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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-10-24, Page 20rerlseafrb 161$ too launched, ad f 3ritish Wen- d Op tip of plaillpmpt to find the SW tipte sclerosis, a st the central nervous IMS whtch cripples thou - WO* Si sufferers. 'as scientists will study Mee than 600 people in Urk- . Shetlands and Caithness, e there are three times Ibt average number of vice• tiins of MS, which has no known cure. Pet show winner almost a vaulty A snail has won a .best -kept pet competition despite being "attacked" by a rival con- testant. The snail was entered in the Toton, Nottinghamshire, , dot ghatnshtrek, England, contest but a dog, also competing, mistook it for a dainty morsel and it took all the skid of lies Sutton, of the Royal Society for the Preven- tion of Cruelty to Anhnals, to repair its shell with adhesive tape. DURHAM MOBILE HOMES & PARK LTD. 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From now until October 30, 1974, you,can buy o NEW JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE with just 1:0% DOWN AND NO INTEREST UNTIL OCTOBER 1, 1975. McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC 35S bsopiiee St., Wi110mw, 357-1416 OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY "SALES BACKED BY SERVICE” a Some years ago an American magazine asked a number of fa- mous writers to select the words which they considered ta bye the most behutiful in the English: language. The word 'morning' got the most 'votes, followed closely by 'dawn', `golden', 'glory', `mother' and `mellow'.' But one of the more curious nomi- nations received was from the countryman poet Robert Frost who said that the most delightful sensation the language bad for him was,, to hear the words 'cellar door'. Seems to me that Frost must have been thinking of the cellar door of a farmhouse and the bliss- fully cool dark locked behind it on a sun -blistered summer's day. And I'm willing to bet that there wassomething cool to drink behind that door too when Frost sneaked in from the sweat and thistles of the hayfield. What would that drink be?' Well I can't know what Robert Frost had stashed away in his cellar - a barrel of cider maybe --but at our house it was homemade Hires Root ' Beer. Remember the powerful little bottle of Hires Ex- tract that mother , would buy at the grocer's - if, that is, there was a little money left over after the essentials were safe in the buggy? If used to cost 35 cents, and with that 35 cent brown bottle dumped into a copper boiler with enough sugar and yeast and water you could have four gallons of drink that was fit for the king of Araby. It wasn't quite that sim- ple, of course. You had to put the brew in airtight sealers first and give it time to mature, and there were some problems to that maturing. Those Mason jars of unripe brew had tO be put to rest on the darkest, coolest part of the cellar .floor. (A dirt floor was supposedly better than cement.) And the worst thing that could happen to the mix, or so our mother always warned, was to have it opened before it was time. It took six days for that concoc- tion to attain its proper magic, al- though for all our mother's worrying about it .I can never recall a.batch that :was allowed to mature full term without some- one sneaking in to sample it. In- d c aatc?. a alt l �g tide fact -that -Fong before the' six days were up, the yeast and Hires Ex- tract would have combined to build up a pressure that would nearly make a. jar blow its top, and after you had quaffed a glass or two the resulting burp was powerful enough to bring tears to your eyes. Even when it was officially ready, we weren't allowed to have it until it pleased mother to serve it with due .ceremony. That might. be 'Sunday after supper perhaps, or when company came and you cranked up a batch of homemade ice cream to go with it. Other than that about the only time you' got a drink of that preci- ous stuff was when you snuck down through the guilty gloom of that cellar door, looked furtively left, rig and centre, and then stole a q ick snifter of it. Oh, it was a . ri y business all right. The old ma might hit you a kick in the slats if he caught you, though he certainly wasn't above pirating a swig or two himself