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f. ~ ~ ORONO WEEKL.Y TIMES THLJRSDAY, AUGUST 3rl, 1961 F- Fi Cc App'e, Orange, Grape, Pineapple Grapefruit AI'nL' Dri*nks 2 tins 5 C York - New Pack 15 oz. Tin Fany Peas 6 fori 00 Nabisco - 121/ oz. P Shri 2h Good Luck -I lb. P M ai 2f uLb Des NILLIONAIRES, SA RDINES CORN- RELISH McLaren 's1 SALAD OLIVES Gattuso SPAGHETTI Cattellis 1 15 )R&ANGE Sà-LICES Saico Mand SAICO FUNIA 3ý for $1.0O Sunbeam Angel Food CAKE each 35c Beaver Lump CHARCOAL 5 lb bag 45c Red & White Book MATCHES 50 for 19c Goliden Hour Sait Water TOFFY pound 29ec FRESI- FROM THE OVENS: Supremne Sweet Biscuits - 5 Varieties 3 for------.. ...8--9 Strawvberry Creams, Fruit Cookies, Dainty Assortment, Chocolate Creams, Party Ar- 3rtmient Swift Premium "Famous for Quality' (Broiler size 6 to 8 lb. averag e Swvift Premium -n"01d Fashioned" Pici Smoked .iust right) Pork Shoulder Bv "For Frying or Barbecung", Choîce, F Chioken Legs or 1 Extra Lean "No Waste" - 6 oz. VacuL Pecmeal ciconi "Holiday Picnic Specials"l - 4 variet choice of Mac & Cheese, Piekle &1 Olive Loaf Luncheon Meats Red Ripe - 18 lb. Avg. WATERM ELON S Farm Fresh Ontario No. 1 TOMATOES 6 q Crisp Gardîen Fresh No, 1 LETTUCE 2Zar CoR Ni Orono, Ont. Ir1v1ý%3 1111 be the second gamne of -a fivý-_ N W I'ronio antams :4karn_ýeies between the Orono and --E DAL N .S Newcat e Bafitamns. The first game hoe ut FIor Jrirst Win _1was playedl in Newcastle which'w AÀshcwévr was held at the home_ wonl by New'castle 10-1. of Miss Catherine SteW,,art in hon- our of Miss Mary Stevens. ýftel h en am fteBna The series, is a f ive gamne series the penng f te gfts ivaryC group of th, thkeshore Minor'The local boys are seekinig somne shwe lerclore sldsof 111e Basebal finals will be hield in thle moral support for the game toight j a F o t C inn wi h b r E kim Or no ark thi Tl urs ay eve n.ing and supporte s are ask edl to be p r- pupiis. WVe were surpriiisedl at tLhe (ommnencing at 6:30) o'clock. Thisý,sent. au Lty of Ithe vegetat ion ila sLufimcr We saw a picýture of thle idnliigh-t* sun anid the aluminui-à teacher-age TrlI*Atin Ecemn that cost$3,0 to bring hn by air ' ý-rls*Ato cIemn and erct. Then ton, 11f e in the Arc- ti- lot be complete withoutl P R S (AR R CT ( theý big fish and giant air liners.ISP -R S C R R C N Mary h1ad pictures of these also.! During lunch, thle cost ofL a trip to' at the Aci was cl4scussed. Two hun- >kg dred dollars return by air from 1.Montreal. We agre it had beezi a i" T -P R aciies I ~~pieasant eveninig and al wsel u S U K i r K tuirns to be mnarried and continue*ý her teaching at Fort Chimo. Ken-Canada's New International Motor Racing Circuit [ ) 4 CSomie of the famnilles fromKe- da4aetae19a oft o (13 Miles North of Bowmanville) north and pick blue-bernies. The Maartense and MeMack inK kg. girls have spent the past week wvith *h Girl Guides camping at Bob- A " w AY AUSr 5 bone lGa ry fell and broke FRTRC 1OA a bre n lerforearin and it will FRTR C 1:0- be la a cast for a few wAeeks. 6 cMiss A. Brereton of Toronto is 10 EVENTS RA)IN ORS IHINE :)r 6 5 cspending a f ew weeks with Mr. and Mrs. F. Stoker. Admission : $2,00 Free Parking - Visiting Ken-Gar-ilis on Snuday wýere Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garbutt, Feature Event: The *'GRAND N-ATIONAL",ý 3 tins 79 ~ LisaMicky and Gary and Issy Val-Toh Rc Lena Csy Hans Salum, Ricky 15 o-z ja r 33 C Begg, Wayne Walsh?, Marilyn and OgnzdB h rn alyCrCu Wee ýalker, Barbara Pendritl, OgnzdB h rn aIyCrCu 29c Carolyn and John Eas Lennie oz jrKaye, Janet Ozenbrook, Hahe 16 Oz j r 29 M'rsh, Dav-id Leitcbl, Glen Smedley, Jodlee Scott, Susan Mimie and Lindia o2: 7 for $1 Lou Redford. Comimencing next Sunday, Aug- o m n il ust th, the service la Kendal Un i-RY Larme 3-55ce ie Chuch vll be at the usual R Y A omnil ____ -5î MA. 3-5589 Mn. and Mrs. Mcoadhave re I turned fnom a we(ek's visit withi her TIIURSDA Y TO SATUIRDAY, AUGUST 3 to5 m,,brother at blis summner cottage in j MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 pmi ~~ TS ~~~~ Dorset. i ra mrvmn.~o~TO kU~ 1 "iru ~~The Kendal street was paved th'is j7 i ýyfN 1week and sa ra m-oonet BUT1.ERBAL: O A E S CAT, T* hMMr. and 'Mrs. AirchIe McLaren waýst -Arel rushed to The Hospital fo)r Sický CideToronto, on Wensav after having fallen about 'tenilfeet ý ,1 R-- ý VIsTA ,,be- r-1-.t») thirough a hImrbor chutein1theAloDses jOrono Fuel and Lumnber i3uilding- ioDse' 5 ÇLatest reports are tlbaït he is Pro,) gressing favourably. "H orse a Miss Jean Tamblyn, dlaughter o)f' ýnie Style (Fully cooked Mr. and Mrs. J. C. TFamibly-t; s Iti present at Camp Pretoria, a'C.GIT.t 1VCamp, wvhere she is ac»Iting as a! att lb 53c onelr1 PupTneAuut7, 1961 was die- Wondlerful Family Entertainment lu p Tedrcîaredl a public holiday by the U U T t n 3 recists lb3 49c ClarkeTonhpC-tiul at their SU-NDiAY M1IDNIGilT, A G S t n umn Pack Mns. Vanida (Bradiey) Walker of M NA n USA ,a :0p 6 oz pak43 Bowmianviîîe passed away in the' 6- o"/1t 43c Bowmanvilie Memnoriai Hospital on ies - 6-oz. Vac. Pack, Vour Monday, July 31. Mrs. WaL&e-r \asi Pimento, Chicken Loaf, the wife of the late Alexander j and Waiker and a sister of Mrs. Eph- 2 for 47c diam White of Orono. Seicew1 GoJo nn Bowmanville on Wednesday, Aug.ý 2 at 2 o'clock. Interment Oronol With Jimmy Clanton ____________________________Aduit Entertainmient eaeh b69,c Building a lieuse? t basket 79c ~~rrnaidelling y::r present ORONO TiNSHOP on VencotatSHEET AMETAL WORK N N N N N N N N -. s N N N N N N s 'N s N N 'N N 'N N N FN N N N N N N N N -s N N N .5 N s N N N N N N N N N N 5 N N N N N 'N s N '1 N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 'S N s N N 'S N s s N s