Clinton News-Record, 1962-10-25, Page 5AVA A A 11 'Pr, Cl6 N� Jobs for Grads
o
ko 11 c Smate essuews
Outlined In
initiation Of Neer Student: Is introducing.
New NESr Book
Carried Out in 'Legion Hall.Party A.Hew Teacher,' The zxecuove gn4-, .Pi.
wesna-
1
the Nate
�Servjce has just
QAntm, Dj_,�triet Collegiate '�n,- are by 6t?4t#)g- right now. GeorgeM. Bullen =,,iis:iert
�ts gnaual 1)0011delt,
stitute initiated the Grade Nin- The Lirribo"Rocli; ;;�s -4 required (By $y1*1 Fit 01TkqjqS 12 P.) "Supply and Dema. nd_viniver,
erp, 10to the school iat a spec- dance. CDCI—Geonge M, Bjxlle
n,
t 1, for
, , 1.90.9-63,
a,,� is �t now gy0oble free on re-
i. party hold in flip Legion Prize for most comical aMe � t X s a new rnember -of
' , . ''' L, 0 . . a! p. q. Slt, t
WmOJ,j,a_ ea
I Hall Friday, ay, P, placard Which each, Grad Nin the staff apt
_Nhtm �Ivllvl$t frM -OYour, 1OP41 NE$-
-1 . '
sitqd de. R,
tuber 12. ent was�, required to make District CoOelgkote Institlp pllo,Veos will, find the book -
Special costuming created' the and wear, was won by 0EWol received his early educati*n, in let a mine of useful information
atmaspherle of HAUowe!ent, a R�eichlart, Goderich and is a grA a help. them in itheiv search, for
duate
good 'two weeks'ahead of time. With initiation over,. those suit.
qb1leip manpower,
m.fessionaJ manpo �-
Qftl$ were required, to wear •a initiated were dismissed, so :they A table, of stimatled graduations
potlato saclk w0h, head and, arm could go -home and return ares- in 1963, lo,39 dliff`e_nit bralnlch-
holes, long underwo4rand long sed' suitably for the d= es, of science, engineering -and
woollen socks, With rubber i4ftich fbW, stoic eabs f the humanities, lists, 28 unliver,
wed. most
boo. Hair was b4ck-eom:bed, reP0,11ted, "We 444- 4 b4lil". sWes ,and collegies from whieb
and no madX-up was permitted, 0 graduates mwi be re ruite
butt each spoptod a roan s; tie. The itex. desic I ribe's the trend,;
"Ore
The boys were, gym shorts or increase or -decrease f -
or girls shorts with Indles ny- CACI Redmen seen In graduations, •in more
lons, and bright garters, -pneak, &I tegor!�es-
than 40 Profession, ca
7hv extent of demand by
ere and. py)ama, tops, Lose Out To & I ndustry for grad -
Both "bays and girls wore business and, 1,
necla,gces of "cultured Ontarlio, ua1te$, in, lthe various idi5dPlit"e-9
'Listowel Twelve is also forecast. A summary
grown potatoes". 1:4 some cas-
es, later in the evening, the (By John Stryker Or. 13) �c_ of esitfmated starting monthly
wearer was required to eat CDOI—It must- h salaries, received in 1962 by
tavo been
some of these potatoes. Cfinitpal's, fate to lose the foot- tinivIerslilty graduates in more
An hour of party games, in- bail game last Wedhesday, Oct- g. than 30 professional fields, ml�
clruded,a. varlatdon of the music, Ober 17. As one, team, mem- 4 dicaltes what 1963 graduates
al, chairsgame, when the boys ber said "Nothing but bad may expect to, be offered.
