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Blade Roast Bone In Short Rib Roast SuperRight Canada Grade A Beef BEEF ROASTS Now is the time to fill your freezer PIE Action Priced JANE PARKER ANGEL CAKE LARGE SIZE CAKE 59 Action Priced JANE PARKER HAMBURG BUNS OR WIENER ROLLS PKGOF JilC 8 SAW 30c SAVE 6c Action Priced TOWN CLUB Bologna Any weight By the piece lb 39 SUPERRIGHT QUALITY Beef Liver SLICED SKINNED lb BLADE ROAST SHORT RIB ROAST 5 Action Priced FACIAL TISSUE CAMEO PINK WHITE 39 SANDWICH BREAD BUY A VIS SAVE t J LOAVES SOWING lb m ftf lb SHOULDER ROAST Pizza 89 SidelaconoE 59 Lamb Chops Side Bacon 138 BRAND IDE FROZEN HEAT SERVE Corned Beef Roll Chicken Cutlets 78 BRAND SKILLET FROZEN SERVE Wieners Chicken Legs or Breasts 138 Cooked Meats 44 Haddock Fish Fries pi73 Cooked Ham Hamburg Patties CANADA GRAB A EVISCERATED FROZEN VAC PAC FROZEN IB BOX LB 5d Young Turkeys 68 Boston Blue Fillets 299 Blade Steaks Pork Shoulders TOWN CLUB BONELESS Cottage Rolls Sweet Pickled Vac Pac BOX OF 200 SHEETS Action Priced HEINZ BEANS With Pork in or Torjiolo Sauce TIN LIPTON CHICKEN N00DlE SOUP MIX 2ENV 39 Action Priced CHEFBOYARDEE fogitti spaghetti ground biif i meat TINS REGULAR TIF CIGARETTES 8 BEAN COFFEE 89 Bumps and grinds Three accidents were recorded by the Regional Police Georgetown Division this peat week Damn go to the car driven by Brian Pope of Maple Avenue was estimated at In an accident In the parking lot of St Johns United Church An unknown car struck tbe Pope vehicle last Wednesday A rear end caused In damages to the can driven by Clifford Hubbard of Brampton and Mark Pollock of Crescent Georgetown The accident on Guelph Street A parked car owned by Joyce Mackle sustained 250 In damages when struck by the car of Una White of Edith Street Town displays at fair The Georgetown Fair Board has invited the recreation department or the municipality to set up a display in the 1975 Georgetown Fall Fair Councillor Rlc Morrow supported the idea and stated not every year but this year is very relevant With the new facilities opening display might catch the at tentlon of a lot of people The principle of submitting a display was approved at the general admin In ration committee meeting Monday night however the report Is now subject to coat evaluation and later consideration 500 tulip bulbs brighter Tulips will be springing up alt over this spring thanks to the Royal Canadian Legion and the town of Halton Hills Town council has approved the purchase of tulip bulbs at IS cents each from the Legion The sale of tulips Is one of the ma for projects of the In recognition of their SO In anniversary Shopping for sheep By Scott Harris The first Halton Livestock Judging Club meeting was held at Jamie Couper home on April The elected officers for the club are as follows president Holly vicepresident Stewart secretary Joe and press reporter Scott Harris Leaders for this year are Murray Harris and Jeff Nurse Jamie Couper David Stanley and Joe showed the group how to Judge market lambs Following the lesson the members judged a class of market lambs After the first lesson they gave a second on how to Judge ewes and how to sheep shop Sheep shopping Is when each Is allowed to invest in ewes Pedigrees are put above each ewe and the club members were allowed to buy The members were to pick what they thought would be the best ewes to buy with their money and give reasons for their choice After the lesson a demon was given on showmen of sheep by Jamie The meeting was closed by Lynne Stewart B O K THE BOOK SHOP Main SI