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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- 600 register for 27th annual F.W.I. officers conference ~~. The 27th Annual Officer's Conference of the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario was at Waterloo campus, April 29, 30 and May 1. This is a training session for Officers of Women's Insti- tute. This year it is for Branch Secretary-treasur- ers, conveners of Agriculture and Canadian Industries and Members-at-large. There was a registration of 600 Thursday, May 22, 1975 Agriculture and | Food, addressed the gathering. Greetings were given by Dr. Holmes, Director of Research Administration, University of Waterloo. Live- ly musical interludes were lead by Mrs. B. J. Winmill and pianist Mrs. Harold Roland. Mr. Paul Fry, who is presently studying Opera at the Toronto University, delighted the gathering with his selection of solos. Mrs. John A. Mclean, Eureka, Nova Scotia is pay- ing her offical visit to Ontario as president of the Federated Women's Institutes of Can- ada. "You and Your Organ- ization'. The first concern of rural women is for families, their communities, and last, themselves. As an individual W.I. member, you are the link to join community to- gether, around the province, across Canada, and to our International organizations. We need tolerance, sincerity, courage, wisdom, honesty and the closerelationship of a family unit. It is our respons- ibility to be well informed,' with compassion and concern for those suffering injustice. No easy task lies ahead. On Wednesday, 546 went by bus to visit the Erland Lee Home at Stoney Creek. Many compliments were expressed on the renovation program UU FRR RE Se REF FREVAE 8 FON CRIEEC PRSRER NES 2 + which has taken place during winter months. There were 20 Discussion groups. Mrs. Earl Morden, chairman, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Mrs. John King, Agriculture and Cana- dian Industries; Mrs. Harvey Noblitt, members-at-large; with 17 other leaders assist- ing. In the evening, the 50 men's voice, Barbershop singers from the Twin city of Kitchener-Waterloo delight- selection of numbers, includ- ing quartettes. Mr. Raebert W. Carbert, General Man- ager, Ontario Agricultural Museum, Milton, was tHe Thursday afternoon speaker. Much interest was shown. This will provide a perpetual home for the historic tools, implements and artifacts associated with Ontario Agri- culture. The Conference adjourned Thursday afternoon. Co» ed the audience with their. The delegates gathered at the Humanities Theatre Tuesday afternoon when the immediate past president, Mrs. Harvey L. Noblitt was chairman for the session and introduced the new presi- dent, Mrs. Herb Maluske, Many Shoppers _ will appreciate our Chesley. She spoke on' the theme of the Conference ™ "Undertake something that is difficult; It will do you good. Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow' - Ronald E. Osborn. The Hon. Wm. A. Stewart, § SHOULDER Minister, Ontario Ministry of VALUE CHECK'D - BRANDED Lamb y JWI fh one | 05: Chops G b SHORT RIB ROASTS » " 88° BEEF N reenba nk LEAN - TENDER - NO WASTE - BONELESS S BLADE ROASTS *1°% oii Loops | Pech | News "| Polish Loops | occ von : LEAN - ROUND BONE - SHOULDER CUT } e¢ . i ho is a os FSTEAKS *1°°2|- '1.08 | -~ 88 | who is a patient in hospital. . [3 SS ANCYDER YT Tacrors ST ---- Maxwell H Due to Seagrave Anniver- FRESH CUT - WELL TRIMMED - TENDER - LEAN BA C 0 M AIRS ID 2 XW oss 24 sary, Church and Sunday Q90¢< H os. 72 School will be cancelled at BLADE STEAKS ib Bb S$ 1 50 Hip 0 Beef COFFEE $08 Greenbank. FRESH MINCED -- For Burgers or Meat Loaf ° To atu : <= Hb BAG Pry * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, G R Oo U N D B E E I= 69: SCHNEIDER'S - 6-0z. pkg. | ™ ROUND STEAX. GROUND MEATS SOCKEYE Blalie}y of Paronia had their SCHNEIDER'S - RED HOTS or DUTCH TREATS Rekies Hib, MSCH $ 2 5 ) i baby, Sharon Marie, chris- ° 84¢ POUR te ttre Ih, 1 ° LJ SA LMON ] tened at Leaside United | SIKINLESS Wieners@Ms| "2.85 | ..ooorrun wera masneo Fram | Church on Sunday. Attend- 2 CARNATION | 0 6) i h Mr. ; i t a FEATURE! - ASSORTED, STRAINED av fl.oz. jar]| FEATURE!-. Rata 7 fl. ox. tin POTATOES 0 i Jean Sommerville of en- 63 CLOVER LEAF TUNA 65. con ALL PURPOSE " bank, and Miss Myrtle Blake- Heinz Foods 3: o ¢ ly of Brooklin. FEATURE! - WESTON'S 12.02. Pkg. BEST SuylS KRAFY 3:0. Phe : 0 Wagon whee 99.| PARKAY Margarines1.99 Ont. Holstei n FEATURE! - PALM GARDEN _ 100 to Cello Bag || oo LURE BVASOR ATED . Pu Tina Spring sh Tea Bags 89. CARNATION milk 2:69: p g S ow CHRISTIE'S GRAHAM WAFERS or 13%-0z. Pkg. HEALTH MODESS NAPKINS 12 to pea. FAMILY SIZES FEATURE! - LJ . . in Stratford Crumbs 77 aw | 89:| Bromo «- 99: | || A-1 STEAK AQ . TE Pur ---- BEAUTY WILKINSON - BONDED REGULAR Le Sa mel It was the daughter of a : Shoulders EF BE Holstein bred by Keith Van Seani Dinner 69- FEATURES Bladess-~:89: Head & sfa9 LIBBY'S FRUIF ¢ Camp of Blackstock that was p COCKTAIL : Sugar Sweet 29- "pk 4 ANG ORANGE &--+1.09 | AWAGEss 79 Regular Packs named Grand Champion BEST BUY! - SHIRRIFF ASSORTED 3-Oz. Pkgs. FEATURE! & SOF DRINK POWDERS . .. . female of the day at the 6:49- Annual Ontario Holstein Jelly vessen: 4:99 KOOL-AID bo Spring Show in Stratford. WE Over 190 animals paraded ; by 95 exhibitors before Judge Orton Eby of St. George. Vanlea Nugget Joyce, bill- FEATURE! -- MAPLE LEAF LARD: D9 . FEATURE! 10 to Pack " ed by her owners, R.F. | NO-PEST asch Brown, Paris and Lowell D: FEATURE! -- BEEF 72.0x. Pkg. VAPONA Sweet Juicy Seedless Lindsay, Guelph, as' "the REL eT Sesser T P 2 STRIPS PS most beautiful dairy cow in Grapefruit 6 for 89¢ Dog Food $ o FEATURE! 18 to Pkg. - the world" was full measure ro» FEATURE! 19 Fl. Ox. Tin S \ to her advance publicity as Produce of U.S.A. Fancy Grade, CA. Red I 4 S. 0. ° 69 she sifted easily through the Delicious Apples ® 49° STAFFORD S Apple Pie Filler 75 SCOURING PADS aged cow class before being named Grand Champion female of the day. Joyce chalked up a similar victory ,. at the 1974 Royal Winter Fair; has been named All- Canadian aged cow for 1974; and was Reserve All-Canad- No. 1Grade - U.S. Crisp Celery Stalks U.S. No. 1 Grade Large Slicing Spanish Type Onions an 45° FEATURE -- ROY-ALL » 35° 33% MORE! -- BONUS PACK LUNCHEON MEA FEATURE! -- FOR SPARKLING WHITE CLOTHES OXYDOL Detergent 52.09 9.3-OX SPRAY TIN ROYALE 2» TISSUE 2|55- T 69 S-L8. PKO. BANQUET DINNERS COD FisH STICKS __' RHODES BREAD DOUGH __ $1.39 2402. s12t SARALEEPIES $1.29 ian and Reserve All-Ameri- can four-year-old in 1973. Judge Eby stated Joyce was "looking good today" as he tried to find words to des- cribe this daughter of Bond Haven Nugget, originally bred by Keith Van Camp, Blackstock. The six-year-old has an almost perfectly shaped and attached udder combined with balance, width, and strength through her body. She also can work in the milking parlour, having yielded 21,663 Ibs. milk testing 3.75 per cent for J 813 Ibs. fat in 365 days as a * ur-year-old.: EASY OFF Oven Cleaner 89: WE RESEAVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Vaporette Marshmellows | Deodorant | Insect Strip we-3/°1.00 each '1.99 1102. bags 2/ 89°¢ 7 oz. tin '1.19 ody DOWSON'S RED & WHITE "te Kraft Jet Puffed ~ Pure Spring Gingerale Ban Spray Open Thursday & Friday night till 9 p.m.