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Bob.' Taylor, Who succeeds
.ae Jack
ofPearson "T�e '
C
Ring
� n- CountyL intrednees
himself nse
iF the
publlc this week
with the announcement Of a
new "PSP' sales policy;
Called the "new concept Of
car value," P$P stands for price,
,serviceand protection„ --- the
three features of the 'firm's new
program
"I tend to carry on :Jack
Pearson's proven policy of' de-
veloping volume sales through
low prices,' said :Bob Taylor this
week. , "In addition, 1 am going
• , to stress service in our new
organization , because I; . believe
this is the greatest essential in
giving ,customer satisfaction.
Our
Compliments
to Taylor
Motors Ltd. 1
London
Kt is\1SIGOassi9414 .• .•�"•4
Y
er Advertisifl
Yee' wlit #levo"the., finest seiice.
Program available;"
' "Our ,third` feature protec-
tion -is a new development
wileh 1 am proud, to introduce
to Western' Ontario. It's a new
finance. plan, called Double D' u . e ' "
which inc. .orates payment • i .
Orpn
R marded
surance: at noextra cost, When,
ever de h oi bi it through
sicknesse death c strikessatl,h a `•'
o• a oiden , one Mrs Cu . to ::,�
o.x' Our- customers; Double D u y
St. Thomas,. He entered the caa
business in 1949,
e has one son, Dangles, 16,
w o is attending school ra Port
Arthur.Taylor and Dong,
•las,move'
. e expecl to, to Huronxn
the .summer. .
%Clime the Years, • the " ea
ro
n:
;firm has bei n strong user of
weekly newspaper adverti,siag
a1 id,_according to the new presi-
dent, the company will" continue
this policy,—Advt,
will make his, payments for
him.,, ,
"This wonderful protection
takes the risk out of car pays.
meets and relieves the custom-
er, right from the start, of wor-
ries over debts in case of dis-
aster. 1› believe it's one of the
greatest developments one,
the
automobile • financing field." `
Bob Taylor is: -new to Huron
County and to., Western Ontario
but he's no stranger to the car
business. file's had 13 years'
experience in the lakehead
cities of Port Arthur and Fort
•
"The competition's keen, Aip
there' slays Bob. "You have to
know how to keep your ,pencil
e:taL-
busi
ti. sIst aa3aketiea r r -•�..+6
An • instrument technician
with the RCAF, Bob' spent 'two
years overseas 'with " the 420.
— "Snowy Owl" ' squadron • after
William.
Bob started as a used car
salesman and Worked his way
thr-ough the positions of used
car sales manager and new car
sates manager until he became
gezral' 'sales ,manager of the
larges�t�"'tii�m: gperating, agencies
in both cities. ' •
Joseph , B. LeBarge, • of Tor-
onto, was remanded one week
in custody when he appeared in;
Magistrate's . court here ' last
Thursday. He was charged with
break, enter andtheft at 'the
premises of the Oldfield hard-
ware store, Brussels, on January
6; .alsp ,'stealing a floor- - polisher
from Max Oldfield, of ,Brussels,
on the same date. • ,
Oscar Schwitzer, Clinton,_ was
remanded:`` in custody until Feb-
ruary 1, when he pleaded not
guilty to the theft of a 45 gallon
drum and tap from Lavis
Brothers, ° Clinton, on January
23.
A charge of making a left-
hand turn in frontAvf-an oncom-
ing car in Goderich on" January
5, against. Douglas McDougall
R.R. 1, Goderich, was dismissed
when lie .pleaded not guilty. His
car_ was in collision with a scar
driven by Larry Winston Bates;
Clinton. - •
_.•rte u�itZ_b2+a�
sentence Of $r one y he,
pleaded guilty to the illegal
possession of beer in Goderich
on December 30.
