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Are You Planning for ..a Vacation?
Remember TO Take Along .0 Caniera- •
WESTINGHOUSE
WASHER
Featuring. .
Safety Wringer
That Releases
Instantly!
Washes up to a 9-Lb.
Load.
Bakelite Gyriator that
never stains or
corrodes.
Five-year parts war-
ranty on main
transmission.
Roll Bearings . . . self-
lubricating. No
oiling, no rust,
no soiled clothes.
Clinton Electric Shop
D. W. Cornish, Proprietor
HU 2-6646 Clinton
"YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER"
REGULAR PRICE PKG fra
at tills Meeting and Mrs.
cl:wards, qoderich, to be
guest speaker.
IV/any :a guy has the habit Of
saying, "Well, I'M going to tell
you ,the truth, Makes me wonder what ha has been tell,
1-ng me,
REG, PRICE PKG 310
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WHEN FOLKS TALK
PRICES THEY NEVER
JEST- "SERIOUS
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YOU HAVE A HAND IN THINGS CANADIAN
when you own Life Insurance
Surprising? Yes—but true. Like most
people, you have probably thought of your
life insurance as protection for your family
t--as 4 good Way to save money regularly
r--as a valuable collateral if you need a
lean for an emergency;
Actually, your life insurance dollars are
more than an investment in your personal
security and your family's. These dollars
• 'are also an investment in Canada. They
stimulate growth and progress and help
!take this count* a better place in Which
to live and work.
#t tiiiii itiOrtieet, 9 BILLION DO fifina .
cf life filmdom savings are invested
t H E Lire INSURANCE
in important Canadian enterprises—
through the purchase of bonds and
stocks and through mortgages.
These hard-worldng dollars are helping
to finance great projects all over this
country such as pipelines, shopping cen-
tres, bridges and highways, homes,
apartment and office buildings, schools,
factories, industrial plants and power
developments. These investments
create employment opportunities, too.
The' income from these investments
benefits you (tiredly by reducing the
cost of life insurance to you arid the
9 million tither Canadian policyowners.
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BLUEBERRY PIE
large
24-oz pie C
Reg, Price Each 69c — SAVE 20c
Jane Parker Reg, Price each no—SAVE 10c
SPANISH BAR CAKE each 29C
Jane Parker - Reg. Price loaf 21c—SAVE 7o
BREAD CRACKED WHEAT 2 24-ozloave 3 5t
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Saturday, July14th,1962
Fruits and Vegetables
NEW CROP, NO. 1 GRADE, GOOD SIZE
NAVEL ORANGES
dozen 49c
Golden Ripe, No. 1 Grade
BANANAS 2 ibs 29c
Georgia "Greys", No. 1 Grade, Red Cutters, Large Size
WATERMELONS each 9 9c
"'Native Grown, New Crop, No. 1 Grad!)
CORN YELLOW SWEET
Imported, Sweet, No. 1 Grade
GREEN PEPPERS
dozen 5 9c
3.629c.
'Native drown Vegetables 'arriving fresh daily, Tomatoes,
Lettuce, Celery, ducumbers, Cabbage,
Vegetable Marraw etc., all attractively priced
BUTT
lb 53,
Sea Seald, Canada Inspected
COD FILLETS
lb 3 9c
li; 5 7c
it, 3 9c
no 29c
lb 29c
lb 25c
LAMB FRONTS WHOLE Ib l 8c
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PORK ROASTS
SHANKLESS.
SHOULDER
'lb 3 c
11,29(
• LAMB CHOPS SHOULDER
Fresh, Lean Cut from Butt
PORK CHOPS
MINCED
Fresh Ground, All Beef Hamburg
C!1:0Qtall li ttly(IDNEYS
CHICKEN WINGS Choice
HOCKS
'/carton
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ST, ANPRIEW' WAP
TO ywrptipAI$ TVEsPAY
The Women's. Missionary
city of St. Andrew's Pre4hY•f
tertian Ohltreh will Meet xr the
school Mehl of the church any
Tuesday, July 17 at 2.39 p.m,
lVfernbers Hof the Nils:skin Band
and their mothers 'are to he
pyRox
TOILET
TISSUE.
