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CASTLEGAR NEWS, 973

—_ FAEASE aut ae RE AGE FROM PEER foo SAVE

~ School District No. 9 and Regional ‘Recreaffon Commission No. 1 Oller ae es

~~ Adult Education Recreation and Vocational Night School Classes

RECREATION AND ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES

GYMNASTICS No. 1 (Pre-Schoo))

For anngrer 4 2 S years (S-year-olds will be considered if receptive). Very basic

There will be 4 sets offered throughout the fall and winter.
Each set will run for about six weeks at $1.00 per set.
First Set: September 27 to November 1

Second Set: November 8 to December 13

Third Set: January 10 to February 14

Fourth Set: February 21 to March 28
Thursday 8:30 - 4:16 p.m.

Minimum enrolment: 15

Castlegar Primary School
Instructor: Marilyn Johnstone

GYMNASTICS No. 2
For boys and girls, Grades 1-6, who attained their first shield standing last year and
wish to continue through second shield.

These youngsters will also do some display work and may become eligible to enter
into some low level junior development competition locally,

There will be 2 sets offered throughout the fall and winter.
Each set will run for 12 weeks at $3,00 per set.

First Set: September 26 to December 12
Second Set: January 9 to March 27

Thursday 6:30 - 8:00
Minimum enrolment: 15

Kinnaird Junior High School
Instructor: Marilyn Johnstone

GYMNASTICS No. 3

For boys and girls, Grades 1 - 3, for beginners and those who are still working on
thste i ae hleia, Those who were with the program last year may continue where
tl ey left off,

First Set: September 27 to December 13
Second Set: January 10 to March 28

Fee: $3.00 per set Thursday 3:45 - 4:40
Students may attend either at Woodland Park School or .Twin Rivers School,
Instructor: Donna Guillemii i} 15

GYMNASTICS No. 4
Grades 4 - 6, for beginners and those who are still working on their first shield. Those
who were with the program last year may continue where they left off.

First Set: September 27 to December 13
Second Set: January 10 to March 28

Fee: $3.00 per set Thursday 4:45 - 6:45
Students may attend either at Woodland Park Se
Instructor: Donna Guillemi 15°

pol or ‘Twin Rivers Sc

GYMNASTICS No. 5
For beginners. and advanced students Grades 7 - 12. Basic orepling in the 4 Shield
Program and through to

«> First Set: Santaiaher 24 to December 10
Second Set: -.January 7:to March 25 :

Monday 7:00 - 9:00

Stanley Humphries High School

Minimum enrolment: 15 Fee: $3.00 per set

BALLET No. 1

Creative Ballet for children 4 - 6 years. Instruction is by Mrs. Lisa Petter, a graduate
ofthe Vienna Academy of Music and Performing Arts. She taught this class last year
and it was very successful.

September 25 to November 27
Tuesday 4:00 - 4:45
Instructor: Lisa Petter

Fees: $18.00 for one child
16.00 for the second child in same family
14.00 for the third child in same family

Kinnaird Elementary School
Minimum enrolment; 15

BALLET No. 2

Creative ballet for children 6'/z to 11 years of age. *
September 25 to November 27
Tuesday 5:00 - 6:00
Instructor: Lisa Petter

Fees: $18.00 for one child
16.00 for the second child in same family
14,00 for the third child in same family

Kinnaird Elementary School
Minimum enrolment: 15

CRAFTS No. 1

For boys and girls in Grades 1-3. A course designed in creative crafts using discards
found around the average home. The program will teach the child how to make toys,
novelties, ornaments and decorations from basic items such as bottles, egy cartons,
paper rolls, plastic containers, ete. All materials supplied.

September 17 to November 19
Wednesday 3:45 - 4:45
Instructor: Mrs. Vi Giles

Twin Rivers Schouol—Media Room
Minimum enrolment: 12 Fee: $1
CRAFTS No. 2
For boys and girls in Grades 4°- 6.

