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Page Right THE COLBORNE CHRONICLE, Thursday, M.i.h 31st. ISfirt June is "Just around the corner!" C.C.M. Bicycles make a Fine Graduation Gift We have' every Model now in Stock. A small deposit will hold. Priced from $39.95 See the Fine Selectioi now at AL'S HARDWARE Phone 49 COLBORNE Colborne - District Personals When you have guests or social activities, let us tell your friends about it. Just phone your news items to 44, The Colborne Chronicle. r. and Mrs. George McCracken, Grafton, spent Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Gladys Hart. Mrs. George Petty of Montreal visited her grandmother, Mrs. W. S. Dale and Mr. Dale last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Otto and family are leaving Belleville in the near future to reside at Thamesford, Ontario, where Bob will assume his new duties as C.P.R. Agent at that point. Flying Officer Chas. McGee of Winnipeg, Manitoba, spent Wednesday evening and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Peebles and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Peebles attended the Safety Drivers' Banquet at the Genosha Hotel in Oshawa on Saturday. Mr. Peebles was presented with his 1959 Safety Driver's Badge. Mr. Gerry Maxwell of Weston called on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nobes on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Steele and daughter, Elin, of Ottawa visited Mrs. Steele's parents over the week-end. Mrs. Steeli and Elin are remaining for week. Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Summers on the week-end were Mr. Bob Grills of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. John Dove of Belle's Corners, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Summers of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald nd family spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray McLaughlin Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ball and family, Mrs. Alf Dove and Craig spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Graham and family, Port Hope. Second Big Week BRANDS SALE! All Food Prices Effective March 31, April 1 & 2 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. IGA Choice -- Save 6c 15 oz. Tins PEACHES 2 for 35c IGA -- Save 12c 15 oz. Tins Beans with Pork 4 - 49c Save 8c H oz. Bottles IGA Catsup 2 for 33c IGA -- Save 9c Apple Juice Mild l45c DAIRY FEATURE -- Royal Gold Coloured Mild 12 oz. Out ,1 CHEESE 2 for 49c Erozen Feautre -- DONALD DUCK 6 oz. Tins ORANGE JUICE 6 (or 98c Add a touch of Spring to the family ASPARAGUS lb. 19, Fresh top garden fresh, slender Carrots 3 Bunches 25c U.S. No. 1, Large tender heads Lettuce 2 for 25c Direct from Sunny Israel 5 lb. Cello Jaffa Oranges 59c ALL IGA MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED PORK LOINS Rib portion Tenderloin Chops & 3 lb. av. 3 lb. av. Ccn< _ ^ _ _4 Cut Roast 35fb. 45V 59c,b Rindless TableRite Sliced 1-lb. pkgs. Side Bacon 49c Sliced PORK Liver lb. 25c IGA Dog House -- Save 5c 15 oz. Tins Dog Food 6 for 49c IGA Magic Liquid -- Save 20c 24 oz. Detergent 49c IGA Sunny Morn -- Save 10c Tea Bags pkg. of ioo75c IGA -- Save 10c 12 oz. Pkg. Potato Chips 49c Giant Size -- 12c off Oxydol 79c Cleaner, Large Size Spic and Span 44c GLEEM Large Tubes Toothpaste 2 for 55c CHECK YOUR LOCAL PAPERS FOR TIME AND CHANNEL FOR: IGA's Romper Room T.V. Show Miss Joyce Daniels and Mr. ;d Brooks of Peterborough spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nobes and family. ACHIEVEMENT DAY On Saturday, March 19th, a successful Achievement Day was held for Northumberland Home-making Club girls for the project "Dressing UP Home Grown Vegetables" at the High School Brighton. 128 girls exhibited record book and a properly packed school lunch. They spent the morning judging a class of menus, a class of school lunches giving reasons August. Of course, the idea is for their placing and doing menu planning for four days in for them to practise making sure the Food Guide for health is followed and that good colour and variety are achieved through plentiful use of vegetables, many of which can be home grown. This project worked in so well with last summer's garden project and should make the girls even more interested in growing a garden next summer as about 130 of them are planning to do. An interesting aftern, .on programme of exhibits and demonstrations by each club gave the girls further training and reviewed the information given in the project. rs. T. M. Gresham, East Northumberland District President presented gifts on behalf of the district to Colleen Nichols of Wooler who has achieved Provincial Honours, after many years of diligent work. County Honour girls in East Northumberland are Helen McGregor, Castieton; Sandra Cummings, Community; Ruth Nelson, Percy; Beverly Brown and Diane McGee, * Seymour West; Sharon Rogers and Suzanne Yonge, York Road. Mrs. Robert Vout, District President of West Northumberland, expressed best wishes and presented gifts to Eleanor Harper of Elmview, Florence Wal-die of Grafton and Annie Klein Nienhuis of Wicklow-Vernonville. Mrs. Clifford Gillespie, Pro-ncial Board member, also expressed congratulations and encouragement to the girls and Mrs. John Whitehouse, Secretary of the Scholarship Committee for the Northumberland County Ontario W.I. Scholarship, told the girls about the scholarship presentation to Eileen McKelvie of Campbellford this year. WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE CHILDREN LET VOURT.V. WORRIES BE ERASED. JUST CALL ON US, WE'LL COME IN-HASTE• o, DON'T .IMuS, George Edison Radio and TV Sales and Service