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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-08-24, Page 16'411110--L- ) C (Fulgoni TIRE 1 BUCK IS WORTH Canadian Tire's the name and Savings is our game . . . and right now we're playing "Double-your-Money" Savings with SAFETY "99" HIGH TRACTION TIRES! The rules are simply this . . . you buy at the Regular Catalog price counting every $1.00 taken from your wallet as $2.00. You're the Winner. 'NO TRADE NEEDED' .s, • 5 BUCKS IS WORTH USED CARS FOR SALE! 62 FORD Sedan, 6 auto., radio E78569 795.00 63 FORD Sedan, V-8 auto. E89591 895.00 63 FORD Sedan, V-8 auto. E3459 895.00 63 MERCURY Sedan, V-8 auto., PS, PB, E88232 1245.00 64 METEOR Hardtop, V-8 stick, radio E79609 1295.00 64 FORD Custom Sedan, 6 auto., radio, 16308H 1395.00 63 PONTIAC Laurentian 4-dr., V-8 auto., E79805 1095.00 64 FORD Country Sedan, 6 cyl. auto., radio 95346X 1445.00 65 FORD Sedan, 6 cyl., stick, low mileage E79730 1595.00 SEE HERM, CAL OR ED FUNDAY WINNERS Have you won a '67 Ford Mustang, Galaxie, Bronco or Ford Tractor? You have if the number of your lucky ticket is listed below. You may claim your prize at Larry Snider Motors any time before August 31. 424102 424106 424283 424175 260106 424988 260980 424369 424658 424401 424438 260219 424204 424880 260051 TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT SAFETY "99" HIGH TRACTION Featuring the "stop-on.a-dime" safety tread - that wipes wet pavements dry! Torture-tested at speeds you'll never need. For better traction, mileage and ease of handling - go SAFETY' 99"HIGH TRACTION. TUBELESS SIZE caw., Price BLACKWALL Double Your Money Price Catalog Price WHITEWALL Double Your Money Price 520/10 25.40 12.70 28.26 14.13 520-550/12 25.98 12.99 28.88 14.44 500-520/13 27.94 13.97 590-600/13 28.98 14.49 31.96 15.98 640-650/13 30.96 15.48 33.92 16.96 700/13 32,26 16.13 35.14 17.57 500.520/14 28.54 14.27 560-590/14 30.74 15.37 33.62 16.81 735/14 (700/14) 33,14 16.57 35.96 17.98 775/14 (750/14) 35,36 17.68 38.24 19.12 825/14 (800/14) 38,34 19.17 41.22 20.61 855/14 (850/14) 41.58 20.79 44.46 22.23 885/14 (900 /14) 47.98 23.99 560/15 30,64 15.32 33.50 16.75 685/15 (590/15) 32.16 16.08 34.98 17.49 735/15 (640/15) 33.28 16.64 36.14 18.07 775/15 (670/15) 35.78 17.89 38.64 19.32 815/15 (710/15) 38.14 19.07 40.98 20:49 845/15 (760/15) 40,98 20.49 43.92 21.96 885/15 (800/15) 4•ti olo• 47.34 - 23.67 ROAD HAZARD Insured Turnpike standard - unmatched fo? tire economy, built with the most modem industry techniques - Double Ply Du Pont nylon cord, (No bonus toupens on Turnpike Tires) 11fic,t,tt..esAW.144:to;:t.,:o0ist%, FREE INSTALLATION BUDGET TERMS O. or cash and carry BONUS CDUPONS F 0 , J/MV/03Veceag2(1.014:4 SIZE With 'A' Trade Tube Type or Add 5% Tubeless 560,600/13 ........ 7.99 . 640.650/13 --- . 8.89 500.520/14 9.18 775-750/14 8.89 50,89 825-800/14 .... ... 12,22 50.55/15 8,0 .. „ 560/15 639 775/670/15 8,89 0.89 815.710/15 10.24 845-760/16„ 12.95 600/16 .8.6 ."...1 ASSOCIATE STORE 0. K. SHAW & SONS LTD EXETER 235.0160 SEE YOU AT THE EXETER RODEO SEPT, 2 & 3 LARRY SNIDER maToRs rmig, FORD TRUCKS 236.1640 SOUTH "'END SERVICE Exeter 235.022 63 MERCURY 4-door Sedan E82148 62 GALAXIE 6 cyl. automatic E80084 60 CORVAIR A41969 67 MERCURY 1/2 TON Deluxe, with 6 ply fires, (New) Page 16 Times-Advocate, August 24, 1967 Letter to the editor Thanks for Funcicty help activities held on Main and John Streets. Jim Paisley, our Work Super- intendent, and his hard working crew set up all the detour signs and barricades and the picnic tables. Jim made all the arrange- ments with the Department of Transport to close Main Street to traffic. His enthusiasm couldn't help but rub off on some of the rest of us, The local Rodeo Committee served a most tasty chuck-wagon breakfast and had to stop serving their pancakes only because they ran out of time and plates to Dear Sir: I would like to take advantage of your column to thank on be- half of the Exeter Board of Trade, all those who helped to make possible the recent FUNDAY held in Exeter. It is impossible to mention all those who contributed to the day. The service clubs were respon- sible for the promotion and con- ducting of the Old Time Fiddlers' Contest and Square Dance Com- petition which were successfully held in the arena. I will restrict my remarks to mention a few who contributed to the downtown By MRS, KgN Mr. & Mrs. T. Laing visited last week with friends at Bur- lington Heach, Toronto and Niag- ara Falls. Mrs. John Wallace and. Debbie, Mrs. Laverne Wallace and girls spent the weekend with Mrs. Shir- ley Elliott and family, Essex. Nancy and Steven Elliott and Don- ald Cadick of Chatham returned home with them, after holidaying with cousins, Mr. Frank Stagg accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Reg Stagg andfamily and visited Story Hook gardens, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs, K. McKellar at- tended the Routly family reunion at the home of Mr. & Mrs, Alan Somers, St. Marys, Sunday, Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Larry Gardiner were Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Britton and David, Lambeth, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Craven and Barry, Ailsa Craig, Mr. & Mrs. John Stoll and Jeff, Woodstock, Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hobbs, London, Miss Grace Clif- ton, Brucefield and Mr. Ken Cole- man, Seaforth. Miss Shirley McKaig of Sud- bury is holidaying with her uncle McKELLAR and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Calder McKaig. