The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-04-19, Page 22r
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roun-Gads
received by 1p.m.,
week prier to pub
Auction Salo
/114111t $1,14* 11. 1* word;
$1. Par war* theeafter- Repeat
Ineergens et *SOW ad, two-
er101111 charge per
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For Sale ,
GVNS Eiypyrsold and e-
palre4
'44=gG°(11
JendnS,t. r:4*
MIANTITY of, good baled hay
• and Straw. Phone Clifford,
374996. 19-26
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
• STALLION; AQHAStaiii, On, pure.
black, 0 years old, Xing breeding.
Statacona Stable's, Harriston,
- Phone 3.36-547.
STARCRAfT CAM:PERS, Glen-
dale Travel Trailers, Airo Lets-
. Ore pick up cabs, Sales -Rentals -
Service, Propane tank refills.
Spring Specials now on At Jewell i
Trailer Sales, Highway 86, three
miles east of Listowel. Phone 291-
,
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HOLIDAY WEEKEND
AUCTION SALES
In two separate salea sessiette
each with approximately 45
valuable lots. Representing the
contents. of residences in Brits -
sets and Blyth with most ap-
propirate addition from Hamrick
Twp. and Wingimm, being sold
through the facilities of:
ESTATE MARKETING
SERVICES
Auction Centre. •
20 Water St., VI/Ingham, Ont.
SESSION NO.., 1
SATURDAY, -APRIL 21
AT 1100
SESSION NO. 2
MONDAY, APRIL 23
AT 11:00 A.M.
A diversified offering �f bedroom
furniture, wash -stands, odd -
chairs, rockers, Victoriana, ex-
cellent appliances, bedding and
linens, living room furniture, iron
and brass ''.eds, good china cabi-
nets, hall stands, smallwares,
curios and collectibles with many
tems to satisfy the antique lover.
Too multitudinous to list and
should be seen to be fully appre-
ciated.
AUCTIONEER
Jack Alexander
PREVIEW both sessions Thurs.
ay from 1:00 p.m. till 5:30 p.m.;
Friday from 1:00 p.m. till 8:00
.m.; Saturday, from 9:00 a.m.
HI sale time; Monday from 900
Cm. till sale time.
FOR INFORMATION
J. A. CURRIE
Auction Administrator
357-1011 Wingham, Ont.
#40ur reputation is Mir
recommendation."
MOBILE 11()MfE, 52 by 10 with 9
by 10 extension living room. Two
bedrooms, Priced very low; d
tone 323-30.17.•
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lliscellaneous
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THIOOR0614 1r40, .
1. John Visser, 227 Joh Rosa
.,14stowe.1,291-4817after 6p m
25-1-8
BICYCLES:
• Sales and Servic ; Raleigh, CCM, g -
etc. Listowel Sports Centre, 380 iviOUfl r r °rest
Wallace Ave- lc -,.Listowel. Farm sho, vir
rrAp
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Weber' 08776700,
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Slice the front page story in
thisissue of Crossroads was writ-
ten, listing dates the Farm Show
Will appear in this area, a date
,has been confirmed4or Mount
Forests The date is April 28. More
information will be given in The
fl
Ponfed,erat:
qurxry ac-
lOaders; etc. We
•
IMPlertieatai Valt.
eeffvl'a
Ment, '392-6825.
5-12719
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tr
ree boklets
4 Many corn farmers are (mi-
. liat,with the Ciba-Geigy "Bow to
Spray".. booklet. This ;handy,
pocket -sized guide to good spray-
InglechtliqUe is available free to
interested growers.
additionto the new technical
corn brochure "Prescription for
Weed -free corn", there is a post-
card -size AAtrex rate card pro-
viding conversion information for
the three formulations, AAtrex
and Ekko Fact Sheets provide
condensed product information.
Pact Sheets and -or brochures
have been, printed on the fill
range of Ciba-Geigy products, in-
cluding the herbicides, Green
Cross - Patoran, Princep,
Wotan, Tenoran and Gesa-
gard; and the insecticides
Basudin and Galecron. For
Copies, write to • Ciba-Geigy
Canada Ltd., Agro -chemicals
Division, One Westside Drive,
Etobicoke, Ontario M9C 1112.
Vngligh, is . going down the
drain, OW% 'the dogs, or going
Up in Rieke these days. Take
your Piek. Maybe that first sen-
taflee is what's wrong with the
larigUage, There are so many
idigias in it that nobody can
speak or Write the real thing any
more.
UniversitY professors have ex-
pressed their indignation public-
ly. A couple of them recently an-
nounced that students who expect
to graduate in one of the proles',
sioris can't write one sentence
without falling all over their syn-
tax. I agree with them.
