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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-02-27, Page 16" ® a LOCAL TRADIMAIWS Inc IF TRAVEL GETS ANY EASIER AND FASTER, IT LOOKS AS IF WE'D RUN OUT OF GEOGRAPHY You'll find shopping much easier, faster, and more economical at Ron Dale's Sunoco. We'd like you to be so pleased with our service that you'll come back again and again. RON AUTO SALES [-TOYOTA SALESAVE RADIO EQUIPPED 24ibt.TOWING 0235'1710. EXETER •tt. • „X: SHOP IN EXETER . SIX DAY A WEE K The majority of Exeter store ke pees think they are in business to supply a service to yo their customers, and will be open the hours you have be come accustomed to from Monday morning until Saturday very week, This Advertisem ent Sponsored By Canadian Tire Store Gould and Jory Huntley Drugs F.A. May & Son MacMillan's Middleton Drugs Gerry Smith Walper's Men's Wear 1969 Demonstrators Now On Sale 1969 NOTCHBACK SEDAN fuel injection engine, fully automatic transmission, AM & FM radio, few smaller accessories, H49712, List $3055 SALE s2850 1969 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE 1500 motor, stick shift automatic, leatherette upholstery, gas heater, radio, H49663. List $2470 SALE $2300 Don Taylor MOTORS EXETER 235.1100 1967 METEOR MONTCALM 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes 36134J 1966 METEOR MONTCALM 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio H60895 1965 FORD 4-door sedan, radio H50423 1965 CHEV IMPALLA Super Sport convertible, power steering, power brakes, radio. 67168J 1964 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan, automatic H61247 1964 FORD GALAXIE 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio, power steering H9913 1962 FORD 2-door hardtop, radio A91810 Hensall Motors Ltd. Phone 262-2604 Hensall Open Evenings Until 9:00 p.m. except Saturday The Boss Will Soon Be Home From Vacation . . . AND HE'S NOT GOING TO BE HAPPY UNLESS WE CLEAR OUT SOME OF THESE UNITS ... THE BOYS HAVE THEM PRICED TO MOVE! 62 Comet Sedan automatic, 1-448840 $672.51 62 Olds Sedan 88, a beaut, H74347 $768.41 64 Meteor Coach automatic, 87604X $877.18 64 Ford Sedan H47262 $926.50 64 Ford Sedan H70471 $928.89 64 Galaxie 500 Sedan H76670 $1063.74 65 Falcon Sedan 6 auto., H11337 $1142.74 66 Rambler Sedan auto lovely,L2905061360.05 67 T-Bird get a jump on spring, have a bird now, 930886 $3786.39 62 Dodge dump stake, 25018V $1034.26 64 Dodge panel, a good one, C62378 $927.64 EXTRA SPECIALS 65 Dodge chassis and cab, C87593 $1690 GET OUR 'OR ELSE SALE' PRICES ON THESE CARS 1959 Chev. Sedan, 6 auto. 1961 Chrysler Sedan 1961 Plymouth Wagon 1962 Chev. 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H77662 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible H77654 1967 Fairlane 500,2-door htPV8H76327 1967 Cougar GT H55815 1967 T-Bird Coach H48517 1967 T-Bird Sedan 936624 1967 mustang Hardtop H59354 1967 Fairlane Convertible, 4-speed a real sex bomb H59867 H47163 11 99 66 88 FFoorrdd hardtop, SxeLdan loaded H46869 68 Demonstrators Ford LTD aded 2-door Hardtop lo 0154584 Country Sedan 10-passenger 8 W7 4 F103027 TRACTORS 2 -8-N Fords 2 Massey 35, One gas, one diesel 1 • Ford 727 hydraulic bucket and loader 665 0 3100000 Ford dd Gas,as very low hours 6 65 3000 Ford diesel 2 -3961 Fora Super Major 1 .1962 Ford 871 diesel 1 .1966 Ford 5000 eioel, 8-speed, cab 1 .1968 Ford Super 4, 4-wheel drive with C4b FRE5MAN Loader, will fit Ford or 63 Massey Fordilee Tractor TRUCKS 1951 IHC Tractor, 5th wheel, saddle tanks, V25494 1953 IHc Tractor, 5th wheel saddle tanks V25493 1959 Ford F,/60 Durhp C8 7090 1959 GMC With aluminum body V62255 1961 Ford Pickup C87293 1962 Ford Ranchero