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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-11-09, Page 8Mr. King raid. "HMI, leg and hip zoom in the front seat are time Lianw. Shoulder room has been de- creased by one-tenth of an inch, as lies hip room in the rear scat, but abou:der room in the roar seat has teen increased by the same amount, and leg room is almost one-half :nail greater". Wheelbase, height and tread. are not changed from 1960. Mr. King explained that the "elaasie Ford traditional straight lino design of the 1961 Ford has been recognized for its functional 'expression of classic beauty by a world-renowaed fashion authority". mn Lena% Italy, at the new auto- mobile fashion centre of the aamsial. Ilia centre lama Moda taliaimma Ford was recently award- 1 a sneaks!, raadal honoring the Void ear, he said. Vmmainuerina and design Improve- i11,;(1 in the 1561 Fara, Mr. King toe spaemusness of the 11t1,4'101';:. ,1 !Jai/111AI e,ut, 14:the it —a ear that In a reversal of the "big ear trend" of recent years, Ford 11Totor C'Orripany of Canada, Limited elaims that the body exteriors of ,ts 1961. Ford ears are shorter and narrower than its 1960 models, With no arterifive of interior roominess. The company also says it had somplen ly ri.f.styled the '1961 Ford incorporating the "(lassie _Foal atraight hue deaiga", eapecially head, roaf and Beek "In line with public preference in this range of ear we have halted slightly reversed the treed to- ward. longer awl widyr cars with cur now Ford models, as well re-styling them". John D. King, Ford of Canada's vice president, marketing, deiflared, when the firat Of his company :s new 1961 lines were annomineed. The 1961 four-0(10r Ford Si`tintl has an exterior length of 209a Welles, 3.7 inches les.i than last year's. length of 21G-6 inehys, an exterior width, of 79.9 iiiehea, L lednetion of aa inmates. from hat_ aem'a 81.5 inehea, "We Itaae been ably to nehirve these reductions wahout rellwaeg If You Haven't Visited HURON MOTORS You've issed Yil the Top 1961 Cars on Sale Today SEE . The eassic Ford Look For '61 Ei SEE . . . 14. The Remarkable Falcon for '61 AND NOW . . . The New Monarch - the car f your dreams THE FORD - MONARCH - FALCON LINE FOR 1961 FEATURES A ONE FULL YEAR GUARANTEE OR 12,000 MILES WHICH EVER COMES FIRST. NEW 30,000 MILE BUILT-IN LUBRICATION. MUFFLERS THAT LAST 3 TIMES AS LONG. .. AND MANY MORE POINTS IN WHICH YOU'LL BE INTERESTED. li f i ~: E ~ ~ ± 9; ~t l; i~ ? I~ E ~ Ford, Monarch, Falcon — Ford and Fordson Tractors A. D. MaeWILLIAM Cti iio ilk a a iii a a a a !TO a 711 a a a a a a a a U PHONE 237 WINGHAM Cal ®Ili9111~111111111~1111~1h~llI~IIIb]III®Illillll0111®III~III~III®Illfsillslllll~ll!®IIIll111~IJI1111iiEllifli'I F-L rill minrascomunismailumnia5 HE YOU CAN INCREASE MILK PROFITS WITH SHUR- GAIN DAIRY FEEDS By supplying a high level of Vitamin A, StfUR-GAIN Dairy Supplement "A" promotes increased rumen bacteria activity ... permitting more efficient digestion and bet- ter use of poorer qualify roughage. The result . . roughage becomes more val- uable feed for milk produc- tion and body maintenaum Not only does SHUR-GAIN Dairy Sup- plement "A" help obtain maximum value from roughage but it supplies the right protein, vitamin and mineral levels required to balance your grains for increased milk production. Drop-in, we'll talk about your herd and how to in- crease milk profits. W* hFeed Mill mg am Wing tario ham On . , • ' asaatstaatatitaistaianAl Page Zott Milfighant Advance-Times, Wednesday, Nov. 9th, 1984 "Bi rend in Cars is Ended Ford Co. Claims top awl is available In Vora.. Monarch-Falcon clealershies across Canada. OLD DAD'S I4APPV„ MOM IS 0AV ", OUR ELECTRICAL HAS SAVED THE DA r REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE LECTRICAL SERVIC W.A1.4..s..0O3,CC....M..40:v.ccw.,. • •aaaffifa THE 1961 FORD OF CANADA FALCON features a new convex-shaped aluminum grille and introduces an optional 101 horsepower engine, along with durability improvements in aluminum surfaces, underbody parts and other trim items. The Falcon, most suc- cessful new car history, will offer for 1961 four models, a. two anti four door sedan as well as two and four door station wagons. The, 1961 Falcon pre- serves the popular styling of the 1960 Model and continues to offer six-passenger seating roomy a sports car feel and 23,7 cubic foot luggage Capacity. In addition to the economical 85 horsepower standard engine there is an optional 101 horsepower engine. k2A4111 ... a . s• S.sitialitaietiaas • TUE 1961 MONArtCII IS a completely re-styled ver- sion of this distinguished Canadian .automobile that hteorporates as standard equiptitent several items that were optional equipment in previous Models, The 1961 Monarch exterior is shorter and narrower than the orceding model While retaildPF its interior roominess. PIONEER TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS Notice. is hereby given that the Annual Meeting for the Nomina- tion of Candidates to fill the offices of Reeve, Four Councillors and Three Members of the School Board of the Township School Area for the Township of Turnberry for the year 1961 will be held at The Community Hall in the VILLAGE OF BLUEVALE In the Township of Turnberry, from 1 to 2 o'clock