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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-02-08, Page 234 , .• • <So - net be Ink and Don final sheer, boa, Forsibirse !Owen had N to mu the - 1 In th.post two seeiOns the show kaki run ont of *teen*, bo" • tarns prstIctable, lost much Of its 11 had dificsirded much of the pdlltical and biting satire ef earlier HL It had ,,gone Steadily down in theratings froin its one time lifo..1 position. In late Decemb the show waS ranked liarthtidd Laugh -In probably' would tliit trough September with Mine, Ile said he and .his Partner would be. back on NBC ne# \fall 111 a new Show, The Rowan And 'Martin Show. - 4,14Lugbin had so many Imi- tators", he said. "Even though We consider HO Pat seaSon,one' of the lot wrIttenjwith superior talefitt, after nearby Six Years the form had just become predict- . • • , • t- RAY (*Ade Martin said he and Rowan had ,Wanted to kill Laugh -In this sea - 00n, but,NBC had asked them to stay on because the advertising spots had been sold out „ In ad- vance. • When it-pin uary 1309 loaugholnbecame one of the moat talked about Showi on tele - Vision, Its braslt burner, fast pace and electronic tomfoolery sent'it to the top of the ratings,. It Made overnight stars of I'd-iwon and Martin and raleh new- comers as Goldie. Hawn, Arte Johnson, Ruth Buzzi, Judy Carne and JoAnne Worley. Virtually all of the° original cast has left the • show, but Miss Worley returned ' to the final taping for several cameo appearances,, 0,110 . Malin said the format of their new show had not been worked t4,but he doubted it would be as • trend -setting as Laugh -1n. "It'll be different from any- thing on television, Ill -tell you that," he said, "bid it will be hard - to go back andtop ourselves." 111 • IN HA pock action by th noon Quebe Marc trip t Nordi 25th. • Sup ary fo NIILe 'Moore • , • 1 10 • 0 4 ENTERtA INMENt Ilturt, 010 SO. • LARRY DOUGLAS ,SlartIng Mon., Frob. 12th BOB FISHER Duo' TUES. AND nonar. • Fresh Roast ,B•of rol Luncheon Buffet WOO. AND ;FRI. Resit. Chicken • " LtinOisoir ,.13.0frot WINGHANI 3574704 • Lictlfleid Unditt" LISA). • *1 Clierny In iiisiter replay Al Cherny, former wingharn resident and Weilloiown enter - tai bier, will appear with Tommy Itunter in The Travellin' Man, a .musical profile of Hunter at home and on the move on CBC -TV March 18th. • The Travellin' Man is one of four Outstanding semi -documen- taries from the Telescope series of the CBC 1967-68 season Which will be • re -telecast Sundays at 2:30 p.m.' in , February And March,. Also • included are The Cana- dian Backyard with Max Fergu- son, Feb. 11; Alex Colville At Home, Feb. 18 and The Quant • Theory with English fashion de-' • signer Mary Quant, Feb. 25. TV I! March Cherny on March 18 will be The • rii t an Appearing with Hunter and • Vidi141 ° RP04:1)11(.,4' 1;090 la ton tien c e CBC in two Sunday after- tilits in March. New York a c City will be on at 2 p.m. h lith and Alberta Oilers 0 Quebec City to meet Les ques on Sunday, March. plying the color comment - r the games will be former s Carl Brewer and Dickie ASKETT'S 'APPLIANCE CENTRE Westinghouse Panasonic Tapes—Records PAVVIERSTON 343-3512 • EVERYONEIMVS Every insured driver pays for every insured collision. If yOur neighbor wreckshis ear, part of the bill will be included in your future premiums. The Ontario Safety League says helping to keep others out of trouble on the roads is more than a matter of decency, and common sense; it is also -a question of dollars -and-, cents selfinterest. • OLD LOSE GRIP As you grow old, inevitably