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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-08-15, Page 7frnoto by Bellchamber1 • THE TAT SAILS Clintonians will, attend Congratulations central picnic in London to Business Grads Congratulations are extended to the following Graduates of Goderich Business College who obtained positions in Toronto, Kitchener, London, Stratford, Goderich, Clinton, Mitchell, Seaforth, Exeter, and Kincardine: Lois Beuerman, Sharon Burrows, Beverley Culbert, Brenda Eckenswiller, Janice Fowler, Rick Gaiser, Shirley Harris, Gerald Heffernan, Birthe Herlufsen, Janet Lizmore, Patricia Millian, Jean Powell, Heather Snell, Deborah Sully; Patricia Stiles, Ddrifia Patricia Storey, Steven Tyndall, Patricia Healy, Pauline Wildgen, and Jane Bauman. CORRIE'S FOODMASTER "THE FRIENDLY STORE" HURON STREET CLINTON. STORE HOURS -woc..csamazamsson..-voaocs-vaaomomeaa&ss.. - FEATURE BUYS - From Wednesday, August 14 To Closing Saturday, August 17, Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Closing Saturday at 6 p.m. Specially Selected Branded Full Cut ROUND Or RIB 89C lb. BARBECUE STEAK 85e lb. SfiliplokiRer Ficioneg, Cooked, Mild Cured 59c lb, SWIFT'S (loose) ,, 3 lbs„ for $1.00 CANADA the piece) 3 lbs. for $1.00 POLISH SAUSAGE 69c lb. Ideal for the barbecue — Fresh Minced GROUND BEEF 49c 1b• Scott Tissue — 4/53c Scott Towels — 49c Stotties Tissues J— 400's 2/59c SUpromo Fancy Biscuits 3 pkgs. 89c curs — 02.0z. . Relishes , 4 /99c Treesweet 413-Oz, Orange or Grapefruit Juice PREMIUM OFFER WA$ d 5 etton SR ao Fitted Bed Sheets el H 00 ORD 4Plai Lees Sliced br Crushed —, 19,oz, 43c Pineapple 541.00 Sea Haven 4-- 4Vom 35c Tiny Shrimp 49c SwItt'S--, 24-oz. 33c Stews —,- Beef or Irish 49c CREAMERY BUTTER 65c lb. - WHITE SUGAR 5 lbs. 39c Rot 13164 or HAMBURG ROLLS - 4/99c P` ki CREAM '/2 gal. 89c lailaglioiim kat 3k MARGARINE . 5 for 99c Kool Aid Fruit Drink Powders 10/494 Heretord 12-ot, . Canned Beef 590 York — 24-oz, Raspberry or Strawberry Pure Jam Red & White Jelly Powders . 10/$1,.00 Ardmona 23-oz, 2/85c Fancy Peaches*halves 39c 69c Landa Macaroni or Spaghetti Ord-Priced ape Laundry Detergent Stuart. House 4-, 2b.' , Foil Wrap kiffireafei WHO rag* French Fries 2 lbs: 49c Jrifia Orange Juice 39c The Clintonian Club held their August meeting at the home of Mrs. George Glazier, The president, Mrs. F. M. Falconer, opened the meeting and 17 members answered the roll call with what they would take for lunch to the picnic. Mrs. Wise read the minutes of the last meeting, Mrs. Frank Cummings gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Mayme Glazier won the mystery prize. Mrs. Cummings conducted a, Dutch' auction. Mrs. H. Adams, Mrs. S. Moodie and Mrs. T. Leppington won the articles. ' Final arrangernelits We're' lade n fat"the • - central at'' Spritigbank August' 17, There is still room for 15 more. The bus will leave the Town Hall at 9:30 a.m, to go to London. It will leave London at 2 o'clock to go to Springbank. The fare is two dallars and anyone wishing to go, please phone Mrs. Frank Cummings 482-9647. It was decided .to hold the next meeting on• September 5 at the home of Mrs. Ruth Mullholland. Persons on lunch Mrs. Hopson, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs Mote and Mrs. Ron MacDonald. Persons to donate for Dutch auction, Mrs. Wilfred Colclough, Mrs. Tom OZConnal. and Mrs. Nivins. Meeting Closed Benediction. 'Lunch was served and a few games of bingo were played. Ontario 4 qts. 89c CAULIFLOWER 3 for $1.00 ORANGES 2 Doi. 79c ••••.11.10.0.11br Ontark, NO, i table POTATOES 10 Ibs. 4k -Oustraiiteed 01.0 Oeiatificates ,44 today's best investment from TORONTO — 372 Spy Street-, BARRIE — 35 Dunlop Street ORILLIA — 73Mtssissaga Street, East (or see your local anent) Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation ThtlrglPyi, Augot 15, 190a 7 Goderich Business College 9 WATERLOO STREET GODERICH, ONTARIO (Corner West Street) ) Dial 524.8521 or 7284 "SPECIALIZED TRAINING FOR BUSINESS CAREERS" Diplomas for Junior and Senior Courses Issued By The BU SINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION OF CANADA 32 — 35 b 004 , 4wtaw;v0 AvreWswow4JAwkra,,,,,,,,, 01 0 0 0 [ Save! Fur Trim 1 0 % Wool Coats eguOtaf rpf riSctheeepternber Save! Better Fur Trim Coats 1 0 10 Off the regular September price Save! Sumptuous Fur Trim Coats 0 /0 Off the regular September price' SHOPPE, THE SQUARE Open MI Day Wednesday. ra W 1.4n i t it strange? 