The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-07-24, Page 194
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earthed at ft WW1' 'sits
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and notified the -Suffolk at,.
chaeOlogy unit which, care,
felly removed the oven along
with a collection of pots and
pichers,,
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BONANZA OF USED FARM EQUIPMENT
11 TRUCKLOADS QF MACHINERY HAVE BIEN RECEIVED
HARVESTING
2 - Ford 612 Harvesters with pickup
ass cornheads
1 - John Deere 34 Forage Harvesters
with 2 heads
3 - 717 New Holland Forage Nerves-
' tors with cornheads $ hoyheads
Several Flail'Harvesters 5' and .6'
1 - Case 950 Swather
1 - Owatonna 30 Swather
CLIFFORD
TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT:
1 - Allis Chalmers 190XT
1 - Oliver 1900
1 - Oliver 1850
Several Blowers and Post Hole
Diggers ,
COMBINES
1 - 510 Massey Quick -Tach with cab
2 - 410 Moseys with platforms
2 - Allis Chalmers E-3 with platforms
and cobs
1 - 203 International with platform
1 r 303 International with platform
and cob
1 - 403 Intenngtional with platform
and cane
1 5b3 International with cab and
cornhead
1 - 315 International with platform
and cab
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SEAFORTH
Well, Canada's in 'sod .
for along, het stumimelr, it J"ks
like.
Don't be surprised, eve'
, thesodays of women's hb,+ atIoi ,
if you hear sometime.thy'
mer that a member of the Male
sex his given birth to a cid.
The fiigurative father
Mayor Drapeau of Montreal., +1
of the great con artists of the ,' h
century.
Asked near the.beginning' of ;
fiasco whether there 'vms any
Chance of the Canadian Olympic
being a financial disaster,Olist`
Worship replied something ` like
this: There is as much chance of
the 'Olympics losing money' ,as
there is of a- man having a baby.
Well, hi there, Dad! The 1070'
Olympics, to be held in theCana-=
dian city with the worst slunisi
the worst schools, the worst .sew,
age problems, and the biggest,
crime rate in Canada, is now a *
proaching $300 million over es-,
mates.
But don't sell M. Drapeau
short. He has pulled" so many ra:
bits out of gomany hats ill !helot
decade, baffling his audiences to
the proceed141Ss4 that WS not at
an impossible that he will prevail
upon one of his stooges to pro-
duce. •
I can see the headlines now:
Drapeau Aide Bears Baby;
Medics Baffled. The kid will be
born with an Olympic coin in his
mouth, and he'll be bustling .lot-
tery tickets from Ibis. cradle.
But you and I will still be stuck
with a tax bill that would have
made the Fathers of Confedera-
tion have a simultaneous group
stroke. The whole country wasn't
worth that!
Don't be surprised, if M,
Drapeau starts a completely new
lottery, with the winner (men
only) chosen as the first ,man in
Canada to have a baby. I know a
lot of women who would buy
tickets.
However, that's peanuts, only
something like one tenth of the
national debt.
There's the ,.very serious prob-
lem of the increase in the price of
Service
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gas, Dear Me! if they keep put-
ting up the-priue of Basi it will
soon, be more than. a pack of
cigarettes. It :has already soared
st the eclat of a bottle of bier.
at isthis couptrY e0111 108 to?
Fearless John Tigner, with,
about as much choice :as a lady
who IS eight months pregnant,
has produced again,with a
budget that will go down in his-
tory with the same .impact as the.
50th anniversary of Joey Crack
and Flossie Snail.
So the price of gas has gone up.
So, what's new? Did we all expect
it to go down?
And these stern, new prices are
going to cut away back on our
misuse of one of our natural' re-
sources. My foot! ;
Did • you .stopsmoldng., when
fags went,up to 80 cents pack-
age? Did you stop drinking when
beer,crept up from about 12 cents
a bottle to 30 cents?
Are 'you going to stop driving -
and get off your lazy tail and walk
down to the store for a -pack of
cigarettes or a pack of beer?
Those, of course, are rhetorical
questions. We're smoking more
than ever, drinking more than
ever, and we'll probably burn
more gas than ever, just to prove
how irrational we are.
There is only one thing that is
going to cut away% back on our
wastage of fuel. That is when
some politicians (they'd have to
do it in concert, because no indi-
vidual would have the guts to do
it) decree that the speed limit will
promptly .be reduced to 40 miles
an hour, in Canada.
If vire did that, and at the same
time cut by two-thirds the
amounts spent on , superhigh-
ways, we'd almost pick up the
amount M. Drapeau is flushing
down the drain.
I can see that you're wondering
why Smiley isn't Minister o Fin-
ance, if he has all the ans*ers.
Well, I can tell you. I have the
big, broad concepts well in hand,
but sometimes the niggling little
details escape -me.
Recently, for example, I had
mywife convinced that if I paid
up for my war service, and
taught for another year, I could
retire at a pretty good pension.
