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$ 4,1957
FOR OLE
TmvP. ruaTIMUgt. BUY
'.41444 Sell. SpeOialthls Week
frames. Phone 180,
.8rib
*EAT FOR SALE G od beef
the quarter. Killed Under license
• trent Dept, (;)f Ileelth. Yearling.
• heifers. Top quality, Lowest,
pricee, Raynard Apkert,
Pl.agne, 24r30. • 17rrb
,44PCTROLUX Sae a .and Service
. .
;Pall Jed ReYoolas Winghain
bone 1.5rrb
MILK FILTERS for sale -"Rapid
410", 6 -inch, 79e;.63 -inch, ,85e.
• Aieriander's Hardware. lrfla
•
APRES ALFALFA -• TIMO'THY
htity for sale. Standing. ,Apply, to
r Sandy Nixon, Auburn, R. R. 2.
• 3,12*
YOI.TVE WAITED von THIS! •-
; Staiotores Hardware . has ' the
' atisWer to dripping toilet tarika,
New "Dripster" tits "any type
tank. Removable drip tray catch -
moisture caused by summer.
•• sweating. See them at Staioton's
today. 3firb
459 LEGHORN RED puijets for
•sale. 4 months old. Apply to Fred
Dcubledee, phone. 7r12, Wrox-
eter. 3*
=Olt WASHING MACHINE for
sale. Vivo years new. Reasonable.
Phone 340W, 3*'
REAL ESTATE
7 -ROOM HOUSE in Clinton for
, sale from owner..Garage, stoker
furnace, open fireplace, hard-
wood floors. Taxes and heating
costs •low. Owner *transferred.
• Priced • right for quiek sale.
Phone Clinton HUnter 2-6660
after 5.
HOUSE FOR SALE in Wingham.
Good buy'. Reasonable. Apply to
Box 51, Advance -Times. 3*
NEW fully modern brick house for
, 'sale, on Frances Street, 011 heat-
. •ed ; duo -windows, three-piece bath
and shower, built-in garage, With
cement drive -way. Terms. Con-
taet John Falconer, .913 Union
Street, Kitchener, or Harnid Po-
cock,phone 576. 3,10,17,24b
' FOR RENT
IX ROOM HOUSE, for rent Im-
• ine d' iate possession. Contact
•
Moe Brown, Centre Street, or
• write R0. Box 58.
BRUCE BEACH:4 Lakefront cot-
tage: aVallable Slily 4 -August 3,
,X,ogust,17-31. Three hearooma,
f. 'electric • ref rigerator,
inside-
veniences 146' weekly, A.
• Staler, 2 Parry Rd,, Ajax, Ont.
3b
• HELP WANTED
• REAL ESTATE salesinan wanted.
Apply to Paul S. Starr; Orange-
ville; Ont. 3b
APPLICATIONS FOR, ASSESSOR
• FOR TWP. OF HOWICK
Applications will be received by
the undersigned up till 12 o'clock
ncion Friday, july 5, 1957, for the
position of assessor for the Town-
ship of Howick to finish the as-
sessment for the year 1957 on .ac-
count of the ill health of H. Dane,
•Further inforitatiOn May be had
•at the. clerk's office.
RAPoLp POLLOCK, Clerk
Gorrie; Ontario
26;4b
WANTE13
CASH pricepaid for
hick, doWn. or disabled coWs and
hot**, Dead coWs' and horses
pieked Up or rennoVed promptly,
•Also wanted to buy -oar Hogs,
• Call collect Bruce IVIarlatt, At-
• Wood, phone 8 or 153, rrb
. FINANCING A .CAR1
Before you ,,,buY milt about olik
L• ow Coat Financing gerVicei With
niplete inetitatice CoVerage.
4 ". STEWART Ar SCOTT
hose mai vvingaim
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•BM( Holders' Names i
Not Given Out '4
It it•I'letly *Whitt Our *deb 1
to divulge nut non*orladdresii 5
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TIMM Oda Nilinber.
