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with every roll of colour
print film brought in for
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OFFER EFFECTIVE UNTIL AUG. 3
Brights Fancy
TOMATO JUICE
Bernardin Standard
CAPS & LIDS
Bernardin Standard
JAR LIDS
48 °2 1.0
12s 1.09
12s 65#
Dr. Ballards Champion -4 Varieties
DOG FOOD • 255 oz. 69#
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CAT FOOD 25 az 211
Neilson 2% Small Curd
, OTTAGE CHEESE560. 429
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NEILSON
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BONUS ITEM
Shampgo or Finishing Rinse
SAStOON
BONUS ITEM
Re -moist Creme
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SASSOON 40 mi
BONUS ITEM
Hunts Regular
TOMATO SAUCE 1.-.5 2/69'
BONUS ITEM
Hunts with Mushrooms or Onion
TOMATO SAUCE
200 mi.
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Neilson -4 Flavours
SHERBET
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139
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PKG. OF 6
FABRIC SOFTENER 2.99
BONUS ITEM
625 g.
6 Varieties -Flavour Crystals
HAWAIIAN PUNCH 7.1Y
We reserve the right to limit
purchases to reasonable weekly
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Fresh 24 oz.
WHITE BREAD _ 69'
Brown or Crusty •
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FRESH ROLLS» -DM' err
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SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL
CLOSING TUESDAY JULY 20
THESE SPECIALS
• AVAILABLE HIGHWAY 08
ONLY IN: GODERICH
MONDAY & TUESDAY 9-6 P.M.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY &IRIDAY 9-9 P.M.
SATURDAY 8:30-6 P.M.
Falls
activity
ed
Another super program of
everts has been planned for
the weekend of July lb to Ju-
ly 18 al the Falls Reserve
Conseivation Mea. A great
deal of care has hien taken
to ensure that visitors enjoy
their stay in the BemnKler
area.
We have a number
—
00000, erx
weed. C* Saturday mor-
nng a tole will holed along
� e nicturesone Maitland
River- to poirt out some of
the kit" flora and
fail in the area. Later on in
the evening around dusk, we
offer Moonlight lifovies,
favourites
far both children
and adults, Sunday morning
is reserved for arts and
crafts, where you can let
your imagination wander.
Thee activities are open to
everyone, bath campers and
day users.
The Visitor Services Fin -
gram offers the camper and
day user information and
literature about the Falls
Reserve and the surrounding
area. We also have MUM'
moasfr nimaii2tikh for fian trh
returned the smne day.
The Falls Reserve Con-
servation Area is located
just outside Bemniller, four
miles east of Goderich on
County Road 3L For more
information, pease call the
Falls Reserve at (519) 524-
6429.
Legion -
awards
scholarships
•' BY NEILSHAW
Goderich logien Branch
109 announced this week the
awarding of three university
scholarships from the AVM
Sully and Brandi 109 RCL
(Lancaster) Scholarship
fund to thire' e Winer
students of the Godericb
DiStrict Collegiatn Instibite.
_lbe seholarsitp commitc-
tee awarded these scholar-
ships. to Donald Coughlan
who will enter his— secotd
Year af Meditine at Queen's
University n September; to
Audrey Vanden Heuvel who
is completing her. final year
of an Honours Bachelor of
Applied Science at the
ffnivharsity of Guelph; and to
Helen MacKenzie, an
Honours Political Science
graduate, who is completing
a Masters degree in Jour-
•nalism at the University of
Western Ontario_
To be eligible for this
scholarship a student must
be a Year Five (Grade 13)
graduate of the Goderich
District Collegiate and have
completed with high stan-
ding one fidl academic year
towards a degree in either
Medicine or Engineering or
have completed at least two
hill academic years towards
an Honours Degree in any
program at a »recognized
university in Canada.
The AVM Sully and
Branch 109 (Lancaster)
scholarship is funded from
the interest on a donation
from the Sully Foundation to ,
Legion Branch 109. This
donation made possible th
donation of the . Lan er
bomber, formerly on view at
Sky Harbour Airport, from
Branch the Aircraft,
'Heritage Foundation of
Mount Hope, Ontario.
Applications for this
scholarship are received
each year at the Branch by
June 15. Application forms
are available from the
guidance office of the
Goderich Collegiate or from
the secretary of Goderich
Legion Branch 109.
This year the Branch 109
Bursary Fund awarded in
varying amounts. a total of
$2,200 ( $1,800 from the Poppy
Fund and $400 from the
Ladies Auxiliary to Branch
109) to six students who are a
son or daughter of a veteran
and who are continuing their
education beyond the secon-
darvlevel.
HARBOR
REPORT
BY RON GRAHAM
The Algoport arrived light
for salt from Chicago on July
9 and cleared harbor the next
day for Quebec City.
The Lawrendoc arrived
from Thunder Bay July 10
and cleared harbor the same
day for ' St. Johns.
Newfoundland with barley.
wheat and corn.