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The pictures were presented : under the gg My hanes Be seem sr 1g ng Batt oy ous resources, both natural and man-made, such as wood, arac Mrs. §. Burns, Miss L. FRESH BAKED!» water, minerals, agriculture and held particular interest be- cause of this. Many were taken while on a trip to the Canadian West, Mr. Laird had informative anecdotes to tell about many of them. Some of the more fascinating pictures were taken Rose, one stem, any variety or color -- Mrs. R. Van-Horne, rae A. Wigston, Mrs, E, E. ond. " eabislion of Dahlias, not more than five blooms, any varieties -- Mrs. R. Van- Horne, Mrs, A. Wigston, Mrs. , MK cane Eqrv-- "SWEEPSTAKES 3 H. Pryce-Jones. way Grog wee Teemas pacetion Any other flower not listed roads, making one wish to go there and see for oneself. Mrs, Laird accompanied her] Oshawa Diving Club BEST BUY ! -- SAVE 9c ! -- KELLOGG'S husband, and jected th tures for him. Mrs, H. Pryce Skin ond. soins use eh, ciup behest a th For Informatio: 1 BD re | by WZ Dp ICDIFC e le appreciation 0 ne ALEX MecDonold 725-9704 members to Mr. and) M| i teeth 62-7288 | As AMALAWJA SAn0 2: Laird. q DON SMITH 7aerrerm BEST BUY ! -- SAVE 8 ! -- + QUICK OR INSTANT In the club show, the follow- 10-0Z. PKGS. : 63! LARGE =a | 49° 1-LB. BAG 79 C 64-0Z. SIZE Has Your Food Dollar Losi It's Punch? Phone 723-1163 and Stretch Your Dollar Guaranteed To Save You $100.00 Year THE FOOD PLAN THAT HAS PROVEN ITSELF Cb FOOD CLUB BEST BUY ! -- SAVE 20c ! -- BIG SAVING nose COFFEE ROSE BEST BUY ! -- SAVE 18c -- 12c OFF PACK... EBENEZER CHURCH BIRTHDAY CAKE CUT More than 500 people at- Ebenezer United Church. gregation. Looking on {ts tended the centennial serv- One of the - highlights of Harry Gay, chairman of the ices held Sunday at the afternoon service was centennial celebration com- the 'cutting of a three-tier mittee. A new organ was Ld Tire Industry birthday cake by Leo Cour- dedicated) at the morning tide (left), one of the oldest service. ca To Clarify 2 s s Misconceptions active members of the con- --Photo by John James VICTORIA, B.C. -- Canada's automobile tire manufacturers are launching a_ nation-wide educational campaign on tire safety. Shocked by recent surveys which indicate close to 40 per cent of all cars on the road have one or more unsafe tires, the Rubber Association of Can- ada today announced start of a "massive information pro- gram" to overcome public apathy about the safety hazards of improperly maintained tires. George F. Plummer of Whitby, vice-president of the Rubber Association of Canada, told the. Automotive Retailers »Association of B.C, convention that the campaign will be spearheaded by a $25,000 grant to the Canadian Highway Safe- ty Council. "This will be supplemented by literally hundreds of thous- ands of dollars by individual tire manufacturers in advertis- ing, public relations and display projects," Mr. Plummer said. Under attack because of con- fusion among motorists regard-| - ing tire standards, the manu- facturers are responding to criticism and suggestiogs made last May at the annual meet- ing of the Canadian Highway Safety Council in Calgary. Plummer, who is president of Dunlop Canada Limited, promised that the industry would clarify misconceptions motorists have about two-ply, four-ply, and other quality stan- dards about tires. ESSENTIAL PRODUCT "While a tire may lack gla- mor, it ig one of the most essential products in this trans- portation - oriented economy," he said. "Today's tire is measured in tens of thousands of miles and, as drivers, we put tires through punishment that is almost un- sr in its severity," he said. INSULATED BOOT All rubber, thermal Insulated boots, with on extra heavy treaded sole. 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Here's a pair of 7.91 VEGETA SOUPS... 49° FEATURE! -- DELICIOUS SLICED 15-OZ.PKG, STRAWEERELES 47° "In fact, I can't think of an- other product that is so impor- tant to our safety and our well- being that is so abused in serv- ice, so neglected in care and so} seldom thought of except when) there is a failure. "Canada's motorists buy tires " that are safe, dependable prod- ucts, regardless of theprice : Mr. J, Ay Richardson, 169 Widder Street W., St. Mary's. PHILCO STEREO SETS Mrs. Frank Wright, 99 Mill Street, Oshawa; Mrs. June Boston, 5 Ook Park Cres., Sault Ste. Marie; Mrs. 5. Fracchioni, Arberdeen Ra.) Beamsville. shoes built for service, with an oil resistant wedge sole and cush- joned insole for extra comfort. Black only in sizes 6% to 12 paid for them. | "Phe. biggest . difference in! the various lines of tires as far as the motorist is concern- ed is the amount of tread life that can be obtained." | Discussing the various) grades, Plummer said the dif-| ference in cost is the primary difference in the grade but "all of us in the tire industry in Canada believe that each line or level of tire has a just and proper purpose for being placed in the market." | SPECIAL PURPOSE Each tire, he pointed out, Is designed for a special purpose and few products on the mar- ket today are so thoroughly tested and proved in service as) are tires. . "The tire industry guaran- tees its products in full against defects to workmanship or materials for the life of the tire. And life is judged, not by calendar age, but by pertorin-| ed service. | "In -addition, the industry} warrants tires against road hazards for the life of the tire."| Plummer said abuses include| failure of motorists after they) have purchased tires to have! them checked periodically and| rotate them, adding that peri- edic inspections by his com- pany of parking lots disclosed | that about 40 per cent of all| cars have one or more unsafe} tires that were clearly dam-| aged or smooth, many with) cord exposed, and many im- roperly inflated" "thus creat-| Ing @ serious wear problem," GO-GO BOOTS Smart for the fall days ahead, 2.77 PAIR MEN'S "ALPINE WORK BOOT Stay comfortable when you are on your feet all day with these comfortable, sturdy feature a cushioned insole and oil resistant, ribbed out sole. Sizes 6 to 12. work boots. 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