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Iistarniadianit
WANTED TO IWY
100 ACRE farm: with building; in:
•the Winghem area. State rlee
and particulars. Write Box 151,
Wingtiana,
TEA0BER WANTED
The West Wawarlosh TOwnship
School Area requires for, Septem-
ber -3rd, 1957; a Protestant quail -
fled teacher" for 8, S. No. 4, "St,
Helens School." Apply stating ex-
perience, qualifications and salary
expected, not later than July 1.5th,
to W. ANStewax•t, Secretary, Dun-
gannon, Ont. • 3,10b
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for a jet Pump and E
drinking fountain 'for U.S.S, No
10, Kinloss, and •for the complete
installation ,of, same, will be" ,re-
ceived by the undersigned until
July 10th. Work is to be Cern'
Pleted by_August l'ith. Lowest: or
any tender not necessarily aceept.
ed. Per further details apply° to
the •secretary, D. J, M. Moore,
R.R. 5, Lucknow, •28;4b
TEND/ERS
Tenders are required for the con-
tract for the construction of the
new, S. S. No. 7 Greenock School,
situated,
• 'Plans and specifications are av-
ailable frorh the Secretary bf the
Board, Mr. Stuart Sawyer, R. R., 1,
Pinkerton, Ontario, Dr from Mr
Robert E. Brown, Box 449, Walk-
erton, Ontario. •
A deposit of $25.00 Is required
for the plans and specifications and
•is refundable when plans and speci-
fications are returned to the above
mentioned. '
• SEALED tenders, clearlimarked
as to their contents, vvill be receiv-
ed up until 5 p.m., July 19t12, 1957,
closing date of tender call.
• Lewest fender Or any tender not
necessarily accepted. • 3
PERSONAL
SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! GAIN 5,
10, 15 lbs. New pep, too: Try
famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for
double results; new healthy flesh;
new vigor, Ostrex also improves
poor appetite' due to lack of iron.
"Get -acquainted" • size only 60c.
At' all druggists. •3&17
• AMBULANCE SERVICE
CURRIE'S AMBULANCE, -Wing-
ham. Safe, courteous Service.
Phone Day, 51; Night, 716 or 686.
• 13rrh
• DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
• for sanitary. disposal. FREE' pick
up on larger animal, reasonable
collection charge •for small ani-
• mals. Phone collect Winghani
378; Palmerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 398. Gordon Young Limited.
• firrh
MISCELLANEOUS
JACK WICKSTEAD, R. R. 5,
• Brussels, is leaving for Winnipeg
• around July 12th. Has room for
three •Passengers. Phone 32-19,
Brussels. •, 3*
CAMERON'S I3ILLIARDS will be
open every Saturday night till 12
pan. for the Convenience of rural
customers, Complete line of men's
and boys' jeans, shirts and over-
alls, socks extra. Guins bought,
sold and rePaired. Anirminition
of all types. Electricshavers,
lighters arid Watches repaired.
Open every Saturday night till
12 1:),ni. l'Irrb
S YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for ' all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Witigharri, Itrb.
STEWART A. SCOTT ban now
save you 15% on your car or
trucic insurance. Yearly tir siX
Months pellicles are available,
Speelat rates for farmers, For
further information phone 293;
Winghant, 29rrh
, .
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Septic tarifa, deaSpools, eellara,
ptimped and eleatied, quielt
ilerViee. All wcirlt guaranteed.
Apply Louis Phone. 42r6,
IIrtiOsele, itrtb
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
AMC/elation "'Where Better Halle
Are three. "For artifieral
, settlination inftlernatielti or tor,
Vice ff0M all breeds of cattle,
Phone The Waterloo Cattle
Breeding- AtiMelatititi at: Clinton
HLT 2-3441 130r12
be-
tween 7,80 and OM -CM, We have
breed; intidlible4400soggy
low it000
COMING EVENTS
YOU'VE 'Nato THE REST, rim
try the best for spareribs en(
sauerkraot on Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday .evenings, Com
Fiirmosa.: •cdl2/5
LEGION BINGOS 'will he held in
the Legion Home on the firs
floor every Pridey night, Spon
sored by the Laclia Auxiliary
to the Canadian Legion, CErrb
• CARD OF THANKS .
