CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 12, 1960

Talent Night —
Held at Robson

The Robson Community hall
was fifled to capacity recently
when the recreation society spon-
sored a Talent Night program.

. F, Hyson was MC for the
evening and made a few intro-
ductory remarks and congratula-
ted the recreation society for
sponsoring the Talent Night. ‘The
following was the program for
the evening:

The ist Robson Brownie
Pack performed two action songs,
Bow Bow Belinda and Hokey
Pokey. '

the Blink Blanks, Laverne.
Gleboff and Loreen Webster,

with
did a song and dance entitled
“Sisters.” Mrs. A. Thorp accom-
panied.

* The Ist Robson Girl Guides
presented a short play “Who's
Afraid of Ghosts.” It was directed
by 's. M. Beynon and the cast
included: Babs, Kathy Giraud;
Helen, Geraldene Giraud; Rober-
ta, Helen Belbeck; Winnie, Eve-
lyn Hunter; Carrie, Barbara
Fowler; Denise, Rita Schuepfer.

Russian singing by the Sun-
day School was a novelty hum-
ber, Following a number by the
entire group, a sextet of boys —
Jolinny Gleboff, Billy and Wally
Rilkoff, Billy Gorkoff and Larry
and Anthony Wanjoff — sang a
number in Russian. A quartet of
very young girls, Vicky Ogloff,
Monica Zibin, Louise Koochin
and Christine Evin sang the ever
popular hymn “Jesus Loves Me”
in Russian. The group then roun-
ded off thelr participation in the
program with a solo in Russian
by Johnny Gleboff. These pieces
were well enjoyed.

“An Excerpt from Tom Saw-
yer" was the title of a reading
given by Brian Belbeck.

Jim Waldie performed a solo
on the base horn. His extremely

Ferry Traffic
Up Again
During April.

Over 5,000 more cars and
arivers used the Castlegar -ferry
last_ month than used it in April,
1959. :

‘A comparison of the various
categories with 1959 figuers in
brackets follow:

-|iliary -at a conference.held here,

well done piece. was entitled
“Quintero” or "The Farmer”, Jim
was ably accompanied on the pi-
ano by his father, R. T. Waldie.

trio, consisting of Judy
Belbeck and Jane and Blythe Ro-
gers was next featured with a
rendition of the pop tune ‘Teen
Angel.” The: girls were attrac-
tively garbed, with two of the
girls wearing identicel outfits and

but in the reverse color scheme,

Kathy Giraud gave forth with
her reading of “Mr. Winkle On
Ice.”

The featured item of the ev-
ening was next presented. This
was the well-known play by
‘Thornton’ Wilder, ‘The Happy
Journey.” The play makes great
use of mime, in that there are
no properties or ecenery. The
play was extemely well-received
and enjoyed. Much credit is due
John Norris, the very capable
director, and the very talented
cast who played convincing and
likeable roles. The cast consisted
of Mama, Marjorie Rockhill;
Arthur, David Stadler; Caroline,
Beverley Hyson; Papa, Leslie
Waldie;. Stage Manager, Norman
Skeene and Beulah, Jane Rogers.

The Brilliant school choir
closed the evening with three
pieces entitled: “ ss of
Richmond Hill,” “Stars Are The
Windows of Heaven” and “Let
The Rest Of The World Go By.”

Hospital Auxiliary
Thrift Shop Earns
$1,885 During 1959

The Hospital Auxiliary Thrift
Shop raised $1885 during the past
year, with a net profit of $900,
and apart from a nut drive held
in December, this has been the
auxtliary’s only fund-raising pro-
ject. i
This was reported by Mrs, J.
Bainbridge, secretary for the
Castlegar-District Hospital Aux-

attended by.26 members from
Trail, Rossland, Nakusp and Cas-
tlegar- hospital auxiliaries. -:.

The auxisary has also mend-
ed all the hospital linen, and vi-
sited the wards ‘twice a week
with service carts.

the third girl s'milarly clothed!

