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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-07-30, Page 161970. Demonstrator SALE CONTINUES Look at These Bargains L S M F T 1970 MAVERICK 200 CI D, Brittany blue, 6-cylinder engine, automatic, whitewalls, wheel covers, radio, MA22, List $2936 1970 FAIRLANE 500 2-doqr hardtop, candy apple red with black roof, 351 V-8, 2-tone automatic, whitewalls, body side molding, power steering and brakes, wheel covers, radio, 7F2, List $3988,50 1970 FAIRLANE 500 2-door hardtop, 302 V -6 automatic, power steering and brakes, rear defogger, tinted glass, wheel covers, radio, light ivy yellow and black, whitewalls,7 F13, List $3982.50 1970 MUSTANG Sports roof medium lime metallic, 351 V-8, automatic, whitewalls, power steering and brakes, radio, tinted windshield, wheel covers, 7M4, List $4199,50 1910 CUSTOM 4-door sedan, V-8 automatic, medium brown, whitewalls, body Side molding, power steering and brakes, wheel covers, heavy duty suspension, radio, 7G8, List $4073.70 1970 CUSTOM 500 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, vinyl trim, whitewalls, power steering, wheel covers, radio, candy apple red, G63, List $4100.70 1970 FORD CUSTOM 500 2-door hardtop, two tone blue and white, 351 V-8 automatic, whitewalls, power steering and brakes, radio, wheel covers, heavy duty suspension, 7G10, List $4278.60 '3249 '3395 '3429 '3195 1195 '3295 IT'S SENSE TO SEE SNIDERS Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Top Quality Cars 6 5 CHEVELLE MALIBOU 2 door, hardtop, V-8 automatic, radio, H58595 '6 5 PONT IAC LAURENTIAN Sedan, automatic, V-8, original 13Pillt, J56420 '65 FOR D H3S5e9d5a2n , 6 Stick, '64 CHEV BEL AIR Sedan, 6 automatic, radio, J56419 '64 DODGE Sedan, 8 automatic, radio, new paint job, J59897 APPLY Broderick Bros. EXETER CY_COLOGY SEZ: THESE ARE THE DAYS WI-1ENIA MOSQUITO TAVES A BITE our OF YOU, AND TI-IEN PASSES OUT SODA STRAWS TO NIS FRIE1,105- These are the warm- weather driving days that can take a toll on your ca r's efficiency. Better drive in here now for a weekend check. RADIO EQUIPPED 24#i TOWING /400f,235-1710. EXETER ....3„.<;5% • A) LOCAL fRAOE),IAnKS, RON AUTO SALES TOYOTA SALES Az/SERVICE WANTED Used English tars BIG SAVINGS WHILE THEY LAST TIRE SALE Most Popular Sizes $ave $$$ SPORTS i SEE THEM TODAY CAR CENTRE * MGB * MGB GT * TRIUMPH HOME OF . * AUSTIN 1300 AMERICA * AUSTIN 1800 * AUSTIN MINI Economical and Dependable Transportation * 1970 SPITFIRE III All Colours * 1970 MG MIDGET CONVERTIBLE Yellow * 1970 MGB * 1970 AUSTIN 1300 AMERICA * 1970 AUSTIN MINI 1000 * 1970 AUSTIN 1800 USED CAR SPECIALS ANTIQUE ... 1930 Ford Model A Sedan Fully Reconditioned CONVERTIBLES . . 1966 Pontiac Parisienne Convertible, automatic, radio, K7727 OTHERS .. . 1966 Chevrolet Super Sport, 2-door hardtop, radio, automatic . . . J57017 1965 Austin 110.0 4-door sedan J5 67 8 3 1965 Comet 2-door hardtop, standard transmission 1964 Pontiac 2-doer hardtop J57985 1963 Chev Sedan automatic J58236 1962 Ford hardtop, 2-door) radio, automatic H78765 COMING SOON , 1969 COOPER, Only 8,000 miles South End Service EXETER 285.2322 Open EtfeningS Sy AppOinttnen fr ' • Your most useful servant can cripple or kill you. Tractors, combines, balers, corn pickers and other machines have made farmers much more efficient. But the increasing use of machinery has been paralleled by a frightening increase in farm accidents. • More Canadians are killed • Accidental deaths involving in farming than in any farm machines have doubled other single industry, over the last 10 years. • The accident rate on • 20% of all persons farms is 20% above the killed in farm accidents national average. are under the age of 10. Narac But machines do not cause accidents. Farmers do. • Less than 5% of farm accidents are caused by mechanical failure. • More than 93% are caused by carelessness A thoughtless act, refusal to use safety features like tractor roll bars and power take-off shields, and allowing children to operate, ride on or play near machinery are among the principal causes of farm accidents. July 25th to 31st is Farm Safety Week and your Workmen's Compensation Board urges you to farm safely this week and every week. FarmersCovered bytheWorkmen'sCompensationAct All farms employees have Farmers desiring information about been compulsorily covered the Act should mail this coupon. by Workmen's **iic Compensation Workrnen'e Compensation Board, ;lip . it Since 1966 50 Harbour Street, Toronto 1, Ont. Please send me "Information for employers in Schedule 1," 4k,40",2*--44. and more than $7,000,000 has been paid compensa- Address tion and medical aid benefits. 