But if they think they have
troubles, they should try teaching
English in high school. There has
been such a marked and rapid
decrease in the standards or
written and spoken English that
teachers of the subject can he
found almost any day in the staff
john, weeping into the washbasin.
This winter, a teacher in a city
school decided to prove ,some-
thing she already knew. She drew
up a list of forty words, most of
them of one syllable, and tested
several classes. Nobody .could
spell all forty. Many of the kids
couldn't spell ten of the word.
Her experiment and, het SUbse-,*.,:',
fluent indignation were airily dire
missed by a public school Prinel;
pal, who said something like,
"Oh, we don't worry much about,
spelling any more. They'lllearn,
to spell when they need to." Hog!.
wash.
What employer of anything but
brute, strength wants a ser01-11ter,
ate lout fouling up his ,invoices,
order forms and everything he
can get his hands on?
What printer, for example, Will
hire a kid who can't even voo,
"etaoin shrdlu" and doesn't even
know what it means?
I do a fair bitof gnashing and
wailing myself when I'm mark-
ing upper school papers andhave
to sort out something like, "The
woman nu were she was going, ass
she when they're everyday." The
thought is there, but there is'
Something lacking when it tomes,
to felicity of spelling.
Everybody blames everybody
else for the sad state of English;
but, as usual, you have to read it
in this column to get at the truth.
• Let us establish the a priori fact
that the high school English
teacher is faultless. And, some
would add, that a fortiori, the -
high sehool
useless. $o beft.
NowfOrth. realcqi
are not the
teachers, in
to blame
too.
First? 40011411
gated and
couple of r
down sorneW
with PoUP,
in society, and the uhlquitous
often melees "project"
Kids, one; teacher told me,
shouldn't have to learn to spell
0,words that are -not in -I4111 OWit
Vocabulary. Now, 1 ask you. How
else do they acquire .a "v0Cablk
t 1401
t jnow; out,. 1 repeat, it's not the teacb-
ore
In the area, of ere Otani'. little treasures,y/b0.0140
brushing. y4nr teet•4 #,04 so* at .fault. ttite tinkerers, the
Your PraYerS, dabblers infsedueatiou.- They are
Reipember3;:- YOU older 144 ',rarely, found in a classroom. Th0
wiser peOpley04 went to are more often haring#itersome
longer ago than you; tare- to pro.. are
''IIPPrOcit"!in education
claim? .You had swung .,And that has been, tried and found
grammar .and :composition and wanting by iheAmermal*or the
readtP$ and 'wilting .004. orals. , 00011004'0r the Aztecs. •
Maybe yo.fiidivA learn :*opil drill. The 4!kids. are SW-
.grannnar. and
' Thus, . out , went ;
about Sex or conversatjohal P0004 to4earri these bask skills,
French" Or 110 to thre b
W COPY a PM' • not their *Yes and, ears,
act out of the encyclopedia, but but in some Mysterious way:
Yak' sure as haltbad English belt- possibly through; their skin,
ed into you, . DailY*' drill is deadening to the
Maybeyou Weren't iii,veA Mitch spirit, so off with lis tract Let the
chance tok"exPreSsriirseXH-, but
kids be creative. write poetry:,
by the time Yqtt -Yett bad 'Saw the • moon the
i, some tools with. which ,0 do it clO ,eds ' -: . ..
Nowadays, "rofigliat ' is prac- it WAS sooner." "
•
mines deetk snd him* It bee Ns soaise4
sitswaeots.
otherliet. *tor *1r1 at a dam, and
to correct the grammar: "Y,
Wortv eowg were sem sitting on 114*
the verandeh,"
There was It ."
'P0 You FE(. BOGGED DOWN FROM THE MOH COST Ofr80D AND
A804* COMPARED TO THE PRO YOU..1116glIVE 11003" AND HIM.
• 5TOCK7 tF Y„Oti• PO, GRAB ON TO A
FARMA,TIC AUTOMATIC FEED 'PAMIR** .
VSTEM.
, • , ..• " .
Yourctiltatn,r
"H" provsn by
thopt vt110, have 044410 O.. OARmATiC system. They ari soving an .10..
• $10.00. per ton. • Your tan, -:,.of feed p;fsi,r; year X ',0041bil:-:fovtoos
naid. for incre,O$0.401Vrei grafif.s.
Let FARMATIC help pull you op to 419110PrOfitOlktIllt POstb?1,
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tically . FARM AUTOMATIME018/4. EQUIPMENT 011,
crowded if the 'curticu, 0, Pit that give Yell Unique• • GQiIIIIE.-ONTARIO. 0,ANADA ; •
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lum by such esoteric subjects as eXP rienee? The freedom of 8014 aVICE0
•airc -
41141.,11111.
