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ART'$ ESSO SERVICE
Mildmay, 367-2645
HANOVER `SPRING & ES30
Hanover, 364-x320
P & F LAWN & SPORTS EQUIPMENT.
, Listowel, 29.1-2441
We. Service What We Sell
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live in this common
want people telling my
give bad service."
:"Chris" Gosling
Chris Gosling they. Olds. Ltd., Wingham
"That's personal. But. there's a good
business reason why 1 want my Service
to be good,. ,too. If 1 don't perform,
1 may lose you as a customer, And if
.1 lose enough customers, I'm not going
to be in, business very long. So while
y reasons for giving good service
seem somewhat selfish, my customers
are really' the big winners!"
We don't want you back because
the job was done wrong
We want you back because
the job was done right
Chris essling
Friskiest
4( YOUR HEF. ! OLS►&. DEALER .
VEGA ICHEV TRUCKS
Winner of the General Motors Prostcleritrs
award for three consecutive .` a rwsi ,
dello! You often ask me ques-
° tion aiut wrist watches, for
sometimes the ads and sales
pines `are confusing. So here's a
gwde..
, Although in Canada we have no
goVermment directives and the
cOnsuxner must rely on the inte-
grfty of the manufacturer and the
dealer advertising, ethical sellers
follow the U.S. Federal Trade
COMMission 1968 directive that
the terms "waterproof, shock-
proof, nonmagnetic" should no
Iter be used, on the grounds
that no watch is "proof" against
disaster. At the same time, stan-
dtitds were.itrtroduced that have
O. be met when water-resistant,
Ck-resistant and antimagnetic
unsare part of the sales pitch.
It You aren't sure, remember to,
ask questions. Here are some
definitions:
-Water-resistant: must be
able to withstand water pressure
corresponding to a depth of 33
feet for five minutes, and 115 feet
far an additional five minutes.
(In any event, get this type of
watch checked annually) .
—Shack -resistant.: must
Withstand shocks that simulate a
three-foot fall, either on the side
or on the crystal.
—Antimagnetic: treated to
withstand magnetic fields set up
by electrical appliances—refri-
gerator, razor, radio, TV etc.
(Watches should never be left on
the top of radios, TVs etc.)
—Jewels: a lot of fancy foot-
Wotk goes on here. It is not neces-
8 to quote the number used
(elteept for watches exported to
the U.S. where it is a customs re-
quirement) . In the past, some
manufacturers bamboozled
C1to'mers by using more jewels
than were necessary. The mini-
muin requirement is fifteen.
Seventeen is more usual, but
uorrtiplicated automatics and
`enographs can require more.
Frozen Food Safety
h frozen food that has begun
%thaw be refrozen, for example,
Altera power failure or if there's
e' fie+ hanicai breakdown in the
efterl If there are still some
di crystals the food can be frozen
again`, but the texture and color
E SHOP
ITHME
By SALLY LESLIE
will likely deteriorate. Cooked
foods that have been frozen and
thawed should not be' refrozen,
for this could be dangerous. In
any case, when' in doubt, throw
out.
Sales Talk
Before buying goods or serv-
ices, be realistic about. your
needs, know current prices and
determine the full selling price?
Ask salesmen for identification
(most provinces have itinerant
sellers registered) . ASk for
references and look into them.
From then on it is up to you—no
one can make you buy against
your will.
If you aren't interested, don't
listen to the pitch. No need to be
polite. Shut the door or hang up
the phone. Inviting a salesman
into the house shows you have
some interest --and he knows
this. But if you change your mind
and he won't leave (hoping to
wear you down), call the police:
Food Tips
—If you are saving calories,
dust the top of the cake with icing
sugar instead of making a frost-
ing.
—When a recipe calls for
shredded cheese, a good rule of
thumb is one half pound of grated
cheddar yields about two cups.
—Remember cracked or soiled
eggs may contain harmful
Crop Improve ent Nevis!
Sul -Po -Mag is nature's g -in -1 sources of
magnesium, sulphur, and low -chloride
potash—in 100% soluble sulphate form.
Magnesium and sulphur are the nutrients:
not present in -ordinary high analysis fer-
tilizers, . yet they. are vital to top .crop
quality and yield in this area. Come see.
us about our special Sul -Po -Mag! fortnu-
• las soon. They've ,got what's good for any
crop you grow! .
BROCKVILLE
Chemical Industries Ltd.
Ontario
T. B. ALLEN LTD.
Wingham, Ontario
THE' FORDWICH FEED MILL LTD.
Fordwich, Ontario
E. C. BRAIHILL & SON LTD.
Palmerston, Ontario
' - E. MURPHY LTD.
Mount Forest and.Kenilworth
KONGSKILDE
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EXETER, ON T. 23S-0840
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- The triple 'K' system for perfect seed bed and
chemical intorporatiort•
- The triple 'OK' Korn King for perfect plowing in
heavy trash conditions.
▪ GB -3.50 Komas 3 point hitch fertilizer spreader.
Cec's Service Centre
Mount "Forest, S19423.1021
Mullin's Farm Service
Chepstow, 519.345.332$
Brarnhlll Service Witte
PalMerston, 519343.3100
Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd.
Seaforth, 519-527-0120
Stratford Farm Equipment
Stratford, 519-393-6162
Edgar 5. Martin Ltd.
Wallenstelf S194.94931 or 669-5116
McGavin's Farm Equipment
Walton, S19427.024.5
(S19 -$111-4.14S Brussels)
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