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12 U.S. Code § 1757a - Limitation on member business loans
§ 1757a.
Limitation on member business loans
(a) In generalOn and after August 7, 1998, no insured credit union may make any member business loan that would result in a total amount of such loans outstanding at that credit union at any one time equal to more than the lesser of—
1.75 times the actual net worth of the credit union; or
1.75 times the minimum net worth required under section 1790d(c)(1)(A) of this title for a credit union to be well capitalized.
(b) ExceptionsSubsection (a) does not apply in the case of—
an insured credit union chartered for the purpose of making, or that has a history of primarily making, member business loans to its members, as determined by the Board; or
(2) an insured credit union that—
serves predominantly low-income members, as defined by the Board; or
is a community development financial institution, as defined in section 4702 of this title.
(c) DefinitionsAs used in this section—
(1) the term "member business loan"—
(B) does not include an extension of credit—
that is fully secured by shares in the credit union making the extension of credit or deposits in other financial institutions;
that is described in subparagraph (A), if it was made to a borrower or an associated member that has a total of all such extensions of credit in an amount equal to less than $50,000;
the repayment of which is fully insured or fully guaranteed by, or where there is an advance commitment to purchase in full by, any agency of the Federal Government or of a State, or any political subdivision thereof; or
(2) the term "net worth"—
with respect to any insured credit union, means the credit union's retained earnings balance, as determined under generally accepted accounting principles; and
(B) with respect to a credit union that serves predominantly low-income members, as defined by the Board, includes secondary capital accounts that are—
the term "associated member" means any member having a shared ownership, investment, or other pecuniary interest in a business or commercial endeavor with the borrower.
(d) Effect on existing loans
An insured credit union that has, on August 7, 1998, a total amount of outstanding member business loans that exceeds the amount permitted under subsection (a) shall, not later than 3 years after August 7, 1998, reduce the total amount of outstanding member business loans to an amount that is not greater than the amount permitted under subsection (a).
(e) Consultation and cooperation with State credit union supervisors
In implementing this section, the Board shall consult and seek to work cooperatively with State officials having jurisdiction over State-chartered insured credit unions.
(June 26, 1934, ch. 750, title I, § 107A, as added Pub. L. 105–219, title II, § 203(a), Aug. 7, 1998, 112 Stat. 920.)
Study and Report
Pub. L. 105–219, title II, § 203(b), Aug. 7, 1998, 112 Stat. 922, provided that:
"(1)Study.—The Secretary [of the Treasury] shall conduct a study of member business lending by insured credit unions, including—
an examination of member business lending over $500,000 and under $50,000, and a breakdown of the types and sizes of businesses that receive member business loans;
a review of the effectiveness and enforcement of regulations applicable to insured credit union member business lending;
whether member business lending by insured credit unions could affect the safety and soundness of insured credit unions or the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund;
the extent to which member business lending by insured credit unions helps to meet financial services needs of low- and moderate-income individuals within the field of membership of insured credit unions;
whether insured credit unions that engage in member business lending have a competitive advantage over other insured depository institutions, and if any such advantage could affect the viability and profitability of such other insured depository institutions; and
the effect of enactment of this Act [see Short Title of 1998 Amendment note set out under section 1751 of this title] on the number of insured credit unions involved in member business lending and the overall amount of commercial lending.
"(2)NCUA cooperation.—
The National Credit Union Administration shall, upon request, provide such information as the Secretary may require to conduct the study required under paragraph (1).
Not later than 12 months after the date of enactment of this Act [Aug. 7, 1998], the Secretary shall submit a report to the Congress on the results of the study conducted under paragraph (1)."
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Pierre Balmain was born in St Jean de Maurienne, Savoie, in 1914. After the end of the war, in the autumn of 1945, having studied under the greatest couturiers of the time, Molyneux and Lucien Lelong, he opened his own Couture house and set up business in the Rue François 1er. His female clientele flocked to see him and were delighted to discover the new image of woman that he had created.
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Winding down on Agamemnon. Wondering what anyone would like to read. Kind of ready to do some narrative after nine months of Tragedy. Thinking about doing the book of Acts using Culy-Parsons[1], Fitzmyer AB, Barrett ICC, F.F.Bruce, H.A.W. Meyer, H. Alford ...
Been about 15 years since I did a long study of this book with particular attention given to the western text. Now that Codex Bezae[2] is online it would be a good project to repeat and of course I can dig out my notes from the 1990s and reuse them.
Anyone interested in doing that?
[1]Acts: A Handbook on the Greek Text of Acts. Waco, TX: Baylor University Press, 2003.


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After local atheists paid $50 to put up a banner from the Freedom From Religion Foundation in the public square in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, another local man, citing the Newtown shootings, climbed up and ripped them down. And a local TV station caught it all on film.
Several people who were working or shopping in downtown Wilkes-Barre and saw the banner told Newswatch 16 that they were offended by the group's message.
"It's a shame that someone has to protrude such hatred on such a beautiful holiday season, just because they don't have the same thoughts or ideas as the majority of people who live in the area," said Alyson Bartoloma.
Shortly before 4 p.m. on Thursday, a man who identified himself as Joe McDonald climbed about 30 feet up the sculpture, cut two wires holding one end of the banner, and left it dangling in the wind alongside an American flag that he had placed on the scaffolding.
"I just think in the light of the elementary school massacre in Connecticut, that we shouldn't be divided as a country over petty stuff like is there a God or isn't there a God," said McDonald. "If they wanted to put the sign down here with us, that's fine because we're united. But to put it above everybody? No, it's symbolic."
Update: In fact, four similar signs have now been vandalized or stolen, including two of them here in Michigan.
Oh, and here's an entirely innocuous sign from a secular group in Virginia. It was spray painted and then burned.


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By Frannie Carr
June 15, 2011
BOSTON — A federal jury has convicted former Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi of conspiracy and other charges in a scheme to steer two state contracts worth $17.5 million to a software firm in exchange for payments to the powerful lawmaker and two friends.
In addition to being found guilty of conspiracy and extortion, DiMasi was convicted of theft of honest services by fraud.
"This is applied in cases — like DiMasi's — where prosecutors feel they can prove that a politician has deprived his constituents of his honest services," said Sarah Kelly, an attorney who specializes in white-collar crime at Boston law firm Nutter McClennen & Fish, in an interview with WGBH's Emily Rooney.
Okay, but what does that mean?
Jurors wondered that very same thing on Tuesday when they asked Judge Mark Wolf to repeat his instructions.
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year raised some of the same questions about the vague standard of honest services – and prompted the high court to raise the burden of proof.
That ruling, in the case of former Enron executive Jeffrey Skilling, concluded that a failure to disclose a conflict of interest doesn't necessarily constitute a crime.
"When the Supreme Court heard Skillings' case, they curtailed the statute quite a bit, saying it couldn't just be a deprivation of honest services. What the government had to prove was that the person being prosecuted — the defendant — had to either have taken a bribe or a kickback," Kelly said.
But as the focus shifts to DiMasi's sentencing, which is set for August 18, Kelly says since it's still "unclear what constitutes a bribe or a kick-back (under honest services) there's still going to be fighting among the government and the defense attorneys as to what exactly constitutes this statute."
DiMasi faces up to 25 years in jail.
According to the Boston Globe, DiMasi's is the first full honest services case to go to trial since the Skillings ruling in June 2010.
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Eunice Laura Cast-Clubb
Nov. 5, 1921 - Feb. 11, 2013
Eunice Laura Cast-Clubb passed away at the age of 91 on February 11, 2013. Eunice was born in
Houston, Oklahoma to William and Edna Ollar November 5, 1921. She was a long time member of First Missionary Baptist Church of Woodbridge. Eunice enjoyed quilting and spending time in her garden tending to her vegetables and flowers. Eunice loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Eunice was preceded in death by her parents John William and Edna Maybelle Ollar, 17 siblings, her first husband of 43 years
Grady Hugh Clubb and her second husband Jessie Cast, children: Norma McDonald, Donald Clubb, and Ronald Clubb, and grandchildren; Kennith David Waddle and Franklin Grady Clubb. Eunice is survived by her children: Kennith Clubb of Santa Rosa, Joyce (Jim) Shetler of Galt, Chris (Dan) Halsell of Ione. She also leaves behind 19 grandchildren and many great grandchildren.
Visitation will be held from 4-8 pm Saturday, February 23, 2013 at Cherokee Memorial Funeral Home, 831 E. Industrial Way, Lodi. Graveside services will be held 1:30 pm Sunday, February 24, 2013 in the Garden of Memories at Cherokee Memorial Park, Hwy 99 & Harney Ln., Lodi. Cherokee Memorial Funeral Home is honored to serve the Cast-Clubb
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Mushkin Ridgeback 998827 PC3 12800 3x2GB Review
With memory being such a vital component in your PC, it is important that the kit you choose be able to produce the performance you require. Of course, picking which set best fits your needs can be difficult as there are many companies and manufacturers of performance memory to choose from. Many have good reputations and stand behind their products, but not all of them have the fifteen years of experience and the out standing line-up that Mushkin has. This Denver base company has over the years released memory that is fast, stylish, highly overclockable, hand tested and comes included with a lifetime warranty. Some of their more popular series to date are have been the Redline and Blackline, which were highly regarded for their performance and overclocking ability making them a hot commodity for enthusiasts looking for a product that could best meet their extreme demands. The set of memory that we are going to be looking at today is a 6GB triple-channel kit from Mushkin, that includes their all new Ridgeback heatspreader. The Ridgeback is designed to offer optimal heat transfer and still be low profile enough to easily fit in any setup. Before even getting this set out of the packaging I can already tell you that Mushkin has delivered on the looks and if appearance were indicator for performance, we could stop the review here and award the gold. However since this isn't the case we'll have to put them though our testbed and see if this new line can perform as good as it looks.
