The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-09-18, Page 15c�PTEMBER 18, 1974
THE L.UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKN
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--4 : ` - .t Efts were present rom
Seaforth , Wingham , Hamilton,
Port Albert, Birr and Ripley, A
reception followed at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moore of
Rile The bride is the daughter
P Y• gp'
of Mrs. Peder Vansickle.
Mrs. Ray Hamilton and Joanne
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Dave Neff and Dave
Daman in Universityand
Hospital, London.
Mr . and Mrs. Robert Engel,
Marilyn and'Robb a of Dublin
visited last Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Black and family ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire
and family.
eOL
atulations
ite (nee May
atiied on
St. Andrew's
and Mrs.
to Mr.Wh
White) who
Saturday evening
United Church
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White.
The newlyweds will make their
home in Wawa.
Several from this communityMrs.
attended a tupperwarepartylast
Wednesdayevening at the ome
IMPORTANT NEWS AOR
Some 1975 cars require the use
ofmore e*ensive unleaded
gasoline which is not readilyavailable.
W�:wafltyOiitoknow1
AllFordof Canada l975carlines can
be refueled wth any gasoline, at anypump,
at any station, anywhere. This also
means you can select th� gasoline price
that suits you best
In order to meet the new Canadian
exhaust emission standards, some
1975 cars will be equipped with
catalytic converters. The catalytic
converter is an emission control
device that requires the use of more
expensive unleaded gasoline. Because
this fuel is not readily available
throughout„Canada,*all engines
(with the exception of one, the ,
optional 2.8 litre V6) for all 1975 lines.
of Ford of Canada cars have been
designed to meet the new Canadian
exhaust emission standards without
requiring catalytic converters. This
means they can be refueled with
any gasoline — unleaded, premium,
or the lower priced regular. Thus,
when you're driving a '75 Ford or
Mercury line of car you can select
the gasoline price that suits you best.
Ford of Canada believes that this
will mean a lot to motorists who will
not be able to find unleaded.gasoline
available in their normal driving and
fuel -shopping patterns. Particularly
those who travel in.rural areas where
availability is substantially less than
major urban centres.
"ECONOMY EXTENDERS”
In addition to convenience of fuel
availability and choice, there are -
a number of features engineered into
every 1975 Ford of Canada car line
that contribute to fuel economy:
• Steel -belted radial ply tires that
extend tread life and reduce rolling
friction for better gas mileage.
•Solid state ignition that eliminates
the points and condenser and im-
proves fuel economy over long periods
due to a more stable spark plug
performance.
• Improved engine tuning on many
engines that results in increased
fuel economy and performance.
• Optimized rear axle' ratios that
contribute to less engine wear
and lower fuel consumption by
proper matching to load and use
requirements.
See your nearest Ford or Mercury
dealer today. He will be glad to
discuss everything about the
refueling convenience and operating
economy of the '75 Ford and Mercury
cars including the extended service
intervals that contribute to reduced
maintenance requirements and,
therefore, lower operating costs.
It can mean a lot to you.
* Source: Federal Government Department of
Industry, Trade and Commerce.
• June, 1974.
See your Ford or Mercury dealer today
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