Not that she was in favor of
She wants me to work until I'm so
old and sick and tired and stupid
and useless that nobody will have
me, except her. Then she plans to
cart me off to Golden Glow Haven
or such. One of those awful places
where couples can retire togeth-
er.
My idea is that we should split
when we finally decide we are
mature. She can have the, house,
the car (1967 Dodge) , the piano,
rugs, the $147 in stocks and
bonds, the lawnmower and the
snow shovel. I won't need any of
that.
I'll just take my grandbaby,
Pokey, and we'll go off some-
where and make a good life for
ourselves, withno women.
My calculations were out about
400 per cent on the pension deal,
so I have to work for another 20 or
30 years.
And perhaps that is the reason I
am a very astute financial critic
in the big world, and a complete
failure in my own.
On the other hand, there are not
many guys still driving . a '67
Dodge that runs like a well-oiled
rabbit. And there are not many
guys left who still have 12 shares
of Elder Mines. And there are not
many guys my age who could still
make a good , living in a pool
room.
So, watch it, John Turner.
Salad greens
require care
Salad greens must be absolute-
ly dry, otherwise the salad dress-
ing won't cling to the leaves. So,
after washing salad greens,
shake well to remove as much
moisture as possible. Roll them
up gently in several thicknesses
of paper towel and put them in
the refrigerator to crisp. Food
specialists at the Ontario Food
Council, Ministry of Agriculture
and Food say it's a good idea to
do all this as soon as you bring the
greens home, so that the lettuces
will always be crisp and ready for
instant use.
When you wash Iceberg or Bos-
ton lettuce, you can remove the
core or not—it's up to you. Iffthe
lettuce is cored, drain it very
well, shaking, so that as much
water as possible is removed
from the inner layers of the
heads. When washing Romaine
or Leaf lettuce, separate into
leaves, rinse and pat dry each
leaf. It may take time, but the
payoff comes in the keeping
quality.and in always being ready
to toss a salad at a moment's
notice.
Ay REV,.. W. L.
*TflUMAN
As a fledgling aef
journalist* f had the Privilege
of interviewing Bob Hope. He
came.lo our high "School a s a .
part of a war and drive, .
I was certain thin was then big*
gestbreak Eof my rang life, .
In between the quips and
hi*., teasing one -line bow
was my awareness that be-
hind
hind the humorist stage
this man was ,awfully. ti
Boit took his time to gave Me
this bit ofpractical wisdom,
Maybe it was; because the
editor of my high s!ool" pa-
per saw fit • to cutit out) 01'
that 1 inherently, knew that
what le said .was. valid, but
this hilt ofwisdom has stayed
with me, and taken many
f orrns as. I have 'often spoken
to high schoolers as a pastor.
Bob said, "Choose the part
in life you want to play, then
act the part." He went on,
"You can become whatever
you want to become if you are
'willing to work hard. enough,"
Bob was talking about
something larger than pro.
fessional acting or being a
standup comedian. He was
musing to a high school, Stu-
dent about a way to live life.
Watching' him perform &over
the years, ,t know he lives by
these words, and he doea`not
always feel as alive as he ap-
pears, at least not at first, At
the end of the show, I know he
Feels as he is acting.
That' is why I can ` tel
emerging young adults who
come to me for help, to act
their chosen part in lifeey
can consciously select the
qualities they most admire
and then act as if they had
them and start being what
they want to become,
There is no cynicism in this
advice, no malice, no,enmIty.
1 do not mean for anyone to be.
a fake, phony or a hypocrite: I
am not talking about bluffing
or putting on airs, but rater
consciously setting for one's
own self some good, high
standards, and, living ;up to
theme. If you do not have these
qualities to start with, you
stand a good chance of at-,
tracting them to you and
making them your own.
Touching Bob Hope's life so
briefly, I cannot even com-
ment on whether he once was
playing a role or not. What-
ever he was, hel has decided
to play his chosen role to the
hilt. He has about him the
aura of greatness, authority,
and of genius simply because
Rats proliferate
is Mexico City
MEXICO CITY — Fernan-
do Leon Diaz, who is leading
an extermination campaign
here, estimates 8.5 million
rats infest the city, about the
same numbers as the human
population (in Mexico City
proper).
He is concerned thab the
rats are reproducing at a
faster rate than humans and
may soon outnumber them in
the Mexican capital.
Texas gators
are thriving
AUSTIN, Tex. — Texas
alligators, considered an en-
dangered species just six
years ago, are increasing so
rapidly in 34 counties, experts
are worried they are reach-
ing the saturation point.
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department officials esti-
mate there are 36,600 alliga-
tors living in 97 counties in
the Lone Star State.
has given hirnself
andunderstands
te:rprets a .tre
eth of human
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you actone way, YouWill soon
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feel;: t y. at
soon emotion*
how you f .." ne a,dvei
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you' ac Aep'i�," ,
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f the way you are ate;
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323-2782 to form group.. - 17-24
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August 3 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
from the'stage on the water, Wilf
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the greatest family show of the
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