HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-04-01, Page 20FAILS TO CROSS ROAD - Brush wolves make very infrequent appearances in this area but one did
Saturday morning and was killed trying to cross No. 4 highway, just south of Exeter. The driver of the
car was Kenneth McKenzie, Brucefield shown at the left with OPP Constable Bill Glassford and Reg
McDonald. T-A photo
Huron MP endorses plan
Seeks support for school
The big difference between the
Canadian hockey and sport
training centre at Huron Park
and the hockey schools in other
centres is that no' professional
players are on staff, and in-
structors are resource people
from the university level who are
teachers knowledgeable in sport
training.
Up to this time 780 boys have
passed through the school.
Mr. Roach proposes that his
program be broken down into
four sessions of two weeks each.
Each session would ac-
commodate 50 candidates,
providing them accommodation
right in Huron Park.
He estimates costs of in-
structors, meals, lodging and ice
rental to be $5,600 a week for a
total cost of $44,800,
An additional $12,000 would be
Factory
Door
face
11,49
12.45
13,40
13.40
12.95
14.95
17.35
12.25
Cheque out
a crippled child
today.
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See what your dollars can do.
Support Easter Seals.
1969 MUSTANG GRANDE. V-8, automatic, radio, 16,000
miles, Lic, K34718
1969 PLYMOUTH FURY II 2-door hardtop V-8 automatic,
power steering and radio. 4 new tires, K31716
1969 DODGE DART SWINGER, 340 V-8, automatic
transmission, custom radio, K62387
1968 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 2-door hardtop 327 V-8
automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl top.
K31744
1965 CHEV 4-door sedan, automatic transmission, 6
cylinder, K64313
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EVENINGS 235-1136
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1969 FORD F100 STYLESIDE PICKUP,
long, wide box, candy apple red, V-8,
AUTOMATIC, safety checked and ready to
work, No. 1PW2
1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 2-door sports
roof hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio, power
brakes and steering, beautiful lime gold, No.
1PA9
1965 FORD 4-door economical 6 cylinder,
sharp navy blue, safety certified of course,
No. 7635A
1966 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2-door,
economical 6 cylinder, automatic, radio,
nice turquoise, No. PA6A
1967 CHEV BISCAYNE 4-door sedan,
40,000 local miles, V-8, automatic, lovely
yellow, No. 7R E3A
1960 VOLKSWAGEN, overhauled motor,
uncertified AS IS, No. RE 12A
1995
'2395
695
s 895
1395
s 249
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LIMITED
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TURNPIKE DELUXE
Tubeless Blackwell
Add 51.50 for Whilewoll
S•yr. Rood Hazard Insurance
26•Mih, prorated 20%
Woor•Out net Allowance
TURNPIKE STANDARD
Tubeless Bldckwall
Not covered by Road Hazard
insurance or WearaDvi
Discount Allowance
The NEW
IMPROVED 1971
(Annomn
TIRE
REPLACES
(Where
Clearance
permits)
SIZE
650/13
700/13
645/14
69 5/1 4
695/14
73 5/1 4
735/14
775/14
775/14
825/14
825/14
855/14
855/14
775/15
775/15
825/15
825/15
855/15
855/15
885/15
915/15
39.50
41.65
47,60
44.25
49.05
47.70
52.80
53.45
59.25
57.65
64,60
47.70
52.80
53.45
59.25
57.65
66.30
68.85
72,40
22.45
22.15
25.15
24.85
26.85
25.90
27.90
27.60
29.60
29.50
31.50
26.60
28.60
21.95
29.95
29.90
31.90
31.95
33.65
21.33
21.99
23.89
23.61
25.51
24.60
26.50
26,22
28,12
28102
29.92
25.27
27.17
26,55
28.45
28,40
30,30
30.35
31,97
20.60
21.65
21.85
22.90
24.90
24.60
26.60
26.50
19.50
23.60
24.95
26.95
26.90
28.
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19.57
20.57
20.76
21.75
23.65
23.37
25.27
25.17
18.52
22.42
23.70
25.66
25.55
27,50
Factory
Door Price
Each
Price after
5% Discount
for cash
Factory
Door Price
Each
*MFR'S
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PRICE
Catholic school custodians
vote against joining union
ILLUSTRATED; Safety 99
Belt O. Glass (Heavy 'Flee' deft)
All tires shown, meet or
exceed Canadian and U.S.
safetystandards.
