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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-07-26, Page 13rgermailo Riot Preyentntive METAL PAINT For Railings, Barn Reefs, Any Metal Surface BRUSH RUST OFF AND PAINT All Colors In Stock . $2.99 SPECIAL THIS $9,66 THURS. FRI. /2 Pints.' ,.....,. 98 AND SAT, ONLY Aerosol Cans.... $1.49 Gerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVI LTD. 110 Maio North Phone 235,0800 CHARGEX Exeter CHARGEX NOTICE Township of Stephen Ratepayers and Tenants The present Waste Disposal site located on Part Lot 3, Concession 5 is being phased out and will be closed on July 31, 1973, On August 1, 1973 the Township of Stephen will open the Waste Disposal site on Part Lot 3, Concession 14. This site will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of each week. On the following Holidays the site will be closed: New Year's Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day, Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Newton Ilayter were, Mrs Floyd McLean, Detroit; Mr, iSr Mrs. George Leadbetter, Pompano Beach, Florida; Mrs. Wm. Senefesky, Orange, Calif.; Walter Drake, Detroit; and Sherrie Hayter and friend of Sarnia. Mrs. Lloyd Martin, Windsor visited with her cousin Mrs. Harold McDonald for a few days. Recent dinner guests with Evelyn and Manuel Curts were Mr. & Mrs. Bob Baird, Margot, Jimmy and Rod of Sarnia. Mr, & Mrs. Clare Reid, Weston are holidaying at their summer home here. A weekend visitor with her friend, Lillian Ulens was Barbara Love of Jacksonville, Florida. Harold Brophey is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Clarence Steeper and Nancy Munro were married in Parkhill United Church, Friday evening. Clarence is the son of Mr, & Mrs. Earl Steeper. Evelyn Curts, and Mrs. Susan Link, Exeter accompanied Mr. $e Mrs. Lawrence Curts, Grand Bend on Saturday to Richmond, Mich., to attend the 1.,ernpke family reunion. Mr. & Mrs, Selbourne English were weekend visitors in Detroit, Mr. & Mrs, Archie McQuiggan, Arkona were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Elton Curts. Mrs. Hugh Larkin, Windsor has been visiting with her mother, Mrs. Grace Stewardson for a few days. On Sunday they attended a birthday party for Linda Stewardson at her home here. Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Young, Lucan were Sunday evening visitors with Mrs. Vera Brophey. By the way; It would appear hens have found out how TITUeli masons are paid for laying bricks. A MIGHTY PULL - At Saturday's edition of Summerfest at Hully Gul- ly, area residents participated in a tug-of-war contest. Shown above pulling as anchor man for the Babylon Line team is Tom Consitt. Trio from Greenway return from hospitals By GURTS GPM ENWAY Maurice Murray, Norman Greenwood and Jack Hodgins, have returned to their homes following hospitalization, Personals Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. 0.7 ' AREA TALENT AND THE ADJUDICATOR - Five Kirkton area girls were among the contestants at Wednesday's Kirkton garden party juvenile program, Shown above with the adjudicator Allan Taylor, former principal of Usborne Central school are from the left, Kimberley Heather, Linda and Lisa Morrison, Ellen Eveleigh and Susan. Schaeffer,. T-A photo By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mr. & Mrs. Brian Insley and Sean of Sudbury spent several days last week with Mr, & Mrs. Ted Insley, Murray and Karen. Mrs. E. Insley and Mr, Doug Insley of Exeter were Wednesday dinner guests. Mrs. John Butters and Russell Doube called on Mr, & Mrs. William. Scott of Kirkton on Sunday afternoon and also visited with Mrs. Thomas Doube at the Wildwood Nursing Home. Mr, & Mrs. Laverne Rodd, Wayne and Eddie attended the graduation exercises for Miss Karen Rodd from the St. Clair Regional School of Nursing held in the Central United Church, Sarnia on Sunday. Karen had as her guests for supper at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore