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OOOWYEXL TIMES TIIUI*SDAY, FEMIUARY 28, 1963 r STRI DOL 0 Food Prices effective Feb. 27- 28, March 1, 2 We reserve1 thé rigbt to limit quantities.ý EXTRA a total of. $m34 ii onos Tapes RECEIVE $6»00 W BONUS TAPES WITH SCOTTIES HANKIE PAR ite or pink 2 pkg's SURF Detergent - 18c. off giant size BAYE R ASPIRINS bottle of 48 RECEIVE $4,00 i Bonus Tapes withÏ, FLEECY LAUNDRy RINSE, 32 oz. size YORK PEANUT BUTTER 16 oz. jar Receive $2.00 ln Bonus apsï,t MIXED, VEGETABLES Fraservale frozen KRAFT MILD CHEESE 'Cracker Barrel 12 oz 2 pound bags SLICED COOKED HAM, Tablerite 6 oz. pkg. P.Eil. POTATOES, No. 1 grade,' 10 lb. bag 40 FATHOM Government Inspected FILLETS l 33Jc Drect front Sunny ISE JAFF A F large 1,o doz 90'%s 69 M M PRODUCE, 0F U.S.A. No. 1 Grade New Cabbage each 15c' PRODUCE 0F U.S.A. No. 1 Grade Large Buncb Fresh Broccoli bunch 29c B.C. FA-NtCV' GRADE RED Deliclous. Apples 16 for 39c uJ FRESU LEANo 0POR 1K SHO «U LQ)E R lb 39c FRES LEAN PORK UTT OASIlb 49c Fresh TIasty and weU trim-ed PORK Royal, Guest Rindless SLICED 0Butt Cliops lb 59c> Side Baconl 9 BONUS TAPE GIFT0a0 Popular Mechanies 0F TH~ ONTH -HOME HANDYMAN ENCYCLOPEDIA and GUIDE 16 Fitet-filled Volumies VOLUME NO., 1 'e' , -~only 59C oVolumes 2 to 16 only 990. CAVA2< FARLMÈR INJUBE-n AS TRACTOR'ROLLs OVER tBernard de Bruyn, a farmer o R.R. 1 Cavan, was taken «to the Peterborough Civie Hospital by ambulance Saturday after bis trac- tor upset and rolled over himn while die was bauling wood on a Iwagon. Hospital reports indicated Mr. de Bruyn was in satisfactory con- dlition after treament of multiple, fractures. COUItTICE PUPILs WIN PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST Eight addresses were heard on Friday afternoon at the Cobourg District Collegiate Institute East, M ~CI, Trinity College School, Port Hope Courtice High School, Brigh- ',e contestants being drawn from Lon and Campbellford. The speaking contest sponsored by the Ontario School Trusteee' and Ratepayer's Association Inc. %nâ the Hydro Electric Power' Comimission of Ontario was judged by Gordon Nelson, public school inspector; the Bey. J. D. C. Jackr and A. L. Wilde of Port Hope Htgh- School. Winnerof the prepared and i-. promptu speeches was Kathrl4, Siemon, 17, (Grade 12 Courtjtée 141gb School student) *ho spoke on "Billingualism our goal" WALKING TO BERLIN To PROMOTE PEACÉ~ Three Young rien on, a peace mnarch from Vancouver to Berlin spent Friday night in Port Hope after ha'ving marched along No. 2 Highway during the day. The young men travelled through Bow- manville and other points in the area. Their hope is to focus world attenton on peace by making cri-' sis-ridden Berlin the goal of their 6000 mile wa1k. In Berlin which they expect to reach in July, the three aîmi to set up peace centres in eastern and western zones. These wil serve for peace action, research, oduca- ation, information and commiunic-î ation. Th three are aIl members of the Canadian Campaign 'for Nu- clear Diàarmament which has pro- vided part. of the funds for the venture. Decked with Slogans They travel in a, $65 1946 car decked out wiith peace slogans. One of them drives three miles ahead while the other two walk, Annual Carnival from page 1) Tennant and Cheryl Coatham. Former Members Perform A most interesting and delight- ful feature of, the revue, was the appearance of former skaters of the club. These were Adele Myles, Marjorie Lowery and Marlene Werry displayed a U'Dutcll Waltz number. Athreesome by D. Lycett Adele Myles and Caroline Jones was also enjoyed as was other numbers in solos and twosomes Port Hope Club Members Performn by t his grou p. A few numibers on Satur- day night were provided by a group, fom the Port Hope club. This group dîsplayed a twist num- ber,ý and a Fqurteen-Step number. ~A twosomne and solo numnber were also performed by Port Hopeska- tel-s. Club PRo Stars The Club Pro displayed the fln- f er art of skating lu a mhost amus- ing comic number and in a free- sl4ting number later in the pro- grm.,Her ability was greatly en- joyed. Mrs. M. Snelders, president of the Orojo Figure Skating Club, extended the club's sîncere thanks to al those giving their assistance during- the year and7 with the car- nival. The Pro, Sylvia Cappler Brereton and her mother, Mrs. Ca.ppler, were presented'with flow- ers by little Misses, Diane Boycl .and Susan Aslett. - -- - - ------ - 'l' 1