'We wait all winter for spring arid summer to arrive and when the warm weather finally does come we QM disappointed by those natural unpleasants we had forgotten - like mosquitoes. Miserable and persistent, mosquitoes Are one of the sorrows in life to which God must have been referring when He lost His temper with Adam and Eve. On a cold day they lurk in the sunny spots to attack bared arms and legs. On a hot day mosquitoes hover in the shady nooks awaiting some juicy target. While Pm not particularly Highland games this Saturday For those of our readers with Scottish ancestry, or for those to whom highland games have some special' appeal and don't mind a trip, the Fergus Highland Games will be held on Saturday, August 17 at Victoria Park, Fergus, starting at 9 a.m. The Games are sponsored by the Fergus Chamber of Commerce. The Honourable John P. Robarts, the Prime Minister of Ontario, will officially open the Games at 1:15 p.m. The feature of the 23rd Annual Games wilt be the Eastern Canadian Pipe Band Championship. There will be two Massed Band Parades; Highland Dancing and Piping competitions: Tug-of-War; Caber Tossing and other attractions. appealing to men, other women or babies, mosquitoes find me irresistible. When I step outside goes out to mosquito militia for 91) 140P1S.S.4.44;:enrci' s evening, the weet Shirley has emerged. Tactics used by mosquitoes PP their quarry Are unbelievably crafty,- They seem to work in teams, The scouter in the ,group is the one who flies the fastest, performs the best aerobatics and buzzes. the loudest, He does not bite he ,detracts, • First you hear him buzzing at, your left ear. Then you see him swooping in narrower and narrower rings around your ankles • first one, then the other, You bend to/swat hint and one of the flanker mosquitoes nip you at back waist between your shorts and pop top. • Now the scouter is skimming the back of your neck, making his presence felt but not lighting for an instant. He darts tinder your nose a couple of times to keep you alert. Now under your chin. Now before your eyes. Frantically you dodge and dip, flicking your hands in front of your face and waving your arms. You are a complete nervous wreck. The scouter has done his job well. You are out-manoeuvred and out-witted by a pint-sized patrol of hungry hunters. They move in With bayonets flashing. You swat furiously and some over-eager pests fall. But a constant stream of new recruits dive in to replace those lost. In desperation you are driven indoors - to your screened-in heat and humidity. But mosquitoes always have the last laugh as you begin to swell and itch. If you are like me, you have the scars and the discomfort for days and days. Of all the plagues known to holidaying humans, mosquitoes are likely the most annoying of the lot. Modern mosquitoes are so sneaky-smart they are not fooled by man's insect repellents. You've seen the commercial about the research worker who puts an arm into a nest of raving mosquitoes and not one so much as sits down on the warm flesh for a tiny nibble. Well, I'm skeptical. Any repellents I've tried whether you spray them on, brush them on or rub them on all are useless unless you take a bath in the stuff. At a buck for a few ounces it would be mighty expensive protection. Just leave one square inch of the body untreated, though, and that small patch becomes the. main ,courses on the menu for the nearest band of blood-thirsty mosquitoes. I've given up. I've resigned myself to a summer of scratching and squirming. Life is just too short to spend all of it in hiding. FromMy Window The pingue of- summer Shirley Koper