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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-03-01, Page 21• , • • Thfoflowng MMItli 1 two University of the Mr 1$ 810 Canadian Cartoons 12 7;00 Canada A.M. Show O- M Outwit° Schools 8 and 1 8;30 Trouble with, Tracy 13 8:43 Mr. DreosuP 8 and 10 0:00 Yoga 13 • 9115 ;Ontario Scho&j 8 and.10 0;30 IteMPsr Room 13 10;00 ;Ladies' Fare 13 Canadian Schools 10' 10:89 Friendly Giant 8 and 10 10:45 Chez Helene- 8 and 10 11;00 Sesame Street 0 and 10 11;30 Plat tbe Meek 13 ' ' 18:90 Cartoons 10 and la • Lassie 8 12:30 'Market Place 0 News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show. 13 ;40 Afternoon Movie 10 Town and Country 0 .atinee Movie 0, - 0 Eye Bet 13 ; Anything You Can Do 13 240 Fashions in Sewing 10. 2:30 Ladies' World Figure Skating champs, 13 Galloping. Gourmet 8 - Shirley Taylor 10 3;00 Another World a - Take Thirty 10and 8 3:30 What's The Good Word 1 Edge of Night 8 and 10 , 4:00 The PlintStoneS 13 •_ Family Court 8 and. 10 • 4;30 I Dream of Jeannie 13 Drop-in .8 and 10 5:00 Bonanza 13 Green Acres 8 My Three Sons 10. 5:30 Reach for the Top 10 Truth Or Consequences 8 6:00 Scan 13 Insight News 8 Pierre; Berton 10 anglY Affair 13 Blien0y Jones 8 FYI News 10 7:00 George 13 Midweek Magazine 10 7:30 The Little People 13 Irish Rovers 8 • Bob Newhart Show 10 8:00 Carol Burnett 8 and 10 Streetsof San Fran- • ciao 13 0:00 George kKirby Show 13 Thurs. IVite Movie 8 and 10 9:30 Here Coine the 70's 13 " 10:00 Circle of Fear 13 41:00 CTV National News 13 The National News 8, 10 1:20'News, weather, sports .8, 10, 11:45 Stampede Wrestling 8 lVfovia for ;Tonite•10- • 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 1:20 Concern 13 FRIDAY, MARCH 2 6:00 University of the Air 13 8:30 Canadian Cartoons 13 7:00 Canada A.M. Show 13 8:00 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 8:45 Mr. Dressup 8 and 10 9:00 Yoga 13 9:15 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 9:30 Romper Room 13 10:00 Ladies' Fare 13 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 and 10 10:45 Chez Helene 8 and 10 11:00 Sesame Street 8 and 10 11:30 Beat the Clock 13 12:00 Cartoons 10 and 13 Lassie 8 12:30 Market Place 8 . News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 12:45 Afternoon Movie 10 Town and Country 8 1:00 Matinee Movie 8 1:30 EY0 Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can Do 13 2:20 Fashions in Sewing 10 2:30 Market Place 10 Galloping Gourmet 8 . Somerset 13 hited SuriPtied by the Wst�tons, 3;00 Take Thirty ft and 10 World 13 - 3:$0, Edge of N18* on4 10 • Where the 'Good Word 13 0' 4:00 FaMiii Colirt and 10, The Flintstones 12 00 D01)44 8 and 10 . I Dream of Jeeenire.-14 0;00 'Green AereS, * Three Sens ./0 Bonanza 12 0;30 Triith or Consequences 8. LeVii Make a', Deal a r8:00 Insight Nally* ,11. ' Jerre Berton 10 ' 'Scan 13 040 taWrence! Welk s News 10 Family Affair .1.2 7:00 %110.: Odd Couple 10 ,The Brady ,Buuch, 13 7:40•51aude a', SanfOrd. alut Son 1.0 Sonny 04: 13 8;00 MASH,and 10 330 All in.the:Familt8 and io Friday Night Movie 13 9:00 Nature Family 84nd a 10;00 -Who-Ani.° IT • Hawaii- 100;10 The 'FBI '13. ; • • 10;30 ClOclimerle 41' 11:00 Tb National NeWs, 8, 10 3 . CTV National News 13 11;20 News, • Weather, Sports • 8, 10 13 :•. 11415 .star/ight\T.heatre,8 Movie ' for. Tonight 10 • 1200 Late Date 13 1 1 mauot WHERE THE . INN . CROWD IS Features . . . ENTERTAINMENT Thurs.- Fri. -Sat. THE CRIPPL1D , DUCKS Starting Monday, Mar. JIM HUMPHAGE TUES. AND THURS. Pritsh Roast Boot ,.°141;v10• Pinchani BOW WED. AND RI. Roast Chicken • Lunch** Buffo VI/INGHAM 3374704 Undo 1:40 Concern 13 sAtuRptvr, MARCH 0:83 Concern 13 7:00 Uncl Bobby She*. 