1,6,4 *poi The Workmen's Compensation Board, Ontario 90 ilarbour Street, Toronto 1 Page 10 Return home from Wick] s turned on the hot water.' By M136..F.Rgp .Bovy.p.gk CENTRAl-IA Mr. & Mrs. Ken Horigins returned home, Sunday after holidaying with Mr. 4. mra...Kom Hudgins. -and family at Port Loring, and. with Ar. 4 Mrs. Imre '1 Toth and family in. Boston. v Marikay, who .accompanied Chem on the trip, remained in Poston with her sister for another week. On the way to Port Loring, Mrs. Hodgins - called on Mrs- '; Andrew Hicks in the Listowel Hospital. Times-Advoeite, July 30, 1970 being taught to them at the United Church. Children over nine are meeting in the Pentecostal Church, Closing exercises are Friday evening, BIBLE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE reached over 200 as the vacation classes continues for the second week for Exeter and district children, Here, a group of five to eight year olds go through the actions of a song Cromarty ladies aid plan fall meehn By MRS. KEN McKE LIAR PERSONALS Mr, & Mrs. S. Molnar, Jimmie and Nancy of Agincourt visited over the weekend with Mr. S, Molnar. Mr. & Mrs, Fred Bowden were accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Russell Schroeder on a trip to Fenelon Falls and Toronto over the weekend where they called on Mr. & Mrs. Jack Howitt and Michael and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith. Shelley Tomes, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Tomes has been in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, receiving treatment for scalds sustained from hot water. Shelley was in a bathtub and accidentally We Need Used Cars • WE OFFER TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON OUR LARGE SELECTION OF 1970 MODELS HENSALL MOTORS LTD. HENSALL 262-2604 Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Allen and family, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Christie, Mrs. Grace Scott, Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Russell were among the relatives who attended the Al len-Hoggarth-McLachlan reunion which was held at Lion's Park Seaforth, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Roy McCulloch are visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Waddell of Guelph. their sister, Bonnie, in Banff, Alberta. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Currie and Jo Ann, Dorchester, and Ken Walker, London, are holidaying with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker. Ronald and Stephen Elliott of Essex are holidaying with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. John Wallace, and other relatives. Greys divide games with Mitchell girls provided a single Grey run in the third. The six run outburst in the fifth was powered by doubles by Sheila Willert and Patti Robinson and singles by Jayne Broderick and Marlene Parsons, Pam Vanderweil and Patti Robinson doubled in the seventh to produce the final two Exeter runs. r. The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held at the home of the president, Mrs. Eldon Allen, who opened with a poem. Devotions were led by Mrs. Gerald Carey who also read an article on 'Gentleness.' The secretary and the treasurer gave their reports and the offering was received. Committees for the September meeting are: devotions, Mrs. Eldon Allen and Mrs: Robert Laing; lunch, Mrs. Gerald Carey, Pat Wallace; roll call, Lillian Douglas. A reading was given by Mrs. Gerald Carey and lunch was served by the committee in charge. PERSONALS Anna and Frances Scott of London, spent a few holidays with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott. Richard Eyre of Shedden holidayed with his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott. Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Mahlke of Middleton, Wisconsin, holidayed -with Mr. & Mrs, Alex Gardiner. Mrs. Alex Ramsey, Cathy and Beth Hulley visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ramsey and family at Moorefield. Mr. & Mrs. John Scott arrived home Friday, from their honeymoon in Northern Ontario. Denise and Barbara Kerslake are holidaying this week with Many compete in weekly golf More than forty golfers turned out for play in the weekly men's tournament at the Ausable Golf course, Tuesday night. Doug Ellison took low gross honors with a score of 74 while the low net award went to Kirk Legros with a 72. Runners-up for low gross were Lloyd Greenacre, Pete McFails and Gerry Smith while Jim Russell, Derry Boyle and Bob Nadon were next hi line with the best low net scores. The most honest golfer of the night award went to R. Plante. 