occupied all the chairs, and luck i s, U Jduajteg, and
High school gra
14
thle girls Were On the march,The Tuesday", October 18, iss- students now In their graduat
When, the music stopped, elRoll ue of the London Free Press jug year, who ,are not yet ab -
girl scrambled!to, ftd a sett of verified ,this when they pr1nitel&,, solotely certain what, courses
knees on which to alt. "Listowel took first place by .Sir George Wjilijapis, University they should fcallow, Will find in -
Another game was a contest downing Cfivtan in a defensive in, Montreal. Mr, Builen, has his valuable !guidance io this book,
to roll peanW6, or potatoes struggle Of 9-1.1' Bachelor of Commerce and his let,
along the floor with ones nose, This was Clinton's fourth Registered Industrial and Cost The text explains, in which
There were ",twist" exhibitions, game of !the season. The first Accountant degree's. disciplih-tes graduate studleots
and impromptu •speeches, on was lost 21-0 to Mitchell, Next He teaches business, practice are expected- in excess of de -
"my ,Host embarrassing mom- the Reldmeu'tied, Goderich 12. In [four grade 9 classes, b,0010-- mend, arld in which courses
12. Sonlethlhg happened and keeping, In grlade 10, econmnics there will not be en0ugh guadV-
Wton was, -an top of a 39-2 and law, and business colrreL'�- altleS to. supply the manpower
Travelogue On game �N*h Stratford. pondence in grade 12, special needled by employers.
The Huron_pftth football comme&cal. He is especaW The preference by employers
standings are as follows: interested in accounting. for honours ratyer than, pass
Holy Land By Listowel, .................... 7 UP. Buller, betleives that the course graidualtes, Is Clearly
Former Vera Lobb mitcheu, 6 new
Vocational School is a pointed out. The types of em-
sealf-0111 ffil . .................... 6 great opportunity for all Aud- P10Yment for which. graduates
... .........
The regular generlea g meatinWlhg.ham . ................... 5 ents In the commercial and in the various disciplines May
of the United Church Women Clinton . ........................ 3 technipal fields. be best suited, are also deScrib-
of Wesley-AWillis will; be held on Godlerich ... ................ 3 o- ed.
Wednesday evening, November South Huron. ............ 2 Situdenrts shouldbe able to
7, ;at 8 o'cilook, in thle SundW S tratford ..................... 0 St. Paul's WA see a copy of the booklet in
School, room. With two games -to go as their own high school library.
Unit four d9 advancing its this, is written Ithe Rotten still S , , 11 wd employets
November meeting. from, have e chance of entering the Presents Awa ,nay obtain copies -of the book-
its- rog- playoffs belt from their focal NES whose
ullar date on second Tueoday of 0 staff as. geared to handle either
the month to Friday Novem. To Mrs. A. Hudle ovIde-rs from employers for ex-
ber 2, ,at 2.30 p.m. The Badies MrS. Clifford Lobb elcutive and prafessiond, M8111
am inviting everyone -who is St. Paull's, Womien?s Auxiliary
interested, .and especially the I' Victoria Hospital, London, met at the- home of Mrs. Clif- power or appleatlions 'for jobs
memblers of the other units, Of on, Thursday, October 18, there ford Epps and Mrg. Thomas in 19 -As. category•
h1veiv year the NES has
Mie organization to hear the Passedaway a ,lifetime •resident Herman opened the meeting been Viadng graduate students.
