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City and I think vou‘ll Agree that the selling of cars today is largely a personal story, like the makihg of cars used to be. A newâ€"car dealer reliee on the name for good dealing that his vears in business builds up. He has more to lose from a bad deal than anyone else, for he‘s foing to be here tomorrow and the next day to sufter he consequences. When he‘s been in business for quite a time, you know it‘s because ne has established copnâ€" fidence in the minds of his customars. On just that objective is our business founded. Alpha Engineering Co. Reg‘d. ‘f C He built the Inaianapolis Speedway, waitthy, which was imporiant in the davs of its ' * "&E% real prime in ‘"selling" the automobile % ; «k 20 to the American public. He was the Q: i maker of Prestâ€"Oâ€"Lite: gas. which reâ€" *A placed keroscne in auto headlights and i. made night driving ten times safer. even g' Yowl*" if the roads »tryed as bad as before. hk ts uie His same Prestâ€"Oâ€"Lite gas brought the first form of selfâ€"sfaring to cars, four vears before the selfâ€"starter was introduced which we take for granted with the flick of a switch today. His system iIgnited acetylene gas in the cylinders, which started the engine revolving without the tugging and straining of a hand crank. This, I thisk, was 1912 Carl Fisner made it possible. therciore, for women to drive cars. Then, a few vears latdi, he proneered a good highway tor them to drive on. The history of the automobile is pretty. largely a personal history, a story of individual men who had great ideas, and often endured poverty perfecting them. Delivery Weekly Twice Stork Diaper Service Ltd. 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I said and the head popped up, and within [35 minutes I walked across the road to board the plush Greyâ€" hound Sceniâ€"Cruiser. I "Very sorry sit." said our bus COMFORT IS THE KEYNOTE in the new lounge for female emâ€" ployees recently opened at Moffats Limited, Weston. Tastefully decorated in relaxing pastel colours, it features modern, yet comfortable furnishings. Air conditioning and television add to the pleasure of the surroundings. e Tantanw se hatn (Contributed) "Should 1 or should I not evele out to Marathon on the Florida Keys?" was a question I had to decide, as I sat in my hotel room in Homestead, 38 mNes south of Miami and 84 I had to decide, as I sat in hotel room in Homestead, mNes south of Miami and miles north of Marathon on 87 degree April 7, 1956. Praises Florida Bus Drivers Examples For Local Motorists Mt. Dennis s« 1177 WESTON RD. 5.00 DELIVERS /hyfil Weston & 99 "Glasteel WATER HEATERS Weekly or Monthly Payments No Finance C A D A M S TIP TOP T A 1LOR S Men‘s & Boys‘ Wear / %Lj;r“_{{f_/_/:_ OPEN THUR®. FRL TILL 9 s{Qss 36 Main St. South YOUR NEAREST "A TRIBUTE" DEALER CH. 1â€"1112 RO. 2â€"5892 Co. 10 driver, "you‘ll have to stand to Largo,"â€"in terms well known to this writee who knows the area well. This meant a three quarter hour stand. . "Was this a holiday week in Cuba?" I wondered. The bus, it seemed, was full of Cubans who were all talking to each other in their native tongue. Fifteen miles per hour is the limit in southern states business areas, We kept a 13â€"15 miles per hour speed and stopped at four pedestrian crossings, which were occupied at the timme. Soon we were out of Homestead‘s Cityâ€" Limits, heading for Florida City on a 25 mile per hour limit area. It was an even 20 mile per hour clip we maintained. The odd car driver would giveâ€"a friendly “ honk as he came by. Did our driver turn and wave? No! His left hand would raise a mere foot in acknowledgementâ€"His eves for ever on the road ahead. The writer was number 38 passenger and, in a standing position, He was close to the driver. But certainly in no way obscuring his vision in any dirâ€" ection. Here is a hint for drivers "up north"â€"Don‘t det wife or girl friend sit on your lap and keep the children and dog off your shoulders, when you‘re driving. Try to stand between driver and toor on such a bus and ore will soon be politely asked to move. . Five minutes later