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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-07-14, Page 3Men! How Many Ties 0* You Own? Men, how natty Lies have you? Those here who have made a study of the cravat situation reached the conclusion most !nen have a great many ---some have 50 or more -but that they are reluctant to part with any of them, although they actually wear only a few, one al a time of course. I seem to fit the pattern, own- ing about 40, some of which date back over 10 years. The oldest 1 still keep because -well, you never can tell when an old fa- vorite will strike your fancy some morning, My neckwear is carefully hung on two racks. One Pack is for ties I still use daily. The other is for stained veterans that are too good to throw away but which I have worn seldom if at all in the past several years. My closet door wouldn't look right without this second rack, A son is a good repository for old ties, but you have to catch them young -before they have developed their own sartorial preferences. My son, age 11, will still accept my castoffs. He seldom wears them, but they are handy as rope -substitutes. After all, he has his trusty school tie. He prefers my several "train" ties, but I can't bring myself to part with those. A recent spot-check of four men in London showed they had 50, 36, 24, and 18 ties respective- ly -of which they consistently wore 10, 8, 6, and 3, "Why a man keeps a spent tie is fascinat- ingly incomprehensible," says M. K. Reid, who just happens to be secretary of the Tie Manufac- turers Association, according to Henry S. Hayward in the Chris. tian Science Monitor. A London newspaper has poll- ed prominent people in public life about their ties, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., confessed to be- ing a tie -hoarder, with an "enor- mous number." Lord Boothby, a British parliamentarian and television personality, admitted to 25, all bow ties, except his old college tie, The polka-dot- ted bow tie seems to be his tradesmark, as it is for Sir WIn- ston Churchill, and Lord Booth - by says he gets complaints i1 he appears on TV without it. (It's odd about bow ties. I used to be partial to them my- self but since residing in Lon- don, somehow they seem out of place. I suppose they will have to wait on the rack for a future assignment. Like my brown and white sport shoes.) Film star Jack Hawkins owns 80. but wears only four, he re- ports. Sir Alec Guinness also has an "enormous number" but wears "only a few." None of the personalities indi- cated his ties were picked out by his wife, but I wonder if this might not have some pertinence to the oversupply, If spouse or friend gives you a tie you really don't like, it is thrown away only at your peril. But you can always keep it hanging in pris- tine splendor on the rack, saved for the special occasion that never quite comes, Q. How can I remedy a faulty shower head that sprays water over the shower curtain onto my bathroom floor and walls? A. Cut out the centre of a plastic kitchen bowl cover and slip this over the shower head, end it will divert the spurting water into a mainstream. RIVIERA TAILS - Members of a too -too formal Paris club wear swimsuits with balls like these. U's a big thing around St. Tropez on the French Riviera. Long Route March For Two Sergeants The two sergeants in the dark - spotted khaki uniforms marched into the air-conditioned main ex- hibition hall of Manhattan's Coliseum, stood still, and salut- ed. They stood there for minutes motionless with their hands rigidly at their berets -- one red, the other blue -gray -while photographers fired. and officials and visitors to the British Exhi- bition applauded heartily. Then they shifted to "at ease" and shook hands. "All the way," said blond - mustached Sgt. Patrick Moloney of County Limerick, Ireland, his sun -reddened forehead