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CHEES WHIZ $1.39
3-FRUIT or ORANGE-24-os, jars
MARMALADE ... 49c
ROUND STEAK or ROAST lb. 89c
SWEET
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MAC and CHEESE LOAF
or CHICKEN LOAF lb. 490
FREEZER BUYS
SIDES of PORK
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Processed 39c lb.
STUART HOUSE - 12-Inch (25-Ft. Length)
FOIL WRAP ..,,,,,, (deal pack) 2 rolls 69c
COLGATE 100 ANTISEPTIC - 6.oz.
SCOPE Mouth Wash .., ( deal pad() ea. 59c
100 TABLETS
INSTANTINE (deal pack) $1.00
16-0Z. - BREAD & BUTTER - SWEET, MIXED
SWEET WAFER A-- BABY kOtHER DILLS
SUNKIST No. I 210's
NAVEL ORANGES (Product of usA)3 doz. $1
HIGHLINER -
PERTH FILLETS lb. 39c
SUPREME BRAND
KERNEL CORN
FRENCH FRIES 2-lb. bag 49c
LIPTON'S "- 60's
TEA BAGS 79c
ALLEN'S - 48.oz. „s
APPLE JUICEI 3 tins $1
TOMATO JUICE 3 tins $1
31:;IAMIA Salad Oil 89c
[ DOWNY 4;zundry Rinse 75c
aiiPPING 'CORN 2 lbs. 29c
E. D. SMITH 19-oz, tir0
RASPBERRY -- STRAWBERRY - PEACH - BLUEBERRY
PIE FILLING 2 for 89c
KRAFT PRODUCTS
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lb. 39c
lb. 43c
lb. 49c
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New -Record editor
to ttend “)nvention
Many Ontario weekly news.
PilPer Puhlishers and their
wives. Will be attending the line iii Ontario Weekly New.
.s.apers convention to be held
WS year at the Park Motor Hotel, 'HilikaraFalls, Ontario
On March .8t4 and J. Q. McKnight of Me TillSonbt/IX
News is COnVention Pheirmen
Attending from, ,Clinton will be Graham Caney Rditor of the
New&sRecord.
Official Welcome
Delegates will be welcomed
en Thursday evening by A. Y, mc4ean. Mr. McLean is pub-
lieher of the ,Seaforth Huroo
Expositor and president . the
association..
Arvid Lundell of Hevelstolte,
B,C., president of the Canadian
Weekly Newspapers Associa-
tion, will address the delegates,
There Will be speakers on all
aspects of weekly newspaper
publishing during the business
sessions.
• Robert Stanfield, leader of
the oppositien, will be the
speaker at the banquet on Fri-
day, evening-
Winners of Competitions
There was keen competition
amongst all newspapers, par-
ticularly ter the general excel-
lence and photographic awards.
General Excellence:
Village under 1000 population:
1, West Lome Sun; 2, Zurich
Citizens News; 3; Elmvale
Lance. '
Towns under 2000 population:
Rodney Mercury; Little Cur-
rent Manitoulin Expositor. Ty-
ing for third place are the Iro-
quois Post and Belle River
North Essex News.
Towns under 3500 population:
1, Exeter Times-Advocate: 2,
Wirigham Advance-Times; 3,
New Hamburg Independent.
Towns over 3500 population:
1, Brampton Guardian; 2,
Grimsby Independent; 3, Till-
sonburg News.
Greatest Improvement: 1,
Tharnesville Herald; 2, Elm-
vale Lance.
• Best Front Page: Grimsby
Independent.
Typographical Excellence: The
Exeter Times-Advocate.
Advertising Excellence:
Brampton Guardian.
Best Editorial Page: 1, Grims-
by Independent; 2, Prescott
Journal; 3, Exeter Times-Advo-
cate.,
Photographic:
Best Spot News Picture:4 1,
Fort Erie Times Review, John
Visser; 2, Aurora Banner, Ann
1VIeWilliam; 3, Brampton Guar-
dian, David MacDonald.
• Best General News Picture:
1, Grimsby Independent, Peter
Brouwer; 2, Aurora Banner,
Ann McWilliam; 3, Fort Erie
Times Review, John Visser.
Best Sports Picture: .1, Au-
rota liannerr, Mike MeMnfralt,
-Or Renfrew Advencer ,Prehkun. Johnston; 31 Exeter 'Nnet:Agi, vocate. Patten, Best Advertlaina i'leterev
Aurora 'Banner, Pr Htlawarth rlavelle; 2, Nernarket Era;
ltenfrew Advance, Orahani johns
Oton.
