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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-05-15, Page 15THOMPSON-WARNER'S SALE CONTINUES TO CLEAR THE LOT FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK, THOMPSON-WARNER OFFER THESE TOP QUALITY USED, DEMOS& TRUCKS "PRE-OWNED" CARS 1975 DUSTER 2-door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio, ww tires, in Canary Yellow and Black in- terior. Only 5,994 miles. Licence JFL742. Compare at $4095 1974 PLYMOUTH SCAMP 2-door hardtop, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio, white wall tires, in bright red with parchment vinyl roof and parchment vinyl seats. Only 12,593 miles. Licence HPA978. Com- pare at $3995.00 , ,1974 SATELLITE SEBRING 2-door hardtop, V-8 automatic, power steering, power disc brakes, radio, factory air conditioning, white wall tires, finished in sharp silver grey with black vinyl roof and black cloth in- terior. Only 15,125 miles. Licence JRD218. Compare at $4695.00 1972 CORONET CRESTWOOD Stationwagon, V-8, automatic, power steering, power disc brakes, radio, roof rack, power rear window, white wall tires, finished in light gold with wood grain sides and gold interior, Licence DDP558 Compare at $3395.00 1974 MUSTANG II 2+2 HATCHBACK, 4 cylinder automatic, radio, whitewall tires in Silver Grey with black interior, only 13,139 miles. Licence HES487. Com- pare at $3695 '3,875 '3,625 '4,210 '2,958 '3,261 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY III 4-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, disc brakes, radio, power trunk release, rear defogger, steel belted radial white walls, in frosty green with dark green vinyl roof and miles. Licence DDP966. Compare at $4695.00 4,135 dark green vinyl seats with centre arm rest. Only 20,032 4 1974 DUSTER 2-door 6 cylinder automatic, power steering, radio, white wall tires in light green with dark t3 160 green interior. Only 18,740 miles. Licence JRD219. Com- pare at $3795.00 ed in field green. Licence DBT199, Compare at 1968 MUSTANG 2-door V-8, automatic, radio, finish- e A38 $1695,00 l i r DEMONSTRATORS 1975 CHRYSLER Newport Custom 4-door hardtop, too many extras to mention, Buy it for the price of a stripped down model! 1975 DUSTER custom 2-door, V-8, bucket seats, automatic on the floor. Too many extras to mention. Buy it for the price of a stripped down model! TRUCKS 1975 DODGE 1/2 TON PICKUP DEMONSTRATOR D100, V-8, heavy duty springs, rear step bumper, dual low miles, rustproofed. '4,265 horns, radio, power steering, power disc brakes, licence, 1972 CHEV 1/2 ton pickup, V-8, automatic, rear step bumper, heavy duty springs, finished in 2.tone gold and • white. Only 43,660 miles. Licence C56558. Fully ,2 833 Safetied. Dodge Plymouh ItiliastER [SALES/S WU') "ON-THE'SPOT" FINANCING THOMPSON-WARNER MOTORS Open 7 Days 'Till 10 p.m. GRAND BEND 238-2391 Buffalo's coming! "Nice People to Deal With" GRAND BEND June 13 and 14 SAVE SAVE COFFEE HOUSE BIKATHON — A large number of Grand ‘Bend and area residents participated in Satur- day's bikathon sponsored by the Missing Piece Coffee House. More than $1,600 to be used for recreation was raised. Many of the bikers are shown above getting instructions from organizer Bob Barkman. GB ENROLLMENT UP — Grand Bend Public School will have a jump in enrollment in the kindergarten class in the fall as 23 children registered on Monday. Here Principal Howard Hartle chats with Virginia Brenner, Leanne Jennison and Tracie Gardiner as they registered. Last year, only 13 registered for the class. T-A photo Earl Thomson a graduate of Centralia agriculture school COUNTRY Stores Mt. Carmel Complete Sales and Service 2-3456 0,737 FMC Bolens MOTOR BIKES LAWN EQUIPMENT YAMAHA REMINGTON CHAIN SAWS LAWN MOWERS 11.07 BICYCLES Calla MOPEDS OPEN EVENINGS TILL '10 P.M. SUNDAYS TILL 6 P.M. Plant: 235-0833 Office: 228-6961 We'll Do the Job Whatever the project, call on us for ' Ready-Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. McDOWELL LTD. CENTRALIA, ONTARIO ENJOY OUR LICENCED OUTDOOR PATIO Appearing this week . . Tan Mero Country and Western Vocalist DANCING IN THE MARLIN ROOM OPENING THIS WEEKEND "CHARLIE'S PLACE" ' DOWNSTAIRS AT THE RED GABLES RED GABLES HOTEL Downtown, Grand Bend EMITS BOOGIE PARLOUR GRAND BEND This Weekend (InCluding Sunday) "Jimmy & The Rainbows" (SHA NA NA) Matinees Sat. & Mon. "Boogie At The Beach" Join The Fun! FLEA MARKET SPACE AVAILABLE Next to the Sun Shop for Buffaloburger Days GRAND BEND JUNE 13 & 14 Renial Fee $1.00 Per Foot * POTTERY * GIFTWARE * HANDCRAFTS * GARAGE SALE * ETC. Contact Don Flear - Grand Bend Bus. 238-2061 Res: 238-2153 (AT THE HOTEL IMPERIAL) GRAND BEND Specializing in CHINESE FOODS DINE IN OR TAKE OUT 238-2351 Fully Licenced Under LLBO' OPPN SUNDAY Buffalo's coming. GRAND BEND June 13 and 14 Yugoslavian slides shown. at Church Women's meeting Fifteen ladies attended the United Church Women's af- ternoon meeting on Thursday in the Sunday school rooms of the church, Mrs. Sid Durie was in charge of worship service and opened by reading scripture from Romans 12, A reading by Mrs. Bill Love entitled, "Biblical notion of love By MANUEL CURTS The Sacrament of infant baptism was observed on Sunday in the United Church when James Kenneth, son of Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eagleson and Scott Morley, son of Mr. & Mrs. Morley Eagleson were baptized by the Rev. Harold Dobson. The United Church women held their May meeting at the home of Mrs. Ken Rock, Parkhill. Mrs. Olive Horner led in the devotions and Mrs. Iva Lager- werf presided during the business session. