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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THtJRSDAY, MAY 4th, 1967LE PAIGCN AT tvle' i.did health, possussing a quick Rev. Basil Lon, ass4sted by a' Alex Camruhers, M.P.P. Dur- 1nepliew-in-law, Rev. Jas. Simpsonl.hmanondtisweth t O utdoorsmidadawneflmnoy nemn a maei1 oi hZ n-uedti ekhtte Inl 1913 Lottie came to live ~mdadawneflmmr.I~emn a ae in Orn rnnan Paving Company Limit. Orono as the wife of Mr. iloward Haviag no f amily of her owr U lm td Walshi who pre-dleceased her inlier declingrÎ years were gladr- Çemetery.11 ed of Ilamilton lias been awarded 197.Hee hetok n ctvein dened by the visits by 'her neices Pallbearers were Mesýsrs. o. W. the contract for resurfacing High- Thefolowng aricuarsdel tre4 i te af arsof heUniedand nephews. A sster of Mrs. Roipli, Wm. Armst' (ng, George way 115 from Highway 28 we~tr with our Centennial Shoot and 1 Churcli and for around twenty Walsh who lias passed the century Carson, Jack Beatty, Reginald ly a distance of 7.07 miles9 inelud- do liope you will make special no~- years was president of the laca] mark lives in Detroit, Midi. Sutton and Alden Haw. Roadthe1.ýerscînofCu lic ofthe. WC.TU. ereMrs Wash n-Beautiful floral tributes, rela- The total- amount bid for thMa d'eredhereiftoman asa fne _ural service for Mrs. Walg l tives and frier.ds tifie-î t co ntract was $119,7M5.70. h PLACE-OTono Fish and Hunt Christian citizen and until tlie in Orono Un-ited Cliurch on April 1 esteem in whicli the deceased was 1 w o-k is scheduled to commence '011 fPfrrceTilil' nrlast two years had enjoyed spien- 24th was conducted by lier pastor, . held. ' May lt, 1967. ,Clu at Lerise iLb 1111jus'i tour miles north of Orono on Highway 115. DATE-July 9, 1967, Sunday. TIME-9:30 arn. to 5 p.m. ENTRY FEES-$1.OO^ for 50 rounds of Virap plus shelîs. Ail competitors must be a merm- ber of a gun club. TROPIIES-High man and wo- mnan for the day in each event. REFRES11MENTS -, Sandwiches, coffee and pop. EXTRAS-Draw tickets available' on our 19E7 Centennial Winches- ter Rifle to, be drawn in the fali. There will be practice r ounds in trap for tliosýe wishing to shoot who are not membeTs of a gun club. I liaven't had many reports on tlie opening of trout fishing, but 1 have heard of a few people having modcrate luck in our lo- cal streams, one trout reaching fifteen incieg. I also heard that a small boy on lis birthday last week had the pleasure of catch- ing one of tlie biggest troUt a-' round. Have. you ever seen a dog re- trieve suckers? Well you haven't had any fun until you bave. Last Sunday we witnessed a Labrador, retrieving suckers which were, chased into shallow water. H1e would first swima over the deep holes and chase tiemn to the nar- rows where lie would then pick themn up and bring them t& shore. 