Winner of the Ontario», Hy‘, Awrcl, for PkivOlon conntri Correspondent is Mrs. Athel Maudo Queen, 82. Moistwe car-
resPentlent of the Durham Chrontele.•
_The Ontario Water Resources commission Award will be made to raster M. Russell of,
the •Cobourg Sentinel Star, by
D
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r, James A, Ynnce, Chairmen of N.R.c,
SRUCEFIELD
Mr, and Mrs LindsaY Eyre
Mr, and Mrs. Elgin. Thomson
- have returned 'after a vacation in Florida.
Attending the 25th anniVer;r
sarY of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mason of Windsqr were Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilson and' their
family. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Broad.
foot and Mies Helen Breattfoet
of London spent the weekend
with their parents Mr. and Mrs,
John Broad.foot. '
Mr. and Dirr':71Itirry Lyndon
of Toronto' visited on the weelrrr
end with Mrs. Lyndon's mother
Mrs. W. Haugh , and family.
Mrs. Gordon ,Elliott lied Gaye
visited with, relatives'n Bruce.
filed and Clinton on Saturday.
Miss Sharon Drudge of Oven
Sound visited over the week,.
end with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith,
Bluevale and friend Devalue.
Elliott visited on Sunday with
Mrs. H. Berry.
KIPPEN
'Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Mellis
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Bourke of Wroxeter visa,
ited Saturday with Mr, and Mrs.
J. I% Barnard of Nairn.%
Mrs. Ruth Colton of Detroit
Michigan spent a few,days with
Mr. and Mrs. Vivan. Cooper.
Rochus Faber. is holidaying
a few weeks in Florida.
' Visitors during the week with
Mrs. Long were' Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rowntree of Midland, Mrs.
Joe. LeGard and daughter. of
Downsview,
Master Scott kyle has re.
turned to his hOme in London
after spending 10 days witishlit
grandparents,Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson, Kye and Jim, while
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don
Kyle were vacationing in
Hawaii.
_Che *OW POngregation of
RnCec United Church received
Seals last glindaY. 'Pose reo
ceiving the seals were; Gold
85 percent, Arm Bail, Dana neo; Yvenne Bean, Shelley
Gran8e Raymond Hildebrand,
Faye, dildebrand, Gregory Hale •
lain,: Andrew )(amnions, John
OOPnialle, tarry Plaetaer,
sherrY Plaetzer, Wanda Plaete
,
' zer) :Lynn Turner, Glen Wight.
Man, Marilyn Wightnlan, Mitre
ray Wightrnan. Silver, 70 per.
cent; Gary Ament, Shirley
Atnent, Ricky Aroharehault,
Douglas channieY, EldoliCham•
_my, Lorraine chainney, Doug.
Durnin, Allan Hildebrand,
Keith Lapp, Marie Plunkett.
,60 percent, Larry•Chau/.
;neY• Paul ChanineY, David
Howe, Donald Howe.
The third meeting of the
Auburn 4-H club for the spring
project 'The Club Girl Enter-i
tains" was held at the home of
Mrs. Frank Raithby with the
first vice-president, GailSeers
' charge. The minutes were
,read by Marie Plunkett in the
absence of the secretary. The
roll call was answered by each
Member naming one thing they
',would appreciate in the guest
room. The leader, Mrs. W.
BradnoCk 'outlined the import,
mice of hospitality in the home.
Table setting and service were
'demonstrated by Mrs. Raithby.
Brenda Ball and Brenda
Archambault carried out the
demonstration. Debbie Small
and Barbara Chanuiey demon.
strated good table manners
The next meeting will beMarch
15 at '7 p.m. owing to examin.
ations at the schools. The meet.
ing was closed with the 4-H
'Creed.
YARNA
The Explorer Group of the
United Church under the dir.
ection Of their . leader Mrs.
Bev 'Hill held a successful pan.
cake supper last Tuesday even.
lag. The proceeds go to, help
support a Korean Child which
this group has done for a num.
ber of years.
The March meeting of the
United Church Women will be
heId on Thursday evening of this
week. .A special film on Japan
will be shown,
About 80 percent of the body
is 1vater. All the processes on
which 'life depends, take place
in• fluid' digestion of food;
carrying food and oxygen to the
cells, building and oxidation of
protoplasm and removal of
wastes.
xhe genera} Meeting Of the
United Church, Women of Knox
United church Was held * the
Sunday school 1.00.1n of the
church With Unit 2 in charge.
mrs, Norman McClincheY Pre• -
sided and opened the ;fleeting
with Prayer, followed by a hymn
The responsive reading was led
by Mrs. Elliott Law and she
also read.the scriPtkire lessen.
