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Belgrave
ReCetit visitors with Mrs.
Herb Wheeler were Mr. and
\lrs, Goldie Wheeler and fam-
ily of London.
The next exchange for the
Llclgrave. Library will be on No,
vculber 30. The librarian, Mrs,
:;tanley Cook, requests that all
Huron County books be in by
November 26.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey
and family of Ingersoll were
,ea-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Procter.
ARE YOU INTERESTED
in on OPPORTUNITY with
an INVESTMENT DEALER?
A JOB: We need both
experienced and inexperi-
enced men and women in
Your area to handle bonds,
,,hares and mutual funds. The
work involves: the distribu-
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ment and Corporation bonds
and stocks; the creation of
savings plans and Registered
Retirement Pension plans;
the use of portfolio analysis
or financial programs such
as the withdrawal plan to
mi-;et specific objectives.
A full training program is
available that can create a
career for you with a sub-
stantial income.
Age is not a factor. The
important point is the will-
ingness to learn and to ac-
cept responsibility.
To learn more about the
possibilities in the invest-
ment field or if you are al-
ready in the business and
wish to hear our approach
simply telephone Jack
Wallington for on interview.
Call collect, anytime, Office
telephone number Toronto
363-8161 — or telephone
his residence in Burlington,
Ontario, 634-1536.
Remembcr, call collect, to
arrange an interview in your
arca at your convenience.
SNOW TIRES
STUDDED
We are now equipped to
stud your snow tires
(New Tires Only)
for extra traction and win-
ter driving safety 'using
Keil-Grip Studs 'and Keh-
Grip Gun.
From $g.4o
4.11 UP PER TIRE
KEN' S
Alignment Service
Wingham - Ph, 357-1230
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Opportunities in Banking
• •
Opening available for young men of Grade 12 or 13
education for challenging careers in banking.
Contact: MR, W, M. WARDLEY
or,
MR, H. J. SHAVER
at
392-6831 # TEESVV:!aER
id-17-24b
Toronto graduate in business ad
Ministration and has always
been in the insurance business.
SOME THOUGHT GIVEN TO
CO-OP DRUG STORES
Mr, Schofield said that med,
ical co-ops have increased
since being "kicked out" of the
hospital field. He said they
have increased nearly 25 per-
cent in the past 12 months.
He remarked on the new
coverage put into effect last
year on chiropractic care;
there is some success in devel-
oping dental programs, he said.
There are 31 medical. co-
ops in Ontario and all are In-
creasing their volume of busi-
ness, the provincial secretary
said. He also said some of-
fices are converting to business
accounting machines.
Mr. Schofield said some
thought has been given to co-
op drug stores. He said, "the
average mark-up of drugs in
Ontario is 40 percent; discount
houses work on 1.5 percent."He
went on to say that co-ops
could operate at less than 40
percent -- or part of the 40 per
cent mark-up could be return-
ed to shareholders,
GAVILLER &
COMPANY
Chattered Accountants
Resident Partner
J. E. Kennedy, C.A.
Dial 881-3471 Walkerton
J. T. GOODALL
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY, Etc.
Office — Meyer Block
WLVGIfAlif
DEAL 357-1990
Crawford, Shepherd
& Mill
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Harley Crawford, Q.C,
Norman A. Shepherd,
M.A., LLB.
Man R. Milli B.A, LLB,
WINGIIIAM, ONTARIO
Dial 357.3630
asu6mayi•••=immeloormilmoinsiowsmo ri.
Mrs. Anderson Is Re-elected
Director on HCMS Board
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MILK FILTERS for sale,
plain, rapid flo, 61e"-85e
box, Alexander's Hardware.
phone 357-3631, Der))
FIVE SNOW TIRES for sale.
700x17, two almost new. Phone
357-33$9, 17*
TRY the new Underwood type-
writers at The Advance-Times
office, Portables at $93.00 and
$139.50, All the features of the
big standards. rr
FOR SALE — Spanish onions,
potatoes, beets, cabbage. Phone
Anthony Schefter, 357-3465,
17-24*
SAVE ON PAINT — 10% off
regular prices on Kern Glo
Enamel, Super Kern Tone and
Martin-Senour. Your headquar-
ters for Kern Lines. Alexander's
Hardware. 5rrb
WHITE ENAMEL Clipper
range and shelf for sale, with
large coal firebox and water
front. Alvin Procter, 357-3159.
