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OATS
INSTANT ,
OGfILVIE ., . S . • • . ...
44 oz. pkg. 7c
save 3c, .: .
PARAMOUNT SALMON
ancy pink.;; save ,4c—lb. tin .49c.
HEINZ BABY FOODS. •
save 12c,
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allard- samPion Dog Food:
J.
save .8c 8 tins.$1:00
Bonded Tissues
Face -Elle Mello.' Bon.
•1Oc-3 for 49c
x 'save :
reeri `bo ,
2•' 1. :
CHRISTMAS DOLL(
Only . $2.99 with $5.00 'order
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ONTAI :I!
WE. 141411......„AY, OCT.. 30.04 •19.5: `
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,attVe _ ece
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,'H on ora ry Degree
"In r.eeognition of outstanding 8r7aduate foresters staffing the'
n" ---forestry ._the_ Un# operatlops, 'including a forest
Ieaik�rshl>� i athola�Iist "anti. for eft c utQ
versity of Toronto :Friday con- p' a n-'
fried an honorary Doctor of. ologist;: the first suich s:pecxalils,
Liavs, degree; on Robt. • W. Lyons, in forest protection emplgyed:
447 E. 'Wisconsin ave,:' Neena)?, a Pu1P and paper industry. In
Wsconsi.n," -vice � ]OGlark cora salesio the ''number etr��lcluaand
1 h g to
director "of K,iin�b Y, • r .
p a native foresters employed Xs" higljer
Cake Mixes .white,. chocolate, of Lucknow, a son of the late than . for any • other.company rn
, oration • Mr. Lyons is
i>fetty. Crocker• k $1.00., 'Mrs James Lyons.:' He Mirth America.
peanut delight, save 5c .,,.• 3 P. Mr, and M
• � brother'of Mrs" •Stanley Mr; Lyons was 'honored. not
iK'
�s
cb' Pie Crust. "Mix, save 7e, 1$' oz. , : f is a
for •59c ' 1 Malloti,gh, and Mrs$. Jean Lyons only for his 'contributions 'tofob=.
onar.. .
pkgs. �:,,i , :... �• � ,_ . . ',,.,,. 2, i:of Lucknow .and Car-.
estry in Kimberly. -Clark and its
Mrs J. E. a
R & W Instant Coffee save 6c, 5 oz, jar I The cerem Y t industry generally Re* is 1 char
for 55c suibsidiary . and associated coin
oln •:Brand : Margariine, Ib., Dkgs* inicliael of • Edmonton.
. • • � cted panies!but in the 'pulp 'and°paper
Sob.)
,;,;,, 2
... 93c on was condu.a
'during. spy vocation, pear f theC -
Ba s .-. cal con
k of 100, •save 6c ,,....•..79c � .b.
Crown Tea , P g�
Libby's Fruit Cocktail; For- v Q ':
a ter member o or poration
of the
university's. observance of of Forest.. Engineers of the Pr,o,
the"• `,50th anniversary. of • '�? ... • e 'of uefbec ' a member• o
save 4c, 28 oz. tin 39c incf..'
save'Se 10 oz. 8 tins 51 founding•' ofthe ac the �Can,adi'an• Insititute of For
ix '
anion s
ces , n.
e�ree
Aylmer Vegetable Soup, F silty of
M Lyons was, g
ry r Yo try the Society of Aim rica
• •
est
•Libby's • Deep :Browned Beans, save , 79c ,, on whom the honorary d g e Foresters,• • the woodlands section
•
...... ........ . 4. for •erred including on _ .
20 oz.. tins...................„;,,,was coil , of the iCanadian :Pulpiand -Japer'
k . ..�•. 32c from, Good Luck ',Margarine, • lb.p. g.
b' ilrood All. Purpose' Flour, 7: , • ' ' . outstanding author-
R,o ><n. • • ' Americas u
FRESH PRODUCE AT 'RED & WHITE a pioneer
• . s 50 lb., bag ..:.. $1.29
P.E..I, •Select' No...1 Potatoe , , , .
rn Oxford, England. . association, a• direcitor of the
ledged as one of North
American Pulpwood" Assoc iatign,
past -president ' of' the,. Northern
Hemlock and HardwoodTassoci-
'•atiorYP a member' of the' forest,
policy committee • of. the 4rneri'-
1
b
bag
5
3c
• � Ack
no
w
' -- ities on industrial forestry- and
: in establishing the.