13 - .8:00 Canadian • Cartoon 13 8:30 Maigrichon et Gras 10 , Arts 100 -13 ' 9:00 Littlest 'Hobo 10. Tree ROUSe 10 " 9;30 Hilarious Hotise o. ,,,Ftlightenstein 10 Canadian Roller Derby 13 10:00 Siiior Plum Pudding 8 10:30 Alphabet •Soup 8 prof. Moffett 10 • Waterville Gang IR/ 11:00 Junior .Talent Hour 8 Xiive'and4,inigh, 10 Puppet P4,9„ople; 14. "/1:80 Story Theatre 13 12:00 Spidernmn 8 . •Reach lathe Top 10 Cartoon capers 13 _12:30 Littlest Hobo 8 'Horst Koehler, Show 10 < 1:00 Mi. SatUrdaY Theatre 13 1:30 Reach for the Top 8 Mr. Chips 10 2:00 Canadian College Sports 8 and 10 European Figura Sket. ing 10 ' • 2:30 .Outdoors Unlimited 13 3:00 World Men's Figure Skat- • • ing Championships 13 3:00 Bandstand 13 World Four -man. Bobsled Championship 10 4:00 Outdoor .Sportsman 8 World Cup Skiin 10 4:30 Baptist Pentecostal 8 5:00 Bugs Bunny, Roadrunner 8 and 10 BandStand 13 6:00 Supper , Show 8 Adam -12 10 Sports Beat '73 13 6:30 FYI News 10 Scan 13 7:00 Maude 10 World Figure Skating 1 Men's and Women's Finals 13 11 7:30 -Singalong Jubilee 8 On the Buses 10 11 8:00 Hockey Night in Canada 11 8 .and 10 12 Academy Performance 13 10:00 Wrestling 13 1 10:30 Countrytime 8 and 10 11:00 The National News 8, 10 CTV National News 13 11:15 Provincial Affairs 8, 10 11:20 News, Weather, Spts. 8. 10 11:45 Starlight Theatre 8 Movie for Tonight 10 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 1:35 Concern 13 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 6:00 Canadian Cartoons 13 6:49 Uncle Bobby .Show 13 7:30\ Arts 100 13 8:00 Tree House 13 8:30 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 Crossroads 13 9:00 Day of Discovery 13 9:30 Rex Humbard 13 10:30 Quelle Famille 8 and 10 Niven Miller Sings 13 11:00 Right .On 8 Hymn Sing 10 Church Service 13 11,30 East of the Sun 8 Junior Talent Hour 10 12:00 Rex Humbard 8 Canadian Cartoons 13 12:30 Family Finder 10 Talent Shirwcase 13 1:00 Focus on the Farm 8 'Roy Jewell Farm Show 10 3: 1:30 Country Canada 8 and 10 Weekend Journal 13 3: 2:00 Youth Confrontation 8 4: 4.:$0 Ifediial **Platers flo 10 - Sunday Supper Sher/ 5:00 Music to See 0 and 10 0:30 8 WenderAd, World of ney. 10 8:00 Wonderfui W ney 6;30' Act Fast 10 The Untamed World VI 1;0.0 Beachcombers and 10 Amazing World of kin 10 ___ ° 7;30 Slack Beauty 8 and 10 CTV SPeclal 13 3:00 Alia Andrews 8,and 10 840 Mann* 13. 9:00' Sunday at Nine 8 and 1 0;30 A, Touch of Grace 13 10;00 Weekend 8 and; 10. - Spe. Rums* Journey 10 ,:00 l'ssilight '7'heetrio PYI News 10 Family Affair 12 7;00 New Dick Van Dyke 10 Paul' .Lynde Show 7:30 Circle Eight Ranch • Temperatures • IfeadlineHunter .0 Mary Tyler Moore Soh nitip0 SPeeisa 13 8:30 ZIP Wilson a and 10 0:00 The Protectors 13 949 Font rage Challeng 8 and, 10. .• lan Tyson Show .10:00 Our. Costly Clearuini. ' Nereus Welby Ml? 13 0 10;30 Men Alive 8' 11;00 The National News 8, • CTV National .News 10 11;20 •Newi 'Weather -Sports 10 0, 10, 12• - • 11;40 Briar Reports 10 () 11;45 Friday Night 8 • Tarzan Theatre 10 12;00 Late Date movie(43 1;39 gencern 13 CTVThe $14,101141. NeWs: 8,National News 13. 11:15 Nation's Busineas 8, 11:20 News, Weather :Sports ' 8,l0andj3• 4i45,,,,Pierre.Aerton • ":Viyier, Attack X' *.Question reijoa 1240-14ate`Date 18 •• MONDAY., MARCH 5' 6:00 University Of ,the i Air. 1 6:30 Canadian cartoons' a ,•1:00.. Canada 440.0* 13 atoo Ontario Seim* 8 and 8:30 Trouble with TOO '13 Mr. Dressup .8 and .10 . 9:00., Y0013 - fttlA Ohtiiits School d 8.tilid 1 940/ Romper 'Room; 13 1.0•:00. Poues!-000.13', . • 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 and 1 •10;45::ehez Helene. 