17b
VACUUM CLEANER SALES.
Service for all makes, Filter
Queen Sales, Zurich, phone
Hensel' 262-5350 collect.
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OLIVE= - UNDERWOOD
adding machines are priced as
low as $103.50, Add, subtract,
multiply, credit balance: 10-11
columns. Try them at The Ad-
vance-Times. rr
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL — Zig
zag portable and cabinet model
machines: $45,00 off regular
price. Good used machines,
very reasonable, Singer Co. of
• Canada, phone 357-3730 after 6
p.m, 10-17b
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOUR BEDROOM white brick
house with new oil furnace, all
modern conveniences and large
garage, in Blyth. Complete
price $9,500.00 with immediate
possession. Contact Roy Mc-
Vittie, Blyth, phone 523-4483.
10-17b
WILLIAM S. REED
Real Estate Broker and
General Insurance
Dial 357-2174 — Wingham
Jee storey house, situated in
Whitechurch, large living room,
kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3 piece
bath, 2 oil stoves and tank,
water on pressure from drilled
well, workshop, Full price
$4,000.00 with terms, Immedi-
ate possession.
9-acre farm on highway. 5
room house, built-in cupboards
in kitchen, water on pressure
from flowing well, small barn,
Full price $4,000.00,
Also several homes in Wing-
ham and Lucknow and several
choice farms in the district,
ELLIOTT REAL
ESTATE AGENCY
Gordon B. Elliott, Broker,
Edward A. Elliott, Salesman,
Phone 357-1590
Two bedroom apartment for
rent in the MacDonald Block;
immediate possession,
Six year old frame home, 2
miles out of Wingham, 2 bed-
rooms, oil heat, with very low
taxes. An excellent retirement
home with lots of garden.
Priced below cost,
Beautiful immaculate 4-bed-
room frame executive home on
a large tot, overlooking Sum-
mit Drive; two full bathrooms,
garage with breezeway and
laundry room, full basement.
Immediate possession.
12 roam brick veneer home,
two bathrooms, two living
rooms, fire place, oil fired hot
water heat, frame barn now
used as garage. While this
home needs some decorating
and repair it is in excellent con-dition.
Two bedroom frame cottage
on Carling Terrace; recreation
room and laundry in basement;
patio and paved drive, new fur-
mice and new roof, water soft-ener and plenty of cupboards.
P.I.T. $52.00 per month.
FOR RENT—Oh Ederard St.,
two bedroom apartment. living
room, kitchen, laundry roam
and bathrodne Iminedittte pos-
session,
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES
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FINISH HIGH SCHOOL
Home study prepares you to
write Ontario provincial extant-
!nations; for recognised certifl-
tate. Grades 6-13. All hooks and
supplies, Low Monthly pay
ments, income tax deductable,
Vor full information write Ca-nadian Academy, 40 Main 8`...,„
West, Hamilton, Ont. Altrb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
PURE - BRED Suffolk ram
lambs, Harold Fisher, R. R
Harriston, phone 353W. 17*
2-YEAR-OLD Registered Suf-
folk ram for sale. George Fish-
er, R. R. 3 Wingham, phone
357-2347. 17*
ARTICLES FOR RENT
RENT our new Dustless floor
sanders and make your old
floors like new again. We have
just purchased the new Dust-
less floor sanding machines.
You can save over 50% by
doing your own sanding. Alex-
and e r's Hardware. 24rrb
FOR RENT
APARTMENT for rent
rooms and bath, heated. 357-
2151, 17b
SMALL apartment for rent,
frig. rangette and oil heater
included, Apply Crawford,
Shepherd ee- Mill. 17b
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phone 487-3333. 17-24-1-8b
MALE HELP WANTED
DRIVER SALESMAN wanted
for milk route. Apply Box 112.
Advance-Times, 17b
ammosammyr era.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WAITRESS WANTED — Apply
in person to Good's Coffee
Shop. 17-24b
ATTENTION LADIES! °
AVON TERRITORY OPEN*
Customers waiting to be served
Housewives can qualify.