guest •speaker, M --sl 1,Torman of this diStrict In the person with the Bible reading. The
Wiilssoa4, London, (formerly Vera of Mrs. Clifford Lobb. Born in Rev. Peter Dymond spoke of During 1961-62 some 3,000 were
placed in, permanent employ -
Lobb), Gloderich Township, Stanley Township on August the- splendild, work of the Aux- motet while many more were
Mrs. Wilson mom,describe the 9, 1893, Flwsde Ann Pearson 1!liary landi said it was hS i h
relferiledl to
tour she ma& Or the Holy Land was 'thee only 'daughter Of the that mom, peop:Xe. be as: de -
summer jobs be -
last summer, and show her late Robert and Janet (Mc- .ed' in the missionary Of tween university semesters,
s h -des: of the -trip. There will, be Le'od) Pearson, the church. 0 --
no admission, charge, 'but an In 1911 Mr. and, Mrs, Pear- 'Mr. Dymond' introduced the
offering will betaken, A sacralson and thew familly moved to new study book, "The Church PM Club Has
halif-jhlour with, refrelshments Godw�' Township to the farm. in the 60's" which was written
wilh follow )the mieeiting. - presently owned by Leslie Pear- for the Anglilem, Congress
Another event of •special im. son on, the 16th concession and which will be held in Toronto Euchre Party
portance and interest will be there the marriage of Clifford in, 1963, Me Anglican Congress
the Autumn rMankofferiLg Lobb and' Flossie Ann Pearson provid1ees people mrM a new vis- The Past MistreWes Club Of
ineeting, which will be held in was solemnized in 1916. ion of the greatness of the Ang- Huron Loldige LOBA No. 377
the Sunday School Ro(in at Mr. and Mrs. Lobb took up lican commurAon, In spite of held their monthly meeting on
8 pm. on Fr!&W, November residence on a, farm on the the vast cultural, raclial, and Monday evening, October 22.
16th concession dust north, Of geographical differences, its The hostess, Mrs. Tom Deeves
16. 'Me speaker will be the invited the to their cot -
Rev. Wialton Ton e. chaplain Of the Telephone Road' where members share a common bro. tagle in Mneandine. Following
Chung -Chi Christian College in they remained until 1926 when therhoodi, The Church in the * 9 the evening I
Hong Kong. 4beY moved' to Clinton to go in- 60', presents a highly challeng- th meebm
—0— to -business. The last 36 yem-, ing and, exciting front to all eft'Qoyed Playing euchre,
of her lite were spent in Clin, who live in them. Winners -were ladies, high,
Huron Institutes ton. A highlight of the meeting Mrs. Wilfred!, Golclough; lone
Mrs. Lobb entered hospital was prelsentaton, of a Life than&, Aft. Henry Sloman; low,
on, December 28, 1961, and Membprship in the Women's Mrs. Wilfred Glazier; men's
Study Meat sdnce that time has, been In Auxiiiary Of tbhe� Angrlican Ch. high,, Wolfred Glazier; Tonle
falffin-g heayth, -although 11 Por- arch of Canada to Mrs. Fred hands, Henry Sloman, and IOW,
Mrs. -Charles Elliott and Mrs, tion of -the past ten months has Hudie, the president. Mrs. L. Tom beeves. A delicious lunch
W E. Radford' of the Clinton been Spent an her new home on McKinnon! spoke. of her faith. was served, by the hostm.
Women's Instxtute are leadems Shipley Street. full' and d6vated work. Mrs, _o__
for the winter's Project 11143,4 She leaves, to mourn, her loss Cliff Epps pinned on the gold
Pounds of Meat" being 8ftud_ her hUsband; a d1aughiter, Heel -Winchester Crass, and Mrs. Shower Held For
jedby members Of the Imtabutte- lien (Mrs. Dalton, Chabot), Jack- Charles Wise presented the cer-
They�attendeditraining school sonville, - Florida; two soh� Or- tweate.