•I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all the
blood„ donors; Dr, B. N. corrin and
Dr. M. Corrin -and the hospital,
staff, -Airs. Clifford Hackett, •
3*
• CARP OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs, •jim •Curran and
Nancy are deeply grateful• and
wish ti+ thank all those who were
so very kind and iyrpPathetic at
the tirne of • their bereavement
These many kiridnesses will long
be remembered. 3b
CARD OF THANKS
wish to ,efprees, my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all my
committee meirillers and those who
helped in any way to make the
•centennial •celebrations at S.S. 8,
Holmes' School a success. Special
tharike to Robert Hopper for the
yase of the •Royal T. -Percy King,
chairman.
'• CARD OF THANKS
I would like to express my, sin-
cere thanks and appreciation to all
those who helped in any way at
•the time of my recent bereavement,
Special thanks to Branch 180 of the
Canadian Legion,our neighbours,
and the many friends who were so
kind and thoughtful during the
past • f've years. - Mrs. Norman
Smith. ••3*
.-WOTIC,E.TO citzpitoiRS
IN THE ESTATES 'OF EMMA
JANE HOWE and BEATRICE
HELEN HOWE. ••'
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estates of •the above
rnentioned late of the , Village of
Wroxeter in the County of Huron;
Spinsters, who died on the 15th day
of August, 1933, and the 18th day
.of •June, 1957, respectively, are re-
quired to file proof of same with
•the undersigned on or before 'the
20th day of July, AD. 1257.
After that date the Administrator
willproceed tO distribute the estate
halling regard' only to the claims
of whieh he'shall then, have had
notice.
DATED at Wirigbarn„this 27th
day of Sone, A.D. 1087.
Crawford & Hetherington,
Winghanl, Ontario,
Solicitors for the ,Adminiattakr,,
3,10:11h*
NOTICE4 TO CREDITORS
• AND OTHERS
IN THE MATTSIR OF THE ES-
, TATE OF ELEANOR - MARY
, THORNTON, late of the' Village
of BIttevale, Widow, •deceased,
,NotmE IS HEREBY •GIVEN
pursuant to the -Triistee Act, that
all creditors and others having
claims against 'the Estate of -the
late Eleanor Mary Thornton, are
tecniired to....,send particulars Of
their glair/is, duly verified to
J. W. BUSFIFIELD, Solicitor
for the Executors of the said
Estate, on or before the 6th, day
of July AD., 1957, and that after
such date the Executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets ,of
the held Estate, having regard
only to the claims of which they
shall then have had notice. ;
DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this
15th, day of,.Tune, A.D., 1057.
Solicitor for the Executora
./. W. PtisHFIzi.m,
WIXOHAM, Ontario,
19,26,3b
'NOTICE TO outorrons
TIIE ESTATE OF MARY
JANZ REID
• ALL PERSONS havirtg olefins
akalnSt tile efitate of the above
.riientioned,,, late Of the Of
Wing -barn, County of atiron, VVId-
oW, who died ote the 49th day of"
May 195/,. are remitted tit; file
Proef Of Seine With the tindereigned
or befitire the tith day of July,
1957.
After that date the eXeentora Will
PrOgeedto diStribate the estate
having' regard Only 'to the elating
Cif Which they they 601 then haVe
•had, iietice, •
bAttila at Witighant thia• 13tli
day' of;lune , 41)., 1991,
OPAWPOftli & litrnitttMatON:
yitinghorn,, Ontario,
licitOra fO tne kieetattill
lirt#:111I
Su,ccessful Recital
By Musk Pupils of
Harold. Victor Pym
The annual recital of the music
Mils Of Harold Vietor Pym wei
Presented in St. Andrew's PreSbY•
terian Church on Friday evenirir
mid flower deeorations, A good
rowel attended the reeital an
Bnleyed the fine performance,
each Pupil. W. B, Conran acted a:
•aliairman' for the occasion, Ttu
following took Iva;
Gride IT Piano ---Corrine Kieffer
Bobby Lewis, Sally. Crawford
Linda Green. •
Grade III Piano -Jill ThOmPson,
Georgina Kieffer, Barbara Krug,
Jane Ann .