Patrick 'Paienient, _ _R.C.A.F.
training at Camp- Borden and
Station, Clinton, was fined $15
and costs or three days in jail,
.l pleadedy-guilty,*tookaing,
int catedn: SCiblii`pled
i
Goderich, on January. 21.
Funeral.e is: were held
on Saturday afternoon at the
Quinn funeral home,. Forest, �x,sf t+.
e t E. She her. who died
Erneat p d..
lost week in Sarnia G_ enpr,
al
liospitL • Interment was'
in
Beachwood cemetery, Forest;,
p
Surviving are his , wife, the
former Minnie e Falconer;four
daughters, Mrs. Jack (Myrtle)
Banter and Mrs, Martin (Chore)
Oke, both of Goderich; Mrs.
(Ma`r
Milton-y)..Rose, Sarnia; Mra•
Norman (Charity) Lewis, 'St.
Thomas; and four soils, Edward,
'Warwick; ./bhn, L ndesboro;
1?V illiam., Plympton . Township;
George, Watford,
SPIE%.' Jan.; 29. Noss'
'' n
Sadie J h .ns4de ... t, Qpcn-
ed the January meeting of. the
,M.S. with prayer followed by
thoughts for the new year -
There, were 16 • present and
three children. ,Mrs.
G
eorge
Moncrif gave the• �de odonal
and Mrs. Earl Rowes read a
poem. ;A panel discussion on
British Guiana was conducted
.by Miss . Johrisonx-»Mrs-...S.- Mac-
Lennan, Mrs. Wm. Johnson and
Mrs. Gibson.— Mrs, Hugh Mac-
Kenzie read a Letter from Mr.
and 'Mrs, Gerotlys, missionaries
in Nigeria, and Mrs. Gibson gave
...BINGO_.. at LEGIONH AAL
L
SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 3
fl - AT`18.30.P.M. ,;. r.
15 GAMES --
The prize for each regular game will be $12.00,
4 ,SHARE -THE -WEALTH Jackpot .Combined,
- JACKPOT OF $80.00 IN 56 -CALLS
Sponsored ,by Canadian Legion Branch 109. "
No, parson under 16 admitted to - region Hall
on r. fulafions
.b .n...liw;wcaoH,, • desV5T S7
ur:Y.S.i.'7u�.
PROM
a prayer. Mrs, Eenry MacKen-
zie and Mrs. Wm.
' '..Ress mgeaevte
hinihliinghWtsinogfhh; nnMr•
D.` .
.MacKenzie,;, treasurer, :announe -
ed .the 'Society had raised ;'$ 0
i �' • 5
rt �ss.
,61• tc Mra
e.. ho
s
Reuben Wilson, and thi clora-
Mittee served; luneh °'
The executive.°for; 1982 is as
follows: Past president, ' Mrs.
Wm. Ross; president, , ,Miss
Sadie Johnson; 1st vie ' - ,presi
o.
dent, Mrs. D. R. MacKenzie; 2nd
wee -president, " Mrs. lack Mac-
Creight; 3rd'vice-president,, Mrs.
Richard West; secretary, Mrs.
Henry- MacKenzie; treasurer,
Mrs. P. R. MacKenzie; press see-
retaryk Mrs, Earl Howes Glad
Tidings secretary, ' Mrs,. Colla'
Mac(regnrf� Home elpers see.
�T
etary 'Mrs,
e
Diae and w if is
sS
a
e
Johnson, and. Mr favij
;mac,
Murchy;,..supply secretary,,: Ors,,
lteuben:-Wilson;, 1ibrary, Mrs. 0.
A. MacLean; fe.,.membership,
Mrs, Hugh ,Mackenzie, ;pianists,.
r.
rs.�° D
W sd'• and r WM.
",Xounson Explorer leaders, Mrs.
Henry •MacKenz e - 'and - Mrs
Warren `W ids; : Mission.: Dana
leader, Mrs. George Moncrief;
leaders, Mrs. Ewan Mac
Lean and Mrs. Wm.. Ross..
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