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THE Z 1979
Consurnet •A
,Octiorno.
1,1SE LNY
Every now and then you find a
non-fiction book w hichi especially
delightful. Bert Bacharach. father of Burt
Bacharach the composer. and father-ublass
of Angie DickinOn of 'Police Woman. has
ssritten such a treasure,
packed fuUsith hints and tips for the
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4.Nansumer. IternenatTring then). P.1 along
Vying to pravitte them, woulti imprAv-
tieal due to the sheer s oh; etc ot unique and
interesting ideas Ativ single person armed
with ti -11 a Mr R4‘hara.h'r, suggestions
Ns -wider hat tune co spend Intones*
Here are t*ohic..,t the innts and rips trent
Haw Torin Almost kerr, thing 'that 1 found
partieularly innovative Ot intriguing.
pinmog, A heavy piece of costume
tewellery on elothing, hold, a piece of felt
beneath the 'fabrie. Bits pitt through this
Added thtekneSS. and it vela save dresses
from pin marks.
-Runanordinoy WO 'pewit up •and
%WWII a sticking zipper. The graphite wilt
Voionteers wanted
Help
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wad: Resettlement 1. 0Uu41
' Int , Smith- 5.24./042
1 hiIpporting • role ot
%.ilunti..er (Swops v,toutd
1k vo)neo.ittql 411, iltrittriat •
gro.., ries. It would to.,01..
up 4%..onnalation:
transportation tri pi:ople and
ht longings. rcgistering ,hil
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on;. prAlt!..ms on their own.
inditidaals ' tirgarkt,-
,ittkir-S. tttItt clISh 10 assist
actin, !duals to 4iliust
H-urohview choir -sings
'the hon. held
it,,tir • pravei.4,• •S.,iturelay,
morning . and on' .unda
in...ruing sang -1 surrender
JO' at the church serOve...
"•1..ong'• showon
.slikeidas afternoon in •the
anittfOrium stared out with
Da( ("are -Performing -Seven
,airls sitting in the, bad.
• . 'Adam Wilson who
S• our -winning eon tcStant
•plired 1s. fiddle: Then we
•-had -a rather queer.gratip of
deil. tors. tenth an 11111SUCCOSSflil
'•operation serie, 'Donna
• 1.3t4..id1oot accompanied by
an ad ora hie puppy played,
• • -ltoss muelf-es that doggy in
lilt: IN tittlott" on her ecord.
• ,i4ti, •Winning the prite for
• 'the most hilarious act was
(tintiingharn as a
• . •
Fttie Hiagill and
Betty 'Bell :sang a duet, We
were: treated to a denton.'
stration oI"'twisting done-
mg 'b Ronnie and MiChael
1.3de, Wendy • Kloss • played
tiloi!.kleand sang, ' A
•hither • . non-professional.
• .,prOup Of Staff members put.
on . two ai pro- "!Little Red
• Riding Hood". :to round off
the'rreigrain.: ••
. Our 'Director, of Nursing,
Mrs,: M'... Yeats. . -Mark
• • Kennedy, and Dianne Elliott •
• were 0.1tr gongerS. and we
• •svenrat:.like• to thank them for
• . thetr participation.. • •
.• •the resident barb*peg..
this Tuesday at •
noon with Ciround • floor '
•North emiwing the. • ham-
burgers and hotdogs.
(NIB delivered new talk-
ing machines this...eek 411
Hurunsiew . and these has e
been distributed to our blind
residents— '
Norm tioaing took a van
• load IA residents on a tour of
Goderit harea on WednesdaY
atternoon.
Hurons test would like to
• welcome Charles tvicKibbon.
Mr. McKibbon is from the
Whigham area originally. .
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THE HURON COUNTY, BOARD OF EDUCATION
require a
CLERK -TYPIST
for general office duties at Central; Huron
•Secondary School, Clinton, beginning Mon-
day, 17 August 1,979.
Written applications will be accepted until
Monday, 13 August 1979 by
The Principal,.
• Central Huron Secondary:School
CLINTON', Ontario
NOM 1L0
Interviews will -he arrtintigd 'with selected:
applicants.
• Cochrane
R.J.- Elliott
Chairrtion
Directoi
•,e,4f, •
4,
htAIR
•HaiitREM0i/Eft
LOTION
ONLY
12$rrit • •
19
•
RECK
•
PALMOLIVE
, AND SAVE A BIG (
BUNCH ON OUR
htc ut Canada. please contact
ii,, 3 Smith t'anada. Frn
plosment Centre. tioderteh,
or John Collespie. Canada
•I'mplo‘ mem Centre, Fixeler.
Sm tie
L.„,, 1,1 -tint "IS* untie
uta, -.1 to te ;eh the
Friend,Joey: -What dicl
do?"
Jobems: ss as, a doctor.
Hs: treated all the animals:*
JoeY7
'HOW did, •he treat
the lions?"
Johntt>: "*With respect,''
lubricity the parts god malte MC' zipper
M11091•MY. • k For those bar4-10-regett bark
4pPerS, straiphten out a wire banter.
boa into eve of zipper and pulp nil.
-A small piece f hie halk in the
eostume jewellery box will keep the
PrItentS. from tarnishing,
.Cement a rubber jar rips tO the bottom
of a. dog's feedirts, dish to make it
skidproof,
•.Coat book covers with clear shellac
dust will wipe off easily. —TO clean book.
coverS. fl -hent briskly with a clean cloth
wrung out Ina- solution of one part vinegar
4nd two parts water...Rub book covers
%NO waxed Oaper and they will, stay
cleaner.