BUDGET TERMS
available at '
CANADIAN TIRE STORES
.Pnblie Meeting of interested
citizens to discuss the celebration
of the Centennial of /mean was
held Tuesday in the Legion
auditorium with 13, organizations
represented.
It was agreed that each
organization in the community
should appoint a member to
represent it on a committee
which will meet April 7, in the
Legion hall.
Groups not represented at this
Steer
This
Way
BY
LARRY
SNIDER
A new lens has been
developed for railroad
crossing lamps. Directs light
low enough for sports car
drivers and high enough for
truckers.
New Federal regulation says
anyone coming back from
outer space must be
quarantined and
decontaminated. Fine for
non-compliance is $5000.
One utility company will test
natural gas as a fuel in its
trucks. They expect vehicles
to have a 75-mile range,
City streets make up 14% of
all roads, yet carry 50% of all
traffic.
*
34 million auto breakdowns
in '1969 were caused by
battery and starter failure.
Fuel and brakes were second
and third causes.
Driving a healthy, safety-checked
car is the best insurance against
having to call the tow truck. Look
over ours at
Larry Snider
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LONDON 227-4191
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Ford Dealer .
1969 AUSTIN 1300
AMERICAN
low mileage, radio
primrose, K33066
1968 COUGAR, radio,
automatic, power steering,
power brakes, console, bucket
seats, like new. J55511
1 968 PONTIAC
LAURENTIAN 4-door sedan,
power brakes, power steering,
V-8, automatic, radio,J56683
1966 FORD 2-door hardtop,
V-8, automatic, power
steering, power brakes, radio,
red with black vinyl top
1966 PONTIAC
PARISIENNE Convertible,
automatic, radio, K7727
1962 FORD
automatic,
2-door hardtop,
radio, 50149 $350
JUSTARRIVED
The 1971 Austin
Mini and
1971 Austin 1800
SEE THEM
TODAY
South
End
Service
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Open Evenings
By Appointment
meeting will be contacted in
order that they can appoint a
member for the committee.
Any member of the community
who has a suggestion are asked to
forward it to the committee who
will discuss the idea at the next
meeting!
Explorers plan
for dessert tea
Lucan --Clandeboye Explorers
met Monday in the C,E. building
of Lucan United Church. Guest
helper, Carol Mason taught 36
explorers to decorate serviettes
for the 18th annual dessert tea
this Saturday.
Mrs, Ross McRoberts in-
structed girls making table
center pieces.
Each girl brought a Bible verse
to use in spreading the good news
about Jesus - Mrs. Keith Kraul
attached these to a striped pole to
display them.
Embroidered wash cloths were
brought in for points. Sheila
Smith made a poster to show a
way in which the Bible is
distributed.
Gold Star girls received a
rousing cheer for perfect at-
tendance.
Expedition closed with
Explorer prayer. Next expedition
will be April 26.
Girls will decorate tables
Friday at 4 p.m.
June 17, they will have a bus
trip to London to the explorer
rally at First St. Andrews United
Church.
New organ
is dedicated
Sunday at the morning service,
the new organ was dedicated
under the direction of Rev. W. C.
Tupling. P. D. Vahey represented
the men of the congregation who
gave their lives in the First World
War and M. H. Hodgins, the
Second World War, while Ivan
Stanley spoke for the present
congregation. Mr. Tupling ac-
cepted and pronounced the
dedication.
Howard Kew then took his
place at the organ for the
remainder of the service, sub-
stituting for Mrs. DeVree who
had hurt her hand,
Mr. Tupling's sermon was
entitled, 'I Believe in the Church'.
The soloist was Marlene Butler.
In the evening there was an
organ and choir recital. The
guest organists were Mrs, G. W.
Sach and Howard Kew, and the
soloists were Mrs. Alex Jones and
Mrs. Brent Bamford. The choir
sang 'Lead on, 0 Prince of Peace'
at Mr. Kew's request.
EVENING UNIT UCW
The evening unit of the UCW of
Lucan United Church met last
Tuesday in the C.E. building with
10 members and the Leader, Mrs.
Frances Saward, in the chair.
Mrs. Eldon Young and Mrs. H.
B. Langford conducted the
worship service and Mrs, Saward
read from the study book.