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The Mushkin Ridgeback kit comes packaged in standard retail plastic casing, that has the companies color of choice (green) throughout it. Since the packaging is clear, all three of the sticks of memory are fully visible from the front, allowing you to look at the new Rigdeback design before even opening the blister pack. The backside of the packaging is very basic and in place of having listed specifications and features here, you instead find a step-by-step guide of how to properly install the memory into your motherboards DIMM sockets. That's about it for the packaging, so nothing to fancy or over the top, but it is functional and completely serves it purpose.
The new Ridgeback heatspreader is solid black, has a fin array at the top and is identical on each side, even face down having the Mushkin logo facing the same way on each side. On one side though, you will find the information stick, which provides you with the model number, size of memory, voltage needed and timings. The information on the sticker lists this a a 6GB triple-channel DDR3 1600MHz kit with timings of 8-8-8-24 requiring the voltage be set at 1.65v. With the i7 line of processors having the memory controller incorporated directly into the chip Intel states that 1.65v is the max rating that the processor can support without risk of damage to the CPU, so the 1.65v limit on this kit of memory fits nicely within Intel's voltage requirements.
The new Rideback design is very pleasing the eye and thanks to its design, should ensure your memory stays running nice and cool. To transfer heat, the heat spreader on the kit applies the proper amount of pressure to the memory, by using a counter sunk screw design that allows for much more accuracy than a the standard securing method. With this accurate amount of pressure, the high-quality thermal pad has proper contact with each memory chip, allowing heat to transfer away from the memory and onto the heat spreader. Now we all know heat travels up, so to create more surface area to release the heat, the Riddgeback utilizes a ridged fin array. The shape of the fin array is the same as the greater than sign that Mushkin uses with their logo and with it leading to the logo on the top it not only looks cool, but almost gives a tire tread look to them from the top as well.
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Heavy downpour blamed for collapse of vacant Bethlehem buiilding
September 13. 2013 8:02AM
BETHLEHEM – A large vacant building fronting Route 302 will be torn down today after a large portion of it collapsed during Thursday night's torrential downpour.
?We're getting ready to take the whole building down,? Fire Chief Jack Anderson said Friday morning.
He said about two inches of rain fell in a half-hour Thursday night, causing the already deteriorating and leaking roof to collapse into the third and then the second floors, where water had pooled from the downpour.
?A little more of it came down at 2:30 a.m.? today, he said.
The 50-by-150-foot building, erected in the late 1800s, has been vacant for several years but previously housed a pizza parlor and multiple businesses, according to Anderson.
A crew from Spears Brothers Building and Wrecking in Laconia is on its way to demolish the building.
Anderson said he expected the building, which is four stories in one section, and three in another, will be on the ground by the end of the day although the rubble will not be cleared out.
The building is located near the juncture of Routes 142 and 302. A section of Route 302 was closed down as a safety precaution.


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Military Memoirs are always useful to read. True, depending on the author style they might not always be the most rivetting, but what better than reading about what happened from the horses mouth? Here the wartime memoirs of Alastair Timpson, an officer with the Long Range Desert Group, have been admirably edited by Andrew Gibson-Watt.
Timpson joined the Long Range Desert Group early in the Desert War, and became a commander of one of the patrols. He gained a reputation for sharing the dangers and discomforts – not something that British Officers have always been known for. Indeed, his memoirs show a real connection with his men – something that was obviously crucial in the close-knit work behind enemy lines. He comes across as a level-headed, sensible man who was also more than happy to take the fight to the enemy when necessary. History would suggest that these qualities are an ideal combination for a special forces officer. The Group's war was spent very much out in the Desert, conducting raids, attacking airfields, transporting the SAS, and most notably, carrying out observation on Axis supply routes and giving useful intelligence to the High Command. There are some incredibly stories here, made all the more incredibly by Timpson's modest style of writing. His story of his observation post being camped on by a German convoy, and his subsequent escape, is breathtaking.
But its not all about the action. Timpson writes about the ever present North African flies, the monotony of Bully Beef, the shortage of drinking water, relations with the indigenous Arabs and Bedouin, the relations between the Germans and Italians (who seemed to despise each other), and the nasty illnesses that could be contracted in the desert. These kinds of details add colour to our understanding of what it must have been like to serve in North Africa. Of course, we can never KNOW exactly what it was like – this is something of a cliche – but we can get pretty close to it. And in some ways, this is more important to history than knowing who fought who where and when.
As the Desert War came to a close when the allies defeated Rommel, Timpson returned to his Scots Guards Battalion. In some ways this was a wise move, for the Long Range Desert Group's role raison detre had vanished, and it saw little fighting after 1943. However, whilst serving with his Battalion in Italy Timpson was seriously wounded at Monte Camino, and after a long recovery fought no more. Fortunately, Timpson kept meticulous notes, intending them to be of interest to his family. After his death, however, his son realised that they would interest a much wider audience, and offered them for publication.
A few things struck me whilst reading this book. Firstly, if only the members of Bravo Two Zero had read it before they set off for their ill-fated patrol in the Gulf. The Long Range Desert Group proved that you CAN operate vehicles behind enemy lines in the Desert. And vehicles – in this case heavily armed Jeeps and supporting trucks – were surprisingly easy to hide, and also packed a serious punch. The original SAS reverted to Jeeps after their attempts at airborne drops were a disaster. The history was there for all to read, so why did Bravo Two Zero insist on going in on foot, against all the evidence? On the other hand, Peter Ratcliffe was the SAS's Regimental Sergeant Major in the Gulf, and his book 'Eye of the Storm' could be interchanged with Timpson's – the tactics are exactly the same.
Secondly, that the British Army in the Western Desert gave birth to all manner of private armies in the toing and froing with Rommel's Afrika Korps. The SAS, the Long Range Desert Group, Popski's Private Army, the SBS, Layforce, the Special Raiding Squadron and also Army Commandos also fought in the Western Desert. It was an incredibly untidy situation, with all kinds of units and men operating at any given time. Most of these units seem to have formed independently and organically, with a particular officer developing his own 'baby'. The extent to which their work was co-ordinated and the degree to which these units worked together would be interesting to research.
Finally, Timpson's experiences are an illustration of the Brigade of Guard's role in the British Army. One of the Long Range Desert Group's Squadrons – G Squadron, G for Guards – was comprised solely of Guardsmen, with one patrol from the Coldstream Guards, and another from the Scots Guards. This recruiting policy was strictly adhered to, to the extent that the men seem to have been perplexed when some Grenadier Guards were sent to join them! This is a prime example of the age-old dilemma between capbadge loyalty and flexibility.
I found this a very interesting and enjoyable bo0k indeed. And not only that, but also thought-provoking – which is never a bad thing. It should appeal both to fans of special forces and current-day soldiers alike.
In Rommel's Backyard is published by Pen and Sword


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Annual accounts
UK decision to invoke Article 50 of the TEU: More information
As of 30 March 2019, all EU law will cease to apply to the UK, unless a ratified withdrawal agreement establishes another date, or the European Council and the UK decide unanimously to extend the two-year negotiation period. For more information about the legal repercussions for businesses:
Keeping annual accounts is not only a legal obligation, it enables you to monitor the health of your business by keeping track of receipts and expenses. Companies with limited liability doing business in the EU, whatever the size, have to prepare a set of financial statements and file it with the relevant national business register.
If you are self-employed or if your business is incorporated in a type with unlimited liability, your business is not regulated by EU rules: you should check the rules which have been decided by each Member State.
Simple rules for small businesses
If you are a small company (not more than 50 employees), the financial statements comprise only a balance sheet, a profit and loss account, and a few explanatory notes. A Member State may additionally require an audit and a management report.
Extra-simple rules for micro-companies
Micro-companies are those which have:
- Not more than 10 employees.
- Balance sheet total below EUR 350 000
- Net turnover below EUR 700 000
Member States may set lower amounts: please check in any case the relevant figures. If your small business exceeds 2 of these 3 criteria for 2 consecutive years, the rules of small companies will apply!
Depending on the Member State where you are located, the extra-simple regime for micro-companies may feature the following:
- Reduced information in the notes to the accounts - any item explained at the foot of the balance sheet need not be explained in the annual report
- Simplified publication of your accounts - they can be sent to a single national authority, such as your tax authority, which publishes them on your behalf
- Simplified layout for the balance sheet and profit & loss statement
- No obligation to calculate year-end accruals and prepayments - except for costs of raw materials and consumables, staff, value adjustments and tax
Even though these simplified rules are permitted by the EU law, not all EU countries apply them.
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Under the EU's legislation, all listed EU companies must prepare their consolidated accounts in accordance with a single set of global standards - the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Most Member States also permit the IFRS for the consolidated accounts of non-listed companies. In addition, some Member States have decided to permit or require the IFRS for individual financial statements of certain companies.
These standards are developed by an independent accounting body, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and then adopted by the EU.
Rules for non-EU businesses
To reduce the costs and complexity of trade for all parties, the EU is working towards global convergence of accounting rules. It does so by encouraging non-EU firms trading with the EU to produce their financial reports on the basis of the International Financial Reporting Standards or equivalent national accounting standards.
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If the driver has three or four alcohol- or drug-related convictions but no serious driving offense in the last 25 years, the DMV will deny the application for five years beyond the statutory revocation period if the applicant's license was revoked for a reason other than an alcohol- or drug-related offense, and restore the applicant's license after that additional period as a "restricted" license limiting the applicant's driving to travel to and from work or medical visits.
Repeat DUI offenders whose driver's licenses are suspended or revoked will no longer be able to get their licenses reinstated early by completing DMV's drinking driver program.
