in the Shunpiker tour t Mrs. Margery Morley visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Cann, London. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Zavitz and Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Zavitz and Michael, Thedford were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson. Mr. & Mrs. Ron White of London spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. John Scott. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. MacLeod Mills were Cpl. and Mrs. Donald Davies and family, Port Lambton and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills, Centralia. By MANUEL CURTS GREENwAY Ninety-seventh anniversary services were held in the United Church Sunday when capacity audiences attended both morning and evening services. At the morning service Rev. Wm. Stephenson, Ailsa Craig was guest speaker and captivated his listeners with his enthusiasm, wit and wisdom. At the evening service, Rev, Anne Langford, Metropolitan United Church, London chose as her theme "Community of Concerns" and gave an ex- position of her experiences at the United Church General Council sessions held in Saskatoon this past summer. Musical guests for the day included, Mrs. Douglas Holmes, vocalist, Parkhill, Alfred Ropp and sons, Nairn and Mrs. Margaret King, organ recording artist, Watford. Personals Lawrence Pollock is now a resident of the Merry Hill Nur- sing Home, Strathroy. Word has been received of the serious illness of Mrs. James Wellman, Arlington Heights, Illinois. Mrs. Wellman is the former Olive McIntosh. Mrs. Bill Clarke has arrived home, having accompanied her mother to her home in Newfoundland, Attending the church an- niversary Sunday was Mrs. Ross Battratn, Parkhill, who spent the day with Mr. & Mrs. Cecil By MISS ELLA MoRt-OCK CREDITON Mrs. Lawrence Hill has returned from a 17-day tour of Europe. The party of which she was a member visited England, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland and Austria Word has been received of the death of Harold Amy, Hamilton, Recent guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. William Smith were relatives from Michigan: Mr. & Mrs. Knechtel and Mrs. Violet Young, Elkton, and Mrs. Cora Wing, Sebewaing. Last Wednesday evening a shower was held in the Sunday School rooms of Zion United Church to honour Julia Schenk, October bride-elect. Mrs, Lloyd Roeszler was chairman for the program. Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner played several numbers on the piano and Barbara Ratz and Shelley Weber played a musical number. Mrs, Robert Crawford, conducted contests and Katherine Ratz read the address. Cathy Schenk, Linda and Lisa Lippert assisted Julia in opening gifts, Friday evening a group of former neighbours gathered at the home of Albert Geiser, Exeter. The evening was spent playing table games. Mrs. Gordon Morlock presented the gift. Sunday Rev. Douglas Warren was anniversary speaker in his home church, Trinity United, Windsor. Rev, Armin Schlenker conducted the morning service in Zion United Church. Monday evening a shower to honour Linda Fydenchuk, October bride-elect, was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Torn Smithers; Mrs. Wm. Hicks of Parkhill who. visited with Mrs, Roy Sheppard; and Mr. & Mrs. Langford Ridley, Parkhill with Mrs. Vera Brophey. By the way: Diet is the penalty for exceeding the feed limit. Wavle, The hostess conducted. contests, then Anne Fydenchuk and Mrs. Gordon Slaght helped Linda to open gifts. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs, All Tilley were Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Vanacher and family and Mrs. Dyke, Burford. Mrs. Florence Evans, Mrs. Catharine Fletcher, Irwin! Fletcher, Bob and Betty, Mr. & Mrs. John Teskey and Leslie Manners, Kincardine, .and Ross Smith, Wingham spent Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Orville Jones. Page 12 Times-Advocate, October 19, 1972. Irish and Scottish visitors PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS FOR 1972 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN OF EXETER November 3,1972. This preminary list of all Electors prepared as required by Section 23 of the Municipal Elections Act 1972 will be publicly posted in the Office of the Municipal Clerk on the 23rd day of October 1972. Electors should examine the list to ensure that their names and !relevant nformation are correctly shown. Complaints in the nature of requests for additions or corrections to or deletions from the list may be made by an elector completing and filing a form obtainable at the Office of the Clerk. The last day for filing forms, requesting additions, corrections or deletions is November 3rd, 1972. ERIC CARSCADDEN, Clerk - Town of Exeter. • 0 it 4 Winter Express Bel- ted Whitewall: 2+2 Dupont 66 'less flat- spot' Nylon body; double-ply Polyester belt. Winter Express Non- Belted Blackwall: 'Old Reliable' now better than ever; 4-ply Dupont 66 Nylon. 5-Yr. Rd. Hazard In- sured: 30-Month 30% Pro-rated Wear-Out Discount Allowance.. (See catalogue) SIZE Tubeless Replaces Size 2 + 2 *Factory Door Price EACH BELTED After Discount for Cash NON.OEL *Factory Door Price EACH ED 4•PLY After Discount for Cash 520/13 - - 13.25 12.59 600/13 - - 14.35 13.63 B78/13 650/13 17.39 16.52 15.45 14.68 C78/13 700/13 - 16.30 15.48 520/14 - - 13.85 13.16 B78/14 645/14 - 14.85 14.11 E78/14 735/14 18.85 17.91 16.55 15.72 F78/14 775/14 19,88 18,89 17.35 16.48 G78/14 825/14 20.95 19.90 18.70 17.76 H7 8 /14, 855/14 22.29 21,17 19,85 18.86 J78/14 885/14 (whitewall or.y) 22.75 21.61 590/15 - - 14,95 14.20 F78/15 775/15 19.97 18.97 17.35 16.48 G78/15 825/15 21.16 20.10 18.70 17.76 H78/15 855/15 22.44 21,32 19.85 18.86 J78/15 900/15 21.18 1358 600/16 tube type - (Whitewall o ly) 2 - 142:3300 Tubeless Replaces Glass Belted *Factory rA1C7Ice Door Giant Whitewall Nylon After Discount r s 4.ply *Factory Door Giant Whitewall Nylon Alter Discount r st A78/13 600/13 17.90 17.00 16.15 15.34 B78/14 645/14 19.15 18.19 ' 17.30 16.43 D78/14 695/14 20.60, 19.57 18.60 17.67 E78/14 735/14 21.35 20.28 19.30 18.33 F78/14 775/14 22,50 21.37 19.98 18.98 G78/14 825/14 24.20 22.99 21.95 20.85 H78/14 855/14 25.85 24.56 23,90 22.70 C78/15 685/15 20.65 19.62 18.80 17.86 F78/15 775/15 22.95 21.80 20.75 19.71 G78/15 825/15 24.85 23.61 22.40 21.28 H78/15 855/15 26.35 25.03 23,80 22.61 J78/15 900/15 27.95 26.55 25.60 24.32 178/15 915/15 29.15 27.69 - - HIWAY-BYWAY 520/10- $11.45 550/12- $11.98 600/12- 413,98 COMPACTSIZES; 650/13- $15.50 700/13.316.95 735/15.417,85 Hiway-Byway: Burly giant to make fun of win- , ter driving-slogging on snowy roads or doing a whisper-quiet 70 in the clear. 5-Yr. Rd. Hazard In- sured - Nylon. Glass Belt Whitewall: 36- month 36% Pro-rated Wear-Out Discount al- lowance; 4-Ply Non- Belted Nylon Whitewall: 30-Month 30% Pro- rated Wear-Out Dis- count Allowance (See catalogue) * Use your CANADIAN TIRE CREDIT CARD *Factory Door Prices: To tire prices on this page, add freight from factory of 304 5% Discount in lieu of coupons. Installation $1.00 each; New Valve, 504; and Wheel Balance $2.00 per wheel. * Two Technicians and 3 Service Bays For, YOUR Convenience iyit