Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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On The Form A farmer's day is a busy one. He works from sun-up to sun-down. These sugges- tions could make a farmer's life easier. G.W. OIL COMPANY, 401 W. Dallas in Canton, has gas for your car, tractors, and other farm machines. Kendall Rife discovers that kerosene is also available . To find work clothes for the farm, look into CIRCLE B WESTERN WEAR, 210 E. Dallas. Lisa Dotson shows some of the other fine western clothes found at the Circle B in Canton. HARGROVE'S GARAGE, Hwy. 19 in Canton, has excellent mechanics to repair your farm machines, as well as your car. Diane Carroll shows some equipment. To buy groceries for the home or sell your produce, be sure to stop at SWAIN'S GROCERY, Hwy. 80 in Fruitvale. Lori Carroll says, It's the best in quick-stop stores. Farming by Phone If you don't have the equipment to do your farming, call BATES' CUSTOM FARMING, Rt. 2 Box 95, 962-4481. Mel and Laura Bates will tell you that you can't get better plowing and hay baliug service if you did it yourself. You'l1 find all the tools and things you'll need to keep the farm in shape at GRAND SALINE HARDWARE, 122 W. Frank Street. Claudia Worthington checks out a refrigerator. LAPRADE'S FARM SUPPLY, S. Main Street, has feed for all your animals. Jody Mayne buys a bag of chicken feed. Take your livestock to CALHOUN MEAT COMPANY, Hwy. 80 W., for butchering. Jackie Crosby says, lt's also the ideal place to buy all your meat. l 32 Advertisements iq s. s in - . J figs ' fr ,ig.,,.:,, B bf xx S25 , R..-' 5 2 G . W . OIL COMPANY CIRCLE B WESTERN WEAR Z HARGROVE'S GARAGE W N

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Foncy Fixings During the day if you should ever have anything go wrong with your household appliances or anything else , you can take them to one of the many businesses in town that specialize in repairs. INDIAN'S AUTOMOTIVE, located on South Main Street, is the place to go when you need anything from a spark plug to a complete tune-up. Teresa Thomp- son, Sharon Willis, Tammy Walker, and Lauren McDonald find the necessary parts available to fix their cars. Wes Stephens finds PHIL'S CYCLE SERVICE, located on the Sand Flat Road, the perfect place to repair his motorcy- cle. Here one can bring any kind of cycle for all types of repairs. After working in the yard, Stacy Will- ingham goes to RANDALL'S GENERAL STORE for a break. Miss I-lallie's, located in Fruitvale, has everything from frozen foods to household appliances. CARTER'S SERVICE CENTER, located west of town, is the place to take a bro- ken-down lawnmower or anything else as Eddy Chaney knows. Here, he is testing his lawnmower before he takes it home . 134 Adverfisemenis