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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, December 16, 1994 â€" 2 1976 MARK IV 2â€"dr., excellent condition. Must be seen. Fully equipped and certified. $3,0995 Stk. #P6933B GST Included 3 1991 ESCORT LX WAGON Auto., air conditioned, power steering brakes, dual power mirrors. Stk. #P7022 aGSsT Included 1994 TOPAZ 4â€"cylinder auto., air conditioned, cast aluminum wheels, tuâ€"tone, luggage rack. 412,990 $ Slk #P6948 I ncluded 1993 RANGER SUPERCAB Low kms. 1 owner, 4X2, power windows and locks. 4.0L V6, auto., air conditioned. $ Stk. #A24443 16,790 :s Included 1994 MERCURY SABLE GS 3.8L V6, auto., air conditioned, cast aluminum wheels, power group, antiâ€"lock brakes. ©418,490 Stk. #P6941 GST Included 1991 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Cartier edition. }(eylws entry, power moonroof, etc. ‘20 Stk.#P6956 GST Included enten 570 Trafalgar Road Oakville At the a.E.W. 1991 FORD TEMPO 4â€"cylinder, auto, air conditioned, power stecring brakes, dual power mirrors, low kms: ©6,990 Stk #4C192A aGST Included 1989 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Signature Series. Leather cast aluminum wheels, fully equipped with Lincoln‘s well known luxury features. 12,910 * Included 1993 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 3.8L V6, air conditioned, power windows and locks, power seat, keyless entry, decour group. 416, Stk. #P7858 GST Included 1992 MERCURY GRANDMARQUISLS 4.6L V8, power cony. group, keyless entry, very luxurious. 416,810 s Slk #P’]( 052 I ncluded 1994 FORD PROBE 4â€"cylinder auto., air conditioned, power windows and locks, remote hatch release and entry. ©19,410 Stk. #P779() EXECUTIVE 1994 FORD AFROSTAR AWD EXT. Eddic Bauer model. Hi cap., air conditioned, cruise, tilt stecring, power group, 4.0L V6, auto., 17,500 kms. 6.9% financing or $1,500 cash back. 5 gpe937 gm i3 LINCQLN MERCURY 8443273 RIDE keychain‘s push sober driving message _ By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff While drunk drivers can count on the full weight of the law, responsible motorists can expect an extra little Christmas gift this year. On Wednesday, representatives from the Hamilton Automobile Club (HAC) presented Halton Regional Police chief Peter Campbell with 8,500 keychains which will be handed out during the holiday season at R.LD.E. (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) checkpoints. Bright red and bearing the slogan "Be the Life of the party â€" Thank you for not Drinking and Driving," the keyâ€" chains include a pocket in which drivers can keep a looney â€" more than enough to make a phone call if they‘ve had more than enough to drink. "Now you have one less excuse to drink and drive," said HAC public relations spokesman Jodie Murdock. "This is just another way of showing our commitment to stopping drinking and driving." In presenting the keychains, HAC director Michael Torsney explained this joint initiative is a natural extension of the mandate of both the police and his organization. "We are aware that one of the greatest concerns the Halton Regional Police Service and the Hamilton Automobile Club share is safe driving, especially at this time of year," he said. Torsney went on to say that during the last two decades as other issues have come and gone drinking and dnvmg campaigns have only grown. While statistics reveal a posiâ€" tive shift in behavior, he added, improvement is slow. Worse, the actual number of auto collisions in which alcoâ€" hol was involved has increased. What better reason, then, to reward conscientious drivers. "The beauty of these keychains is that they hold a dollar coin," said Torsney. "It gives people the motivation to take the coin out and call a cab or call a friend." In accepting the gifts, Chief Campbell said police share HAC‘s concern over preventable accidents, injuries and worse. While the number of people who perish on highâ€" ways is falling, said Campbell, still too many die. He said annually about 2,000 people die in air crashes worldwide. Half a million die in auto accidents, however, without nearâ€" ly the same amount concern shown. Earlier this month, HAC president Richard Congdon presented key chains to senior OPP officers at the district headquarters in Burlington. OPP officers at R.LD.E. checkâ€" points will also be handing out Variety Club coupon books. Murdock explained that the keychains had their origin in last year‘s ice scraper campaign. That was so well received, she said, that HAC decided to launch an even bigâ€" ger promotion. The result is 30,000 keychains being disâ€" tributed this winter to police in Halton, Hamilton, Haldimand and Brant County. "You don‘t mind rewarding people for doing something right," said Murdock. G REâ€"A T _ _H O LIDAY S AVING 8 BomBAy‘s MorE THAN A FurnttuUrE StoRrE! ComE In Anp Discover UnitouE GiFts LiKE THEsE ExcLUusIvE Woop BoxEs IN A MAHKOGANY EinisH. 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