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Jos
etaii AldeEniclin sing his song, Keep
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Moore reached ,New . York completea3,250-mile, 85-day
coast-to-coact hik e: The Russian-born vegetarian Wds forted
to, ride the last six miles to the entrance Of the Holland . TUrinel in New' Jersey 1:10t said she Would go bock to cover the, distance
eh foot.
BUSINESS PROPER-1-ms FOR SALE
seavuse Bolton, booth, welding re
pair shop, house, 60 acres ef, land,
lovely lake, running water, hydro, levie'
ly frontege, room for expansion„
new Trane-Caoada Highway 11, 10 in/lei S. of Cochrane. Wm. P, Fletcher, Box 270, cochrane, (Int.
WONDERFUL business opportunitY, service station, Iron Bridge, One, 4In Highway 17. TransCanada Highway, in
the heart of Aigama's famous veep.
tionland; 6 acres of land With
night earoping facilitieS, 900 ft, high-
way frontege. Full price including
stock and equipment is WAS. M44' MUnt down payment is $10,900. Gaso-
line gallonage 150,000 gallons annual-
ly, Good increase can be expeeted with
cereetetion. of northern section of
Trens-Canada Highway and 'the Soo
International Bridge, For full informa
Lion write E. A, Arnold, Real Estate
Broker, 553 Queen St. E,, Suite 2, Sault
Ste, Marie, Out,
CONSULTANT -- REAL ESTATE.
PERSONAL service vacation and sinai,
tar properties, longest experienced.
Satisfied, clients, Fred IL Reid. Broker,
94 Victoria St., Toronto,
DOGS FOR SALE
SHELTIES (Lassie, apartment size) pup.
pies. Yearling hitches, bred, All regis,
tered. Paul Robins, Oro. Station, On-
tario.
FARMS FOR SALE
ONE hundred acres, tiled drained
choice clay loam, on highway, Perth
County. Barn 45' x ,85' steel stanchions,
2 silos, drive shed and other buildings.
8-roomed brick house, new oil furnace,
, bath and cupboards, hot and cold
water, large lawn with 55 maple trees,
37 registered, accredited, listed, Hol-
stein, crop and equipment. W, Bogle,
Newton, Ont, Telephone alilverton 36
2-1,.
200 ACRES; 60 cattle, 30 milk cows!
Mile to town. Price $39,000 - e15,000
down, W. C. MacDonald, Broker, phone
280, Winchester, Ont.
300 ACRE farm for sale. Rich, black.
loam soil throughout. 20 acres bush,
remainder tillable. Good house, no
other building& Ideal for grain or
adapting to large volume Production -
Line Beef or Dairy, Now being fallow-
ed for fail wheat. Can be purchased
very reasonable, Open to offer. Fur-
ther details, write: Edward Bauman,
Route 1, Alma, Ontario.
FLORIDA PROPERTIES FOR SALE
FLORIDA - Top location, main high.
way for fish camp, motel, cafe, sight-
seeing boats, over famous Wakulla
Springs, $15,000 with terms. Box 167,
Tallahassee, Fla,
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
CANADA'S lowest ammunition prices
- Save wholesalers and retailers pro-
fits - Send for free demonstration
shotshells. XL Explosives Limited,
Hawkesbury, Ont.
CHARM Bracelets, 6 animal charms
gold plated or silver. Reg. $1.98. Send
$1.25. Listing of farm animals and
award pins, teen age jewellery, ladies,
men's and children's Jewellery. Special:
Lassie cuff and tie set for boys $1.00.
Dexter Manufacturing Co., Box 324, St.
Johns, Que.
FREE! 17" Simulated Japanese Pearl
Necklace. Send $2.00 cash, M.O. or
C.O.D. for rare Mexican feather bird
picture. Size 5" x 7". Pyramid Impor-
ters, St. Paul, Alberta.
RUBBER hose and belting, plastic pipe,
etc., new and used at greatly reduced
prices; phone, write, or drop in and
see: Snowden Industrial Rubber &
Plastics, 91 Bruce Street, Oshawa, On-
tario. RA. 8-1658,
SPECIAL for Farmers - Wholesale
prices - Rubberized canvasses for all
makes combines at dealers cost. Save
up to $30 per canvas. For wholesale
prices refer to this ad when ordering.
Chatham Farm Equipment No, 2 Hwy.
E. R.R, 1, Chatham. Phone EL. 2-1070.
1VAICH dog alarm for your car. Makes
sneak thieves run. Easy to install, any
make. Only $5 95, Postpaid, Allied Im-
port Agency, Box 388. Station "H"
Montreal.
