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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-10-01, Page 16The 'Big Faur" auto show held last. Thursday night at the arena was tops. This was the post -show con -1 sensus of the four Goderich dealers who sponsored it---.Leon- 'ard McGee, li,resaient of iteg a1le Gee and Sons Limited, and S. 11. Pres x tt, pre •:ident nr Gud.e- riehh Motors,- Ltd., AV. J. Mas, +l.rreAllent of ';4liglls':4lotors Limit-, cd, and Ilarold Baird, president of Baird Motors tGodcriehl Lim- ited, "Excellent!" "Excellent!" .xas'the de:cr'p- tion of the slit w advaheed by :411•.' Baird. 11( said: "The response to the show was overwhelming ----it NN as the i t b y• fl 1T5TA-rig of fife year, anti thea.*industry treated Goderich real„ well., ':'The manufucture•rs ware ally. well 'represented here as makes and models—much moi' so in Goder•ie'i than in other •c.Mntres'of similar siw." George Cutler, salesman 'for Goderich Motors, indicated he Was "very much impressed with atoll esvnmat'1:4'E;77.tftr's"aid� `Tt_ 1 Kms' certainly gratifying t0 see the number of people who turned "I think it was especially fit- ting.': he said, "that the public was able to evaluate all the new models in'e a single large space." Pontiac -Buick Dealer McGee, suggested, the unpreceddnted q�ublic attendal,ce to Thursday night's show was oWing to the fact that. "this is the year of the big change in both auto styling and engineering." He said: "The show was 'l'huursday nigt , And already ,on the weekend we were talking orders.. on '65 :Models." L. Dodge -Plymouth Agent mins called the Thui,sday night show "the biegest and best" of 'its kind ev:,r to bo held here. Auto Waler Mill:: suggested that enthusiastic was the -re- .sponse to the '65 show that .,facilities at the arena were not adequate to accommodate the, people milling in the arena during the 1$i5 nc•w-model un; veiling' here." He added: "The cars on display were among lilt. finest over shown 'to any protpective fiuyer, a n, '65 look.; like a boonl year in the auton'lo'tive business. "The intens e, public response o (odeaich's new -car debut September 24 suggested there is a strong desire to purchase— a desire propipted by a movg on .the part of the, industry to hold the price line." The four auto dealers ` made Th i idu 1 �prntlue±a . ..m .� o 'Baird's: "Chevrolet this year features a safety perimeter ereby furnishing greater sta- bility ar.d less side -swing. We showed a diversity of models: Oldsrnobi•ie,'" Corvair, Chevelle, Chevy II, and the Chevrolet." • McGeeis: "There seems to .be a trend 'toward `fast -back models' in ' the sport coupe" Pontiac and Buick are offering several lines of what seems to More than 300 persons at- tended*the Goderich Booster Club ,stag held from 5-11 p.m. Satuhlay night at the Goderich Arena. Toni Thompson, president of the Boosters, said the 'funds raised from they stag will go to support the'•ca'tse of Junior "B" hockey in Goderich. Harold Chase won the $500 grand prize. Mr. Chase's ticket —"number 39"—was the last one on ',the board. Last year's winner was Lloyd Schoenhals, Ten ."5iT biI1s were a o ':leen. They ‘;‘;'ent to Cyril Tranquada of Bayfield road; 'Gordon Bed- ard, Wayne Johnston of C1jn- ton; Bill Million, Joe Moody, Rori MacDonald p. M. MacDon- be the styling theme for '65. This year's show was tops." • MiIls': "Among the special r.f }1365; Dode� nd itis wave --4 e wheel base forlbett$r ri ing quality and bady streamlining . models all " ... o fieric 0 ors; ' or this year for the first time is introducing its new small V,78 engine. With it we are able to obtain from 200 horsepower ,up to 271 horsepower with just a change of components. We are also impressed with..,.our 'six - cylinders', both the small and the large models." •- • ald of 921 Milton road, Cooks- ville; Ralph Kingswell, ,Tim Skeoch, and Ronald M. Menzies. Goderich Tryouts Jack Evans, coach of the .J_un:, iOr "B" Siftos, said Wednesday that the first regular practice session for the Goderich Junior "B" hockey club will. be Satur- day morning, October 3, be- ginning at 10 o'clock at the arena. ' Evans said that prior to the open of regular drills,' he will conduct a two-day ' camp on Thursday and Friday, October - ;for all act, wishto try out for the "B" team. The two-day camp tryouts will begin each night at 7 p.m. "Dur- ing these 'sessions all Goderich kids wishing to try out for the Siftos should report at the arena at 7 p.m.," Coach Evans stressed. Youngsters planning to at- tend -the special tryout sessions, October 14 are urged to bring with them to the arena .any equipment of their own aeail- aible. DONE TO, YOUR SPECIFICATIONS HOURLY OR CONTRACT RATES CALL 524-9302 FOR FRE E'ST1M ►ilk' ' AUTO DEALERS LOOK FOR BIG YEAR: More than 5,000 persons attended. the corn- ing out party for 1965 auto 'Models.' Beam- ing over the prospects for a big year at the show were„...froin left to_ right, Stan ?revett,,--Ford des;ler;= acn Me•Oee;-Godei-ie Pontiac dealer, Harold Baird, Chevrolet deal- er and. W. J. Mills, Chrysler products deal- er. Signal -Star photo town Arid Mrs. Daisy McCharles. LOCHALSH Mrs. Donald R. MacKenzie spent a few days in Londesboro Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlay- : SerYice's at the Free Presby - son ' entertained friends and, re- terian Church •have been Chang- lativts to a. birthday party on ed from 11 a.ni. to 3 p.m. Sunday in honor of Mr. Rod Finlayson of Ottawa who cele- • brated his 75th birthdahy.. Pre- sent were Mr. and Mrs. Rod- erich Finlay son of Ottawa: Mr. anal_ Mrs.. Rodger on,, sr., and. Mr. -and Mrs.