at H-ensall on, October 16-17 -�- vial; I in Chatham, and Everett, Mrs. Hudie gradowly thank- Miss Sandra Lee
long with leaders of five other pmently statiolr*d a Cmp ed everyone for the high hon -
groups studying the same pro- Borden with the Royal Cana- our. Committee reports, were The shower for Miss Sandra
ject. From the KiPPen East dian. Dental Corps; a; broltherr received and the church eaten- Lee was held at the home of 4
W1, leaders •are Mrs. R. Cald- Leslie Pearson, and six gmUd,- dms distributed. The hostess Mrs- JAM Brown, gran&n'other
Welland Mrs. V. Cooper. From did1dren. one brother, George, served lunch and Rev. Dymond of the bride -to -bo, an October 4
the Seaforth WI, leaders -are kit Wayne, Michigan, predeceas- dosed the meeting, with prayer, 18 with 35 fmiend's and neigh -
Mrs. Robert J. Doig and Mrs, ed her six years ago. 0 boum present. Hostess was
Jd1n Hilletlreft. The Indit- Rev. C. G. Park, Wesley- Miss Barbara Corey. Games
utes,atCreditcA Hurondafle and Willis United Church, of which
Da-5hW00a 8190 %are conducting Mrs. Lobb was a menilber, con- Rebekah Group wSang m1D1p,1ayVed1y' 1,91101ot!wet ubnychoPwenas-
the course, I ducted the funeral service -from served' by the ladies,
A second tramwngschool was
the Beattie funeral, hano on
Has Cal ds
held in Wingham on October
Saturday, October 20, and in -
Of Nontherh, Rhodesia. She is
18 -19,, with -leaders from Fmd-
terment was in Clinton Ceme-
A euchre pwV, sponsored, by
wich, Walton,0vanbrook, Wing-
tery.
Group 10 of Hurande Rebekah
ham, Brusisels, Molesworth,
The Pallbemmm Were Terry
Lodge was held Saturday night,
Wroxeter, Gonrle, Auburn, Ti-
and Ronald Pearson, Mervyn
October 20 in the IOOF hlMl.
.ger •Dunlop, Blyth and St,
and Wallh-am Lobb, Zlwin Mer-
Them were 18 tables playing
Hdleh,'a W1 laftending. Leaders
rilft land Tuck Henderson. Two
cards. W&nners were ladies,
frown Auburn -are Mrs. T. Law-
gr,&rXhoM, john and Walter
high, Mrs. Cb0k, Sarnla,; low,
lorand Mrs. L. Humphreys,
Lobb, land two nephews, Robert
Mrs. CaleDoucette; men, high,
The course is conducted, un-
and Larry Pearson, -acted, as
Leonard Bownlan, Benmiller-
p
der the direction of Miss Is-
flower :bearers.
low, Lloyd Betidn, Luckydraw
abelile Gilchrist, Clinton; the
r Ale many beautiful floral tri-
wa& won by Mrs. Clarence Bag.
home eemmnlst for Huron
butes land sincere expressions
Whifter of the lamp was Miss
County. Under discussion will
of syan achy Were ltaugghle evi-
Mdol DoWson, Varna: Lundh
be' such toqXcs as various cuts
deuce of the high regard in
was served.
'and- cooking and serving of
which Mrs, Lobb was head, Her
txeasumrs reppa" were read
thes6, carving, leftovers, and
5UMV idiepos imorn, sense of hum,
13422gar Plans Were Again - 4isT
cussed' -and flnpl arrangements.
the place of meat in the Can.
our land, capacity for ma -king
Unit with several trios, Me
made for October M
offering meeting to, The held in
adlan meal .pattern today.
friends wherever she went, en-
GIANT
November.
W07k was done On, a quilt,
Summary Day for all. groups
will be -held on Thursday, Dec-
deft*d, her to those with Whom
tht? came in contact and she
R UMMAGE
Lunch was served by �drs,
ember 6, with final details to
Willi be sadly missed by her
To .
Town wos, taken., by Mirs. Mer,
vi, Lobb with XM . Mcxez-
n, le,
Murray Forbes and Mrs. Tra
'hostess,
be announced later.
family and •friends.
-1 1 1. 1 1 *—%
SALE
Merrml assisting the
ahe next meeting wig be held.
ducted -the business meeting an
the absence of -the unit leader,
of the Word Xrs-
Les Ball gave a scrIpture read-
Mrs, ShaddIdl iall, takl.Dig part,
qk
, be
�at t , Thome of Xrs. Haxolcl
HALLOWE'EN MASQOERADE
DANCE
HARBOURLITE INN, GODMICH
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26
Dancing TO 0'.rn, to , 1.436 cl.nlii
FARRIER'S ORCHESTRA
CASH COSTUME PRIZES
Sponsored ,6y,d6deikh Orbdubfoi Nuesdi.'Association
CHAMBERS
C .1.UNCIL
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 21
1 - to 4 P.m.