0 and 10 11:00 SesaMe. Street 0 and Ito 4,;00,:=Se*o§...;.,.91004 43„ 12:00,:cartoons:,140 and. 13 Laeste".8'". *Op Market Place 8 • News at Noon JO • Mike .Douglas Show 18 18;401:Afternoon. Movie 10. „.1ToWn.,,,and -Country; a 1:00 Matinee Movie 0 Bet1:30 Eye'13" 2:00'., Anything, You Can Do 13 .2:26,.Fiabienajn 'Sewing 10 ° , ,WEDNE$DAY, MARC •`' 8:00 Univessity tb-4it 8;30 'caikorail-potoo •• 7:00 Canada AM. Show 13 8:00 Ontario , 00 1:01 10 3 8:00 TroUbleOivith Tracy 13 8;45 Mr. Dressup 8' and 10 9:08Tega,13. 10 9;13 .011tarin Sc • 0:30 Romper ,/eagte*. Friendly 0 10.45 'Chez; . 11;00 Sesmne Sf 11:30 laeat'Il*' 0 12:00 Cartoons Lassie 8' 12;a0:' .3fOrkt Plao • OW4 at No • Vice Douglas' 9, 12;45', '',TO*1t. anc Galloping Gourinet 8 .2:30 Dick Berrymate, 10 13 3:00 Somerset • Thirty and io Another World 13 • 3:00- Edge of Night .8. and 10 • What's the Goad Word 1 4:00 Family 'Court. &tint 10 ascP)51.4.kitt-stenW4-8Yi 4;30 Drop-in 8and10 Dream of Jeannie 13 5:00 'Green Acres 8 My Three Sons 10 Bonanza 13 5:30 Truth or Consequences Let's Make a Deal 10 6:00 Insight News 8 . Pierre Berton 10 Scan 13' 6:30 Twilight Theatre (1) 8 FYI News 10 Family Affair 13 7:00 bunsmoke 10 Doris Day Show 13 7:30 Rollin' 13 8:00 Partridg Family 8 and 10 pare's Lucy 13 8:30 nnon 8 and 10 Miss Teen Canada Pageant 13 9:30 This Is The Law 8 and 10 Pig and Whistle 13 10:00 Man at the Centre 8, 10 Bert BaCharach Special No. 3 13 1:00 National News 8, 10 CTV National News 13 :20 News, Weather, Sports 8, 10 and 13 :40 Briar Reports 10 :45 Classic Theatre 8 ;00 Late Date Movie 13 • Horror Classics 10 :30 Concern 13 TUESDAY, MARCH 6 6:00- University of the Air 13 6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13 7:00 Canadian AM Show 13 8:00 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 8:30 Trouble with Tracy 13 8:45 Mi, Dressup 8 and '10P 9:00 Yoga 13. 9:15 Ontario- Schools 8 and 10 9:30 -Romper Room 13 10:00 Canadian Schools 10 Ladles' Fan 13 10:30 'Friendly Giant 8 and 10 10:45 Chez Helene 8 and 10 11:00 Sesame Street 8 and 10 11:30 Beat the Clock 13 12:00 Cartoons 10 and 13 Lassie 8 12:30 Market Place 8 News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 12:45 Town and Country 8 Afternoon Movie 10 1:00 Matinee Movie 8 1:30 Eye Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can Do 13 2:20 Fashions in Sewing a 2:30 Dick Berryman 10 41 - Galloping Gourmet 8 Somerset 13 . 00 Take Thirty (0 and 10 Another World 13 30 "Edge of Night 8 anU 10 What's the Good Word 13 00 Family Court 8 and 10 Flintstones 13 4:30 Drop-in 8 and 10 I Dream of Jeannie 13 5:00 Green Acres 8 My Three Sons 10 Bonanza 13 5:30 Truth or Consequenees Going Places 10 800 Insight News 8 Pierre Baton 10 Sean 1S 00 a B • Afternoon 1.10 .e • 1;30'Ey�;Bet 13. 2:00 Anything You Can 2:20 Fashions in Sewing 11 230 Dick Berryman 10 Galloping Gourmet Somerset 13 3:00. Take Thirty 8 and,10 Another World 13 ' 3:30 'Edge of Night 8' and: What's the Good Wor 4:00 Family Court 8 and 11 The Flintstones 13 4;30 Drop-in 8 and 10 3 Dream Of Jeannie 13 ; ;A:otY Green Acres 8 My ThreattsoPa'10 F' Bonanz Inquiry 10 3:00 Under Attack 10 4:00 Time to Remember 8, 10 Red Fishr 13 ASKETT'S APPLIANCE CENTRE Westinghouse Panasonic . Tapta-Aecorda • PALMERSTON 3434512 930 Truth' or 'Consequences 8 * Let's Make a Deal 10 6:00 Insight News 8 Pierre, Berton 10 n 13 6:30 Gunsmoke 8 •FYI News 10 Family Affair 13 7:00' Emergency "Boot" 10 Mission Impossible 13 7:30 Don Messer 8 • 8:00 This Land 8 and 10 Hockey Night 13 , 8:30 Man at the Top 10 Wonder. of It All 8 9:30 Images of Canada 8 and 10 10:30 Adieu Alouette 8 and 10 File 13 11:00 The National News 8, 10 CTV National News 13 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 8, 10, 13 11:40 Briar Reports 10 11:45 Festival Theatre 8 Movie for Tonight 10 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 1:20 Concern.. 