According to the DMV, more than 50,000 drivers with valid or suspended licenses have three or more alcohol-related convictions, and 15,000 of those drivers had three or more alcohol-related convictions in the last 20 years.


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Just received an email that Apple's having a big sale online.
Here's the skinny:
"Shopping event is available only at the Apple Online Store on November 23 from 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. PST and at Apple Retail Stores. Check your local Apple Retail Store for special hours. Sale prices are limited to stock on hand and while supplies last. Some products or promotions are not available outside the U.S. Product specifications are subject to change."
Here's the deals:
Engraving and gift wrapping free for any Ipod you buy.
Save up to $100 when you buy a new Mac with a printer.
Get free shipping on all gift guide items.
Here's the gift guide URL.
The sale site not only includes Apple products, it also includes products from other companies.
Take the 10.1 MP, dSLR camera, the Canon Digital Rebel XTi EOS Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm Lens, for example.
Lens and body is going for $799.95 on the on the Apple sale site.
The camera body rates a whooping 95 at wize.com.


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George Osborne (right), president of Artpark & Company and former chairman of the Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce, handed over the meeting gavel to the new board chairman, Richard J. Haight PE, vice president of engineering at Advanced Design Group of Lewiston. Haight led the first board meeting of the year for the chamber on Wednesday at the Lewiston Village Pub and Restaurant.
Future board meetings will be held at the new Cornerstone Community Federal Credit Union Community Room starting in February.


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Coming Events...
The Annual Benefit Auction sponsored by North Rome Christian School will be held on Saturday, June 1, beginning at 10 a.m. at the former Five Star Building on Rt. 187N in Wysox. Auctioneer Howard Visscher will conduct the bidding on a large variety of new and used items. Also available throughout the day will be a Yard Sale, four large Silent Auction sessions, direct sales vendors, children's activities, concession stands and bake sale. For information, please contact the school at 570-247-2800. S21-2c/R21-2c
Bake Sales
Bake Sale, Saturday, May 25, 8 a.m. until ? at Connie's Market, Rt. 6, Wyalusing, sponsored by "Rowdy Ross's" Relay for Life team to benefit American Cancer Society. R18-4p/S19-3p
Chicken barbecue on Saturday, May 25 in the Penmart parking lot. Chickens ready at 11 a.m. Benefit the Wyalusing Area Youth Group Summer Mission trip to Boston. R20-2p/S21p
First Annual "Eric's Ride" Motorcycle Run. This is a 85 mile poker run on June 22, starting at Ernie's Restaurant and Lounge, Stevensville. Registration, 9:30 to 10:30. Cost is $20 driver, $10 rider, includes tshirt, ride and pork BBQ dinner. All proceeds going to Eric Latini's Scholarship Fund. (Eric tragically died in a motorcycle accident.) Register at email@example.com or call 570- 746-1897. R17-9p/S18-7p
True Friends Animal Welfare Center will hold a benefit walk "In Memory of Zeus" on Sunday, June 2 at 1 p.m. at their location on Route 706 and 29 in Montrose. All proceeds benefit the True Friend's medical fund. Pledge forms at the shelter or email them at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Shirley Allis Benefit (to help defray medical costs). Bake Sale, Chinese Auction, Chicken Barbecue on Sunday, June 9 at Rome VFW, 11 to 5. All donations welcome. For more information, Cathy Allis Cook, 607- 205-7305 or Cheri Vanostrand, 570-395-3193. S20-4p/R20-4p
Blood Drive
The American Red Cross is sponsoring Blood Drives at Wyalusing Fire Hall, May 23, 1 to 6 p.m.; June 11, Ulster Fire Company, 1 to 6 p.m.; June 13, Hurley's Towanda, 1 to 5 p.m.; June 24, St. Basil's, Dushore, 1 to 6 p.m.
Monthly Breakfast at the Herrickville Fire Hall, Sunday, May 26, 2013, 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. All you can eat: pancakes, French toast, ham, sausage, eggs, home fries, sausage gravy and biscuits, coffee, orange juice, real maple syrup and sugar-free syrup. Adults, $7; children to 12 years, $3; preschool, free. Benefit: Herrick Twp. Vol. Fire Co. - Dept. 4. S1tfc/R1tfc
Fly-In, Drive-In Breakfast and Touch-A-Truck event on Sunday, June 9 at the Bradford County Airport in Towanda. Breakfast from 7 a.m. to noon. Adults, $6; children 5-10, $3; under 5, free. Big Brothers/Big Sisters will be there with a Touch-a-Truck event from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. where kids of all ages have a chance to see and touch trucks, big and small. Call 570-265-4900 for additional information. S20-4c/R20-4c
Beginning on June 2 at 6 p.m. and continuing on Sunday evenings throughout the summer, parts of the DVD series, "Christian Faith in American History" will be shown during each evening service at the Evergreen Christian Church, New Albany.
The June Vesper Service will be held on Sunday, June 9 at 5 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 276 Church St., Montrose.
Clam Bakes
Knights of Columbus Clam Bake, Saturday, June 8. Donation of $23 per ticket includes 6 doz. clams, steak and sausage sandwich, beer and soda. Served from 2 to 6 p.m. at St. Francis Pavilion, Mildred. Limited tickets available until May 25 at Dushore Agway or Bill's Hardware, Dushore or call Paul, 579-928-8911 or Ron, 746- 9498. Everyone welcome. Proceeds benefit local activities. Knights of Columbus, Dushore, Wyalusing and Mildred Council 12406. S21p/R21p
The Stevensville Community Club will host a second AARP Driver's Safety Course on June 6 and 7, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the hall. Sign up and sharpen your driving skills by calling Luke at 570-746-3188.
Annual Old Home Day chicken and biscuit dinner at 11:30 a.m., Saturday, May 25 at New Era UM Church on Rienze Road. Adults, $6; under 12, $3; preschool, free. S20-2p/R20-2p
Tunkhannock Business and Professional Women's brunch to honor Janet MacKay, executive director of Victims Resources as Woman of the Year 2013 will take place on Saturday, June 1 at the Tunkhannock Moose at 9:30 a.m. To make reservations, call Mary Bishop at 570-836-2431 before Tuesday, May 28.
Donations Needed
Dime Social, Saturday, June 8 from 2 p.m. to whenever at Stevensville Community Hall. Boy Scout Troop 4 of Camptown is looking for donations for their upcoming Dime Social. Spring cleaning? Downsizing? Think of us. Donations can be picked up or dropped off. Contact Quentin at 570-746-1609 or Irene at 607-221-0337.
Free family movie to be shown at Mt. Pisgah on Friday, May 31. Come to the Hilltop Pavilion at dusk to watch "Wild America." For more information, contact the park office at 570-297-2734.
The Blue Heron Art Gallery, 20 Main St., Wyalusing announces a Call for Artists. Artists joining the gallery as a member for 2013-14 season will be able to join in the summer show for free. Artist membership is $35; student membership, $15. Up to four works accepted: any medium; any genre. Deadline for joining is June 11. Summer shows begin on June 15 and runs until Aug. 15. For more information, www.wyalusingartgallery.com or email artistic director, Karen Black at email@example.com or 570-746-4922. R21-3c/S22-3c
Farmers' Market
Wyalusing Farmers' Market opening June 7 at the plaza by First Liberty Bank on Rt. 6, Wyalusing. Open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with fresh produce and handcrafted items. Will be open every Friday from June through October. For more information, call 570-363-2081. R21-3c/S22-2c
Memorial Day Bluegrass Festival May 24-27 at Wrench Wranch, Rt. 201, Coventryville, NY. For directions or information, call 607-748-6671 or 570-869- 2031, Website is www.freewebs.com/pennybluegrass.
For Your Information
Events at Woodbourne Forest and Wildlife Sanctuary, Rt. 29, Dimock. May 25, 7 a.m. to noon; Bird Walk and North American Migratory Bird County, May 11, 8 a.m. to noon.
Bookmobile Schedule May 28, BLaST IU 17, 9 a.m.; Bradford Co. Manor, 1 p.m. May 29, Park Place Apts., Wyalusing, 9 a.m.; Wyalusing Library, 10:30 a.m.; Sugar Run P.O., 1 p.m. Wysox C&N Bank parking lot, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Quilt Show program featuring Linda Salitrynski's quilts at the Blue Heron Gallery, 20 Main St., Wyalusing on May 28 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Talk will be presented at 7 p.m. S20-2c/R20-2c
If your child happened to miss kindergarten registration at Wyalusing's elementary school, they have selected May 24 as a makeup date. They ask that you call them in advance at 570-746-1206 to set up an appointment.
Endless Mountains Amateur Radio Club will hold their annual field day at the Emergency Services Building, 3880 SR 6 East, Tunkhannock on June 22 from 1 to 8 p.m. and June 23, 7 a.m. until noon. Learn about radio communications and become a ham yourself. For further information, call Al, 570-836-5030 or Joe, 207- 0070.
Meeting Notices
S.O.S. Al-Anon — Family Group will meet on Fridays at 7 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church, Hopkins Street, Sayre.
Recovery House Meetings — AA Group of Towanda meets Mon.-Fri., noon; Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat., 8 p.m., Sun., 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. NA meetings are held Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Speaker meeting every first Sunday, 8 p.m. All meetings at 205 Main St., Towanda (please use rear, lower entrance).
Compassionate Friends — of the Endless Mountains will hold their meetings on the second Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. in the Endless Health Community Center, Montrose. TCF is open to all families who have lost a child from any cause at any age. There are no membership dues or fees of any kind. For more information, call 965-0901 (evenings) or 278- 1658 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Al-Anon meetings in Tunkhannock: Endless Serenity Al-Anon Family Group on Monday, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, 7 p.m., Saturday, noon. All meetings are held at the Tunkhannock UM Church Education Bldg., second floor.