and Sharon, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Stewart and Mrs, Mabel Rodd of Thames Road, Mr. & Mrs, Cliff Jaques, Yvonne and Dalton of Zion West, Mr. & Mrs, W.R. Krikby of Kirkby , Mr. & Mrs, William Dickey and Mr. & Mrs, Norman Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Jones and Scott of Sudbury, Mr, & Mrs. Hector Legere of Los Angeles, California, Mrs. Kate Cacciotti and Rosemary Lemieux of Capreol visited for several days with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet. Helped drill wells Reports on work in India drilling in India at the church service on Sunday. He and his family will be going to India in a month's time, with INC) of the children attending high school in southern India and the rest of the family residing in Bangladesh. Rev, Eaton's main work will be to organize the farmers and develop smaller community wells to preserve ground water supplies. On Sunday afternoon a family gathering was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Rtissell in honour of their niece, Linda Russell of Russeldale, who will be married in the near future to Douglas Francis of Mitchell. Following the shower, the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Bert Russell of Mitchell, cut a birthday cake to celebrate her 82nd birthday. Many Cromarty residents took part in the Staffa Women's Institute bus trip, visiting the shoe factory in Seaforth, the Bullet Conservation Area, The Old Mill at Blyth, and Douglas Point. By MRS. ROBERT LAING cl9 OMAR TY Members of Cromarty Presbyterian and Hibbert United Church congregations heard the Rev. Bruce Eaton of Staffa describe his recent work in well- Sunday visitors with Mr, & Mrs, 0. Walker were Mr. G. Cockwill and Alvin Cornish, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hulley and family, Winthrop, Mr, & Mrs. Alex Walker and Mr. & Mrs. Dave Turcotte and families, and Kenneth Walker, London. Mr, & Mrs, Clarence Coleman, Mr. & Mrs, Robert Laing, and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Laing, at- tended a picnic at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Laverne Scott, Seaforth. The guests of honour, Mr. & Mrs. George Coleman, left for their home near Moosejaw, Sask., on Monday morning. Also present were Dr. & Mrs. Lance Norris of Wyoming both of whom were raised in this community, Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Russell visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Balfour, Sault Ste. Marie, and spent several days motoring through the central part of the United States. Alice Shepperd and Edgar Shepperd of St. Catharines visited last week with Mrs, John Jefferson. Debbie Wallace and Paula Vink attended the Ontario Provincial Conference for 4-H girls in Guelph. Mrs, Arthur Douglas, Thamesford, is spending a week with her son, Charles Douglas, and Mrs. Douglas. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardiner were Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bearss and boys, Science Hill, and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gardiner. Mr. & Mrs. L, Gardiner, Steven and Lisa are home after a camping vacation at Fanshawe. .4=Waelle•WWWW1 Elimville folk travel east By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMv iLLE Judith and Cathy Coates of Exeter visited on Saturday with their grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman. Lille Heywood of Washington D.C., Lena Heywood of Wyndotte, Mich, and Wesley Heywood of Crediton visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family enjoyed a week's vacation at the Pinery. Mr. & Mrs. Delmer Skinner, and Mr. & Mrs. Allen Johns returned home Sunday after enjoying a motor trip through the Eastern provinces to Prince Edward Island. Mr. & Mrs. William Routly returned home on Tuesday after enjoying a bus trip through the Western Provinces by the Skinner Bus lines with Mrs. Ken Hogg as Hostess. Cat escapes, but car didn't Tomorrow's Tire Here