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Crossroads—May 25, 1983—Page 9
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As a result of our recent successful new car sale,
we've got some super trade-ins. And we're ready to put
you behind the wheel of one of them at a super price.
They're all ready to go ... just waiting for you to come and choose.
Here's just a sampling of our used car bargains:
1976 CORVETTE - RARE L82 MODEL
Finished in white with brown leather interior, air conditioned,
tilt and telescoping steering wheel, power windows, 4 speaker
stereo,. T -bar roof, only 44,000 miles, like new, never winter
driven.
1981 PLYMOUTH ARIES K CAR
4 door, 4 cylinder, automatic, vinyl roof, tinted glass, finished
in dark blue.
1981 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED
Loaded,one only, light brown metallic finish, air conditioning,
tilt wheel, cruise control, power door locks, etc., southern car.
1980 BUICK ELECTRA PARK AVENUE
4 door sedan, the ultimate in luxury, every conceivable option
including climate, air, power seats, stereo cassette, finished in
almond beige.
1979 OLDS ROYALE
4 door sedan, medium brown metallic, vinyl roof, air conditioned.
1980 OLDS ROYALE
Coupe, loaded, 2 door, rally wheels, landau roof, air con-
ditioned, tilt wheel, locally owned car.
1979 PONTIAC LEMANS
2 door coupe, V8, automatic, tilt wheel, finished in light blue,
cloth interior, a nice clean car.
1978 FORD LTD I1
AM/FM stereo, Michelin tires, chocolate brown metallic,
special only $2795.00.
1978 CHRYSLER CORDOBA
Loaded, air conditioned, stereo, power windows, etc., finished
in brown.
1978 CHEVY NOVA
Small V8, 2 door coupe, power steering and brakes; radio,
finished in blue metallic.
1978 FIREBIRD ESPRIT
Power steering and brakes, spoiler, tinted glass, rally wheels,
finished in light blue, sold new by us.
IUY of THE MONTH
$145
1975 Chevrolet Impala
Great value! Hard top. Air conditioned.
Michelin tires. Certified.
Only
1978 PONTIAC CATALINA
Cleaner than new, locally owned, 6 cylinder automatic, a real
gas miser, sold new by us.
1978 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
4 door sedan, V8, power steering and brakes, electric defrost,
one owner, finished in light green.
1977 CHEV MONTE CARLO
2 tone blue, 305, V8, automatic, in excellent condition.
1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ESPRIT
V8, automatic, power steering and brakes, AM/FM stereo,
very clean, lady driven.
1980 PINTO
4 cylinder, 4 speed, one lady driven owner, finished in red,
only 24,000 miles.
1979 DODGE OMNI
4 door hatchback, 4 speed, 4 cylinder, finisfrd in blue.
1977 FORD GRANADA
A real fuel saver, 4 door, 2 tone blue, 6 cylinder with over-
drive.
1978 BUICK CENTURY
Custom 4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering and
brakes, tow miles, sold new by us.
1977 TOYOTA CELICA
5 speed, 4 cylinder, AM/FM stereo tape, finished in black.
1981 CHEVY CITATION
2 door hatchback, only 18,000 miles, 4 speed, 6 cylinder,
power steering and brakes.
1977 CHEV 4 x 4 K-5 BLAZER CHEYENNE
Tu -tone green/white, all terrain tires, small V8, automatic,
power steering and brakes, 1 owner and very clean.
1979 FORD F150 EXPLORER PICKUP
Wood side rails, finished in white with Custom stripes, all
season radials, slider rear window, smolt V8, tinted glass,
custom interior, very clean.
ATTENTION CAMPERSI
17' CORSAIR TRAVEL TRAILER
A super buy! Sleeps 6. Stove, washroom,
furnace, pressure water, propane, 12 volt
and 110 volt, cannot be told from new.
A summer's worth of fun for only
$3450
Come in and see
it today.