- The ' offering was received by
Mrs- Hen Hamilton and Mrs,
Thomas cunninghain. A duet
was sung by Mrs. Gorden Mo.
Cliechey and Mrs. Norman Mc,
ClintheY.
The guest speaker of the
afterneon was Miss Clara Mc.
Gowan, director of the Huron
County Children's Aid Society,
She was introduced by . Mrs..
WilliaM Empey. Miss McGowan
gave a very interesting address
on her staff and social work
they perform throughout the'
county. She also spoke on the
new offices on Victoria Street.
Mrs. Lapp thanked Miss Mc..
' Gowan for her informative ad.
dress 'and closed the first part
of the meeting with prayer.
The business portion of the
Meeting was conducted by the
president, Mrs. M. R. Roberts,
The minutes were adopted as
read by -Mrs: Bert Marsh in
the absence of the secretary
Mrs. Albert McFarlane. The
treasurer, Mrs. Oliver Ander.
son gave the financial state.
meat. Two letters of thanks
were 'read by Mrs. William
Empey from Mr. and Mrs..
Stewart Toll for the bales sent
to Nairobi in Africa. Lunch
was served by the members
of Unit 2.
"Bear One Another's Bur.
den" was the theme of the
World Day of Prayer service
held Friday in Knox Presby.
terian Church, Mrs, Wilfred
Sanderson, president of Knox
Women's Missionary Society
was the leader of the service
when women from the four
churches and Westfield joined
the millions of women around
the world in. this service. of
prayer and commitment. Mrs.
Sanderson introduced the pro-
gram and gave the history of
the author, Mrs. Rathie Sel•
varatnam of Ceylon. Mrs. Don.
aid Haines was the pianist and
the ushers were Miss Minnie
Wagner and Mrs. Alvin Leather.
land: The ecripture lesson was
read by Mrs. John Hallam: The
leaders of the village churches, ,,
MrS.'Frarik Raithby of the Bap.
list Church, Mrs. M. R. Roberts.
of Knox nited Church UCW
and Mrs. Thomas lia,ggitt, St.
Mark'S Anglican Guild, assisted
in the program. Mrs.. Oliver
Anderson and Mrs. Kenneth Mc.
Dougall alio assisted in the
Penitence Portion with Mrs,
lteherts, A cLiiiiitette coniPosed
Of Mrs. John Peer Mrs' Pert
doe chananeY, mrs, Robert
Ws1 Gordon B. Taye.
lor and Mrs, Waliatn J. PrAig
sang "Have Thin? Own WaY Lerd,n
' The theme "Pear One
Another's Burden" was sPOlten
on by Mrs. Wes Bradnock, She
outlined the life of the prod.,.
igal son end stated Oat the
Fatherhood of clod is yearn3
ing for' the recoeciliatien be.
tween the world and, Himself
and stressed each to try to,
lighten pot-here burden Miring
this Lenten seesen,
The sympathy of this come
/nullity is extended to Mrs,
Eldon MacLennan on the death
of her mother Mrs. Leslie.
Anderson of R.R. 1, Lucknew.
Signalman Robert Young ,of
Mitchell visited last week with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Johnston. He just
returned from Puerto Rico
where he was serving with the
Canadian Armed Forces and is
noW stationed at Kingston.
Miss Helen Me,Nee and Miss
Ruth McLean; nurses in train.
ing at Victoria Hospital, Lon.
don visited last Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John
ston and Miss Laura Phillips.
Miss McLean is a grand-
daughter of Mrs. W. B. HaW.
kips who was known so well
when her late husband was
Church.
Mr.
St. Mark's Anglican
Mr. and Mrs, Irwin Schmidt
of Stratbroy, Miss June Mills
and Byron Nixon of Long Branch
spent the weekend with the
ladies parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Mills..
Tile Auburn COIT group held
their girl's service for the
World Day of Prayer at their
meeting last week. The pres.'
Went Shelley Grange led the
service and the hymns were
led by Betty Moss. Others tak-
ing the parts wereSherry Plaet.
zer, S heron Collins, Betty
Moss, Marie Plunkett and the
leader Mrs. W. Bradnock.
Mr. and Mra. ThOnAs 4.01inw
std'! -Visited with his Pieter.
Mrs. Boy Farm who is a
Patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
London, last Sunday,
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