HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-04-17, Page 4LEES USED FURNITURE, 13u3
land sell, Phone 185. 17:241)
GI'RL'S MAIM check spring .eeal
and hat set, size Ox, for sale
Also guitar and autoharp in goot
condition, Phone 436M, 101:
MEAT FOR SALE-Good beet
• by the quarter, Killed under
' • °
license from Dept. of Health
Yearling heifers. Top quality.
Lowest prices. Raynard Ackert,
Ripley, phone 24r30, 17rrb
USED VACUUM Cleaners that; ..;
Filter" Queen's, for sale, $10.00,'
and up. Filter Queen Service
Blyth, Ontario. 10;
RED •x SUSSEX PULLETS for
sale., Ranging from one week to
12 weeks old, Also 1000 bales of
mixed good hay, Apply to Jas
R. Coultas, phone 743w2, 17*
16-DISC CASE POWER DRILL
for sale. On rubber, No. 55 Mas
have been traded , in on ,new
SERVICEABLE age hogs for insured for all risk eoverage? sale, By qualified sire and
darn: Both sire darn hatf'd For information phone 293, Stew-
. top feed conversion and are art A., Scott, Wingham. 2rrb
XS YOUR TELEVISION properly
BOOK NOW for your vacation!
Well-furnished cottage at Kin-
tail, 30 minutes from Wingham,
Large lake frontage; quiet beach,
wonderful for children. Hydro,
oil-heated. .Sleeps. 8 comfortab-
ly. No bedding or linen supplied.
Apply Box 26, Advance-Times.
3:10:17:241)
WANTED
HOUSE WANTED with barn and
some land. Around Wingham.
Apply to Box 29, 'Advance-
Times. 17*
OLD 'HORSE wanted for light
work. Will be given good
home. Phone 656j17. 17b
'USED OIL space heater wanted.
' Either small or medium. Also a
baby's play pen. Phone 445,
171)
WOMAN'-wants work in, store,
or a's domestic. Apply to Box
34, Advance-Times, , 1.7*
CARD OF THANKS
Scotty and Mrs, Ross wish to
thank all the doctors, Mrs. Mor,
rey and staff for all their kind-
ness while he was in the hospital.
Also to all the neighbors and
friends for their many kind
thoughts and get-well cards. 17*
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick
up on larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small ani-
mals. Phone Collect Wingham
378, Palmerston 123W or Dur=
ham 398. Gordon Young. Limited.
6rrb
AUCTION SALE.
AUCTION , SALE
of
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Will 13e held at the borne of
, CLARENCE J. Mk
Pour miles north of AUBURN on
Division Line.
On
SATURDAY, APRIL 20
Frigidaire, Electric Stove, 'Coal
and Wood Stove, Sewing Machine,
Washing Machine, Kitchen Furni-
ture,' bjning,vooin Furniture, Liv-
ing Room Fureiture, Organ, Bed-
room Furniture, Spring MattreaS
es, Quilts; Ftegs, Dianketa, Mats,
Feather Tieks, FilloW,S, Sheets,
Pilldve Cases, Tablecloths, Linens,
Cooking Utensils, Dishes, plain and
fancy, Dish and Hand ToWels,
Fruit Scalers, empty and -full, Lin-
oleum, 'Vacuum Cleaners,
ware, Baby Buggy, Garden TOols,
• TERIVW - CASH,
CLARENCE' COX, Prop.
1)0NALI) BLUR, AlittiMiter
10:17*
"
iiii.44101,04.^!Jyte,
$6'!"67 4116
eraliSACH Mak?*
SAL ES a 5E/PV/CE CE
1:%;frel 0 f.