0, Plan classes for August The Exeter Greys split a pair of games in Huron Ladies softball play during the past week with Mitchell. In Mitchell, Monday night, the Greys won by a score of 12-8, but back on their own diamond Tuesday night, they lost to the Mitchell girls 13-10. A four run outburst powered by home runs by Huras and Pauli provided the difference in the 13-10 Mitchell win in Exeter. The Greys started their scoring in the first inning with Patti Robinson and Joan Campbell scoring without the aid of a hit. In the second Pam Vanderweil's single drove Lynne Farquhar home with the third Exeter counter. Five more Grey tallies were chalked up in the fifth with doubles by Glenda Fisher and Jayne Broderick and singles from the bats of Joan Campbell and Pam Vanderweil doing most of the damage, Lynne Farquhar walked and scored on Marlene Parsons' single in each of the fifth and seventh innings. The Greys scored six times in the fifth inning to gain the 12-8 victory in Mitchell, Monday night. Patti Robinson was the first Grey across the plate in the first inning after singling and advancing on a Mitchell error. Lynne Farquhar came home in the second. Anne Jorgensen's home run Double defeat for Crediton club The Crediton pee wee baseball club lost both games in Western Ontario Athletic Association play over the past week. In Seaforth Thursday night, the Crediton youngsters were on the short end of a 15-10 score and Sunday night on the Crediton diamond they lost to the same Seaforth club by a score of 19-6. Crediton was in Mitchell last night, Wednesday for the final game of the regular schedule. Playoffs against Dashwood are expected to start next week, Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Almost half of all cars sold today have air-conditioning. Kansas has the most women drivers — 45%. The District of Columbia has the fewest 35%. This week the July swimming program ends with Red Cross exams today and Royal Life Saving exams, Saturday. Registration for August classes will take place at the pool from Thursday afternoon July 30 to Sunday, August 2. If there are enough persons interested in a Leaders' course, one will be held. --Leaders is a necessary prerequisite to Instructors. Anyone interested in this course is asked to phone the pool this week. Mile swimming for 1/2 mile, mile and 5 mile crests will be held Friday, July 31, from 10-2. Registration for this will cost 60 ,cents for people who take swimming lessons and $1.00 for those who do not. Each person swimming is asked to bring someone to count their lengths. 100th anniversary at Ailsa Craig Ailsa Craig Presbyterian Church will celebrate its 100 year Anniversary with a picnic at Poplar Hill, and a program of fellowship and games, August 1. The master of ceremonies will be Hill Stewart. Sunday, there will be two services with guest speaker, Professor Allan Farris, and a time capsule will be dedicated. Noon lunch will be served on church grounds and R.R. Crozier will be in charge of arrangements. Si * The U.S. spends almost as much money to build and operate its highway system as the rest of the world's countries Combined. z A Chosen Few FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION A high-intensity halogen bulb for turn signals that can cut through fog is being developed in Britain. Each of these new units is offered at real DISCOUNT PRICE 2-door hardtop, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, automatic, power hardtop, V-8 automatic, power automatic, (they turn around to The Department of Transportation estimates that if all the cars on the road were inspected, half would require immediate service for safety, hardtop, V-8, wire wheels E-: :12 • 1970 SWINGER Ei white sidewalls • • 1970 CORONET 500 2-door F--." steering, radio, console, special • 1970 CORONET 440 2-door • steering, radio, white sidewalls 7-2 7-41• 1970 SUPER BEE 383 motor, look at this one) Tr: e 1970 POLARA CUSTOM E.-7. power *1970 POLARA CUSTOM steering, white sidewalls hardtop, V-8, automatic and Ea— E.-- :.=. 2-door 4,-door 4-docr sedan, V-8, automatic, power Is your car one of these that needs service? 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