The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-09, Page 8Charlies
Used Car Buys:
1966 RAMBLER AMERICAN
6 automatic. .28481,.
1904 .911.DEBAKER one owner
Good second .car, 1-149021
1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC
WAGON 99646X.
1962 CHRYSLER
condition. H46296,
1962 PLYMOUTH
6 automatic, H61141,
1962 FORD GALAXIE 2 door
hardtop, V8, automatic,
H 50526.
'1195"
950"
'950°'
'895°'
$595"
'895"
All above cars sold with
warranty
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DOBBS
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66 FAIRLANE 500 STATIONWAGON.
V8, automatic, radio. License
94712X. 97
63 CHEVROLET TRUCK MOD EL
6905
with tandem axle, air brakes, and all
the necessary features for heavy duty
work. This truck is still roadworthy
and has been making regular
runs up until trade-in, Only $1698
More used cars
(Trade-ins on '68 Dodges)
On our lot at
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
Dobbs Motors Ltd.
EXETER 235-1250
EVENINGS 235-1130
decorations simply awed.most. of
Music was Pr9v1ded by the
those in attendance. winging Brass.
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Tiorms-Advocats, May 9, 1968
Is it really safe?
A huge dragon greeted patrons at the SHDHS dance, Friday, and they had to enter its gaping mouth to
get to the auditorium to dance. Dance committee chairman Sheri Robinson is seen with escort Scott
Burton as they prepare to take the risky step forward. - T-A photo
Await sentence
Jail breakers plead guilty
In Most •contests, It's usually
the losers Who feel. like Prying)
but such was not the case at the
annual semis f‘at-Home'! Fri-
day.
Tears g.treanled down the
Cheeks of IS-year-old Lyndal$tt
after she had been ProWned and
several .well-wi4hers offered her
handkerchiefs along with their
congratulations.
"I just can't stop crying," the
pretty grade 12C student said to
one lady, but the tears didn't
really affect her beaming smile,
As has been the case in recent
years,the gymnasium gallery
was illed to capacity as area
residents joined the dance pat-
rons to witness the crowning of
this year's queen from the seven
contestants.
And as usual, the name of the
Winner was a well-guarded secret
until it was announced to the
crowd by student council presid-
ent Gary Flaxbard.
Lynda, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Litt, Exeter,
was crowned by last year's win-
ner, Brenda Pinney. Roses were
presented by Gary Flaxbard and
student council vice-president,
Shari Robinson, presented each
girl with a gift, wiping Lynda's
tears away as she passed,
The queen and her escort, Paul
Mason, Exeter, then started the
first dance and were joined by the
six other contestants and their
escorts.
The other girls and their es-
corts were: Joan Simmons and
Bob Middleton Jr.; Susan Oesch
and Bill Dinney; Kathryn Taylor
and Edward Restemeyer; Pam
Graves and Casey Cook; Judy
Estey and Mike Hoy; Sharon Mar-
tene and Doug Taylor.
The school's auditorium was
decorated in a Mardi Gras motif
for the dance and the elaborate
From winner, not loser
The tears just roller!
Gift Specials for Special Moms
Robert Stewart Smith, 20, of
RR 4 Brussels, and Michael John
Anthony Reynolds, 18, of Clinton,
pleaded guilty to a charge of
escaping from prison when they
appeared in magistrate's court
in Goderich, Monday.
They were remanded in custody
at Huron County Jail until Thurs-
day for sentencing. A theft charge
against the two was withdrawn.
The pair was charged following
their escape from Huron County
Jail about 6:50 p.m. April 24.
Two jail guards were attacked
and the keys stolen to a car own-
ed by one of the guards, Archie
Leopold Watt.
Less than six hours later, the
pair was arrested in Owen Sound
by city police after an OPP of-
ficer of the Owen Sound detach-
ment followed the stolen car into
the city.
Smith, at the time of the es-
cape, was awaiting transfer to
Kingston Penitentiary to serve
a five-year sentence for armed
robbery. He was convicted April
1 of robbing the Brucefield
branch of the Bank of Montreal
of $9,144.
He also had been given a six-
month term for breaking, enter-
ing and theft at McGee Garage,
GoderiCh, last Oct. 17. The sent-
ences were to run consecutively.
Reynolds was serving time for
breach of probation.
great
deals
ON •
LIKE-NEW
CARS
64 FAIRLANE 500
V8 automatic,
radio E79545
64 CHEVROLET
Stationwagon,
6 tyl., stick 30011X
63 MERCURY
4.d Sedan,
V-8
oor
auto" radio E82148
62 PONTIAC
Convertible, radio, V-8
auto., 221 car, in4 new ion,
new paint, yellow A8/748
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68 AUSTIN A60
Sedan, standard E481041
66 AUSTIN MO
Sedan, auto., radio 1174832
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Goderich police Sgt. Ross
Crawford was the only person
to testify before Magistrate Glenn
Hays. He detailed events lead-
ing up to the escape - that the
pair had been given permission
to go to the jail library.