2
ELLIOTT REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Blyth, Ontario -- Phone 104
GORDON ELLIOTT, BROKER
'Ballagh,
,
Fleming' S. Salesman, Victor Kennedy,' Salesman,
Res. Phone, 586J, Wingham, Rea,' Phone, 78, Blyth
• Large Farni Listing; 0We/hags & Business Property
.Listings and.Inquiriei Invited. •
"Wirr, 'SPECIALIZE IN GIVING SERVICE',
.14111111'1110O1i11101/11111‘1111111/11111110111i ii !!! iiiiii ll 11 iii ite 1,1 I llllll lllllllll 1141i ti llllllllllllllllll 41 I lllllll DOI
BUSINESS.. and
PROFESSIONAL.,
DIRECTORY
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINGTON
Barristers, Solicitors, Ete.
Wingham, Phone a
J. II 'CRAWFORD. Q.C.
R. S. 11E'111ERINGTON,
A. H. McTAVISH
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
Ind NOTARY minim
iirlESWATER • ONTARIO
triePhorke Tee*Water
Wreattet.6-tvery OredlieOda,y
iitterietiono p.m.,or alitiointroont
Frederick F, Homuth
Phrn.B., R0,
Okra to Nomad); RA
Mrs. Viola Wilms& ILO,
ot.roistondsts
PHONE' 1.18
Hirriston, Ontario
J. W BUSIIFIE1D
Q.C.
ifhirriater,, solicitor, NotarYi EttN
Money to toast)
Office--Meyer' Block; Wirigitinkt
. , .
'WELLINGTON FIRE
linintaiee company
gat; iso
An nit Cagadian Company *hie&
Has faithfully OierVed its ono'
homilies tor over a eentary.
Mead of tlee Toronto
11. attend:Mel ;insurance Ate**
Whigiteinit
AMIttltAt4ICIti
AtfttltJANCI4k Wittg-
tem.
'couttootia getlitce,
Day. 324 X.Itht.I1,1; or 0114
4
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
LET US QUOTE , YOU ON OUR '
DIVIDEND:PAYING POLICIES
TERMS - 6 MONTHS or, 12' 'MONTHS'
Special' Low Rates for Farmers' Cars & Trucks.:
H. C. MacLean •
Phone 115 Wingham
' rib
140 ACRES
Brick house, L-shaped barn , with Silo, large
implement shed, hydro and water throughout
all buildings. 35 acres ploughed, 30' acres in hay,
the rest in pasture and bush. Centrally located
farm near school and village. . .
All inquiries should be addressed to:
Mrs. Fern Kennedy', R.R. Londesboro,
.Ontario,,, Phone Blyth 28313
This advertisement published free by - d';
The Allied Farm Services of Canada
London, Ontario ,
ave Illioney .
BY
PREPAYING
k _..i••••,.„,21,0 ,•,..,,.
E .‘""'.
'3
E )
1,..WiNdmA 3 t.tp ,
•
. 3'
1011k
so it
* Z
INC RtVATE( .,,,„ - i 019 . ..-
I, To*int of Winghani,
947 Taxes
'2 , • lral)CP Org, , may ITIK1.46 payments on accotint
of 057 take§ tip to 80 Der cent of 1956 takes',
Interest at. the rate Of Vont per cent, per
annam will be allowed, on skit prepayments.
'
Prp'payilittits of taxea elitist ' he mace at the
Town 'T.rea8ttrer's Office, Town ball
CALBRAITH, Ttoasuet,..
„ Town of*Winghtml.
.tetionitilietiiiiininifitehireeiretetireernotionireitelyereerittenreithenteariethi
a.
4
AO" EffPr A re4,1401, MIVI4nC044fielif we 44044:110, Apiit it 1951
•.•
Fon SALE FOR SALE, OR RENT Be COMING EVENTS
CARD OF TIIANKS ,
I would like to express my sin; • The Wife and family Of the late WMS ANItliA MEET per,e thanks to all my .friends and . William McLean -WiSii to thank - . - '
neighbours for their visits and their ' man)" friends neighbors
Patient in Witigham, General.
