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Wednesday 0 IB74 Tilt FESTIVAL OF VALUES WIN Entries will be placed in a prize box Each week a winner will be drawn carpeting tIi lot J 20 Off all remnants A C Carpets 25 Mill St 8771900 J D Auto Sales 189Guelph street Georgetown Ontario 8779590 1972 MAVERICK cyl Automatic with Radio Canadian Package Low mileage Lie 1971 LEMANS door hardtop V8 automatic power steering power brakes Radio Vinyl top Lie AWN Reduced to 2799 SEE OUR SPECIAL ON PAGE 3 1st Section chicken GEORGETOWN 8775241 Suddenly the advanced ESCORT I ill The One choice of Sachs or engines Quick us performance a budget Quiet reliable fun on ihe HAZENS AUTO SERVICE Goodyears BEST NonBelted Snow Tire POLYESTER Suburbanite XG78 Whilewall Installed B Broad interlocking ladder clears Double wedge shoulder cleat tough piles triple temp Polyester cord sldewall design Ml MICE ill i HI It fit IS CM en Ml II GEORGETOWN TIRE SALES Street During the ISSUES OF FESTIVAL OF VALUES promotion The Herald will give away in cash merchandise vouchers to shoppers who patronize merchants participating In THE FESTIVAL OF VALUES No purchase necessary Just write your name address and telephone number on any sales slip cash register tape charge slip receipt or a plain piece of paper Bring these entries to any of the participating merchants whose advertisement appears on THE FESTIVAL OF VALUES pages WINNERS Festival of Values LUCKY DRAWS Harold Gilmer Union St Georgetown Mary Leom Delrex Blvd Georgetown Each Winner Receives or In Merchandise Vouchers Vouchers May Be Cashed At Any Festival Of Values Participating Store LUCKY DOLLAR GROCERY SUB POST OFFICE Vegetables Fruits Fresh Frozen Cooked Fresh MEATS FREE DELIVERY ONSS Sat and Holidays 10 Mam St 23 Main Street S GEORGETOWN APPROVED DEALER FOR SINGER SEWING MACHINES Drop in and see our complete line MARINAS Available Immediate Delivery Prices Start At 00 GEORGETOWN BRITISH CARS Racers Edge IS Introducing the all new TC Not a not a but a RFC OOP THE RACERS EDGE GEORGETOWN PH ST CHESS TALK I In this ami while decides he pawn in I hi Indian and the arm quicklv equalizes While Mack I da 4 da eg 12 13 14 Ij dc 1 Qxa5 18 yds 19Qxd5ckxdi20 Habits ft b c d e f g h while resigns Natation Ml the names in this shall be recorded in algebraic notation Piece moves recorded indicating the piece in then to which it is moved An is used to show lhat the piece captured a man There is no symbol for a pawn and these moves ire recorded simply by indicating the The x when pawn captures The squires ire umbered a to on the bottom lo8 along theside The white men are set on the I and rows and the black men arc set on Ihe and rows a b c d e f g h Htss by Sam Hack I men Unite men White to and mule In moves Solutions ill lie next week Sendvoi Chess Problem IB eorgetown 4118 Abitibi Sales Show Increase lies nil principal product groups shiweri Newsprint pulp sales MHI ii creased per cent piper sales of mm ii ere ised per let lluildii ind piekigniL sales per In from bed J I id fir 1 subject isl is litnj devoted the retirement lut outlook that dividends from open irinn iniikels 111 selling prices improved profit margins from st based operations ear si St redeem I in hut loss resulting the sale of a ill per interest in the veneer indplvu plant it Durham reports that It ii ihs stump Tor most of its id this strength is to eontinue The innpinv that sales volume will incrense further in Winners will be announced next Issue Good at participating merchants only ALLEYWAYS every Slue Bombers clicked and total tournament me tea mi Six bowed rfpreienllng Georgetown Bowl Bowled Ones In every game to TEAM A Bowling with will be Wend and Don Dodge TEAM George Archibald will be fd by Nancy Hamilton AMI and Gary Richardson 7741 TEAM Accompanying Joan Archibald will be Stephanie Cox 6391 and Ken 770 TEAM Marg bowls Yvonne Corbel and TEAM E Joan Richardson team will Cherl Reed and Colin IMJ TEAM Bowl wllh George TEAM STANDINGS WASOW clue Bombers S3 Rolling Rinses Sexy Six Super Seven Successful Six Bowled Ones Rated X Joans Hip Oils IS SUPER SCORES GIRLS Nancy Hamilton was a single i 2J8 Diane bit Janet i Marshall SIS Sherry Sheila Ford Gloria Hamilton a Helssler and in John Hall burton rolled rAM GIRLS holds It Rat Pack lint I game a back Lucky Bowlers n I wo games and totals T ger Cals