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m Business: After Hours B~ â€" Waterloo Chronicle, Thursday, September 2, 1971 Lucky One Beverages, Canâ€" ada‘s most progressive soft drink company, feaâ€" turing home delivery of 17 fabulous flavors of soft drinks and bar mixes, is now looking for addiâ€" tional part time distribuâ€" tors to take on some of the rural routes _ and smaller communities around Galt, Brantford THREE BEDROOM lakeâ€" front cottage at Thornâ€" burry, Georgian Bay, aâ€" vailable Labor Day weekâ€" end or longer. Phone 743â€" 6214. 35 insurance Agency 279 Weber North. Waterioo PHONE 12 COTTAGES FOR RENT 13 ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR BABY and child. Cribs $5.00 and $10.00 High chair $10.00 Stroller $5.00. Jump er $2.00. Gates $1.00. Car Seat $7.00. Convert:aâ€"seat $10.00. Tricycles $5.00, $7.00. $10.00. Clothing, toys maternity dresses, size 12, $3.00. Phone 576â€"0875. BUCKSIN GELDING, . exâ€" cellent disposition, Westâ€" erm and English ridden, willing jumper, also sadâ€" dle. Phone 578â€"1154. MANUFACTURERS OUTâ€" LET Company, Retail Deâ€" pot â€" Now located at 714 â€" 716 Belmont West, Kitchenâ€" er. Sale of fabrics, numerâ€" ous bargains from our reâ€" gular stock of drapery, upâ€" holstery, slip cover fabâ€" rics, yard goods and remâ€" nants at special prices. Monday to Thursday 9:00 GIRL‘S: BICYCLE â€" % inch wheel, blue/white, good condition. $20.00. 24 Sheldon North, Kitchener, bet ween 6: 00 â€" 8: 00 p.m. Terms Arranged AUTO HOME BUSINESS and â€" Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo. Appointed distributors should have their own veâ€" hicle and will get a proâ€" tected area. Nominal inâ€" vestment required for purâ€" chase of pop at our wareâ€" house. If you are interestâ€" ed in building yourself a nice little part time busiâ€" ness and want to join a team of winners, call Mr. Otto Seegers at Lucky One in Galt at 653â€"2323. 28 RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS â€" For prompt delivery â€" serâ€" vice Phone 576â€"6957 before 9 a. m.. after 6 pm. (th) am. â€" 6:00 pm.. Friday 9:00 a.m. â€" 9:00 p.m. Saturâ€" day 9:00 a.m. â€" 5:30 p.m. 7426341 (1t1) Service is our KNACK W.H. KNACK PHONE 744â€"6364 COMING EVENTS & _ 13 ARTICLES FOR SALE _ 19 ANNOUNCEMENTS _ ; â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" j * BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 743â€"9091 742â€"3498 if NEW and USED Office Furâ€" niture, machines, typewriâ€" ters, adding machines. Reâ€" ELECTROLUX â€" Authorized Dealer. Phone 745â€"0245. FOR RAWLEIGH â€" PROâ€" DUCTS Phone 742â€"2438. USED TYPEWRITERS â€" do not have to be in working order. 742â€"1582 or 744â€"9130. We carry everything you need in TV and FM. antennas. splitâ€" ters amplifiers,. leadâ€"in cable, masting and towers. For the BRIGHTEST PICTURE and the CLEAREST SOUND 14 â€" ARTICLES WANTED 16 CARS FOR SALE Office Supply, 659 King West, Kitchener. 742â€"1582. 1963 FORD Sedan, in good running condition. Phone 742â€"5518. 35 1966 PONTIAC STRATO 19 PLUMBING and HEATING, New work, repairs, alteraâ€" tions. Free estimates. Twin City Plumbing and Heatâ€" ing 742â€"0680. tf CIRCULAR SAW Sharpenâ€" ing, regular or carbide, knives and scissors. Lorâ€" ne‘s Mower and Applianâ€" ce Service, 578â€"9130. tf WATERLOO ELECTRONICS SUPPLY CO. LTD. LEAKING ROOFS Repairâ€" ed, roll roofing laid, shingâ€" les, sealed, chimney reâ€" pairs, painting. C. Linseâ€" man 578â€"2270. 41 Basements. Back Yards. Garages Will tear down small buildings and do small moving jobs Beds, Dressers, Desks, T ables, Chief coach, V8 automaâ€" tic, good condition, safety checked, $875.00. Phone 142â€"5745. 35 272 King North, Waterloo 576â€"8300 We Buy Used Furniture Any Shape or THE BUS STOP 219 Hartwood Avenue 745â€"9421 We Do GENERAL REPAIRS CLEANING JOBS Versatile Students PHONE 578â€"0030 see us! SERVICES (th) tf Minimum 15 words $1.00 Each additional word 4* GRAYDONS â€" Interior and exterior painting service don‘t be satisfied until you have my FREE estimates Phone 576â€"9276. APPLIANCE REPAIRS â€" Mobile service plus pickâ€" up and delivery. Lorne‘s Mower and Appliance Serâ€" vice. 578â€"9130. tf WELDING DAMMAN MACHINE SHOP For Free Estimates Professional Driver Trainâ€" ing. No extra charge for road test. For more inforâ€" mation call â€" Before... you AUTOMOTIVE RADIATOR SERVICE BOB DEKKER 744â€"8292 Tent Trailers Air Mattresses Sleeping Bags Lanterns Heaters > Tents Cots Canoes Other Services Include DURACLEAN Gas Tanks and Radiators Repaired Clean your whole houseâ€" Carpets, Chairs. Lamp Shades. Chesterfields _ Phone 91 University Ave. East 576â€"1570 DEFENSIVE 184 Weber St. North Wall Washing and Floor Stripping. DRIVING ACADEMY SERVICES RENTAL CENTER Bus. 744â€"7238 Res. 7436527 See SAVE Waterloo 578â€"3870 buy... 19 Residential & Commercial Wiring 774 King West, Kitchener Steady employment, fringe benefits, good wages and working â€" condition. One