Wednesday 5:00 - 6:00
Instructor: Mrs. Vi Giles

September 17 to November 19
Twin Rivers School—Media Room

Minimum enrolment: 12 Fee: $3.00

HUNTER TRAINING
This course is a must for persons 19 years and under if Lhey wish Lo obtain a hunting
licence. Equipment supplied.
October 2 to November 13

Instructor: Bill Junker
Fee: $7.00

Tuesday 7:30-9:30 0 14 hours

Minimum enrolment: 12
Stanley Humphries High School

2 hours per nite

CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
‘For students in Grades 7 - 12, Having trouble in French? This is your chance, French
made easy. Informal classes,

October 4 to De 0
Thurs 5
Instructor: Mrs. Marie Minogue

ART. No. 1

ember 6 5 eee
M5 Stanley Humphries High Sehool

Minimum enrolment: 12 For: $5.00

Grades! 1 - 3 boys and girls, (For details see Adult Art No. 1)
* September 25 to December 18
Tuesday, 3:45 - 5:00

Instructor: Mrs. Bridgitte Jordan
Sy

Woodland Park Sehool
Minimum enrolment: 12

- this fall.

“| Instructor: “Wendy Paone

ART No. 2
Grades 4 - 6 boys and girls (For details see Adult Art No, 1)
September 26 to December 18
Tuesday, 5:16 - 6:30

Instructor: Mrs, Bridgille Jordan

Woodland Park School
Minimum enrolment: 12

Fee: $6.00

BASKETBALL No. 1

For girls aged 9 - 12 years, Lo learn the basics of basketball,
October 1 to December 17
Monday 5:00 - 6:00
Minimum enrolment: 15

Kinnaird Elementary School
Fee: $3.00

BASKETBALL No. 2
For boys aged 9 - 12 years, lo learn the basics of basketball,
October 1 to December 17
Monday 3:45 - 4:45

Minimum enrolment: 15

Kinnaird Elementary Schoo!
Fee: $3.00

BADMINTON No. 1

For boys and girls aged 8 - 12 years,
Seplember 24 to December 17
Monday 6:15 - 8:00

Minimum enrolment: 16

Twin Rivers School
Fee: $3.00

BADMINTON No. 2

For students 13 - 17 years

Wednesday Sept. 26 to December 19 Thursday Sept, 27 to December 20
7:00 - 9:00 Wednesday al Stanley Humphries High School
Thursday at Stanley Humphries High School
Minimum enrolment: 16
Fee: $5.00 if altending Wednesday AND Thursday nite class
3.00 if allending only one nite

“ DRAMA

s. This projram is designed so that each child will
‘tion through creative exercises. Fun is the name of the
ate in song and game with the children's Drama Program

For boys and girls ayes
learn to explore his im:
game when childen partici
September 26 to December 19
Wednesday 7:00 - 8:00
Instructor: Diane Giles

CERAMICS

Stanley Humphries High School Band Room

Minimum enrolment: 12 Fee: $3.00

Capable and experienced instruction by Wendy Paone, a graduate of UBC with much
experier ¢ behind her. All equipment supplied.

October 3 to November 28
Wednesday 7:00 : 10:00

27 hours - 3 hours per nite
, Stanley Humphries -High' School:
Mirimum enrolment: 12 ~

MACRAME

Learn the basics in Macrame. All equipment supplied.

First Set: October 2 - October 30
Second S November 6 - December 4

Tuesday 7:30 - 9:30 Recreation Office Fee: $10.00 per set
Instructor: Wendy Paone Minimum enrolment: 12 10 hours - 2 hours per nite

WEAVING

Weaving on looms, use of spinning wheel. Learn to make everything from place mats
to scarves and bags.

October 11 to December 13
Thursday 7:30 - 9:30
Instructor: Mrs. Knight

20 hours - 2 hours per nile
Recreation Office

Enralment; 10 only Fee: $12.00

ART No. 1

This course is for beginners. Learn the basics of art such as basic design, abstraction,
composition, perspective, colour, drawing, painting, tonal values-tensions- moods,
ABC's of painting (sketch, composing, underpainting), and applied study in various
mediums,

Seplember 25 - November 27
Tuesday 7:00 --10:00
Instructor: Mrs. Bridget Jordan

30 hours - 3 hours per nite
Stanley Humphries High School
Minimum enrolment; 12 Fee: $20.00

ART No. 2

This course is for the more advanced people. Learn about primitive, renaissance,
traditional, modern (impr ism, cubism, pointillism), op art, pop art, hard edge,
non-objective art and basic history and pra application of each category.

