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TABLERITE VACUUM SEALED' 6ouncde packagesl SLICED COOKED MEATS ECONOMICAL and NUTRITIOUS SLICîED BEEF LIVER VANILLA 9!/2 ounce package Monarch Whip lb 39c 2z O'33c WESTON'S Crackers or Saltines, 16 oz pkg 37c FRASERVALE FROZEN F1511 &CHIPS 24 oz pkg, 59c i for S9C Caifrna' Fnet MPRO GAPS .....2 lbs.3e. Ontario FInest Cee Grade SPY APPLES, 3 -lb. celle ý.. 35c. Florida New Crop, TANGELOS, large size, doz... ..8e Du Maurier, Regular or King ;$ize, CIGARETTES, 200 $3.09 BAIKERY FEATURES PUMPKN PIE, Hospitality............eaeb 89e. CHERRY PIE, Hosptality....................... eaeh 49e. OATMEAL BREAD, Dempsters..........eah 21û. DATE SQUARES, D'empsters...........pkg. 41c., PIECES and STEMS Lever Mushr'ooms HOMOGEN ZD IGA Peanut Butter A LL FLAVOURS Royal Puddings 9 oz. RW<) 12 01. CORN Chex Cereals -INSTANT- 2 12. oz. WHEAT pkgs 29c each 25c 10*oz tin 29c 16czj ar29c EXTRA TOAL 46 OF RECEIVE AN EXTRA $10.00 IN BONUS TAPES WITH INSTANT NESCAFE, 25e Off.......10 ounce jar MODESS REGULAR............package of 12 RECEIVE AN EXTRA $6.00 IN BONUS TAPES WITH PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE, Special.....giant size RECEIVE AN EXTRA $4,00 IN BONUS TAPES WITH SARAN WRAP REGULAR ................25 fI. rofl BLUE CHEER DETERGENT, 'Special --- giant size PAMOLIVE SOAP, white, pink, green, reg. size of 4 bars RECEIVE AN EXTRA $2.00 BONUS TAPE WITH NUCOA MARGARINE, Coloured 2c. Off .... 2 1-1b. pkgs. FROZEN LIMA BEANS,, Fordhook Ventura. 12 oz. pkg TABLERITE WIENERS.............i1 lb. cello package No. 1 GRADE SPINACH.........1 ounce collo bag 'RIF IW ork Starteci At Fire Hall Work has stsrted on the con- struction of the addition to the Orono Pire ýHall. The contract was ~let to L. an Dyk Construction of Pelterborough and currently the cernent block walls are being put up'. The work is expected to be completed about mid December. In connection witb the joint fice agreement between the Police WVil- lage and the Township of Clark,- tenders have been called for new fire truck. Tenders are to b,ý in the hands of the Township by Wednesday of Ibis coming weck1. and will be opened shortly after, tIbis date. It is expected that thé c ontracit for the construction of the fire truck will be let shortly .fter the opening of tenders. It is the wisb of council that the agree- aîenc with the Pol.ce Village will ý;i lno operation as soon as pos- sib le. On Tuesday evening the Orono A.re Department inspected a new machi ne which was brought to the V illage by King-Seagrave. The pumper was put int actbon- at the local park where. the operation w#as explained. This make is the saine make as the presenit pumper in use in the Village. On Thurs- day nightthe locýL1 crew will in- spect a Thibeault pumper which is used in the town 'of Port Perry. Valedictorian showed us how to submerge for a f ew short hours and to fOr9 the outside world, as did varlous other parties both school spondôr- ed and private. Yes, it was' a wonderful year, I'm sure you'll ail agree witb x me there. We lived every day af it as if it were our last. Every moment was filled to its, capacity. There was something unbelevable about the year, a sort of mnagic. Per- haps evéry graduating class feels this way, but I'd lie to think that tbis feeling of closeness was ours alone. Tonight we turn the key that locks that room full of such lhap- py memories. But, we are not really saying farewell to> the school - a is always going to be hcre, just as we have known il and have lived it. Therefore we should bail its graduates. Our, commencement is only the end of an era. At the'same time, il iS the beginning of another, for where we go rom bhere is our de- cision alone. Already We have emri barked on new adventures to higher halls of learning. Repre- sented here tonight are Universi- ties, Teachers' College, hospitals and thebusiness world. The world needs professional people, doctors lawyers and teachers, but it also needs educated citizens-. Every generation bas it challenge. Our own generation will soon be taking over the places of leadership in thiS difficult world. What we learn- in the next f ew ye.ars may well de- termine the future of tbc world. And so toniglit we gradulate. We end one kind of hf e and commence a new. Our former teachers seem more like friends to us. Il is a pleasrtre to talk with thcm again, JWe now realize what they and our I parents have donc to make ibis night possible for us. Those of us graduating tonigbt f rom Clarkec High have known a number of prin cipals, Mr. Watt of Orono; Mr. Dippeli and Mr. Lucas 0f.Bowmanville. But let us salute especially Mr. Witberspoon of this sebool to whom we are so tbank- fui for his kind guidance and en- couragement during our times of need. We can recali bhis friendly reassuring smile of praise, bis lo0ok 0f disappointiment when we 'let