Hospital, Special thanks to pr.,
cards sent to me while I was a
.
kindness durfili;
for
their recent .AT 'HARDY HOME., and relatives their acts Of
reavement, Also for tho Many '
phone 53r12, Brussels, 1Orrb," of Wingham, immediate posses-
,/[ sion. Apply to. Norm Higgins,27b
1947 FORD CAR for sale; also!? phone 32r9 Brussels ,
shotgun; .22 automatic; Wirt -41. THREE ROOMS mid bath ' for Chester, Two hound pups at T
64, rent. Hot -water, cupbotirds. no charge.' Phone 15r20, Wrox .,,-. Heavy duty Wiring, private en- eter. . '''''I. trance, Phone 329. 17:24h
1
tractor. Will take livestock on : h eavy duty wiring, water, ad-
rade. Apply to Mel Jermyn, jacent to highway 3 miles south
FOR RENT
WE ROOM APARTMENT over
Dominion Store for rent, bath-
room, hot and cold, water, heavy
duty wiring, easily heated ait-
conditioned. Phone 4136, 20rrh
100 ACRE GRASS FARM. for,
rent. Spring creek running)'
through it. Apply to George I
'Fisher, Whitechurch Phone /
747W11.
FLOOR SANDING-Now is the
time to have your floor sanded
and refinished for only 5 to 10c
per sce ft. depending on the
floor. We use "Saniseal". For
free estimates call H. Temple-
'man, Carrie, Phone Wroxeter
23r1. 10:17:24:1b
tier. 1.3 17*
:photity the Waterkte Cattle
Ofccdthg. ASSociation ntt aliuton
24411 or Mildulay 1990,2 be-
, tWeen 1;g0! and 906 s,iu We
hate' All, breeds top
'linv cost," 28trti
`'''"MAVS TWO-PANT SUIT for
sale. Size 36, Navy blue gabar-
dine, Good as new. Phone 644w1
Wingham, 1,74.
FOR1VfAL for sale. Orchid nylon,
ankle length. Size 14, worn only,
once, Phone 641J. 17bN
V I QUANTITY OF GARY OATS for
Sale. Registered and commer-,Ni
cial. Apply to Fred Doubledee,"1
Wroxeter, phone 7r12 Wrox-s.•:;
eter. 11"
SEED• for sale, Certified Ranger'
Alfalfa, $28,00 bus.; Bruce
County Grimm. Alfalfa, $29.00
bus.; Bruce County Red Clover
$29.00 hue.; Timothy $9,60 'bus.;
White or Yellow Sweet Clover'
p.m bus. All No, 1 Grade, Also"
Alsike, Ladino, and White
Dutch Clovets, Orchard, Brome
and' Meadow Fescue grasses
, for permanent pasture mixtur-',
es at reaannable prices. Regis-
,..tered Gary Oats $1.85 bus.; reg.
Brant Barley $3.75 bus.; Corn- •
mercial No. l Gary. Oats 1.55,
bus.; Commercial.No. 1 Drant
. Barley $2.95 bus. Also other.
Varieties. Roy Cramm & Son,
Pinkerton, Phone Cargill 68W3,
17rrb
V17134STOCK FOR SALE ,
YORKSHIRE SOW for sale, Due
"April 8.• Purebred Shorthorn
bull, 14 months old, Dark roan.
From unit sire. Apply to Earl.
• Toner, FordWich, 17*
ROAR DURHAM DULL for' sale,
One year.old, Apply to Wm.
BtYdges, phone 618W2,
barn. 17b
BAY CLYDE MARE for sale. 10
'e years old. Apply to Stewart
Mnsgrove, phone 10r46,, Wrox-
Is e s
Make room for spring litter,
Apply to Ilerh Waeehter, 3rl
smith of Milchney on No;
• 6 IlighWay, Phone 31r3, Mild-
a 171)
REAL ESTAllt
EXteft IDEALLY LOCATED for
idle oh Carling Terrace in Wing-
ham, Price: test Offer, Apply
Phone i'96, Wingham, 3rrb
.' • „
IWO -STOREY ktOtist for sale.