September 24 lo November 26
Monday 7:00 - 10:00
Minimum enrolment: 12

30 hours - 3 hours per nite
Stanley Humphries High School
Fee: $20.00 Instructor: Mrs. Briget Jordan

Mrs. Jordan has her General Arts Diploma and has had exhibitions in- Penticton,
Kelowna and Vernon, She is a very capable and experienced instructor.

SIVE DRIVING
An excellent. course for those wishing to learn how to drive defensively,
Monday and ‘Tuesday - November 5 und 6
und ‘Tuesday - November 12 and 13
8 hours - 2 hours per nile
Stanley Humphries High School
+ Ron Kelton and Bob Foubister Minimum enrolment: 12
CROCHETING :
This cour: s for women who wish Lo learn or improve in knitting, crocheting,
needlepoint, petil-point, smoel Exeellent instruction provided.
October 1 to De vr 10
2 January 7 to March 11
Instructor: Mrs. Leona Horvath

SHORTHAND

Instruction in Pitman shorthand only, Por those who have taken Speedwriting,

Gregg or Porkner shorthand, speed tapes will be available,to improve your speed.

Beginners weleome,

Sept. 17 te April 29°, G0 hours

Stanley fumphrie High School

Minimum enrolment: 15

TYPING

Reginuers: welcome. Learn the basies of lyping and improve. your. speed,”

Sept. 20 to February 14 40 hours - 2 hours per nile. Thursday 7:30 - 9:30
Ney Humphries High School Instructor: Mrs. Kay Jones
mum enrolment: 15 Fee: $20.00

Monday at Recreation Office
Minimum enrolment: 10 Fee: $3.00 per sel

2 hours per nite ‘Monday 7:00 - 9:00
Instructor: Mrs. Kay Jones
Fee: $40.00 :

Tuesday 7:30°- 9:30

RUSSIAN COOKING

The first two courses were a great success. Learn how to mako somo of those
fabulous Russian dishes—borsch, pyrahi, holopsi and many others, Everything
supplied, food and utensils,

October 1 to December 3 80 hours - 3 hours per nite
Kinnaird Junior Secondary School
Minimum enrolment; 12; maximum: 15
CAKE DECORATING

Learn to d te cakes for all Excellent instruction.

October 3 to December § —_ 20 hours - 2 hours per nite Wednesday 7:30 - 9:30
Stanley Humphries High School Instructor: Mrs, Stella’ Ball":
Minimum enrolment: 12 Fee: $13.00 «

CHINESE COOKING

Learn to make those exotic original Chinese dishes.
24 hours - 2 hours per nite = Tuesday 7:30 - 9:30
Stanley Humphries High School Instructor: Mrs, May Chan ° -
Enrolment: 12 only i Fee: $20.00
CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH ‘ Tr eae
Parlez-vous francais? If not, here is your chance, Classes are held in a ‘Pleasant
atmosphere.

October 3 to December § 15 hours - 1% hours per nite Wednesday 7:30 -.9:30

Twin Rivers School Instructor: Mrs. Marie Minogue
Minimum enrolment: 12 Fee: $10.00;

GOLF y spel

Ideal for beginners and also for more experienced people who need some conching or
brush-up on their game,

January 1974 16 hours -.2 hours per night
Kinnaird Elementary School
Minimum enrolment; 12
PRE-SKI CONDITIONING
Get in shape for the winter season with pre-ski conditioning,

October 4 to December 6 20 hours - 2 hours per nite

Thursday 7:00 - 9:00 Kinnaird Elementary School. ¥
Instructor: Mr. Laurie Lyons’ Minimum enrolment: 12 Fee: $10.00; 4
LADIES KEEP-FIT No. 1

Ideal for ladies to keep in good condition and ieee weight. Each participant works to
her own standard and ability,