2„,„25
FACIAL TISSUE 2 axis
400
With the Purchase of a Half Gallon Carton
SCOTTIES
PINT OF MARVEL
ICE CRE M
Reg. Price roll 31c—SAVE 2o
100-ft roll 29c
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SAVE
SAVE 3c
Planning a vacation
Whether your trip will be a
jaunt 15' miles away, or a trek
to the Rockieslaurentians, or
the colorful Maritime coastline,
you'll find endleSs picture-tak-
ing opportunities. Photography
will add !enjoyment to 'the trip
itself. Just as important, it will
help rekindle memories, months
after you've returned. • Many of your vacation photos,
naturally enough, will centre
around your family and friends'.
But you'll also want to, try your
hand at landscape views.
Remember that good photo-
graphs, whether of landscapes
or people, don't "just happen".
They are planned with a bit of
care. Select the best available
viewpoint. M a lakefront, for
example, you don't have to
shoot a pier head-on, Instead,
to give a feeling of depth, try
framing the pier with build:clogs.
Your family and friends can
be included in many scenic.
shots. But instead of having
them stare self-conscioutly at
Prizes Won At •
County Council's
Annual Picnic
Harbour Park, Goderich, was
the scene of the annual Huron
County. Council picnic on Wed-
nesday, July 4. Winners at the
various sports events were:
Races,,three and under, boys,
Marty Becker, Russell Berry;
girls, Marie Empey, Pam Rau;
seven and under, boys, David
Thomas, Andrew Harper; girls,
Anne Morrissey, Judy Cook;
nine and under, boys, Eric
Shelbey, Warren Eckert; girls,
Glenda Fisher, Arlene Culbert.
Eleven and under, boys, Jim
Hayter, John McKenzie; girls,
Cathy Dale, Rona Eckert; 13
and under, boys, Jim Hayter,
Doug Gibson; girls, Rona Eck-
ert, Cathy Dale.
County Councillors, timed
walking race, Stewart Procter;
ex-wardens timed walking race,
Earl Cambell ;. ladies beam race,
Elaine Deters, Mrs. G., McCut-
cheon; men's open race, B. G.
Hanly, William Empey; ladies
kick-the-slipper, Iris Becker,
Hilda Ritchie; ex-wardens
wives walking- race, Mrs. Glenn
Fisher; supper draw, Norman
Bell; oldest person, Hugh Ber-
ry; youngest person, Jennifer
Harper.
Special draw prizes, men, 15
and over, H. Johnston, Jim
Eckert, women's, V. Durnin,
Mrs. J. Berry; county council-
lors, S. Procter, R, Gibso n;
county councillors wives, Bar-
bara McCutcheon, Margaret
Dunbar; boys, under 15, Ian
Harper, William McNichol;
girls, Suzanne Berry, Maure-
en Culbert.
H1116633 RR*2 INT.ON
the "birdie", capture them look-
ing .at a point on the horizon,
That way, they can lead the
viewer into the scene.
Pack ybur picture with in-
terest, but don't try to include
everything. And try biding
your 'time; cloud formations
may improve a few minutes
later:
' While travelling, remember
to store your camera in a cool
place; in a car, avoid the glove
compartment or rear window
ledge. And avoid taking 'snaps'
through a dirty window. If you
snap from a moving car, roll
dawn the 'window and hold the
camera firmly, with your el-
bows pressed .against your sid-
es. ReSting your arms on the
car is a sure way of jarring
the camera.
Before the trip begins, take a
few precautions.. Stock up on
film. If you've just bought a
camera, practise taking pictur-
es well in adVance of the trip
so you'll have as thorough
knowledge of its operation,. If
your, camera has been tucked
in a closet for some weeks, use
a soft cloth ar lens tissue to
clear, away the 'dust,' especially
from the lens..