Diabetes Support Group - meeting the first Thursday of every month at the Guthrie Clinic office in Towanda beginning at 5:30 p.m. There is no charge and all diabetics and family members are welcome. For more information, call Dawn at Guthrie Clinic at 570- 265-6165 during regular business hours.
TOPS PA #1134 — Laceyville, meets each Tuesday evening at the Braintrim Baptist Church in Laceyville. Weigh-ins from 5:15 to 6 p.m., meeting from 6-7 p.m. For more information, call 965-2493 or 869-1834. Toll-free 1- 800-932-8677.
AA Meeting — Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in the basement of the Wyalusing Presbyterian Church. Open meeting, nonsmoking.
MOPS — Mothers of Preschoolers meet every first and third Wed. of the month from 9 to 11 a.m., September through May. Meetings are held at the First Presbyterian Church, 5 Court St., Towanda. All mothers of preschoolers are welcome. Child care is provided for children, ages infant through five years old. For more information, contact the church at 570-265-5575.
Towanda-Wysox Kiwanis Club meets every second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Weigh Station Café at 7:30 a.m. in Towanda. They find ways to help the children in the community. Contact Eileen Sheets at 570-265-2350 for more information.
Addictions to Victory. Faithbased support for addictions. Program will be held the first and third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at New Generation Church, Milan, 570-888- 1967.
The Wyalusing Masonic Lodge No. 618 meets at 7:30 p.m. on the third Monday of each month at the Lodge Hall, 158 Church St., Wyalusing. For more information, call 570-721- 0008.
AA meeting, Friday evenings at 8 p.m. at the Standing Stone Vesper Church spiritual building, River Road, Standing Stone Township. Open meeting, nonsmoking.
Grief Support Group: Jan.- Dec. 2013. A bereavement support group meets monthly, the last Tuesday of each month from 3 to 4:30 p.m. This group is open to those who have experienced loss and is facilitated by Trudy Ventello, LSW, a social worker with Memorial Hospital's Hospice program. The meetings are located in the library in the lower level of Memorial Hospital in Towanda. Any questions, call 570-268-2233.
Come Join the Depression Support Group at the Herrickville Fire Hall, first and third Thursday of the month at 2 p.m. For more information, contact Colleen Taylor, 570-746- 3021.
The June meeting of the Birthday Club will be held on Tuesday, June 4 at noon at the Original Italian Pizza parlor in Wyalusing. Birthday girl is Ruby Boyanowski. Baker is Eileen.
Towanda Area Senior Citizens will meet Thursday, June 6 at noon. The Wysox Presbyterian Church Sewing Society will serve a ham loaf dinner. Reservations must be made by calling Ruth Cleveland at 570- 265-2581.
Endless Mountains Railroad Club will meet Saturday, June 8 at 6 p.m. at the home of Mike DePaola, just north of Dimock on Rt. 29. Watch for sign. New members always welcome. For more information, see the website at the following: http://emmrrc.wix.com/trains .
Pig Roasts
Pig Roast (whole pig) on Saturday, June 22 from 1 to 5 p.m. at American Legion Post 534, Wyalusing. All you can eat and beverage provided, $15 per person. (Only 150 tickets available.) Tickets can be picked up at Legion or call 570-746-1772. Horseshoe tournament-Draw for partners. Open to public. R21-4c/S21-4c
The Rush Alumni Banquet will be held on Saturday, June 1 at the Fairdale United Methodist Church at noon. Dinner will be at 1 p.m., $12/person. Anyone who attended Rush School is welcome. Please make reservations by May 24. Contact Tom Curley, 1637 Guiton Rd., Montrose, PA 18801. R20-2p
WVHS Class of 1983. This year's reunion will be held on June 22 at the park in Wyalusing from 1 to 4 p.m. Meat, drinks and tableware provided. Families welcome to come, just bring a dish to pass. Any questions, contact Deb Sands, 570-250-8030 or Dan Allen via facebook.
The New Albany Children's Fund is sponsoring the Annual Charlie Wiles Fishing Derby on June 1, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Behrend-Wiles pond in New Albany. Community youngsters from four to 13 are invited to come out with their fishing poles, tackle boxes and bait. In addition to free fishing, the day will feature food and beverage, prize drawings and a casting contest.
Annual Herb Trail, May 25. Visit the following businesses: The Cabin Country Store, Shades of White, Ernie's Restaurant and Lounge and Dotti-Lou Meats to receive a free potted herb with purchase. 570-746-3461. R21c
Donations needed of glassware for the Wyalusing Carnival dime pitch. Donations can be left by the double doors at the fire hall. Limited pick-up is available for elderly/homebound by call 570-721-1265.
Yard Sales
All-Over-Town Yard Sales and Sidewalk Sales in Wyalusing, June 15. Call or stop by chamber to get on map, 570-746- 4922. Free for chamber members. $3 for non-members. Deadline to be on map, June 10. S20-4c/R20-4c
Community Wide Yard Sale, — Forkston, Mehoopany, Jenningsville, Lovelton areas. Sponsored by the Forkston Grange on Saturday, June 1 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pick up your maps and refreshments all day at the Grange Hall in Forkston. For information or to get on the map, call 570-833- 2386. Sponsored by Forkston Grange. S21-2c/R21-2c
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127 Responses
| Admin - response to next week's flyer
commented on Mar 6 2014 11:23AM
|Hi Michael,
Thanks for the support. The No Frills flyer for the next week usually comes out a day before before the current week's flyer expires. On every Thursday the new flyer will be available, so using your example, it would be available on Feb. 13th
| Glenn - County Fair Plazza access to No Frills
commented on Feb 17 2014 9:41AM
|Why is there no access to the No Frills from the County Fair shopping mall in Thunder Bay? No Frills appears to have isolated itself and does not want me as a customer. I do my main shopping at Walmart, but would like to pick up some items at No Frills. However, due to the location of the entrance to the new No Frills I will not go through the trouble of the great distance from the mall. Sorry No Frills I will not be shopping at your store anytime soon.
| Michael Bakker - Trying to locate next week's flyer
commented on Feb 12 2014 9:12PM
|Great site. Why are we unable to locate next week's No Frills flyer? (Feb 14-20) Today is Feb. 12th. Thanks.
| normal - Alizee response
commented on Jan 9 2014 7:18AM
|No frills does not accept visa-company policy and yes please shop somewhere else- Im sick of waiting for people to find their card while in line- if you dont have the money -DONT SHOP! period!
| alizee - no frills that accept visa credit cards
commented on Dec 20 2013 2:10AM
|does anyone know which no frills stores in Toronto accept Visa as a form of payment? Or are they going to lose me as a customer too cause this is so annoying when u go shopping and u used everything on your bank debit card and don't have a mastercard but do have a Visa and are trying to buy groceries at no frills?
| joe romao - cell phone promotion with Public Mobile
commented on Oct 28 2013 9:55AM
|can you advise as to which store has the cell phone promotion with Public Mobile
| TARA SEED - how to apply for jobs at the new thunder bay store
commented on Oct 23 2013 2:56PM
|went today to apply at the store but the workers outside said it is closed.once again thi is in thunder bay ontario
| Wannetta
commented on Oct 21 2013 4:15AM
|My favorite place to shop!
| Anne Simister - New on-line flyer
commented on Oct 18 2013 7:10AM
|It used to be very easy to navigate in your flyer. Now with the new setup it is nearly impossible. Please restore your previous, flowing pages. I will not be using this page unless it reverts. I will have to depend on the flyer delivered only. Regards, Anne.
| t frils
commented on Oct 17 2013 6:20AM
| Vidya - Cashiers
commented on Oct 16 2013 1:22PM
|No Frills is great for saving money but they need open more checkout counters at busy periods. I used to go to the one at Malvern but when it takes you longer to check out than it does to shop, you need to go somewhere else. Anyone living in east Scarborough, go to the one on Port Union Rd, never had to wait in line for more than 10 minutes.
| lakisha - how my home was save
commented on Oct 11 2013 4:05AM
|i just want to share my experience and testimony here.. i was married for 4 years to my husband and all of a sudden, another woman came into the picture.. he started hailing me and he was abusive..but i still loved him with all my heart and wanted him at all cost…then he filed for divorce..my whole life was turning apart and i didn't know what to do..he moved out of the house and abandoned the kids.. so someone told me about trying spiritual means to get my husband back and introduced me to a spell caster…so i decided to try it reluctantly..although i didn't believe in all those things… then when he did the special prayers and spell, after 2days, my husband came back and was pleading..he had realized his mistakes..i just couldn't believe it.. anyways we are back together now and we are happy..in case anyone needs this man, his email address firstname.lastname@example.com his spells is for a better life. again his email is email@example.com
| Sonam - Customer service sucks...
commented on Oct 4 2013 6:42PM
|My mom bought a astro yogurt on sept 27 and it's expired on sept 4..my mom couldn't read properly but she trusted the store n bought it...so when she brought it at home and she started to eat then after few days later I found out that she is eating expired product plus she has been complaining of severe abdomen pain and we also went to clinic...today I went to no frill at park dale and talk to manager...I didn't like the way how she handled it..her customer service sucks..no apology or nothing...she just point me at cashier and told me to get refund which I don't really care of refund..I just wanted to let them know there are few old people who don't know how to read so let the staff make aware of the mistake....I don't do much shopping...my mom does all the grocery shopping so now am worried..
| Corado Gondzales
commented on Aug 15 2013 1:30PM
|Come on guys, no one is perfect, they plan the best they can and and sometimes they drop the ball, we all do, me first. But I tell you this the end of year your saving will be put money in your pocket to spent anyway you want. No Frills thank you for good food for cheap price. Continue I'm back next week again.
| abby - love the store
commented on Jul 27 2013 6:05AM
|i love no frills.they are friendly and i save large money by shopping there. All other grocery stores rob your savings
| james - what are the hours
commented on May 31 2013 4:30PM
|what are the hours
| Noni - sale items are all gone the first day by evening
commented on Apr 30 2013 9:51AM
|yah dats nofrills the sale items are all gone the very first day by evening.(shepard & kennedy)or anywhere in scarborough! lol...why do they have so less of a stock up of the items .is becuz they just want to lure people by showing one item and when it is not available they end up buying other stuff!!1NOT GOOD
| mary - please
commented on Mar 23 2013 11:44AM
|please put a no frills store in gander newfoundland.
| Mike Latendresse - No Name laundry products
commented on Jan 28 2013 5:35AM
|I would like to see more no name or cheaper laundry products regularly sold in your chain stores.
| Not Me Again at That Store - Price Match
commented on Dec 24 2012 7:20AM
|A few weekends ago I price matched some grocery items at the NoFrills located at Mavis and Steels in Brampton, Ontario and the cashier defaced my flyers by scratching over the items with a black marker. When asked why she was marking on my flyer she said it was their POLICY to prevent me from price matching those same items at another time.