you become bald and lose your grip, IF YOU ARE A TIRE. We are privileged to be direct agents in this area for the prestigeous • atantayattn ifirralbrn* J' I: CROYDON, ENGLAND bash a link with the past through your surname ngland, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Continental European Origin Ji oat -Of -Arms fur Dialling If your surname is in their comprehensive library of Arms --and the chances are that it is—we are able to supply that Coat of Arms as an ornamental wall -shield for your home, office or club. Makes an ideal present Further information and illustrated colour brochure available on request from 'TR e-- VVAXWORKS 182 Josephine St. WINGIIA51, ONT. 357-1782 TOMIDAY. F. a 6:00 theiveritiq ef the air 13 $:30 Canadair Crirtoons13 7: Canada A.M. Show 13 800 Ono1el*ols8&10 • 3:30 TroubloVilth Tracy 13 145 Afr, Dreamy II Sr 10 000 Yoga 13, 115 Ontario ftelsoole ir 10 9:30 Romper80001 13. 10;04 Ladies' Fare 1$' 10:45 Chez Helene & 1.0 11:00 Sesame Street 10 Galloping Gourmet 8 11:30 Beat The Clock 13 Ed Allen Show 8 12:001 Cartoons 8, 10, 13 12:30 Market Place 4 • News at Noon 10. •' Mike 'Douglas Show 13 12:45 Afternoon Moile 10 , Town & Country 1100 Matinee Movie 1:30 Eye Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can Do 13 2;20 Fashions in Sewing 10 2;30 ‘Somerset 13 Shirley Taylor 10 3;00 Another World 13 Take Thirty 101 8 3:30 What's The Good Word 13 Edge of Night 8 at , . 4:00 The FlinbMnes 13 Family Court 8 & 10 430 I Dream of Jeannie 13 Drop -In 8 & 10 ,. 5:00 • PonderOaa 13,e 1. Green Acres 8 • 10 Three Sons i0 5:30 Reach for the Top 10 Truth or Consequences 8 6:00 Scan• Insight -News. 8. - Pierre Berton 10, 6:30 Family Affair,13,• BarnabY Jones ($ FYI NeWs 10 • 7.:00 George, 13 • Midweek Magazine 10 • 7:30 eeerge Kirby 'Show 1.3 • Irish Rovers 8 • • Bob Newhart Show 10 • 8:00 Money Test. 8 & 10 9:00 Bob.HON Special 13 Thurs. Nite Movie 8 & 10 9:30 Here Come The 70's 13 10:00 Circle of Fear .13 - 11:00 CTV National News 13 • The National Nevis 8 8: .10 • 11:20 News, Weather, Sports.:•., 8,014P -39 9d (111 fat!45,.S1ainitiedeVresilinetom Movie for Tonite 10- 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 1:30 Coneern 13 • FRIDAY, FEB..9 6:00 University Of the, Air 13 .6:30 Canadian.Cartoons 13 77:3000 Cmaanuaddea 85A.M. Show 13 • Sanford and Son AO • Flintstones on Ice 13 8:00 Ontario SchoolS 8& 10 8:45 Mr. Dressup 8 & 10 9:00 Yoga 13 9:15 Ontario Schools 8 & 10 9:30 Romper Room 13 10:00 Ladies' Pare 13 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 & 10 10:45 Chez Helene 8 & 10 11:00 Sesame Street 10 Galloping Gourmet 8 11:30 Ed Allen Show 8 Beat The Clock 13 12:00 Cartoons 8 & 10 12:30 Market Place 8 •News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 5 Afternoon Movie 10 Town & Country 8 Matinee Movie 8 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:20 12:00 Lat. Date 13 1:00 nestle 13 SATURDAY,fl 0:53 ' COMM] 13 7:00 Uncle Bobby 800 Caultdian -1:30 • Arts 100 13 $:00 Littlest be 10 04130. 0:30 Interim* 1101100 efl • Frankenstein** • 10°' ;30”, '1411A1Csnalpluag5rdialiPluLliertIg44"4117$ 11' ;it:goo:el • ng 13 j• PipperPrve*nitlalitilighlet '11441r 13"' 11:38 Prof. 1Offett Story Theatre 13 /2;03 Spiderman 8 • Reach for the Top 10. Cartoon Capers 13 • 12,t30 Littlest Hobe 4 110r8t Koehler Show 10 Mr. ChiPs 0, , 1:30 Timer! fpcliors re° TO, Saturday Theatre 13 • Outdoor Sportsman 10 !2;730 outiCatoonmild:'4,11!m' C°011101:4% 13 - Canadian Figure -Si* .ChaMpioniddpi 8 3:00 Bandstand 13 4:00 OutdOor(SportSnlan CBC Curling 13 •• Sports Roundup 13 •"" Baptist Pentecostal • Wide World'of Sports13-,:. 