glisten- ing. His companion, Staff Sgt. Mervyn Evans, from Wales simi- larly hued, grinned in eloquent triumphant silence. All the way from the United States West Coast they had come, not by jet, by train, or car, but on foot, and it all seem- ed a very proper thing for a British soldier to do. Sixty-six days, four hours, and seventeen minutes ago they had dipped their toes into the Pacific Ocean at the foot of San Francisco's Golden Gate, put on their socks and boots, and begun to walk. They walked through the val- leys of California, over the Rockies (along snow -cleared roads), through the desert of Nevada (where they marched through a blizzard), through Utah and Nebraska, over the flat country of Ohio and Indi- ana, the hills of southwestern Pennsylvania (they were the worst - "steep and the weather hot") to New Jersey and New York. They walked 3,000 miles, an average of 46 miles a day, single file for greater safety, follow- ing country roads, city streets, Tilt victim's head ell the way back to open air passage. Tfy to keep head lower than the rest of the body, f pessibte, blow throe nose o+a ince b, making tight will over both with lips, 0.1 blow through mouth only, closing nose with finger..' 'i t !4id glsi 4,,,,, aur yJlr xrc, :'"."' r .. ��. ;: • " If chest does net ia- Inflate chest about 10 , 3 Bate et first attempt times a minute -'-inhale quickly, cheek to see f while the victim exhale.. throat 1s blocked by far- Plato a handkerchief on eign dnceles er 10118110, the meat', if desired. BREATH 'OF -LIFE - Rescue breathing -- the use of a person's breath to revive someone who is unable to breath for himself - is the oldest and most affective form of resuscitation. An improved technique is shown In sketches above and is recom- mended by the Red Cross and medical organizations. Absence of breathing movements, blue calor in lips and fingernails are danger signs of lack of oxygen to the blood. When in doubt, begin rescue breathing; no harm can result from it. The air you breathe it not "used up.'" It contains enough oxygen to nave o person's life. Two added nares: If victim's stomach fills with air, gently press it with your hand. And for infants, use mall inflalions, etboub 20 limas 0 Minute. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING-. AGENTS WANTED• MEN and women Demonstrate and sell . otu new ,h1ry Pantile Teapots, Free demonstrator to persons with roferen ccs, flurlbert Agenetrs. nockvine. Yarmouth Nova Scotia ARTICLES FOR SALE "DESTROYER' for we, lu outdoor tote ets. Rats down to the earth, saves cleaning 1)irevtlons. Thousands of users, Coast to coast. Pelee $1.000. of cart, postpotd. Log Cabin Pewit:me 1'123 York Road, Guelph.. Onl.erlo PABY CHICKS NEW low Bray prices on cuuold and started chicks Prompt shipment. also to order. Book summer broilers now. See 120al John North, Hamilton, Ont.Hatch. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BE YOUR OWN BOSS ! OWN AND OPERATE A Com•Meterod Unattended Westinghouse Laundromat Equipped Laundry Store. Net 54,00048,050 AnnualtV Write or phone today lot full lnforma• tion about unattended coin-operated lurWestinghouse e Laundromat i5equipped community You manage in your spare time - white netting high Income. We finance 90% of your total purchase, oirer you longest financing period at lowest monthly installments, You re- ceive training and advice from a na- tional organization that has helped over 6500 men and women like you do Into business for themselves, No ex• perienee necessary Nosiest invest' moat. This proven new profitable automatic business offers a money making opportunity to anyone who wants to own his own business. Come Pare our complete program ALD CANADA LTD. 54 Advance Road Toronto 18, Ontario ROger 6.7255 CANOES FOR SALE CANOES, tough rugged fibreglass, 16 It, long, 371/2. Inch beam, easy to carry, only 53 lbs. "0170.00 