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BOYS'
SLACKS 4-6X
SLACKS
7-12
Reg. $6.98 Reg. $7.98 /
2-3X Reg. $399
4-6X $5.98
Aka' 3'
'4" '6
GWG DENIM
"WEEGEES" JEANS
2-6X Reg. $5.98 $3"
BOYS' CANVAS MEN'S CANVAS
Running Running
Shoes Shoes
Reg. $4/79 Reg,
$7.98 $459 $4.98 al
Open 9;00 to 6:00 Daily - Friday Nights Til 9:00 p.m,
Aelk, S HOPPE
Ralph and Marie McKinnon
Main GRAND BEND Phone 238-2154
Use Your "CHARGEX" or ."MASTERCHARGE"
PREPARING FOR SCHOOL FAIR - Members of the school fair division of the-Exeter Fall Fair are busily
preparing for the 1975 fall event. Back, left, Helen Hodgert, Fern Dougall, 'Laurie Shapton, Marion
Dougall, Jean Cann and Agnes Aunger. Front, Anne Dowker, president Dolores Shapton and Donna
Webster. T-A photo
Pupils enjoy sugar bush trip
MT, CARMEL
The annual trip by tractor and
wagon to the sugar bush at
George Glendinning's farm was a
special event last Wednesday.
About 30 grade four students
watched the pails of sap being
gathered and the syrup boiled.
Their teacher Marjorie Glen-
dinning was among the group.
Former Mt. Carmel sister dies
Word was received here late
Saturday of the death of Sister St.
Dominic at "The Pines",
Chatham. She was in her 59th
year of her life as a religious
teacher and had spent her high
school teaching years most
zealously at "The Pines." She
was the first grade nine and ten
teacher to teach 51 years ago
when the Ursuline Sisters arrived
in Mt. Carmel. She also taught in
Wallaceburg and Brescia
College, London.
Her funeral Mass took place at
"The Pines" Chapel, Chatham
and interment was Tuesday in St.
Anthony's Cemetery. A con-
celebrated mass was said by Fr.
Finn, Fr. Htfgh Fleming P.P.,
Fr, John Mooney P.P.
School meeting held
A large crowd attended the
PTA meeting held in the school
gym Tuesday. John McCarroll,
Stratford was the guest speaker.
A draw on an Easter basket was
won by Joanne Muller,
Students exchanged
Many students from the French
class at North Middlesex High
School enjoyed an exchange with
students at Victoriaville, Quebec,
for the past few days. They left by
train and the last part of their trip
was by bus.
Funeral attended
Relatives and friends attended
the funeral of Hugh O'Dwyer, 85,
at St. Peter's Church, Biddulph
Saturday.
Angela Ryan, RNA, London,
was a visitor over the weekend
with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Tom
Ryan and family.
An investment for
motorists who know
what they want. . .
GLIDE-AIR
RADIAL
Those who have driven steadily on Radials don't need to
be sold,They know their money buys safety, long mileage, great
perrarthaticeand let economy. Those who haven't tried them
but. want high-performance more-than economy, should inves-
tigate' Radials. If fast stops, precise cornering, responsive
hanalirralid °unparalleled stability are of 'prime importTinte,o"
then Radials could be right for you.
True, the cost is higher, but Radial users declare they also
deliver more. The fact is, when you check Canadian Tire's
Radial prices you will find them considerably less than else-
where. And, if you find immediately after buying and trying our
Radials, they don't perform as expected, return them to the
store of purchase for refund (service charges excluded). Check
your dealer for his trial-offer terms at time of purchase.
i SAFETY
WHITEWALL
RADIAL
SIZE
99
RADIAL
with
steel
SAFETY 99
RADIAL
without it.e.
RADIAL
GLIDE AIR
,TWO TIRES or more EACH
after discount for cosh
y
155R13 - _ 33.201
165R13 - 33.681 34.63t
AR70/13 - - 32.73
175R13 - - 36.05t
BR78/13 42.70t 38.901' -
155SR/14 - 33.68t -
165R14 - - 36.67t
13R70/14 - - 37.90
ER70/14 45.22 42.37 39.52
FR70/14 47.26 44.41 41.56
GR70/14 49.30 46.45 43.60
HR78/14 50.78 47.93 -
155R15 - - 35.101
165815 - 36.05t 37.95f
fR70/15 47.45 44.60 -
GR70/15 50.25 47.40 43.60
MR70/15 51.01 49.11 46.26 .