5:00 Bugs Bunn*, RoadrunnerL; . 11.4; • • 6:00 Supperibow 8 " Sports Be-at ;73 13 6:30 FYI ' se 7:00 Ifiude-1.0 Bridget Loires Bernie' 7:30 Singalong Jubilee 8. On the Buses.10 Police Surgeon 13 8:00 Hockey Night in Canada: •8 & 19 Academy Pertormaneela 10:30 Wrestling 13 - 'Countrytinie O.& 10 11 00 WNtiti?443rkP' 1.64,-1464014 Ito 1 . News, Weather, Spas , 10, 11:30 CTV National Nev4/13 11:45 Starlight Theatre 8'0- *vie for Tonight 10 12:30 Late Date Movie -13 1:55 Concern 13 • • SUNDAY, FEB. 11 6:00 Canadian Cartoons 13 6:30 Uncle Bobby Show 13- 7Ar 30 ts 100 13 • 8:00 Tree House 13 8:30 Ontario Schools 8 & 10 • Crossroads 13. 9:00 Day of Discovery 13 9:30 Rex Humbard 13 10:30 Quelle Famine 8 & 10 Niven Miller Sings 13 Right On 8 Hymn Sing 10 Church Service 13 East of the Sun 8 Junior Talent Hour 10 12:00 Rex Humbard 8 Canadian Cartoons 13 • 12:30 Family Finder 10 Talent Showcase 13 1:00 Focus on the Farm 8 Roy Jewell Farm Show 10 Country Canada 8 & 10 Weekend Jotunal 13 Iuonudtha;oTrhfearontrtaetilo3n 8 & 10 2:30 Telescope 8 3:00 World of 1Viusfc 88 Under Attack 10 3:30 TBA 8 4:00 A Time to Remember 10 Red Fisher 13 , 4:30 Medical Explorers 8 & 10 Sunday Supper Show 13 5:00 Music to See 8 & .10 5:30 Singtime 8 Wonderful World of • Disney 10 6:00 Wonderful World of Disney 8 6:30 Act Fast 10 The BeachcombersUntamed88t10 World 13 :(40 Amazing World of kreskin 13 7:30 Black Beauty 8 & 10 CTV Special 13 8:00 This is Noel Cowgrd & 10 8:30 Mannix 13 9:00 Sunday at Nine 8 & 10 9:30 A Touch of Grace 13 10:00 WW5eekie8nd 8 & 10 11:00 The National News 8 & 10 CTV National News 13 11:15 Nation's Business 8 & 10 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 8. 10, 13 11:45 Pierre Berton 8 tinder Attack 10 Question Period 13 Late Date 13 MONOAV, 10E8.12 University of the Air 13 Canadian Cartoons 13 Canada A.M. Show 13 °Mono, Sehools & 10 11:00 11:30 • Eye Bet 13 1:30 Anything You Can Do 13 2:00 Fashions in Sewing 10 . 2:30 Market Place to Somerset 13 3:00 Take Thirty 8 & 10 Another World .13 3:30 Edge of- Night 8 & 10 What's The Good Word 13 4:00 Family Court 8 & 10 (,) The Flintstones 13 4:30 Drop -In 8 & 10 I Dream of Jeannie 13 5:00 Green Acres 8 My Three Sons 10 Ponderosa 13 5:30 Truth or Consequences 8 • Let's Make a Deal 10 6:00 Insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10 Scan' 13 • 6:30 Lawrence Welk 8 FYI News 10 Family Affair 13 7:00 The Odd Couple 10 The Brady Bunch 13 730 Maude 8 Sanford and Son 10 Sonny and Cher 13 8:60 MASH 8 & 10 8:30 All in the Family 8 & 10 Friday Night Movie 13 9:00 Tommy Hunter Show 8 & 10 10:00 Who Am I? 8 Hawaii Five -0 10 The FBI 13 10:30 Telescope 8 11:00 The National News 8 & 10 CTV. National News 13 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 8, 10, 13 .11:45 Starlight Theatre 8 Movie for Tonight 10 12:15 '11:00 030 7:00 8:00 • . ' ••• ••• • by the IV skitiorls, Or* 1:30 Trouble With Tracy 13 845 Mr. Dremup fc 9:00 Yoga 13 11119000113000004515 ,irlitalluidiese:ezaliopingtolone,yrSek001304,4:00urinetiantsisilstico.:100 9:30 Roinper Hoorn IX 1130' VOSe"A110017 Street lt1). New Beet TheelOck 13 12:00 Cartoons 8, 10, 13 . 12:30 Market .f)lace News at Noon 10 ,Mike riouglas Show 13 12:45, Afternoon Movie jo Town:* country $ 1:00 Matinee Movie 8. 