1 don't know who had the most fun, the dog or the spectators. The fisi were taken home and ea- ten. Even the egls are, eaten just like caviar. Our Centennial Shoot is a veoey special day, please don't forget'j the date, July 9th. Winner oý the fishing tackle drawn last Sunday at our club, was my better haif, Marshal Xeast Jr. by Jane .Keast Mr.Letitia Walsh On Friday, April 2lst, 1967 there entered iito rest fllowing a brief illness at "The Lodge", Newcastle Letitia Walsh, widow of the late Howard Walsh of rono In her 99th year. Mrs. Walsh was born in HoDpe, Township, near Garden Hill, a dauglter of the late Mr and Mrs. John Hamili. At the age of eighteen she became teadher of the Oak 1Hl1 séhool near lier home. In 1894 this lady becamne the wif e of Mr. Allen Haw and the young couple took, up i-esidence in'Cleveland, Ohio wiere ýMr. Raw was employed with a pub,- lishing company. Ia Iess than four yeans this marriage was termin- ated by the deati of Mr, Haw. Af- ter living and working in Toronto for some time Mrs. Haw met and married Mr. George Minas5 in -1907 andl together they instituted what is now the Ghldren's Aid Society of Durham and Northum- berland at Port Hope. After iglit years this marriage -ehded _w-ith RED AND W" -,liTE KEEPS PR'SDO COMMENCING TO-DAY MAY 4th - ANNOUNCING ONE NEW, LOW JUG MILK P RIC0E S 13 quart U R HOMGENZ0D63 3 quart 2% GURNEY HOMOGENR D or 20{ J!7"SEY (Plus 40e deposit on Jugs) -,A complete selection of Ideal Dalry and Glen Rae Dairy Products available VALUE CHEKED MEAT---- or--U---R-- TENDER, JUICY SKINLESS Vnc Pac WIENERS lb. _ Schneiders Fanious for Quality LUNCHEON_, F-7C' MEATS, 0~9 6-oz. Pkgs. 3 FOUR VAIIIETIES SL!neid erq Pure Forl BREAKFAST SAUSAGE GROUN D CHUCK Fresh Minced lb. lb. 6"e. Fresh Baked! Red &White APPLE PIE SAVE 10c! Full 21-oz. Sîze Regular 43c! Weston swiss ROILS CHOCOLATE or RAS-PBE RRY Pkg. of 4 Schneiders H EADCI,1 EESE 12-oz. Bowl BrST BUT!- Save 10e! - SHAKER andi 4 SERVL NGS G EA SF1KESChocoIate Drink39 BES T BUY! -Save 10e! BEST BU V! ae 12e WHITE WmN ESSUE lb. bag 859 4 rolis 49 IIEST BUV! - Save 19c! 5-oz. Jar , UB N INSTANT COFF'rE$l BUý,ST BRUT! - Price Marked 69e! 2-lb. Mason Jar PE UTBUTTER Club House, 63e ^AV 10! Glass CIcnner 14 -oz. Aerosol Tin INDX with Ammon à,-ic-D 59e SANE Oc! TEA AGS Red & WI~ite 60 to Pkg. PNE~SO Coccnrated Cenr 59e nFEATURE! - Save 12c! COR 01 oA 24-oz. Botle 691 FEATURE-swc;n llc!-Assorted Layer Style 19-0z.Pk. CAKE MIXES BZ elly Crocker 2 for 87e FEATURE! - Save 6c TOMATO JUICE Libby's Fancy FEATUBE! - Save 6e ALPHA,ý-GETTILiy' ,48-oz. Titis 14-oz. Tin 2 for 37e W ~Y~IE FRIE ~DLY FROZEN -... AT PEAK 0F FREAINVE 45! lirdsEye - Reg. 4 tins 79c! 6-oz, Tins ORANGE JUICE 4 for 69c Fane:# Quality 2-b.Bi~g SUPREME KERNEL CORN 49c POL E S-" 1 Y--J t, C .E. 58c CORNISH'S RED AND WHI'MTE, ORONO, ONTARIO 1're-Priced 5OC! 24-oz. Size THRIFT Liquîd Detergent 53c Silver Ribbon - Save 45e! 20-oz., Tins 1 CHOICE TOtAATOES 5 for $.001 Sunshine Fresh ?~Fruit & Vegetables LARGE NO. 1 BARLINKA, GRAPESIL. NO. 1 Large Size TASTY CUCUMB.ERS 2 for 39c SWEET'PARSNIPS 2-1b. bag 25c P.E.l. POTATOES 25-1b. baq 69c WIDIXPJFTYCUlF10 'Er.13 A-ND UOTTED P1~ I<Y 0'~~EWSDAY.