HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-09-04, Page 5THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1969 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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One nice thing about the
coming of the fall season )other
than the children being back in
school an,' the changing colors)
is the return of favourite radio
personalities. One of them is
the irrespressible Max Ferguson,
refreshed from his Cape Breton
holiday and ready to fire off a
few rockets at the newsmakers
of the clay. He'll be back at
his morning weekday stand,
along with sidekick Allan McFee
on September 8.
Returning for its second season
is the Toronto edition of After
Noon with hosts Alex Trebek,
Juliette and Bruce Marsh. This
delightfully informal music and
conversation show is heard live
from the Colonnade Theatre
Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays.
Another series that's been on
for nearly a year now is Voice
of the Pioneer (Sundays) --re-
miniscences by some of the
people who've witnessed the
making of Canada's early history.
Beginning September 7, Ernest
Maunder recalls the early days
before Newfoundland became
Canada's tenth province. He
remembers the great fire of
1892, and the time when St.
John's harbour was filled with
white -masted schooners. Mauder
also compares the activities
of today's teenagers with some
of his own hijinks.
The late Premier Maurice
Duplissis of Quebec comes to
life again on Charbonneau and
Le Chef, the fascirlating radio
drama which is to be repeated
on CBC Tuesday night, Sept-
ember 16. With the exception
of the American mill owner,
producer Earl Pennington used
an all French-Canadian cast.
Jean Lajeunesse and Rene Caron
star as Archbishop Charbonneau
and Le Chef (Duplessis). It was
Caron's Englisn-language debut
although he has played in some
140 French films and made -
countless stage, radio and TV
appearances.
Another CBC Tuesday Night
presentation of interest, espec-
ially to art lovers, is Picasso:
A Cubist Portrait, broadcast
September 9. Essentially it's
a look at the different facets of
• the great Spanish artist; Picasso
and Surrealism; Picasso and'Wom•
en; Picasso as sculptor;
Picasso and Money; Picasso
and Politics; Picasso and the
Human Face. Prominent among
those interviewed on the program
is Franchise Gilot, his mistress
for more than a decade, mother
of two of his four children, and
author of Life with Picasso.
It seems there's no limit to
the kinds of things that can be
dramatized. Now, it's water
pollution. On Between Ourselves
(September 11) a Calgary pro-
duction presents Three Polluted
Maidens, a fairy tale by Jack
Peach. In this musical play,
three pure little lady raindrops
join a river for the journey to
the sea. En route they encounter
a group of high -living germs
and the rakes, products of poll-
ution, seduce the maidens and
reduce them to a level of sin
and degradation. A new and
different way to point out the
perils of pollution, an increasing
hazard in our once -sparkling
lakes and rivers.
THIS WEEK ONLY!!
2 -PIECE FRENCH PROVINCIAL LVING ROOM SUITE
CUSTOM CRAFTED BY
GOLD GREEN
IN
COLOUR
Regular $395
THIS WEEK ONLY
$269
VINYL or FRIEZE DAVENO WITH SWIVEL CHAIR
REG. PRICE - $229. THIS WEEK ONLY - $168
GINGERIC
LTD.
Goshen District
Sunday, Septeniber.7, will be
Rally Day at Goshen United
Church.
The August meeting of the
U.C.W. met in the church with
Mrs. George Simons in charge
of the program. She read an
interesting story on the life of
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Mary and Martha, anq a group
discussion was held. At the
close of the meeting, Mrs.
Simons was presented with a
lovely cup and saucer. They
are moving to Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaddick,
London, spent the weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clare McBride.
PRE -'70
CLEAR
The 1970 Models Will Soon
Be Here and We're Slashing Prices
On Our Used Cars To Make
Room For The New Trade -Ins
$AVE $$ TODAY ON THESE:
'59 Chev Sedan H78880, As Is
'57 Ford Sedan H80469, As Is
'66 Yamaha Motorbike 3569MC
'67 Honda 300 26499MC
'64 Ford Coach 6 stick, 672625
'65 Envoy Sedan H34059
'65 Chev Sedan 6 stick, E47144 $995.00
'66 Ford Sedan 6 automatic, H78845 $1095.00
'65 Ford Sedan 8 automatic, H77847 $1195.00
'65 Pontiac Hardtop 6 automatic, H78439
$1395.00
'62 T -Bird lovely, H35731 $1495.00
'66 Ford Sedan 8 automaticc, H39480 $1495.00
'66 Meteor Hardtop loaded, H89099 $1695.00
'66 Ford Sedan loaded, H6834 $1795.00
'66 Chev Sport Convertible H88381 $1795.00
'66 Ford Convertible loaded, H77654 $1995.00
'68 Ford Sedan, 6 automatic, H75891 $2295.00
'67 Ford Wagon 8 automatic, X90645 $2295.00
'67 Montcalm Hardtop loaded, H77882 $2595.00
$79.00
$129:00
$250.00
$550.00
$695.00
$995.00
UCKS
'65 Chev Pickup C84670 $795.00
'66 Chev Pickup C84669 $1195.00
'66 International %-ton pickup C80618 $1395.00
'46 Jeep new motor, PTO, wench, LX2795
$795.00
$AVE $ $ NOW ON FORD'S
Pre -Season Trade 'N Save Plan
NO FINANCING CHARGES FOR UP TO
6 MONTHS ON TRACTORS, COMBINES
AND FORAGE HARVESTERS
MAKE US AN OFFER
On These Tractors and Equipment
USED EQUIPMENT
— FERGUSON loader
— MASSEY 30 tractor and 2
row cultivator
— ALLIS CHALMERS "C"
tractor
— FREEMAN loader
— '66 CASE 3 furrow lift plow
— MALCO hydraulic loader
— CASE "D" tractor 'good'
— COCKSHUTT 4 -row
cultivator
— '65 FORD 5 -furrow
semi -mount plow
— IHC Super "A" and
cultivator
— 57 MASSEY "40" gas
— '66 FORD 4 -furrow
semi -mount plow
— '59 MASSEY '35' Dieser
—'59 IHC 'B275' Diesel and
loader
— '62 FORD 871 Diesel
— '66 FORD 2000 gas
—'65 FORD "3000" Diesel
—'66 FORD "5000" Diesel
NEW EQUIPMENT
— KONSKILDE 3 pt. hitch
fertilizer spreader
— 1968 FORD "5000" D
power steering etc.
— FORD 501 mower
— FORD 101 3 -furrow 16"
trip beam plow
— FORD 208 101/2 ft. field
cultivator
— 120 bushel single beater
spreader
— 120 bushel, single beater
spreader
— FORD '535' mower
conditioner
— 612 Forage Harvester with
pickup and 2 -row cornhead
— FORD 620 Combine
— FORD 630 Combine
LARRY SNIDER MOTORS
FORD, FAIRLANE, FALCON, FORD TRUCKS
Exeter 235-1640
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