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THE SOLVING OF THE DUST ' PROBLEM A 7 Ssandard 4 ( oe 25 cents Prepaid Money back if not satis- factory Write for our "Dust Book A" It will show you how to make dusting a pleasure; how to dry- clean a silk skirt in five minutes; how to clean windows in a twinkling; how to polish pianos and highly finished furniture. HOWARD DUSTLESS DUSTER CO. 164-31 Federal St., Boston, Mass. --"NO OIL TO sOIL"-- Seniors oe ee ee One burdock root, mandrake, buchu leaves -spring tonic in 1911 by Shirley Whittington Spring cleaning got you down? Well, with a vacuum cleaner, automatic laundry equipment and miracle cleaning agents to assist you, it can't last forever. In the old days, spring cleaning was a major operation that could take a month out of the ealendar. Fortunately there was usually somebody around the house to help out - a resident maiden-aunt, or grandmother, or a hired girl - but still they had their work cut out for them. The Midland Cookbook, first published in 1911 by the Women's Auxiliary of St. was revised in 1922 by the Ladies Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Hospital, and in addition to some fascinating recipes from the kitchens of the Playfairs, the Pratts, the Horrells, Potvins, Letherbys and _ the Thompsons, there is a wealth of home main- tenance information. Reading it makes one grateful for easy-care fabrics and automatic appliances. Here are entertained in Harbour The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 523 en- tertained about - 60 members of the Georgian Club Senior Citizens in the Legion Hall on Friday evening, to a hot roast beef dinner. This is the third year the Legion members' have en- tertained the senior citizens in this manner. One of the highlights of the meal was a beautifully decorated birthday cake as the Georgian Club had ob- served their fifth birthday the previous week. The cake was cut by acting BROOKLEA oe & Dining Room Catering for Weddings, Banquets, Luncheons, Parties Meeting rooms available Highway 27 MIDLAND 526-9872 president Mr. James Bonner assisted by first vice-president Mrs. Alice Robinson. Mr. Bernard Levesque president of the branch welcomed the guests and paid tribute to what the older people in the village had con- tributed during their lives. In the course of a short talk he said as soon as possible the branch would be trying to make plans for senior citizen housing units in the village so that senior citizens unable to look after their houses would not have to leave the village. He also spoke of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Canadian Legion and spoke of their members and some of the work they were doing. Mr. Ernest Cadeau also .Stressed the need. of senior citizens housing units and commended the Legion for their interest in village activities in so many ways. Mr. James Bonner expressed ap- preciation on behalf of the Georgian Club for this hospitality and thanked' the Legion Branch for their many kindnesses to the Club. He also thanked the Legion and auxiliary the smallest, lightest, brightest eid 35mm SLR system inthe world Olympus Representative, Bruce Phillips, Will be on hand to demonstrate ------ Friday, April 9th. - From 4 P.M. - 9P.M. Saturday, April 10th.From 10 A.M. - 3 P.M: World renowned photographers, Barras Walker and Jean Irvine Walker will introduce a New Olympus OM-2. DEMONSTRATION SPECIAL - OM-1 with f/1.8 Lens and Case - $399.95 (including Skylight Filter) Rolofoto Portrait Studio ey 347 King St. Midland 526-5001 John 2 | members who worked Margaret's Church, - preparing and serving dinner. Euchre and bridge were then enjoyed. Euchre prizes went to Mrs. J. Bonner, Mr. Edgar Arbour, Mrs. L. Belfry and Mr. A. Pelletier. as you Home Gifts You'll be amazed at the scope and variety of gifts for the home ve assembled for your selection. Sensibly priced, too, in the tradition we have proudly upheld for many years. Drop in and browse. We'll welcome the Opportunity to serve ( Penetang Midland FOLEY'S. Elmvale asics Hwy. 26 COLLINGWOOD Sharon Laurie BINGO at the International Centre, Toronto FREE Bus Transportation $5500 in Prizes Bus departs Thursday's For information call ---- 4:45 pm. 5:00 pm. 5:25 pm. 926-6976 oe a er ty 1 some of the tips on good housekeeping from this venerable old volume: "When oilcloth is dull © and shows signs of wear, it will be greatly im- proved with a thin coat of varnish."' "When blacking the kitchen range, mix the blacklead with vinegar if you want it to have a really good polish." "Kerosene oil rubbed on tin tea kettles will make them like new." "Remove the stains from tea cups with ashes. To remove mildew, soak in buttermilk and spread on the grass in the sun. Clean bottles with shot. An equal mixture of turpentine, and linseed oil will remove white marks from furniture caused by water." "A quart of fine sand at two cents will do the work of three pounds of scouring soap costing five cents more. Good carpets should be brushed daily with an ordinary sweeper, and once a week with a common broom. Tea leaves should be MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1975 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING ICE THAT a Special Meeting of The ence Board of Ontario will be held COURT HOUSE BARRIE, ONTARIO. on TORSO NG cAPRICI 3th 1976 at the hour of 9:00 o' Spplicatiog for new ce with The Liq Jeence Act. 1975. and Regulations ereunder ng establishment has applied for a the type indicated, and