Today! By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY In an attempt to avoid hitting a cat on the road, a London man on his way to Port Franks braked his car and was bumped from behind by another vehicle. This caused the first car to take fire, completely destroying it. The unfortAate ac`cident happened in front of the farm home of Joe Amos, Ailsa Craig. Fire men responded to the call. After onc and a half years of service on the Brinsley United Church pastoral charge, Rev. William Stephenson left recently for Brantford to take over his new duties there early in September. Many attended the Robinson- Pickering wedding at Brinsley United Church on Saturday. Gordon Morley visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Garry Trevithick and Wendy of Den- field. Allan Amos was one of the first to combine wheat in this district for Erle Hamilton. The U.C.W. of Brinsley United Church held a successful Bar- becue lately which was well attended, t1 MULTI-CORD 'FIBRE B' BELTED 2+2+2 101811111111 MEND-N-FIT ./V r HEATING SYSTEMS WE MUST LEARN, "THIS OUR BOSS - MAKES HIS CONCERN' ..... ......... 0.• ''' ... • Zion SS hold picnic The best bias-belted tire ever made Here's the reason why: By MRS. THOMAS HERN ZION Zion West held their annual Sunday School picnic. Saturday at Riverview Park, Exeter. About 60 attended for a picnic dinner. Sports winners for children's races: Connie Stroud, Steven Wilkinson, Penny Stroud, Don Stroud, Paul Bern, Natalie Stroud, Sandra Hem, Fred Hern. Young ladies race, Linda Hern; young men's race, Alan Hern; guessing candy in jar, Ivan Bern; guessing contests of box, Glenda Smith; wheelbarrow race, Al and Don Hern. Ladies kicking slipper, Doreen Stroud; men kicking slipper, Fred Miller. Several relays were enjoyed by all. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hern and family attended the Selves picnic Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jaques, Woodham. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Hem were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Teo Van Steeg, for a few days at their cottage at Kettle Point. Mr. & Mrs, Thomas G. Hern, attended the Centennial Service at Zion Lutheran church Dash- wood, Sunday. * 2 Body Plies of NYLON (stronger than ever Oupont 66) give twice the 'run-soft, safe warning-time; possible only with Nylon. (see Tesi posted in :tour Canadian Tire Sore). MULTI-CORD 'FIBRE B' BELTED 2+2+2 Whitewall SIZE I TIRE (and Guarantee) Price Before cash discount 1 TIRE PRICE After Discount for cash' 2 TIRES or mote EACH After Discount tor cash • 678/14 1735/14) 27.50 26.12 24.22 F78/14 1775/141 28.35 26.93 25.03 078/14 (825/14) 29.75 28.26 26.36 li78/14 (855/14) 31.70 30.11 28.21 G,78/15 ta25/151 30.30 28,78 26,88 1878/16 1855/151 31.80 30,21 28.31 L78/15 (915/15) 34.45 32.73 30.83 .178/15 Moil only) - - 30.83 * 2 Body Plies of non flat-spotting POLYESTER for the all-time smoother ride. * 2 Belt Plies of 'FIBRE B' rather than steel, to hold the tread li1111 from squirm', provide the high modulus neces- sary for up to double the mileage. * 'Fibre B' is just out of the test tube. A fabulous cord that gives a softer ride than steel, can't kink like steel or fail like glass under severe compression. * 'Fibre 8' by weight is 5 times stronger than steel and its fewer pounds mean less unsprung weight per wheel, resulting in fewer front-end repairs. * 'Fibre B' is impervious to moisture, can't rot like rayon, withstands heat in excess of 600°, over tWice that of the next best fibre. If you prefer Steel-Belted Tires, you can have them at the same pair prices as 'Fibre B' above. Insurance For Complete Home, Form, Commercial and Auto Coverage CONTACT Bev Morgan Insurance Agency Ltd. 238 Main St. Phone 235-2544 Exeter Across From Beaver Lumber Best Interest We represent many Trust- Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest be- ing offered on Guaranteed Investment Cer- tificates. Todays Rate 3/4 % Guaranteed