Call 376-9792, 'Owen SOunt '
or write Mrs. 5, Craig, District
Manager, P.O. Box 102, Owen
Sound, 10-17-24b
BOOKKEEPER - STENO-
GRAPHER REQUIRED FOR
HURON-VIEW
Applications will be received
by the undersigned for the
above position until December
9, 1966.
Salary commensurate with
experience.
For further information, con-
tact:
B. G, Hanly,
Deputy Clerk - Treasurer,
County of Huron,
Court House, Goderich,
Ontario. 17b
TENDERS WANTED
OIL TENDER
Wingham Public School,
Wingham, Ont. Tank capacity,
6,000 gal. Type of fuel, Cana-
dian Government Specification
CS-12-48 No. 2 fuel oil. All ten-
ders to be in the hands of the
secretary, Mrs. Alberta Mor-
gan, Box 281, Wingham, by
noon November 30th, 1966. Any
inquiries, contact the chairman
of the Property Committee,
Roy E. Bennett, This contract
to run for a period of two
years from date of signing.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. 17-24b
WANTED
WANTED—Roll-top desk, guns
and rifles., Cameron's Billiards.
15rrb
OLD CLOCKS WANTED, in
any Condition. Letters with
particulars to k, Sandercott,
Twilite MOtel, R. R. 1, Hyde
Park, Out., or phone Wingham
357-2399. 23-30-7-14'rrb
Dead Stock Removal
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
paid for fresh dean, disabled
cows and horses,
we pay ic per lb. weighing
over 500 pourida.
For the most Prompt and
cOUrteotis service in tins
district
PLEASE CALL certtger
MARLATT BROS.
Phone 133 . Brussels, Ont.
60ur servien4-4 days a week
License NO. 890-045
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MORRIS TOW7*.ZSECIP
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
Nomination of a Reeve. Four
Councillors and Two School
Trustees will be held in the
Township Hall
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25,
1966, from 1 to 2 p.m., and en.
e4etion, if necessary
SATURDAY, DEC. 3, 1966.
Helen P. Martin,
Returning Officer.
17-24b
CARDS OF THANKS.
Frank Thompson and family
deeply appreciate the kindness
and sympathy shown them by
their friends and neighbors
during their recent bereave-
ment of a dear wife, mother
and grandmother. Special
thanks to Dr. W. A. McKibbon,
Rev. Cecil M. Jardine and
nurses on second floor of
Wingham and District Hos-
pital. 17*
Mrs. Bryce and family would
like to convey their heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to all
their many friends and neigh-
bors who helped out so much
during their recent sad ber-
eavement. Their expressions of
sympathy and kindness will al-
ways be remembered. Special
thanks to Rev, G. L. Fish, Dr,
Leahy. Currie's funeral home,
the pallbearers and flower
bearers, 17*
The family of the late Wil-
liam Bolt wish to express their
sincere thanks and appreci-
ation to all friends and rela-
tives for the many floral tri-
butes. donation of baking and
other assistance given follow-
ing the passing of a loved hus-
band and father. Many thanks
to the neighbors and friends
who were of so much assist-
ance during the recent sale of
farm and household effects and
on the day of moving from
Wroxeter to Wingham. Also a
special thanks to Drs. Klahsen
and Corrin and the nursing
staff at the Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital. 17's
I would like to thank my
friends and neighbors for all
the cards, letters, gifts and
visits while I was a patient in
Wingham and District Hos-
pital. Special thanks to Dr. W.
A. McKibbon and nurses on
east wing. second floor.—Mrs.
Ken Sinnamon. , 17b
We wish to thank all our
neighbors and friends for the „
wonderful help they have given
us in rebuilding our barn. It
would be impossible for us to
express in words our gratitude
to everyone, the Blyth Fire
Brigade who worked so hard
during the fire and the neigh-
bors who came in to clean up
after. Special thanks to George
Cook, Walter Scott, Mason
Saline and Ernie Snell who ar-
ranged for gangs to come and
help. Also the manager of
Beaver Lumber Ltd., Wingham,
and Robert Searson, who so
efficiently placed the material
at the site so fast. it is won-
derful to think that the new
stable is so near completion.
