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Zurich Citizens News, 1970-09-03, Page 3THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 Wonder Food Marshmallows _ _ _ 2 lbs. 69c Robin Hood Celebration -19 Ox. Cake Mixes 2/55c Robin Hood -20 -Lb. Bag Alf -purpose Flour _ _ _ _ $1.69 Quick Cooking, 36 Oz, or Instant, 32 Oz. Robin Hood Oatmeal _ _ _ 45c 14.Oz. Tins Clark's Choice Peas 19 Ounce Tri -Valley Peaches _ Del Monte -48-0x. Tins _ 5/89c _ 3/95c 3/93c 2/73c Pineapple Juice Schneider's-8-0x. Packages Cheese Slices Salted, Plain or Saltines -1 Lb. Package McCormick's Sodas _ _ _ 2/75c Cookies—Chocolate, Ginger, Oatmeal or Lemon McCormick's Snaps _ _ _ _ 63c Assorted—Oreo, Pirates, Peanut Crunch—1-Lb. Bags Christie's Cookies _ _ _ _ 2/$1 24 -Oz. Loaves $uper $ave Bread _ _ _ 4/89c FROZEN FOOD Nmemie SCHNEIDER'S-8 OZ. Chicken, Beef or Turkey Pot Pies (2 PIES IN PACKAGE) 2 Pkgs. 69c PRODUCE DEL MONTE GOLDEN YELLOW No. 1 Bananas (Product of Honduras) 2 Lbs. 25c imensemmemmt CALIFORNIA No. 1.—SIZE 138s SUNKIST ORANGES 59c Dozen ONTARIO -- No. 1 Carrots 3 -Lb. Bag 23c SCHNEIDER'S ASSORTED -6 -OZ. PACKAGES Cold Cuts 2/59c LOIN Pork (hops 79c Lb. RINDLESS SMOKED Side Bacon 79c Lb. Ib. 55c Side Pork 49c Lb. PURE Pork Sausage FRESH Pork Hocks 33c Lb. Rib Steaks 16. 79c FRESH PORK Shoulders 49c Lb. HAM STEAK OR SHOULDER CHOPS 63c Lb. HENSALL-.ONTARIO -...._-. _. ._--- --- -- --.- --- rw6 ■r7Rii mands made today by kids who Olson o nen the audience. The international Scene are not mature as they think they are. �1 Mr, Olson, member for Med- , Hat, Alta., was first elect- Raymond This is going to be a "hot under the collar" article. It may be clue to the hot summer or any number of other things but the fact re- Canon) to participate than any previous generation. That I doubt. I think my generation had its share of such kids too. I may not have I propose is to test the What(by validity of those kids who claim to know so much or who contin ually advocate love, peace and all the other trappings. Instead of every town and city setting up Western Fair' The Hon. H.A. (Bud) Olson, federal Minister of Agriculture. will officially open the 1970 Western Fair, Friday, September ed to the House of Commons in 1957 and re-elected in 1962,1963, 1965 and 1968. He was named Minister of Agriculture on July 8, ; t968. During his years in Ottawa, he mains that I have had it up to here been one of them, I leave that drop-in centres where these kids ' 11. has served on many Parliamentary on the maturity, sagacity, integ- up to my teachers and friends to can all do their thing - for them- General Manager Evan McGug- committees and international rity and all the other wonderful decide. However, I remember selves and not for others, let's an announced today the official delegations. Fellow MPs have qualifications of our present-day our adolescence very well. Most steal a leaf from the book of opening dinner would be held in 'long regarded him as one of Can - crop of youth. What really was of us could not help but be cone- those who have already put their the Administration Building at ada's ablest debaters and all- the final straw was a feature art- isle of the so-called Canadian erned. Between a war and a dep- ression, we had to be concerned words into action. For those who have nothing to do next summer, 6:30 p.m. The guest list will :include the fair's board of direct-- round Parliamentarians. edition of Time Magazine entitl- ed "How to Educate Your Parents , whether we liked it or not. There were lots of things we did not like why can't each community spend the winter setting up a program i ors, civic and provincial officials and other local dignitaries. F 0 C U Se s Not that it was a bad article. It about the world as we became whereby the kids can do some- Following the banquet, the of - was just too much on top of every- more aware of it, but we did not thing for their community - for 'ficial party will be guests at the ' One Moment of Time thing else. Now, I admit that parents have not been endowed