' Then, when you leave on your
trip, make your camera a con-
stant companion. Remember
that good picture possibilitieS
are everywhere.
13erriee Pod, have PP dread,
Bernie's vvitite, poisonous sight,
Leavesthree, quickly flee.
This very bad bit of verse
is not so had as the plant it-
attempts to describe, In, fact,
it touches on all the important
identificaion characteristics of
poison ivy,
The 1)0'40 are never red,
but grey to white and, in „late
fall, Yellowish brown, The leav-
es are always' alternate on the
stem, and each leaf is .always
Made up• of three leaflets, and
are usually inclined to droop.
The plant itself is usually a
vine, which may creep along
the ground, or may climb fene-
es or trees, When it climbs,
it is supported by aerial roots.
It may, however, be a thick
stemmed shrub, up to three feet
high, The plant has an exten-
sive, creeping root system, by
which is spreads, •along with
some propogation by seeds.,
All parts of the plant, includ-
ing the roots, contain, the poiS-
°nous substance which causes
the severe skin irritation, ac-
cording to the Field Crobs
Branch, Ontario Department of
Agriculture. Contact can be
direct, or from contaminated
shoes, garden tools, pets or
clothes, The vapors from a
bonfire of poison ivy vines,
Berries Red, Never Dread," Goes
•
Poem Warning of Poison Ivy
roots -or ,leaves', can .also. cause
the ',rash, blisters, and' irritation
in SeSitive- Per§.P4S,
Thorough waShing with strong
soap itentedlatelY .440 Cell"
tact may prevent -infection ar
roduce. its severity,. In event
that 'symptems appear, -an early
Visit to the doctor may prevent
a later visit to the 'hospi'tal,
Prevention -is much better
than cure. This only involves
recognizing poison ivy, and
avoiding` it. At least one itt
every scout camp, fiStt-
ing party, Or golf foursome,
should' be competent to recog,
nine and point out this 'plant to.
all members of his group, Pois-
on. ivy grows on roadsides,
woodlands, .beaches — yes and
even in the rough on some golf
courses, Its elimination, rates
top 'priority In all summer re-
sorts, but some manages to
survive, and 'always someone
walks through it, pulls. it, or-
rests 'in it. It has even grown
unrecognized among rock gard-
en plants, with disastrous re-
sults to the owner. In autumn,
the leaves turn delightful col-
ours of orange, yellow, .411,a red,
and tempt the uninformed to
add to their collection of
.autumn leaves, -
Fortunately, poison ivy can
be controlled by readily avail-
able weed killer. -4T4Wo.
tole ,is best Or a one 41),01P.4-
tig0 OPAO.1141g,.0.4.14114111PrA
are -PX.PPAPT4 but may require
.4.9P,90,4 clean-up. •applicatiOn,
vex is 141,4P- highly' effective on
Kasen :ivy, Choice will depend
,product most readily
4VnilaVe, as •any of 'these mat-
eTiais will eliMinate the Mett-
Ace, Follow 41rectiens on #1e
141*, AWNrOV- any tune- up
to late .Septenther avoid'
woll0Ag. in the. wines It helps rte
boyor, enough pressure .on the
sprayer SP tivA yoA can spray
fi'PTP a goo0 clean quarter`
away.
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Fancy Quality, Whole Kernel
A&P CORN
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TOMATOES
A&P Choice Quality
A&P Fancy Quality
TOMATO JUICE 9 20-fl-'z tins 99c
MARVEL ICE CREAM
ALL FLAVOURS
Reg. Price pkg 49c—SAVE 4c
pkg of 4 rolls 4 5C
Reg. Price 2 tins 35c—SAVE 24c
7 14-fl-oz tins 99c
Reg. Price 2 tins 59c—SAVE 19c
4 15-fl-oz tins 9 9c
Reg. 2 tins 47c—SAVE 19c
5 28-fl-oz tins 9 9c
Reg. Price 2 tins 25c—SAVE 14c