MACHINERY FOR SALE
BUCKEYE MODEL 302 DITCHER TWO
YEARS OLD. Has done about two hum
Bred hours work. Ten thousand with
ail equipment. Donald C. Armstrong,
R. R. No, 5, Brampton, Ont, Phone
Glendale 1-2229
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SUMMER RESORTS
ritEgAuRAy LODGE, housekeeping cottages, Wilson Lake, head of Pick- ere), River. Good piekerel, pike, bass
tce motors, rpi a n't holiday
artily c amp, Write for fold ers,
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golfriding, KIM 'in vicinity. Bates S
to $75,00 weekly, American pia n,
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4 bedrooms, equipped with Ititchen -
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TEACHERS WANTED
TE.DQDuEeibl,ec.Protestant, with principal, Session
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gum.
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PROTESTANT teacher required for
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County of Durham, duties to com-
mence September, 1960. Enrollment 20,
grades 1 to 8,
APPLY, stating qualifications and sal-
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QUALIFIED Protestant teacher for SS
No. 3, Russell, Duties to commence in.
Sept, Apply stating qualifications.
name of present Inspector and salary
expected to Wendell Stanley, Russell,
Ontario.
ONE PROTESTANT TEACHER
FOR GRADES 1 TO 8 FOR.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL
30 minute drive from the Trans-Canada
Highway No, 17 north of Sault Sta.
Marie,
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THE PROMOTER - Steeplejack
Jerry Williams takes time, out';
from painting a Columbia, Mo.,
flagpole to promote a "Yes"
vote in a wheat referendum.
Wheat growers would decide
July 21 whether they favor re-
stricting supply in return for
support prices or unlimited pro-
duction, lower prices.
What Makes Sharks
Attack People?
As it thrashes violently in the
sunlit water, the glistening gray-
blue Lemon Shark is hauled
alongside the fishing boat, Dr,
Perry W. Gilbert, a tall figure in
khaki shorts and colorful shirt,
leans far out from the deck and,
as the deadly snout turns away,
thrusts the nozzle of a 4-foot gar-
den-spray tube into one of the
fish's gills, Within seconds, the
shark's movements are sporadic
and feeble. Dr. Gilbert quickly
removes the nozzle, reinserts it
in the mouth, and gives the shark
a full dose of anesthetic. Now
the shark is as docile as a kitten,
and for fifteen precious minutes,
Dr. Gilbert can poke, probe, and
ponder a living shark as no one
before him has done.
To the average man, a shark
is simply something to be avoid-
ed at all costs. But to a biologist
like Cornell 'University's Dr. Gil-
bert, a shark is one of nature's
most successful designs with an
evolutionary history going back
350 million years. One of the,
world's leading shark authorit-
ies, Dr. Gilbert, who was instru-
mental in compiling the first
worldwide census of shark at-
tacks can tell you that there are
250 species of shark - ranging
from the Gulf of Mexico's 9-inch
Etmopterus to the ocean's Whale
Shark measuring 60 feet - and
that approximately 25 are known
to be dangerous to man. But
there are many questions he can-
not yet answer with certainty.
How does the shark find its
Scientific. Chase
for The Snowman
v,yes bulging, the first Sher-
pa to see an Abominable SDOWe
Man area e rr, recing dewn a Hirna-
Japan, slope screaming "Yeti!
Yeti, He's, after met" Thus was
born the legend Of that testy,
creature presumed
by some - to spend his days
in dreary solitude on the icy
Himalayan heights,
Doea the Yeti actually exist,
and if so what dees he look
like? Last month in Londe
the most famous of present-day
mountaineers, Everest - conquer.
ing Sir Edmund Hillary, quietly
unveiled an ingenious new plan
for taking the Himalayan Yeti
out of the realm of tall tales
and into the realm of fact, With,
seven other New Zealanders,
five Britons, and five American;
Hillary plans to scale Mount
Makalu (27,790 feet) on the
Nepal-Tibet border, and try cap-
turing a Yeti alive.
How will the climbers recog-
nize a Yeti when they see one?
The answers depend on what
explorer, or Sherpa, you talk to.
The scientific-minded will say
only that strange footprints have
'indeed been found up there in
the snow.
As for descriptions, offered
mainly by the Sherpas, these
vary: The Yeti is 4 or 7 (though
never 9) feet tall, has reddish-
brown or camel-coloured hair,
and thrives on a diet of yaks,
people, or rhododendrons, which
grow wild in Yeti-land. Or, the
Yeti is really a bear, a monkey,
or a member of a secret order
of monks who like solitude and
long ago conditioned themselves
to live in sub-zero' temperatures
without clothes. Uh, huh.