0111k,
k.NN'y Art. 97
OLD CZECHOSLOVAKIA IS
LIKE A NEW WORLD
It's really amazing to discover
a country which lies in the heart
of Europe and which has, already
existed for centuries. My dis-
covCry was 'Czechoslovakia!
Standing at the crossroads be-
tween East and West Europe
with its 49,370 square miles and
a population of 16,500,00, this
country covers an area slightly
smaller than Great 'Slave Lake,
Like° the . majority of European
countries, Czechoslovakia is iv&
ther small when , throated to
the vastness .of Canada.
A country, however, should
not be judged by.justthe,fallow
earth enclosed, in.some,arbitrarY
• •
history and culture its pat,
.•
Present and future, Yes, At,,18
amazing indeed to „discover' -the
real size and beau of co -
try!
Like previous tilps, your rof-
ficial trip starts well in advanee,,
of boarding the aircraft: Every-
one knows the preparation ne-
4
cessary in planning a trip -(es,-; Pun= trans
pecially, those of us in the in.: Pro, bleat"ei
dustry). In addition toa' valid exPVIlOve:,
passport, Canadians travelling to, conductors
Czechoslovakia must obtain a % friend'
Visa to enter that country..The may not -
cost for this visa is only/ $500
-and is easily Obtainibte,*,
minimum of !tred
which stands for 4echPs
ra
rarkt)IAttlfrorh.
rtftn
are known or theirhospltait
and friendliness, . "
—tttcmroyrlt'rVtngettntg—mnci
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, cAT.gx,”Eiceia4I'it a
bOUSebroken, spayed fe-
male.
Previous cat lost.suddenly.
'The cat we require8Vififille. very'
largevoidfOr tWO Young Children.:
• Would .Preler W,hightiM area.
Please. 95/4276;
AISE1) GARDEN tillers and rid -
Ing_ InoWers. Bring in now for
evaluation or call McGee Auto
3554ose St, Wing-
, 35, 74416.
5-12-19
R INTEREST RATES
Now Available On
1ST. AND 2ND MORTGAGES
Anywhere in Ontario
• On
RESIDENTIAL, C'OMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIA(
and FARM PROPERTIES
Interim Financing Per New Construction & Land Development
For Representatives In Your Area
Phone
SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND
CONSULTANTS LIMITED
(519) 744-6535 Collect
Head Office - 56 Weber Si. E., Kitchener, Ont.
—We Buy Existing Mortgages for Instant Cash—
values
establish itsreaftize: the beau-
ty of -its achievements . . . its
•
tt'
National costumes during
folklore festivals
•
PAVV,.k 40
buses are Itt-
ictual and
the
ssengers alike
helpful. You
iy id,ea-Where
location
applies
, street.
you'regoing' or -,Av
Otro"; 41, the -si
*hen Waiting do*
oU can approach
„
thiwiul a
tually 'get a taste or- thepIain'and gui e you safely
pitali'ty you receive in Czechof .yto your destinatiOn. This awe
sloviikia when you step aboard .'".;u1e applied. throughout Europe,`
the CSA Ilyushiazi 82 Jet -Palladian tourists can
the people are 'very nice. and se- test* most Europeans are
commodating, the sanie •
aPplies ,ovisulitotrospo.rfigre9Indamdly.otovrehrgeoelepp_asierd
asalat
to the food . . . and the beer!
Authentic Pilsner from Czecho-
‘ Generally spealthittlie people
ire friendly, polite and most
sociable. You can , see . them In
the innumerable restaurants,
and beer cellars of Prague,
singing, sipping and talkingto
gethr, 'They enjoy approacbipg
each other amt being approah.
!I. ed,„ A' Foreigner is, of COUtse,
the centre of even greater
• terest and is readily made to
feel at home amongst them.
CzeOoslciValdan cidshie ‘, is
very tasty, and is no place to
watch your waistline. There are
many specialties in foods; wines •
and liquors and prices are very
reasonable. As a tourist the
honafide exchange rate is as •
much as 10 crowns tO one del -
lar which is double the official
bank rate.' This means that for
less than $3.00 one can enjoy
an excellent dinner with wine
• (not just a glass, but a bottle)
friendly service and pleasant at-
mosphere. An average Itmch
with beer does not exceed $1,00.,
Your money goes a 1044 We/
in' Czechoslovakia. ,
slovalua.
Less than seven hours after
departure you arrive at Amster-
dam , Schiphol ' Airport. Here
there is a short stopover, just
long enough to make profitable
use of the duty-free facilities at
the airport Departing from Am-
sterdam we fly non-stop to
Prague!