Gelgar Red Garpet
For Lt.-Gov. Ross

Celgar will roll out the red
, carpet for the visit of Lt.-Gov.
Frank Ross'on Sat.; June 4,
Village clerk Joe Loge‘in told
, the Castlegar council at its last
meeting that he had “been as-
sured by Celgar’s resident en-
gineer, Roy Morton, that the
pulp company would “roll out
the red carpet” for the visit.
If need be, Mr. Logelin quo- ,
ted Mr, Morton as saying, the
company would also have :,
rs standing on their
heads for the visit.

To Build Road
- At Gastle-Bar
For New Tank

A road .will be put through
to Castlegar’s’ new water tank
site “on. the Castle-Bar Ranch
property. This was decided at
council's last meeting,

In other business, works su-
pervisor’ Norman McNabb .said
village crews are experiencing
“quite.a time" with Inland Na-
}tural Gas services on Pine St.
The company will be written re-
questing a set of plans of all its
installations.

Mr, McNabb sald the bowling
alley is now under

Mra. Kauiman, Phone 5488
Sunday was another outstan-
ding occasion at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, John’ Wilg, when their
daughters, their families and a
few friends, 35 in number, con-
verged to honor Mrs. Wiig. on
Mother's “Day. Included -in the
family circle for the day were
Mr, and Mrs. lEnockson and Mr.
and Mrs, I. Reinsbakken. ‘Teik-
grams were received from’ Mrs.
Wiig's two sons from Dauphin,
Manitoba, and-Vancouver. Mr, ang
Mrs. A, ‘Lund dropped in to ex-
tend their best wishes. A lawn
supper was enjoyed by the ga-
thering and during the course of
the day, Mrs, Wiig was the re-
ciplent of many lovely gifts. ;
An evening of Canasta pro-
vided an enjoyable get together
for the friends of Mr. and Mrs,
Owen Proud who leave Kinnaird
next month to take up residence
in East Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Jack

day evening’ at a farewell to the
Prouds. The Canasta was follow-
ed by a buffet,supper. Appoint-
ments i a cake

Kinnaird: Socials bean

Robinson entertained on Thurs-]-

them to the Okanagan, returning time in ke Castlegar hospital,
tothe district on’ the weekend. | Best' wishes to Mrs, Dougan and
,: Dougan is repor-|to'Mrs, L Crotean who returned
ted convalescing at home. since home ‘from Castlegar hospita? on
in pink and sliver with the words ‘Wednesday, having | spent’ some Sunday. «

Good Luck Margaret and Owen.

The couple was honored ‘two-fold, tet Tal a elated ol

as they will celebrate thelr silver
wedding.on June 29 and a. part-| ==
ANNIVERSARY BALL .

ing gift was presented to them by
‘KINNAIRD IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY HALL

May 21 at 9 p.m.

were Mr. and Mrs, Jack Brown-
MUSIC BY

Ne, Mr, and Mrs. R, Gagnon, Mr. | =
and Mrs, J. Roberts, Mr, and
BUDDY MARR ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION BY TICKETS ONLY
: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baglo

Mrs. P. Majesgey, Mr. and Mrs,
J. Hendricks, Jimmy Proud, Miss
TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM | —~ KINSMEN,
gpent Wednesdoy, to Friday “In = JIM'S BARBER SHOP OR WALDIE LUMBER AND
=

‘Ann. Rilcoff, Mr. and, Mrs. Gor-.
don Reith, Mrs. M. Evans and Mr.

also home from Kelowna having BUILDING SUPPLY.
here with the Baglos,

ie ra

and Mrs. Bill Salter of Vanrouver. | =

‘The Salters are in Trail tem-| 23
porarily, having been called| ==
here by the IBM Company. to|=
relieve Mr, Richards who is con- | 55
valescing at .home having spent
a week in the Castlegar hospital.