How will the expedition catch
this creature no Westerner has
ever seen?
Starting next winter, Hillary
and his fellow mountaineers are
planning to string wires ankle-
high across the deserted glaciers
that corrugate the flanks of
Mount Makalu. Any unwary Ye-
ti who trips over a wire will
automatically trip a camera
ahutter and photograph himself
for posterity. Once Hillary's
scouts discover an exposed film,
they will instantly comb the
nearby wastes. Any poor Yeti
sighted will be shot on the spot
- with air guns firing syringes
that contain curare, a knockout
' drug. A Yeti so "wounded" is
expected to lapse peacefully into
the Yeti dreamland, and Hillary's
team of scientists will study him
as he dozes.
Is Hillery organizing for an
expensive wild-goose chase? The
shock-haired, 41-year-old knight,
financed by the Royal Geogra-
phical Society and other spon-
sors, thought definitely not.
"There is evidence available
of the existence of some creature
in the Himalayas," Sir Edmund
told a press conference last
month. "I personally have no
doubt that the tracks reported
to have been seen do exist."
Would the expedition bring
back a Yeti alive?
"My personal inclination,"
said Hillary guardedly, "would
be to let the creature go. I
think there is precious little in
civilization to appeal to a Yeti
anyhow." - From NEWSWEEK.
If working hours are reduced
f u r the r, there may not be \
enough time for coffee breaks.
prey?„ Where Mitt when is it most
likely to s.trike? Why does it
:attack some people and not
others?
To get the answers, Gilbert
developed. the shark anesthetic
and the ,garden-spray tube de-.
livery--- the first practicable
method for studying sharks on,
der controlled conditions,
Dr, g-n..4.prt.g...14sing, his ingen-
ious technique at a living-lab on.
the Gulf ..Stream island of film.,
in in the Bahamas, site Of the
Lerner Marine Lab of the Any-
ericart Museum of Natural His-
tory. "There's never any difacul,
tY getting sharks," SaYS,.. Dr. Gila
bert happily, "we caught 65 in
one week lest summer, all with-
la sight, of the dock" Once
caught, the anesthetized sharks.
are stowed in the open well of
a barge and towed to two 40 by
80-foot shark pens (built with
funds from the Office of Naval
Research) where, Dr. Gilbert ex-
plains, "we have the on" place
in the world we can o ate on
and, study large sharks up to 15
feet in length," Some of the mat-
ters which will be looked into
this month:
By slipping black plastic "eon-
tact lenses" over an anesthetized
shark's eyes, then observing how
it swims and feeds within the
pen, Gilbert hopes to learn much.
more about how a shark uses its
sight to get to prey. This kind
of experiment might help answer
the question of how much the
eolOr of •viortim'a clothing, or the
amount of light in the water, has
to do with an attack.
There is little doubt that smell
is the shark's most acute sense.
A shark on the prowl has been
likened to a blood hound on the
trail - following its nose for
miles, straight to the quarry.
There is a theory that the shark
is especially attracted to certain
odors which some people. possess
and others do not. Dr. Gilbert
plans to stop up a shark's nos-
trils with cotton-Vaseline plugs
and study its reactions. He
thinks it may be possible, with.
a lot more information about the
shark's sense of smell, for peo-
ple simply' to swallow a pill that
will protect them by making
their odor, repugnant to sharks.
Those Barbershop
Quartets. Flourish
It was barbershop night in
Dundalk, Md,, and four members
of the local chapfer of the
S.P.E.B,S.Q.S.A. (Society for the
Preservation and Encouragement
of Barber Shop Quartet Singing
in America) crowded close in
harmony. They were demon-
strating the fine art of "wood-
shedding" - the ability to 'form
a well-blended quartet at the
drop of a single, pearly, pear-
shaped tone. As silver-haired
Danny Cuthbert lifted his light
tenor in a few experimental
"m-m-rn-m's," slender Jim Grant
and two other songbirds chimed
in.
To the 25,188 males (females
have an association of their own)
who are members of SPEB's 656
chapters in the U.S, and Cana-
da, such impromptu close-har-
monizing is undulterated
The only thing that can beat it
is to belong to one of the 900
registered quartets who vie
among themselVes to enter the
international c peti tio n at
SPEB's 'annual • convention.