'AS 18' CLEAROUT$
1973 Chev Pickup
V-8, automatic
1973 Pontiac Grand Prix
1975 GMC Pickup
V-8, automatic, power $
steering and brakes
1972 Olds Custom
Vista Cruiser $1450
Loaded, rare model
1969 Oldsmobile $19 9
1973 Ford LTD Brougham
Power windows, air $ 99
1973 Toyota Sedan $
4 door, 4 cylinder, automatic 1095
$599
ALL
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1000 Milne Arenue N. Listowel. 291-799
Thur., May 26
8:00 Polka Dot Door
8:30 Tales of Magic: Gul-
liver's Travels
8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh -
9 Report
rhd Canada
9:20 Readalong 2: First Re-
view Week, Part 2
9:30 It's Your Move: Play
It
9:45 BioscoSafepe: Frontiers in
the
10:00 Again theBioscope Voyageurs
10:30 All about You: Every-
body Else and You
10:45 Guess What? Marion-
ettes
11:00 Lest boucaniers d'eau
douce
11:20 Le jai des sensa-
tions
11:30 Let's All Sing: Two
Voices
11:45 Tell Me a Story: Har-
monica Man
11:55 Simon in the Land of
Chalk Drawings:
Simon and the Measles
12:00 People and Pets: The
Aging Pet
12:30 Realities: The Future
of Canadian Networks
1:00 Adventures in His-
tory: Strangers at the
Door
1:30 Report Canada
1:35 Get It Together: Block
Printing
1:50 Readalong 2: First
Review Week, Part 2
2:00 Today's Special: Food
2:30 Jeremy
2:45 ThinkAbout: Solving
Problems: Hanging
In There
3:00 High Notes
3:30 High Notes
4:00 Passe-Partout: Du
lait pour les bebes
4:30 Kidsworld
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Today's Spgcial: Tele-
vision
7:00 Doctor Who: The An-
droids of Tara, Pt. 1
of 4
7:30 Magic Shadows: Call
Northside 777 — Pt. 4
of 5
8:00 In Search of Paradise
From the Garden of
Eden
8:30 Realities: The De-
cline of the Networks
9:00 Speaking Out: The
Insanity Defence: Are
You Innocent Just Be-
cause You're Insane?
10:30 Question Period
Fri., May 27
8:00 Polka Dot Door
8:30 Tales of Magic: Alad-
din's Lamp
8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh-
borhood
9:15 Report Canada
9:20 Readalong 2: First
Review Week, Part 3
9:30 Math Patrol: Math,
Who Needs It?
9:45 The Book Bird: The
Cricket in Times
Square
10:00 Witness to Yesterday:
Emma Goldman
10:25 Eureka!: Expan-
sion and Contraction
10:30 Fables of the Green
Forest: Longlegs the
Heron
11:00 Canada: Peuplement
11:30 Vision On: Tubes and
Tunnels
11:55 Simon in the Land of
Chalk Drawings:
Simon and the Flags
12:00 Talking Film: How
-Movies Are Sold
12:30 Realities: The De-
cline of the Networks
1:00 Don't Ask Me
1:30 Report Canada
1:35 Math Patrol: Sub-
traction 2
1:50 Readalong 2: First Re-
view Week, Part 3
2:00 Let's All Sing: You
Can't Make a Turtle
Come
2:15 Look and Learn: But-
terfly
2:30 Saint!: Les belles
couleur$
2:40 Take Hart: Program 3
3:00 High Notes
3:30 High Notes
4:00 La grosse bille bleue
4:30 Kidsworld
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Fables of the Green
Forest: Who Is the Vil-
lain That Keeps
Everyone Awake?
7:00 People and Pets: The
Aging Pet
7:30 Magic Shadows: Call
Northside 777 —
(Final)
8:00 In Search Of: Vincent
van Gogh
8:30 World Business Sum-
mit
9:00 Vista: the Keys of
Paradise
10:00 Gene DiNovi's Music
Room: Sammy Fain
10:30 Question Period
Sat., May 28
8:30 Polka Dot Door
9:00 Vision On: Strips and
Stripes
9:30 Down to Earth: Gar-
den Top's
10:00 Championship Bridge
Peter Leventritt and
Harold Ogust vs
Norma Matz and Bill
Root.
10:30 The Half -a -Handy
Hour
11:00 Pins and Needles
Men's sports slacks;
adding a fly extension,
pockets, and elasti-
cized waistband to a
pattern shell.
11:30 The Land Between
12:00 Focus on Soccer: The
Defender, with Colin
Todd
12:30 Basic Sports Skills:
Golf:. Swing'It
12:45 Basic Sports Skills:
Tennis: Forehand
12:55 Growing Things:
Shade Trees
1:00 Dimensions in Science
Space, Time, and Al-
bert Einstein
1:30 The Academy with
Jack Livesley: The
Moral Question: Sui-
cide — The Right to
Die
2:30 Bits and Bytes: Com-
puter -Assisted In-
struction
3:00 The Academy with
Jack Livesley: On
Computers
3:30 Bits and Bytes: Simu-
lations and Games
4:00 The Academy with
Jack Livesley: On
Computers
4:30 KidsBeat
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Struggle beneath the
Sea: The Sea Urchin
7:00 Doctor Who: The An-
droids of Tara, Pt. 2
of 4
7:30 The Doombolt Chase:
Death Beacon, Part 3
of 6
8:00 Movie, "Les Miser-
ables" (1935) Victor
Hugo's classic about
an ex -convict and the
detective who trails
him for a lifetime is
faithfully adapted with
stars Fredric March
and Charles Laughton.