the ation will be entertained at the dlareriectipned|locstion and tune Barrel Works Steak and Burger Restaurant Balm Beach, Tiny Township Entertainment Lounge AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any per son who is resident in the municipality and objects to any~application may file the grounds of objection in person at the time and place of the meeting or in writing to: Executive Director Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario. MSE 1A4 PEN THEATRE Thurs., Fri., Sat. Apr.8,9, 10 THE STRONGEST" MAN INTHE WORLD PLUS MR. MAJESTYK CARTOON SPORTACULAR Sat. Matinee THE STRONGEST MAN INTHE WORLD Sun., Mon., Tues. April 11, 12, 13 VIOLATED ALSO RECOMMENDATION FOR MERCY Added Sunday feature THE TEXAS MASSACRE RESTRICTED pressed tightly after they have been used and put aside to sprinkle over the carpet just ~ before sweeping. They brighten the carpets and prevent the dust from flying and Soiling the furniture and paper. While air and light are necessary to the well- being of the members of the household, it is not necessary that the sun should be allowed to stream across bright carpets, fading their delicate colours." Washing blankets seems to have been a day soap in water, the housewife added amonia to the solution and the blankets were pushed into this and left for a quarter of an hour. After they were wrung out, they were put into a fresh lot of suds and soused up and down. 'And if the blankets do not look clean," says the book, "put them through a third lot of suds."' After rinsing, they were to be shaken and hung to dry in "'a nice airy place." If all this activity gave the young homemaker a almost always yield to the tonic. Mrs. Chalmer's ounce dandelion, 2ounces strain and add % pint simultaneous application Blood Bitters were made hops, and 1 ounce whiskey and % pound of hot water to the feet this way: sasparilla. Pour three white sugar. Be careful and the back of the neck." Put together a burdock Or perhaps the whole _ root, 1 ounce mandrake, family needed a spring '» ounce buchu leaves, 1 quarts of boiling water over. Simmer six hours, not to boil and take a tablespoonful 3 times a day." ----BINGO-- ELMVALE LEGION, EVERY THURSDAY ©20 Games Reprints available 5x7 ges SxiG-- = a0 - Payable In Advance Specials *50. jackpot going every night. OFLES POOPIE SOS OE OO OO OT long activity. After making soap jelly by simmering one pound of headache, Mrs. Playfair suggested the following remedy: "Headaches STARTS FRIDAY Midland Times 525 Bay St. Elmvale Lance 15 Queen St. $ Penetanguishene Citizen. 75 Main St. Entry Fee *1.00 Refreshments THEY CALLED HIM KILLER FORCE... andnoman-- - or woman ever crossed him -- lived! TELLY SAVALAS: PETER FONDA HUGH O'BRIAN - 0.J.SIMPSON MAUD ADAMS... ; | vase eer ee ODEON THEATRE LOOK HERE FOR "Dining G Entertainment Highland Restaurant & Tavern : A FAMILY RESTAURANT WITHA ¥ FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE AND MENU ! TO SUIT ALL come in and try George's Chinese Food - Complimentary chop sticks- Call and reserve now! Fully Licensed 526-9307 King St. and Hwy 12 Midland. Dinner -- by Reservation only. Gourmet food prepared for your 342 King Street, Midland Freda $s THE ULTIMATE IN FINE CUISINE LUNCH 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. individual taste 526-4851 LAST 2 DAYS She's the call Sirl. He's the cop. = rr They both fr ae take their jobs a < seriously. DINING AROUND TOWN ..Can be full of Nice Surprises, so why not take a little drive and treat the entire family to an enjoyable Dinner at An excellent selection of choice Steaks, filets and chicken dishes served with " Marvellous Little Hot Loaves of Home 534-7214 Victoria Harbour oe Cy, I staurant Made Bread" and our" Enticing Salad Reservations-549-2120 Bar" 104 Main St., Penetang Make Your Reservation Now ! Hours : 11 a.m. to 11 p.m 4 fully licensed and « ns SPECIALITIES Charcoal Broiled Steaks Seafood & Roasts Garlic Bread Business Men's Lunch 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. R ADMITTANCE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER NITELY 7;00 and 9:00 ODEON THEATRE King St. Midland 526-5791 STEAK HOUSE & TAVERN Relax to an evening of dining and dancing with music to suit every taste. Entertain your clients, your wife or your favourite girl in the best of surroundings , AE ARC aie STEAK HOUSE & TAVERN For reservations call: Free Parkinge 771 Yonge St. Now at... 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Hours -- Mon -- Closed Tues - Sun TOWN Dock 12no00n-10p.m. 526-6622 restaurant 926-9221 S -- FISH & CHIPS "Panorama Inn, Where the. people are friendly -- the at- mosphere relaxed and comfortable. Come in soon and have a good time. Fully Licensed Business men's luncheon 2 specials daily * Featuring the organ and vocal stylings of 'Mr. Versatility' Ti (NEW IN THE BAVARIAN HOUSE a) | ce Yen jes S za) FRI.& SAT. 9 p.m-1 a.m \ )-DANCING- \ In the Newly Decorated Downstairs Room ty bee > ss) Contemporary German Disco Dieter Schirmuly =a on Music by Joe Taaks Enjoy Our Specialty of German Cuisine with a Canadian Taste \ EXCELLENT DINING FACILITIES AND A MAGNIFICENT VIEW OVERLOOKING COUNTRYSIDE St UREOY NDING GEORGI PEN ae a ALS }{ ( \ v2 Nod 12 vy Bobby Dean BAVARIAN HOUSE Hwy. 27 and Balm Beach Rd. ae ee ~~ MIDLAND 526-8483 al en hk me Oe et eo ee eee eo ee oe ee nto eae ed oe ee ee ee et oe eS OE eee 2 lee eS 66 et 5 Se eee eee oe ae eee ee ees ae 8 fk. a ae ee oe A Wednesday, April 7, 1976, Page 17