Post Festival
Concert Here

The Stanley Humphries PTA
held
Monday and had two speakers.
Miss. Ada O'Brien showed a film
on teenagers and parents adjust-
in times

and the sidewalk’ levels along 1st
Ave, in front of it have been es-
tablished, -

‘Mr, McNabb recalled that
the bowling alley is to be of
quonset-hut type

is to
and changing problems,
Mrs, Vaessen, just back from
the PTA’ convention, feels that
more of the local parents should
ue. taking part in PTA. Among
/at this

and said the owner was asking
About snow removal. Village,
chairman N. T. Oglow sald the’

fae Aleen,. “Thomas, extension
department ‘of UBC and the Hon.
Leslie R. Peterson, minister of

village is.
snow removal on village streets,
not on : private property.

MeNabb said that part of
the slewall in front of Oswald's
Motors is under construction. He
said he believed that a $225 catch

basin might be needed at Colum-
bia and Maple. Inquiries will be
mda te the department of high-
ways regarding paying part ‘of
the cost. .
“It's not - even: ‘the proper
eacth and it’s blind,” remarked
Comm, ‘George: Carr of ‘a’ lane
next to’ the village office which
the works supervisor - - suggested
should be’ closed.
Mr. McNabb said ‘that he

Also attending the conferen-

Number of round trips (3,-
502) 3,559; number of automo-

New _ Denver, district

ce was Mrs. J, A. Greer from

thought that the lane between

It is interesting to note that
there will be a tendency to shift
the emphasis from spectator
sports to 100 per cent’ participa-
tion and time for PE will be
increased,

The PTA will present a pos
festival concert at
schoo}
at 7.30 p.m..The participants of
this concert. wilk be chosen from
the winners of the musical fest-
ival held at Nelson this week,

There will be a sale of home
cooking and baking at the con-

ert, a s

the Co-op Garage and the village |;

office should be closed off or be

biles and drivers (36,283) 41,602; |and Mrs. L. McBey of Trail, first
number of passengers, not drivers vice: president of. the provincial:
(77,303) 86,466; number of trucks, | 2Uxillary.
alf types (13,305) 14,743; number Mrs, McBey gave a talk on
of trailers and semi-trailers (468) {Work of hospital auxiliaries,
490; number of motor-buses (986) | stressing the fact that auxiliary
681; live-stock (94) .7, work shoudd be more concerned
: with service to the hospital than
with fund-raising.

WOMEN VOTE *
Other members gave their

Women of voting age now
men in two yearly reports,
Ontario and Quebec, and by 1962 The meeting was held in the
the number of. women and men ;Twin Rivers Hall, where.a smor-
voters in Canada as a,whole will 'gasbord dinner was servéd to the
be about equal. i visitors.

as (HUCK'S

KINNAIRD, B.C.

ROUND STEAK, or ROAST, Ib., .... 69c
WIENERS, No. 1. Iki, ....+-- wees 296
NEW POTATOES, 0 ibs. ......... 49¢
MIRAGLE WHIP, Kraft, 32 0z., 2for .. 99c
GAKE MIXES, Quick as a wink, 2 for . 39¢
GREEN BEANS, Cut, 15 02.6 for .... 98
TISSUE, Westminster, per roll .. {0c
SPORK, Bum’s, 2tins ........!.. 490

DOG FOOD, Tops, 12 tins.......... 99c

We meet chain store Specials & Prices

le a road,
On stow said ‘that the lanes ‘on
either side of the village office
are not designated Janes and
said that one should be closed off
while the other is made a one-
way road.

“The old garbage site will be esses

cleared and burned.as soon as
Possible,” noted the works super-
visor. ‘

PRICE — To Mr. and Mrs,
William Price (nee Betty Lam-
pard) of Gettezer, May un, a

CHES — To Mr. and

R. E. (Cliff) Churches of
Bedford, NS., April 29, a (daugh-
ter.

Today, John Mi M

urray-and, Mary his

wife travel to town together. For. him the
journey to the office is an every day: -
routine. For Mary it’s something special .
—an exciting early start to-a day’s shop-
ping. For both a busy day lies ahead ....
one during which they'll make good use
ofthe services their bank provides.

