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All Classes of Farm pert)
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Schools, Halls
smoke, water damage, falling
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Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, SealforM,
Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Hareik
George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, e•allorth
AGENTS. ..ames
Wm. Leiper, Jr.
Squires, Clinton;
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CRAWFORD, L,HEPHERD & MILL
More fun to run
•Twice
been meeting to have' a gam° of
cribhage plus refreshments. Dur-
thiring the height. of the blizzard
last Thursday. about Midnight,
they received a phone call, butt
where it was f re III Only h chin-
solves and the wild winds -now.
I would guess either the Bruce
Peninsula or Skunks 'Misery down
Chatham way. Anyway their pill
was in trouble, namely IT. Ms
snow scooter hail run Oil r,f rm.]
anti he wanted a tow home, Never
hesitating A and .1 Prepared to
help their friend in distress. It
was below zero so they filled
themselves with anti freeze. They
had no prestone so the poor chaps
had to us a sUbstituo. namely
rum. They pottrod themselves all
full it ran, out their ears. They had
to ,have a tow chain so went out
'to Tommy Miller's and took a
hundred feet of hay fork rope,
with Tom's consent and help.
They also took a couple of parr
of wire cutters to cut any poor
farmer's fence if it got in the way,
ey we're both so high they
could have cut the hydro wires,
Well, they zipped and zoomed'
and finally nrriveu where was
stalled. A was Okay be was tested
,to seventy. Eight below and feel-
ing no pain,
They 'finally got the rope tied
on the Stalled monstrosity. Tuck-
ed FT in and away they Aren't. It
was tough sledding for the 11 1'81
twenty miles and then their motor
really wont to work. Up hill nor'
rl'oWn (tato. Thuy roma rkod \Vhst.
a groa( engine. kV'ttlIdll'' evo ,u
I'new they Were hulling anytllin~g.
They weren't. nol even the tow
rope. II had collo! un!ted I wenty
miles back. It was no trouble to
retrace. They found If and his
vehicle completely buried. The
w a s dead but. M WIIS lust
stood seund asleep,
a week 1i anti .1 ;lave
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ROY W. KENNEDY, Publisher
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JOHN MALLICK
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q. C.
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A. R. M. MILL. ILA., L. L. B.
BRUSSELS and WINGIFIAM
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SEAFORTH MEDICAL CENTRE 527.1240
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday A.M.
Thursday Evening
CLINTON OFFICE, 10 ISSAC STREET
Monday and Wednesday 482-7010
Call either Office For Appointment
Here's the new snowmobile to snow conditions. Because
that's more fun to run. The Ski Whiz is built with the
seat is longer, softer, more
It's more fun because the
Massey-Ferguson Ski Whiz.
comfortable. More fun be-
you can adjust skis and track
cause of its stability and low
center of gravity. Because same ruggedness MF puts
Whiz. Find out how easy it
into its big machines. Come
is to own. Make this winter
MOM fun than air.
in and look over MF's Ski
GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
NEWS ITEMS
This volhuni will be just a yarn
involving three at our ymung,
active, highly rel-upectuud Intsines;.4
10011. It takes too much time and
space to use their full names so
abreviate thorn to II.. J. and
1.1
Nrien they •urrived home 11
asked them in for coffee. No says
.they. Maybe a few drops to lint
in the whiskey t o cut the raw_
"less. hibt- its whiskey on r system
reanives. It wax cold unitsido lint
mil as cold as it was en the
trs a good ,ioh ri't'e A1'n 1,1. ed
ii(1110r. They wouldn't have had
any collie unless they made it
themselves.
si.urted home alum', the same
time as dogs appeared. I meal,
the big sun doers t.lint ti It pea red On
each ;Aide of tile BIM Now It is
quite 11 society man tind belowz,-1
to 1 riturilwr of lodues lie grabbed
Hi,* dour handle with one 'hand
rail tapped thr proper signal
hi' Other. VD, door was rud-
('ly opened. Ii milsl have had the
WTI)tig. Pus \vol.('
luructose
little lady 011ettud one \\-it'll
w hic h wls [It "he
I nngna!;the 110(111(11;4 0 ,t
this moans tzisl a\\' Slte .was lust
sin n;:.; the (11`01' in 'tie face
'cvlien she noulleed bls oars WON
:dull', AIM ait bOalidn,
there migin he some talk. It' tit(
poor fellow froze o death on his
own doorstep. 'Maybe even the
0.P,P. would ask some questions,
so she let him in.
She introduced ;1 new cure for
i:rost bile, Instea d of rubbing
them With Snow she them
real hard to limber- atom up. It
worked. in tett. mintt;tes tiny
were as red as Russia. and hi.'
AN as able' to go to work,.
\•\"iucollId learn a lesson from
this column. First, lead! to perk
the toffee yourself when yon
bring home tlIlexpeeled guests,
and • to you owners of snow-
mobiles always fill the other tank
first,
• Enchre: Legion -versus Gentle-
men. Nonday nite, February 3rd.
Truthfully Yours
T.
McGavin's Farm Equipment
WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE LINE OF
FARM EQUIPMENT
SALES AND SERVICE
WALTON, ONTARIO
RETURN OF WOJECK
That crusading coroner Steve Wojeck, as played by Jelin
Vernon. will be back on :he CBC-TV network far a 10-week
season of repots from earlier series. Wojeck is scheduled to
rcappc.ar r,i7 the Ty SCrarnti acrestu the nation in mid-February
rile 11004110u, ,-,r atu pf file ortt5, ,jotin Vernon,
votokiho Itt mothiwriiiii,
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