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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-09-17, Page 12DATSUN PRODUCT OF NISSAN GERALD'S SUPERTEST 'lox 249, Corner Main Street and Hwy. 8, Seaforth, Ontario — Telephone 5274010 There are more.than 1000 Datsun dealers across Canada and the U.S.A. GERALD IS CELEBRATING HIS As a "More-for-Your-Money" DATSE7V DEALER DATSUN DATSUN Service & Parts Datsun's telex system between Halifax; Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and the Tokyo Head Office relays parts and service information within minutes — and delivery is handled prompt- , ly and efficiently. '- At Gerald's Supertest we stock a „complete line cif Datsun parts and employ a licerrseif melchanic to provide the fastest and most, efficient service possible. Check These Safety Features - • A specially designed, impact - 'ab'sorbing body which, when under stress from front or rear, the engine, instead of being thrown back into the passenger ipompartment,. slid- es down and under. • A collapsible steering column • Padded dash' and interior fit- tings • • Door 'locks •are burst, pro• of - Shoulder-type safety, harness • Front wheel disc Vrakes with tandem master cylinders THINKS We wish to say thank you to all our customers of the past year and wel- come to all our new friends . , Help Us Celebrate By Drop- ping Into Our Downtown • Location or See Our. Display At The SEAFORTH FALL FAIR . . . SEE, THE AMAZING LINE OF DATSUN AUTOMOBILES AND PICKUP TRUCKS Drive a Datsun they decide! * DATSUN 1200 SEDANS AND COUPES * DIATSUN 1600 TWO AND FOUR-DOOR SEDANS AND WAGONS DATSUN SPORT CARS DATSUN PICKUP TRUCKS DATSU N ,7.Af - DRIVE THE COIV1PETMON PROVEN DATSUNS form GERALD'S SUPERTEST Corner Main 'and Goderioh Streets • Seaforth, Phone 527-1010 All the committees for the Organization of the 1972 Inter- national Plowing Match to be held in Perth County have their chairmen. At a joint meeting of the local committee for the 1972 match and the Perth County Plowmen's Association held at the Colisetim in Stratford on Wednesday night the list of chairmen was cam- ' pleted. - Chairman for the 1972 match to be held just north of Sebring- vile on several farms in El- lice Township, Ellard Lange, explained that he, along with the help of PCPA executive and assistance from W. N. T. Ash-. ton, Perth's ag rep, prepared a list of possible committee chair- men for the meeting to approve. After those nominated ac- cepted and the meeting voted in favor of the list, other plans for the '72 match were discussed. Jack Graul, chairman of the bands and parades corn rnItee, with the help of Walter Mogk, chairman of the health and sani- tation committee, agreed to look into the possibility of putting what . used to be the Milverto,n district high school girls' band back to- gether again for use in prom6t- ing the International match in ' Perth. , The band disbanded when school ended in June because the Milverton high school was closed as a high school and students who used to go there are now attending schools in Listowel and Stratford. Mr. Graul promised to have a report on his findings ready for Perth County Council when it meets Sept. 15. Mr. Lange, a member of Perth County council, said that either the county council or the plow- mart's association would be willing to pay the costs involved in getting the band back together. The PCPA used the Milverton band for its promotional activities at the annual conven- tion in Toronto of the Ontario Plowman's Association earlier this year. Further plans were made for the Perth plowing match to be held Ort. 3 on the farm of Clifford Miller, Hibbert Town- ship. Demonstration day for students-wanting assistance with competition plowing will be Sept. 26, according to Max Aitcheson, chairman of the RCP,A, on the farm of Rudolph Bauer in Logan Township. Committee chairmen for the 1972 match include: Wilfred See- bach, land; Lloyd Morrison, trac- tors; Gary Struthers, publicity; Mrs. Wilfred Seebach and John Stephens, banquet; Mrs.Howard Lowe, lunches; Albert Carson, spacial events; Alvin Hodge, homestead improvement;Robert Davey, demonstrations; Fred Ratz, .billeting; John McIntosh, wagon tours; Rudolph Bauer,his- torte; Robert Ratcliffe, Flying Farmers ; Clarence. McCourt, team and horse show, Kenneth Reaney' parking, gates, and tick- ets; Lawson Cross, tented city; Stewart Anderson, county ex- hibits; Bruce Aitcheson, local day committee; Mrs. William Anderson, ladies' programs. Mr. Ashton is secretary-treasurer for the match. Smiles . . • The romantic young suitor drew his girl's little brother aside. "How'd you like to make a quarter, Tommy?" "Sure," replied Tommy. "What should I do?" "Could you get me a lock of your sister's hair?"asked the young man. "It's a cinch," declared Tommy. "For a buck I'll get the whole wig," 117e4THE HURON ORPOS1T0R, SEAF0RTH, ONT., SEPT. 17, 1970 Name Committees For International Set for Perth in '72 • . • atsun welcomes the competition Shown above is Jack Hale, General Manager of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, as he addressed a meeting recently to present the 0.F. A. stand against property based education taxes. The O.F.A. is encouraging its members to withhold the education portion of their taxes in ordeg to force the government to take action on the issue. Seated behind Mr. Hale is Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. for Huron-Bruce.(Staff Photo) WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 Seaforth DATSUN 1600 fr 2215 Datsuns came first, second, third and fifth in the 1970 East'African Safari Rally. Nine out of nineteen cars to finish were ours. — We won the Canadian Winter Rally. We won the 10,000 miles Around Australia Rally. We won our class in the last Shell 4000. We won the Canadian National Rally Championship in 1967 and' 1969, and we're way out in front again this time. We've proved our car a winner time' after time. year after year. Here's why. Not just for glory We did it to-seetwhat Datsun could do under extreme driving conditions, We wanted to test our car to its limits, under the worst possible conditions against the best possible competition. And as a result of the results, today all Datsun drivers get superb performance, ironclad durability, smooth handling and up to 35 miles to the gallon. Here's what the competition's got to beat 96 horse m'erhead camshaft engine. Dual barrel' carb, Alternator. Independent rear suspenSion. Unit-body construction. Lots'of no-cost extras. Like bucket seats, front disc brakes2door-to-door carpet, and flow-through ventilation. And of course, the complete safety package including telescopic shock-absorbing steering column, headrests, harnesses, and four-way flashers is standard. The pnly options are a radio and 3-speed automatic transmission. We want to be fair Without the untiring efforts of the competition we wouldn't he where we are today. Out front. We want to thank them, because the harder they try, the harder we have to try. And that's good for. everybody. • the more-for-your-Money. car Suggested retail price. pod of entry Toronto Plus local freight and handling. licence, provincial tax it applicable • V) 4 4 4 • 0 rl