block from trolley stop. Hours 7: 30 a.m. to 4: 00 p.m. Apply in Person There were 11 fewer inâ€" dustrial work stoppages in Ontario during the first six months of 1971 as compared with the same period of 1970. According to Labor Minâ€" ister Gordon Carton alâ€" though the number of emâ€" ployees involved was subâ€" stantially â€" increased the number of manâ€"days lost was only slightly higher. He noted, however, that time loss through strikes and lockouts was still conâ€" siderably lower than in 1969. A preliminary report by the research branch of the labor department stated there were 115 strikes and lockouts in Ontario during the first half of 1971 as comâ€" pared to 126 in 1970 and 129 in 1969. The number of emâ€" ployees involved in the work stoppages during the period were: 55,677 in 1971, 26,673 in 1970 and 57,335 in Total time loss in work stoppages up to the end of June, 1971 was 519,700 manâ€" days as compared to 475,845 for the same period in 1970 and 1,529,069 in the first sixâ€"month period of 1969. The report said that more than oneâ€"third of the time lost was a result of five strikes: Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd. (85,620 manâ€" days), Canadian Bridge Diâ€" vision of Hawkerâ€"Siddeley (33,000 manâ€"days), A and P Food Stores (24,000 manâ€" days), â€" Northern Electric Co. Ltd. (23,738 manâ€"days) and Consumers Gas Comâ€" pany (19,600 manâ€"days). Manufacturing industries comprised 78 percent of the total time lost in the first half of 1971 compared to 8t percent for the same period of 1970 and 22 percent in 1969. While construction indusâ€" tries were responsible for AUDIO TRANSFORMER Company Limited 202 Regina Street North Waterloo after hours 579â€"3060 Electric Motors and Power Tools Repairs â€" Sales â€" Service Fevwer stoppages LILGHT ASSEMBLY WORKERS SCANDIA ELECTRIC 579â€"6650 SERVICES CLASSIFIED DEADLINE â€" 12 NOON TUESDAY â€" Roosevelt & Erb _ â€"Melbourne & Westmount _ â€"Erb. Roslin, Dunbar â€"William, Euctid & Erb Smail Investment. Commission ’ Phone 743â€"042 1 NEED MONEY? Like Peopâ€" le? Flexible hours, good commissions. You‘ll enâ€" joy being a Vanda Beauty Counselor. No age limit. Call Edith Gubler 743 DOMESTIC CLEANERS reâ€" 23 AGENT & SALES HELP 21 JOBS PRIMARILY OF 23 AGENT & INTEREST TO WOMEN SALES HELP Territories available in areas of. only 3.3 percent of the time lost in 1971 compared to 7.5 percent for the first half of 1970, they accounted for aâ€" bout 69 percent of time lost in the sixâ€"month period of In the first half of 1971, the department‘s Collective Agreements Library has reâ€" corded 1,266 labor contract settlements made in Ontario industries other than conâ€" struction. These settlements recorded â€" affected over 174,000 workers. All but 85 or 6.7 percent of the settleâ€" ments were achieved withâ€" out work stoppages. quired for private homes. Call Home Personnel 578â€" 1570. 39 The department‘s conciliâ€" ation officers assisted in 832 (65.7 percent) of the negotiâ€" ations and obtained conâ€" tracts in over 46 percent of those they assisted in. The contracts obtained by the officers represented 30.4 percent of the total settleâ€" ments made. The parade will form at Carling _ Breweries Ltd. parking lot at 5.45 p.m., from where it will proceed at 6 p.m. to the cenotaph, where a wreathâ€"laying cereâ€" mony is planned for 6.25 The 14th annual Battle of Britain parade and banquet takes place Sept. 16. _ Conciliation officers asâ€" sisted in 153 construction negotiations, compared to 315 in the first half of 1970. A 7:30 p.m. dinner at the Dutton Drive headquarters of Wing 404 RCAF associaâ€" tion will feature a guest speaker. Parade marks Battle of Britain Harold Beaupre who has filled the post for several years will again be chairman of this year‘s events. Chronicle Classified Ads Really Work AVON CALLING CHRIST MAS SELLING NOW 35 Add to your family income without neglecting your children. Full or partâ€" time work available with Sarah Coventry Fine Fashâ€" ion Jewellery. No investâ€" ment, no delivery, no collecting, excellent ea ings. Write or call Boshart, Gadshill, Ont: 271â€"1558 or Marion Roe‘ er, 579â€"0465. WOULD LIKE to do babysitting in my home, Blythwood area. Phone 578â€"6932. 3% WILL BABYSIT in my home weekdays, Hazel and Colâ€" umbia Street area. Phone 744â€"8891. 35 BABYSITTER REQUIRED for weekends 7:00 a.m. â€" 4:00 p.m. Lakeshore Vilâ€" lage. Phone 578â€"79086 after ACCORDIAN, GUITAR and Chord Organ lessons availâ€" able. Westmount and Erb 32 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION 25 CHILD CARE five. Phone 744â€"6364 Sell your no longer needed . camping equipment, furniâ€" ture, appliances or clothing with a fast acting Chronicle Classified Ad reaching over 12,300 homes in the Waterâ€" too area. MINIMUM 15 WORDS Monâ€" Fri 8:30 a m. â€" 5:00 p.m CHRONICLE NEED EXTRA CASH? Call 744â€"6364 now Helen Smiley will be happy to assist you 1 day â€" $1.00