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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-09-26, Page 187 - Scare • $ - Mors "scum 11*1.Lb ra11y 22 -Bic* Proximity 13 rt Earlier 14 -1b practice cbtca*ery • 16 - Mare robust it - Bickel (chem.) 19 - U.S.. soldier (coUoq.) 20-..DaY,�8, 1945 21 - Exclamation 25 - Particular 26 rrtificiiaal waterway 28 - Like 29 - Omniscient Oppor- tattoo Ob. 30 - Lithium (chem) .) 31 - Watery expanse 34 -Baseball 35 - position Discussion . ) 39 - Former French' coin 40 -Pastry 41 - :.. Sea 43 - Preposition 44 - Elevation on the earth (abb.) Ift 1 merest young fellow, start - over soak f would try to _ OS& myself into a job where I ted, take my ho' days in Sep- tember, preferably stretching trim to about the middle of Octo- besr, These are the golden months, in this country. I know. I've lived here longer than I care to remem- ber, October is beautiful, but Sep- tember r is bountiful, beneficent and blessed by a Higher Power. And I don't mean the Hydro. The other se -called surnnier months are a pain in them. Copy for Crossroads Classi- fieds must be received by 6 p.m.. Wednesday of week prior to pub- lication. For Sale 2000 (of 23,000) Babcock pullets - laying at 81 per cent. We have a surplus egg problem. Call Jerry at 529-7265, Port Albert. CLEARANCE OF 1974 travel trailers andtent trailers. BEAT THE' 1975 PRICE INCREASE. Buy at Don McPhail Motors, Harriston. 19-26 Bayley Sewing Machines SALES — SERVICE White,,Elna, Arrow Universal, Bernina, Omega NEW —USED 805,1-0111 S t F vier$ Phone 364-3606. N29 GARNET, GRETCH, FENDER, HOHHER, OVATION instru- ments and equipment; electric pianos and organs, stereo compo- nents. Adlam Music Sales, Durham 369-2456. QUALITY, SELECTION, PRICE & ADVICE. TN RECREATION GLENDDALE . MOBILE HOMES andTravel Trailers for sale; also large fully .serviced and land- scaped mobile home lots for rent. First sideroad west of . Stratford on Highway 8, 1/2 mile north. Crystal Lake Mobile Homes, Court Ltd., RR 5, Stratford. Phone 393-6121, tf Miscellaneous NEW FARM BUILDINGS. If you a new barn, drive shed, an' ad 'tion or just a new roof, call us. Trust our experience of over 40 years. J. & H. Fleming Limit- ed, Hanover, phone 364-1880. E2 WAREHOUSE SALE .New Furniture Bargains "ESQUIRE" Cash & Carry Hwy. 4, 1 mile west of HANOVER • Bill Smiley How I love September June is hot and humid and mos- quitoes. July and August are un - possible: stifling when you're trying to sleep, or raining when you're trying to camp. November is fit only for Re- membrance Day, when even the birds weep, because the overhead (clouds) is so low they can't even fly. December is a hectic, com- mercialized mess, when you don't know whether you're going to have a "green" Christmas, meaning dirty and sloppy and slushy, or a "white" Christmas, meaning up to your navel in snow. January is a long, forbidding month, something like a long, forbidding school teacher, with a drip on his nose, frozen. It pro- mises nothing, ,threatens much. February is shorter, but sneak- ier. It snows and snows and it gets colder and colder. And you get the 'flu and you get sickening cards from friends who have gone south for the winter. January and , February, un- married, spawn March, which is like something illegitimate borne by a drab in a ditch. Occasionally it turns out to be a beautiful child, but nine times out of ten, it is re- tarded. April. Browning, writing from Italy, said, "Oh to. be in England, now that April's there." Maybe England. But another poet, T.S. Eliot, must have been referring to Canada when he said: "April is the cruellest month." There's not much snow left, except in the woods and shadowed corners, but that's about all you can say about it. Then, as most of us know, comes May. Ah, May, the burgeoning of Spring, the little tender shoots coming out on the trees, the sun warming up, the trout running, summer just around the corner. Girls who have been named May must be very capricious. May can be glorious, ,warm, a thawing of the frozen Canadian soul, a realization that you have once again got through a Cana- dian winter without committing suicide.. This year, May showed her Other aide. I know n place'tiot te5'o far away where anglers, on open- ing day, were casting their lures oi,to a thin skin of ice; not water. And the trout were running al- • YOU CAN FIX -IT By Gene Von ANCHORING SCREWS When it is necessary to drive some screws into the end grain of a piece of wood, you can provide a firmer anchor for the screws by first plugging the wood with a dowel coated with glue, then driv- ing the screws through the dowel. • Joyce Trailers • Sunkomper Trailers • Chrysler Marine • Sportspal Canoes "Check Our Prices Before You Buy" MOORE'S Trailer Mart Ltd. 377 Huron Street Stratford - 273-1850 HEAP WANTED Woodworkers Good opportunities available immed- iately in the following departments. *ROUGH MILL *MACHINE ROOM *ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT *SANDING DEPARTMENT We offer full time employment with top wages and good fringe benefits. Apply in