delivered". Nle. gara Portages 2041 Carman St.. Nta• gara Falls, Ont. Phone EL. 4.9805. and superhighways, followed by a trailer -towing car driven by Sgt. (believe it or not) Roy Rogers, also an Englishman and from the same unit, the lath Independent Parachute Division, writes Frederick W. Roevekamp in the Christian Science Monitor. He cooked for them - "whole- some American 'food" - on a three -burner stove in the three - bunk trailer, helped them stick to their schedule of 45 miles R day, and six to seven hours of sleep a night, made sure they changed from light boots to heavy in bad weather and on rough roads, and spurted ahead for quick stops at an automatic laundry or a supermarket or for reservations in an occasional motel ("luxury plus" said Ser- geant Moloney). Most nights they slept in the trailer. They went into their bunks at 9:30, got up at 4 in the morning, had breakfast, and started walking at 5. They had a second breakfast from 9.30 to 10.00, walked till 2, lunch till 3, and went back on the road till 6:30. And after dinner - guess what? - there was "always time for another hour's walking." Did they ever get bored? "No," said Sergeant Moloney. "But we did have long periods of silence which we appreci- ated," Now and then they got cross at each other. As old friends, however, "we know each other and each other's temperament, and how to deal with it," said Sergeant Moloney. The weather, or one or the other's comment 00 it, set off more than one tiff, but even these were transformed into pedestrian energy. "The more you cuss the weather, the more pro- gress you make," said the ob- serving driver -companion, Serge- ant Rogers. He went along as logistic support and as an old friend, too. Travel expenses were paid for by three British firms dealing with boots, nylon socks, and other items used in the hike. Say That Eels Make Perfect Pets Britain's wolves of the streams --another name for the wriggl- ing, shake -like fish most people .call eels -are becoming aston- ishingly popular as pets. "An eel makes a perfect pet and many teenagers here and elsewhere are taking to them," says an aquarist. "Eels are clean and they'll eat anything," They'll certainly cat anything --fish, flesh, foltrl or insect, They wage relentless war on all other species of fish, devour- ing their spawn and hunting the smallfry from their hiding place under stones and weeds. No wonder countrymen call them wolves of the streams. In their wild state they often hunt. in packs. Yet in captivity they are won- derfully tame and seem to enjoy the company of .people. "Eat eels for strength," advise nutrition experts, and according- ly many athletes train on eels. Their firm white flesh is the most highly nutritious of all fishes, CATALOGUES SEND N,,111e for Free Catalogues, of Sulaml elerthl11(1105, 11215, Toye, Novelties, ale, Near wholesale prices. J. A Pantsea Co.,1240 Atlee Avenue.. Bronx 69, New York. CONSULTANT - REAL ESTATE f'FI000NAI, service vacation and Simi, 100 properties, longest experienced. Satiated clients. Fred H. Reid. Broker, 43.Vlctorin Sl. Toronto DOGS FOR SALE ilkc ISn:oloD 'toy Pomeranian puppies,. nine weeks old, light orange colour. Apply Mrs, Alvin Drickwood, 46 Win- dermere r e ('res., Woodstock. I.E. 7.6760. FARMS FOR SALE ONE hundred acres, tileddrained choice eluy beim, on highway, Perth County Barn 45' x 85' steel stanchions, 2 silos drive shed and other buildings. 0 -roomed brick house, new oil furnace, Leith and cupboards, hot and cold 37atregt tered,e ataccreditea Usted,t Hol, stein, crop and equipment. W. Bogle, Newton Ont. Telephone Milverton 36 R 21 90 ACRES, 10 miles south of Guelph, good soil, bank berm, 9 roomed house, drilled well, nice pond, gravel pit on back end, close to school and church. G. McAllister, 560 Dundas St., Galt. 100 -ACRE farm for sale in Huron county, Ont. Excellent land, young orchard bearing good trout. stream. fine buildings, !hydro close to town, highway, churches, school bus by gate. Real buy; early possession, Box 215 123.18th Street, New Toronto, Ont, "155 ACRES, 106 loam soil, balance maple bush and Pasture. Insul'briek house with hot watery electricity. Good barn and set of implements, Including Case tractor. 