Sponsors.
WA of
RCAF STATION CLINTON
momminim . . NiEwwMi
WeS1yNWo11i$
V]Plt Q;lle 1
UCW
'600, Mrs, Purst ,and RM Cur-
Thur, —_Clinton He --,--PC
St., Andrew s WMS W, Club Nas.
"IJ8 "o
$t FePtA was the'rie,
theme of the dwPtiom'). service
missiOnArY in, the Copper Belt
October Meeting
Packed, A 'Sale
when Unit or*, UnitedThree
CbUTch
Of Nontherh, Rhodesia. She is
Proper usage' of l6sure time
principal of a training school
Warren met in. the church
� , ''.
The October meeting of Unit
�ft. Cool< wigs. 1,4 charge of
The Oaober wet ng of*
ITr On TUOS00y eypolpg, Octob-
Tutee Was held in the church
the devoitiqual exerciKes of the
4,
Pr
parlours an Thursday, 0
Women's Missionary Society of
M14114Y Oub was held at the
Mrs, A,. Bodges spolippf th
cellebrattion -the "Harvest
11 with X I=
rs, Reid in the chair
and 15 la�djes present. Airs, Reid
or
%, AA4MW'$ P t 14A Chr
m ,of the prpr4d
tame �ent Mrs,
of
al",the
Flestiv rites,ot).servedby
read, g ppie
. m, "Thaqpdi�sglving
pxtli, 0W.1, room.
10- in the school
William Lobllo, AoR pal War,,
responded to by 12 mgmbeirs
lthe early day Christians. as
Faith" qnd, Miss Flossie Joiner
pre*dkinit Mrs. WoWn
and
and there was one viptoor,
c—Omplared to qu
,:r moil:1einjr . h
olft, , , piet -
of Thanksgiving,
son lell In prayer, Roll ea.
was answered by, a verse on,
1310ckier tQ* charge Of the
Members amwered roll call by
The service was can,
.
ThalrV40giVing "Justice" W,%s
1)US1i4`e$ls, -494
, MR was aoswor,
"The
givIing avOolles of i�lothjng for
a We, Three -large bQxes were
'ducted by Mrs. obs, r1es Neasm'.
suggested. for Nqyem 9r,
ed with a. 13.iblo vors'eon
pa ked for shipping, 11liq,
&d�
Several hymns were sung and
An executive weelt� ng wason.
1 Oat Sverp ax
Gaspe. goo
r easure% e—porpt sbAOWed 4
.5cr1,Pture,,4,4d prayers read,
n1ounced' for Friday evening,
txeasumrs reppa" were read
ballaMe of $54.DL
Three CT of Mrs.
aqghters
Qes!ch, Zurich, entertgIllipa the
13422gar Plans Were Again - 4isT
cussed' -and flnpl arrangements.
400 Ad bpted. Disoligsion. fal,
lowed on plans for the Thank-
Plans, wmv made for ja social
Unit with several trios, Me
made for October M
offering meeting to, The held in
to be hold in, the sebool, This
has sinoe beenoF"lceflied-,
musical mbers were so epj oy�
Mrs. McGlu intro0aced a niew
"The
November.
W07k was done On, a quilt,
ed, the girls were requested -to
book enUtled Word' and
the Way" which is book
The 'topic #,The,Cnurc�h do
dawn
,
Lunch was served by �drs,
sing several. times during the
meeting.
a of
B'i'ble study. Min 'tether Jam.
To .
Town wos, taken., by Mirs. Mer,
vi, Lobb with XM . Mcxez-
n, le,
Murray Forbes and Mrs. Tra
'hostess,
Mrs. Douglas Andrews con,
ieson gave several d`efjnfti%1s
"religior"'.
Mrs, Mpjklns., Airs. 1�14-clrer Mid.