C80555 1 62 Ford Pickup C89023 1 63 Dodge Panel C8/359 1963 Ford F-950 tractor, trailing axle 1965 Mercury Pickup 1965 Ford Pickup 1965 Ford F-1000 trailing axle, etc. 1966 Ford Econoline van 1966 _Ford Pickup 19661HC 3/4 -ton SKI—BOOS 1967 Olympic Ski-clob 1968 370 Ski-Dob We're clearing out our' ki-Hops... Buy now and enjoy them while you're getting the gold off my teeth 1969 TNT 1969 Nordic F.:lect 3 — Mark 2 Skit:teases H10525 H47209 X79681 HI6348 518344 H47276 H47204 H62478 536041 H56163 H56885 H15437 H47827 1410579 H46702 H48567 H51042 H76061 H48457 A99201 H47888 H47081 H75467 C88083 C79374 C87084 C87997 C88064 C80185 C80618 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD PHONE 285-1640 EXETER Page 16 Tim s-Advocate, February 27, 1969 Regional rule report MRS. DEWEY PRICE Mrs. Dewey Price, 66, Exeter, passed away Saturday at South Huron Hospital. The former Gertrude Ryder, she was born in the United States and had lived in Exeter for about 12 years. Survivors include her LIKE NEW CARS 68 METEOR HARDTOP 4-door, complete power, new tires, radio, auto- matic, 2-tone black and cherry black H45982 66 CALIENTE SEDAN Automatic, radio, low mileage H46649 66 CALIENTE 2-door hardtop, 4 on the floor, radio H46854 65 RAMBLER American Station Wagon, 6 cyl., automatic, radio X2769 64 CHEV IMPALA Automatic, power brakes, power steering, tinted windshield, radio, whitewalls A85172 64 FORD 500 Fairlane radio, V-8 automatic, motor completely overhauled H47929 63 MERCURY 4-door Sedan, V-8 auto., radio, E82148 SPECIAL $995 62 COMET 2-door, privately owned H47657 62 FORD HARDTOP 2-door, automatic, radio H48566 61 HUMBER automatic, radio E8298 Coming Soon . . . 65 METEOR SEDAN 4-door, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio 63 CHEV 1/2 -TON C87704 SOUTH -END SERVICE Exeter 235-2322 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT husband; three sons, Wallace and John, both of Seaforth and Albert of London; three daughters, Mrs. Basil (Hazel) Chase, St. Thomas; Mrs. Audrey Corey, Saint John, N.B; Mrs. Lola Elliot, Sussex, N.B; and one sister, Mrs. Mildred Miller, Forestville, Conn. Funeral service was Tuesday from the R.C. Dinney Funeral Home, Exeter, with Pastor Ivor Bodenham officiating. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dave Muir, John Glanville, Wilmer 13roadfoot, Gerald Cornish, Nelson Wells and Stan Frayne. ALEX F, CRAGO Alex F. Crago, Blanshard Township, passed away at his home last Wednesday at the age of 65 years. Survivors include his wife, the former Mildred Routly; one son, William of Pembroke; three grandchildren; and one brother, Alvin, Blanshard Township. A sister, Olive, predeceased him. Funeral service was Saturday from the Lindsay Funeral Home, St. Marys. Interment was in St. Marys Cemetery. Exeter pair visit Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huntley, Exeter, have been learning a great deal about the history, lolitics and geography of Mexico in recent weeks from correspondence received from their son, Doug: Doug has been in Mexico for over four months and has been studying and travelling throughout much of the country. The letter also gave a description of the house in which he is presently living with a Mexican family. It says: "The house is very Mexican and different from anything I have lived in yet. The plumbing consists of a tap in the yard with a garden hose attached. Only two of the rooms have tiled floors, the rest being dirt. For some reason I don't miss modern conveniences (except maybe a hot shower once in a while). The house is not really a house at all, but a group of bedrooms with open air hallways between. The dining-living room is an