smeared Six Strikers nail Lucky Sir plastered Beavers In every game Dummies dropped two games and totals to Big Five Beginners gers two games lor TEAM and M Six Rat Pack T Cats Bo Five Lucky Bowlers Six Sir Dummies Beginners Lucky St Tigers Beavers TIP TOP TWELVE Diane Leonard Ihrew a trio and am solo A and 229 ngle were tossed by June Ford Jul Burns rolled wllh a ngle Donna Hcrrlnglon shot and a s Next were Hicks 488 Wendy Chaplin 177 Janice McDonald 467 IB4 Rhonda 467 1881 Robin Hillock 189 Lisa hells Prouse 458181 Lee T mpson 457 1 Rob 451 1148 and Iv a 451 triple and single were bowled by Steve Archibald Next were Gary Richardson 324 and John Burke PEEWEES Stephen was high with and a single A 333 trio and a ngle were by Michael Ronald rolled and a single Follow ng were Paul 1116 Kelly McCorry Chris Jessop3IO M91 Car pcnler 111 and Trlcla Rost 112 LEAGUE Butler op game Super were by Super STANDINGS- SB Strikers Super Sir S SO Love Bugs 48 45 Tigers Super Stars to JUNIORS Peanuts Gang grabbed two games and totals Sexy Six ran over Lelt Overs In every game los col lee led games and totals from the House AM Peanuts Gang Sexy NGS Six 47 BANTAM BOYS The high average by d gam Corn two games tor tot Super Strikers slashed No In every game Tiger Cats caged by In two gai and totals Late Comers In two games to loiais Hoi Shots creamed In all three games TEAM STANDINGS Hot Shots Argonauts 49 Super 47 Corner Pins Chargers Rebels Thun derblrds Tiger Cats No Names Lale Comers Alan SEVEN rolled the high triple i and a David A pie and a single were by Ward Nigel SENIORS Ruin Flntay leads the g rls a average and Mike War man s average Is high for the boys les galhcred two and totals Ihe House Lale Com en pin Blasters In two games and totals Maybe Next Week mashed Swinging Butts In every game Super Bloopers two games and totals to Rookies Wlffte Wallers outclassed In all three TEAM STANDINGS Comers Walters 40 Maybe Nexl Week Pin Blasters Super Bloopers IB Swinging Butts a triple and single David with a and a 181 single ark MASD thrashed Rated In every game Rolling Pins two games and totals Rip Oils Super Seven an games SUPER SCORES GIRLS Yvonne a triple wllh single game Pal Syme rolled a nee trio and a solo Not far behind at a 281 single was Carolyn Barber Next were Stephan 92 Sandl Debbie Gibson 631 379 Read 294 and Karen Archibald 413 161 BOYS Steve Burns shot the high threesome of with a single game Dave tossed 701 and a single Chris Burke rolled with a single Warn 469 IB Gary 171 Ed Stevens 348 Paul LIAAEHOUSE NEWS The I imehousc club held Ihonk offering meeting plans meeting of the cereal were discussed The supply shelf project at the home fund cash is to he handed in by their leader Mrs Kirk wood lune morning The girls The in unison closed icquainted for their seven ihe meeting and the hostess wck term Officers elected served lovely lunch w 1 re president Mulder vice Sheila We extend sympathy lo Mrs secretary wen son in Ihe Kirkwood treasurer Sylvia untimely death Mr telephone convenor Del Harlow press reporter Mr and Mrs have i and Karen a lovely apply blossom mother member They in bloom One talked the food values of stock has four large seeds cereals and the Importance of where the blossoms have fallen cereal in menu planning They made frying pan cookies The met at the home Mrs on Wed evening Scripture from was read by Mrs and Mrs A Mrs DID VOU KNOW The first systematic weather reports in the United Slates are in prayer Mrs attributed to the John Patterson read inc fife of Mary Holm chaplain of a Martha God Speaks settlement near presentday Women Eugenia Price Wilmington Del who began Hull coll and text word feast making regular observations answered verses of only years after the Pilgrims read a spring landed at Plymouth Rock In Park School Keeps Students Fit Is your child physically Does he know the Importance of being fit throughout his life Peter the principal of Park School has started a voluntary program during recess breaks Students measured a metre course and were asked to run around It once during each break We hope to do doing explained Mr I fot the Idea while watching a commercial for where two men were jogging Mr checked the program with six different doctors and they agreed it would be good for the children We want the children to realize the Importance of fit as J said