we were in Florida Cityâ€"a small village with five stores, We were again in a 15 mile per hour zone area with four stop streets ere we were again back on the road to the Keys. Our driver stopped at all four and again was under the legal limit. Just far too many drivers "back home" do the direct opâ€" posite! The limit is 30 or 50. Their ideas are otherwise in the 50 or 70 bracket.! I take my hat off to these Southerners who surely observe the laws and woe betide those who fail in their observations for "they sure get it hot." Once again we rejoin No. 1 Highway and soon we are up in the 55â€"60 MPH area, on a 1956 VOLKSWAGEN hriek S‘l 587 i npasime Rren on Jack and Tools. ® Ticknor â€" Volkswagen Ltd. 1132 Weston Rd. _ *# infBW Asy 1117 Main St. N., Weston A local independent dealer can serve you best in FURNACGE OIL â€" â€" OIL BURNERS Sales and Service "Let One Call Do It All" o on Gordon Rice Photo ton Rd. _ Â¥aVintfSn ‘avs Mt. Dennis CALL DON GEVING RO. 7â€"7543 Payments To Suit Your Budget The marriage of Helen Edith,| \daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Millard of Thistletown, and Rayâ€" ‘mond Edwin Barrett, son of Mr. G. I. Barrett and the late Mrs. Barrett, _ was â€" solemnized â€" in | Thistletown United Church by ‘Rev. Harry Martin. Mrs. Roseâ€") mary Booth played the wedding music. | Given in marriage by her| father, the bride wore a waltz length gown â€" of white . silk‘ ‘organza over taffeta and ‘carâ€"] ried white‘ and pink tinted snowâ€" drift mums â€" and stephanotis.‘ |Frances Boon was her maid of| |honor and fwo cousins, Miss | \Anne and Miss Audrey Plant,; were junior bridesmaids. They all wore waltz length dresses | of ping chromespun and carried ;nosegays â€" of white snowdrift. mums and pink rosebuds. Helen Edith Millard Weds R. Barrett In Thistletown Mr. William C. Rimmer was best man, and ushers were Mr.} Bill Boon and Mr. Rae Millard. A reception followed at the bride‘s . parents‘ home. _ The couple will make their home in Thistletown. The bride‘s father is the wellâ€" known Canadian labor leader straight road,*out to the Keys. I glance at our driverâ€"his} eyes alert always, ready to | slacken speed and paying no attention to our Cuban folk now . lustly singing their heads off!‘ | We gradually overtake a car | trailer. Threeâ€"hundred yards in U front came a car towards us. Did our driver swing out to pass? â€" No, siree! He slowed fi‘ waited. As the "all clear" came | â€"Heâ€" gave a slight honk to our | trailer driver and passed, his‘ eyes ahead, his mind as level as a billiard table. Largo came in sight, and out got two pasâ€" sengers plus our driver. Casâ€"| ually he walked over to the bus ! stop with their baggage and said \ "goodâ€"bye." He lit a cigarette | and chatted for a minute before | reâ€"entering our bus to 'v'vailk} down the aisle to see all was By then I had a seat, by a Cuban brunette! The door closed and we started on what is proâ€" bably the most dangerous road, of any anywhere. From Largo to Key West one passes over 28 bridges from 100 yards to 11 miles long. Far beâ€" low on the north side lies the blue waters of the Gulf of Mexâ€" ico; on the south, the Atlantic Ocean. It‘s horrifying to think (Continued on page 7) CH. 1â€"0798 ""*Plang Sept who has recently been appointâ€"! ed director of organization for| the _ worldâ€"wide intemational“ confeedration â€" of Free Trade Unions. He and his wife will leave shortly to live in Brussels, Belgium. ‘Miss Patricia Eileen Lawrence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roâ€" bert Lawrence of Weston will ‘become the bride of Mr. Lorne \Wallace on Saturday, Septemâ€" |ber 1st., in the Church of the ‘Good Shepherd, Mount Dennis. ‘The groom is the son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. John Wallace of Downsâ€" \view. Mr. Field and Dennis motored to Virgina, U.S.A., for holidays. Mrs. Field is visiting daughter Ann in Bracebridge, Ont. . Mr. and Mrs. R. Walton and grandson of Maple Leaf Dr., have returned from an enjovâ€" able trip to Calgary and the United States. Mrs. G. A. W. 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