13 TALLESiTOTEM POLE The tallest totem pole in the world is 160 feet tall in McKinley- ville, Calif. It weighs 57,000 lbs. and was carved from a 500 -year - o14 tree. The. face behind the °voice of CBC -TV's This Land—Mary Chapman' who slims the Show s theme' song and now. oPPono on camera In loony editIoni. This Land is telecast Wednes- days p.m. in color on the CBC -TV network, . .Maior science prolect lavochei for televiiioa. The Ontatio gdUcatiOnal Com- munications Authority and Erin - dale College of the University of Toronto has launched a major' co-operative science project. Under the direction of Erindale Principal Dr. J....Tuzo Wilson, the OECA will preduce aerie s 030, half-hour televisionprograms on earth aciences., Dr, Wilson is recognizedlia world leader in this field which includes the study of earthquakes; volcanos; contin- ental drift and all other forces and phenomenon at work within, upon and under the earth's Crust. OECA programMing ,director .Dr. Lewis Miller says the.:ieriee will have Wide application in Ugh formal and informal education. When used in the classroom, in conjunction with a written- text being completed,by Dr. Nilson, • the series could form the basis of • credit and nen-credit earth sciences courses abet!) the high school and university level. The series, should also become the most up-to-date reference source in the world for specialists in the field. • 'Every textbook in this field is out of ,date," says Neel Moore, Erindale's fihn-maker in resi- dence, who wffi write the series, ,"The last decade has seen so s134431 disegmeriss oiotatdevelola 'Intents thatfodsting.inaterial not kept pace," Moorecomniented, "This is the first time the impetus for a pro- ject of this type has come from within a university community." Ken MacKay, an OECA execu- tive producer, will head the pro- duction team which will film Unique geological features across "Canada and, throughout the world. The series will cost $250,000 to produce and should be ready to go to air in the fall. Ping pone is generally atott of which great comedy I. made! Wayne and *aster used the gangster world of the 1320's • the theme for their main sketch on their special. last Sun- day, evening; they had it ruling, 011 things, the world or ping po4 which, I suppose,' is not all that fa' -fetched when you conald- , er some of the - other 'fronts' .which 1110 *F04110,04 dime in those days -and now. Thesketch just seemed too much at times, not equal to their usual standard, always„though, there were . the typical Wayne and Shuster lines that were very funny., Thole tWo arecleVer boys and Pesos A talent which Canadians take to much for granted.. And where _else can Ion' find a. coniedY, team that worktogether so well, com- plement each other's talent and have stayed together as long as, these two? • • Sunday was not m11%0 their fin- est productions but they're AMOY. Surely no one can argue with that. • . ,0 0 • This iattirdaY, the3rd, will see, the awarding,er,the Grainmys,18 Nashville, Tennessee. They are little replicas of the old-fashiened idetrela and are awards- givento the top recording artists of last year. They are voted On)* mem- bers of the National Academy -Of Recording Arts and Sciences, cording artists voting for the top in their Seidl and are to records whattscar is to moles. The top song bf 1972.was .,Anierpaan pie by Don McLean and he is nominated in four cate- gories: record of the year, album of the year, song of the year, singer of the year and best song writer. His competition' in the 'record of the year' wines from "Alone Again, Naturally" by, Gil - her! Sullivan (which wetild be my choice); "The 'First Time Ever...I Saw Your Face" by Roberta Flack; "Song Sung Blue" byfNeil Diamond'and "Without Y " by Nilsson. • The top female 'performer Tis w Biz :yVo*iLee Dominated Aretisa ,who *nominated in the Aron, „ the rhythm and blueS section and version "AmerlatsGrace" wa recognized). 