.If white handkerchiefs are discolored4
try using a little Marti Of tartar in e014
water.
-Sas e tiny soap leftovers; tie them in a
soft piece of flannel and dip into boiling,
awr until they're soft. Then hold in cold
water until firm - and you will have •a good,
solid ball of soap.
'Keep leather.covered furniture from
•cracking by polishing regularly with a.
cream made from one part vinegar and two,
parts linseed oil,
-After sanding a surfaee., pull an old '
coon stocking over your hand and rub it
lightly over the wood. This will located
even the slightest rough spot.
Putet •throw ;way 'ashes ,from t.00d
Ares; they are perfect fertilizers for
roselmsbes.
-To keep flowers fresh longer, cut a piece
off each stem and plunge the sterns Into
warm, then cold, water before arranging.
The stems expand to take up more
water—Or, cut the stems of fresh flowers
a little bit each day to prolong their life, or,
if you cut the stems onthe diagonal, with
knife, and clip- in salt, they will stay fresh
for-arel.hfh7ireuit%s'aneekd.
Fvegetables give off an
.ethylene.gas harmful to flowers. DO pot put,
fresh flowers on the same tables with a
fruit• bowl containing apples, pears, or
bananas.
.Moisten a sponge, sprinkle it with
parsley and place it near a window; it 'will
soonbecome a clump of foliage.
-Keep a lawn mower in lop condition by
wiping the blades with an oily cloth after
each, use.
-Keep a box of baking soda in the glove
compartment of the car as an effective
emergency extinguisher for an engine fire.
Should a fire occur, turn off the ignition
and toss the soda on the engine. Soda also
soothers a blaze should a fire start in a
seat cushion or floor mat.. Keep a
sprinkling of soda in the ashtrays, It will .
prevent,elgarettes fretto smoldering itt the
-Sprinkle grated- nutmeg in lk Op of
Coffee.
-Keep, your spices in a cool, dry place, If
Stores over the :stove, they are liable to
,deteriorate.
-Keep cake from sticking to the pan by
-wrapping a towel dipped in hot water
•around the pan whcn. it is remover!, from
the oven, '
-To get a flakier, tender crusts *in the
ingredients into a ball after blegding and
allow to rest for 15 minutds before rolling
pelt-
-InStead of using oil or butter. fry fish in
water or in grapefruit juice for your
•favourite fruit juice); • the taste will tm,
terrific.
-If short one egg. in a recipe„ substitute
one teaspoon of cornstarch, It's an almost
perfeet replacement.
-f1rush pork chops with a thin film of
-molasses before baking or broiling,
When warming leftover meat, put in a
heavy skillet and cover it completely with,
lettuce leaves, Cover with tight lid and heat
in moderate oven. Tastes as good as if it
were just made,
The Expositor welcomes suggestions for
future consumer columns. Anyone' with
ideas or problems please call 52-7-0240.
Sch• neiders
MINI SIZZLERS
Schneiders Thuringer
SAUSAGE
Whole or by the piece
Schneiders
BOLOGNA
Great for Bar-B-Que
Schneiders Kent Brand Strip
LOIN STEAKS
Frozen •5 -Ib. ctn.
For Your Freezer
• THIS WEEK ONLY
Canada Grade A
SIDES OF BEEF
1.46 Ia.
Cut Virrapped & -Frozen
Buy your beef this week and
get5- lbs. of pork chops
FREE
Schneiders
'WIENERS '1.39
pkg.
•
Meat & produce prices effective 1-1b.
until Sate, August 4, 1979
• ,
•
NOXZEMA
StOLL.ON
.:-
-Ifteart., ONLY e.
• PLAYTEX
1101111:1 DETERGENT(;
CANTELOUPES
• Ontario Grown No. 1
CARROTS 2-1b. bag
Ont. Grown No.1
HEAD LETTUCE
Ont. Grown No.1
('.:UCUMBERS
MAXI PADS
• 30's
$ 2 4 9
LUSTRE SHEEN
HAND CLEANER
1 LB,
VALI. COME AND SAVE NOW, YA HEAR!
GODERICH sS The Square
CLINTON Main Corner
SEAFORTH Main Corner
-rRIANG E
I S C
vow..,6.
FRESH FRUIT ARRIVING
DAILY FROM NIAGARA
PAIL CHERRIES ARE NOVV.IN
Westons Chocolate Swiss
ROLLS Pk
Agree
CREME RINSE.
Hostess
POTATO CHIPS
Liquid BLEACH 128.oz.
Bicks
RELISHES a sis2't ovza.riiaerties
Westons Hotdog. or Hamburg
BUNS Pkg. of 8;
Picnic pink or white
LEMONADE 121/2oz. tins
Old. South
ORANGE JUICE 12V2oz. Tins
Laura Secord
Pk of
PUDDINGS 4x5oz. Cup
• Purina
CAT DINNERS • 1 kg.
Heinz.
MUSTARD 16 oz. Jar 2/.89
• Carnival Orange
FLAVOUR CRYSTALS
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'cOls:z7fTins 4•99}
GINGERALE.
Mon.Tues.% id. 9-6 p.m.
•'Mors & Fri. 9.9 p.m.
Saturday 9.6 p.m.
Prices effeeefse until Tues. August 7, 1979'