in the afternoon, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1960 That in case there should be more than the necessary number of candidates proposed and a poll demanded, polls will be, open from nine o'clock a.m. until five o'clock p.m. on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1960 AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES., WHAT IS TO SAY: Polling Sub-Division No. 1—at Lower Wingham School: Don Cleghorn, D.R.O.: Les. McDougall, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub-Division No. 2—at the Community Hall, Bluevale: Wildon Robertson, D.R.O.; Mrs. Alex. Corrigan, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub-Division No. 3—At Powell's School; Gordon Wray, D.R.O.; Harold Grant, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub-Division No. 4—At Muir's School, Glenannan ! Lorne Metcalfe, D.12.0.; Les. For- tune, Poll Clerk. JOHN V. FISCHER, Clerk CierkS Office, Turnberry, November 10, 1960. 9.1.643b RAYMOND SCHMIDT BLUEVALE, ONTARIO Phone: 304W2, Wingham MODEL 600 $212" Complete with 16 inch attachments Pioneer chain.saws make all wood cutting chores a breeze —Turn your wood lot into a profitable yearly harvest, cut firewood, fence posts or clear land — it's so easy when you own a Pioneer, Canada's NUMBER ONE Chain Saw. chain saws the easy way to cut wood! MODEL 400 $159 5° Complete with 12 inch attachments We% 1t 1 virtually takes care of itself". The improvements include: A new grease and lubrication system that extends the normal chassis lubrication interval to. 30,- 000 miles; new, heavier brakes that adjust themselves; especially pro- cessed underhorly parts. including galvanized body panels below the doors, that resist rust and corro- sion; aluminized mufflers that are double-wrapped for much longer life; increased thickness of ano- dizing on aluminum for brighter, longer-lasting grille, headlamp and. tail lamp trim. "These features", Mr. Icing con- tinued, "combined with. Ford ,of Canada's 'diamond lustre' exterior finishes that require a minimum of waxing and the 'full-flow' oil fil- tering system that permits a 4,000 mile oil change interval, will nwan fewer inconvenient service stops and more savings to the owners of 1.961 Fords", The new line consists of 14 models in four series, Fairlane, Fairlane 500, Galaxie and station wagons, Added to the line are two ere,' models, a (lalaxie Club toria -a two-door hardtop and a six passenger Country Squire sta- tion wagon. Standard engines for the 1961, Ford Meanie the Thuntlerbird 332 V.8 and the 'mileage maker' six, both designal to deliver greater economy on regular fuels. An op- tional engine offered 18 the 390 cu. inch Thunderbird Special' V-8, de- signed for effoilless performance. Ford has a range of four improv- ed transmission for 1961, the man- ual, overdrive, two-speed Fordo- made and dual-rhnge Cmise-o- made, The Cruise-o-matie trans- mission is equipped with a new vacuum. control throttle which pro- vides smoother, more precise shift- ing than before awl elimination of periodic adjustment, CLAIM FALCON LEADS COMPACTS The Ford Falcon enters the 1961 model year as Camula's leading compact ear, with a proven record of all-around economy leadership; six - passenger comfort, handling ease and dependable operation, and' introduces a now 101 horsepower performance option -- the "Falcon 170 Special" engine, "In its first year, the Falcon established itself as first choice among North American compact cars," John 0. King, vice presi- dent, marketing, Ford Motor Com- pany of Canada, Limited said. "No other car ever achieved the first year success of the Falcon", he added, "In addition to its distinctive North American styling and ap- pointments, Use „Ealepti is Lost economical to buy and to maintain," Mr. King went on. "The 1961 Falcon has a new, convex-shaped aluminum grille, but preserves the styling and: inside- utside dimensions of its predeces- sor," Mr. King said. "That mearna (the Falcon will continue to offer, full six-passenger seating room, the feel and maneuverability of a sports car, and a 23.7 cubic toot trunk to early luggage in real vacation quantities," Also, Mr King pointed out that numerous durability improvements in the 1961 Falcon will result in greater savings and less inconven- ience to Falcon owners. Among theme improvements are thicker an- odizing of the aluminum surfaces, double-wrapping of the aluminized muffler, galvanizing of additional underbody parts for greater rust and corrosion protection, and more effective use of stainless steel for parts such as the new hub caps. The 1961 Falcon is available in Ford-Monarch-Falcon dealerships across :Cainada. It is offered in four modela. two and four-door sedans and two and four-door station Wagons. Mr. King said the Falcon has establiAbed its fuel economy reputation. Recommended oil change interval with the Falcon's Full Flow oil filter is 4,000 miles. "For those who want increased performance -- about 15 percent better than the standard 85-horse- power, 144-cubic-inch engine -Fal- con will offer an optional 170- cubic-inch, six-cylinder engine that is rated at 101 horsepower," Mr, King said. Both Falcon engines operate on regular grade fuel, Both Falcon Sixes also have a new "snorkel type" aid cleaner