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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-12-07, Page 50 • • • • •• van be marked ditiereneea owed 0, sod on rainaU,iimate andsofl. HINE OPERATORS For 1.00 p.m. 11.00 p.mi." Shift Light Work - Incentive Earnings - Shift Premiums - Attendance Bonus -Etc. - Etc. - Etc. Apply at SPINRITE YARNS AND DYERS LTD. 320tivingstone.sistowel Used Car Savings '78 CHRYSLER 2 -Door Hard. top, fully powered '71 CHRYSLER 4 -Door I Sedan '71 DUSTER 2 -Door, 6 auto. matte with radio '70 DODGE, V-8, automatic; radio and power equipped '69 CORONET 4 -Door Sedan, auto, radio '19 SATELLITE Door • nerdtop, 8 auto., power steering & brakes, radio '68 FORD '65 FORD Half -Ton, 6 cylinder '70 SNOWMOBILE CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357.3862 • • owniobflers adv not.10:horsp..-orou:nti... Nowthat_ winter conditions are Well and truly here, Winghani po- llee remind that overnight park hg is banned on all Wingham Streets and roads from 1:00 a.M. to 700 a 331, This ts 00 now Plow" ,efla be carried out without' interruption and withoutdamage hazard. to vehicles ,blocking the work.. The Wow regarding over- night parking will be rigidly en- forced and is in effect for the rest of the winter, • Mother winter warning _is to snowmoilers'who are starting off on the wrong foot by operating their machines in town, rather than using the streets simply as a means of going and. coming to their operating areas. The unwritten law in Wingham is that snowmobilers use the streets by the most direct route to leave for the great open spaces and come back home. If local residents start to complain about snowmobiles loitering or buzzing around, town council can, quicklY follow the example of other centres where the machines are banned from the streets entirely, unless towed on a properly licensed trailer. Got it? Wingham police have been kept busy with a multitude of small of- fences, including several minor traffic accidents mainly due to slippery road conditions. There have also been a few liquor seizures, mainly involving fool- lwdy yo04orint ears. Two disturbances were inve014- gated. One caused minor to the floor of the front hall la "Manor Hotel where some clown put a match to a water s requiring- the sysei;* to down Nov. 30. • Lord's Supper is observed at St. Aodrow'S TO THE, -PAYEits Of THE ORP�..TIQN OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS Under the ne9v. Ontario Property TeX :Credit Pler4, residential and farm property taxes_ Wed 8n4 .Clye ,in, must be paid by December ;1st t 1972, The payment of these rouniCIO taxes will• ennbt yOtt to receive full codit under the 'Ontario OLIO Vn your 1972 income tax return, - HELEN' D. MARTIN, CIA* * 7; The Sacrament of the Supper was observed 'at special service in St, Andrew's Prethr. terian Church Sunday. MO ° Rev. R. H. Armstrong:Was In charge. The sermon was entitled 'WOW Amiable are Thy Tabernacles" and the choral anthem was "An- gels We Have Heard On, Mr: Armstrong officiated,at a special ceremony during Whiah he dedicated pews in memo Of Mr, and Mrs: James tlialaterA donated by their daughter MiSO M. Linklater; and Mrs. Doris'Mc- Kibbon, presented by the Ladiea' Auxiliary. During next week's serviCeOt is planned to dediCate new Books of Praise which have been donated by the Cruickshank faM- ily.^ Atti. , Gruelling tests in Northern Ontario, and severe dynamometer engine tests prove this new Blue Shell Super Snowmobile 011 to be superior to other popular brands of oil. 11 L'I'46?1,4t1W2,4A,I,Tt, 4 !. CA. For more winter fun, protect your engine and improve its performance with New Blue Shell Super Snowmobile Oil. You know how a powerful, smooth -running snowmobile can be a pleasure to drive when the engine is protected by the right oil. Thars why Shell developed the mos advanced 2 -cycle engine ,oil yet—new Blue Shell Super Snow- mobile Oil. Proven superior. Hundreds of hours of tough snow- mobiling tests, over rugged country in sub -zero temperatures, have shown new Shell Super Snowmo- bile Oil to be superior to many other popular brands -on the market. • Snowmobile engines operating under extremelOevere conditions on laboratory test tands show piston scuffing and seizure on pop- ular competitive oils—Shell Super Snowmobile Oil goes through the tests without allowing any engine distress. 