October 2 - December 4 13% hours - 1% hours per nite Tuesday 8:00.- 9:16
Robson School _ Instructor: Patricia Troyan Minimum enrolment: 12

Fee: $5.00 ¢
. LADIES KEEP-FIT No. 2

Ideal for ladies to keep in good condition and lose weight. Each participant works to
her own standard and ability.
October 3 to December 5
Wednesday 8:45 - 10:00
Instructor: Patricia Troyan
LADIES KEEP-FIT No. 3
Ideal for ladies to keep in good condition and lose weight. Each participant works to
her own standard and ability.
October 4 to December 6 ta
Thursday 8:00-9:15 =, ef
Instructor: Patricia Troyan

VOLLEYBALL No. 1
Basic instruction on the technigues of volleyball, 4

Monday 7:00 - 10:00
Instructor: Mrs. Nancy Pereversoff
Fee: $22.00!

Thursday 7:30 - 9:30
_ Instructor: Mike Verzuh
Fee: $10.00

18% hours - 1% hours per nite |.
Twin Rivers School

Minimum ‘enrolment: 12 Fee: $5.00..

13% hours --1'4 hours per nite.
“. Woodland Park School.
Minimum enrolment: 12 Fee: $5.00

fun game in-a relaxed
: 2 sisetburs per nite” 4

Robson Schou :

Minimum enrplment:. 12

Aste
Instructor: Joan Haas
VOLLEYBALL No. 2

Basic instruction on the techniques of volleyball. A fun game in a relaxed
atmosphere.

October 3 to December 5
Wednesday 7:00 - 8:30
Instructor: Patricia Tyopan

VOLLEYBALL No. 3
Basic instruction on the techniques of volleyball. A fun game in a relaxed
almosphere.

October 1 to December 3
Monday 7:30 - 9:00
Instructor: Patricia Troyan

Fee: $5.00

.15 hours - 1’ hours per nite
Kinnaird Elementary School
Minimum enrolment: 12 Fee: $5.00

6 hours - 1% hours per nite
Tarrys School Pe
Minimum enrolment: 12

VOCATIONAL COURSES

Adults who are employed, or normatly employed, full-time in an occupation
directly related to the training to be provided may be eligible and arrange for
enrolment with their Canada Manpower Centre.

Fee: $5.00

The Department of M: will re-imbi the training auth through
the Department of Education, for the full cost of training, provided registration is

arranged in advance and provided enrolment justifies the operation of the course.

B.C. CARPENTRY UPGRADING ,

Qualifies for British. Columbia Government Certificate.

September 27 to March 28 50 hours '- 2 hours ‘per nite
Thursday 7:30 - 9:30 Kinnaird Junior High School
Instructor: Harold. Martin Minimum enrolment: 12, ‘Fee: $30.00

BASIC BLUEPRINT READING
Basics in blueprint reading. pee
September 17 to February 18 40 hours - 2 hours per nite :
Monday 7:30 - 9:30

Instructor: Harold Martin

BUSINESS MACHINES

Stanley Humphries High School
Minimum enrolment: 12. Fee: $25.00'

A course on 10-Key touch adding ‘machine and printing calculator, Learn how to use
the machines properly and develop skill in speed and accuracy..;

October 2 to December 4 * 20 hours -'2 hours per. nite

Stanley, Humphries High School,
Instructor: Bob Faulkner Minia: I 12;

Fee: $17.00

BOOKKEEPING .. . : >

A course on the basic: fundamentals of gokkeeping cycle.

Oclohor 3 to January 16 + “9 hours per tite
Wednesday 7:30 - 9:30 Stailey Humphries, High School ‘
Instructor: George Rebuison | 12; i

Fee: $25.00

R-E-G-1-S-T-R-A.

‘Registrations for all the above’ progranis may be inde Mondays: through
Fridays between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m, at ‘the, Regional Recreation
Commission No. 1 office, 123 Main St., Castlegar.

