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__',') _ Bell drops "'. Francis Christensen, the district construction man- ager for Bell. said the spon- solsllip of the run was can- celled because funds allot- ted for the run were need- ed to provide basic tele- phone service in the area. Bell Canada has announc- ed that it will nothe sponsor- ing the Bell Canada [1.175. a cross-country rm design- ed to promote good athletic competition in the com- munity. The run last year was operated with the full co- operation of the Waterloo County Board of Education and the Waterloo County Separate School Board. Bell Canada Run '74 was so successful in Waterloo Region that several other communities are consider- ing similar runs. cross-country Preliminary estimates for 1975 'indicates more than 10.000 boys and girls planned to enter the run. Joseph Reechia. retail manager for BF. Goodrich Canada Ltd.. estimates that the millions of brake shoes replaced last yea: could be reduced by 25 pet cent if motorist followed three driving and maintenance rules: One recurring auto repair can be significantly reduced with just a little care and attention: - the replacement of brake linings Avoid hard braking by an- ticipating stops and bringing the car to a slow gradual stop. Brake wear is greatly accelerated by "panic" braking. ack Best "paiht Sale MAI: ll I Brakes can last longer HUGHES' DE (IMMUNE CENTRE Parkdale Ptaza 884-8540 Both boards are now con~ 'tidering action that might be taken to provide for a re- placement activity. In 1974 3,015 students of Waterloo Region (mm 10 to " years of, age com- pleted the one mile to two mile runs. When asked about 1976. Mr. Christensen said that. ”hopefully the. financial problems that beset the company to-day will have eased. and funds made avail- able to continue this worth, while community activity next year". Bell not only provided funds for this cross coun~ try run but over 160 em- ployees contributed 1.000 hours of their own time. Public Relations Man- ager Jim Reid, added that Bell decided to withdraw its award winning exhibit at the Central Qntario Ex- hibition this year as a furth- er cost saving effort. Take corrective action at the first sign of brake mal- function such as uneven braking or ex'cessive brake noise. Grabbing brakes or dirty linings can cause un- even and excessive brake wear. Always replace worn brakes with the best quality bonded brake linings. Bond- ed linings. which are join- ed to the brake shoe by a powerful adhesive instead of being riveted. provide more braking surface and elimin- ate the main causes of drum scoring. permitting the lin- ing to be used longer before Tough Paint ONTARIO SEED CO. LTD. 16 King St. South Come in to one of our best ever re, sales and save on C L tap quality Trutone white paint, the best exterior paint we make. In Acrylic Latex, Alkyd Trim, Alkyd Gloss finishes. Truttme-- it's the tops. $1199 Only $1 will provide you with a classified ad of 15 words or less in the Water- loo Chronicle. Why not put this bargain to work for you? For more information or rates call 744-6364. Studies at BFG _researeh laboratories indicate the major causes of brake noise are bent shoes, out-of-round drums. defective springs. being replaced. Mr. Recchia said. 578-4800 Performing puppetry during a Vacation Bible School class at St. John's Lutheran Church. Waterloo were left. Heather Gies. s. Krista Koroway. s. Lynne Weppler. 8 and Brent Engbrecht. S. These stu- dents took part in the two week program which enrolled 154 children between the ages of three and gal. . L, A . W i/i' Jig-1x _ y. " ' r. tt 'r" A r " e 2 ' o o P, h L, “*1 ' ' Arc., r . t .1: f ' , . n t I" st , I A tu", A . 7 8/ . " 114 KING ST. SOUTH. WATERLOO. 742-5521 Sooter Portrait Studios PHOTO FINISHING $2.99. 3 MINUTE PASSPORT SERVICE I coma 1tgl'jlfgji5fag4 PORTRAIT" AL FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY I 8564883 all for an Appointment today. A mm.w.$whm "Ni-Pd”! _ ROLL AND FREE 5 x 7