50% more detergent/ dispersant additives. Why?Because these additives keep pistons, rings, cylinders, and ex - Shell makes this new Snowmobile Oil blue so that when it's added to your gasoline, the entire mixture goes blue. Then each time you top up your tank with fuel. you know at a glance oil has been added. haust ports clean. This gives your engine smoother -running perform- ance, and longer life. The low -ash formulation helps ensure longer plug life, and helpsprevent plug fouling. Quick -mix ends blending problems. Equally important, new Shell Super Snowmobile OiI has a quick -mix agent. This oil blends with fuel , quickly, even in sub -zero tempera- tures. Ends poor mixing—the main cause of overheating an eizure in 2 -stroke engines. For all air;cooled 2 -cycle Motors. New Blue Super Snowmobile OiI is specifically designed for air-cooled 2 -cycle engines. It can be used in any engine regardless of make, model or horsepower, that calls for a fuel/oil mixture of up to and in- cluding 40 to 1. You can also use it in your chain saw, or any other pir-cooled 2 -cycle engine. Buy it at Shell service stations and marinas. Or ask your Shell farm service agent to deliver new Blue Shell Super Snowmobile Oil. Shell • • ' John Uinderwood of RR 1 Wingham, right, was Presented with the Russell Bolton Trophy for having the champion corn exhibit at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The award was - presented at the 4-H Achievement Night at Clinton last Friday night. With Evangelist and Pastor DartR. Olsen - and N. W..Buttrlilf Glen McClure of Vincent Farm Equipment presents his company's award for the top member of the Huron County 4-H Tractor Club. Jim Fairies of R.R. 1 aorrie won the award with 901 out of a possible 1,000 points. GRADES 7 And 8 Grade 7 and 8 pupils from Sacred Heart enjoyed a series of lessons in pottery last week con- ducted by Mrs. Alan Weinstein from•Teeswater. There were four one-hour periods each day, con- sisting of a brief outline of the tiistory of pottery from the period 5,000 B.C. to the present day. The Get !Tie to the boxontirn • Your holiday mail will be joining a lot of other mail very soon. This is the busiest season for the people who move the mail. So to be assured that your mail reaches its destination before the holidays, mail before the dates below. Dec. 13— Out-of-town Dec. 17 — In town Make your holiday mail letter perfect. Include the correct postage; Canada and U.S.A. Letter mail (sealcd = first class) - 80 Unsealed greeting cards - 60 All other countries (air mail) Letter mail (sealed - first class) - 150 Unsealed greeting cards - 120. And remember the dates above. If you meet our deadlines, we'll meet yours. Iill Post Canada Canada Postes Sacred Heart Mailbox first day she told them of the dif- ferent kinds of clay, the second day they discussed the art of glazing and the third day she ex- plained the different kinds of kilns. The fourth day Mrs. Wein- stein brought her potter's wheel and demonstrated how it could be used, which fascinated the pupils. Each day they made a piece of pottery. The first day it was a pinch pot, the next' dtly it was a coil pot- and the last day it was a slab pot. 1The pupils really en- joyed the Ipottery lessons and it will be interesting to see how many take it up as a hobby some day. —J. Day The Kindergarten boys and girls are beginning to get ready for Christmas. We have made a class mural of the arrival of the wise men at Bethlehern. This. week Grades 5 and 6 have begun their preparation for the coming of Christmas through the study and research concerned with the season of Advent. An Ad- vent wreath has been set up with- in the classroom. Mrs. Carter's grades one and two won the Stamp for Missions Trophy for first:term with a total 'of 1800 stamps. Put out ads TO WORK FOR YOU • what do you know about "Second Car" :Insurance? Should both cars carry the sqme: insurance? Is the cost ,the, same. for. . both cars? Will teenage ..,drivers make a difference in" the rate you pay? These are just a few of the questions you'll want answered if you're a 2 -car family. Call us iOda)f- We'll be happy to give you the answers and help plan the right protection for you. ' ..W' ARDA 1101? 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