Our thanks to the neighbors
who are looking after our
cows, and we hope that we will
be in a position to take them
back soon, Our sincere thank
you to those responsible for
putting on the dance and the
contribution received f r o in
those who attended. — Simon
and Maurice Hallahan, 17*
IN MEMORIAM
SANGSTER—In loving mem-
ory of Alexander Sangster,
who passed away November
18, 1964,
It isn't death, it's glory,
It isn't dark, it's light;
It isn't stumbling, groping,
Or even faith—it's sight.
It isn't even praying,
It's speaking face to face,
—Sadly missed and lovingly
remembered by his wife, Lily.
17*
SEWERS—In loving memory
of our little nephew, Allan
Sewers, who was suddenly
taken November 14, 1950.
Precious memories treasured
ever
Of days when we were all to-
gether,
No longer here our lives to
share,
Hut in our hearts he is always
there.
—Fondly remembered by
Aunt Rrta and Uncle George
Drehmarin, 17*
TEMPI:F.:MAN — in loving
memory of a dear husband
and father, who passed away
November 22, 1965.
'Tis well he will suffer no more
In the loved land of the blest.
Pain fled as he trod heaven's
shore;
It left him at peace and rest.
—Ever remembered by wife
and family. 17*
VINCENT—In loving memory
of Mrs. Albert O. Vincent,
who passed away One year
ago, on the 21st of Novem-
ber, 1965.
Oh happy hours we once en-
joyed
How sweet their memory still,
But death has left a loneliness
'Mc world can never fill,
—Sadly missed by husband
and family, 17*
BIRTHS
KRISTENSEN—Eli and Doris
Wickeli) are pleased to an-
nounee the birth of Carol
Marie in St. Joseph's hos-
pital, Londoe, on Wednesday,
November 9, 1966, a sister for
Karen and Peter,
AOKFRT In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Thurs.
day, November 10, 1966, to
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Ackert,
Holyrood, a son.
AUCTION SALES
AMMON SALE
of Holstein cows and heifers
will be held for Bert Elliott,
lot 30, eon. 10, Huron Town-
ship, 1.1,v miles north, and 33?-1
miles west of Ripley on
SATURDAY, NOV, 19, 2 p,m,
Offering includes 4 cows,
fresh, with calf by side; 2 cows
due in Jan.; 1 cow due in 'Feb.;
5 cows due in March; 2 cows
due in April; 4 cows due in
May and June, This is a good
herd of young cows and many
are still milking heavily, Also
offered will be 4 open yearling
heifers, 5 two-year-old .heifers,
some of which are recently
bred.
Dairy equipment — Surge 2
unit milker, complete with
pump and pipeline; Interna-
tional 4 can milk cooler; 9
milk cans, Terms—Cash,
Allan MacIntyre, Auct. 17b
MISCELLANEOUS
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
DOES such names as Shick,
Philishave, Remington Shavex,
Ronson, Sunbeam, Dormeyer,
West Bend, Philips, Westing-
house, Hoover, Moffat, General
Electric, Belair, Korting, Hain-
es, Iona, Samson-Dominion, Mc-
Brine, Waltham, Royal, Kitch-
en-Queen, Waterman's, Corn-
,munity and Roger Brothers
ring a bell? Will you try order-
ing one of their dramatic new
products from Vivian, former-
ly of Hanna's Ladies' Wear?
If you order now it will make
Santa's load 'lighter on Christ-
mas Eve. Mrs. James H, Camp-
bell, 255 Carling Terrace, li
block north of TV station. 17h
PAINTING & DECORATING
ROBERT E. SEARSON
Phone 357-3044 - Wingham
1\71Orrb
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Modern equipment' used, Alf
work guaranteed. Write ouis,
Blake, R. R. 2, Brussels, phone
442W6, Brussels. S1-D15*
FLOOR SANDING
New hardwood floors laid,
sanded and finished. Also old
floors. New modern equipment.
Phone 357-2750, Norman Rin-
toul & Sons. 16rrb
FOR YOUR
Insurance Needs in Automo-
bile, Farm Liability, Accident
and Sickness Home Protection
Call your Co-op Agent.-
53 Maple Street, Wingham
LLOYD MONTGOMERY
Dial 357-3739.
SEE GEORGE BROOKS
at
Stratford Cemetery Memorials
Ltd.
for Memorials of Distinction.
38 Avondale Ave.
Stratford
Phone 271-6736 Collect
N17rrb
For Sale
Wingham — Three bungalows
and one two-storey brick home
to choose from, all are com-
pletely modern throughout and
very reasonably priced. ,Terms
available, your downpayment
can put you in a home of your
own right now.
