The Huron Expositor, 1971-04-15, Page 5vi
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R aster in England became a
reality for three girls from the
Seaforth area as a result of the
co-operation with the Canadian,
Handicapped Pilgrimage Trust
and the British Handicapped
Children's Fund.
It was -through the.. efforts
of .these two groups that a group
of 13 physically handicapped •
young people from the Windsor
area have been taken on a
three weeks tour of Europe.
The area girls are among a
number of nurses in Windsor who
volunteered to assist in looking
after the handicapped children
during the trip.
They are:
Miss Rosemary Stapleton,
daughter of Dr: and Mrs.Frank
Stapleton, now of Galt; Miss
Ann Foran, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. Foran, Blyth and Miss
Anne Sills, daughter of Mayor
F. C. J. Sills and Mrs. Sills,
Seaforth.
One of the key persons who
initiated the venture was Miss
Hilda Lumsden, a British ther-
apist who worked four months
with the Canadian Red Cross in
01 the Windsor area before Christ-
mas.
She is involved with the
British' Handicapped Children's
Fund which nays to send hgndi-
*. OBITUARY
HERBERT V. DRON •
Your Workmen's Compensation Board
and Safety Associations, Ontario.
Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads
.1muomer''
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of, practically new farm machinery at'
Lot 18, Con. 1, Tuckersmith Township, one mile west of
Seaforth on Highway 8. •
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28
at 12:30 P.M.
Full list next week including 3 'McCormidcDeering tractors,
disks, drill, combine, etc.
TERMS -'CASH
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HAROLD JACKSON
Auctioneer •
PETER SIMPSON
Proprietor MEL GRAHAM
Clerk
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NEWS OF Seaforth Girls Aid .
" The April meeting 44 lOPPen, u.o.w. wag Visitors Night, v114-
tors being Hrucefield, Ilenqi41A
Goshen and Varna U.C.W.
President, Mrs. Tom Reid,
welcomed everyone and Mrs.
David Turner conducted an,.
Easter Worship, the theMe being
i"The Cross" - tailing of Christ's
thoughts while on the dross. Mrs.
Bruce Cann of Exeter sang two
lovely solos, accompanied by her
daughter. The guest speaker'
for the. evening, Miss Doreen
Baker of Grand Bend, was-
duced by Mrs., Donald Stuart.da
Miss Baker discus* her wog
in Matfaala auld showed very,
interesting glides of her work,
She was 'thanked by Mrs. Keith x f pve,
Mrs. Reid annenn004 that a
bale would be packed In May.
Dili. and Mrs., 140r1 )4,4r; of .Kingsmill and Mr and-.Mrs,
Nelson Helmer; and son of E.R.
No. 5, St. Thomas, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. -Louis EWE and
family en, Easter 'Sunday.
Monday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Kirk and family were
Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers
and daughter of Exeter.
Handle-awed While On Tow
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chaplain.
The childirei left Windsor
April 8. The schedule datti for
sight-seeing in England for four
days, then seven days at the
World famous shrine in Lourdes.
They will return to Windsor
April 28.
'capped yount 0-Oopra tip Miler
flight from London, England , to
Losirdes.
During the past few months
Miss Lunsden has visited Canada
several times. On her last trip
she invited handicapped from the
Windsor area to participate in
the British, program. However,
some way had to be found to
finance the cost of transporting
the youngsters from Ca a to
London.
A small group of de , ted,
hard-working Windsor residents
undertook the challenge and
raised $'7,000.00. They formed
the Canadian Handicapped Pil-
grimage Trust. It was headed
by Keith Wilpur, and Father Law-
rence. Paquette of St.Joseph's
Church. River Canard was named
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shoes. MaJW•seolbey're.
not getting nutd9yntatit
heel. Change frqing 1, 4eq§,
And check the soles to see
that they're in good condition.
Sure footwork begins with
proper footwear.
Think about it.
When you play tennis, you
wear tennis shoes. When you walk,
..... ,you wear good walking
Shoes. Arid when you
. work you wear proper
footwear for comfort
and protection.
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Life k.e-• Health and Accident -
Registered Retirement • Pbnsions -
income Tax Deductible Registered
Retirement Annuities
Representing
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada
TELEPHONE 527.0410
117 GODERICH ST. EAST - SEAPORTS; District Deputy Visits
Edelweiss Lodge SERVICE TIPS. DON PLETSCH
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Phome,527-1150 • 17 SPARLING STREET
holding a, euchre party and draw
later this month., A letter from
Mrs. Delmar Skinner, district
secretary, revealed that' Mrs.
