The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-02-07, Page 20uary 7. 1974—
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For Sale
GLENDALE MOBILE HOMES
andTravel Trailers for sale; also
largefully serviced and land-
scaped mobile home lots for rent.
First sideroad west of Stratford
on Highway 8, Ys nage north.
Crystal , Lake Mobile Homes,
Court Ltd., RR 5, Stratford.
Phone 393-6121
SNOWMOBILE, 1972 Columbia
demonstrator. Slider track, 2 cy-
linder, C3400, gold hood, shocks
and odometer. Used for. only 215
miles, $595. Also two 1973's at low
prices. Minto -Glen Ski Club. Dial
338-2007 or 338-2722. '
WE HAVE one of the widest gift
selections in the area. Visit J. J.
Hammer Ltd., Neustadt.
7-14-21-18
'CAMPERS — Year end clear-
ance of rental Sunkamper hard-
top campers. Moore's Trader
Mart, Ltd., 377 Huron St., Strat-
ford - call 273-1850. rrb
FACTORY TO YOU candles..
Rich Hill -Candles, near Orange-
ville skiing.
17-24-31-7
CONSTRUCTION
CONESTOGA College, Harriston
offers a course for Construction
Foremen and Supervisors, start-
inpiaFeb. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at Norwell
High School, Palmerston. KNOW
HOW TO HANDLE THE JOB.
Don't hesitate, call Harriston 33f-
3110 before 7 p.m. or visit us at
Norwell tonight.
Miscellaneous
GUNS BOUGHT, sold and" re-
paired. Reloading components at
reduced prices. ABC Sporting
Goods, B. Jenkins, Minnie Street,
Wingham. rrpMar
FOR ALL YOUR power needs,
Moto Ski snowmobiles, complete
line of mowers, tillers and garden
tractors, quality Bolen's and
Toro equipment, see POWER
LAWN MOWER CENTRE, Har-
riston.
NORTHLANDER Mobile Home,
two bedrooms, spotless condition,
heating - $100 per year, excellent
home for retirement .or young
couple. Phone 335-3442 or 335-3415
after 5 p.m.
31-7
VERY GOOD prices . now 'on
Columbia and Ski -Whiz mos/mo-
biles, all snowmobile accesso-
ries, Homelite and Husquarna
chain saws, good reliable service
you can depend on, also your
complete lawn and garden cen-
tre, LLOYD'S SMALL, EN-
GINES, RR 1, ATW st a' ' 6-
2639. We 'even • have 'ne firs
quality bicycles.
31-7-1
: Not ce
HE MODERN way to•milk cows
is with- a pipeline. Hinman
Distributor for all Hinman parts
-add service to equipment. Con-.
tact Michael , Gutscher, RR 5,
Mildmay, phone'367-2525.
31-7-14-`..1
BUSINESSMEN
17-24-31-7
ATTENTION SKIERS
MINTO GLEN open this season
Saturday, Sunday and School
Holidays 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
flood -lit for night skiing Wednes-
day, Friday and Saturday 7:30 to
10:30 p.m. New Lodge facilities,
rental and .runs. Downhill and
Cross Country Skiing, Snowmo-
biling and Tobogganing Special
Rates on season tickets for fami-
lies or clubs..MINTO GLEN SKI
CLUB, Harriston, dial 338-2007 or
338-2722.
rr Mar.
You'd think the Smileys could
have one tiny grandchild with no
more than the usual anxiety and
expectancy.
Not a change. They had to turn
it into a three-ring circus.
Just about the time the wee lad
was due to arrive, I provided the
first ring. I racked up my' car.
Not seriously. Just enough so it
couldn't be driven. It was during
the holidays, and betv'een these
and relentless Storms, day after
day, the repairs took twice as
long as they would have nor-
mally.
No transport. But we had to be
there when his nibs arrived. It's a
hundred miles away. Result was
ightmare of taxis and buses.
a n
There's nothing more dismal
than riding a bus in mid -winter.
It's either a super -modern one,
with the heat turned up so that
. you are gasping for breath and
sweating like a wrestler, or it's
an old-timer, with no heat and a
draft that would freeze the brains
of a brass monkey coming in
around the window.