.'Their Personal Chequing Account at The -
Canadian Bank of Commerce-will make

‘settling bills easy

and economical for

Mary. And when John drops i in to make
a deposit in their Savings Account, he'll:
be greeted with:the friendliness, and
.- courtesy that makes a visit to the Bank

of, Commerce a: pleasure. Oras

- THE CANADIAN )
BANK OF Snes

“Call us your ae

its general mbeting last |:

fam ne

‘and Mrs. C. Phillips.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs, Geo-
Migs shicly Wolfe’ accompanica Er
Titi TicToc us

rge Richards. on the Weekend

were Mrs. Richards’ sister’ Miss
Albino Makay of Trail and Mr,

KINNAIRD B. c. .
PHONE 3261

GRANULATED

_ Sugar 10 Ibs.

SOLO

Margarine 2 Ibs. :

CARNATION

Milk 6 tins

OGILVIE

Flour 25 Ib. bag.

CHRISTIES

“MONARCH

‘MAXWELL HOUSE

BLUE LABEL BEEF -

-SWIFTS”

WESTLAND .

BALLET

GIANT pe

Fab wm se:

TUBE OF TOOTHPASTE, ONLY

Sponge Puddings PKG.

‘Round Steaks Ib.

LEAN AND TENDER

2 J. Pork eet Ib.

“Bacon Ends :10.rx«..

SWANSONS FROZEN

Meat Pies 3

3 for

Ice Cream Y2 gal...

Toilet Tissue A ROLL PKG,

$1.49
Graham Wafers pkg. 29¢
) | 19¢
‘Instant Coffee 1202. san... $1, 39

= ‘SUNRIPE CLEAR OR VITA”

- Apple Juice «..3 for. $1 00

‘Castlegar Counc

‘John: Miros' appeared, before

: cotinell and suggested that a‘4-

‘inch water line ‘be -installed bet-

“ween sede and 4th on Cedar. St. E, | 1960,

“A good suggestion. I-would
say we'l fe in ‘a:positlon' to accept
it," noted water chairman Aage
Sylvest. No date was set for the
installation of the: line but Mr.
Sylvest. said it would be done
this year, . -

one

The Village of Kinnaird was

“very: pleased” with the’ offer of

“at-cost Mike Dalton oil, sald vil-

lage chairman N. T, Oglow.
eee

Health chairman Walter
Thorp ‘reported six’refuse con-
tainers have been ordered for
Use on village strects.

Concrete Shtibing is no Jong
cr available from the CM&S, Th
company has sold the forms to
Korpack Cement. The village will
contact Korpek about the cost of
concrete cribbing.

Comm., Gane Carr suggest-
ed that two nickel-nlated bars He

(office staff, works supervisor and
village crews for their co-opera-
tion during the first Quarter of

‘ehe es :
“piremen are turning éut in
very ‘good numbers” for a’ series
of :Sunday’ morning instruction
sessi6ns ‘under the sponsorship
of the fire marshall’s department,
said’ Comm, ‘Carr,

cre

The village will purchase

four dry-chemical fire: exting-

ulshers,
‘oe

Comm, Thorp said there was

nothing to report on a joint dog
pound with Kinnaird since Comm.

bio J. W. Dougin of that vil-

lage is ii! and thus is not avail-
able to discuss, the Aubiect.

‘Metal cpu fake will no
longer be approved ‘In Castlegar
ay the WK . Health Unit -said
Comm. Thorp. All septic tanks
must be of the concrete type. - .

Carers

A dentist will be in Castlegar
in June to check the teeth of

front ‘of the “window: beside the Bi

entrance to the village office.
“We've quite an investment there
now,” said ‘Mr, Carr; referring ‘to
the plate glass, and: the sign re-
cently palnted on’ it

a written report: works
chairman V. R. Cook thanked the

Shower Held For
Jeannette Rysen.

iscelianeous shower was
heldvat' the home of Mrs. J.
Dunlop recently for Miss. Jean-
nette Rysen, a recent May bride.

Corsages were presented to
Miss Rysen, her mother, Mrs. S.
Rysen_ and the fiance’s mother,
Mrs, Horning. Guests enjoyed
Playing..games,

Gifts were presented to Miss
Rysen in the shape of an inverted
umbrella decorated with pink
and green bows and streamers.

