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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-08-14, Page 16 !' 1011.0006P, Petaa.tet* Selected 1975 MAVERICK 2-door 6 cylinder automatic, power steering, radio. radial tires, licence HDF714 1975 HORNET HATCHBACK 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio,. Licence JLF078 1975 PLYMOUTH GRANDE FURY, custom 2 door hardtop, V-8, engine, automatic transmis- sion, power steering, power brakes, radio, fac- tory air conditioning, tinted glass, radial tires. Licence JBZ546 1973 FORD RANCHERO GT V-8 automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, mag wheels and 570 tires. Licence C15227 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT custom 4-door hardtop, V-8 engine, auto trans. , power steer- ing, power brakes, custom radio, factory air con- ditioning, rear seat heater, power trunk lid release, vinyl roof. Licence JHZ269 '4095 '4095 '4795 '3595 '3895 S AIrCoelsisiracctor , SPEC I A L$ lli iiiiiiiii !If iiiiiiii IHI,lllll liffri11111111111,1111111111111111,1011111111111.6111101111111,011011111/1 ttttttt tit. One Week Only.4. $299" Diihwasher Washers & Dryers 3 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Matching Pairs .$5 95 From Only tttt , ttt 14 tt i t OifitItli t i tttttttt Hurry . Only A F`w FREEZERS Left In Stock We Accept Trade-Irks w G s Warehouse furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New and Used) Sales & Service Antiques & Things MAIN ST, 235.15)64 EXETER 30" Electric Range HARVEST GOLD KRL34H 13' Cubic Foot Frost Free Refrigerator HARVEST, OLD KNS413RH Buy This Special Color Pair For Only $695 oo A preliminary prospectus relating to these securities has been filed with or delivered to, the securities commissions or administra tors in all provinces and territories of Canada but has not yet become final. This advertisement has been placed to provide the Canadian public with the opportunity to obtain copies of the preliminary prospectus so as to be able to evaluate these securities for investment purposes. This advertisement does not constitute an offer to sell these securities. The offering will be made by the final prospectus only and there will not be any acceptance of an offer to buy these securities in any province or territory of Canada prior to the time a receipt for the final prospectus or other authorization is obtained from the securities commission or administrator in such province or territory. AVailable .tb Canadian Citizens or Residents of Canada Only Proposed offering of Shares 7% convertible, redeemable, class B preferred shares (of the par value of $100 per share) featuring... • Quarterly Dividends, Fixed cumulative preferential cash dividends at the rate of 7% per annum. • Convertible into Common. Each Class Preferred Share will be convertible into 10 Common Shares of CDC. • Two Bonus Common Shares, Each Class Share carries the right to receive two Bonus Common Shares,tobedelivered in 1980and 1985. • Redeemable at Holder's Option. Class Preferred Shares will be redeemable at the holder's option between October 2, 1985 and October 1, 1986 at $100 plus accrued dividends. • Instalment Purchase Plan, Either 2, 5, 10 or 20 Shares may be purchased in instalments over an eight-month period. The down payment required is an amount equal to 20% of the sub- scription price plus the administration charge. • Voting Privilege. Each Class B Preferred Share will be entitled to 10 votes, • Priority. Class b Preferred Shares will rank junior to the outstanding Class A Preferred Shares. PRICE: $100 per share The offering will only be made through regis tered securities dealers. To receive a copy of the preliminary prospectus contact your investment dealer, or stockbroker, or mail the coupon below, , Om Noe ow mole Om win doiliparinki TO: P.O. Box 008, Station 0, Toronto, Ontario Please arrange to send me a copy of the preliminary prospectus relating to the proposed public offering of DOC Shares. (285) NAME AOOPESS Co City rile8 56 f) nnt Street Province Postal Code CSC canada development corporation to aid rec culture Poge 4A Times Advocate August 14 1975 Dashwood couple returns from trip to Western Canada anniversary or centennial celebrations and municipalities, business and industry will be encouraged to develop fitness programs. The minister said the grants are in addition to those now provided by the ministry, will hove additional funds to buy additional material, including foreign languages and hooks designed for use by blind and handicapped people, Grants up to ',ON() will be available on a matching basis for events connected with municipal Mrs.Kirk Jacober, all of Detroit; Mr. & Mrs. Niel Kock of Hamilton; Mr. & Mrs. Hank Bouwinan, and family Limehouse; Mr. & Mrs. Alan Chrysler and family, Goderich; Debbie Riddell and Ron Dougall Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Albert Miller, Lisa have returned from 4 week holiday. They enjoyed a day at Marine Land, then travelled into New York State and up into Quebec, returning along the St, Lawrence Seaway and the Thousand Islands. Miss Joy Webb, London, is spending this week with Lisa Miller. Eleanor Salmon and Vickie Miller are attending a Summer session of Figure Skating for two weeks at the new arena at the University of Western Ontario, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Patterson and Sarah, Grand Bend were Monday evening callers with Mr. & Mrs, Irvin Rader, TAKES SALUTE — Navy Cadets march past the reviewing stand at Grand Bend Saturday during the annual Cadet Day. Seen