130 Eye,13.0t 13 , . • 200 Anything 'you Can De 13 2:20 .Fashions In Sewing 10 2:30 Dick Berryman 10 Somerset 13 Take Thirty 8 & 10 Another World 13 Ed8 18 What's The Good Word 13 4:00, Family. Court 8,& 10 T e Flintstones 13 4:30 Drop -In 8 & 10 I Dream of Jeannie 13 5:00 Green Acres 8 • !Iluve Sons 10 • Ponderosa 13 5:30 Truth or Consequences 8 Let's Make A Deal 10 6:00 insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10 Scan 13 6.30 Twilight Theatre (1) 3:00 3:30 • FYI News 10 • Family Affair 13 7:00 Gunsmoke 10 Doris Day Show 13 7:30 Rollin' 13 • 8:00 Partridge Family 84 10,, Here's Lucy 13 , 8:30 Cannon 8& 10 Medical Center 13 6:30 Carnivals 80& 10 Pig & Whistle 13 10:00 Special—Man Alive 10 • Nature of Things 8 • 10:30 lkflmannsiAldeiV1e38 • 11:00 The National News 8 & 10 TV National ews 13 11:20 ..News, Weatherports • 810 13 11:45 Classic Theatre.3 J!orro*':iassjcs 10. • AA' LitfetlitfriVliiVie*?f;.f*-iv, g:L; 115 Concern 13 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30 6:45 9:00 915 • 930 10:00 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:30 12:00 1230 12:45 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:20 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 TUESDAY, FEB. 13 University of the Mr 13 Canadian Cartoons 13 'Canada A.M. Show 13 Ontario Schools 8 & 10 Trouble With Tracy 13 Mr. Dressup 8 & 10 Yoga 13 Ontario Schools.8 & 10 Romper Room 13 Canadian Schools 10 Ladies' Fare .13 -Friendly Giant 8 & 10 Chez Helene 8 & 10 Galloping Gourmet 8 Sesame Street 10. Ed Allen Show 8 New Beat The Clock 13 Cartoons 8, 10, 13 Market Place 8 News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 Town & Country 8 Afternoon Movie 10 Matinee Movie 8 Eye Bet 13 Anything You Can Do 13 Fashions in Sewing 10 Dick Berryman 10 Somerset 13 Take Thirty 8 & 10 Another World 13 Edge of Night 8 & 10 What' g The Good Word,.13 Family Court 8 & 10 Flintstones 13 ct Citarigh. 4:30 Drop -In $ * I Dream of Jean* 13 5:00 Green Acres $ -My Three Sens 10 Ponderosa 1$ 530 Truth Or COM10110000011 I Going Places, 10 600 InsightNews$ Pierre Berton. 1* • Scan . 6:30 Twilig,ht Theatre (3) t•„ FYI News•10 Family Affair 13 700 .NewDick Van Dyke 10 Paul Lynda Show 13 730 Circle 4 Berich Ternpieratures Hising 10: Headline Hunters 13 800t wiry tiler Moore 8 &. 10 Jacques Cousteau Spec. 13 8:30:1!lip, Wilson & 10 I The Protectors 13 930 Front Page Chal- iene8&10 lan Tyson Show 13 1000 Nature of Things 8 & 10 10:30 Man Aliviettl• Marcus Welby, MD 13 11 00 The National News 8 & 10 CTV National News 13 1120 News, Weather; Sports ' fc 013 • 11:45 Friday Night Tartan Theatre 10 1200 Late Date Movie 13 1:30 Concern 13 WEDNESDAY. FEB. 14 6:p0 University of the Mr 13 6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13 7:00 Canada AM, Show 13 800 Ontario Schools -41 & 10 8:30 Trouble With Tracy 13 8:45 Mr. Dressup 8 & 10 900 Yoga 13 • 9:15 Ontario Schools 8 & 10 9:30 Romper Room -'13 10:00 Ladies' Fare 13 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 & 10 10:45 Chez Helene 8& 10 11:00 Galloping Gourmet 8 *sat)* Street 10 11:30 Ed Allen ShOw 8 , ly Vona* Lee quiet aot title ida father flardeme be de quietly Sid stay awit or Om • and tb0101111b.4.0101 ire a •them to work for * Ms death is a loss to bis people and Si the world; areethre yew* MO has sided toe tom. • 0-4-0 it's 'old hat' how, omit my tree coats worth. about "The Last Milne the inowitio that- made ties monde in Ontario fist The picture was 0130, , Story *Olt ta run• Toros bordoctown and .its in theft*, a strot7 riot group of people who are over, •come with claustrophobie bit - have norvhece to non. It is ger. haps more relevant to • to Award in Ismer ef the many Meviee he has made to fa- ted** the North pub - ti I, this special 011Mir nivartiod ascii year on doe award telecasts, but this year it Couldn't wait. Robinson was itif- cancer and only a few