JR78/15 52.98 50.11 -
LR78/15 55.00 52.15 -
t Not shown •Limited quantity
Your choice of 2 types:
• SAFETY 99 RADIAL with Steel
5-Year Road-Hazard Insured-with
Treadwear Rating of 40,000 miles.
(Safety .99 Radtol without steel also avoiloble)
• GLIDE-AIR RADIAL
5-Year Road-Hazard Insured-with
Treadwear Rating of 35,000 miles.
Check our Value-full
Prices!
We'll double
your savings!
If you find our tire values can be
beaten elsewhere, we'll gladly
double the difference in prices.
(See Price-Quality guarantee in
our stores).
For tire shoppers on a budget...
POLYESTER-BELTED NYLON
POLYFLEX 2+2
BLACKWALL 2 or mare
SIZE EACH aher
Whitewall $1.43 mere
600/12 Wihitewill)
A78/13 (600/13)
878/13 (650/13)
C78/I3 (700/13)
575/14 (735/14)
F78/14 (775/14)
G78/14 (825/14)
H78/14 (855/14)
F78/15 (775/15)
G78/15 (825/15)
H78/)5 (855/15)
17.95
20.38
21.33
23.08
Contender
Cr
mete
EACH
5% Discount for Cash on all tire, in lieu of Bonus CoUpons
Credit Terms available but discount for cash does not apply.
„Abt:m0;:**.z.Vii. catalogue prim of $1.00. We mutt install our new tire and
rinniminn TIRE , whe, you buy our Dill or Schrader Valve at our regular
EXETER
valve together, "A tire isn't new unless the valve is too." Static-Balance, tire and wheel, $1,00.
NO CHARGE FOR TIRE INSTALLATION
3 Service Bays and 3 Technicians Ready to Serve You
PICK UP YOUR NEW SPRING '75 CATALOGUE WHEN YOU ARE IN THE EXETER STORE.
EXAMPLE:
F78/14 (775/14).
BLACKWALL
201 IICH
.4-PLY POLYESTER eller discount
Welsh
Like tires on '65 to '69 new cars, except our Contender
4 -nlv instead of 2-ply Polyester. This is the tirecord
or smooth vibration-free 'no-thump' starts, Has
Inc Kurd of stability that provides less tread-squirm and
longer tread-life, at a moderate price.
5.rear Road.Harard Insured
I3LACKWALL
SIZE
Whitewall $1.43 mare
100/13
650/13
700/13
845/14
895/14
678/14 1735/14)
F78/14 1775/14)
G78/14 1625/14)
H78/141855/14)
500/15
F78/15 (775/15)
571/15 (825/15)
478/15 (855/15)
THE CONTENDER
4-PLY POLYESTER
ASP
uumomn
TIRE
EACH
aher
diccount
for cash
15.96
17.34
15,29
11,95 '
15.43
19.24
20.19'
21.33
22.75
Polyilex2+2
POLYESTER-BELTE0 NYLON
Unique breed of belted that has
the cushion-ride of bias-ply yet
much of the improved steering,
braking, mileage of Glass-Belts.
Du-Pont 66 Nylon for extra safety, 5.Yeer Roallizerd Insured
23,23
25.08
25.79
21.94
23.04
24.13
26,55
20 76
18.00
19.43
20,33
EACH
alter
discount
for cssh
14.15
16.10
17.05
TURNPIKE STANDARD
TWIN-PLY NYLON
ILACKWALL
550/13
560/15
775/15 (670/15)
625/15(710/151
500/11 Tube Type
For example
776/14 (750/14) BLACKWALL standard 14.9„!„
TWIN-PLY NYLON repr etter disownI
for tisk
Similar construction to new-cat tires of the early '60's,
but instead of rayon as used then, now made with
stronger-than-ever twin-ply Du Pont 66 Nylon.
Turnpike standard meets or exceeds all government
safety standards. Sold without insurance, you save the
cost, (Insurance *Kathie at t LOO extra a Intl
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ARE HERE
We got 'em-LEVI'S
Denim Bells. Tough
pre-shrunk denim-
lean LEVI'S fit-bell
bottoms just the way
you like 'em. Stock
up on a pair or two
today.
Exeter
235-0852
The dump truck construction
people are talking about.
And buying. When it comes to the LOADSTARg F-1800 from
International, earth haulers are putting their money where their
mouths are. For several very good reasons.