While the two were return-
ing to their cell block, Rey-
nolds attacked guard Archie Watt
with the rung from a wooden
chair, Sgt. Crawford testified.
He struck Watt over the left
ear with the rung, stunning him,
then struck him across the
shoulder and back and locked
him in a cell block with another
prisoner.
Guard William Freeth, Sgt.
Crawford said, was in the gov-
ernor's office when he heard
loud yelling. Reynolds demand-
ed that Freeth give up the key to
a grilled steel door through which
they later made their escape.
Freeth was locked in the wo-
men's cell block upstairs.
Prior to this, Sgt. Crawford
testified, Smith was holdi ng
Freeth while Reynolds was mak-
ing threats in an attempt to get
the keys., He said Smith had no
weapon and two or three times
stepped in front of Reynolds to
prevent him from assaulting the
guard.
Freeth was requested to open
the safe in the main office but
the . governor had the keys. The
car keys were then taken from
Watt's coat in the office, the
grilled door was unlocked, and
the pair fled.
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Priced to Sell
67 FORD CUSTOM 4-DOOR
V-8 auto., radio, new tires, H48156
66 FORD COUNTRY. SEDAN, 10 passenger,
V-13 auto., P.S. & P.B., radio, 98294X
66 FORD FAIRLANE 500 4-DOOR
V-8 auto., radio, H47187
65 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF 4-DOOR
V-8 auto., radio, H47190
65 CORVAIR MONZA 2-DOOR HARDTOP
4 speed, radio, H47189
64 FORD GALAXIE 500 4-DOOR
V-8 auto., P.S. & P.B., radio, H47195
63 FORD GALAXIE 4-DOOR
V-8 auto., P.S. & P.8., radio, H47188
TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT
PITTSBURGH 2 ROW CULTIVATOR
1NT. C11 sa FT. 3 PT. HITCH CULTIVATOR
NEW IDEA SPREADER
8i FT. KONGSKILDE CULTIVATOR
MASSEY FERGUSON 4 FURROW 3 pt. hitch plow
ALLIS CHALMERS "B" SCUFFLER,
planter, side dresser
FORD 9N TRACTOR with step-up transmission
55
IHC W4 TRACTOR
FORD ON MAJOR DIESEL
57 OLIVER SUPER "77", gas, above average
2-55 FORD "850"s
61 DEXTA DIESEL AND LOADER
65 INC "414", low hour
62 SUPER MAJOR, live pto and hydraulics
66 FORD 4000D" 10 SPEED
67 FORD 3000 GAS SPECIAL -
65 SUPER /Amok "5000" 10 SPEED,LOADER #
66 WORD "6000" DIESEL
60 JOHN DEERE CRAWLER AND LOADER 3200.00
()TORS mit.gbr„ATOLAN. RUCKS
gas 1640
Sgt. Crawford said he took
Watt to hospital where he was
treated for cuts to the left ear
and bruises to the shoulder.
Freeth was not injured.
The escape was discovered by
Guelph parole officer Pat Smith
who had gone to Goderich that
night to visit Reynolds.
OPP accidents
- Continued from front page
lations governing bicycles • .
such as riding after dark without
a light in front, a reflector onthe
rear and the required reflective
tape on the front forks and rear
fender . . . or riding two or three
abreast instead of single file
. . . or carrying a passenger on
the bike.
If you are a bike rider, re-
member . . a bicycle is a ve-
hicle and there are rules and
regulations governing its use.
Know these rules and regulations,
observe them, and keep your
name out of the bicycle traffic
accident records.
GARDEN HINTS
Ontario asparagus is one of
the first fresh vegetables on the
market in the spring, Good qual-
ity asparagus will be bright green
and firm. Home Economists at
Macdonald Institute, University
of Guelph, say that the stalks
should be of uniform size, one-
half to one inch in diameter, to
ensure even cooking.
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A beautiful way to make coffee! High styled
polished aluminum, bakelite base and
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(C) 'TORCAN' TEFLON FRY PAN
Every cook's dreamt Heavy duty cast aluminum
with non-stick coating. Thermostatic-
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(A) 'SUNBEAM' BLENDER
Fast action, corner-less for even blending, 32 oz.
capacity, graduated in cups and
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MOTHER'S
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Special Savings for Mother s Day! •
Cash and Carry BONUS COUPONS
EXETER
(D) 'PHILIPS' ELECTRIC KNIFE
Famous "hole-in-the-handle" comfort grip. Hol-
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(E) 3-SPEED MIXETTE
A really versatile mixer, variable speed control,
finger-tip beater release. Built-in heel
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To pamper Mom on her day! Sachet contains
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Famous Moirs Quality .Chocolates - for Mother on HER day! A•
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