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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th, 191 CORIS'SRED &-WHITE FiHOT BARBECUED CHICKENS -FRIDAY and SATURDAY Burn's fully Cooked Short shank, Skinless BEST BUY! - 200 x 2 plyw -u Midget- CANNED 1% lb. S kel H MS lb. 53C Kleenex Tissues 3 pkg. $1 SX HAMS $1.49 BEST BUY! - Whole (No garlie) or lb. 79~Bick s Polish Dilis 32 oz.- 12cý OFF PACK Giant Pkg. 45c Drive Detergent 87c FEATURE - Evaporated TaltsDrBallads5o. tins Fuiy Cooked- SMOKED Refito-EatDr ards1oz,1tn ,Hamt Steaks lb. l Carnation MiIk 2 for 37c Cat Food 4 for 69c ALL PURPOSE 20 Mb. bag - $1.79 Freshly Minced bLU Ue 1 z. jar GROUND CHUCK lb. 75c Oven Pride Flour 7 lbo 69c Peanut Butter 49c BURN'S 2 lb. pkg. ETBy FRIDIN Chase and Sa nborn Roasted Skinless Wieners $1.09 Freshie Powders 10 - COFFEE -i1lb. 95c FEATURE! Assorted Layer Style pkg. Mild Seasoned - By the Piece Betty Crocker Housebold Burns BOLOGNA IL 36c CAIKE MIXES -package 39C Scottowels Kendel News A shower was held at the home tf Mrs. William Hoy on Monday evening, June 28th to honour Miss Wilma* Turansky, who is to be inarried, on July 3rd. Wilma graduated from Peterborough Teachers Coliege in the Spring. ýShe will be empioyed on the oc- casional staff in Bowmanvîlle in September. Her sister Kathy who graduated from Western Univer- sity in May, has a position as soc- ial worker with children in Mid- land. She was unable to attend the showerbut will be bridesmaid athe w7edding. Many iovely gifts -were received by the bride-to-be. -Lunch was served by the hostes- ses Mrs. WV. Hoy and Mrs. A. 'Low. ýMiss Ann Foster will return to Western Universityb Lon don-to begin a summer course there on, the 5th of July. Mr, Roy Patton was shocked to learn, when he tiirned on the early Sunday morning ne'ws on the Lindsay station, that his cous- in's wfe, Mrs. John Gilespie of VENifE ZIA RESTAUR ANT Hlghway 115 and 35 %mile south of Orono PHONE 983-5651, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Specuidng lu Pizza - Maeals Aiso Week-End Speclais ROY THOMPSON Orono, Ontario Phone 983-5759 AlCarpentry Work Remodellng Kitchen Cupboards We build from the foundatien Up. William St., Lindsay had been killed in a car accident north of Lindsay and ber son seriously in- jured. The young man's grand- mother, was Rébecca Gathcart born ýnorth of Kendai. We were sorry to hear of Mr. G ordon Werry's death on June 27. His grandfather was one of thé pioneers of Kendal, living on the sixh ne where Mr. G. Taisma now lives. lHis grandfather moved -to Enniskiilen. Rev. T. SneIZrove leaves on his holidays thik vweek. H1e is visitinig his former charge in Prince Ed- ward Island and then flying to Newfoundland to visit his sister. The Church wiIl be losed during JuIy, a fine opportunity to visit the neighbouring churches. The ladies of the Kendal Wom- en's Institute extend their. sym- pathy to the family of Mrs. D. Park, Bowmanvîlie who passed' away as the resuit of a car accid- ent. She was a capable member of the executive of Durham West Institute. A Carnivai wili be heid in, Ken- dal Park on JuIy î4th. This is put on by the Kendai Récreation Com- mittee to raise money to support LAST CALL Sumumer School Classes at the OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE commencing July 5 to August 13, 1971 ACT NOW! Only a limited number can now be accommodated CHOICE OF CLASS SCHEDULES 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. -or 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. -or 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 pm. CHOICE 0F SUBJECTS- Typewriting - Bookkeeping Filing - Shorthand - Accounting Business Machines -English Spelling -Mathematies - Pen- ananship- Office Procedures and others, FREE BROCHURE Available Register by phone, mail or in person 18 Simcoe Street North Dia1 728-0052 Malcolm C., Barnett, Principal the three hall teams of Kendal. Mrs. E. J. Wilkin and Mr. E. Couroux have returned home from Bowanvilie Hospital. 