Since then and before I have shopped-and-compared at many places including other No Frills stores and that has never happened to me before.
I have never felt more unwelcome at any store before.
I left the store wondering if this was personal or is it really a policy for No Frills to embarrass it's customers.
| Tuna
commented on Oct 19 2012 7:06PM
""" Lucy commented on May 23 2012 5:05AM
Tried to price match at Mikes NO FRILLS in Port Dover.What a farce.We don't price match items that r at other store if they r on sale 3@ what ever price.Our cashier doesn't know how to break it down at the cash register.OK so dividing the product by 3 is a hard task.take down the sign if u don't price match.FALSE ADVERTISEMENT>>>>>>>>>> """
Its not false advertising, I worked at nofrills when this whole price match came into effect. The main rule to it was we dont support buy 1 get 1 free or 2 for 1... things like that. Its clearly and easy to read on the back of every single flier. We should be able to charge ya more just for not reading the rules to price match.
| pixles Dumas - unethical advetising
commented on Oct 7 2012 1:28PM
|No Frills have sales and they plaster the counter with low price tags. It makes you think the low price refers to the item on display ,but the price tag is usually for something placed on top above having nothing to do with the sale item. It is a total deception and planned to catch your eye
| Zoltan Lugosi - no numbers
commented on Oct 7 2012 12:34PM
|I am trying t find out the stor hours for a local No ,Frills but there are no phone numbers to call. No listings in the yellow pages! The telephone operator couldn't even help me. ARE YOUR TELEPHONES SECRETLY LISTED SOMEWHERE?
| slimeball detector
commented on Jul 13 2012 9:37AM
|Please note: if you see ads placed here which have absololutely nothing to do with grocery shopping, avoid them like the plague. Those individuals posting irrelevant crap here have no respect for the purpose of this site. Therefore, it's hard to imagine them respecting you in any business transaction.
| Frills - Unable to access flyer
commented on Jun 18 2012 6:49PM
|Alexis-I have a similar problem. Ihave been told by my ISP that the problem is using the IE6 Browser. You should upgrade to IE8 or IE9. I have not tried this yet so I can't confirm.
| Alexis
commented on Jun 1 2012 12:44AM
|I love to get my weekly flyers at this site but for 2 weeks I cannot open the No Frills flyer. It goes only to province and no furthur. All other flyers are viewable. Please correct this. TY
| Lucy
commented on May 23 2012 5:05AM
|Tried to price match at Mikes NO FRILLS in Port Dover.What a farce.We don't price match items that r at other store if they r on sale 3@ what ever price.Our cashier doesn't know how to break it down at the cash register.OK so dividing the product by 3 is a hard task.take down the sign if u don't price match.FALSE ADVERTISEMENT>>>>>>>>>>
commented on Feb 29 2012 12:42PM
|I WENTED ON SATURDAY FEBRUARY 25 /2012 NO $2.00 ORANGE JUICE,I CAME BACK ON 02/27/2012 NO ORANGE JUICE CAME BACK ON WENSDAY 29/2012 NO ORANGE JUICE,WHEN IN JANUARY WHEN YOU HAD POCK BACK RIB ON SPECIAL THE FIRst day OF THE SALE ,THE ORDER NOT IN YET ,WILL BE IN ON THE FALLING TUESDAY NOT IN ,I WOULD LIKE FOR YOU WHEN YOU HAVE PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ALL WHAT YOU ADVERTISE ON SALE,THE SOFT DRINK ON SALE FOR PACKAGE OF (6) BOTTLES ON SALE FOR $2.00 NOT AVAILABLE ,THE STORE I AM TALKING ABOUT IS THE ONE IN ORLEANS,ONTARIO CANADA,PLEASE REPLY I AM GETTING FRUSTATE WITH SHOPPING AT THIS STORE .
| Pauline - ?????
commented on Feb 24 2012 9:40AM
|Why are most people wasting our time with "crap" that is garbling on about everything but No Frills. Let's keep to the topic folks! As for No Frills in Kitchener, I find that they most often have what is on special, and I enjoy going there - even if it is a bit further to drive. Very helpful staff at this location. Will keep going there.
| s**y - not going to No frills anytime soon
commented on Dec 17 2011 4:03PM
|All these complaints about no frills...thanks for all these people who are honest and post there comments saved me a trip
| Ina Duquette - coupons
commented on Dec 16 2011 12:01PM
|No Frills in Chatham, ont, should have more coupons in the flyers in the penny saver
| Ina Duquette - No Frills is the only store I shop at for food
commented on Nov 13 2011 4:10PM
|They have the lowest prises in town
| ML - Terrible customer service at No Frills
commented on Nov 4 2011 4:26PM
|I tried to return a $5 item to No Frills (where I shop practically daily) and the STORE MANAGER said "We are in the business of making a profit, not taking returns". Seriously? I asked about customer service and she just shrugged. I won't shop there again.
| James - No baskets in store
commented on Oct 31 2011 6:39PM
|I am very disgusted by the lack of shopping baskets
at the joe's no frills at Kingston rd and lawrence.
There are hardly never any when you walk in, and finding one is no easy task. Staff are no help. Cashiers suggest it's because a few of them are being stolen. Is
this any reason to punish the regular customers? Many customers are walking around with their hands
full of groceries. It's become a joke. Worst part is
that nothing is getting done and no one seems to care.
| babs - yeh for no frills
commented on Sep 25 2011 4:41AM
|I think their swell to shop especially when your low on cash!You seem to get alot for your money.
| Brian Dougan - Good Reading
commented on Sep 24 2011 8:23AM
|**o Folks!
This is good stuff--so funny. "Fake bananas"....Ice cream cones that "crumble in your hands." I live and work in South Korea, and have good memories of shopping at Food Basics in Orleans, ON; on Tenth Line. Friendly; hands-on owner and his son; low prices, and always honored his flyer ads. Complain if you must; but be thankful for what you have. Come to Korea...run of the mill beef steak; unaffordable at $20-30 /kg. Ground beef; 200 grams (a small hamburger) for $7.00. Fruit and vegetables? Ha ha. Very limited selection. Spinach is now $5.00 for a small package (out of season.) Apples? About $1.00 each. (Fresh and locally grown.) Rice: This is Asia; after all. Ready? Four kilogram bag of rice=$13.00. Carrots; a bag of two washed carrots for almost $2.00. Cheddar cheese...only sold in the big chain supermarkets. English old cheddar; 200 grams; $5.48. "Fake" cheese slices (taste like wax; makes a low quality grilled cheese. Five slices=$2.25-3.50. Bread; good price; but mostly heavily sugared.
Prices have increased world-wide, and I'm okay over here; but I miss shopping for food in Canada. I really enjoyed reading all of the comments; quite nostalgic for me.
| Fintan - Meat and Produce
commented on Sep 2 2011 7:52AM
|I love no frills for everthing but produce and Meat. The meat selection is scarce and the produce is rarely fresh.
| nightshawks1 - No pros but deff CONS
commented on Aug 28 2011 4:54AM
|No Frills is exactly what you get when you shop there.No Selection, No Signs of intellect, No Interest in patrons,No Meats. Personally, i would stay away from anything that could possibly be cross contaminated.Think about it . If they operate the meat section the way they operate the rest of the store, WELL ????
| Jayne MacRae - No Frills, Corunna, Ontario.....
commented on Aug 27 2011 4:05AM
|I thoroughly enjoy shopping at the Corunna No Frills..clean, efficient, friendly, rarely out of stock,(it happens, people!!)...Very "hands on" owner....
| jim wolanski
commented on Aug 15 2011 8:11PM
|We have a no frills in Beaumont. the only other grocery store is Sobeys. sobeys is pricing themselves out of the market. We love no frills andtheir prices are way cheaper than most grocery stores.
| james stephens - no frills no flyer no sale no customer
commented on Aug 15 2011 10:58AM
|Attention no frills: I just want my weekly flyer . Your head office decided I did not need it. l0e-1e0
| Muie - Repeatedly lying No Frills fliers!
commented on Aug 9 2011 10:43AM
|Bounty paper towels nowhere to be found on sale as promissed by this week's flier. Another of many other attempts from this chain to get people in to buy other crapp. Disgusting way of conducting business. What's this world comming to? They didn't even own up to their mistakes by aknoledging the error or trying to make it up to the customer by an equivalent product
| Dan - out of stock
commented on Jul 30 2011 1:32PM
|no frills on brant st. never seems to have chocolate milk when its on sale they allways tell me that it will be in the next day. It happens all the time.