- Bill Rodgerson. andJininiie and Miss Jane Fin- layson,. all of, Toronto, and. Mr. and. Mrs. Donnie MacDonald and family of Ripley. Miss'efSally and Louise Mac- i Donald of. Windsor spent the weekend' 'at- their cottage, at Amberley Beach and had as their' guest, Miss Annie Mac Donald:' Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles and John recently were 'Mr. .and Mrs. Allan Mc-. Charles and $u'san of Toronto; Mr.,, and Mr.. Donald McCharles, and Scott of Brantford: Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred 'Evans of Ridge - Colin MaoL^nnan of Toronto, .grandchi1,d of Mr. ' and Mrs: Emile MacLennan, was one of r ley . fair on Saturday, as . las the baby daughter 'of Mr, and Mrs. Leo Vanciorlay'of Whitby. To The Adult P4iblic To Attend Our 'COMMES4 CING OCTOBER 19tlir COST OF COURSE $10 (plus cost of materials)' $5 REFUND FOR 80%. ATTENDANCE „ljease fill in coupon. beIo w,,and,. #o O0.L Dayr-P,Irrniipal-, a6�0-Sciut d#'I+Iclti ` • you are interested in a course listed below. If 'you wish to •suggest another cotirse fill in the blank s ,acespprovided._�Look_ fora further announcement in this newspaper it mvu. vas A .w.w ww. .ca. i .—rwi •;i :s i. !�' i.� .. :.cti.N �.Q..II'�--++'r^:n!y;'•.r•.-•c .,zrt t1�o- ietol er ' Sti ea`rtfor��s^ '`ia' �ehlei t #"=ct1 . Voll= re -cls w.. BAZAAR & ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday,!, October 6� 7:30 p:m: to 10:00 p.m. A and B Dining- Room Ontario HOspital Music Provided By . THE MO JO's.ORCHESTR Telephone. No. .,.•....,,.:•..,,;: Subject , Conversational French Keep Fit Classes — Ladies , Art Dressmaking Typewriting 'Bookkeeping a.. Woodworking Welding CONTINENTAL BEDS Includes a headboard, box spring and mattress with legs. ' ForOnly..- 749.00 KITCHEN SET -- TABLE and 4 CHAIRS DINING •ROOM SUITE - TABLE and 4 CHAIRS GROUP and HUTCH TOP BEDROOM GROUP SUITE„PLUS LAMPS, PILLOWS SPRING and MATTRESS LAVING ROOM .GROUP Includes lamps and tables and -living room suite. This is the biggest offer /et. 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Wood and coal are probably the most economical fuels to buy— but they're also the least efficient.. And sooner or later you'll get ' tired of slaving over a dirty furnace—then what? You can choose between a liquid fuel or so-called "flameless" heating. Or natural gas. All of them claim to be the best. Who should you believe? Initial installation costs are higher.for liquid fuel equipment than :for gas. A gas„ unit has fewer moving 'parts, needs less maintenance and therefore iaS s Ionger. "Tn ord'er•'for "timeless" heating tcs compete in operating cost, it requires extra -thick insulation throughout the home.' "" . If your home had extra -thick insulation, no matter what kind bf .. heating system you use, you'd naturally cut fuel costs. With extra. insulation or normal insulation,. a gas heating system means lower fuel costs by far. You never have to order natural gas—it's always there. A good, of l-fashioped Canadian 'Snowstorm can't stop natural gas from heating ydur home. Storms can stop trucks. They can also,kh ck out power lines—and very often do, Unless you have your own generator, "flameless" heating can give you the cold shoulder, just when' you need a warm house. Let's face it—nothing is as dependable as natural gas. With "flameless" heating, there are nig filters to replace. There should be. With this kind of System., there is little air circulation; no way to prevent hot and cold "layers" of stale air from forming; no way to remove dust' and,dirt particles from the air; no way to control humidity., Wouldn't 3 )u. rather have a heating system that took care of these vital functions, --even if it meant cleaning a filter occasionally?, When you get right down to. it, modern automatic gas heating has the edge in just about every department. But if you're still not convinced, maybe this will help: if you install a gas conversion burner in yo(r existing furnace: now,. or even install a brand-new gas.design furnace—you pay absiutely nothing until next October.. What's more, we'll spread out, the cost, of the installation in easy monthly payments—over 5 years if need be. Unless you know someone who'll Chop your wood for free, you won't get a letter 'deal than this—anywhere! Why not make the switch to natural gas heating right now. TT N(NrAS COMPAN The Friendly FuelY that never jails. .. 4 �� .mr. mN ty 5} .r.�� mh#ze•w w,>.,�Mk LL,.. , -.. J.4*.a,�Ma.1Y.v4y. j.Y'G �f, ..x.....,...,ux++FH+. •-mow i � 4'�dhd'�kk9k�111Y1;1#FI 4'x14h'S!?.q�4+W5'J�: F4