�plade of • technical foresters' ; in
industrY, Mr. Lyons was the
can 'Paper:Pulp : association,
s.:29c; first Canadian• forester to `enter the 'committee on imports ; of • °n,
1CiruncbY� McIntosh Apples 3 is..2.9c:Pulpwood
private industry. He joined the Amex association
P - s 24' oz,.'cello• 19c coinpafY ,of C�aniada er,steerin,g `cornmitaee; .and the for
NLId, flavorful .No. 1, Parsiup. , • is ' for: degree
xng h e�s'Y estryr . committee; •of, the Forest
Extra fancy, Celery Stalks; each r� .:..:..,13c, th _,_ >w
Select,' firm,: Ripe Bananas, lb. Laurehtide Pa er and Power :
P thea Wisconsin ' Farest• Inven�toi•y:
aft civ
from a same umver„.�y Wu,,.,= Industries Council.
honored him Friday. • His assign- , . .
ment with :the .industrial., firm
was . to bu-ld up `that conrpanY1S
tree 'nursery, and he did, trans,. T
,forming it' from, a small unit to Mr•• Alpert Simpson of Lorido
Alb t n
One With visited Monday with Misses' FREE .DELIVER'Y sib miiliion transplants. He,work- na and May Boyle Mr &Mrs'
I I4LOUGI
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• , . , ,.moi VOIWO ;.)1� � `
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o• -ed closely -at this: time': with Ell-: ' m.: Cox atrd ev Be�i,o-► -fox,.
r 'wood 'Wil on, farrious; authority NIr. Isaac Graham; who has
.. in industrial forest nurseries:; e a •; Patient in Kii'icardine
highest•.';standing in six,. su:b- 1VIr : Lyons not: only :worked • in .ben P. .
• Y •Hospital for. some' time,: ` passe
' Jects • $500 d
Iti: a Sat
Governors • 'scholarship. , fo
Scholarships
Union Carbide Co:, . $2,000.00,
Archie McQuillan: Must be re-
tained
tainedby academic standing:each
'SUMMARY .'.OF
Apt.
. 'STUDENT .,AW
Graduates.•' acf , Lucknow District
High Soh�ool had, outstanding
achievements during "fie _,t past
term These -=•have previously:
nced biutr theSchool
been -announced,
feels that in view of the
oinplishments it would Ibe;
ate.
Wel' to sum marrize theun ::coin-
,•pletely. .
wards. received are at
The award's
follows:,
. i oin- on Z'rovnwial Bursaries
• Joan ' Donaldson,
IIL J
:Grad.
100; ' Emmeline ` Miller, :$100: '
1Tn versi `, Archie MoQui:1-'
500 Jameseec$00;. n e
year.
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International Nickel Co'a $3,040
GGa • Suter: Must be'retained by
academie ,:standing:, each year:
W.O. Board o -f Governors,
$500, Ii.ge Sinter. .
Suter,: $5-00:.•
'Atkinson Foundation: James Archib-14eQuillan
o
Board
•n1V
ersi
Reed, • $400; � Ruth Treleaven; $400 , (1) The University. . �- .�.�, ...�.- --... _ •.
LiterarySociety : scholarship;
$50, Inge'Suter: •
Women's Institute.,, Scholarship
$50, Louise' Andrew
ie Mc: uillan "Gary Suter
Q ► .
nursery, operation. ;and ,pro' nuc Awa on, '1Vlonc'iay. ' Symp'athy ,is
ex, tion but .l l l g Y
r-
(2) by reversion off g
i ging . in road building' . and in the. •
• t• ' din � at' ' deceased_
who qualified for schola
an sr vmcu re,.extended' to° the .relatives• of the
:
.m th-
a and e
woods,Seeking ide s
. e ter ' ob he
in G
e
r Ari
i
zn
est. stand
( g e
ship .for highest .s. a� g
:Yj:H
:S:
2
00
ow. $
ckn
I1u
• • ods of doing a better. l
Gary Suter`
Went abro� d in 1927 to study for-
stry and logging methods in
100..00. ••
IC:rtilyan:ri,dS,wsweditezTriaFnrdan. ce, Ger,
(2) •
Highest standing : in Physics
100A0:
. and Chemistry, $
Sunday; ay ' the
next ,
Be -ginning Y,
Anglican, •.servic' will be 'held at
3 . o'clock . for . the month, ' of lvo.-
vem�ber••
We • are sorry 'to report. that '
•• .Mrs.. ;Catherine Hewitt is c�onfin,-
A year after :phis overseas study, ° ed ,.to ••bed: 'at the. ' h:pane: of My'. •
Mr. ' Lyons• became associated 'and 'Mrs:, ' G•eonge 'Graham.' We .