Rogistraticns will be accepted until time of fh lowever, since
enrolment is limited, you are advised to register as soon as possible:

Sept. 25 to December lls

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.ALCOHOLICS ~~ ANONYM-

ous is a fellowship of men
and women who share thelr
experience, strength and
hope with each other that
they may solve their conn,
mon problem and hel

ers to recover from al ane
lism. The only requirement
for membership is a desire
to stop drinking. There are
no dues or fees for A.A.
membership; we are self-

‘ supporting through our own

contributions, A.A, is not
allied with any sect, denom-
ination, politics, organiza-
tion or institution; does not
wish to engage in any con-
troversy; nelther endorses
nor opposes any causes. Our
primary purpose is to stay
sober and help other alco-
holics to achieve sobriety.

Box 3091. Castlegar. tfn 30
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CURLING CLUB LOUNGE

available for meetings, sm-°

all dances and get-togethers.
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tlegar News. tin 22

KA, MEETS ST. PETERS
Lutheran Church, 415 Map-
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Health Centra Sati

8 p.m. Alanon Saturdays,
Health Centre 8 p.m.
further information write
Box aut or Box 3114 Cas-
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PHOTOCOPYING: BLACK-
on-white process, Birth cer-
lificates, important papers
and letters, etc. Reasonable
rates, Apply at Castlegar
News, tio

REGIONAL RECREATION
Commision No. 1
2 Winter, orice Hours:
0 to 4:30 p.m.
Monday to Friday
The office will be open con-
tinuously during these ho-
urs, The office is closed
Saturdays and Sundays. aan

SAWS SHARPENED (ON
machine). 82 Cedar St, (be,

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pee ae each Saas
Singer Sewing Classes
to sew the popular
Ladies Knit Blcet, week
course begins Monday, ev-
ening, Sept. 17, 730 - 9.30

Biase Sewing for beginners,
t,, fit od sew a garment
ae course be.

.30 p.m.
Hoste ‘phone 364-1744 to
enroll in any of the above
classes, Mrs. Ruth Horney
instructing. Singer, 1198 Ge.
ore Ave, Tri Ph. 364-

ATTENTION

KINNAIRD TRANSFER LTD.
WILL BE HAULING TOP SOIL
& SUB SOIL THIS WEEKEND

SEPTEMBER 14, 15, 16
PHONE 365-7124

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PAYROLL CLERK
Requiredat -
CANADIAN CELLULOSE COMPANY
LIMITED
Interior Woods Operations — Nakusp, B.C.
: Good Salary and Benefit Plans. Successful
1. Applicant must have minimum Grade 12 with

S” preference to a student enrolled in recognized
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Apply In Writing iz
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Box 1000,

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© Cards of Thanks

I would like to thank

ie wurees and staff at the

legar Hospital for their

ae lonely. good care, es-

unending pat-

jence during my recent stay

with them and thanks also
to Drs. Yule and Ward.

Al Janzen

We wish to express our
most sincere thanks to the
Doctors and nurses of the

Castlegar and’ Trail Hospit-
als, Don Wickett and the
Seine e Funeral Home,
my neighbours and every-
one for their kindness and
‘sympathetic undétstanding '

g the time:of our sud-
den loss of Phillip Wanjoff
Jr. — Sincerely The Wan-

joff family

© In Memoriums

In loving memory of
our dear diusband, Grand-

who passed away September

13, 1972,

‘To-day recalls the memory

Of a toved une goue to rest
id those who thnk of hun-

Are those who loved him
‘The Howels we lay upon
his

wither Nand decay
But the love for him who
dies beneath will never iade

missed and al-
ways remembered by Wile
Nora, Son uke, Daughters
Nora, Polly Florence” and
tnew families.

@ LEGALS

I will not be responsi-
ble for any debis incurred
me, other than by myself.
Signed Aug. 30,1973. Kathy
Postnikoff 335

PUBLIC HEARING

A_ public” hearing: will

‘be held at the Castlegar To-

wn Office on Tuesday, Sept-

ember 18, 1973 at 7:00 p.m.

for the purpose of rezoning

the following property ly-

ing within the municipal
boundaries; — -

(1) Lots 1, 2, and 3, Dis-
trict Lot

790 Lynnwood — Cres-
cent) from RS-2 (one-
family urban resident-
jal) lo RM-2 (low-rise
apartment residential).
A copy of the bylaw
covering this rezoning ‘may

be examined at the Town -

Office any weekday ~ bet-
ween the hours of 8:30.a.m,
and 5:00 p.m.
(Mrs.) B. “dL. Price
Clerk- “Treasurer