Maneuverability- Short 94.5 inch BBC dimension design makes
Loadstar extremely easy to handle on crowded construction jobs.
Optional integral power steering can make it easier yet
Stability, The standard wide track front axle combines road
sensitivity with iMprOved turning and excellent balance.
Strength, Loadstar F-1 800's readily endure the heavy punishment
of construction work. Meanwhile; gas or diesel engine8 up to
235 hp. churn out power enough for any task.
The F-1800 Loadstar is seen on construction sites all across Canada,
tirelessly hauling load after load.
Loadstar. ,
w7odsotwarneaanrndsot pheerarespect of the men
Short BBC dimension ,
enhances on site
maneuverability.
Balance and stability
from wide track
front axle
N. T. MONTEITH Choose from gas or
diethl, up to 235 lip.
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235.2121
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
help you make it in a tough business.
ElimviIle WI ;elect officers
conduct annual at restaurant
By 'KATHY COOPER
The Elimville Women's.
Institute held their annual
meeting. at the Burkley
Restaurant Exeter with 26
members present. The meeting
was opened with "The Ode" and
roll call "smile and pay your
fees."
The minutes and correspon-
dence were read. Mrs. Elson
Lynn presented Mrs. Ina Skinner
with a corsage for years service.
The annual meeting minutes
and reports were read and
adopted. Mzs. Gilbert Johns
installed the officers for the
following year.
They are: honorary president,
Mrs. Philip Johns; president
Mrs. Howard Pym; vice
presidents Mrs, Murray Coward,
Mrs. Carl Gower; secretary-
treasurer Mrs. Lorne Johns;
assistant secretary-treasurer
Mrs. Emerson Penhale; district
director Mrs. Ross Skinner;
alternate Mrs. Ron Fletcher;
directors Mrs, Floyd Cooper,
Mrs. Russell Morley, Mrs. Dan
Coward.
Ruth Skinner was nominated to
go to Goderich to hear "The
Mustard Report". The new
president said a few words. The 4-
H club girls and their mothers
will be guests at the next meeting
on May 14,
Ruth Skinner thanked the
program committee for the day
and Mrs. Philip Johns thanked
the waiters for their service. The
meeting adjourned and bowling
was enjoyed.
Skit commentaries written
On April. 14 a meeting of
Elimville 2 4-H was held at the
home of Judy Johns. The purpose
of the meeting was to write the
skit and commentaries for
achievement day.
Everyone tried on their blouse
and comments were made. All
members were to have their
blouses and books finished and
present them at achievement
day.
The leaders handed out sheets
to every member on how to put
several objects in order and
explain why.
Judy Johns and Shirley Cooper
outlined the next club "The
Garden Club", Each member
must plant 10 vegetables and four
annual flowers. Members must
be able to prepare and serve five
vegetables,
Personals
Mr, & Mrs.Alvin Cooper visited
Wednesday with Mr. & Mrs. Doug
Johnston and family of Lucan.
Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Pehlke of
Monkton spent the weekend with
Mt & Mrs. Alvin Fulton. They
attended the wedding of their
grandson Larry to Joyce Ker-
slake at Elimville United Church
on Saturday.
A large number from the
community attending the wed-
ding reception for Mr. & Mrs.
Larry Fulton at Exeter Legion
Saturday .
Mr. & Mrs. Jake Hovius of
Sarnia spent the weekend with
& Mrs. Ross Skinner and
family.
A family gathering was held at
Usborne Township Hall Elimville
Sunday to celebrate the birthday
of Mrs. Lewis Johns.
Those attending were Mr. &
Mrs. Lewis Johns and Emerson,
Mr. & Mrs, Hans Gerstenkorn,
Linda and Steve, Mr. & Mrs,
Mervin Dunn pf Hensall, Mr. &
Mrs. William Johns, Bradley and
Trudy, Mike Hunter, Karen Van
Bergen, Mrs. Florence Johns,
Mr. & Mrs. Ashley Smith, Mr. &
Mrs. Toni Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Roy
Pepper of Exeter, Ken Kadey of
Crediton, Mr. & Mrs. John Batten
and Helen, Mr. & Mrs. David
Passmore and Tom.
Mr. & Mrs. George ;Kellett and
family visited with Verda!Kellett
Sunday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and
family visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Russell Morley of Exeter.
Mr, & Mrs. Alvin Cooper
visited Sunday with their grand-
daughter Mr. & Mrs. Richard
Willert of Hensall.