0** )4(*)'neid also p it- ter rilYtilln ani blues and jitzz mueicand for the soundtrack from" c movie, 13uporily" The winners will reeelve, shOreas:IteleviinVes Szeidtisrh:lgeovenus.ingwelniolla have to be conttint toreaciab"t it . Tonight 001;5, at 0 p.m., and apologize to those a you who don't read this fill Thursday or Friday, is a special . that the teen- agers Your family 1114)°41 watch, It * called "The 1/1) 4 Blues" Midis a 00 -Minute on one. of the major health. prob. lento of our time, venereal .4 disease, which has now reached epidemic proportions ThePv4V4Ittiahor t 18 7°rOft: 80 -minute special which Was pro- ilueed in the U.S. and shown there It usic sketches ed down itzdisenst itudisioo:ufst than 0 plot and Rogers nei edesdYstars ckpeop1 from cii*:he problem ;Cagta,, cand a iathe,to.v.e6but 1.11-4:41,1 -to our co end some of give rnuch infor- long host and stars Severn Darden, ja.nfei Coco: and Arlo Guthrie, ur hats. ther similNe4ar bTuesday e e '71149' 'eat;:etni- Generntion" which deals with drugsand why we use them. And it doesn't pointthe finger ' as much as adults, who think, in producer ' Lari", '009nell's werds, •."that if some- thing 'is.- swallowed, it will cure everything". Here's a show we all need to watch; complete with interviews with people Who have been destroyed by driigs of one kind or. another. '. It ,Nimi1d3 S'el‘ident, ' 'UJtyOUa1't �reoalsk; don't have the puck -7 -but how many hockey -players or coaches spend much time practising faceoff skills? When you consider the number of play stoppages in each game, it becomes evident that the team which controls the face-off will control the puck. The coach should take this into conkiflera- tion when organizing his prac- tices and so should the 'young player anxious to become a star . , nne Murray saysn� more opportunities C• anada s own Anne Murray may become one of our latest and most lamented exports to the 'United States. The Springhill, N.S. girl whose natural charm and unaffected singing style won her such ready acclaim a couple of years ago, has been quoted as •saying she has accomplished all weetteNois CHARLOTTE GOBEIL—Charming, pro- vocative, Charlotte Gol3ell appeats regularly with co -host James Eayrs every Sunday night at 10 p.m. on CBC -TV's current' events magazine, Weekend. Ottawa -born Miss Go - bell adds a dash of glamor to the flagship CBC series, as well ad ondiderabla experience and expertise In television Lournalisivi. Prior to Weekend She was host of a local CBC -TV curient affairs serieS in Ottawa. she can in Canada. Anne says she is going to Eng- land and the States. "I may not make a big impression on this business, but I assure you I'll make some kind of a dent on it." The attractive young Mari - timer has already made one siz- able dent—a gold record, em- blematic of the sale of over a mil- lion recordings of her rendition of "Snowbird". Miss Murray has\ already appeared on the Johnny Carson TV shotv in the U.S., recently staged a cOncert in Toronto's Massey Hall and has hosted a country music TV special in Los Angeles. She still has ahead of her a Toronto recording engage- ment and her second CBC -TV special this season. In April she leaves for a tour of England with singer Glen Campbell. So far Anne has refused all in- ducements to move to Los Angeles on a permanent basis. •, • copetttiveice.oft trick a coach can use ta),Mainta interest and enthusiasm amo ins players in face -of practice t miles,west goleSWO ! 4- , A tch ThimGro 320 9. or POLBS, as new, Mows 11100 - ed. - 20' -300 per foot; SOP 00e per foot. A. Showalter, 907450. 