with Ki,m�berly-Clark throug�h.it5 .hope for im+proved• hc1dth.
affiliated company,; the Spruce; he' second meeting cif Tnt-
T
,.Falls..Powex and Paper `company Hao • Hoste'sses. was hetd i., the
of I apuskasirig•, Ontario; to re- . estford school' with” an <rilttna,,
ar a 'ize .its woodlands operations 1;2; .e
,tan : ance,'hof . . h. .
• and . establish a:' forest•. manage- with . 'the . 4-H pledge: The
(3). by ` reversion of ` Inge ..Suter
and. ,Archie • McQuiilin, who
..qualified for scholarship for
highest standing at Luck
-
and r H:S.—$20O OD :.
d§uter' : who ..each . won . .
and Inge.... , 'Inge :Suter- . • ,
major scholarships, could' •not It of Western Ori
they. •(1), University retain another,; although , y • tario scholarship •f highest
h listed p gr
- J irienx T r�o am H, g. 113' ide-n-t, Ali4e Hal
limited the.system `.of , contract . The next meeting N 11'be:
200:00; Y charge.
,. ho in and be an-irodcing -'.. ht�rne- c�€-Mrs: 'Ja
Scholarship's • itx�`siTgle�s•ab gg . g g h-eld---ate--tkre--T
�2). P
stand -Mg
were-clualified-.for ; t ase i
mg at1 clrnow 1� H• S:;
below:
ti
jests; French ' $100.; Gerinan
Mrs. Morgan • Henderson.
guest spec er a e ' l,tai'ned /�by natural means, then ' were also given ;o•n entni taming.,.
Th koffering meeting in Walk
was
:pulpwood .•:with :,•corrpany :.operat-
ed ,camps:' -udder: the direction of
foresters, , to help assure; i axi-
mum, production. •• and protection:
. ' c
Barr on November, 5th.:A i ccord
,file. was: discussed,• also different'
flower` settings. Notes wei�fe cop
ied.' Packing. a •week -end suit
Notes,
itofooff
10..0 i
11.0'
sU
10.0
11,0
7.0
or.
fMI'
• Mr,
sons
spent
• "Fred,
.Mr:
`John
Wind
h�Ve.
Of 'W
:with
`Spro
Mr
of `D
Price
Mn.
two
Flori
ley's
a wq
We�stJ
Mr
and
Davi
week
4v
a'.
r•
t e foresters must la n ' trees a:cir :1111. is to
the :ern hasized: _ aT and informal
When the Kimberly-Clark.for-- vitation. :and suitable replies \to,
estry programs grew in the, Lake
'States, .'Mr. :Lyons. was assigned,
to ,direct thein. Iii 1936, ."he took
over . direction ;' of the corpor-
ation's' activities in . Michigan,
Minnesota and •Wisconsin,-•-ern-ad
dit'ion to .geieral,supervision, of'
the woodlands , org;anizat°ion he
'haddeveloped'1'at'Sprucer.Palls:-
He' moved : his ;headquarters; to'
Neenah : in 1940. • ,'
an h P , a house guest. E �,
•erton Pr•
esbyterian Church:p
bring a form
5i
F9,
r,!
After visiting 1VIME. MARGUERITE E BUCK from' New
York,who was ,present in Toronto for a three-day HAIR
FASHION CLINIC, we take pleasure in . introducing these
NEW. 1958 STYLE TRENDS '
ROYAL GUARDSMAN
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'SUCH AS:
:The•,: 'reviving ,of the
twenties, : called the Charl-
Ston--, -The-_eighteermthi.,:.
century look for : evening.