open porch with a roof. The yard is very large - dirt, not grass - and has banana trees (pick your own) and coffee plants (Sra. Moreno dries and grinds her own). There is also a spice and herb garden. Beside the tap I mentioned is a large flat stone where Sra. Moreno does her washing in that good old-fashioned Mexican way. There is an electric stove in The 18th annual ice carnival presented by the Exeter Figure Skating Club at the Exeter arena, Saturday night was a huge success and gave the spectators in attendance a glimpse of better things to come. Entitled "Spring Time '69", the show displayed robins, April showers, honey bees, buttercups and butterflies to put the more than 800 fans in the mood for spring, All of the 110 members of the club from Exeter, Hensall, Dashwood, Crediton and surrounding territory participated in at least one number. Club professional Mrs. Faye MacDonald was in charge of the colorful production. Guest skaters Judy Currah and Keith Caughell entertained twice during the evening. The St. Thomas pair are Western Ontario novice dance champions. Local club members Cathy Holtzmann , Brenda Jean Brintnell, Launa Fuller and Brenda Marie Brintnell performed solo numbers. At the conclusion of the program, two of the youngest the kitchen but Sra. Moreno still does most of her cooking over an open fire. The smoke escapes through openings at the top of the bamboo walls. She uses pottery pots, plates, etc. and the pottery is magnificent. All of this seems so natural to me down here that I wonder how it will feel to live in a house with four walls again. skaters, Laurie Mathers and Trevor Boyle presented a gift to their instructress, Mrs. MacDonald on behalf of the club. A star of last year's show, Wiggily Wally, a combination caterpillar and worm thrilled the fans with his expert manipulations on the ice. He was powered by Kathy Holtzmann, Kathy Wells, Launa Fuller, Brenda Jean Brintnell, Brenda Marie Brintnell and Debbie Lenz. Glenn Latour was master of ceremonies and Michael Foreman and Peter Mason assisted back stage. Members of the local club executive are as follows: President, Mrs. Harold Holtzmann; past president, Mrs. Jack Fuller; vice-president, Mrs. Doug Brintnell; secretary, Mrs. Harry Dougherty; treasurer, Mrs. Murray Brintnell; directors, Mrs. Ed Hearn, Mrs. Walter Romaniuk, Mrs. Don Mclvor, Mrs. George Vriese and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Underwood. Some of the numbers presented and the performers in each follow: Spring Time Sprites - Kelly Finnen, Becky Baker, Lori Flynn, Kim Dobson, Lori Belling, Vicki Mann. Robins - Debbie Venner, Kelly Dobson, Ann Jackson, Janice Heywood, Kathy Willard, Sue Ann Becker, Lynne Van Wyck, Lynne Clarke, April Showers - Gail Fuller, Janice Tieman, Patsy Wilcox, Janice Hayter, Janice Frayne, Mary Ellen Horrell, Heather Dougherty, Valerie Sweet, Julie Taylor, Kathy MacGregor, Denise Wyatt, Sandra Parkinson, Wendy Taylor, Fiona Kennedy. Buttercups - Susan Brintnell, Jayne Hayter, Brenda Fletcher, Janet Pryde, Bonnie Keys, Jodi Finnen, Linda Elder, Judy Webb. Gardens - Peter Martene, Jeff Newby, Jeff Fuller, Bradley Mann, Laurie Mathers. Honey Bees - Larry Dawson, Joey Becker, Dean Boyle, Paul Mansfield, Paul Wein, Danny Becker, Trevor Boyle, David Delbridge. Spring Bouquet - Alicia McCaulay, Sheryl Ostland, Barbara Wein, Lori Wildfong, Joanne Taylor, Eleanor Salmon, Terry Heywood, Lori Becker, Ann Gould. Heralds of Spring - Lorna Corbett, Ricky Hayter, Debbie Potter, Ann Pinder, Beverly Finnen Butterflies - Gail Fuller, Debbie Lindenfield, Nancy Underwood, Cathy Vriese, Judy Heywood, Heather Dougherty. Ball Team - Jeff Hayter, Ricky Hayter, Danny Laing, Fred Elder, Dwayne Mathers. Baby Animals - (a) Lambs: Tracy Johnston, Suzanne Mothers, Brenda Murray, Pauline Pym. (b) Kittens: Debbie Lindenfield, Nancy Underwood, Judy Heywood, Cathy Fuller, Barbara Parsons, Cathy Vriese. Ladies and Escorts - Kathy Wells, Mary Hearn, Debbie Lenz, Danny Laing, Fred Elder, Ricky Hayter. 