person to ROXTON FURNITURE LTD. 17 Erb St. Elmira, Ont. Phone 669-5181 right. Right underneath the ice. There is no evidence that any of them smashed up through the ice to snatch at a lure. This year, eves the crows had a phlegmy rasp in their throats when they cawed. Well, that about takes care of the Canadian calendar. I've al- ready dealt with the so-called "summer" months. Tourists and mosquitoes in about equal pro- portions. The tourists get their blood sucked, and the mosquitoes suck our blood. If I had to choose between a tourist, who kicked sand in my face at the beach, tail -gated me on the highway, and crowded me off the golf course, and a mosqui- to, who merely wanted a quiet four ounces of my blood, I'd have a hard time choosing. That leaves only September and October. No tourists, no mos- quitoes, no snow. Just yellow sunshine, a bountiful larder of the harvest, warm days, cool nights when sleep is deep and sweet. l verything is green, still, in September. I can visualize a fishing camp, good food, a chilly swim, a fire and sweaters, good conversation with good friends, a game of chess, early to bed and up early for a try at the fish, some books, no telephone, no wife, no kids. If this sounds like male Walkerton Across from the Brewers' Retail Outlet Commodore Canada When you buy a Lakeehurx4Me9liili W�� ' you. "get Wha' . eiu ak- or" Also See Don for all leisure time trailers DON McPHAIL MOTORS 338-3422 Harriston • W. D. `BILL' MAY STATE FARM INSURANCE Auto- Life- Fire401, WINGHAM 351-3280 • Hanover Monuments See Our Display At: 490 - 10th Ave., Hanover Robert Foreman, Manager 364-2450 Floyd A. Allard . Res. 264-3704 "INFORMATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION" TRIAN Distr ut E oles and Retail S TIRE Ltd. PASSENGER FARM TRUCK On the farm service Phone 291 2521 LISTOWEL chauvinism, it is. This is perhaps one ef" the things the more strident Amin", ists in our midst absorbed. in a while he must get away fly his woman. He's not trying to prove his manhood or anything psychological like that. He's merely trying to saver hia sanity. He's sick, right .to the heart, of hearing what Mabry sd to Marjorie and what Malrjoric 131 going to do about Jack, Wbo drinks too much, and what Mabel is going to do about her kid, who is smoking pot, Maybe I'm a male chauvinist,. but I'm not a pig. I've changedl diapers, done dishes, scrubber) floors, fed babbles, long before Wolmeh's Lib became fashion- able. But once in a while I have t0 get away from my woman, with the other braves, and exchange male fopperies, foolishness and far- out stories. Today we take a sauna bath, I'll bet that a hundred years ago Bull -With - The - Buffalo's -Bunn and Sneaky -With -The -Beaver took off for a month's hunting and fishing when they could no longer stand Myrtle White -Father and Mary Six -Babies gossiping about their babbies. And I'll bet they took it in Sep- tember. WIMM di 6flIllIII NM AM diva ■ WINWNINNWIIMM NM MNIN MOM MIME. ■ WM. WM. ■ mammm mom Widli WM MIUMMINIONN IN WM.. WM MN dEMMII di WANE MI WE WM WM.. 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A Mafia den.rauon gap sets the tem this movie. Kink Douglas .� `es the syndicate chieftain, °. SATURDAY MIDNIGHT (12:05 ,ql :)-14ARVRX , starling Jamas. St art and Charles Brake, Elwood P. Dowd, a who has an invisible rabbit and a wldowt+sd Sister who wont* to have him 'put. away'. . SUNDAY MIDNIGHT (12:10 a.m.)---"CRACKED ED Rt,M` S", starring Bert Wheeler and. Cue Merkel. A sal town n boy Wes his girl to Money and a slick promoter representing the in .tor of a mechanical robot. MONDAY, 12,45;;p.m. '$ .NB.IIRR SANG FOR .My FATHER , with Gene Hackman and Estelle Parsons. A man, dominated by hls father, struggles with himself when it, cOmes time to put his father in a home. TUESDAY, 11:45 p.m. --"ASSIGNMENT", starring Stephen Boyd and Carmilla Sparv. Spies and counterspies complicate life for agent Philip Scott. His job is smuggling microfilm between Germany and Britain.,„ WEDNESDAY, 12:45 p,nt.—"A LION IN THE $"RRTS" stArriltii James Cagney and Barbara .Hale. In the. southern U.S,;A►. a peddlar marries a school teacher, then starts on .4 whirlwind rise politically. WEDNESDAY, 11:45 p.m. --"FIVE GUNS TO TOMRSTOPIS;", with . James .Brown and John Wider. A man joinshis outlaw brother's gang to foil .a robbery.. Channel 13. Entertanrnent. THURSDAY, 12:00 MIDNIGHT—"SEASON OF PASSION'", starring Ernest Borgnine and Ann Baxter, FRIDAY, 12:00 MIDNIGHT—'TIDE CHAMPAGNE MURDERS", with Anthony Perkins and Yvonne Furneaux. SATURDAY, 12:30 p.m.. --"THE FAR OUT WEST", starring Ann Sheridan and Douglas `Fpwler. SATURDAY, 8:00 p.m.- "FACE•OFF" with Art !tingle and Trudy Young. SATURDAY, 12:00 MIDNIGHT—"THE PAD (AND HOW TO USE IT)" starring Brian Bedford. WEDNESDAY, 8:00 p.m.—"OLIVER" starting Ron Moody, Oliver Reed, Mark Lester. ire ctor ale/On . FACTORY •P F OUTLET In Their Original OLD MILL M'tb 'GR.*, 'tick . IN BL.YTH WOOL tai LEAINEI rNONICTS t, r:s. I*INTON,'LTD~. 523-9373 Blyth HARRISTON PACKING CO. 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