- year . .—Arced -up ::
fantasy. creation 'the '
new"Star Cut,' especially,
adaptable . to thin, fine hair•
where themore flair -look
,is needed .,,0...Many . new
and'' . helpful .hints on the
care `.of everyday : hairdoos. 0
f.
the next .meeting. The .,meting.'
•closed ,with "the Queen
Mr. Arthur ' Graham was , in`:
Toronto last' :'week where' he 4117
derwerit : surgery.
•
Postwar development .brought
additional' expansion. Mr.. "Lyons
"a-1 atly`7htard bu:ilt-= oodlands-
heael'quarters at •Loriglac, Ontario.
.and, established the Knife River
,nursery of Kimberly-Clark of,
Minnesota in .the Two Harbors
_: ar,�a-`Tli�..L-o�giae--ape�in__w lowing a nice
needed to feed the new
built at Terrace Bay.A forest
nursery established. at Kapttsk!as-
ing in 1947 was the first indus,-
trial nursery in Ontario. :Wood-
lands limits of Canada .were exu
pie• 1.—t eet--the 11-
HOLD MAR:KETI:NG:.
� oT:E_ I N.I SPWR -
The „�controvei sial :Ir e market,
ing.legislation is to, 1)6 voted 6
1
next- spraru ;Zo s_c e tf hoi pI a`
ducers' want, the :press i1t nYiarke 1 '
in,g plan 'continued. ''rNtls Ws S ari�
nounced 'last:week. �w ''grieul-
fol.
tune MVIinisterC, Goodfi'11( ,
as - - eting .with r,iarinbM
mill of. 'the Ontario. • l o 1 taker.
ore'st Marke'tin:o $pard •
This decision has .been :reached,
g ,taueen's' Far'k'_• as the• r"esult,
of, opposition that ih licti'g yore
ed at • ..protest , rneettngs` oeiiig:
.hel.d_...at. Uhe `various pr,{iit , and
from Critical coriespl7tic
ing 'received by the Department
and appearing it�i'`the press.
The of :hog mat keting
THE CORREC!r SHAMPOO OOR YOUR: HAIR.:'I5 A 11IUST:
,so
PROPER HAIR CUTTING METHODS
=befgre having your permanent wave or style,
Yr
and.
THE .DO'S ' ND DONT'S
. keepyour hair l earth. �,- .eas':� � to manage and
On. how' 1�o �`, • New.
.
• more obeautiful for the coriring New Year;
Wilt Be fleessir `•'To Hel p You •
' It Our p •
•
SOLVE, YOUR' HAM. PROBLEMS a
• For apliol itinen:t photic 115, Lttcknow, Ont.
A rcraftsni ni
Fred Emi -Capacity. Additional expansioi 'to
-,Alabama 'through the 'associated
cornpany which Kimberly-Clark
was to . manage, caned. for • a
sMi of Mr. and Mrs.
berlin of Lucknow, Ont,,' was a
memlber„of the Tri -Service Royal
Guard on y a Government
G d duty t' G t
- fol
Mouse in' Ottawa during the visit woodlands operation in thatdates back•°'to-the
...... a�, ., ...ttlilt.r:r •tri )ctirtgs'
_ ;. .. ,... ...... ..� le� _islation
1f tieerr-`E`hzaubetit-card Prince' area...:
were .held, 1iog proclrrt.(18. '"v
Philip to the Capital...The Royal Today corpt�ratioh activities • • , � ciriri •the»
' + . re .aired to reigistor„
Couple stayed at• the Governor- include ,five farest'nurseries'wth q
- rsduring had the privilege of balloting
.al capacity. in •excess of
Gene•{ail. s residence,their an ;arinu . In .,fvor:
Visit. • ` 16,000;000, trees and managethent
of e he s praposedre, ()r � `: i°ib ' h0g •
•Dennis, Who has been` posted control of ten :million acres of
Producers' ,Markctirig to
•;clic e
' w 8- ;woodlands kir the .an nta '1 prop• . L�_�. �x .:�.in. rt,1r•c1 II. '�nw.
to Camp Borden to take' 'an
m.onthS 'MAWS e,, spent the *eek- ��
end at' his. home he're.•
,'• 1
the'
class
Sch
for
Al'
night