24th of May Celebrations - (a) Fireworks: Cathy Fuller, Barbara Parsons, Eleanor Salmon, Terry Heywood, Beth Keys, Wendy Taylor, Bonnie Dale, Fiona Kennedy, Kim Turner, Vicki Cunningham, Sandra Parkinson, Denise Wyatt, (b) Flags: Cynthia Gunn, Kathy MacGregor, Valerie Sweet, Mary Bruls, Janice Tiernan, Patsy Wilcox, Janice Hayter, Janice Frayne, Mary Ellen Horrell, Julie Taylor. Fluffy White Clouds - Brenda Ballantyne, Shannon Dougherty, Janet Middleton, Suzanne Janke, Barbara Armstrong, Cathy Livingstone, Elaine Kestle, Elizabeth Vriese, Wanda Newby, Cathy Becker. -Continued from front page opinions should be presented to W. D. McKeough, minister of municipal affairs, "The Minister said he wished we had presented it sooner," Sills added,pE RSENT BRIEF To counteract the OMEA executive proposal, the area Commissioners had prepared a brief which was sent to McKeough, as well as the Hon. C. S. and the Hon. W The brief pointed out that regional control of utilities could result in poorer service for customers as well as jeopardizing jobs of present PUC employees. It was pointed out that many of the area communities become isolated in snow storms and "disastrous results" could follow if communities were dependent upon outside staff as opposed to their present local staff. The brief went on to note that the announcement of regional government has had a disturbing influence on employees because many see their jobs in jeopardy as they are not experts in either water or hydro - although they have sufficient knowledge in both fields to perform well in a small Utility. (It was felt that with a regional control the trend would be to specialists in the two fields, as opposed to men qualified to perform in both.) "If these employees decide to obtain other work during the transition to regional government the operation of a Utility could become extremely difficult," the brief added. Reid told the meeting the intention is that under regional government no present employee should lose his job. He said there was nothing in the regional government proposal that would prohibit a system similar to that followed by small Utilities. The brief also said that "as the government plans regarding this matter (future of Commissions) is not known it is placing our operation in a position of not being able to make any long range plans pertaining to provision for funds for future equipment, buildings and hydro and water installations. You will appreciate that an efficient operation requires future planning and not Just plans for the immediate Exeter PUC manager Hugh Davis noted there was still concern in this area because. many predictions were being made -as to when regional government may be enacted. He said department officials have varied in their predictions anywhere from five to 15 years and noted this was a difficult basis on which to plan .any major expenditures. WE CAME PREPARED FOR RAIN — The theme of Saturday's Exeter Figure Skating carnival was springtime and some of the young skaters came prepared for any type of weather. Shown above are April Showers, Fiona Kennedy, Sandra Parkinson, Wendy Taylor and Denise Wyatt. T-A photo Local skaters star Ice show attracts crowd ANGELO'S FOR Homemade Pizza OPEN FRI. & SAT. 5:00 p m. to 2:30 a.m SUN. — 3:00 p.m to 12:00 p.m. 41 MAIN ST . GRAND BEND 738 211:1 ) C 0 ) ) )