10:00 Conversations, Pt. 1
10:30 Movie, "Kidnapped"
(1938). Robert Louis
Stevenson's Scottish
adventure yarn about
a young boy who is
sold by his wicked
Uncle at the time of the
Jacobite troubles.
Warner Baxter, Fred-
die Bartholomew, and
Arleen Whelan star.
12:00 Conversations, Pt. 2
12:15 Rough Cuts
Sun., May 29
8:30 Polka Dot Door
9:00 Fables of the Green
Forest: Reddy Fox
and the Sheep
9:30 Sesame Street
10:30 Flower Stories: The
Sad Dragon
10:45 Jamie and the Magic
Torch: The Wicked
Wand
11:00 Cucumber: Pets
11:30 Kidsworld
12:00 Les aventures de
Celeri
10:05 Musti
12:10 Tip et Tap
12:20 Les aventures de
Babar
12:25 Chapi Chapo
12:30 Saturnin le petit
canard
12:45 Les Pilis
12:50 Trousse-Mitoufle
1:00 Les apprentis cuistots
1:30 Peche sportive
2:00 Le monde en guerre
3:00 Ta vie, ton scenario
3:30 Ca, c'est ('Ontario
4:00 Entre deux nuages
4:15 Colargol
4:30 Skippy le kangourou
5:00 La maison magique
5:30 Charlie Brown
6:00 Passe-Partout
6:30 L'enfance de l'art
7:00 All You Need Is Love
8:00 L'evolution de l'hom-
me
9:00 Tele -cinema
11:00 Chefs-d'oeuvre a 1'-
ecran
12:00 En scene
Mon., May 30
8:00 Polka Dot Door
8:30 Let's All Sing: Hail to
Britannia
8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh-
borhood
9:20 Readalong 2: Second
Review Week, Pt. 1
9:30 The World of B.J.
Vibes: Rhythm and
Melody
9:45 Dragons, Wagons, and
Wax: All Systems Go
10:00 Witness to Yesterday:
Nell Gwyn
10:25 Eureka!: Measuring
Temperature
10:30 Jeremy: Program 10
10:45 Storybound: Escape
from Warsaw
11:00 Passe-Partout
11:30 Take Hart: Pro-
gram 13
11:50 Look and Learn: Silk
Moths -
12:00 World Business Sum-
mit
12:30 Canadians in. Cori-
flict: The Winnipeg
General Strike, 1919:
Part 2
1:00 Math Wise: Organ-
izing Information
1:15 The Short Story: Mrs.
Ripley's Trio
1:35 Two plus You: The
Stick That Helped
1:50 Readalong 2: Second
Review Week, Pt. 1
2:00 Read All About It! 2:
Choices
2:15 Kidsworld
2:45 ThinkAbout: A Chal-
lenge: Plan a City of
the Future
3:00 One and All: Every
Teacher
3:30 One and All: Every
Teacher: Discussion
4:00 Passe-Partout: Ra-
quettes let mocassins
4:30 Kidsworld
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Fables of the Green
Forest: The Big Com-
motion in the Forest
7:00 High Notes
7:30 Magic Shadows: Carl-
ton -Browne of the F.O.
(1958) Part 1 of 4.
Crazy things .happen
when a forgotten Brit-
ish colony is suddenly
rediscovered and a di-
plomat (Terry -Thom-
as) is sent by the For-
eign Office to take
charge. Co-starring
Peter Sellers, Ian Ban -
nes, Raymond Hunt-
ley, and Luciana Pa-
luzzi.
8:40 Bits and Bytes: Com-
puter Graphics
8:30 The Academy with
Jack Livesley: On
Computers
9:00 Sport Fishing: Big
Water Walleye
9:30 Dimensions in Sci-
ence: The Indelible
Stamp
10:00 Rough Cuts
10:30 Question Period
Tues., May 31
8:00 Polka Dot Door
8:30 Tales of Magic: The
Farmer Who Became
a Housewife
8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh -
9:20 Readalong 2: Second
Review Week, Part 1
9:30 Finding Out: Under a
Stone: Snails
9:45 Read All About It!