short weeks alter receiving Caw, he was dead* 7$ . ot ae. • Robinson was a Jimmy Cooley type of bad ory ; but *Iwo; note • was a twviois about him, a touch of ' lava iniderreetth that rough exterior. sira,* a top Itctor---in any. role he attempted. Thist.awarabrings. back memo - Ties of another year when they • were allotted enough time and a •hearthroken.,Jimmy,Stewart was overcome while paying ,hibute to another winner, bis good friend Gary COOper, who, within a short time, was WV dead of cancer._ - Greats. like these men don't ! come often to the film world; the Industry todayhas few that come -close to filling their shoes, '0 0 • Thistolunin, sticks prim to eiltertaininent but hasthere been any more enjoyment or enter- tainment detived from following the exciting lives of the, Minion Kennedy and other politi; gieata, andAristotle Onassis? NO matter 'whit this multi -mil- lionaire hei is, !last and fore- most, a father and we 'couldn't help but sympathize witli•hi'm. on the death of only'son, dim; last Week f011oWiti plane crash. Onassis SK's,griatvealth has brought himmuch but it could not buy his son life; the Hand that determiner's' our stay on earth Cermet be bribed. And, de-• spite his father's efforts to supply the finest surgeens.inthe 'World; the best care, ail he:needed and more, young Onassis died. The 24 -year-old Onassis Was. a 61 • • • New Beat The Clock 13 1290 Cartoons, 8, 10, 13 ‘., 12:30 Market Place ' ' A ' ••if , uctIott Sal News at Noon 10 • , , , . Mike Douglas Show 13 .• AUCTION"SALE 12:45 Town & Country 8 ' '''' . ' Of generalhouseholdtiirnishingt;' ' Afternoon 10 - Movie age, often their own youth and can bring it to life very effectively. But I can't help but think theirs was a ni- norityr group In the Ws - NO matter how you cut the cake, Tims is realism and real- ism is not always pleasant. Whether the message would sink into youth is another question; how many of is, old and young, try to hang onto something from the past, want to cling to some- thing we know is dying until the 'last picture show' finally comes and we know it's toe tote to es- cape? , movie was nominated for eight academy awards last year; producer S. J. Friedman saw It named. Arno)* best pictures of 1071 (it lost to "French tion'-'). Peter Bogtlariovich, di- rector, the movie's writers and workers In cinematography were among those who lost. *lour per- formers Were 'nominated; Ellen knistyn and CiOris Leachman who played the two older women; Ben Johnson (Sam) and Jeff Bridges (Dwain). LeachmankoMI JOUISOn were th ;winners - h .„ 11 4, • good applisnces, toile ties anoViesturitig special offer. 1:00 -2 01im 104-'01/eDbl' `VW EMYaetinBeeet 13 •ings be4s, f ; 2:30 Dick Berryman 10„ Somerset 13 '3:00, Take Thirty 8 & 10 Another World 13 330 ; Edge olNight 8 & 10 • What's The Good Word 13 • 4:00 Family Court 8 & 10 The Flintstones 13 4:30 Drop -In 8 & 10 I Dream of Jeannie 5:00 Green Acres 8 My Three Sims 10 Ponderosa 13 5:30 Truth or Consequences 8 Let's Make A Deal 10 6:00 Insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10 Scan 13 6:30 Gunsmoke 8 FYI News 10 Family Affair 13 • 7:00 Emergency 'Boot' 10 7:30 Don Messer 8 Mission Impossible 13 8:00 This Land 8 & 10 Hockey Night 13 8:30 'Wonder of it All 8 & 10 9:30 The Slone,Affair 8 Modern Bait-ejart 10 10:30 Adieu Aloutte 8 & 10 - File 13 11:00 The National News 8 & 10 CTV National News 13 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 8, 10, 13 11:45 Festival Theatre .t) Movie for Tonight 10 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 1:30 Concern 13. WAYNE AND SHUSTER Laughter is their product, Canadian television watchers are their customers and both are happy. Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster have tickled their audiences into laughing with them nd at them for 30 years, first On CBC Radio and nasty on CBC Television. What is the secret to their continued freshness and pmularity? The boys stay in tune with the times through their children. *er.-10,145,k 414:60, half of •the owners' and trot through the fatalities of: ESTATE MARKETING SERVICES Auction Centre 20 Water St., Wingliam • • ON SATURDAY, FEB. 40TH AT 1230 Three iron and *oath beds; Fry st. Blackballchesterfield suite; 5 - piece chrome sllite; press back chairs; ()Val cherry table; mini air compressor, like new;. B & D electric hedgeciippers, like new; skis and ski boots; gold cart, like new; good deep freeze (chest type); Leonard refrigerator; electric stove; dresser; 2 amber cruet liners; RS. Prussia (red) pedestaled .bowl; partial •wash set; parlour tables; trunks; good barbecue. good small applian- ces; gooutensils and kitehen equipment; ordinary dishes, etc. FEATURE At • 2:30 p.m., approximately, there will be sold a number of very good hospital beds complete with heavy-duty elevating springs. The majority of these beds are the Hi -lo type and are complete with casters and side - gates. In addition there will be offered a number of overbed tables. AUCTIONEER Jack Alexander PREVIEW the entire offering on Friday, reb. 9th from 1:00 pm. till 5:30 p.m. and on Saturday from 10:00 am. till sale time at 12:30 p.m. NOTE:— In the event of travel restrictions due to severe weath- er conditions, all winter auctions will be automatically postponed one week. For Information ESTATE MARKETING SERVICES 357-1011 J. A. Currie, Auction Administrator Mid -Western Ontario's foremost furniture and antique auction centre. "Our Reputation is Our Recommendation." PIANO WANTED GOOD, USED upright piano and bench. Prefer one in good work- ing order and ready to play. Bench with music container would be plus. Please reply in writing to: 'Piano', Wingharn Advance -Times, Box 390, Wing - ham. A FEW FARMS There are about 431,000 farms in Canada. MISCELLANEOUS • DOG GROOMING CLIPPING—STRIPPING Call John Visser, 227 John Rata St., Listowel, 2914817 after 6 p.m. 25-14 CHAIR CANING Your old or antique rocking chair, side chair, 1 armchair, bench, stool or any caned furni- ture recarted like.new. Old up- holstered chairs, can be laid out, drilled and caned. Call 523-9242 for rates and estimates. 2544 POR SALE ANTIQUES—Grandfather's wal- nut rocker with caned seat and back, excellent condition; nurs• - ery rocker with caned seat, good condition; Winclsorback chair, walnut frame 20" x 253,4"; World • War I bayonet with leather water -tight wooden Wil tub; cast-iron glue pot with porce- lain -lined inner pot; framed tilt mirror with small shelf, suitable for sideboard or dresser; seven feet of wooden eavestrough; steel hatellet with nail puller, hammer and wooden handle; dark wood mantle clock with -lions' heads. Call 523-9242. 25-141 ANTIQUE MILK BOTTLES— One dozen, old 56-rnillirnetre top, quart milk bottles. Every one with a different Ontario dairy label. All in perfect condition. Contact Mrs. Eskerod, 29 Church- ill Drive, Galt (Cambridge) Ont. 254-8 GORDON FRASER— distinc- tive; individualistic; the greeting card that's different. Exclusively at the Waxworks Boutique in Wingham. 357-1782. EVERY WEEK more and more people will discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Crossroads Classified. Dial 357-2320, Wingham, today.