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-- ~ ~~~~TrÇY 7I~ .1K ~ ~ E,-. CH;OICE NEW ZEALAND) SPRING LAMB LEG O'LAMB3 Short Cut Whole or Haif l 5 Prices Effective May 25, 26, 27 and. 28. WA reserve nlit tet limit quantities PRODUCE 0F U.S.A., CANADA No. 1 GRADE CA'qjLFLOWER ea 29c PRODUCE 0FUSA, FLORIDA FRESHR Greeni Peppers? for 29c Produce ff U.S.A., Canada No. 1 Grade C A BB AG E Produce fd Mexico, Canada No. 1 Grade Cantaloupes1 lb 9c 29C $ SENSATIO ~AL OFFER Hfospitallty CHeERRY PIE each 49c Tulip Colouved MAR1GARINE 3 lb 77c Fraservale F'rozen Fish & Chips 24 oz 59c Beef andIrh 24 ounce tins YOrRK SàE 2 for 89c Pillsury oist18 ounce packages CAKE IXES3 for $1 AlymerFancy48 ounce tins TO AT JUIE29C Kendal New-s Kýendal Women's Institute meti on June l9th at the home of Mrs. G. Cathcart, The president, Mrs. E. Couroux ou,-ned the meeting in the usual manner. The minutes and business were deait with. Tt was decided to buy two more cen- tennil trees for the schoel grotinds. Mrs. Cathcart told of being the guest of the Nestleton Institute at their sixtieth Anniversary, This wvas a very lovely event with many fine suggestions. for centennial* vear and for each one of us. Ken- tial, Institute will be able to cele- brate its thirtieth Annîversary next year. The meeting was then turned lovpr to Miss C. Stewart, the hist- o-ical eoivn T. er topic was -Tas "Name a city or town in thé Maritime Provinces." She gave a verv interesting travelogue of hier trip at the end of *T"ne IaQt vear by bus to the j Maritime Provinces. Our next meeting wilI be held at the home of' Mrs. J. Henderson at whieh Mis" Stewart will show lier slid.es of the interesting places she vis. ited on thi,, t.np. Lunch was serv- ed by our hostesses Mrs. M. LdI,- on and Mrs. Wm. Mercer. Mr. and Mrs.. Enri Fowier of Oshawa ýand his father James R. Fowler were visiting in the Ken- dalý area o 'n Sunday. Mr.'J'as. Fowler was boru on the farm now owned bv Mr. Art Low. Ile farmed the NeweIl Tobacco farm when lie was first married. Hie is now ninety years of age. M-.r Pl Wa-reu lias left the, hoEspital a-r7. goTie to hiý daugli- Gu~elph. Mrs. Sinkins of Waterloo rame- for him, she is his grand- daughter. Next Sunday Mal, 29 our min- i'dfer Rev. R. C. White wiII' be "~ec1'"e ~nier~rvservices on thie Cantoni charge. So Mr. Win. Laird l l ke the ledlser- vice for the Bible Socieý,- at 11:15 a.m. Mr. Ta1ird lcomnes from Male Grove. Mrs. Etlhe1 Geary lias been lu. ho'spitaj iýIi owailefra insulî'n chuckç-up. jMrs. Neya ULittie has sow n 'improementsinace the sturoke, w are sorry tio report. I T<wpsiinDeIertes (Continued from Page 1) ice Truste-es. Council was asked to take over the roads in the lrwin sub-divi- Sion South of the Village of Or- ono. Coincil1 was agreeable tco +4is miove when the si-division was atmroved by the Community Planning Brauch of the Depart- mient of Planning and Develop- ment. Ann-oval wacrp,4eived from the Deoartment of Hlighwavs for the Construction of the Wilmot Creek hridge nortb of LeskaIýrd. Council, by resolution, have asked the Department of iligli- 'vays -to erect suitable signs in the area of the Clarke High School on H-igbway 115 noting the faet of the Higli School in this, area, A. co-ordinating Cer4tennial Committee was appointed by Counicil. Members on the comn- mrittee are -Mr. and Mrs. S. Lan- caster, MNrs. Emil Schmid, Mr. H. Paitner, Mrs. James Stark, Mr. D. Staples, Ms T. Fairbrother and Reeve John Stone. Thiree readines were given to a new IRestricted Area By-law and las heen pass(ed on to the Ontar- îo Municipal Board for tlieir ap- proval. A by lw was passed for the raising of S49,124.86 by debent- ures to mieet paymeuts incurried liv t I i-Mun'ic*ipal Works Assist- ance Programi No. 1. This work > cAuded the erection of the new Tïownship Garage and road con. st4ruction lu various parts of the Township, undertaken in 1965. Lots oýf fun for young and Mld BIG A KITE 11EV KIDS! GET VOURS TO.DAY 'i'