SIX tooing, centrally located,
heated, hardWood fldOrg,
lijOdern t-Piede bath, built-hi
OliPbotirdit. Good garden, rot
thigh articul t§ ty to1jox
it'. Advance-vitt:09,
MAN WANTED for Ftawleigh
business, Sell to 1,500 families.
Good, profits for hustlers, Write
today. Rawleigh's Dept. D-453-S.
Montreal, Que. 171) ,
START !A permanent year-round
0 business', You begin earning
good money the first day,
Strictly your own boss', Fam-
ilex's exceptional quality assur-
es quick, easy sales with plenty
of •repeat orders. Your home-
town and surroundings - your
territory. All families are cus-
tomers and users of products
such as ours. Write for details.
Familex Dept. 55' Station C,
Montreal. 17*
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Burden's Service Ceritre four-
acre corner lot, 1 mile-from Wing-
ham pa No. 4 highway, for sale.
Price, $16,900 plus stock, Terms,
Groceteria, lunch room and private
garage under same root. Two, ca-
bins, lots Of space for motel,.swim-
ming pool, etc. Modern cottage, 8
rooms and hall, hot and, cold we:-
ter, 4-piece bath, shower, etc. Pro-.
perty has hardwood floors, tile; ar
baritetens, insulated throughout.
Regent gas and oil, business good
year round. Tanks are under-
ground. Space to. park 20•••cars.
Outside cement steps; sidewalk
with crushed stone around proper-
ty, Color; white With pear green'
trim, The seller has other inter-
ests. • 1017*
„ _ VV, Craprerd, vas- m•orrey
.and her nursing staff: -Mrs,
•
Fta-
bort Brown.
CARD OF THANKS *
wish to express my sincere
thanks and 'appreciation to all
thosc\ who sent flowers, cards and
letters and to those who helped, •
in any way.-Harry F. McGee.
17'',
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere .
appreciation to all my 'friends
and relatives for their kindneks
shown to me at the time of my
bereavement' in the, death of my
friend, Jack McKinnon. Also to
those who sent so many lovely
• ear'ds.-Velma Redman, 17*
TENDERS
, TOWNSHIP 'OF EAST • '
WAWANOSH
Tenders will be received by' the',
undersigned up until, one o'clock
D.'S.T., May 7th, 1957, for the %con,--,i.
struction of. the Rintoul MuniCipal
Drain •in the Township of East`
and' West Wawanosh. - •
There' is 1640 lineal • feet of tile‘
drain, three, catch basins arid 6330
cu, yds, of open drairi. Thi ToW11,-,
ship` of East Wawanosh will siinPlY
the tile •and, pipe. Plans, profile
and specifications, may be seen at
the Clerk's Office, R.R.. 1,
grave. A certified cheque of' tenl,
per cent of the contract price must.
accompany each tender.
Lowest or any 'tender not neees,
sadly accepted.. •
R. H. THOIVfPSON,, Clerk.
111:171?
NOTICE TO,CREDTTORS AND
OTHERS
IN THE ,ESTATE OF WILLIAM
HENRY HAYES, (also knoWn as
WILL/AM HENRY' HAYS), late of
the Town of Wingham, in the
County ,of Huron, (formerly of the
Village of -Wroxeter, ..in the said
County), Retired Machinist, de-
ceased,
• All persona having claims against
the above-mentioned decdased, who
died on or about the 6th day of
December, 1956, are required to
forward particulars of their claims
to, the undersigned solicitors on
or before the 27th day of April,
1.657, after which date the assets of
the said' deceased will he distribut-
ed, haVing 'regard only to those
Claims of vAtich notice has been'
received, .