There's nothing more frustra-
ting than waiting for a cab. It's no
problem downtown in the city:
You can flag one down on the
street. But when you are in a
remote suburb, you'd be better
off with a dog team. We waited 55
minutes for a cab one night-, after
five phone calls, on each of which
I was assured "He's on the way,"
a pure and downright lie.
My daughter, true to . family
form, provided ring two .,of the
circus. I'm only glad I wasn't
there, or you'd be reading my
obituary instead of a column this
COMPLETE home remodelling week.
service big or small. Call B. She began getting signs that the
TOMADINI, Harriston, 338-5528. » little stranger was developing
7-14-21-28 claustrophobia and wanted to see
the light of day. Nothing violent,
DON'T BE disappointed, book but enough to sent my wife into
now for spring and summefwed- .action, with all guns.
ding receptions, club dinners or "Hang on. We'll be right up."
dances, business meetings or pri- Up meant up to the University ,
vate parties. Accommodation to apartment where she and her
300 people. Bar if required. husband are living. It's right Out
COMPLETE CATERING SERV- in the country and a brute tet. get
• ICE. Banton Place. Call Palmer- at, unless you have a car.
ston 343=3906 or 343-3116. My wife commandeered my
7-14-21-28 brother-in-law, and he drove her
there. Naturally, the young
couple doesn't have a car.
Potential Granny dashed into
the, building, andwas just start-
ing up dtl the fele'Vatorti'-r' hen• she
heard a disembodied vow'. ask-
ing. "Is there anyone there?"
She. was more than a little
startled, It was 'the voice of .her
son-in-law, and it. seemed to be
coming out of the walls.
It was. He and my daughter,
the pregnant kid, were stuck in'
the adjoining elevator, between
floors. They weren't stuck be-
cause she was pregnant, but be-
cause the elevator had ceased to
descend. They'd been on their
way .down.
Well, how does that grab you,
as melodrama? It's like, some-
thing you'd see on one of those
medical series on TV.
If I'd been there, I'd have
fainted dead away and been
carted off. My wife is made of
sterner stuff. She can get hyster-
ical about a cat crapping on a
carpet. But when it comes down
to real trouble, she's right on. •
And my brother-in-law is a
great man in a crisis. He posted
my wife where she could talk to
the two kids trapped in the ele-
vator. Then he a rounded up the
troops security guards, super-
intendents, and electrician.
They tried everything. A half
hour passed. Nothing. An hour.
Nothing worked.. They called the
elevator company. It was New
Year's Day.•A recorded message.
Tension grew. It was like a wake.
Pregnant woman trapped in
stalled elevator.
After nearly an hour and a half,
s my son-in-law, one of the trap -
pees, had an idea. There was a
small space at the bottom of their
elevator car. but Kim, with her
• bulging belly, couldn't get
through it. There was a little
more room at the top.
If they could get through. from
one elevator car to the other,
maybe . .
The rescuers found a panel be-
tween the elevator cars. It was
removed. The electrician was
skinny. He was hoisted up and
crawled through the hole. A
ladder was hoisted and passed to.
him. Silerle .
After a dew minutes of this, the
rescuers started pounding the
wall and shouting. No answer.
Panic. They were just about' to,
call the fire department when the
kids and the electrician walked
down the stairs, into the lobby.
Using the ladder, they had
climbed out of the elevator and
crawled through that just -big -
enough hole, onto the second
floor.
Needless to say. Inv reigned sur
i Smile
it for TV
herself iln.front of a.subway train.
ge
preme. Laughing,. all hugging - audit took my wife three lours to
l` thereea;: .
aWhy n't° . we have grand -
and kissing. ,
ch.ild without all this fooferaw?
Oh, well. At least, the first time
he crosses. the border into the
States, when, he's about sixtee
and one of these 'snarly U
immigration officers sal s,
"Where , were you born'?", e
won't have'to answer, "D , in
an . • levator." •
Nobody bad gone haywire in a
nasty situation. The. kidshadnot
panicked. In fact, Kim sat on the
floor and -almost went to sleep.