Ruby Bell of Hensall is the in-
coming District Deputy Presi-
dent. An invitation was received
from Goderich to attend a reg-
ular meeting,there April 20.
Following he meeting, Mrs.
Gordan Papple was in charge of
entertainment. Winners at euchre
were: high, Mrs. Alvin Pym,
Exeter; •low, Mrs. Arthur Ball,
Exeter; travelling lone hands,
Mrs. Leona Parke, Hensall. Mrs.
John Hardwick of Monkton won
a draw prize. Lucky chair prize
was won by Mrs PsirSkTintier;
Exeter.
Mrs. James Rose and com-
mittee served a smorgasbord
luncheon.
Guests were present from
Hensall, Exeter, Monkton and
Tara at Monday night's meeting
of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge, with
the noble grand, Mrs. Lillian
Grummett presiding. Paying an
official visit was Mrs. Gerald
McFalls, Exeter, District. Dep-
uty President for Huron. She
addressed the meeting on how
to be better members and fur-„,
ther exemplify the aims and pur-
poses of the Rebekah order the
world over. On behalf of the lodge
Mrs. R. M. Scott presented Mrs.
McFalls with a gift.
Members were reminded of
the past grand's meeting at Exe-
ter this Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Tillie Dunn announced that
the C.P.T. committee of Reb-
ekahs and Odd Fellows were
Self-defence. It works. Herbert V. Dron, 56 Ord
Street, Seaforth and formerly
of COnstance and Toronto, died
.141 Westminster Hospital, London
on AforIF had been ill
for two months.
Born in Acton he was '70.
He served in the Navy and until
his retirement in 1969 had spent
15 years with the Toronto park-
ing Authority.
Ai 'He is survived by his wife
the former Mabel Helen Gutcher
to whom he was married. in
Toro, nto in • 1959 and by two sons,
Herbert and William of Guelph
and by four step-sons, George
McFarlane, Pembroke, Donald!.
McFarlane, Shumacher, William -
McFarlane, Timmins and Robert
* McFarlane,._ of Seaforth, step-
daughters Mrs. S. Hoffman and
Mrs. A. Dale, Pernbroke and
Mrs. W. Artiss, Tampa, Fla.
He is also survived by a brother
'Harold of Acton and a sister
Elva of peterboro.
Funeral services were held
on Saturday at the Shoemaker
Funeral Home; Acton, with in-
terment following in Acton Cem-
etery. Pallbearers were Robert,
William and Dona Farlane Donald Mc,
Frank Frazer, Harold Dron and
Drew pron.
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TIRE OWSPEEIDs-
1100% of all racing-cars use Nylon
// Life and laprels depend on it
7/ Speed and •brutal heat-generating torque are the devastating travelling
partners of the racing car. Comparatively, your own car takes a similar
beating when - with loaded trunk and 5 or 6 'passengers - you belt
along at 70, 80 and 85 m.p.h. hour after hour. That's why Nylon - the
strongest tire cord made - is the safest bet for both.
Nothing but 100% Nylon is used on the world's aircraft too. For only :
Nylon can absorb the impact of an aircraft as it hits the runway. Not unlike
the shiver of yOur car as one of its tires hits a pothole.
The same nylon filament that protects race-car driver, aircraft pilot
and passengers- goes into the building of our Safety '99' Nylon tire:
Even at double the price you.Von't exactly duplicate it. lsewhere. It's built
for speed you'll never need., '
But remember, the tread of an all-nylon tire wears faster than the same
tread on polyester. Better still = a Nylon with two Glass Belts wears up
to twice as long.Note the low price in'the chart.You cal have 2 Glass Belted
Nylons for about the price you'd'expect to pay for t. Your driving habits
determine your choice. Check with the experts at Canadian Tire!