GLEN EVERETT HAYES, Ex,
ecutor of the'Estate of William
Henry Hayes, deceased.
by his solicitors herein
GORDON AND LILLXCO, 3954
George Street, Peterborough, Ont-
ario. 10 :17 :24b
TWO-STOREY 'HOUSE for 'eel:
et, teat, Frame, On corner
Alfred and •••Shuter Street •
Suitable for two families. Pos.
session immediately, Apply t
Box 31, Advance-Times,
• 17.24*
BRICK COTTAGE' for ,sale or
rent, 3 bedrooinS, built-in cup-
beards. Barn and one acre of
• land in the village of Bluevale
For further particulars contact
Mrs. Florence Smith, phone 28x•
Brussels, 17*
'4'0U'VE TRIED .r.rfx.F.1 REST; now
.try the best for spareribs and
Sanritraut on Wednesday;oFriday
and Saturday evenings, Com-
mercial Hotel, Formosa. .Cd12/57
SALESMAN WANTED
CAMERON'S BILLIARDS will be
open every Saturday night till
12 p.m. for the Convenience of
rural customers. Complete line
of men's and boys' jeans, shirts
and overalls, socks extra, Guns
bought, sold and repaired. Am-
munition of 'all types. Electric
shavers, lighters and watches
repaired Open every Saturday
night till n p.m. 17rrb
SINGLE well-furnished Room
wanted with adult family by
young business man, Must be
Within sheet walking distance
from TV station or hospital.
No meals, Apply giving full
particulars to Box 33, Advance-
Times. 17*
PERSONAL
. •
IF BACKACHES are slowing you
up, take RUMACAPS and help
yourself to relief from pains
arid aches. Ask your Druggist.
• 17h
:MISCELLANEOUS
WHAT ARE YOU DOING Good
Friday? Why not visit our
greenhouse? See the large se-
lection of Easter potted plants
and cut flowers at Lewis Flow-
ers, Frances Street, phone 101.
Visitors always welcdrne. 17b t.,
STEWART A. SCOTT caii now save
you 15% on your ear or truck in-
surance. Yearly or six' months
, polities are available. SpeCial
'rotes for farmers, For further
InforinatiOn phone 293, Wingham;
29rrb _ ,
• SANITARY SEWAGE disposal
Septic tantro, cesspools, cellars,
°to., pumped and cleaned, quick
service; all work guaranteed,
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
Eritaiels, iSrtb
NATtnLoo CATTLE Breeding
ASatiefation "Whert Better BallS
Are Used". "For 'artificial hi.
1949 PICK-UP for sale. Half ton,
Phone 978w. - 171
BEATTY WASHER for sale. 6
sturdy chair:. Both at bar-
gain prices. Phone 259 or ,3
Catharine Street. 17"
15 TONS of HAY for sale, Apply
to. Addison Bauman, phone
Brussels 41r6, 17:24*•
TURKEYS-Special price on 8 to
9 lbs., 53e. Other weights 55c.
R. E, Laidlaw. 17b
SANITARY TOILET for sale
With pipes. Also white enamel
sink and bedroom washstand
• Phone 27-8 Wroxeter, 17*
TWO GIRLS' COATS for sale.
Blue and, white check. All wea•
titer with hats to match, Ex•
cellent condition, size 10 and
12. Phone 196. 17b
sey-Harris tractor, 1951 Ford FEMALE HELP WANTED 8-•ROOM BRICK house for rent,
GIRLS OR WOMEN wanted as
sewing machine operators. Up
to .40, years of age. Previous
experience not necessary. Ap-
ply to Mr, Lettau, Peerless Tex-
tale Products Co., Hanover,
• 17:24b
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
an EXECUTION issued out of the
8th Division Court In the County
of Huron, hi which George Henry
Hodgkinson iS Plaintiff and Spar-
ling Yeo and ,Mrs. Spading Yeo
are Defendants, and to me directed
against the lands and tenements
of the ,said Defendants; I have
seized and taken in execution all
the right, title, interest and equity
of redemption 'of Spading Yeo and
Mrs. Spading Yea, in and to:
ALL' AND SINGULAR that cer-
tain parcel Or tract of land and
premises' situate, lying arid being
In the Town' of Wingharn! in the
County of Huron, mote particular-
ly described as follows, The wes-
terly 36' of Lot NV, 156 and the
easterly ,1.0° of Lot NuMber 57
north of Jahn Street according to
Loot arid McKay'a Survey Of 'the
Town of Winghani in the County
Of amen,
ALL of which said right, title
and equity of redemption of the
said Sperling Yeo oarid Mrs. Spar-
ling.,Yeo In the said lands and
tenements, I'shall offer for sac by
Public Auction at the TOWn of
Wingham on the iith ° day Of May,
A.D. 1957, at the hour of 3,00
0'0'6dt in the afterritron, Vaatern
baylight Time, TERMS,'-Gash.