'Kirby News Misses Sharon and Lorna Low- ery are holidaying this week at Camp Quin-Mo-Lac, Madoc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hamm re- ceived word from their son Doug- las and bis wife, that they bad arrived safeiy inEthlopia by plane. Ilt took 26 hours. Douglas wiii be working with the Sudan Interior Mission Hospital for the summer. Miss Marilyn Hamm bas accept- cd a position with Day Care Cen- tre, Parliament Buildings, Toronto for the sumfmer. Visitors over the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rutherford and Mrs. Wm. Rutherford were Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rutherford and family, Listowel, Miss Janice Ruth- erford and Mr. David Smith, of Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMackin and family, Newcastle and Mr. and Mrs. Mort Richards and f am- ily, Bowmanviile were visitors on Sattirday. The Nurses of Bowmanviile Hospital held a picnic at Mrs. Sid Rutherford's on Thursday even- ing.' Ottawa Report, Russell C. Iloney, Q.C., M.P. Northumberland - Durham' The budget brought down by Finance Minister Benson last week was a good exampie of the way Canadians can have an input into legisiation at the federal 1ev- el. Mr. Benson obviously paid a great deal of heed to the strong opposition which deveioped to many of bis White Paper propos- ais. The Report el the Carter Com- m ission received about five years ago recomm rnded very drastîc changes. The Report was summar- ized in the words, "a buck is a buck: It recommended that al money reccived should be sub- ject to tax, no matter from whence it camne. Mr. Benson's White Paper on Tax Reform was not as drastic as the Carter Commission Report but it did make some very far-reaching suggestions for taxation reform. These proposais were for the pur- poses of discussion only and in order to obtain the'opinions of the Canadian people. The program of participation in my Riding was very successful. 1 held seven meetings in the spring 1 f 1970 to bear the opinion of my 2roll pack 52c constituents on the White Paper proposais. The turn-out at these meeings was very good and My constituents certainly did not hes- itate to lit me have their opin- ions. The meetings were held in Cobourg, Port Hope, Bowmanviile, Orono, Warkworth and Millbrook, and Coidsprings. In additions, I prepared a com- prehensive memorandum summar- izing the White Paper proposais in relation to ,our circumstances in the Northumberland-Durham area, as weil as memoranda on various aspects of the proposais in which there was a marked degree of in- terest from my constituents, and ail memoranda were circuiated to, constituents. The very strong representations and objections 1 received from my, 608 YEOMANS PLUMBING AN» HEZATING 24 Heur Service New Installations Alterations Repairs Speciallzing in Hot Water Heatlng Forced Air Heating Septlc Tank Work R.R. 1 Orono 983-56Z4 - à% D. ROGERSON ORONO, ONTARIO ANTIQUEà WE RUY AND BELL (Md Glass, China, Pins Articins Toyui and OddItlea IF IT'S OLD ... CALL US WE PAY CASEN Phone 823-5342 after 6 p.m. c4TONSM AREWHrYtAV W/iEN TI «SASK YOt/ fOI? iTEN BUCKS TO Bt/VyA FATMERS- TEZACO SERVICE u t ommaogn Special for barbecue POà'RK CHOPS LOIN Oxford WRICKLAYERSl STONEMASONS WILLIE J. SCHIIAHL Poe983.5m S"eciaIIlng lu ail kinda et STONEWORK and FIREPLACES We aise do chimnev Revalua Dr. W. R, KentDDS Bowmanvlle Professional EIdg. 222 King St. E. - Suite 10 Office Houri: Weekdays: 9 t. 6 Except Wednesday Afternoons Telephone 623-7341b supplies TABLE CLOTHS - NAPKINS DISPOSABLE CUPS, DISHES, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS CANkED and BOTTLE POP CHEESIES - POPCORN Etc. CHOCOLATE BARS ALL CHIPS JUST ARRIVED New, Records Check, our list while it Ws complète Music for everyone iddletons OBONO, ONT. constituents were passed on to Mr. BÉenson and the government. Together with the other criticisms and suggestions received from across 'Canada there is no doubt that these had the desired impact on Mr. Benson and the govern- ment resulting in the very great modifications which Mr., Benson announced, in- bis budegt speech. The principle causes of concern in Northumberland-Durham weire modified or removed. The elimin.. (Continued on page 4) Grant C. 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