Merrml assisting the
ahe next meeting wig be held.
ducted -the business meeting an
the absence of -the unit leader,
of the Word Xrs-
Les Ball gave a scrIpture read-
Mrs, ShaddIdl iall, takl.Dig part,
qk
, be
�at t , Thome of Xrs. Haxolcl
Krs, WifliPlam Hearn, Finial
ing, Mr.-, Livermore and Mrs.
The meeting closed, with the
Howard.
phases were discussed for the
Cox compared the re. liglor , of
-reading of a hymA in unisrcq
PERMANENTS
bazaar held October 20 and
Buddha and' Moses, A Bible
and a social, ti e was s spent,
Women now make up 30
volunteers were requested to
Word contest wa's cOn'dizOtedl by
u
1, ndi was served' by Mrs. Far�
hostess, for the
percent of Canada's 6,8 million
help in, the baidng booth, A
Mrs, Reld. ff
quhar, meeting,
civilian labour force.
tiominating committee was in- 111M, new $1,11gy loqux, un
structed to present a slate of Asla!s Rim" was introduced by
Dfficers at the December� meet- Mrs- Redd. She g4ve the lin.
ing to be held early that trOductiOn to title .back and' the
month. I first chapter on Korea. A dd
Unit Four extended, an ini- cussion wasp held on which book
vkhation to their meeting an to study and it was decidedl to
131riday, November 2 at 2,30 start with "On. Asda's Rim".
p.m. when, Mirs. Wilson, London, Unit Four
MW speak of her trip, a tour
)f the Holy Land. The gen.e.raa The worbsip service of Unit
nleeting of the UCW is sehed. Four was based on the theme
I
Aled. for Wednesday evening, "Praise ye the Lord', for His
"Tovember 7, Bounty". Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs,
, Miss Louella Johnson, the Shepherd and Mrs. Holland
,ruest speaker, gave a dehgbt- took part, A special item was
Og by Mrs. E�pps, entit-10d
talk on, "Leisure", The pura readl
. ,
70s* of leisure time is to rest The Man in, the Moon' '.
,he body and, mind. Miss John- Mrs. Jervis rpregented an in-
ion stressed, that "never before tFTesting account of the work
.11-u Of Mrs. Eissie Johnston, a
IMSyVAIS 110y been
paced' upon the people of the
missiOnArY in, the Copper Belt
1111MMM
milth" -and, therefore our need
Of Nontherh, Rhodesia. She is
Proper usage' of l6sure time
principal of a training school
Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service
,Or
s; greater than, In the past
'What we earn, we put into
'Lor African women..
At itheir next meeting it -is
'hoped that Mrs. Wilson Lon -
E
011 " S
mr pockets; how we spend, our
d=, MR, be telling of i�;r trip
DRUG Sl
leisure ime, we put Into OUT
ftractenf?
to •the Holy Land and showing
Mrs. R. B. Sutter expressed
her pictures, Members of the
)he gratitudLe of Unft One to
other urAts are cordially invit-
Special Values and Reminders This Week
,hose who hiadby their conb-i-
)Ution made the evening so in-
ed to be the guests of Unit
Pow at this meeting,
I.D.A. SPECIALS — Oct. 22 - 27
.cresting and' informativLe. Sev-
—0—
n1al contests were introduced
)y Miss L. Johnson, andRr -
LOBA Card Party
VITA DIET CAPSULES
1. Park. The -next meeting will
)e held November 20.
Last Saturday
$2.96 — 2 for $4.99
BRONCHIDA TRIO
Unit Two.
Uxat Two meltin -the church
on October 9. The
ThHuron Lodge No. 377 of
'e
,the
the
COLD CAPSULES—$1.25
I
ne0ting opened, With a reading
Ladies Orange Benevolent
Association held their regular
COUGH SYRUP -85c S2.29
),Y the leadeT, Mrs. Ken Johns-
,on, "Duty of Friendship". The
Bard party on-Salturday, Octob-
CHEST RUB -59c
I
EASI-GLOSS FLOOR, WAX
)Ian-Ast for the evening Was
er 20. Prize winners were lad,
ies, high, Mrs. Henry Sloman;
&s. G. Cantelon.