in secret. Never again, I think, will there be any drink with the same po- tential to tempt, no matter how LOW WHOLESALE PRICES Wallace Ave. S. 291-22i71 LISTOWEL AMPLE FREE PARKING - SAY IT WITH SEWING AND MILL ENDS exotic the fruits and amours which the great people find to far` into it. Because never again there be a chink which in addit to its roots and fruits, wig spiced with the elixir of 40 ;1147 venture and long waiting, andthe dusty thirst of a day in the' y„ COCKPIT DRB.I. Young patients of Dar. H, W. Fleege, Seattle childrefl'5 dentist, take their minds ofl the drill by pretending they. are in the cockpit � 747.:- with the help of a fu111.0o photo of the super jet's inset merit panel mounted in view ing position above the dental Unicks Nws, ex Nova Scotia's is Uniaeke Howes situated at mount Ute, mid -way . bet- ween Halifax ander. Highway 101,*coosiderod ` the most . examptecet colonial architecture I* Cowed*. While the ROW* was bit between .1818 a byhy Richard John Utiiaete :hfre for the land on wluctt it is butt began 1776, when he was struck with the beauty or the Pluses Uniacke, who was Attorney Genet'Gener#of Nova Shia from 1707 to, ), firetIbtained a grant of 1,000 acres in 1786; later adder 4,000 scree, through a :lid grant. . . Work on Uniacke 110We was begun in 1813 and finished in. 1815. Barns, a coach . honee, green- house, r, +house, and other outbuildings were built.. Uniacke }louse Stands today as it did in 1815, with original fur- nishings. A wide portico, two stories high, extends across the front of the building. The main entrance door with a heavy br Elwood Glover's Luncheon Date reflects the 37 years in broad- casting that the affable man in the host-interyiewer's chair has behind him. His live noontime talk -fest emborlcs on its 12 season over CBC -TV this fall offering a full -hour of conversation .Mon- days—Fridays Mon-days Fridays with top personalities from showbusiness and the ads„ .ptuti¢fhe, peps ng sound of Sonny ,Cqulfimtd's trioz. ;r ,. Channel 6 Entertainment THURSDAY, 6:30 p.m.—"HOLD .ON" .Songs, romance and humor • highlight this story of a British rock' and roll group on tour in the ILS. Herman's Hermits, Shelley Fabares, Sue Ann Lang- don. • THURSDAY,. 11 p.m.—"FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS". When • vampires threaten a small village and steal a lovely girl a ,scientist and his assistant arrive to destroy the killers. With Jack MacGowan and Sharon Tate. FRIDAY, 6:30 p.m.—"FOR THE FIRST TIME". An unpredictable singer, forced into temporary retreat, undergoes a change of character when he falls in love with a beautiful deaf girl. • With Mario Lanza and ZsaZsa Gabor. FRIDAY, 11 p.m.—"STALAG 17". A group of GI's in a German prison camp find there is an informer in their midst. Starring William Holden, Otto Preminger, Don Taylor, Robert Strauss. SATURDAY, 10 p.m. -"KING CREOLE" Elvis Presley stars as a pool; boy who seeks success as a singer. A crime -threatened melodrama that leaves room for several Presley songs. MONDAY, 6:30 p.m.—"KENNER". An American seaman travels to Bombay to avenge the murder of his partner. Starring. Jim Brown, Madlyn Rhue, Robert ,Coote and Ricky Cordell. MONDAY, 11 p.m.—"ZIGZAG". A desperate insurance investiga- tor with a brain tumor becomes involved in a mutrder case. Starring George Kennedy and . Eli Wallach. TUESDAY, 6:30 p.m.—"THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH". Story of "The . Big Top" and the hopes and dreams of the circus performers. Charlton Heston. 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TUESDAY, 12:45 p.m.—"BUS RILEY'S BACK IN TOWN", starring Ann -Margaret and Michael Parks. A rash and reckless romance between a returning war veteran and a seductive, pleasure - seeking, married wowman. TUESDAY, 11:45 p.m.—"THE ISTANBUL EXPRESS", starring Gene Barry and Senta Berger. An art dealer on a secret gov- ernment mission boards the Trans -Europe Express on a jour- ney of intrigue and danger. WEDNESDAY, 12:45 p.m.—"THE THRILL • OF IT ALL", starring Doris Day and James Garner., When a doctor's wife becomes a TV `pitch' girl It disrupts their home life. WEDNESDAY, 11:45 p.m.—"ARAIIE UE' , starring Sophia Loren and Gregory Peck. 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