Refreshments were then ser-

1 children.

There is “no further. infor-
mation on what we can do about
Tmosquitoes this year,” reported
‘Comm. Thorp.

, eee

Cagtlegar has 26 locations
picked out for new lights and the
WKP&L is being “pushed”.
instaal them. “Sometimes they
don't move too fast,” commented
Comm. Aage:Sylvest.  -

cee

Carl Rolph appeared before
council: with. regard to the .dry
condition of | the’. gravel” road
where Crescent meets Columbia

M.}-Ave. Mr. Rolph was advised that

the village will be oiling Crescent
street and will: make inquiries
to the department of highways)
about’ oiling the approaches to
Columbia Ave. which’ are under,
the highways department's ue:
isdiction. i
ate E

A‘ letter was read from Col-
umbia Builders questioning fhe
village’s decision to pave only a

ved and enjoyed by the guests.

The hostesses for the evening;

were Miss Joanne Dunlop and

_ Mrs. Bruce Horning.

22-foot strip on Pine St. instead
of the full width of the street.

‘The letter said that the buil-
ding firm “believes the

;Jof Columbia Ave. through Castle-

s{stall_ them: in’ Castlegar will be

ore

is. outdated’ ‘where the village
will‘only pave’ a’ strip of road
instead: iof the full width, oft the
street.

Comm, George Carr said that
precedent wasn't the only reason
Siven for. not, paving the full
width of the atrect: It was also a
matter of finance:

‘Comm.’ Walter Thorp ‘said
that, in. making .the decision ' fo
only pave a 22-foot strip on Pine,
council had‘ decided that to do
the full width-would have meant
delaying, the paving of Ist Ave.
'o, Maple, *

At the suggestion of 'chair-
man - Oglow, ©.the village ~ will
write. the department of. high-
ways asking the department's
policy on paving the full width

gar to determine if the depart-
ment asks businesses to share the
cot of any paving done between
the traveled portion of the high-
way and village. sidewalks,

: ee

* Hi-Ball billiard games have
‘been approved by the'local ROMP
‘and the. company wishing to in-

; Is | Guest Speaker
At Evening Group

‘The ‘regular meeting of the
Robson Evening Group WA was
held at the home of Mrs, O, An-
dersen with 12 members and five

Mrs. L. F..Quance was guest

speaker and ‘spoke of pre-school
general

was, held on: the ‘forth-coming
annual print sale which ‘is td be
held later this month in the Com-
munity hall.

‘Miss Wendy Scott made the

posters ‘for this sale and thanks

of the group were extended to
her: for her work. A card of
thanks ‘vas.to be sent to Mrs. V.
Eattulle fas her assistance at the
bake’ sal

The eeavelling basket proved
very successful. It was decided
to have a Thanksgiving dinner
hamper raffle in October due to
the very good results of the Eas-
ter dinner raffie. Refreshments
were served at the close of the
business by. Mrs. Andersen.

GASTLEGAR . SOCIALS

advised that it may'apply for’ a
trades Neence in -the usual man-
ner, i

oA letter, ws ae pes, LE
rowny inspector of municipaii-
ties, advising the .village that the
legislaturé: hag - laid down the
td] methods by. which a municipality
can obtain. land. “for. they public
good” for such things as: lanes.
‘Mr. Brown's letter noted that:
the three methods listed by the
village clerk in a’ letter. to him
‘were correct, ES

eo ee
‘Works, supervisor Nofman
McNabb will make enquiries re-
garding ‘the cost and availability
of‘a heater for: keeping the oil
runny that will: be used on vil-
lage streets for: dust control dur-
.ing the Sumner.
.

A ‘Tetter,’ ‘Wwas.read from Kin-
owned by the company near. the

‘an- Margaret Churches, Phone: 9512

Gar Video regarding. property |

JMrs, Cecil Bradford has re-
turried, home from Winnipeg,

in.

Friends of Mr. R. Tozer will

eral aosp ital in Nelson.