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Ruth Bullock and Mrs. Martha English. Best wishes are extended to Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Price who were married on Saturday. The bride, the former Janet Lagerwerf, is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jan Lagerwerf. Wm. R. Bullock is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Stoyle, Don, Sandra and Craig and Mr. & Mrs. Ken Smithers, all of London were recent dinner guests with Evelyn, Viola and Manuel Curts. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Eagleson were Mr. & Mrs. Melvin King, Mr. & Mrs. Russell King and Eugene, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne King and Gia and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Knight all of the ?ceker ,.area; )(Ae mr..„4„mrs..,_,Ren„Eagleson and., Jamie and Mr. & Mrs. Morley Eagleson and Scott. Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Saskatoon, has been visiting with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Donald MacGregor and Ron. However while visiting in tLondon she had the misfortune to fall and , break her leg and at present, is now a patient in Victoria Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Brown visited with relatives in Collingwood over the weekend. Friends at Corbett welcome Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Hicks of Strathroy and wish them much success in operating the general store there, By the way: We notice many senior citizens, and others too, out gardening. About all they can grow is tired. Baptise infant at Greenway Mrs, Durie read a short biography of the man "Folliet Sandford Pierpont," who wrote a hymn in 1854. Mrs. Dude's topic was about a trip to Yugoslavia that she and her husband took in October. She showed pictures of the country and monasteries and some souvenir items, Mrs. Olive Miller presided for the business, Roll call was an- swered by telling "The birthplace of Our ancestors". It was decided to quilt two quilts for Mrs. H. Hodgson, and the afternoon group would help at serving breakfasts, when the Chamber of Commerce sponsors Buffaloburger Fest days in June. The meeting closed with mizpah benediction. Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Ed Gill, and Mrs. Leroy Bariteau, key part to happiness", which was written by Rev. J,A. Davidson of Ottawa. By y. zM Mrs. I S S J E CA 1Na r Ce nOcPeE WOOD A ms n M attended the graduation ceremonies on Friday at Cen- tralia Agricultural College. Their son Earl was one of the graduates. Also present were Mrs. William Thomson of Exeter ,and .-Wi'lli a'm' rn tt Ong oT iP Lieury. Three baptized The Sacrament of Baptism was performed during the Family Day Service on Sunday. Kelli Denise Webb, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Webb, Kenneth Daniel Vanexan, son of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vanexan and Robert George Wheeler, son of Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler were bap- tized. Personals The CGIT girls, their mothers and friends enjoyed the play at the London Little Theatre on Saturday. LaVerne Rodd is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Guests on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler, Steven and Bobby were Mr. & Mrs, Douglas The choir loft of the United observed when Aleiander ,Clif- chtirohwasfilledwith.the'SundaY ford sen ef Mr. & Mrs. DP1,44 School oblidren on $pnday Russell and Jose[th Raymond morning and they sang several - ' • • lovely songs, son of Mr. .4p Mrs. Ron Larkin The rights of baptism were were baptized. Children sing at baptism Corsaut, Jeffrey and Lisa of London and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Corsaut and Adrienne of Ilderton. Mr. & Mrs. Randy Preszcator of the Eighth Line were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet. Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb, Julie and Lorie were Mr. & Mrs. Harry Mosienko of Petrolia, Mr. & Mrs. Garry Wolfe and Mr. & Mrs. Dennis How to approach a loan ese days. For a loan, as with anything else, it pays If you need the loan for a car, we want to to shop around. make sure your repayment plan still leaves you Rates do vary from place to place. money to run it. At the Commerce, though our rates are Talk to one of our over 1600 Commerce already competitive, we can even go one better. managers about the facts behind a Commerce If you have a Commerce Key Account you Bankplan loan. get preferred rates on most consumer loans. The more you know about the in's and The fact remains, however, a loan costs out's of money, the better you can make use money. And you have to repay it. of the money you have. That's why we'd like to sit down and talk And that's certainly worth talking about. about it with you. It's part of making sure you don't get in over your head just because you need the money. ff'S YOUR gaff) MOM MAKE THE MO CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE Webb, Kris and Kelli of London, Mr. & Mrs, Gene Spence of Toronto. Debbie Paton of the Third Line and Yvonne Lassard of St. Marys , spent Friday night and Saturday with Margaret and Janet Parkinson. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Webb, Steven, Scotty and Mark of' London visited on Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb.