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ORONO WEI KLY TJMIW.S, TB , URSDAY, JULY 18, 110S Maple Leaf Pear Shape MEAT B ALLS 15 oz tin, Campbells 'FANCY QSO.IUP 10 oz tin lb tin $I.39 2 for 65c rIl- The Children's tlhoice! Produce of U.S.A. No. 1. Grade Seedless3 Grapes Y,.'2 lb 39cW Easy to Peel Navel Oran ges Bradford Gxrown Ontario No. 1 Grade Orisp Lettuce' Lean Mild 4JurfldPeameal - Mhole or HM£i CO0'TT"AGE ROLLS lb0 45C Fresh Chicken Cuts LIEGS or, BREASTS Alie or Primrose Brand BEEF STEAKETTES TABLERITE WEINERS Fraservale Frozen STRNAWBERRIES 150o Kraft Philadeihia CREAM CHEES E Hofstess CORN CHIrPS 2 oz Mad Ilatter POTATOE CHIPS Hospitality CHERRY PIE IGA B,',EAD, 24 oz Ioa lb 55c lb 55C lb 45c z 3 foi$1 Soz pkg 33c 2 for 49e 14 oz 57c eaeh 45C L1f 2 for'39c Good Size gi6 4c Large Size 176 59V*%1c 2 for 25c w PRiIuja EFT~ECTIVE JULY 17, 18, 19, 20 We Iteserve the ýRight to Limit Quantities, A Total of IN BONUS TAPES RECEIVE $10.00 IN BONUS TAPE$ WITH Fly or liosquito BLACK FLA1G INSECT BOMB Il-oz. Bomb RECEIVE $6.00 IN'BONUS TAPES WITH SAICQ (MANGE JUICE 48-oz. Tin IfIA PEANUT BUTTER 24-oz. !ce box jar TIDE DETERGENT.- 30e off King Size IREC EIVE $2.00 1-N BONUIS TAPES WITH GACHEE1SE, SLICES - Reg, or Nippy 8-oz. Pkg. Turey Cheke .Beef YORK FROZEN PIES 2->8-oz. Pies, ONTARIO NEW POTATOES - No. 1 Grade 10-lb bag TABLEnRITE SLICED BOLOGNA 12-oz. Pkg. On Tuesday, July 16tb Kendal WSmen's Institute went on thir annual picnic. This time two, cars took them to Gananoque where they went on a three bour cruise of the Thousand Islands. The weather was ideal and a good time was en- joyed by ail. Mrs, Cecil Glass went to Bow- manville Hosptal a week ago Tues- day. We hope they will be able to uild up her strength.. Mrs. Basil IKýavanaugli had her ister and h îsband from New Brun- swih v!sitng h'er for a few days last week. r.Jack SLapleton bad her sister Audrey (Mrs. C, Walker) of Camp Borden visitîng ber last veek. She was also witb ber father Mr. C. Cooper. Next -unday and the follow ng .4OI 1cay there wilI be an eveming service at 7:30. It will take the form of lantern slides entitled "Be- yond the church bell." It will show the work our church is doing in the mission field where there îs not yet. a church. This is a very highly recommended film. Sunday School wilI be beld at ten a.m. Mr. Jchnny Sawchuk has pzir- chased the former Tom Hoy prop- erty and is fixing it up for a sum- mer cottage. This is a great im- provement as it bap been neglect- ed for so long it was unsafe for children to play near'tbe well. Mr. Wm. Jackson bas returned borne fromn Bowmanville Memorial Hospital feeling very much im- proved. Murray Winn of Orillia is spend- 'lng bis bolidays with bis grand- mother (Mes. E. Winn) and his uncle Fred Winn. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoy and fam. ily called on Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey of Castieton on Sunday. Tbey had bad a very- dry season thus far. Miss C. 11V. S tewart and Miss Marlon McKelvey motored to the Stratford Festival, a week ago. Mrs. Alfred Dobson bas bad an operation in Bowmanville Hospital We hope she will. soon be feeling inuch better. Mr. Don Cathenet took a weak spel while working in the General Motors on Wednesday morning and bas been taken to the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Dons many friends hope tbis is flot serious, AJAX RATEPAYERS PROTEST CHURCH GROUP Ajax Council recently voted to close off the only road leading to the Ajax Baptist Cburcb following a complaint tbat churcb members were -an "undesirable f ringe eie- ment." Council's action camie on tbe basis of a Birch street ratepayers' petition whîch claimed tbat the cburcb: -Lowered property values in the area; -Noise f rom meeting$ of youth groups and other organizations ln the cburch hall was annoying;, -Members of the church parked their cars on -the Êtreet at nîghts, -Trucks going to and from the cburch were annoying as weil as dangerous. Council was told that the only entry to the cburcb was from the foot 0f Bircb street. It was at this point that tbe ratepayers wanted tbe barrder erected. MAYtOR ASKS ]FOR WARD SYSTEM If- Mayor Lyman Gifford bas his way, Osbawa will adopt the ward system 0of political representation, an very soon. "The question sbould be dis- cussed and acted on very soon", urged His Worsbip Monday night. "It is an off year (no election this December) and no one can accuse me of trying to make political capital. DURHAM 4-H 'APPLE CLUB HOLDS ME4TING The second meeting of the D)ur.. ham 4-H Apple Club was beld on ~Tuesday, July 9, at 7:30 oP.m. in the 1 'board rom 0f 'eDepartment of Agriculture'building, 14 Frank St.,z jMrJhOngtta a local fruit and vegetable specialist, gave the nmembers an oral quiz on tbe care of an orchard. Mr.,Ingratta also told the memblîs of a future trip to the Food Termina in Toronto. The meeting closed witb a beau- tiful vocal rendition performed by Mr. Ingratta. Bill Kent. Red Path Granulated. lb bag 7