Paul Roach of Mississauga,
who for several years has
operated a Canadian hockey and
sport training centre in the
former RCAF base at Centralia,
has applied to Secretary of State
Gerard Pelletier for a grant to
conduct an opportunity for Youth
Program at Huron Park this
summer.
Mr. Roach's proposal would
cost the federal government
$56,000 to provide transportation,
administration, and promotion of
the project, which foresees
training of up to 200 youths
between the ages of 14 and 18
years in a variety of athletic
skills,
The proposal has the support of
Huron MP Robert McKinley who
has written the secretary of state
urging that the proposal be ac-
cepted.
Mr. Roach proposes that the
candidates for the school be
confined to high school students
of Ontario as a pilot program for
the present year.,
If successful, it would be the
school's intention to extend it to
leasing of the athletic facilities of
CFB Clinton, which will be
phased out as a forces base in
September.
"The school would also take on
the responsibility of offering and
conducting additional athletic
skills training schools in the
Maritime provinces, utilizing
Canadian forces bases that will
eventually be closing," Mr.
Roach said in his submission.
NDP meet
- Continued from page 18
the source of the $180,000 for Bill
Davis' leadership campaign. Or
the $200,000 to operate the Con-
servative provincial office, which
their president, Mr. Harnett,
says are from "party sources
which I can't reveal." Or the
$110,000 or more that the in-
surance agents are planning to
use to fight the NDP in the next
election. In addition, the Con-
servatives will be raising an
additional $2 million election fund
- where? - so that each
provincial riding will be given
$5,000.
Of our total campaign budget,
which is considerably less than
$5,000, less than one sixth is
expected to come from union
contributions. Hardly enough to
warrant the charges of
domination that we sometimes
hear.
Huron-Perth Roman Catholic
separate school custodians
Wednesday voted solidly against
haying Local 220 of the Building
Service Workers International
Union act as their bargaining
agent.
The union applied earlier this
year to the labor relations board
for certification after the local
secured nine signed cards
favoring certification from
among the 17 custodians,
Murray Parson of Stratford,
chairman of the local's Perth
County section, said a petition
was later circulated protesting
the union's application and the
labor relations board then or-
dered a vote.
Mr. Parson, accompanied by
representatives from the dual-
county separate school board,
travelled almost 200 miles
Wednesday collecting the 16
eligible votes, One custodian
recently resigned.
All the custodians voted
against affiliation with the union.
Mr. Parson, who said he
worked almost a year in an at-
tempt to organize the small but
awkward unit, said Thursday
night the union could try again in
six months to organize the
custodians but this would be
unlikely. He said they they may
be asked back in one or two years
- but added this too was
unlikely.
Harry Hak of RR 5 Seaforth,
custodian at St:James Separate
needed to provide $7,000 for his
own fee for six months as
director, $2,100 for travel and
$2,100 for promotion.
School in Seaforth, said the
custodial staff has no serious
- and has, since formed its own
grievances with the school board
good relations and open avenues
board .officals,
association to promote continued
of communication with school
administrator, Jack Lane of St,
Columban, said the vote results
confirm that the custodial staff at
The school board's business .1-won-Perth separate schools
Are ,content to rely on their own
self-created association has "no
Was disappointed with the vote
parently changed their Minds,
association for bargaining.
purposes.
formal organization." Ile said he
work into attempting to organize
the custodians but they ap-
"i t was, quite a blow.. I put a lot of
Mr, Parson said the custodians'
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WHITEWALL- GLASS-BELTED POLYESTER
SAFETY 99 POLYESTER
TURNPIKE WIDE TRACK
(Heavy 'Flex' Belt)
'BELT 0' GLASS'
Glass-Belted Polyester
Standard 'Flex' Belt
Price after'
5% Discount
for casts
B76/13
C78/13
B78/14
C78/14
070/14
878/14
870/14
F78/14
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G78/14
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H70/14
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650/13
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1325/14/15
855/14/15
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far cash
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12.73
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13.25
14,20
16.48
1144
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12.99
10.99
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11.96
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10,44
10,73
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42% Wear-Out Discount Allowance
Standard 'Flex' Belt-40-Month Pro-
Rated 40% Wear-Out Discount Al-
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from factory. Toronto and Hamilton area 100;
most other locations 150 to 600; distant points
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5% Discount for Cash-in lieu of coupons.
Installation $1.00; New Valve and
Static Wheel Balance $1.00
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write Canadian Tire, 837 Yonge St. Torohto
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