'Twenty acres spring crop. $3,000.00 down, full price 08,600.09, Coutts, Broker, Durham, phone 204.- 150 -ACRE FARM LOCATED 0 miles from the Shakes. pearean Festival silty of Stratford. All tiled within the last ave years. Is pro. clueing over 7,000 bushels of grain plus all the pasture, hay, required A good barn double garage and brick trip- lex, barn, farm can be purchased with crop consisting of 120 acres e£ gralrt, 25 acres of hay, rental income of over 5900 plus living quarters with all city conveniences. Priced at the going rate of land in this area, plus the crop. Apply to Box 214, 123 -18th Street, New Toronto, 'Ont. 105 ACRE natural drainage, farm for sale situated on highway 7 and 8 be- tween Kitchener and New Hamburg. Plenty Spring Water and Drilled Well. Red Brick 2 storey house, equipped with pressure system three piece bath, large bank Karn. Contact Earl Betide. rich. Baden, Ontario 100 ACRES good level 0105 loam, choice farming area south of Barrie. 7 room brick house oil heated. Large barn and other buildings. Water in !rouse and stable. Close to school and village. Apply to Mr. T. Fred Nelson, R.A. No. 1 UTOPIA, Ontario. 'rids advertisement is published free 51 one of the many benefits of: THE ALLIED SERVICES (CANADAI 1620 DUNDAS STREET EAST, LONDON, ONTARIO. FARM MACHINERY 00R SALE EBERSOL'S / MILVERTON Ebersoi Snow Blowers Ebersel Feed Mixers Ebersol Electric Hammer Mills Ebersol Feed Carts EBERSOL FARM ELEVATORS EBERSOL GRAIN THROWERS EBERSOL SWIVEL FEEDING CARRIERS Ebersol Seed Mixers Ebersol Thresher Shredders Caswell Ferro Crates Caswell Wayo Crates Caswell Cattle Currlers Contact your Dealer or Write Ebersal Farm Equipment Company Limited, Milverton, Ontario, Phone 171. PLORIDA PROPERTIES FOR SALE FLORIDA - Top location, main high• way for fish camp, motel, cafe sight- seeing boats, over f a m o u s ttakuna Springs, 515,000 with terns. Box 107, -Tallahassee, Fla. FLORIDA - (Near Ocala) CENTRAL Florida, undeveloped high roma ranch land, 320 acres, $85 per acre. 15 acre farm with house $2,500. Maly others. Sun Land Realty of Flor, ids, a13 N. State Rd, 7. W. Hollywood, Florida. FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS WA1C11 dog alarm for your car. Makes sneak thieves rein. Easy to Install, any make. Only $5.955, Postpaid. Allied Im• Port Agency, .Box 380, Station "H". Montreal. SHOE POLISH SHINE your shoes in 20 seconds! Jar of disposable polish pads 69e, For Free Catalogue Write: Autiy, 1112 Dean Street, Brooklyn 16, New York. HELP WANTED COUPLE wanted to care for grounds and poultry, 8 miles from Orangeville, in exchange for services, Modernly equipped cottage, hydro, heat and tele- phone. Suit young couple or pension- ers, Write M. Stark, 178 Hampton Ave., Toronto 6. LABORATORY TECHNICIAN tmme. dietely 5 day week. Apple- Super. intondent, Uxbridge General Hospital. Uxbridge, Ontorto. - - MACHINERY FOR SALE FEED MILLS SURPLUS stock of new Tornado No. 115 teed mills, ball bearing with hop- per, must sell 549.00. Send for - cireu. ler, Federal, 185 King E:, Toronto. MEDICAL PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE GOOD RESULTS FROM TAKING DIXON'S REMEDY FOR RHEUMATIC PAINS AND NEURITIS. MUNRO'S DRUG STORE, 335 ELGIN OTTAWA $1,25 Express Collect POST'S ECZEMA SALVE BANISH the tormeul of dry melee rashes and weePin1 s k 1 u troubles: t you• itchingiaaettling will burning ooze. ma, acne. ringworm, pimples and foot eczema w i 1l respond_ readily to the stahtless oclod:ass olntmont, regardless et how stubborn or hopeless they seem Sent Peat Free on Receipt of Price PRICE 53.50 PER JAR POST'S REMEDIES 1965 St. Clair Avenue East TORONTO -.NURSES TRAINING SCHOOLS EARN '00 565 WEEK as Practical Nurse. Learn gtdckly at hone. 