Twenty: three - year - old Jim
Grant, for example, is a mem-
ber of Dundalk's Oriole Pour,
who were doing a final warmup
before leaving for Dallas last
week and SPEB's 22nd annual
harmonic holiday, Competing
against 39 other barbershop
groups, the Orioles, one of the
younger quartets, distinguished
themselves at Dallas by reach-
ing the semifinals before being
eliminated. (The winners: The
Evans Quartet of Salt Lake
City.)
The Orioles and Dundalk lie
in the fiercest hotbed of barber-
shopping in the U.S. The Middle
Atlantic States top all other re-
gional areas with 3,632 members
in 72 chapters, Although Dun-
dalk has only been organized
for three years, its 210 members
make it one of the largest chap
ters in the country,
Dundalkers are typical of
e w barbershopping breed
which adheres to Article 6 of
the society's Code of Ethics:
"We shall refrain from forcing
Our songs upon uriaympathetic
ears," Post-meeting woodshed-
ders who pub crawl are the ex-
Caption. Most go home quietly
after this massed roaring cloase
"One! Two! Three! It's great
.to be a barbershopper!"
Nice' Guys MOke
Safest Drivers
An effort to determine what
Makea the safe and urisafe auto-
Mobile Opetator is being Made
in Chicago at the MtittielPaI
Cciurt Driver Scheel. One of the
'school's' tutors believes that a
faulty attitude was largely tea,
Ponsible for fatal accidents his
Voltring dearly a Millie/1 drivers.
According to the instructor;
the attitude of the driver di-
p
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three highways, fully equipped, air-
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large lot, 66' x 180' deep, will sell for
cash or half down, Interested parties
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SIMCOE Property. Simcoe's largest
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ponds on his or her personality.
If the driver is what he would
call a "nice guy," one devoid of
conflicts in his personal life, then
he is likely to demonstrate this
attitude when behind the wheel.
Too often the modest man de-
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proportion when he gets into an
automobile. The road belongs to
him alone. Often well-mannered,
responsible' people suffer a corn-
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they turn the ignition switch.
The Chicago driver school is
well advised to undertake this
study. Meanwhile, if you are it•
gentleman or a lady when on
foot, don't forget to be one when
you take the driver's wheel, -
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How Can I ?
1)3, Roberta Lee -
Q. How can I prevent glass
jars or bottles that are to be
stored away from getting that
musty smell? •
A. By dropping a clove or two
into them as you put them away,
Ditto for thermos jugs and other
such seasonal equipment.
Q. How can. I get more life out
of my cakes of soap?
A. Some brands of soap are
moisture-laden and melt away
fast. 'To make soap last longer,
unwrap it to permit drying for
several days before using.
Q. How can I prevent leakage
of perfume or other liquid car-
ried in a travel case or handbag?
A. By slipping a toy balloon
over the vial and knotting the
top of the balloon at the bottom
of the vial. The cap will be held
firmly in ,place, and there'll be
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JUDGE this STRAW HAT by the boys,
girls, men, women who use it! Sample
$1.00, in quantity, 600. J. Laurenceau,
193 Grandrue, Port.au-Prince, Haiti.
SUMMER RESORTS
CEDARDEN Lodge. American plan,
/Mine cooked meals, good fishing and
hunting. Phone, write Beth McRae.
R.R, 2, Manitowaning, Ontario,
THUNDER BEACH, ONTARIO
ANCHOR VILLA
2 HOURS drive from Toronto on beau-
tiful Georgian Bay, (near Penetang),
comfortable beds and bedrooms, excel-
lent food, private beach, swimming,
surf board, boats and outboards for
hire. Friendship and comfort are our
business, Write Jas, Redmond or phone
Lafontaine (Ont.). 21R23.
ISSUE 80 - 1960
ARTICLES WANTED
HOCKEY Pictures, St. Lawrence Starch
Co., type I wish to purchase cone °.
tlexes from 1916 to date or trade for
certain pictures. Bert DoneVen, Route
I, Perth, Ont.
BABY CHICKS
BEDULIED prices on. Pray started
chicks, and 8-week end pullets, Prompt
shipment. Dayolds order, Fall broil-
ers should be ordered now. See agent - or write Bray Hatchery, 120 John
North, Hamilton, Ont.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LADIES Mieney In your spare time, 26
Plans for only $1.09. Order pow, Pine-
Weed, 7 Deanefiehl Crescent, Islington,
Ontario,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
PROFITABLE spare or full time earn-ings. Study this interesting and use.
fur profession. For free brochure and
charte, contact; Canadian college of
Massage, 18 Farnham Ave., Toronto 7.
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