taking the salute is Col. J. Knox C.D., Commanding Officer of Camp Ipperwash. T-A photo Winchelsea couple at fiddlers contest By MRS. SANFORD HUTTON Mr. & Mrs. Gary Simpson attended the Fiddlers Contest at Shelburne over the weekend. The farm duties were taken on by Mr. & Mrs. Ken Simpson, London. mr. es; ivirs. Larry Lynn, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Moore, Exeter at- tended a tractor pull near Sebringville, Sunday, Master ThomasCreery,Toronto, is spending a few days with his grandparents Mr, & Mrs. Theron Creery and Earl. Mr. & Mrs. Mel King, Exeter visited Monday evening with Mr, & Mrs. Ron Fletcher and family, Mrs. Drynan and family of Hamilton and Mrs. Vigeant and family of London visited with Mr, & Mrs. Theron Creery on Sunday, By MRS. IRVIN RADER DrASHWOOD Mr. St Mrs, Earl R. Guenther havereturnecihornefrom a motor trip in-the West, going as far as the ice fields of Jasper and also Visiting many firneds and relatives. On the return trip, they attended the wedding of Leeland Guenther's, granddaughter, Patricia Guenther, Moosejaw, Sask. On the return trip, two sisters of Mr. Guenther, Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer, Mitchell, and Mrs. Grace Ankenman, Waterloo, who had flown out for the wedding, accompanied them home, The Earthworms Dashwood 4-H homemaking club 2 held their fifth meeting August 4 at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Doug Shephard, Grand Bend. A dip in the lake preceded the meeting, Progress of the gardens, exhibiting vegetables of quality, and plans for Achievement Day were discussed, The girls brought vegetables and these were evaluated. A delicious punch and iced doughnuts were enjoyed after the meeting. 4 Dobbs .Motors Ltd. Phone 235-1800 Evenings 235-1130 Wedding Anniversary To celebrate the approaching wedding annniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Miller, the following guests gathered ar their home Sunday, August 10. Mrs. Nora Koessel, Mr, & Mrs. David Chultz and family, and Mr. & Lottery A wide range of ctdtural and recreational projects eligible for funding from the first proceeds of the Wintario Lottery were an- nounced recently by Culture and Beereation Minister Robert Mr. Welch said individuals and community groups are being invited to suggest projects ranging from the purchase of band instruments to arranging historical displays. He said that approximately $9 million is being made available immediately from both Wintario and Olympic lottery proceeds for projects and activities which do not require any substantial capital investment for buildings or facilities. Mr, Welch told the annual conference of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario that the province expects at least $20 million from the Wintario Lottery this year. Draws have been held every second week since May and the net proceeds are intended for sports, fitness, culture and recreation programs and facilities. Projects eligible for assistance under the program announced include tours by artists and performing groups within Ontario and funds for musical instruments sand major sports equipment. Grants will be made only for a portion of the cost and will be considered on a "one shot" basis with no commitment for further provincial funds, Ile said municipal recreation Oepartments will be eligible for grants to buy supplies and equipment to start new arts and crafts programs and libraries Personals Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Beaver and daughters, Saginaw, Michigan were visitors at the home of Mr. & Mrs, Irvin Eckstein on Sunday, Arnold Geiger, Pigeon, Mich,, is spending a week with Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie. Mrs. Martha Miller has returned home from South Huron Hospital. Mrs. Edith Beierling attended the Beierling Allan wedding at Hensall United Church, Satur- day, and the reception at the legion hall. The groom, Wayne 8eierling, is her grandson, Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and Susan, Brampton spent the weekend with Milt Haugh. Mr. & Mrs, W.G, Nolan, Mr. & Mrs. George Penn, Karen and Frank, and Mr. & Mrs. Joe Yanka, Paul, and John all of California; Sgt. and Mrs. 1,0, Pedersen, George and Karen, Petawawa; Mr, & Mrs. Joe Manuel, John and Larry; and Mrs. Pete Pedersen, Florida, vacationed with Mr. & Mrs. Oluf Pedersen and Mr. & Mrs, Bud Durdin. Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Miller and By MRS, HUGH MORENZ Mr. & Mrs. Tom Russell, spent some holidays last week at the Russell Sr. cottage, Westdelb near Eiayfield. Visitors last week with Mr. & Mrs. Don Adams and boys were Mr. & Mrs. Roy Henderson, Sandra and Janice of Somers, Connecticut. Patty Russell of LaSalle is holidaying this week with her cousin, Kathy Russell. Mr. & Mrs. Doug Russell at- tended the wedding Saturday of Jenny Rutten, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Adrian Rutten to John Vermeiren son of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Vermeiren, all of Forest. The wedding was solemnized at St. Christopher church, Forest, with a reception following at the Taxandria Hall. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Goodman, of Detroit and Exeter visited Thursday with their cousins, Mr, & Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Mrs, Morenz visited recently with her brother Bill Coleman of Kippen, her cousins Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth and Mrs. Laura Ingram, and her aunt, Mrs. Ida Jackson, all of Hensall. Check The Savings On These Late Model Cars Guests at Whalen By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS Mr. & Mrs, Tom Barr, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hern and Gordon were Sunday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Herm Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Scott, Tannis, Mark and Tecia Hodgins, London, were ,Sunday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. John 'Scott;" . Margery Morley attended the k Marshall-Wallis wedding Saturday in Granton. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson spent a couple of days visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Ferguson, West Lorne, and other friends in the area. Mr. & Mrs. Alton Wallis were guests Saturday at the Marshall- Wallis wedding in Granton. Patsy Wallis is their niece. Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins were guests at the Blackwell- Grose wedding Saturday in Lucan United Church. Woodham family holiday at Capreol By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mrs. Jean Perry and Mr. John Perry of Toronto and Mrs. Annie Hemphill of St. Marys called on Dr. & Mrs. George Morphy on Saturday. Miss Jean Copeland visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Michael DuChene of New Hamburg. Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler visited Sunday evening last with Mr, & Mrs. William Stephen of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Insley spent the holiday weekend with Mr. & Mrs. W.C. Insley of Nairn Centre. Mrs. Dave Davis and Alison of St. Marys, Mrs. Harold Little and P,J. of Welborn, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Bilyea, Lorie and Jeffrey of St. Marys and Mr. Don Bilyea of London visited during the week with Miss Jean Copeland. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet have returned home after spending several days holidaying at Capreol. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to the Rinn family in their sad bereavement. RECEIVES TROPHY — The Grand Bend Village Trophy, symbolic of the best unit to take part in the annual Grand Bend Cadet Day, is presented to the Camp Ipperwash Army Cadets by Grand Bend reeve Robert Sharen. The Cadet Day attracted a huge crowd to. the village on Saturday. T-A photo `4495 '4495 $3495 $2595 `2895 $4695 1975 FORD GRANADA SEDAN, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, only 13,000 miles. Licht green with matching in- terior. Licence JXC307 1975 FORD GRAN TORINO 2-door hardtop, V- 8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, radial ply tires, red with black interior, low mileage. Licence JXC306 1'974 MUSTANG II 6 cylinder automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, Licence JXB905 1974 ASTRA COUPE, automatic, low mileage. Licence HMB004 1974 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE, one owner, low mileage. Licence DFX866 1974 VOLKSWAGEN 412 stationwagon, radio, one owner, only 16,000 miles. Licence JFN554 Don Taylor Motors Steer This Way -Your Volkswagen Dealer Exeter Phone 235-1100 By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Miss Penny Hodgins Lucan is visiting her friend Marylou Tindall, Miss Nancy Kerby, Traverse City, Michigan is visiting her cousins, Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Davis and family. Mr, & Mrs. Bob Tindall and family enjoyed a plane ride Sunday evening. They circled over their farm with Mr. Harry Dougall in his private plane. & Mrs. George Carroll, Detroit are visiting their brother and sister-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis spent the weekend at Oshawa, Ontario. BY LARRY SNIDER UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Summer School and Extension Department EXTENSION COURSES Check the hose on your coolant system. Is it dry or cracked? Save money by hav- ing it changed NOW, instead of on the road under emergen- cy conditions. You may 'even be able to save the coolant. FOR Slow down, Survey of more than 200 passenger car fleets points to real savings in fuel and accident rates, since the 55-mile-per-hour speed limit went info effect in. the United States. CLINTON AND AREA 1975-76 CLINTON Manufacturers are talking about an automatic transmis- sion so improved that it will be as efficient (in terms of fuel economy) as a manual transmission, CLASSES TO BE HELD IN Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton Sunglasses should NOT be worn for night driving but, say experts, wearing them during the day will protect your eyes and make them mare adup, table at night. Mon. Mon, Tues. Toes, Wed. Wed, Philosophy 020 Introduction to Philosophy Politics 136 Local Government History 020 Modern Europe, 1715 to the Present History 135 England since 1688 English 024 forms of Fiction Sociology 139 The family English 134 Fantasy, Science Fiction and ether Forms of Romance Psychology 100 The Human Animal 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7;00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Sept. 15 Sept. 1,5 Sept, 16 Sept, 16 Sept, 17 Sept, 17 Thurs. Sept, 18 7:00 p,m. urs, eat. 18 7:00 p.m.. Modern marvels the first car that offered key starting was the 1949 Chrysler. it your ignition system needs a checkup or repair, you con depend ontho- exports 01 tarry Sniders. Our mechanics KNOW what they're doing. Lorry Snider NEW APPLICANTS: Apply for Admission AT ONCE submitting documents to the Admissions Office, University of •Western Ontario by September 3, 1975. Course selection takes place after ad-mission to the University. 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