Trust Certificates are term deposits by which $100,00 or more can be left on deposit for periods of one to five years ... interest and principal ore fully guaranteed ideal for churches, societies and associations as well as private investors an excellent leg& investment for estate funds. All companies represented are members of Canada Deposit InSureince Corporation. Every depositor is insured up to $20,000. HODGSON LIMITED INSURANCE -- REALTOR EXETER 2354420 For over SO years it's been the accepted concept that tires could be made from different cord materials, but never mixed in I tire, Came the Giant Step forward: the Belted Tire- with 2 different cords of different characteristics. Now comes the second Giant Step: Multi-Cord --deploying 3 kinds of cord in the one tire, each cord possessing different characteristics. Results? A combination of' benefits in 1 tire-never before possible. Multi-cord is proof! • PLUMBING • HEATING • ELECTRICAL Crediton 234-6381 G. L. SLAGHT Safety 99 Multi-Cord 'Fibre B' Belted Tires are 5-Year Road-Hazard Insured : 44-Month, 44% Pro-rated Wear-out Discount Allowance. .:VOMMITMEMSVANAVNM 2 Tires or more EACH TUBELESS WHITEWALL WIDETRACII SIZE TUBELESS BLACKWALL Whitewall 4140 more SIZE After emotion ler cash 600/12 %%hewer 1 .48 12.98 13 49 600/12 A78/13 OK 13) 878 /13 (658111 C78/13 (700,131 D70 /14 1665/141. 878 /14 (735/14) 19.39 22.95 19.68 18.42 21.80 10,50 600/13 878/13 ii50/16) C78/13 Von/14 16.49 16.98 18.40 15.67 16.13 17,48 Our 'New Generation' Turnpike Widetrack Before Cash discount Aber discount lot cash Turnpike 2+2 Polyester Widetrack is made with 2 Glass belt plies plus 2 Polyester body plies. Wc call it 'New Generation' because of the new impro- ved Glass belt construction, With our Polyester Glass-Belts you get the best in stability, complete freedom from overnight set, and up to twice the mile- age. The same type of tire as original- equipment 2+2 Belted Polyester. A good replacement tire. 13.06 13.54 13,38 13.75 14. 5 C78/14 195/14) E76/14 1735/M F76/14 (715/145 G78/14 (025/I4) 1578)14 Itiseji Of Whitewall 560/1 S 22.75 19,72 20.42 25.95 20.76 21.49 14.20 ts.as 12.04 E78/14 035/14(1 F78/14 (775/141 F70/1'4 (775:14) F70/14 1775;1411 G78/14 (825/141 070/14 1025/14) 070 /14 (825,111, H70/14 (655,14) 1170/14 owl sp 23.70 20,85 21.61 24.95 21.95 22.75 Custom Slaughtering and Processing 14,8 2.80 13 20 14.2 4.95 1/ 8 13. 4 14.20 16.96 F78/15 insiis) 9711/15 1825/15) H/II/15 055/11j Whitewall 26.80 23.49 28.86 25.46 22.32 27.30 To Individual Requirements Cottle m^d Hogs ore Government trapectea in our Modern Abattoir for Your Protection. Specializing in Hickory Smoked Horns and Bacon SLAUGHTERING ON MONDAY ONLY All Processing Guaranteed LOCKERS FOR RENt By Month or Year 17.65 20.78 25.70 18.71 19.72 24.41 6s8/15 f78110 075,151 F70/15 otsitstt 010115 (025111) 070/50 1591/8) 070/15 f015115(0 20.85 22.32 26.00 21,95 23,50 27.45 5-Year Itoad-Hazard Insurad: 36-Month, 36 % Pro-rated Wear-out Discount Allowance, 11/8 /15 (5)5)15) 4170 /16 1065)15)1 23,49 29.55 22.32 28.07 Use your handy Canadian tire molt CARD t Bint•o-Glass design Best-suited for high-speed highwayS The Whippet is a sinewy, cool-running, twin Cross-ply tire that gives big value for the money. Even at double the price we could hot Make a better high-speed tire and still provide that cushion- ride. Dupont 66 Nylon-for more strogth, less overnight set. 5.YR, Anal).11A2ARD INURED: 20 Nionth,20% Prolathe Weir-out Disc't Allowance ainnomn TIRE charge 'Ter tire installation- *WI you buy our OM or Sehrador Val‘e at our regular catalogue price or st.exl. we mus: ins1,01 lire and vaitt together. "A tire isn't new unless the %,the it too!" Static• baleeco, tile and wheel, $1.00. 40Pitersunt fol- Cash is in lieu of Bonus toupons unarm TIRE inik.,,,„10.1EMSENIMIRM MOORE SMALLiY Lt1:$ 444 ,Main SC Exeter 215.0160 EXETER FROZEN FOODS Phone n5-0400 * Three Technicians and 3 Service Bays For YOUR Convenience 4 A 4 dd I