that results in quieter operation, more uniform air flow and smoother high speed en- gine operation, Engine front cov- ers are - cast Penn aluminum for better sealing. A new, optional automatic choke also is available with either Fal- eon engine. Two transmissions, three-speea manual shift and Foi:domatic, can be matched with either the stand- ard or optional engine. Heavy-duty transmission and drive-line com- ponents are used with the Falcon 179 Special, Mr. King said the Falcon styling is simple and functional, with a minimum of decorative chrome. New appearance items include headlamp rims, rectangular park- lug lights desigmed to blend with the new grille, and new Falcon emblems on the sides of the front fe'llt(er Falcon exhaust system fea- tures a new, double-wrapped alum- inized muffler which lasts three times as long as conventional muf- flers. Between the aluminized inner shell and the zinc-coated outer shell is an asbestos wrapping which provides quieter operation and faster warm-up, thus minimiz- ing corrosive action. of 'exhaust prod dicta, The Falcon body is of unitized construction; with the.front fenders being, bolted on for easy repair or replacilment This construction combines strength and rigidity with minimum weight. Among the options and acces- sories available for the Faleon are deluxe interior-exterior trial, radio,- heater-defroster, safety-padded. sun visors and, instrument panel, seat belts, tinted glass, whitewall tires, wheel covers, windshield washer; electric wipers and two-tone paint. There arc 13 paint colors for the Falcon exterior in 1961, all in Ford's Diamond Lustre enamel. Up. holsteries in new patterns. and col- ors are durable and easy to clean. NEW MONARCH STRESSES QUALITY Ford Notor Company of Canada Limited states that its 1961 Mon- arch car will incorporate as stand- ard equipment several items that were optional equipment in prev- ious models, "In this year's Monarch the buy- ers does not pay extra for such items as automatic transmission, padded instrument panel, full wheel covers, electric clock or back-up lights," john 0, King, Ford of Canada's vice-president, marketing, said, when the new 1961 line was announced. Mr. King also announced, "An enginering breakthrough in this year's Monarch in that all steerin.g and front suspension points which normally require lubrication ser- vice at 1,000 mile intervals are now sealed for 30,000 miles with a new type of lubricant, The cars' exterior body is shorter and narrower with virtually no loss of room inside, The -overall weight of the car has been reduced and the 120 inch wheelbase will make for easier handling. Another important feature of the 1961 Monarch is the special treat- ment of the body to resist corro- sion, -Many of the underbody com- ponents are galvanized. Chrome and aluminum plating Is thicker this year to extend the life of these parts. The exterior finish of the 1961 Monarch consists of newly-develop- ed vitreous-hard enamel that minimizes the necessity for waxing. Made only in Canada in the Ford of Canada plants in Windsor and Oakville, the new Monarch features the traditional clean, 'elegant lines. "Its powerful 220 horsepower en- gine performs well, on regular gas, and will establish new standards of operating economy in the med- ium price field," Ma King- said. The two-speed automatic trans- mission, standard on the Monarch, is newly - designed, -minimizing hand adjustment and oil changes. There is an optional three speed dual-range automatic transmission, at slight, extra cost. "Body noise and vibration have been minimized," Mr King said. "Rough road shocks are smother- Mr., Mrs. E. Smith Married 48 Years A happy family gathering was held. on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Hartley Smith, .at Tillson- 'burg, in horror of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Smith's 48th wedding anniversary, Those who attended from Wing- ham were the celebrants,, Mr, and Mrs. Smith; Mr ,and Mrs. Art Ed- gar and family, and Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Jamieson and family. Mi'. and, Mrs, Ross Smith and Cathy, of Toronto, were also present. ed by a new cushioned-link front auspension. Generous use of butyl rubber at contact points and amply, reinforced frame all contribute to the solidity and quietness of this Monarch." • The Monarch is available in six. teem exterior colours, seven of which are metallic, with a choice of slx-colour-lceyed Interiors, in- cluding living room carpeting. The Monarch comes in three models -- a form-door sedan, four- door hardtop, and two-door hard- THE COMPLETELY RE-STYLED FORD for 1961. presents a slimmer and shorter exterior titan the 1960 model and will incorporate the "classic Ford Straight line design" in hood, roof and deck lines. All this has been accomplished with no sacrifice of interior roominess, Numerous engineeriag improve- ments are also incorporated in the 14 models that include two new models, a Galaxie Club Victoria—a two door hardtop — and a six passenger Country' Squire station wagon, Two standard engines, the "mileage maker" six and the Thunderbird 332 V-8. are augutnented by an optional Thunderbird Special 390 V-8, The 1961 Ford cars are available at all Ford of Canada Ford-Monarch-Falcon dealers.