1445 .1tROISTETZ0 toy Poreeraritan, PuPfleal now ready for new homes. Inquiries Invited. JV - WHY KENNELS, Win Phone -1398. •1 . FINAL DAY of Johnston's Store Wide" Sale ".1SaturdaY., March 3. • LaStehance to save at Johnston's Men's Wear, Main Street, Mount :Forest. ' SED CULTIVATOR and plow for four-wheel 1969 Selena ffnelrY • model 10144 garden tractor. Call . Blyth 523-6242,- ••22-1-8 „ Iscellanoo •.000 gOOMiNG CLIPPING—STRIPPING all John Visser, 227 John Rof Listowel, 7aft" 6 A 'Yoult.old: �r antique rocking side Chair, arrnchair, �r any canod furn,V.r :enew.Oldup.- holsterE for rates;es a tio AltSO Li CH 3RD for Harvey s, Adalnr,"Lots 14. milCmie'inziorth.7174:.ectic,•;141blivv*IliWA Players should coxppe agains each other, either on a round , of 36 beef *Cattle, teea.-good line robin or on an elimination basis south of Wroxeterz,.'Clearing sa until a champion is detertnined In this way the coach not only sets up a good practice situation, but "Also finds out who his best lace -off men rare—useful knowl- ediec` Here are a few face-off tricks players should work on, 1. As the puck is.dropped, the player quickly slaps his stick against his opponent's stick to knock it away,- and then sweeps the puck back to a teammate or takes it himself. He should aim at a spot on the shaft about six in- ches above the blade. • 2. As the puck is dropped, the player moves the blade of his stick quickly forward and then turns the toe towards the side (to the left if he is left-handed) and pulls it quickly backward, hook- ing the puck toward him. 3. The player quickly places the blade of his stick between his opponent and the puck to block the other player's stick. He should hold his stick with a tight grip and lean on it to mnke it hard for his opponent to move. When his stick has been blocked, quickly flip the puck back to a teammate. ff the opposing player is slap- ping at his stick, the player should try lifting his stick quickly and then go for the puck when (and if) the opponent misses. Best results are gained, how- ever, when you play your oppon- ent's stick and then go for the puck: if you can control his stick movement yeti will then control the puck. The face-off expert always studies the way each referee drops the puck, as well as the methods of his opponent. . farm machinery., Time • THREE' sgsitivo • AUCTION SALES. A very extensive Offerintof vela - able furnishings and antitpilifes. representing thec,entire contents. of a prominent Blyth, Ontario' . home together ,with some 'very impressive additions from Likto- wel and West vvawanosh, being sold on instructions from the owners and The Public Trustee through the facilities of: ESTATE MARKETING SERVICES • Auction Centre 20 WaterSt., Winglaam IN THREE SEPARATE SES- SIONS ON THE FOLLOWING - DATES: SESSION NO. 1 SAT., MARCH 3-11 A.M. (Lots 1 Ulm & yellow coded) SESSION NO.2 SAT., MARCH 17 — 11 A.M. • (Lots 400 thru & green coded) SESSION NO. 3 SAT., MARCH, 24 — 10:30 A.M. (Lots 800 thru & yellow coded) AUCTIONEER Jack Alexander PREVIEWS— You will be privi-. ledged to preview the entire of- fering as follows: All Sessions— Thursday and Friday, March 1 and 2-- 1 18 5:30 p.m.; Saturday, March 3-9 a.m. till sale time. Sesiions 2 and 3-- Thursday and Friday, March 15th and Nth— 1 to 5:30 p.m.; Saturday, March nth-- 9 a.m. till sale time. Session 3— Thursday and Fridiw, March 22nd and 23rd— 1 to 5:30 p.m. ;• Saturday, March 24th - 8:30 a..,,Tv!eale time. Due to the rsity an the quan- tity of this exceptional offering, it is not possible to provide you with a comprehensive listing. The special preview periecTS "will be worthy of your attendance before each sale date. Please direct any enquiry to: J. A. 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