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of our 1985 Pontiac & Buick
GM executive driven
Station Wagons have arrived!
FIVE TWO THREE
PONTIAC
6000 LE
This Canadian built car is acclaimed by all.
the motoring magazines as one of the
best cars in North America. Every one of
these is equipped with air conditioning
power windows, power door. locks, V6
engine, stereo radio, optional wheels,
cruise control, tilt wheel, etc. 3 have
woodgrain, 2 have 6 way power seats. All
are 8 passenger..
PONTIAC
PARISIENNE
FULL SIZE
305 V8 engines, air conditioning 8
passenger seating, full power equipm nt
including .6 way power. seat, blue or
green finish with woodgrain panelling.
BUICK CENTURY
LIMITED
They are all equipped with woodgrain
trim, powOr windows, power door locks,
. stereo radio, air. conditioning,optional.
wheels, cruise control, tilt wheel, in-
dividual seats, 6 cylinder engine, etc. All
are 8 passenger.
*The above all have between 4000 and 7000 Kilometres on them
and are priced between 96,700. and 97,500.
- MORE GM FACTORY EXECUTIVE 1985 MODELS.......
'85 BUICK RIVIERA
Medium metallic blue, loaded with
TS-aeri�l-No:408C92-.
$23,500.
'85 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX
Brougham. Beautiful medium brown,
loaded with equi l ii i. Seriiillto7205946`
$17,000.
'85 GMC S -JIMMY
Two wheel drive, V6, air conditioning,
-dark blue-. Serkit-Noo- 509; 9}
$15,900.
SPECIAL DEAL
k 2 k
'85 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME
BROUGHAM
ONLY 800 KM.
Two door. Purchaser changed his mind and dealt It in
on a Cadillac. Driven lust 800 Kilometres. An all
white beautywith air conditioning, tilt wheel,
cruise control, stereo radio, rally wheels, 305 V8,
etc. Serial No. 321408 {�
PRICED AT JUST $15, 500.
SPECIAL
CHOOSE FROM TWO
-1984 CHEVROLET CAVALIERS
Four door models. Equipped with air conditioning,
power steering, power brakes, automatic, stereo
radio. Brown, serial no. 220571 has just 26,000
Kilometres. Blue, serial no. 222563 has just 23,000
Kilometres.
YOUR CHOICE $8500.
STILL UNDER GM POWER
TRAIN WARRANTY
SEE CRAB, MARTYN, ALor KEN
PONTIAC BUICK
CADILLAC
GMC TRUCKS
37 HAMILTON STREET
GODERICH 524-8391
Polls open at 9 a.m.
and close at 8 p.m.
On May 2nd, Ontario's 33rd general elec-
tion day, voting at the polls will begin at 9:00
a.m. and will be completed at 8:00 P.m.
Approximately six million residents
within Ontario's electoral districts are eligi-
ble to vote in this election.
Qualified electors residing in urban areas
must have their names on the list of electors
in order to cast a ballot. Rural electors, not
on the list, may vote only if another
qualified elector on the list in the same poll-
ing division identifies and vouches for him
or her on election day.
Those individuals assigned to vote for
another qualified voter by proxy must pre-
sent a certificate, issued by the Returning
Officer, at the poll where the person appoin-
ting the proxy is on the polling list. The
deadline date for issuing certificates is 7:00
p.m. May 1st, the day before polling day.
Ontario general election ballots are black,
with the candidates names on the left and
circles, to the right of each, in white. Can-
didates are numbered and listed
alphabetically by surname.
• Electors will receive a folded ballet front
the Deputy Returning Officer. In private,
the elector indicates his or her preference,
refolds the ballot, and returns it to the Depu-
ty Returning Officer who will deposit the
ballot in the sealed ballot box.
Each ballot must be marked in only one
circle, the voter's preference, with a cross
or other mark. Any ballot having a mark in
more than one circle is considered to be
spoiled and will be rejected. Also, any ballot
containing an identification mark will be re-
jected.