| Jean McCarthy - Comments
commented on Jul 14 2011 12:49PM
|I've just spent some time looking over the comments left. To me, many of them are just crass, vulgar and unnecessary. You know who you are and should have a better manner in explaining yourselves without the objectionable language and absolutely rude comments about some of the other commentators. I shop at No Frills in Brampton and have always had courteous attendants, and no problems, however, some of the other shoppers leave much to be desired.
| justin
commented on Jun 1 2011 9:27AM
|wow get a life ppl fighting over food lmao
| justin
commented on Jun 1 2011 9:25AM
|wow you people need to get a life lmao fighting about food lol
| smh - @ Vince
commented on May 5 2011 6:18PM
|What exactly are "fake bananas"??? WTF??? Green (unripe) bananas I understand, but FAKE.....
| xiskids
commented on Apr 17 2011 4:55PM
|gobbles go f yourself
don't discriminate against my BIG my family
food items are for personal use
not selling at a store
have a nice day you sorry butt
| ted
commented on Apr 14 2011 11:20AM
|in london awful service, anything on sale not in stock, rude cashiers,
| Barry - Danny's no frills hamilton ontario
commented on Apr 12 2011 7:31PM
|This one is pretty good. Of course some of the same issues with sale items not being available, but have had pretty good luck when going on the first day of the sales. The manager is this crazy fella of unknown nationality who is constantly cracking jokes with the customers, chasing shoplifters like a madman while screaming and cursing in whatever his language is, and is a genuinely helpful (if creepy) guy.
There is another no frills about 12 blocks away and its like night and day, this other store is everything that is wrong with grocery stores today. So if you find a good one, stick with it and support it.
| JGriffiths - No Frills, sales etc.
commented on Apr 12 2011 2:33PM
|Just an attempt to address a few of the issues raised on the forum. I am an employee of No Frills and am in no way defending them or attacking them rather explaining the position employees are often placed in. In regards to rain checks employees don't give them out because none exists rain checks are not company policy it is a situation that is out of our hands. In regards to sale items in the weekly flyer, it is true we are often out of stock and very often the company is aware in advance that they cannot stock these sales from the get go. Sales are a method to get people into the store, chances are once you're there you will make purchases. Different stores have different priority levels sort to speak, some cities are given a higher preference for stock if you fall at the end of the line in west no-where-ville perhaps your store's stock won't be as high a priority as say the GTA. A product's country of origin is a great concern to customers again this is not a decision made by individual stores or it's management this is a head office decision, trust me they don't care about buying local, Canadian or anything else they care about their cost and their profit. It's a nightmare for employees I'm the first person you see I have no power and am not in charge of ordering product nor am I permitted to make signage but I take flack for all levels of performance failure. I would suggest to customers that they call the number on the flyer or email their complaint this will get Loblaws' attention. Those clerks and cashiers you see on the floor are minimum wage employees that only repeat what they've been instructed to tell customers. Retail is not a democracy! Even amongst department managers there is very often limited power, the decisions are made from head office and the individual store owner. If customers truly wish to be heard you have to take your concerns directly to them.
| MusclesGlasses - Dummies and Morons
commented on Apr 9 2011 12:39PM
|All you Dummies and Losers that think this is a No Frills Website should learn how to read. It clearly states in bold letters GrocerySavings does not represent nor have any affiliations with No Frills. Nobody cares what you have to say including No Frills. Go soak your head.
| Gobbles - Kidz
commented on Apr 9 2011 12:25PM
|Nobody cares if you take your sorry butt to Walmart.
Good luck trying to get any sale items at Walmart.They are the absolute worst. It's idiots like you that clean the isles and dont leave anything left for the next guy. Seriously go somewhere else and do us all a favour.
No Frills
| xiskids
commented on Mar 31 2011 7:32AM
|i don't shop no frills(haven't for awhile)
tired of being "discriminated" for have a large family(2 adults and 6 kids)
i have to drive an hour to get there,to find out that there's a limit
yes, i stock up on items
with the price of gas,i only go into town every 2-3 weeks
i just go to walmart,might have to pay a few cents more,but for the aggravation i get at no frills it's
worth it
plus i get what i want
no frills loss, we can easily spend $300.00-$400.00
i have contacted no frills head office,but they don't give a ** either
| linda - thanks
commented on Mar 30 2011 4:13PM
|thanks to deb for sticking up for me , linda about bracco putting me down.
| Mike
commented on Mar 15 2011 4:12PM
|To Big Bob. You had best learn how to spell before lecturing others. I think the word you were trying to spell was whining.
| Big Bob - get a clue
commented on Mar 14 2011 7:10AM
|Most of these people commenting seem to have no clue about retail. I can go to any major retailer, Wal-mart. Canadian Tire, basics on and on. You find the same thing. Stores run out some times, stores have issues,Wal-mart is one of the worst for not having a sale item first day of the ad.get off you butts, learn how to spell and stop wining.
Dennis' No Frills in Tilbury is the best no frills i have been to yet.
| Vince - Discounted items are final price no refund or exch
commented on Mar 11 2011 7:02PM
|Had unfortunate experience with no frills selling fake bananas, green and not consumable, attempted to refund or exchange, and instead manager refused to accept it I could even understand what he was saying, has no ideas about what he selling anyways. The management of no frills is straight trash, if you cannot understand that customer is always wright than ** you, I'm not your customer and eat your fake food yourself dumbass no frills
| El Taquero - They have Maiseca
commented on Mar 6 2011 6:40PM
|You guys have Maiseca so I can make proper Mexican style tortillas. Thats pretty much all that matters!
| Consumer 55 - no name ice cream cones
commented on Feb 25 2011 8:26AM
|I find the quality of the no-name cones offered at
No Frills to be the absolute worst when compared to other
generic brands. They are so flimsy they litterally
crumble in your hands. You can forget about trying
to apply any pressure. I so wish they would use another supplier.
| albert - out of stock
commented on Feb 25 2011 6:37AM
|this particular store is repeatedly out of stock on key features,even on ad break day.i do understand the internal problems,but am really ticked off you do not offer rainchecks to offset your inability to provide these features.this is not an isolated case,i find it to be the norm in your stores in general.
| Kevin - Spelling and Decency
commented on Feb 24 2011 8:30AM
|I'm amazed at the lack of proper grammar among adults. Furthermore, your petty arguing makes me cringe at the wisdom of our adults today.
| Deb - Uncalled for people bashing!
commented on Feb 21 2011 9:07PM
|To Beraco...apologize to Linda, that was rude & un called for. This area is to comment about No Frills, not each other.
A lot of stores don't have the product because the ads are made in advance. That's why rain checks should be given out.
To grocerysavings.com...please don't print comments that have nothing to do with the subject. We are losing the topic here.
| linda - rudeness message for Beraco
commented on Feb 21 2011 11:06AM
|this message is for beraco...i don't feel you have to be so rude as to critize me thinking i am on welfare , which i am not..!!! my husband is on disability. you know nothing about us and if you do, it is none of your business if we go to food banks or not. i am not on crack.. it shows your mentality by saying these things. all i was saying is that often when you go to no frills they don't have items etc. i still like the store. this section is for that purpose not for people like you..
| Katie
commented on Feb 20 2011 11:02AM
|Why would a grocery store put sales on for a certain time of the month?????? thats just stupid!!
| linda dumoulin - sales
commented on Feb 20 2011 9:27AM
|why don't you put these sales on when we have the money such as the 28th of the month. by there you are either waiting for the truck to come in, out of stock or the sale is over. this is very irritating..
| Ace
commented on Feb 10 2011 10:15AM
|Amherstburg store runs out or discontinues high volume items (sale or not). My friend works there and is still making min. wage after 8 years! something about a loophole concerning min. wage going up at the same time as their required hours for a raise. Total bulls#*t! Employees need to stand up for their rights and get their union to do their job for them and not kiss the corporate butt
| Larry Wittenberg - Complaint
commented on Feb 6 2011 6:59PM
|If you have a sale on at least let me buy the product at the listed sale price
commented on Feb 3 2011 11:51AM
|i love no frills
| john doe - ** joke
commented on Jan 31 2011 10:17PM
|no frills sucks, i work at the no frills in chatam-kent, i personely think that the owner treats everyone like a bag of chit even the cutomers, its a supprise he is still there for the amount of stuff he takes out the back door no wonder they can only afford to pay us minium wage i thought as a owner they are requierd to work 40 hours you, never even see this guy just hear how much he complains about everybody and how crooked he is. what a joke no frills is. or at least this one
| what ever - sales
commented on Jan 30 2011 2:00PM
|why is it that they put things on sale to attract people into the store..and then you go to buy it and theres a limit...and then fuss aboout it...just write on the damm flyer that theres a limit! it aviods so much arguing and shyttt if you just let everyone buy as much as they wanted and stocked on sale items like crazy you wouldnt have to argue with us! and you would make shyt loads of money!!!
| alex marka - wanna see empty shelves....
commented on Jan 21 2011 7:42PM
| Penny
commented on Dec 23 2010 9:03PM
|All the stores go though a warehouse...and they divide the goods up among the stores.Not every store always will get whats in the flyer on the firt day the flyer goes into effect.
Sometimes the item does not get to the store untill the 2nd or 3rd day of the sale.
So if you go the first day and your item isnt there chances are it will be sometime that week.I know its a P.I.T.A...most managers i have seen are willing to write a rain cheque on that item..so the next time your in you can get it at the sale price you wanted.