Factory Door Prices
Freight and Service Extra
(See below)
• SOFT
'4-PLY
(
'99'
YLON
Price after
5% Discount
far cash
(In Hew
of coupons)
WHITEWALL
NYLON Glass Belted
WIDE TRACK
Replaces
Size
SIZE
Tubeless . Up to
double
the
mileage
520/10
550/12*
600/12*
11.87
15.15
Whitewall
13.25
13.92
14.96
15.63
520/13*
-600/13t
650113
700/13
13.95
• 14.65
- 15.75
16.45
Prim
5%
aer-
Discount
for cosh
(in lieu
of coupons)
Factory
Door Price
660/14
650/14
735/14
775'14
825/14
855/14
885/14
645/14t
695/14
E78/14
.878/14
G78/14
H78/14
J78/14
15.80
16.30
15.01
15,48
16.10
17.05
Super-Lastic Safety '99' DUPONT NYLON
FOR UTMOST SAFETY AND DEPENDABILITY UNDER STRESS
5-Year Road-Hazard Insured Treadwear Rating 100
30-Month, 30% Pro-rated 'WearOtk Discount Allowance
20.85
21.90
23.60
25.50
16.95"
17.95
19.45
21.25
24.95
20.80
22.42
24.22
18.48
20.19
23.70
GlassBelted.Turnpike ,11,VN111::,!)-;!'iRACK
FOR EXCEPTIONAL MILEAGE-GETTING-UP TO TWICE AS MUCH
5-Year Road-Hazard Insured - TreadwearRating 125
36-Month, 36ri Pro-rated 'Wear-Out' Discount Allowance'
FACTORY DOOR PRICES
An economical way of purchasing tires! It's like buying direct from
the manufacturer-with most of the marketing and promotion costs
eliminated. In fact, factory door prices arc often less than the dealer
wholesale cost for nationally advertised tires of similar quality! '
To all pthes on this page, add freight from factory , Toronto and' Hamilton
diva 106; most other locations 15 to 60ev distant points, up to $1.10
(e.g. Gander, Newfoundland). .
5% 'Discount for Cash in lieu of coupons. Installation-$1,00; New Valve
and Static Wheel Balance-Package Deal, $1.00.
5.5/15
Tub. Sep.
560/15*
685/15*
E78/15
878/15
G78/15
1178/15
J78/15
15.25
15.95
14.49
15.15
16.58
17.38
18.90
20.61
23.32
17.45
18.30
19.90
21.70
24.55
735/15
.775/t5
ti25/t5
855/15
sss/Is
22.60
2 3.9 5
25.90
21,47
22.75
24.60
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•Safety'99' Hi It Traction Design ICentenni I Design
• ..hiceiel?hitittettity)irtre.Miiii•Mti:);sis h.
Double-ply, double-strength Dupont Nylon
uptakes the Whippet an excellent high speed
Tire with luxurious 'soft' ride - though that
soft ride hastens tread-wear. For big mile-
age: See Glass Belts aboVe,
5.YEAR ROAD.HAZARD INSURED - Treadweor
Rating 80, 20•Month, 20% Pto•rated 'Wear-Out'
Discount Allowance.
TURNPIKE STANDARD construction is
similar to that employed for original
equipment ort,new cars during the years
when these sizes were most &pular.
However, this stronger Dupont Nylon in-
stead of rayon cord makes today's Turn,
pike Standard superior. (Owner assumes
guarantee risk, saves insurance cost.)
Factory Door Prices - Freight and Service Entre,
TURNPIKE WHIPPET is made front the same high quality
material as Turnpike Standard, But the Whippet is a more
modern design-similar in shape to European radials. It's
wider too, and qualifies for 7S Series marking (E.g.-
F78/14 instead of 77 5 /1 4),
TURNPIKE STANDARD
low Factory Door Price
TURNPIKE WHIPPET
Low Factory Door Price
1 .95
F78/14
TUBELESS
CASH 113.25
PRICE
TURNPIKE STANDARD
Not insured-You carry your
own Insurance and profit by
!owe t possible prices
TURNPIKE 'WHIPPET'
(Add $1,50 for
Whitewn11)
650/13
TUBELESS After
Discount
for cash
Factory
Deer
Cost Fe.
SIZE
Tubeless
Blackwell
After
Discount
for cosh
Factory
Deer
Cost Fe.
SIZE
Tubeless
Blackwell
600 113
s70 13
(78 14
E78 14
F78 14
078. 14
1178'14
Wh,rewall
560 15
F78 15
G78'15
I-178:15
Whitewall
600/13 10.59
11.39
12.59
T2.99
10.92
11.83
12.73
12.73
13.25
74.20
16.48
10.05
10.82
11.96
12.34
10.44
11.95
12_34
10.73
11.49
12.45
. 13.40
13.40
650/13
775/14
825/14
13.95
14.95
17.35 •
560/IS
775/15
815/15
600/16
Tube Tya,
10;99
12.59
12.99
11.29
11.64
13.25
14.20
16.48
12.25
13.95
14.95
17.35
Use your
CANADIAN TIRE
CREDIT CARD
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All tires shown, meet or exceed every
Canadian and U.S. safely standard. Fred W. Tilley Ltd.,
Seaforth
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