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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THUE AI'1 IT'S SO EASY! f This week you sillîy get D)OUB,,LE the ailount of your CaslÉ register tape I I -complete dollars only will be doubled. As we are nearing Christmias, this gives you additional tapes to umse for ) items from the IGA Gif t Catalogute - - or for Eaton Merchandise Certificate ISAVE GA CHOIE PE A-S 2%0 oz tins 3 f o 49c [~~jrPLNIUT BUwTT-E York32oja79 SAVE NST NTLOFFEE IGA Deluxe 6 oz jar T79c jýT EI1IGA COFFEE RNoyal Guest lb 79c SA~VE W HITE SUGAR granulated 10 lb 79c SAVE'IGA RENDOVEN FRESH S &VE 1A BREA WHOLEor CRACKED WHIEAT 2 boaves 39c [7,W1. ICE CREAM IGA haif gallon 79c FRESH CUT Legs, Breasts, Wings and Ilacks CHICKEN in a BASKET --- lb.------- Fresh Chicken Cuts LEGS & BREASTS - --------------- lb. 53e Royal Guest Rindless SLICED SIDE BACON----------lb... . 85c Tablerite 4 Varieties 6 oz. pkg. SLICED COOKED MEATS ---------- - Frozen 5 Varieties '5 oz. SHOPSY DINNERS 3 pkgs. for ----------$1.00 McCains Frozen 2 lb. Poly Bag FRENCH FRIES------------------------------- 49e TANG CRYSTALS - Orange 2----------------------3½_ os..p......c B.C. DRINK - Orange, Apricot-----------------------...... .. ....48 oz. Tin 39c STRAINED BABY F<OOD - Reinz 9 ------------------------ 5 oz. $1.00 JUNIOR BABY FOOD. Reinz 6 -- -------- ----------- ---------- oz. q99 DEL MONTE, PRUNES Breakfast ---------------- ---------il- lb. pkg. 39c ROBIN HOOD FLOUIR -Ail Purpose --------------------------- -5 lb. bag 49e CREAMED RICE - Amýbrosia 2 ------------------ - ------ DOVE SOAP 2 Facial ,,sie 15 oz. Tins 49e ------ 47e 2 Bathsize ------------ 63e BROVBIL SACHET -- ------------------------------- Pkg. of 12 35e CIGARETTES .ail popular brands, BANANAS 2Ibs 25c Produce of U.S.A. Cals, No. 1i CUCUMBERS 3 for ---------2 Insported Cati, No. 1 Grade SPINAC 2 - --Il os. bugs 3 ctn of 200 $3.19 G r, New Crop Valencia tse ORANGES --- --------- doz. 49e Imported Cati. No. 1 GREEN ONIONS 3 bunches ~9e Kendal On Thursday, Mrs. A. Low, Mms. R. Elliott and Miss C. W. Stewart atten,-ded the Provincial Conven- tion of the Women's Institutes of Ontario and took in the banquet at the Rl' Yo-] Irk. A s0c;,al evenine, will he held fthlis 1ýati-rav eveni-ng November 1201 ý-, 0-hecburcýh sehool at Ken- day. Evroewelcome. 0-, eneda evening the Un- ited Chuirch WYomen met at the hoeof our Presidlent, Mrs. Reg HlifPans were mnade for oui, UI.C.W. baqzaar on November 17, nextWensa at three p.m. Ladies were put in charge of the hoth .g. sewing, vegetables, cooking, candv, touch and take, se-ving of afternoon tea etc. U-ed elothing is, needed on the ~"sirfW-1, so a box is to be ïT~e - ' +'p church kitchen to ho)ld donations. Mi"s. E. Couroux read the scrip- turc arnd Mrs. Wm M4e-ce- chose as her topic the life sory of L. bAn" tooks, beginning2 with "Anof Green Gables". MsMercer kncw her person- all-v -hen she was Mrs. Ian Mac- Dona1d. a Prcsbvterian min ister's v-if(e in Ontario. In 1935 she was' >,onoured withthe "Order of the British Empire" and passed awavy in 1942. A historical plaque was. tinvcilcd in her mcmory by her danghter. .Lunch wasý providcd &v our hostesses MFs. M. Luxon and Mrs. Down. The ncxt meeting will be hcld at the home of Mrs. Keith Wood on Wcdncsday,' December the first.- Congratulations; to yM' anîd Mrs. Wm. Tui-ansky on th- birth of a baby a «tr Mrs. Edna Winni, Bernice and Velma of Orillia. visited with, friends in this area on Sunday. Mrs. E. Winn is in a Newcastle rest home for the winter. Mr. and M1rs. Kith Wood at- tended the wedding of her niece Sharon Ie~ Stainton to Jamnes Childs McKnighi on Saturday, November fîth in, Bowmianville Baptist Chuirch. M\rs. M. TiaIls has sold her farm to Mr. Keith Wood. 'ME~NT UNI VERSITY LIBRARY EXPANSION The steady expansion of the Trent University Library has rL- sulted in a collection of some 36,000 volumes, two years ahead of schedule, Professor T. H. B * Symons, President and, Vice- Chancellor, announced recently. By the time students arrived thîs Fall for the second academie vear of the Univcrsity, the Trent Library had already a cquiirKi'as largýe a collection of books as had originally been anticipated for September, 1967. This remnarkable gýrowth bas been made possible. in addition to the purchases of the library, by the many generous gfso, organi- izations and private individuals. The donations include paintings, prints, manuscripts, personal pa- pers, rare volumes, and many fine collections. Among these are a collection of French-Canadlan historical and literary works from the Ministere des Affaires Cultur- elles du Quebec and a collection of books, family papers, and local material of various kinds ireceiv- ed as the rusult of a programme about the Trent University Lîb- rary which was sponsored by CHEX radio and television dur-~ ing September and October, 1964. The rapid growth of the Trent Library hias made necessary the construction of a substantial add- ition to the present library facil- ities at Rubidge Hall, which is now nearing completion. When the extension is completed the library will be able to accommo- date 94 readers and 60,000 vol- umes. This is expected to suffice uintil the permanent library on the Nassau site is occupied in the sumnmer of 1967. The new library