Harold Jackson, Nagon",Hill,
Atictioricer, 'Sheriff of ,.the
County of Ilitron,
CARD OF THANKS
wish' to express my sincere
thanks to all those who sent
cards, treats and ,flowers; and to
• those who helped out in so many •
ways while I was in Winghanl,
• Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
M, Corrin, Dr, B., Corrin, Dr,
W, A. Crawford and the' nurses
and staff of Wingham Hospital-
Mrs, Gordon Wad., 17b"
101724lb E Box Holders? Names
rt;241) fienhination itiformuttou or FINANCING A CAR' Not Given Out vice from all bteeil4 of cattle, Before you buy ask about our. l it IR stoat," aga i nst our. tniss i
Low Cost. Einfinding vivo • with to •dieulgo the 'untie or tultirctisi
tomploo butiranec Coverage, !Of any adirelikleit amine ant
STgWART • SCOTT itztrivotts, rink us for this i
rhaut 293 iVitothoul Inforturitinu,
006, Ata, v ! arthimathaiimuolaautintimii
*a am Ns si.im Jim inia
LEE .S ...TAXI::
24-HOUR SERVICE
PHONE
-s• I- *v.
beautiful floral tributes' and sym-
pathy cards, Special thanks to
Rev. W. J, V. Buchanan, pall-
bearers and Moir ftmeral home,
Gerrie. 17"'
CARD OF THANKS
The family of ,the, late Harold
David wishes to express • their
appreciation for the many acts ,of
kindness shown them and for
floral tributes ,at thetithe' Of ,their
recent bereavement.- Also for the
benefit dance held' recently.e.-
Mrs, Reita David. 17
CARD OF THANKS' '
Mr. and Mrs. •Arnbrose, David•
and family, of Gorrie,•-•Wish to
thank all their frienda•and neigh-
bors for floWers,,carcis and kind-
ness shown to them in their re-
cent bereavement. 17b
IN 3mmoniffint
. loving memory of
our dear eon and brothef, Wil••
ford Samuel'Shieil, Who passed
away so suddenly three years
age, April'16; 1954,
Years do not darken, 'nor shad-
ows dim, •
Those cherished memories, we
have of him.
-Always remembered and sad-
ly missed by Mother, Dad, El-
mer and family, 17*
• Hardy, Mrs. Stuart 'OnanlneY
Monthly,' n trihyl 'rm. n*
the VMS and W.A. Were 'held
on Tuesday afternoon at the
hOMe of the president, ,Mrs. Win.
presided over the former, using
the: rogram from the Missionary
DONNYSRQOE --- Meetings of
was sung in opening,'
followed by prayer and the Lord's
Prayer in unison, ,,An Easter
reading, "The Brightest Pay In
'.All the VVodc1", was given by Mrs.
' Noble, Mrs ,' Sam ThoMpson read
an article on the life of Dr. Helen
Forbes and Mrs. II. JefferSon
sang "Thert,,Is ,a Green Hill Far
Away"
Mrs, R. ‘Charnrrey gave' a read-
ing on Christian steveatdship and
Mrs. Harold Woods read the chap-
ter in the study book. The offer-, ing was received by'Jeanette
Johnston, "Plans .were Made for
a special 'thankoffaring meeting
and a hymn was sung in• closing.