My wife kept her head, through
an hour and 'a half pf mental. an-
guish. My brother-in-law carne
out feeling like Horatius at the
bridge.
Well, all turned out fine, But
the third ring of the circus .was
supplied to my wife. First day the
baby was home, She was going up
to see him, and her own child.
A young woman had thrown
CONESTOGA College, Harriston
offers a course in Business Law,
starting Feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at
Norwell High School, Palmer-
ston. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS.
" . Don't hesitate, call Harriston 338
' 3110 before 7 p.m. or visit us at
Norwell tonight.
Wanted To Buy
COLLECTIONS OR GROUPS OF
STAMPS — pre 1940 from any
county ( MARKET values are
high - time to convert that old
collection into cash. Write a brief
description of stamps to Box 295,
Wingham Advance -Times and
your collection will be appraised
free. First day covers and plate
blocks are also needed for
Canada and Newfoundland.
24-31-7
The Eskimo language has, no
word for art or artist. They be-
lieve that "a man should do all
things properly". Discover Eski-
mo works of art any afternoon
except Monday at The Mc-
Michael Canadian Collection in
Kleinburg.•
Q. Is there something I can
do about a mirror that has ac-
quired a scratch in the coating
on its back?
A. .One usually effective repair
can be effected by smoothing a
piece of aluminum foil over the
back of the mirror, a piece the
size of the scratch, then coating
over this with plain shellac.
HELP WANTED
FARM COUPLE WANTED
Must be experienced with cow herd and gen-
eral farming. For modern equipped 1200 acres
with'purebred Charolais. Good house on high-
way, steady employment. Good conditions.
Apply: Wat-Cha Farms
Highway 6, Mount Forest
or phone:
, Brompton 416-457-4507
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as
W a nt e d
Experienced tire persons,
good wages, benefits,
and working conditions
Contact
Q. How can I make brightly -
colored fabrics stay bright when'
washing?
A. You can prevent theirgr-ay-
ing . if you'll add a tablespoon-
ful of vinegar to the next -to -last
rinse.
Q. How can I prevent amirror
from constantly fogging. up?
A. By applying a thin film of
soap with moistened finger,
then polishing the glass off with
a soft cloth or cleansing tissue.
MARTIWR TIRE SERVICE
790 10th St. Hanover
Ph. 364-2661
.
Help Wanted
SKILLED
and
SEMI -SKILLED
—Cabinet Maker
—Assemblers
—Sub -Assemblers
—Sanders
GOOD WAGES and
GOOD BENEFITS
Apply in person to:-
ROXTON FURNITURE
LTD.
17 Erb Street
ELMIRA ONTARIO
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SOLUTION
Q. How can 1 prevent bias -
cut skirts or dresses from devel-
oping a wavy hemline while
ironing?
A. By ironing them properly
with the weave of the cloth.
Q. What can 1 do about wall-
paper that lias loosened and
come away from the wall?
A. Mix a paste of flour and
water thin enough to be picked
up -in a medicine dropper. If the
bulge in the paper is at a seam,
gently lift the edge of the paper
with a paring knife' and squirt
paste underneath. If. the bulge
is in the middle of a sheet of
paper, puncture the paper at
the top of the bulge so that the
tip of the medicine dropper can
be inserted Rub the area gently
with a damp sponge or, cloth to
smoothe the paper and remove
the excess paste.
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"Inuit" which, means "men" or
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sur 1~ede ell evert afternoon except Monday
-stereos
televisions
--earphones
-Accordions
GUELPH
ST. GEORGE'S SQ.