- Grade IV Piano -Marjorie lVfof.'
tett; Marjorie Kieffer, Elaine
• Moffatt. • .„
•
Grade V Piano -Dale Thompson
Judith Wilson, Brenda Conron,
Richard Scott, Kathleen Hodgins
Grade VI Plano -Sandra Mac-
.,
Lennon, Nancy Fowler, 'Edith;
Scott.
Grade VII Plano -Marilyn Chem-
ney, Karen Groskorth, Donna Os-
borne, joan Colvin, Sharon Thomp-
son, Catharine 'McDonald. ,
Grade VIII Pilmo-tMary Fisher,'
Ann Ihrestem,, Dorothy CharrineY.
Ruth 1od4ns, Sue Nesmith, Ruth
Vecal goles-Dale • Thompson,
Barbara Krug, Alar3ikae Newman.
Vocal # Duet -Mary Fisher and
Karen Groskorth. ' •
Plan Duet -Marjorie Kieffer and
Georgina Kieffer, Joan •Colvin and.
Jane Ann Colvin, Brenda Conron
and Kathleen Hodgins, Mary Fisher
and • Karen Groskorth, Marilyn
Chamney and Dorothy Chamney,
Ruth Hodgins and Sue Nesmith.
The choir of St. Andrew's served
a delicious lunar to the pupils, -
parents and friends at the con-
clusion of the recital. Garnet
Farrier Provided the plane, The
proceeds of the collection were
donated to the choir of St. An-
drew's Church.
. GREAT' PROMISE'
•
"The future holds great promise
because twenty million Or more
war babies will be. corning .of age
within the next five years." So de-
clared the president of the 34th an-
nual convention of the InternatiOn-
al Brewery Workers' Union.
'There are 5,000 new eases of al-
coholism in Ontario every yeas- and
• at least 5,million in the North Ain-
erican continent -more than polio,
cancer and heart disease combin-
ed," said Dr, Gordon Bell recently,)
in a speech' to the Rotary Club in
Windsor. '
,"If the ravages of alcohol in the
country is to be halted and revers-
ed, the pulpit and Sunday Sehool
must, be reconsecrated to a militant
doctrine of • total abstinence," the
pronouncement of Dr, Andren, Ivy,
chairman of the International
Commlaiion for the Prevention' of
Alcoholism,
.•!zraiNE TO:CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE' Ort&BEL
JAMIESON. •
ALL• PERSONS having elan=
against the estate of the • above
mentioned late of the Township of
Bast Wawanosh in the County of
. r
Huron, Widow, who died On the
7th day of lone, 1057, are required
to file, proof of same with the
UnderSigned on- or before the 20th
day of July, 1957.
After that date the • Executors
Will proceed to diStribute the estate
having rekard only to the .claims
of which they shall then have had
notice. /
DATED at Wingharn thia 27th
day of JOne, 195/.
•' Crawford & Hetherington,
' Wirigham, Ontario,
fOr the ExeCutors,
3,10,17h
• NOTICE. TO CREDITORS/.
,XN TIM t STATE Or RUSSELL
ERNEST HENDERSON,
ALt ,PERSONS having claims
againthe estate of the Shbve
Mentioned, late :of the Township of
•t,±'r!s ifi the County Of Itukon,
•Partnet, `AO died on the -31st day
of 1lay, 1957, are required to file
proof of same With the tinder,
signed en or before the 20th day
of July, 1957,
Aftet that date the Esecutot
Will Proceed tti distribute the estate
,having regard only to, the elithitel
a Which he Shall then have had
notice.
DA,TED at Whighard Oils twenty,.
etightll 6.Y-0 June,
•Orawfota-•at Hetherington,
• Witigham, Ontario, .
Itolieitort int the RoXeCtlf4.
Hullett Ceinetery
100Years in Use
AUBURN -Centenary serves
*ere held at BMUS cemetery on
the Base bipe, Hullett Township,
ni Sunday at 7 P.m.