Choices
10:00 Outreach Ontario:
Symphony
10:30 Hattytown Tales:
Sneezy Cheese
10:40 Salut!
10:50 Guess What? Compass
11:00 Entre deux nuages
11:15 Les 100 tours Cen-
tour
11:30 The World of B.J.
Vs: Musical Ex-
pression
12:00 For the Record: Ralph
Bice
12:30 Rough Cuts
1:00 Adventures in His-
tory: The War Is Over
1:35 Math Patrol: Solids
1:50 Readalong 2: Second
Review Week. Part 1
2:
2:00 Today's Special:
Noses
2:30 Jeremy
2:45 Inside -Out: Strong
Feelings
3:00 Chefs-d'oeuvre a 1'-
ecran
4:00 On aura tout vu!
.4:30 Kidsworld
"5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Today's Special: Fruit
7:00 Once upon a Time .. .
Man: The Caro-
lingians
7:30 Magic Shadows: Carl-
ton -Browne of the F.O.
Part 2 of 4
8:00 Bits and Bytes: Com-
puter Music
8:30 The Academy with
Jack Livesley: On
Computers
9:00 The Long Search;
Footprint of the Bud-
dha
10:00 Everybody's Business
10:30 Question Period
Wed., June 1
8:00 Polka Dot Door
8:30 Tales of Magic: The
Pheasant and the
Gong
8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh-
borhood
9:20 Readalong: Second
Review Week, Part 2
9:30 The Ghosts of Motley
Hall: Where Are You,
White Feather?
10:00 Witness to Yesterday:
Billy the Kid
10:25 Eureka!: Tem-
perature vs Heat
10:30 Jeremy 10:00
10:45 Inside -Out: How do.
You Show .. • .?
11:00 L'Atelier des pis- 10:30
senlits
11:30
12:00
12:30
1:00
1:35
1:50
2:00
2:15
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
4:15
4:30
5:00
6:00
6:30
6:45
6:55
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
Today's Special:
Opera
Pins and Needles. Con-
struction procedure
for men's sport slacks:
waistband, pockets,
fly extension, and zip-
per.
The World in Your
Kitchen: Italian Cook-
ing
The Stationary Ark:
Lemurs
All about You: What
Are You Anyway?
Readalong: Second
Review Week, Part 2
Read All About It! 2:
The Ambassadors
Salut!
Tom's Midnight Gar-
den: Are You a Ghost?
High Notes
High Notes
Entre deux nuages
Oum le dauphin blanc
Kidsworld
Sesame Street
Polka .Dot Door
Jeremy
Hattytown Tales: Mr.
Wimple's Breakfast
Rolls
Plastincts
Struggle beneath the
Sea
Magic Shadows: Carl-
ton -Browne of the F.O.
Part 3 of 4
World in. Action
Realities: Chris-
tianity
The Academy with
Jack Livesley: The
Moral Question: The
Last Hanging in
Canada
The Music of Man:
Sound or Unsound
(Part 2)
Question Period
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Last Monday evening's
televised extravaganza of
Motown's 25th anniversary
finally gave recognition to
the many fine black singers
and songwriters who have
come out of Detroit over the
past 25 years.
The music, which
developed from the gospel
melodies of the American
south into the "soul" of today
also has come into its own
since the days when black
artists' photographs were'
not even allowed on album
covers.
The difficulties faced by
black musicians forced
Berry Gordy to take a
change and form a record
company to promote black
artists and their music. After
a few lean years, Motown
was established and so were
its stars.
Those early stars, like
Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder
and Smokey Robinson, all
returned to pay their own
personal tributes to the man
and the company which
made them famous. Other
performers appearing were
Michael Jackson and the
other members of the
Jackson family, Linda
Ronstadt and Martha
Reeves.
They showed the stuff that
makes black music great:
snappy, happy beats and
great choreography. Diana
Ross summed it up by
concluding, "Motown is
forever."
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To add to his Grammies
earned for the same
recording, Willie Nelson has
taken two top Country Music
Awards for his release of
"Always On My Mind". It
was named single of the year
and an album by the same
name was named album of
the year.
Named top male vocalist
was Ronnie Milsap and top
vocal duet was David
Frizzell and Shelly West. The
song of the year award,
which is given to the com-
poser, went to "Are the Good
Times Really Over?" by
Merle Haggard who also
recorded the song. The
group, Alabama, was named
entertainer of the year and
top vocal group. Sylvia was
named the top female
vocalist of the year.
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