I worked for Loblaw for 2 years and its not just customers that get fustrated..its employees,managers etc when your expecting something to show and it doesnt..then you have to sit and listen to people b****
If something doesnt ring up at sale price if its under $10 you get it free.If its above 10 bucks you get $10 off of your bill either way.
| sabi - halal boneless chicken breast
commented on Dec 18 2010 1:21PM
|why does no frills put things on sale that are not available in stores? I checked all the stores but I couldn't find it anywhere. They all said that they didn't have it. It says "selected stores" but none of the stores have it.
| Maureen - products
commented on Dec 9 2010 12:46PM
|Do you carry Arctic Gardens Products.
commented on Dec 9 2010 11:21AM
| mike
commented on Dec 2 2010 8:44AM
|Why does the flyer indicate sale but never has enough in stock to cover it, oh right it s a scam called baiting.
| kyle - price
commented on Nov 28 2010 5:12PM
|prices never right charge me regular price. Not sale price. Store a rip off. Highbury and huron. In london.I only shop there when i have to. Store needs improvements. Its scary
| die - diedie
commented on Nov 15 2010 4:17PM
|this website is awesome
| h
commented on Nov 12 2010 4:23PM
commented on Sep 22 2010 4:49PM
|royal yorK
I am going there now shop food i will pick application for you ok?
You need to bring resume if you are interested and get application. $12.00 per hour
| Joean Turner - no frills stock
commented on Sep 22 2010 4:27PM
|I want here up job application 416-806-4719
| Mike - Format
commented on Sep 20 2010 10:59AM
|What an idiot format. I have made my last visit until you go back to the customer friendly previous format. See ya!
| dano - new format
commented on Sep 17 2010 11:12PM
|The format layout is just like super store flyer which I don't bother with anymore. Full page? Can't even see some of the items completely. the old way was good and fast and easy to see and use.
Sometimes change isn't always better, this is annoying and inconvenient.
| Penny - lol
commented on Sep 6 2010 9:38AM
|Funny thought Donna..You seemed to have nothing more importaint in life to comment like the rest of us...THAT is too funny..And I agree with Dbar, I am worth the extra pennies to get what is BETTER!..SOrry your idea / suggestion SUCKS!
| Dbar
commented on Aug 30 2010 7:38AM
|Seiously Donna....do you really think buying crap food imported from some unknown country is better then going to local grocery stores? At least at food basics there are local food options. The reason stuff is cheap in chinese markets is because the quality is low and it is purchased all around the world for a fraction of what it's worth...unripe so it can last during shipping...yet people still buy it! I will eat what's in season locally over that any day...and I will pay more for it because it's worth it and so am I!!
| Mark - Give your head a shake, Donna
commented on Aug 17 2010 11:17AM
|Donna there are more than 150 No Frills stores in Ontario alone. What makes you assume there is a Chinatown nearby for the vast majority of customers outside Toronto? Pull your head out of your downtown Bohemian scene, dear.
| Donna - LOL
commented on Aug 12 2010 12:50PM
|Funny how all of you have the time to chit chat about grocery stores...there's more to life, folks. You want the real deals, go live close to chinatown...the food is so cheap, and at least you're not supporting some mega-corporate-taking-over-the-world crap.
| D. Thomas - Toilet Paper
commented on Aug 11 2010 1:35PM
|Well here we go again. Another sale right. You go to any NO Frills store and they are either "OUT OF STOCK, DID NOT RECEIVE...WAITING FOR TRUCK". Why is it that one store gets "TOO" much as others get none. Toilet paper on sale for $5.77 this week, good luck if you can get any. Customers come from all areas of town, stock up (mainly vendors...greedy) take about 10 packages, go and load it into their vehicles and go back into the store, get more,but goes through a different cashier. Therefore putting limits on items no longer serve any purpose. My main beef is when something like this goes on sale, they run the ad for 1 week only and half that time, they never have any, while dollar days crap and I mean crap run for 2 weeks. Wow good thing other stores price match because I've seen a lot of people going to Walmart.
| Heather - Out of stock sale items
commented on Aug 6 2010 12:06PM
|The reason most No Frills are out of stock when something comes on sale is because greedy customers come in and take 20 or 30 of one item that is on sale so and Vendors of variety stores are the worst when Pop is on sale. They load up two carts with Pepsi and regular shoppers get none. Then the Vendors separate them and charge 10 times what they paid for them. I know this...I work at No Frills. It infuriates me when I see this. Then the regular customers don't get any because of other greedy people. Take two or three, not 30 or 40.
| josh alwaysgone - whats not going to be there
commented on Jul 30 2010 7:38AM
|Guelph, Ontario, Silvercreek Pkwy store.
EVERYTIME I go to this store for things in this flyer, weather it be 10 am, or 8:30pm, most of the "great deals" advertised in the flyer are not there or there was a "mistake" in the flyer...thanks.
It seems the stock boys only stock facebook updates, and answers starting in "uhhhhhh..."
STILL...I will always shop here 'cause it right beside my house, and its a very interesting store, my International market!
| Amin - Expiry date
commented on Jul 24 2010 10:07AM
|No Frills is my best store ever; however, some items are not checked very often for expiry date..
| w
commented on Jul 23 2010 5:19PM
| steve
commented on Jul 9 2010 11:38AM
|our local paper has stoped sending the flyers out and it is difficult to find internet as im on a limited budjet and cant afford a computer.kinda frusterating..........
| Terry - What's on sale NEXT week?
commented on Jul 5 2010 5:47AM
|Any way of finding out what's on special before their flyer comes out?
commented on Jun 7 2010 9:04AM
|I shop at No Frills regularly but am finding it difficult to get to the store while the flyer is still in effect. I'd like to see it go back to the way it was so I don't have to keep revamping my grocery list and make trips to several stores instead of just one. Thanks for reading this and taking it into consideration :-)
| Danny - lack of sale items
commented on May 29 2010 4:03AM
|if you work, the odds of getting items on sale even Friday evenings or Saturday morning is impossible. It was much better shopping when sale didnt start til Sat. to give a vast majority of shoppers the same discounted price or better planning in upcoming sales based on previous event numbers.
| Brian Wilson - Campbellford "Bill's" No Frills
commented on May 4 2010 9:08PM
|This is "hands down" the best owner of a No-Frills. Shop there regularly and enjoy the dialogue with the staff as much as the shopping. Great values, great people, great staff.
| jeff & tannis north-bay - love that store
commented on Apr 22 2010 5:02PM
|i love shopping at this location in north-bay,they always have the sale items,most important of all it is clean!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
| Patti - Staff in newmarket
commented on Apr 17 2010 8:01AM
|I regularly shop at No Frills in Newmarket, and there is a clerk that has been there for a while. Her name is Casee. Hands down, the nicest, friendliest, most helpful clerk i've come across. And always a nice smile on her face. I'd like to have staff like that at my office!!Hang on to this one Steve & Adele
| susy main - picton no frills
commented on Apr 15 2010 11:07AM
|the no frills store in picton ontario is not one of the chains best. needs some serious overhaul and maybe a head office visit. if they set up a complaint box it would always be full.
| sherry - great stores
commented on Apr 11 2010 11:24AM
|i have no problems with the no frills in kitchener i go in for just the sales and come out with a cart full they have so many more in store specials before this one opened i went to the one in elmira and i think those people who are dissatisfied with a particular store can blame the owners not the store themselves
| Lyne Lavigne - Good prices!!
commented on Apr 6 2010 5:42PM
|No Frills has the best prices in town!! My grocery bill always ends up being less expensive at this store then any other!!
| taylor - how old do you have to be to work here ,
commented on Apr 5 2010 5:34PM
|how old do you have to be to work here , and what could you do at no frills at age 14. ?
| veronica
commented on Mar 18 2010 11:46AM
|i travel a distance to go to Jeffs no frills in essex ontario....i can't say that i have ever not been able to get the sale items...only once was i disappointed when i got a chocolate milk and it was bad....otherwise they are the best and sevice is with a smile.
| Margaret - Store no. 00746
commented on Mar 4 2010 11:53AM
|I purchased 2% milk (Nielsen Dairy OH) and it was priced at $6.67. I just noticed the price when I arrived home. I tried to find their tel. no. but was disappointed that I could not find it. I called 211 and a lady tried to search but still could not find it. Tried 411 and just the same, their store is not on the listing. Nick & Mira is all over the Richmond Hill News except for their phone no. Thats Business!! Thank You.
| Stan - Advertised Specials are Never in Stock
commented on Mar 3 2010 3:19PM
|You have a better chance of winning the lottery, than ever finding an advertised special in stock at the No Frills franchise here in Newmarket!
| Frank T. - No Frills is Number 1
commented on Mar 1 2010 11:36PM
|I'm very, very happy with No Frills and as long as they keep coming out with variety in their sales and keep their prices down, I will continue buying most of my groceries there. For a while, I also shopped at Food Basics but their prices have gone way up since they've been taken over by Metro. Thanks No Frills....from a long time loyal customer!
| Anne
commented on Feb 27 2010 10:15AM
|The No Frills I shop at usually has their specials and if not they do get them in some time during the sale you just have to keep trying, it happens at all stores. At least the cashiers are usually nice at the one I shop at that is more than can be said at other grocery stores.
| Brenda - Complete Con
commented on Feb 25 2010 2:58PM
|I think No Frills is a complete con. They have all these sales but unless you get there the second they open on the first day of the sale your screwed. Also not one No Frills gives out their phone number so those of us that live more than 50k away don't make the drive for nothing. One thing I can say about the other discount grocers, they're honest and 90% of the time they have the product. I finally gave up on No Frills. My advice unless you live next door shop elsewhere.
| Chris
commented on Feb 25 2010 11:51AM
|There are many more $1 items in store. Best deals of the year, a lot of things are $1 instead of 2.99.
| Mike - My Experience at Jims NoFrills!