George Raithby, superintendent
ef the Trustee Board has recorded
spine • historical facts about Ball's
•lemetery, If was reported that
the first bnrlal site in Rolled
Township' was situatedin' Harold
Sbrung's aid; :near, the junction
of the Mill Road; Lind ..t,/.1,e Base
Line, Iltillett• Twp.but .no. one- has
any °Mel& reel*of it. The 'first
land depignate,a • as Bali s..eernetery
as purchased from the late
William Ball; consisting of a half
acre of lot '41, ''con`!' 11, Hullett
Twp, The .contratting parties were
grantor, grantees,
David Reed, Joseph Fisher,Rdbert
Shanntin; Richard Sprung and
jOhn Heapy. The Price paid Was
shillings., WitrieS'aes Co the deed
were Rev. Amos Bradshaw and
:John Ball on June 26,••,1857„ •
" The first interment was Mrs.
James Rapson on Sept. 16, 1857;
The complete ',riOneher of•burials
to date is 774. • The cemetery was
later" enlarged lry•the 'purchase of
Vh, acres more :tl'otn• pan,
The trustees of the ,ehurch,,(Metho-
dist Episcopal)' were Richard
'Sprung, William Ball (elder) Elijah
Bennett, William •Syneington and
William Bennett. • A xneeting of
the plot holders was held in the
cemetery June 20,' 1924, at whicll
time seven trnstees Were appointecl consisting 'of Robert McGee,
a Ellsworth Errott,'Williare Tat-
terson, G if 'Ball, ',Jacob Wagner,
Herbert Magridge' 'a,nd George
Raithby, ' •
On June 24; 1024, a'iraeeting of
the Methodist Church board was
held, presided over by ReV. p: B.
Banes with. Samuel- Cox as secre-
tary, when it was deicled to have
the deed' transferredto the ceme-
tery plot-. holders whiph deed was
riegistered,•Aakuat 45; 194 .,.Acidi-
tional, land .was purchased- from
Frank Lensing': On the south and
east aides ahOut.three...quarters of
an acre for $40. 2 •
In 1927, all 'iritere*eci people in
the .community 'helped • in work
bees to Put the grounds 'in order
and, discard did railings and level
the 'earth. A campaign ' to raise
funds' 01.42,000 or over was or-
ganized and the interest of this
amount wOuld'keep the, grounds in
order ; On '.:June j, 19, 1029 this
amount was realized and repairs
were: Made to the church, along
with, the: groUnds. 'At a board
meeting, on Decerriber 15,: 1953 it
Was' decided to use alt itinas. de
rived from anenierial 'services . to
keep: the .ehureir in good% repair,
The, first Of thede services - was
held. july, 31, 1927.'Two legacies have been . " 4
recelyea.:
by the board•diiring.the ,p4A4ing-
Yeara: Miss ..,Jean
and Mr, Harold :Turner of •V'eik"
Jersey, $50. ; • ' ••
Several changes: have been. Made'
in-', the personnel Of the • board
since the.7 Trustees were appoint
ed in :June; 1924. On obtaining
legal. • advice' it"• was foiind only
three trustees were needed :to
carry on the business, so at a
Meeting on Jan. 23, 1928 a new
beard, consisting' of G. L. Stiir,dy,
Dr. C. A, ROWSCIEr V.S., and George
Raithby Were elected, They .ceit-
tinned In . ante Itintil May. 12,
1030, When Dr, Hmvson resigned
because' bf ill health. • on „Tone 11,
1930. a E: Asquith tves appointed
to fill the vacancy; On. June 23,.
1934, A, J. Phillips Was' apPoieted
to 'vacancy caused by the death tif
0. X.; Sturdy. On February 41;
1957 Mr. George Raitliby resigned
and Robert Arthur, wall appointed
April 27; 195?, • ;
• The teMeterk boards, have been
florttinate in obtaining servieela 01
efficient SeCretery•-treaSurers.Oi
January 18, 1998, K H. Dawson
Was eMPloYed and introduced a
.systeni In which the tairtutM
itons are recorded Mr,„latert
Moak and Mr, P. 0: McIveen
folloWed and on July 16, 1.966 Mrs,
c±'dOflH.. Taylor area appointed.
IED
•1160Eittfi,i-Mrs, Thomas Hebert.%
• beloVed wife of thil late ThOntisS.