Mrs.. '',Sam Thompson -was in
charge' of the. W.A. meeting. ,• 'A
hymn .was -sung and the 'Scripture
lesson was read from the sixth
chapter of St. Matthew by Mrs,
Chas. Jefferson, followed by a
prayer by the leader. Mrs. H.
Chamney read ar poem • and the
meeting was closed by, Mrs. Tom.
Armstrong. .
A contest, re-arranging juinbled
words to get the name of garden
vegetables was won by Mrs.,'John' '•
Noble.' Lunch was served by the
hostess,' assisted, by Mrs. H. Jef r
ferson and , Mra. D• Robinson.
There were 12 ladies present,
• '
•
P Conamertial League „t
Tlie.';second..gaine of the finals
-Wasdittilfed oa Tu'edaY "night
One...mOre,‘game will be pled to
cornplbte the season.
Stariding . as follows: ,, Bide
Bamhers,,10; Strikers, 8; Blowers,
; WPdeq.4,' •
High, sbqtep ' for the"' night:
Ladlei".:' high single, ••Mrs. L.
Crayefoid,'233‘inenis high single,
D,' C eion ' 247; ladies' high
• , ; • ,
as, soon. as the weather is really warm enough.
Very recent .research has 'shown that even with
the- best permanent anti-freeze the additives, that
prevent ' corrosion get broken down after one
season's' use: •
• v . , •
Old anti-freeze can be tough on'radiators and
hoses if it's left in through the year. ,
. Anti-freeze" is just one of the items that occurs
. to us as the weather gets warmer. Our cars work
..:L • ' hard• during. the whiter and when Spring comeS .
LuiftE AcijohALD , • - ' theyneed to be freshened up inside as well' as
. ,
out. It's a good time to cheek allignment.after
the' Winter's, humps, It's' a good time to rotate' the tires and .
cheek ilh;liralces ;acne _Wheel bearings,
Hullo Folks!.
When the weather gets little warmer, it's easy to 'imagine
that our-anti4reeze doesn't have to be kept up to strength.
, .Oftek when one of our men tells, a Customer that his anti-
freeze. is' only good to sa,and-so temperature, he gets the reply .
well, that's all right, 'it never gets that cold around, here."
'',These "art two pretty dangerous thoughts. The fact is .that
anti-freeze has to withstand temperatures that are a lot colder
it.' ever gets outside. Some people think that's a prettY
strange idea beeause they imagine that anti-freeie is up there.
snug a bug under the hood where it's nice and warm.
,But when, the car is moving, the rush of air causes rapid , evaporation ,and - evaporation.. is a cooling process, So the front
of -the radiator, is , often 1.0''degrees cooler than the air, Outside..
Tiny Ida Crystals 'can forM while the, outside temperature is well
abOve 'freezing,
So. We reeeimmend• that you keep your anti-
• freeze ,up to par, But we also recommend that
,the anti-freeze be. drained out of the 'radiator just
•
This• is the kind .of money-saving service we do for many,
rra0 folks' around here with all kind's ,of cars. Our shop is all
6 tuned up to give you your tune up, •
BIRTHS
WALL-In WinghtiM General
Hospital;' On' Wednesday, April
10, •1657, to Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Wall', R.K. Uolyrood,, a
son.
FARRISH-411 Winghata General
Hospital, on Saturday, April 13,
1957, to. Mr, and Mrs. Donald
'Parrish, R.R. 7, LueltrioW, a son.
tINDERWOOD-In Wingha in
April
le)11.7ir a114,11:57pittoalm, ro.ii,aiSlciunmdarys,.
George Underwood, 11..R. 1, '•
' Wingliam, a son, George Nelson,,,,
JOHNSTON-In Whigharn Oen‘
eral Hospital, on Tuesday, April.
16, 1957; to Mr, and lt/Ers, Allan
Johnston, R.R, 7, LucknoW, a .
'daughter, • ,, .
triple, Mrs. L. Crawford, 559;
men's high triple; Rapstm, 608.
Team high score, Blowers, 2663...
'14
f.