CASTLEGAR

© LEGALS

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS,
FORESTS, AND WATER

CES
TIMBER SALE

LICENCE A 04364

A public auction will be
held by the District Forest-
er at Nelson, British Colum-
bla, at 10:30 a.m., local time
or as soon as possible there-
after, the 21st day of Sept-
ember, 1973, for the purch-

Licence A

bic feet of timber each year
for a three (3) year period.

Cutting permits to be
issued under authority of
this licence will authorize
cutting on an area situated
at Goose Creek, Kootenay
Land District, within the
Slocan Public Sustained-yie-
Id Unit in accordance with
a development plan to be
submitted by the successful
tenderer.

A tenderer must be the
perator of a wood-proces-
sing plant with barking and
chipping facilities that is
able to utilize logs to a
four (4) inch top diameter.
Each tenderer will be re-
quired to submit proof that
the timber to be authorized
for cutting is required as
a supply to keep his wood-
processing plant operating.

Anyone who is unable
to attend the auction in
Person may submit a sealed
tender, to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated
as one bid.

Particulars may be ob-
tained from the Chief For-
ester, Victoria, British Co-
lumbia; the District Forest:
er, Nelson, British Colum-
bia; or the Forest Ranger,
Nelson, British Columbla: os

® LEGALS
Province of British
Columbia
adder OF NAME ACT”
Notice at eatin for

NOTICE is hereby giv-
en that an application will
be made to the Director of
Vital Statistics for a change
of name, pursuant to the
provisions of the (Change
of Name Act,” by m
Lily Markin of 721 Seventh
Avenue, Kinnaird, British
Columbia in as above, in the
Province of British Colum-
bia, as follows:;—

To change my name from
Lily Markin to Lily McKen-

zie.
Dated this 10th day of Sep-
tember, A.D. 1973.

ly Markin

“BIRTHS |

VIDIZZON — To Mr.

and Mrs. Bruno Vidizzon of

Castlegar, Sept. 10 a daugh-
ter.

LUTZ — To Mr, and
Mrs, Brian Lutz of Kin-

ASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 18, 1973

ROUND STEAK
Govemment Inspected.
Grade “A” Boneless. .

or ROAST.

"$1.69

Roast

PORK BUIT.

Government Inspected.
Grain-Fed, Whole ......

SIDE "sliced,

Bacon =

Gov't. Inspected.
T tb, Phe. on... eee

Cheese

SLICES.

Kraft. Singles,
1 Ib, Pkg. .......

naird, Sept. 11 a %
Zanrosso — To Mr. and

Mrs, Aldo Zanrosso of Cas-
tlegar, Sept. 12 a daughter.

WEATHER

Knock

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Extreme Caution Necessary;
More Hunters Take to Bush

Don't shoot the loggers,
says Council of Forest Indus-

tries of B.C. president, G. L. °

Draeseke,

“With the hunting season
upon us, and the soaring cost of
meat on everyone's mind, the
annual-migration to the bush to
bag supplies for the freezer is

" expected to ‘be ‘bigger ‘than

ever” Mr. Draeseke said.

He urged hunters to
-exercise extreme caution at all
times with their weapons,
especially when

they are

hunting around or near active
logging operations.

“A bullet can travel a great
distance, so check to be sure
there is no one in danger of
being struck by your bullet,” he
said.

“The logging roads you
find throughout B.C. are there

1 for-you to use, but for your own *

safety avoid any areas where
hazardous operations are
underway. Most roads are open
in the evenings and on
weekends except where there
is danger to the public.”

AERO TAXI

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50 Ib, bag beaded
Bulk, 10 tbs. ..

Cabbage

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Aylmer.
Tomato or
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10 ox. fin .......

: : HI-C Fruit.
® Citrus Cooler,
Grape, Florida
Punch, Orange.
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Salad Oil

Safflo.
128 oz. tin

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