.11.ot:tette in iVfeletit, .ldenitoba, oft
„Monday, jruiie 24, 1957; in her.
*4th year. Burial took plate In;
:Regan% Cemetery, Manitoba,.
She the' last of the fatally of
tk� ISO Mt. tol4 Mrs„ -aoliti Mo
forillOi* Of Titrilbeny;
itattg „aopaer*s
SPECK SERVICE
MARKS CENTENNIAL
OF BALL'S CEMETERY
• AVAIJRN The fouoding Of
Ot9i's Cemetery was eornmernorat-
ed At • it centenary service last
•Sunday evening when a large
erel.Va of people gathered...at the;
grunds InHullett Township for
niehlOrtal Ser,itice,
Rev, R, S; Hiltz of Afibiii•n.:..United
Church .was T in 'charge, , With TVIP
;Robert J, Phillips presidingat rttie-
omen, Owing to the inclemency
of the. Weather the Service was
held in 'the 'church, ancr.With the
addition of the P ygeT many
more 'heard the service in the
grounds, •"
Rev. R., S, Hiltz gave the.call,tq
worship ; and then the , Doxology
wail „sung, led by a choir, eoniposed
of members from the Tonr church-
es in: the village. Alter 'singing
"Unto he pins", :Charles Z. As-
quith, chairirian of trustee board,
welcomed everyone ,He reviewed
the history of "GodlitAcre• paying'
great trfbute to the untiring,
efforts of the retired superintend,
mit, George Raithby. 'He' stated,
the • financial., part of the ceme-'
tery also In his reniarks he re;
called the ,first ,memorial, service
which: was held in 1927 An con
neetion with the Old Boys Reohion
held here and the speaker faii that
occasion was 1Dr. (Rey) Austin
Budge; .-a former Huron' County,.
boy.
•• The Lord's Prayer :was repeated.
by all. The responsive reading,
Psalm 90; was lea by John'
Aguliari, the Baptlit:staident. The
Westfield trio composed ;of Lloyd
Walden, Harvey Lloyd ancl. Mor ray
McDowell Sang "That C'Beautiful
Land", accompanied by ji.fra.'Mur-
ray MDowell Dr „(Rev.) William'
Pingland - of Niagara Fails' read
the • Scripture lesson and led' in,
prayer.: The large, cheir;:. sang a,
selection,: The offeriiig was ,receiv
ed by William. Sttaugl4n.I. And
Frank Raithby with lc:nig-handled.
offering: plate; whichwere used
100 years' ago.
' After singing, 'Breathe .on Me
Breath of od", Rev. Harold, Snell
of 'Exeter, president, of the London
Conference of the Milted, ChUrch,
stated how Pleased he was able to
help,. celebrate . this occasion with
old 'friends and . neighbours and
the greatest privilege One•ean have
Is tobe able to serve Christ! He
said he had spoken at the. ei•Vice
July 2, 1944. ,He based his remarks
,on the gospel of John, which isa
great help and hope, to „eVergone.
He compared ear present
button farming methods Withthat
01 eur oioneer' fathers. He stated
'Pat: the. statistics91.:3141: claimed
26 haiftlied- In Huron Ceinati:40,
often .baS that ,rnany in
his own Coipti•ekatiore in one 'toWn
of Harrow; He closed his address
by repeating a leuteiy, poem : "the
Maitland River ValleY". r
After tinging "Abide yvith
Rev, R, 5. Hilts, pronounced the
benediction. Friends, were present
from Ncii•th' Bay, Ilderton,' Wind-
sor, Guelph, Toronto, London Mid
many other points,
4 Os lb• ON 10 a k*
LEE'S TAXI
244 OUR SERVICE
We never stop, including
Sandays and Holidays.
PHONE, 185
os um um no Ns
Sturdily constructed of
• tubular steel, Easily
attached to any
spring.
Walker
Homo Forolstilodo
WittiNt tos •'
BIRTHS
BRAGG-To Mr, and Mrs. W, V.
Bragg, (nee Joyce L, Dew), 549
Lawrence Ave., West, Toronto,.