Persons on the polling lists for this elec-
tion must be 18 years of age on election day,
a Canadian citizen or British subject at the
time of voting, and must have been a resi-
dent of Ontario for at least 12 months prior
to election day.
EWBORN NEWS
MAIZE
Randy and Patti thank God for the safe ar-
rival of their first child, a daughter, Jeni
Elizabeth, born Sunday, April 21, 1985,
weighing 6 lbs. 9 ozs. at Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital. Proud grandparents
are William and Betty Helesic, Goderich,
John and Mary Maize, Dungannon; and
very proudgreat-grandparents Emerson
and Phyllis Rodger of Auburn - a first great-
grandchild; also great grandmother Mary
Helesic of Maitland Manor, Goderich.
REMTULL4.
lrfaan is happy to announce tete arrival of
his baby sister, Saira Begum, at Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital on Wednes-
day, April 17, 1985. Saira weighed 6 lbs. 131/2
ozs. Happy parents are Salim and Leila.
Proud grandparents are Mohammedali and
Sakar Remtulla and Gulbanoo Jinnam, all
of Toronto.
FISHER
David and Barb Fisher are pleased to an-
nounce the safe arrival of their second child,
a girl, Amanda Louise, born on April 4, 1985,
weighing 7 lbs. 3 ozs. A little sister for
Adam. Second grandchild for Ken and
Sharon Jones of St. _Thomas, and ninth
grandchild for Herman and Aisla Fisher of
Benmiller. Special thanks to Dr. Walker,
Dr. Neal, Mrs. Debbie Livesey and the "
nurses of second west for their excellent
care.
GREG-WALLACE
Mary and Jim are delighted to announce the
birth of their daughter, Brittany Veroniea,
born April 9th, 1985 weighing 9 pounds. First
grandchild for George and Vera Gregg and
fourth grandchild for Dorothy Wallace.
KUIPERS
John and Cory thank God for the safe ar-
cousin
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Bluewater Coffee Shop
355 BA.YFIELD ROAD
GODERICH 524-4331
rival of another daughter, Jody Christine,
on Wednesday April 10, 1985, weighing 7 lbs.
1 oz. Jody is a precious sister for Charleen
and Pamela. She is the fourth grand-
daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kuipers,
Goderich and the 22nd grandchild for Mr.
and Mrs. Wobbe Bylsma, Blyth.
LAWLINE
David and Paula Lassaline are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of Rebecca Dawn,
April 14, 1985, weight 7 pounds 121/2 ounces
born at Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, Alber-
ta. A sister for Matthew. Proud grand-
parents are Mailcel and Rose Marie
Lassaline of St. Paul Alberta and Albert and
Jean McGuire of Goderich.
CRAIG
Brian and Margaret (Howson) are happy'to
announce the. arrival of their son David An-
drew born Wednesday, April 24, 1985 at Kit-
chener Waterloo Hospital. A little brother
for Michael and Danny.
OTTERBEIN
Brad and Claire are happy to announce the
final editions to their family Adam Ronald
and Devon Jacob, twin brothers for
Michael, Nathan and Meghann. Born April
20th, 1985 weighing 5 lbs. 15 ozs. and 4 lbs. 14
ozs. at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. ,
RAPSON
Tom and Rosalea are pleased to announce
the' birth of their first child Thomas Albert
Benjamin weigh ing 9 lbs. one oz. at Strat-
ford
General Hospital on April 20, 1985. Pro-
ud grandparents are Don and Shirley
Hackett of Lucknow and Harry and Annie .
Rapson o>i Seafor'th:" ' " ' " ' i
SULLY
Mark and Nicky are very happy to announce
the arrival of their son, Maximilian
Bethune. Max was born on April 20th, 1985, a
brother for Justin, David, ( D.J.) and Katie.
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