Mrs. Don Jefferson read, the
lone hands, Mrs. Mae Falcon-
45c — 2 for 89c
,cripture and lead in Psalters.er,
lirs. Don- rarn chair.-
Grieve, prog
consiolation, Mls9 Bessie
y Sloman- men, high, Henry Slo-
IDAVITE CAPSULES
nan, gave to ,tall( on Korea and
he -four (ounta-les, on the run
'man'lWe h=dfs, Wilfred Glaz-
ier; consolation, Jack MeMich-
100—$4.95 — 3 for $11.88
of East Asia.
ael. A mystery draw was won
Pillams were discussed for the
by Henry Sloman, toMwed by
SPOT REMOVER
>azaar. unit two will be in
1harge
lunch. The next card party will
be held in the lodge rooms
Reg. 40c -33c Reg. 75c -59c
of the touch and bake
and delicatessen booths. There
on SaturdaY, October 27, spore
sored by the LOL.
B R E C K HAIR SET MIST
vas further discussion about
he thankoffming, meeting to
Reg. 79c -59c
)e held November 7 at 8 p.m.
A quantity of -tete yarn, was
SALE ON FINEST
—HOLLYWOOD' WAVE SET
Imated by IhIrs. C. G. Park to
)e used, in the project of knit -
PERMANENTS
AND FREE COMB -29c
ling baby sweater sets,
The meeting -closed with
Val'Yer land' lunch was served
Reg.
SILVIKRIN SHAMPOO—Reg. 45c .......... 39c
$10.00 ONLYS6*75
w the hostesses Mrs. Stephen-
Reg.
$12.50 ONLY
SPRAZE —Reg, $1.39 .................................... 99C
•IS8.00
Sugar and Spice
All Perms. Complete
IDAVITE LIQUID -1'6 -oz, $2.49
COLLATES TOOTH PASTE
(Continued from Pbtge Two)including
Shampoo, Cut, Style, Set
nle andl allthebousewivesinthe
and.
Please. phone now for
Reg. 98c -89c Reg. 65c -57c
I
However, every skeleton bw
appointment as sale
ends Nov. 10
is closet, •-and' there's, a black
'V'o't,h,d'Z1ov8 !enmn-TAnds,,i1v=,rd in
HOUSE OF
US
CHARLES BEAUTY
Fn B. PENNEBAKER
tyre
fight Of the last two weeks, 1
mow Balt, shoWd I -be turfed
74 Victoria St.
ADMIRAL PHOTO SERVICE
nit of my present job, I could
Phone HU 2-7065
Hair. Stylfipg Cold Waving
Dial HU 2-66216 Clinton, Ont.
%
alsily. find, another: capabje,
c%vu TiOusle Keeper,
dllwg; experiented cook; good
vith, childtlen; to live in,; top
IaDaTy; 130 scrubbling.
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Ade brinks, 48 -oz, ............ 19C
DEL MONTE
Peas or Corn, 15 -oz. ...... ........ 4 for 69c
BURNS
Canned Midget Hams, 11/2 Ib. ...... .$1.39
Spam 60 Spork, 12 -oz. — ......... 2 for 89c
Red Brand
Blade Roasts 55c Ib.
Red Brand
Short Rib Roasts 65c Ib.
Tahlente
R'rndless ''Bacon 79c Ib,,
Uow Apples ............ ...... S 16-, bag 24C
Bananas .......................... ......... I lb, 249
touliflowor ........... ...... ...... .
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fish & Chios. 24,,oz ... _ -got
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All Sizes 8 to, 18
Special in our Boys' Department
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY
BO`rS IVY LEAGUE CORDUROY' SLACKS
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A Regular $5,05 Value
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