Son, RAndy Steven,
FlOrMA3AGE11-In Wingharn Gen-
eral Hospital, on Wednesday,
June 26, 1957, CO Mr, and Mrs.
Carl Orjeburger, Tt.p„ •1, Blue-,
:vale a don. •
FISCHERT--In Winghain General
Hospital, on Wednesday' June 26,
•.1957; to..Mr,•and Mrs, john Iris -
Mier, -Tees,•ter, a son,
'MAISONHIn Wingharn General
lio0ital, on Thursday, June 27,
1987, tO,Mr. and Mrs. Gertion
MisO!n, R.Ii. 9, Blyth, a dough -
CAMPBELL -In Wingham
• :el,ixosPiPal, on Saturday, June 29,
1957, to 'Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Ira
Campbell, Hamilton, ,Ontario, a
THOMPSON7--In Wngharn General
kkisPital, on anday, June BO,
1957 to Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth
Mac Thompson, RR, 1, Holyroocl,
" son.
ROS,S,-In•'Whiglicini General Hos-
.-Pited,:on Monday, July 1, 1957, .to
'
Mr. 'and Mrs„ Elmer ROBS, Teas
'Water, slailghter,
Winghani GerieTat
Hospital. on TuesslaY jalY .2 1957
to M. and Mrs. Gordon Smyth
R.3. 2, Auhurn, a, son, .
MeLAUG1LIN7,-In Wingbem Peri
eral Hoital; On Wedneaday
'July 3, 1957, to M, And Mrs
Keith McLaughlin'"Wingham,
daughter. '
• WHITEVIUR E.
• Mrs, jetties Laidlaw, of Gocleri
and Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Laidla
and family, of London, .spent th
week -end with Mr, and Mrs, Eire
Laidlaw of Whitechurch.
, Mr. and. Mrs, Edmund Irwtn o
Goderich, visited on Sunday at th
bonne. of his brother, Mr,. HMSO
Irwin. •
Miss Winnifred Farrier, ef Tor
onto, is spending her holidays wit
her parents, Mr, and Mra. W.
Farrier.
BLUEVALE
Guests at the'C..H. Nukes hom
over the week -end were Mr, an
Mrs. German' and son 13ill, M
and Mrs. Patterson, Toronto, M
4r'd Mrs. 1-1, Horn of Listoyvel.
•*Hullo Folks!
Are 17 oi4,A cowboy Driver?.
• •
It has always' seemed obvious to me that the eowboy driver,
the. smart Mee and the jack -rabbit starter will get fewer 1ail0
tothe gallon than the easy and more cautious driver.
But after all I thought, the cowboy gets Where hes' going
-
Raster, and maybe it's worth it.
I. never knew, until I got the results. of some engineers' tests
the other, ilay, hew expensive it is to be 'a cowboy behind the
wbeel and how little you get in return. •
These engineers sent two identical cars over
the same route through it city, °ire driven by an
• easy driver, WhO didn't plan away from stop signs
like he Was shot from a gtin, and the other driVen
by the sort of jack -rabbit you see on the streets
every day. ,
The easy driver got 60 percent more miles to
a galion of gas. That really surprised me - 60
percentt rt for i-nstance, the cowboy was getting
12 miles to the gallon, the easy driver was getting
•19.2 miles. •
as• And the easy driver sacrificed almost nothing
" in return for his greater economy. His•average,
,LORNE McDONALDspeed Was 2. percent lege than the cowboy's,. and
his time on the road to go the same distance •
was only 2 ,percent mote. When it Ureic the cowboy po minutes
, to go a' certain distance, the easy driver did it in 30.6 minuteis-
tancl.stived•411.1 that gas.
• -
All:the 'weer and tear
'an the nervous system of being a cow-
-.toy driyer'Seems hardly worth it.
;Ira" certainly not averth it in terms of engine Wear and tear.
he .Sigua: of khe &Obey .driver soon show un:ip a eilr, thitt's *by
we ;take extra care in looking over the cars that 'are rent in to
us for resale. , • • ,
inuCh brefer to take the cal' of an easy driver, • Let the
cowboy go stick someone else for his Worn out
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