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Kendrick and family, Winnipeg are holi- daying with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Keith McLaren, George Douglas returned home Sunday from Seaforth Community hospital, where he had undergone an appendix operation. Mr. Otto Walker, accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Parker of Staffa visited last week with her cousin, Mrs, Joe Drummond of Wheatley, Mr. & Mrs. Erie Dow were guests at the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Da- vid McLeod, Mitchell, Saturday. Holiday visitors with Mr. ,44 Mrs. Erie Dow were Messrs Donald and Cecil Kearney, Perth, Miss Mary Jacklin, Smiths Falls, Mrs. Ronald McLaren, Grace and Peter of Hopetown. Veronica and Nancy McKenzie of Hensell holidayed with Mr. & Mrs. Erie Dow last week. Decorations were most elaborate the tricycle class at Funday were, The closer you are to a per- son, the more tact and courtesy you need. from the left: Scott Rundle, Dorothy Filipowich, Susan T-A photo Winners in Campbell. You bend We'll mend Reconditioned Used Cars 65 Volkswagen Stationwagen 83836X 64 Volkswagen 62 Ford Fairlane Sedan E81611 61 Chev Coach E78977 serve the long line of waiting patrons. Thanks, fellows, you did a real good job. To Bruce Cann and his young group as well as those specially invited in for the morning par- ades, we say "Thank You". Also to Lloyd Bern and his fife play- ers and drummers who led our afternoon parade, really added to the day by playing on MainStreet for the enjoyment of shoppers. The Exeter Legion pipers and Color Party made the perfect setting for the Centennial Flag Parade at night. We were most fortunate to obtain their services on very short notice and we are very grateful to them. When you consider that it takes about an hour for each member to dress for such an appearance, it took about 30 man hours to prepare the band for our parade. We know many of the players had to make a special effort to be in attend- ance. There was a fourth band whose identity remains unknown to me which added to the fun of the day, C,F.P.L, Radio Station were most kind and generous in sending their mobile radio van to Exeter for the day. A special word of thanks to Bill Brady, Dick Wil- liams, Scott Cameron of the "Lively Guys" from C.F.P,L. for the kind things they said about Exeter, All the judges, who judged the entries in the various con- tests and parades, made it pos- sible for winners to be chosen in these events. The boys and girls who brought their dolls, frogs, turtles, dogs, ponies and flags, each made their contrib- ution to a very happy and fun- filled day, The "Promenaders" under the expert direction of Earl Bowles delighted us with their square dancers demonstration through- out the evening on our streets. We did appreciate their part in our day. To all the visitors who came to Exeter on this occasion, for breakfast, for entertainment, for shopping, we hope you will have many more fun-filled days in our town. Sincerely yours, Coll Hunter-Duvar &Sons Exeter Ltd. 235 -1100 s w _ - AWOL Carfrey A. Cann. Exeter Board of Trade. BUY A NEW or USED CAR for the EXETER RODEO SEPT. 2 & 3 from DOBBS MOTORS Ltd. Exeter a great deals ON LIKE-NEW CARS 66 COMET Caliente 2-door hardtop, V-8, auto., radio, like new E 77288 65 AUSTIN 4 cyl., two-tone, excellent E78446 64 FAIRLANE 500 V8 automatic, radio E79545 63 METEOR Custom, automatic, radio E78015 79.00 150.00 250.00 295.00 425.00 1000.00 1150.00 1195.00 2150.00 3950.00 250.00 1150.00 490.00 360.00 1000.00 495.00 2095.00 1550.00 450.00 350.00 350.00 395.00 JOHN DEERE SEMI-MOUNTED MOWER ALLIS CHALMERS PITMANLESS MOWER 61 COCKSHUTT 30 TRACTOR 44 CASE VAC AND SCUFFLER 66 ROBBIN HYDRAULIC BUCKET LOADER 54 FORD JUBILEE 57 FORD 661 59 DAVID BROWN 950 61 SUPER MAJOR 60 POWER MAJOR LOADER AND BACK HOE K.K.K. 91' CULTIVATOR AND HARROWS 52 OLIVER 88 Diesel, above average 62 FORD SEMWOUNTED PLOW MASSEY HARRIS 2-ROW SELF PROPELLED CORN PICKER 54 JD 50 & SCUFFLER 50 IHC SUPER "A" 65 IHC 414 DIESEL, above average 65 FORD FORAGE HARVESTER PICK-UP & CORN-HEAD FORD 81/2 ' PLEXOHITCH DISK, used very little 9N FORD TRACTOR KONGSKILDE SWATHER, 9' 8N FORD SEE FRED HUXTABLE OR TED SNIDER