commented on Feb 19 2010 7:36AM
| joseph **ey - paul and cathys london ont
commented on Jan 18 2010 7:39PM
|I find that Paulk and Cathys no frills on hamilton road in london ontario is always stocked up on specials and rarely run out
| S Rudavsky - meat department
commented on Jan 12 2010 6:27PM
|Your specials start on fridays and when i go to Scott,s nofrills there is hardly anything there. this summer they had a two week flyer,I made 4 special trips to get one of the items that was on sale and did not get a single package. There meat department sucks. It had better get better or I will shop elswhere
| B B - Once again BS
commented on Jan 1 2010 4:22PM
|This is a reference to the Christmas flyer. I visited two different N Frills on 2 different days hoping to purchase the beef roast special advertised. Both stores had nothing on display. This has been an ongoing theme with this company and a big reason why I do more and more shopping elsewhere.
| charon - Did they forget that it's Christmas?
commented on Dec 15 2009 5:33PM
|Very disappointed with the sale offerings in this week's flyer. There should have been loads of Christmas basics and goodies, very little offerings for this season. I ended up shopping somewhwere else.
| Admin - Store locator is back online
commented on Dec 9 2009 4:45PM
|It seems that the No Frills website has completed it's makeover and the store locator is up and running again.
| Admin - store locator temporarily unavailable
commented on Nov 19 2009 1:38PM
|No frills' store locator is temporarily unavailable because they are doing some maintenance on their website.
| Mandy - I love this site!!!!!!
commented on Nov 14 2009 4:53PM
|this site is great
| Maria Fernandez (Ont) - Hours of Operations
commented on Nov 14 2009 4:12AM
|Can't access hours of operations, I guess it has not been available since August.
| maria - restaurante pizza
commented on Nov 5 2009 6:04PM
|I went to no frills 5 days in a row to buy ten of these pizzas for my child who love them so much, it was not possible and the staff refused to provide me with raincheques, I am so disappointed of a big chain market like to denied a formal customer of this elemental service. thank you
| admin - Save an additional $0.75 on casa di mama
commented on Oct 29 2009 8:33AM
|Get the following coupon from Save.ca to save $0.75,
| b b - Wake up
commented on Aug 30 2009 6:44AM
|More and more frustrated when I visit the store. Specials are picked over and not quickly restocked. Large price increases on some items followed by "locked in price" announcement..which is insulting. Shopping more and more elsewhere.
| Deal Hunter
commented on Aug 10 2009 2:40PM
|The Catelli whole wheat pasta is on sale for 0.99, and has a cupon to save $1.00 on Catelli whole wheat noodles, which are also on sale for 0.99. You end up getting a penny credit :)
| j. smith
commented on Aug 8 2009 2:33PM
|cannot access store hours - link does not respond
| Deborah MacDonald
commented on Aug 6 2009 2:31PM
|I would like to see more Ethnic food sold in the No Frills in Parry Sound. I understand there is not a large Ethnic population, more "meat and potato" type people, but I think if it was brought to the store, people would buy it. Better selection of Asian, Chinese, Japanese and Indian foods would sell. More of thier noodles, sauces and it would be great if you could have a Seafood section. I am seafood deprived....Help.
| admin - cheaper peaches and nectarines at Food Basics
commented on Aug 3 2009 8:44PM
|peaches and nectarines are $1.5 for 2lb, works out to be $0.75/lb which is cheaper than $0.99/lb at No frills


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well i i kinda want to study abord in china for a few month but am kinda scaried soo if u have share ur experiances and if u havent and want to u can ask questions about it and maybe somone might answer it for u
my cousins live in hk and i and they say the education is quite tough
聽音樂!! ^^
nope ^_^ im too dumb
hi~ im maria :D
I've been to china once for 3 days and its a bit crowded. The city is so diverse theres poor people and rich people living closely together. One building is so dirty you can't imagine how people live in it, and right next to it is a grand hotel.
Curiosity didn't kill no cat a cat has nine lives! =D
i have the opportunity n i turn it down............cuz it too chinky
It really depends on where you go. If you go to a U.S.-based school, then the experience will be just like the U.S., but you won't get much cultural experience.
Other than that, you should really go. It'll be hard, but China's a really interesting place and you'll probably learn a lot.
Don't die from the poisonous chemicals that the chinese put in their agricultural foods.
Sounds fun. If I were to study abroad I'd go to Italy or Greece.
Stop Crying our Heart Out. I hate school.
ive lived in china, its not all that great, and the polution is insane
Hobbs says no to Humans, so do I
i wish i could study in HK sound fun
( ´∀`) Hoes Don't Know.
I have, I went to learn the ways of the Shaolin masters... lol
Get at me
It's awesome. I went on foreign exchange to study chinese in Jinan University in Guangzhou for a semester.
The school was full of kids of diplomats, factory owners, people doing business in china, north and south koreans, rich japanese kids, rich khmer, rich cambodeans, rich viets, hong kong students who couldnt get into a hk college, 1 other american exchange student. great place to get some connections. Classes were really fun. my teachers were pretty young 25+, one taught us chinese songs and then took us to karaoke. sometimes when i went bar hopping I meet them in the bars. I traveled alot, every weekend me and a few classmates would take a train to whatever destination and stay in that town/city for the weekend. Every semester theres a 1 week vacation for national week in fall or golden week in spring, the school set up a trip to shanghai region, or beijing, or wherever. The area around colleges are surprisingly safe, they're usually set up on the edge of the central city near embassies or financial districts. The native chinese are really friendly cause it's in chinese culture to treat guest really nice, keqi or haak hei. Being immersed in chinese makes you learn really fast especially cause you need to speak mandarin in the cities to survive ie : eat, hit on chicks. Girls thought it was cute that I was learning chinese and correct me when I mispronounced, after a semester my chinese was so good the natives didn't believe I was an american. Being ABC helped as well.
Theres 2 kinds of dorms, the ones for native they fit 4+ students with chinese bathrooms, and the ones for foreigners 2 students max with western bathrooms.Always make sure your dorm has a western bathroom, or better yet rent an apartment nearby, mine cost 200 usd/1600rmb per month, dorm cost 500usd/4000rmb per month. When looking for an apartment anything that cost 500usd/4000rmb better have a doorman, housecleaner, and is gated. 200usd for 1 bedroom with living room, kitchen, balcony, washing machine, can fit 2 people. theres always apartments 1600rmb is probally above market, so even if theres none someone will sublet if you offer it maybe for 2000rmb now. Foreigners usually aren't allowed to live in apartments but thats easy to get around, a bribe here and there or get school to find a student to put it under.
Dont bring lots of clothes, clothes are cheap 5-10 usd for a shirt 10+ for a pair of jeans, the quality is decent enough for a few months. Fashion there is pretty good, theres alot of young designers and Chinese fashion designers follows taiwan, japan fashion pretty much. Stuff in modern style malls are real, stuff outside are counterfits, some counterfits are surprisingly real. Going to bars is a must, the nightlife is really good just ask the taxi driver where it's happening that night, the taxi drivers knows all the hotspots. However if you see people doing lines of white stuff on the table that's not the place for you. Ketamine is a pretty common party drug there. There's plenty of live shows from college bands or rock bands around, it's usually pretty good, the rock scene is really nice. Beer is cheap and comes in huge bottles. Bars catering to foreigners overcharge like 1000% don't go they usually suck. Post notice around the college looking for a local to show you around and practice chinese, offer to help them practice english. Local college kids knows all the best spots. China is huge, traveling is cheap, don't stay in one city, tour guides suck, go with classmates. Classmates with corporate expense accounts are the best. yay for samsung regional accountant.
I had this girl classmate there, she was also a foreign exchange student, she was hanging out on a corner waiting for me in jeans and a tank top, smoking a cig, someone ask for a price lol. Girls there usually don't smoke in china or dress like an american.
Don't eat in nighttime bbq stand you'll get sick for a few days. Food is awesome there 4 star restaurants are surprisingly cheap. Ever wonder why America don't have really good chinese food, it's cause they won't give visas to the master chefs from china. There is 8 great traditions of Chinese cooking, try them all. Might be the only place you can.
Don't believe the myths, the public bathrooms are bad but all public bathrooms are bad even in nyc. It's pretty safe but just incase don't flaunt your jewelry and if you look native most people won't bother you ie: buying clothes in china. everything can be bargained down, expect 1.5x-3x markup all the time. 70% off is like the real price. Don't talk about overthrowing the government or start a revolution. Everyone in the government can be bribe. If your in trouble you can bribe your way out, but you yourself cannot give them the money it has to come from 3rd party(ie:your friends). This is so they can say they never took any money from you. However you usually won't need that advice if you don't talk about overthrowing the government or start a revolution. Have Fun.
Why China? Go to Europe. Best schools, best people, best everything
yep, i went to china study chinese during last 2006 summer. It was lucio tan's china ed tour.
the education was really good but in the meantime when teachers are discussing, half of the class doze off! and some of them are sleeping
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Gianluca Piazza is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. He also holds a courtesy appointment in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Prior to joining CMU he was the Wilf Family Term Assistant Professor in the department of Electrical and Systems Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania. His research interests focus on piezoelectric micro and nano electromechanicalsystems (M/NEMS) for RF wireless communication, optomechanics, chemical/biological detection, and all mechanical computing. He also has a general interest in the areas of micro/nano fabrication techniques and integration of micro/nano devices with state-of-the-art electronics. He received his Ph.D. degree from the University of California, Berkeley in 2005. He has more than 10 years of experience working with piezoelectric materials and devices. He holds several patents in the field of micromechanical resonators some of which have been acquired by industry. He received the IBM Young Faculty Award in 2006 and has won, with his students, the Best Paper Award at the IEEE Frequency Control Symposium in 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2013, and at the IEEE Ultrasonic Symposium in 2012. He serves as an associate editor for the IEEE Journal of MicroElectroMechanical Systems (JMEMS).