I was very surprised on ar-
rival in Prague, as I did not ex-
• pect to see Such a modern and
upto-date air' port. But there it
was, and in less than ten min-
utes we had completted our cus-
toms and entry procedures and
waiting with my luggage to be
on our !way. It appears to be a
normal procedure that here
tourists, visitors to the country,
are treated like guests rather
than passengers. Surprisingly
pleasant!
Communicating at the airport
In English is no problem. Taxis
to a downtown hotel compared
to our standards, are very cheap.
tivit ?
-FROM COAST TO COAST '
Una PlY: alniable to shake - AUTOMATIC ftge PROCESSING systRi4s:
this Off, along With *AV and fa-
. ,
social behaviour, getting along silk ti the brigiralitY, the ere!'" EAT ICeVADA
PAST ItENIDVAlif
dayll-dayS a Week
• !tajlItollee( ?
ZENITH Vv:A4CtitIVN,
* Ws° ! 881-3459
$15 for dead horst
$10 for dead cowsoVer 500
lbs.
Now servingithese commu-
nities: -.
Aline W^allenstein
Salem Glen Allan
Linwood Dorking
Lucknew Macton.
Mildmay plotame
St. Jacobs , Tevietdaie
LORENZ DEADO'rocK
•• SERVICE
RR 3, Durham
24-hour Service
, 7,days a Week
Phone 369-24to collect
'Serving farmers al/101947
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HURON DEA* STOCK
REMOVAL, CLINTON
KOINIGSKILDE
EXETER, ONT. 235-0840
"TILLAGE SPECIALISTS"
- The triple 'K' system forperfect seed bed and
chemical incorporation.
- The triple 'OK' Korn King for perfect plowing in
heavy trash conditions.
- GB -350 Komas 3 point hitch fertilizer spreader.
Cec's Streit* Centre
Mount Forest, SI 042.1.1627
WleffireS Paris Stervit.
tholpstov4 5104464324
lirstseinSirvits Ontre
1.4***fsni5if4434140
ifitIctrit Farm Equipment Ltd.
Sitsform, 51t-5214120
Straiiord "anti stquipmeftt
Strothird, S104934i2
edger S. Martin Ltd.'
Welletistele Slt-tittStat er 04 76
McGavinit Farm Equipment
Walton, 519-527-0245
(51.1•837•435 Brussels)
KOIRSKILDE LTD.
rxeter -2,33-0S40
Yot can have fun llaurIng ottt'your Mesallge from the tielent
by use of this pleasant little lotter puma., it the number of
rn 'ar neat name MA tie teite. subtract from 7. It
more than 5 letters In your Ara*name.aubtrak. from, 13. Now
take thls result nnd And your kev-ta„ tier In the word enamor At
the fop of this *waste. Then. the iI010ee lett terrier,
cheek each one of your large keyel'itifterit tla It appears from lett
to righ. Blo* the kry letters la eade rittlatatte for y011t.
I '
We are now paying $545
for fresh dead or disabled
cows and horses over 500
lbs. Two trucks to serve
you better. Fast efficient
service. All small farm
stock picked up free of
charge as a service to you.
Licetts0 No. 237-C-7 •
Call us first, you won't
have to call anyone else.
24 -Hour Service
7 Days a Week
CALL COLLECT 482-98i i
fr
"k'' • -t"
0 ointrig4'•
-- Digging Ltd.
Rotary Drilled Wells
Machine kiughallowlvella
Sulphur FreeWells •
• Deepening&iltepaiiiiig
• caissons-garthboring.
' ElevntorSlia4,
WELL A DAY THE 11ABCb.,it1rAY"'
ALVElt RENT14;'14.341IFtAIENT
FOR Oit400
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Transport litC •
- General Freight , and
Household Moving
To and From
Anywhere in Ontario
• PHONE .357.2050
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ESTATE MARKETING
SERVICES
Auctjort Adnilitlitrattwe
Acting in your interests
Ing -household offet* Old ai
4411itie8„It respected,
eittei
Of e 0:0X
Off ”
inillimat 'Maio
For: Massey -Ferguson,
Canadignia and
AIVIF Lawn and
Garden Equipment,
And: Briggs & Straiten
Tecumseh and •
Iliusqvarna Parts
Mid Service
LLOD% .SMALL ENGIN
Ito 1, Atwood 356.2639'
• DUO to the increase of meat prices we
are again able to give you top prices for
your fresh, dead, or disabled cows and
horses.
As a service to you we will pick up
your calves ,and pigs fres, Our trucks
are radio equipped for this fastest tr.
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Local Cells
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