Wroxeter brick bungalow,
new oil furnace, modern bath-
room, 2 bedrooms. Full asking
price is only $5,500, or make us
an offer, Your terms consid-
ered,
Highway farm, 157 acres,
well built for only $13,000, Full
price. An attractive 10 room
solid brick home has conven-
iences such as modern kitchen
and bathroom. Every room is
neatly decorated. L shaped
barn measures 47'x55' and 20'x
40', hydro and pressure bowls.
7.-= acres of level land is in a
high state of fertility, Balance
I', wooded, containing a Consid-
erable amount of valuable
cedar, The owner started on
this farm with nothing just a
few years ago and has made
an extra good living, He has
now purchased a higher priced
property and has lOwered the
price for quick sale. This is
trials' a genuine harn'nin and
well worth your hilmediate at-
tention,
DON HOLST
REAL ESTATE LIMITED
- "Rural Ontario SPeernitsts" -
Keith Fitzsinunona• lqatiArget',
Phone 357-9g40
Coda Mahood, Representative,
Phone t.924962
LIVING FAITH
"Ambassadors of Christian
Faith" is the theme of the tele-
cast over CKNX-TV Saturday,
November 19th, 6 to 6:30 p.m.
Watch for it! 17*
CHRISTMAS TEA AND
BAKE SALE
On Thursday, November 24,
at 3 p.m., in Bluevale Presby-
terian Church. Sponsored by
the Ladies' Aid, 17b
COUNTRY CIECHISTMAS FAIR
Sale of country crafts by lo-
cal artist craftsmen, Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow, Wed-
nesday, November 16, and Sat-
urday, November 19, 2-9 p.m.
10-17*
WHITECHUR.CH W. L
Are holding a euchre in
Whitechurch Community Mem-
orial Hall on Wednesday, Nov.
23, at 8:30 pen. Prizes. Lunch,
Everyone welcome, Adm, 50c
17b
COME ONE, COME ALL!
Dance to the way out music
of The Wanderers from Lis-
towel this Friday, November
18, 9:30 to 12:30 at the Brussels
Legion Hall. Adm, $1.00 single,
$1.75 couples, No slacks please.
17b
THE CORNER SHOP
Hurry! Hurry!! Just this
week-end and next left to
select tremendous bargains.
Specials—A beautiful crib and
mattress, a few almost new
boys' and men's suits, and
many girls' and women's coats
and dresses. 171i
Gordon Kirkland of R.R. 3
Lucknow, president of the Hur-
on Cooperative Medical Servi-
ces informed the 200 members
at the annual meeting and tur-
key banquet in Ontario Street
United Church auditorium,
Monday Of last week that the
board of directors was consider-
ing paying claims on the On-
tario Medical Association's
specialist tariff of fees, rather
than the general tariff now cov-
ered by contract,
The board has already in-
structed the HCMS office staff
in Clinton to conduct a survey
of claims over the next few
months, to ascertain just what
the cost of current claims
would have been if paid on the
specialist rates. Approval for
the Department of Insurance
would have to be approved for
this added benefit.
The financial position of the
medical co-op is good, mainly
due to an increase in rates in
August, 1965,
Members approved the trans-
fer of $18, 112 profit for the
year ended on July 31, 1966,
to the general reserve fund.
Frank Thompson of the co-op's
auditing firm, explained the
financial report to the mem-
bers.
Four directors were re-elect-
ed to the 12-man board by the
membership, one of these be-
ing Mrs. O. G. Anderson of
Belgrave. Also re-elected were
Lorne Rodges, R. R. 1 Goderich;
Fordyce Clark, R. R. 5 Goder-
ich and Kenneth Johns, Exeter.
The other directors are Mrs.
Lloyd Taylor, Exeter; Hugh B.
Smith, R.R. 2 Listowel; Roy
Strong, Gorrie; Gordon Kirk-
land, Bert Irwin, R.R. 2 Sea-
forth; Bertram Klopp, Zurich;
Gorcion Richardson, Bruce field
and Robert McMillan, R. R. 2
Sea forth.
TO NAME PRESIDENT
The directors will appoint a
president and vice-president at
their first meeting.