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Films developed and 8 magna prints 400 12 magna prints 004 Reprints 50 each KODACOLOR Developing roll 904 (not including prints), Color prints 300 each extra. Ansco and Ektachrome 35 nem, 20 ex- posures mounted in slides $1.20. Color Prints from slides 324 each. Menet' re- funded in full for unprinted negatives. POULTRY MORE than any one single item, the birds you have in your laying houses are going to make the difference he. tween profit and loss. Our most out- standing breeds for maximum egg pro- duction: Kimber K-137; Tweddle 400, Tweddle 401, California Grey X White Leghorn. It will pay you to put in Sum- mer and Fall chicks this year, Egg prices will be very profitable this Fall and Winter. Also available, all popular dual purpose breeds, Broiler chicks: First generation Vantress X Arbor Acres White Rock, Vantress X Nichols No. 105. Turkey poults: Bronze. Started pillets, all ages, Catalogue. TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD. FERGUS ONTARIO PROPERTIES FOR SALE HUNTERS! 456 acres of deeded land for sale, good deer, moose duck and partridge of the locations lsn this area, ideal for a group of omen wanting a private hunting ground. Write to V. A. McMurray, Gilmour, Ont. LOOKING for a place to relax? Over- looking trout stream In Huron county, 2 -storey brick home, modern convent- enoes, stable, about 2 acres of garden land, raspberries, small fruite, lots of trees and flowers terms. Richard In. gram, Wroxeter, ant. TEACHERS WANTED PROTESTANT Teacher for S,S, No. 12 Melancthon, six miles west of Shel- burne on main highway. State salary required, and inspector or principal. Write Willis Teeter, See. Treas., R.R. No. 1, Riverview. TEACHER, Protestant, with interme- diate diploma and to act es principal. Session 1960-01. Apply Sec.-Treas.,gi paii- ticelars to W, Hogg, Otte, Quebec. rar TEACHERS WANTED SOUOISI) Public Stool rec<uire'. a teach, er for September fel 0 005.00015 01.1001, 20 mics nert1 of Sudbury, (11tt. Minimum salary $3,200I10 and$1110.00 Belem( nts up to six Yen's' experlene,e. teredes I to 8, fur 32 l.upi40. Specie! eer1.U1 +les will be a(kmnIedged. Ap• ply to. P.S S No, 1 MaoL :linen. c/o 0. Ii Matte, Skesel, Oat. S.S. NO 1 BURCHELL LAKE REQUIIteIS teacher to rommenee Sepr temper for Grades 1 to 5. Approximate enrolment 25. NEW fully modern twe.reeei ech0al in new .mining communise 1. a eted 01(01 mol' resort area, approximately 75 males west of Fort William on paved highway. Daily hus ane !rein service. Attractive Wary. APPLY stating (fur Itti oiom, expert encs. last inspector, to; A. P. BRAVTIGAM NO. 1 BURCHELL LAKF C/0 NORTH COLDSTREAM MINES LTD, KASHABOWIE, ONTARIO ONE PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR GRADES 1 TO 8 FOR HAWK JUNCTION PUBLIC SCHOOL 30 minute drive from the Trans -Canada Highway ale 17, north of Sault Ste. Marie. PLEASE state quulitications and diary, also name of your last inspector APPLY to H. P, niron et:Orman (USS No, 1 Tnwnships 27 and 20), DISTRICT OF ALGOMA HAWK Juncitlon, 011tel'lo TOWNSBIP School Area of Girlies re. wires teacher for one room school. Enrolment 25.30 pupils, .situated on Highway 985, 26 Hiles from Fort Wil- liam, ts'itl'rE stating salary expected and qualifications. Mrs, 0. KemPe, See. Treas., Hymens, P.O., Onlrrio. SUMMER RESORTS CEDARDEN Lodge, American plan, home cooked meals, good fishing and hunting. t1anloe nh McBee,R 2, MtwaningOtario. DIVINE Lake Lodge, free illustrated literature will show you what this unique and enchanting plane has to offer. Port Sydney,' Muskoka, Ontario. CHAUMONT 095518R INN Ste. Mar6uerite Station, P.Q. 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