with ultimate truth when it comes continually beat our elders over the heads about all the hypocrisy, duplicity and other human faults free. Let them prove that they have the goodness of heart which we supposedly lacked during our 9 p. m. Grand stand Show, where ' Mr. Olson will be introduced to Dur camera records a child's First Smile . . . intakes an to raising children, running a which existed. youth. There could be a town- their concern for the state of af- official report on the bride's household, and making a living. I have a great deal of sympathy wide clean-up campaign or a fairs of the world, I am only too radiance . But far too often we hear the cry for parents who have one or more service to provide harrassed moth- happy to hear them out and dis- ,Commemorates a trio posed that we will not listen more to our youth. Why? They have been vociferous teenagers in their midst who, like most teenagers, ers with a few hours off. If they want to make something, let cuss it with them. But for those who sound off all the time with- for Dad's birthday surprise. Moments like these can never be shouting so loud for so long that are not endowed with all the vitt- them make something for under- out anything constructive to what recaptured unless they are per - it is impossible not to hear them. ues which have been ascribed to priviledged children in other parts they have to say, may they just STUDI®reserved by HADDEN°S instead, why not listen to our them. I feel especially sorry for of Canada or in under -developed remember one thing. Most of the >enior citizens for a while, since the immigrant families with teen- countries. There are no limits to members of the establishment Your family's pictorial history they form a bigger percentage of agers who are trying to cope with the things which kids could do out remember quite well what it was shouldbe do qualified hands• the population and have infinitely their off -spring as well as get of the foodness of their heart, but like to be a teenager. It is not Contact more experience on which to base used to the new and strange stand- only if the municipality gives hard to forget it. Teenagers, on their judgements. Finally, I think that we have been led to believe that this gen- ards of Canada which did not exist in their country of origin. It is very difficult to be an obj- them the guidance - in effect, helps them to prove that they are what they claim to be. the other hand have never been parents or adults. How can they, then, justify their criticism of • Hadden's Studio GODERICH enation has more insight, more ective parent having to listen to For all those teenagers who something they have never exper- 118 St. David St. 524878/ concern and a greater willingness all the excessive claims and de- have something positive to say in ienced? Wonder Food Marshmallows _ _ _ 2 lbs. 69c Robin Hood Celebration -19 Ox. Cake Mixes 2/55c Robin Hood -20 -Lb. Bag Alf -purpose Flour _ _ _ _ $1.69 Quick Cooking, 36 Oz, or Instant, 32 Oz. Robin Hood Oatmeal _ _ _ 45c 14.Oz. Tins Clark's Choice Peas 19 Ounce Tri -Valley Peaches _ Del Monte -48-0x. Tins _ 5/89c _ 3/95c 3/93c 2/73c Pineapple Juice Schneider's-8-0x. Packages Cheese Slices Salted, Plain or Saltines -1 Lb. Package McCormick's Sodas _ _ _ 2/75c Cookies—Chocolate, Ginger, Oatmeal or Lemon McCormick's Snaps _ _ _ _ 63c Assorted—Oreo, Pirates, Peanut Crunch—1-Lb. Bags Christie's Cookies _ _ _ _ 2/$1 24 -Oz. Loaves $uper $ave Bread _ _ _ 4/89c FROZEN FOOD Nmemie SCHNEIDER'S-8 OZ. Chicken, Beef or Turkey Pot Pies (2 PIES IN PACKAGE) 2 Pkgs. 69c PRODUCE DEL MONTE GOLDEN YELLOW No. 1 Bananas (Product of Honduras) 2 Lbs. 25c imensemmemmt CALIFORNIA No. 1.—SIZE 138s SUNKIST ORANGES 59c Dozen ONTARIO -- No. 1 Carrots 3 -Lb. Bag 23c SCHNEIDER'S ASSORTED -6 -OZ. PACKAGES Cold Cuts 2/59c LOIN Pork (hops 79c Lb. RINDLESS SMOKED Side Bacon 79c Lb. Ib. 55c Side Pork 49c Lb. PURE Pork Sausage FRESH Pork Hocks 33c Lb. Rib Steaks 16. 79c FRESH PORK Shoulders 49c Lb. HAM STEAK OR SHOULDER CHOPS 63c Lb. HENSALL-.ONTARIO