Guests at the dinner includ-
ed: Rev. and Mrs. Grant Mills;
Mayor and Mrs. Don Symons;
Clare Mhgee, former di'anager
of HCMS, now manager of
Wentworth County medical co-
op; John Bowman of the CIA
office, Clinton.
The guest speaker was Ed-
ward Schofield, provincial sec-
retary of the Co-operative Med-
ical Services Foundation of On-
tario. He is a University of
REBEKAH BARE SALE
In Oddfellows Hall, 3 p.m.,
Saturday, November 19. 17b
HORTICULTURAL MEETING
Next Monday evening, Nov-
ember 21, at 8 o'clock in Coun-
cil Chambers, Town Hall, Col-
ored sides on Christmas dec-
orations will be shown, 1All are
welcome. 17*
CWL WEEKLY EUCHRE
On Tuesday, November 22,
at 8:30 p.m., in the Sacred
Heart Parish Hall. High and
low men's prize, high and low
ladies' prize, and door prize,
Lunch served. N10-,Diachg
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray
in Bluevale Community Hall,
Friday, November 18. Tiffin's
Orchestra, Ladies bring lunch.
17*
RECEPTION
For Mr, and lqrs. Tom Rob-
inson on Saturday, November
19th, in the Whitechurch Hall.
Tiffin's Orchestra. Ladies
please bring lunch. Everyone
welcome, 17b
INSTITUTE MEETING
Mrs. D, S, MacNaughton and
Mrs. Charles Shiell will be the
program conveners for the
November meeting of the Wo-
Men's Institute to be held in
the Council Chambers Thurs-
day, November 17, Mrs. Mac-
Naughton will address the
tnembers "By Worth and
Work. We Rise." The hostesses
are Mrs. F. Edgar, Mrs, Currie,
Mrs. Lapp, Miss M, Simpson.
WAYNE HORNER, coach of the Vikings, and Bob Camp-
bell, Wingham coach, declared the Mustangs and Vikings
co-champions of the Huron-Perth Conference after overtime
play on Tuesday.--A-T Photo.
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HOW MANY FEET
DO YOU
DRIVE WITH?
Keith McClure
If you drive an automatic, it's a case of the less the
better,
Since we only have two feet, that means one of them.
The right foot that both brakes the car and presses the
accelerator.
One foot can't do both jobs at the same time, which is
why it is the best method to drive your car,
The electronic measuring machine that tells us every-
thing these days, say it takes three quarters of a second
to shift from gas to brake with one foot. At 60 mph that
amounts to 66 feet. In a critical situation, that could he a
very critical distance.
But this could be the theory that floundered on the
rock of experience. Most drivers can't co-ordinate their feet
fast enough to take advantage of the distance saving and
their inactive left foot DRAGS on the brake pedal,
The slightest pressure on the brake pedal can cause the
brake shoes to drag arainst the drums, building up excessive
heat, causing the brakes to become Hazed and wear down
rapidly. Drivers who make a habit of this often get only
half the normal life out of their brakes.
If you use your left foot but take it entirely off the pedal,
there is little saving in time from using your right foot,
Another good habit to get into is to have your brake
linings checked at regular intervals so excessive wear doesn't
score your brake drums.
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WINGHAM - Tel. 257.2891
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WINGHAM
MEMORIALS
GUARANTEED GRANITES
CEMETERY LETTERING
REASONABLE PRICES
Buy Direct and Save
Bus, Ph. 357-1910
Res. Ph. 357,1015
Frederick F. Honnuth
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Carol E, 1-10muth, RO
Mrs. Viola H. Hotriuth, it0
OPIrONIETKISTS
Phone 118
HABRISTON • ONTARIO
CARS FOR SALE
1953 FORD sedan, good tires, ;
everything works, $100.00. Ph.
357-1775. 17-24"
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FOR SALE
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SPACEBEATER for sale, Ph.
Brussels 358W6. 17*
24" SELP-PROPEJJ ED snow I
thrower, 4 hp motor. Phone '
028.-e525, Lucknow, 1.7*
THE PERFECT sehool
portable typewriter. Try the
new len,derwood at The Ad-
vance-Timee. From $93.00, rr
FOR SALE Heathouser for
International 13275 with wind-
shield, $20. Ph, 357-1098. 17b
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