—drums
castlnettes
--.-records
—radios
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cassettes
speakers
»gultars
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W. D. `BILLMAY
STATE FARM
INSURANCE
Auto-
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WINGHAM
351-3280
SMALL ENGINE
SERVICE & REPAIR
M. C. SMITH SPORTS
DIVISION
M. C. SMITH APPLIANCES
Authorized factory
service for:
TORO JOHN -DEERE
BRIGGS & STRATTON
AND KAWASAKI
Licensed mechanic
on premises for
° service and major
repairs tomost
other makes,
RR 2, Listowel - 2'91-3810
Mon. Thru Fri. - 8 to 6
WHERE OUR LOCATION
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"Huron County's Foremost
Car & Truck Dealer" •
BANK FINANCE RATES
Avg. 11.78 %o over 36 mos.
for new and used cars ,
28 Successful Years
In The Same Town
OPEN Weekdays fill 10
Saturdays till 6
CARS and TRUCKS
887-6173
LORENZ
Dead Stock Removal
520.00 for Horses
lc a pound for Cows
FAST SERVICE
Phone Collect - 369-2410 .
DURHAM
M. C. Smith
Home Service Division
Now offering complete
service for TV. radio. re-
frigeration, ranges and
other appliances. Backed
by factory -trained service-
men. a huge parts, inven-
tory, sophisticated repair
equipment and one of %lid-
wrstern Ontario's iorgest
stocks of major appliances.
RR 2, Listowel
291-:2810
-Our location
saes you money."
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HURON DEAD STOCK'
REMOVAL, CLINTON
We are now paying•$5-$15
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.
' License No. 237-C-7
Call us first, you won't
have to call anyone else.
24 -Hour Service
7 Days a Week
CALL COLLECT 0'2-9811
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• LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE
Calves - Calves - Calves
Good Quality Holstein or Beef
Calves. 1. to 3 weeks old. Rea-
sonable Prices, We Deliver.
OSINGA BROS.
519 R.R. 1
" 291-4138 Listowel
PLAN YOUR
MOTORING
FUTURE NOW!
Increase the resale
value of your car or,
truck with
COMPLETE
PROTECTION
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HOUGHTON
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"A MUST TO PREVENT
RUST".
FACTORY
OUTLET
In Their. Original
OLD 'MILL
IN 13LYTH
WOOL and IEATMER
PRODUCTS
;MINTON LTD.
Blyth 523-9373
all
INsuRANCs
All Types of
Insurance
335-3525 357-2636
GORRIE WINGHAM
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HUNTER
MOVING
STORAGE
AG E NT'
Local and Long Distance
Class D P.C.V. Licence
For delivery or shipping needs
CALL THE EXPERTS
HANOVER
Collect 364-1560
° CARSON
AUCTION'CENTRE
All Types
Facilities Available
For Herd Dispersal
call
DAVID CARSON
R.R. Listowel 291-2049
You Can't Beat
SAUGEEN
VALLEY MEAT
Wholesale
and
Retail Service
Neustadt -
Phone 327-8401
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TELEVISION*
AND STEREO
ANTENNA SERVICE
—Colour T.V. Towers
Our specialty.
—Year-round
'service.
" "ri, Tree estipnates.
CALL COLLECT
364-3313
Doug Harker
HANOVER -
LESLIE. MOTORS
FORD MERCURY
Sales and Service
Used Cars and Trucks
Bus. 338-2310
After Hrs. 338-3133
HARRfSTON
OUR
Phone 356-2802
A.H. BOWMAN
MFG. LTD,
METAI FABRICATING
ATWOOD - ONTARIO
Also
Metered Concrete
Mobile Service
ATWOOD P,ET
FOOD -SUPPLIES
LTD. •
Due to the increase in
meat prices we are able
to give you top prices for
fresh, dead, or disabled
cows and horses.
We will pick up your
calves and pigs free.
Radio equipped trucks
for the fastest service
('.1SI1 ON TIII•: SPOT
Local Cans
Atwood 356-2257
Long Distance
Zenith 70650
7 Days a Week
24 Hours a Day
Lic. No. 427-C-73
INCOME TAX
PREPARED
- Farmers
- Businessmen
- Individuals
Reasonable Rates
CALL NOW
Monk ton anytime
347.2241
Brussels Tues. and Fri.
8876663
Ronnenberg
Insurance Agency
`Avoid the Rush
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- office, travel and
tent TRAILERS
truck campers
- truck caps
- trailer parts and
accessories
Open 6 days, closed Wed.
21'2 miles west of Hanover
on No. 4 Hwy. Ph. 364-3748
TRAILER
SALES RENTALS
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