» and Mrs. V. Arduini and
three alles of Kamloops vis-
ited at the home of the former’s
n broshen Ia Tey, and sister, Mi

and Mrs... L.°V. Campbell. z
Mr,.L. V. Campbell left yes-
terday for Abbbtsford, B.C.
Mr. Earl “Bradford has fe-
turned home fronr hospital.
> Mr,-Don Guesford has béen
transferred to, Kimberley where
he will continue his‘ apprentice-
ship training with the CM&S Co.
He will be away for a period of
six mon’
"Mr, Sid Walton is a patient
in. the Castlegar hospital.
Mr. and ‘Mrs. M. Watton of

Twin Rivers: school which ™ “the
village is in” pt
ing for an extension of 2 ae

“D. C. Westaway, district su-
i for the

of hi , advised the village

PUBLIC

;| that its request for help in con-

INVITATION ©

“The ‘public i is invited. to. witness the : é

. ANWUAL INSPECTION
: of Squadron | 581, Air. Cadets :
which will take place ‘at the.

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

“on Wednesday, May.18, at6.30 p.m.

_SPORK; tins . : 2
BREAD, 2 for oe

teas tins Bee

c, G tins. eae
FRUIT DRINKS, Assorted, Hi G,

" dl offered to-see that

~ PEANUT BUTTER, Kerseys; ‘48 oz. tin 796: a;

‘the dump is not used if the vil-
i lage -will put up 4 permanent

ve We Are!Agents For foes
Kootenay Laundry & Cleaners.

"| have ‘been Dibencee for this: year
‘iy

{| the store “at no cost” to the.ow-

:| Supervisor. Norman McNabb told

structing: ‘retaining walls along
|. Columbia Aye. has been forward:
sak to. the ‘regional orice fe

hat: “the. : department's,
ossland-Trail Tiding,

and there was little hope
help. ‘The; village “will make‘ ap-

hairman 5 Oslo will repre-
‘sent. the village ‘at the’ 11th’ an-
nual civic workérs union. party
and dance fue Trail.”

> Land ven t

q e' village by
Rick’s TV for‘a lane will be! given]:
”-| back ‘to. the store., A letter.was

read from the store’ owners. as-
king that.the property be retur-
ned since’the village has ‘aban-
‘doned’ its" intention’ to build a
lane between:Columbia and . ‘ist
1 “Tm oily, sorry. we didn't
think ‘to “have it-done before he
requested it," said Comm.
| Chairman Oglow’ said the proper-

pileation for the work to be‘done|:

orp. | range’ weather * forecast is. cool

visited during the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sid- Walton.

Mr. Burt Campbell, Mr. Bill
Oleskie’ and Miss Barbara Tarbet
attended the“home-coming at
Notre Dame’ College at Nelson

-Fomenoff,. Mire Mz. Ross, Mrs. :P.
Cheveldave, | Mrs. C. Smith | ang
Mrs..Mi: Dawiel.-

‘Mr. and. -Mrs. Cederholme
and family. of Rossland visited on
Sunday'at the -home of: Mr, and
Mrs.'T. Jerome.’

Mr. Phillips’ ‘ offer will , be
aecepted by J the village,
“There wat ‘ke no diimping
of .septic tank.fluid ‘allowed -at
the old dump.or the new sanitary
land fill dump Se

Accounts": totaling - $1,685.79
were approved for. payment,

Mr. Monabiy, sata: the_ ton;
with’ showers, He" _obtairied” the

ty, would ‘be back -to

Don Phillips of Kinnaird has
the gate to
Castlegar's, abandoned garbage
-dump . is kept’ closed and that

gate “near his - property, works

gouncil.;:

inca decision: regarding the ‘date
on:which to ‘stant oil

A letter..was ieaa ‘from As-
sociated Emgineers containing a
cheque for $309.75.: The letter re-
ferred to. difficulties ‘concerning
& satisfactory settlement between
the company and:the village and
noted that. with ‘return: of the
cheque Associated- len consider
this matter clsed.”" .

ibe of service to you.

--@ CEMENT
© ROOFING

ener tid VAS WELL

: BROS. BUILDING:

remodelling!
We have a good stock of ;

x ) PLYWOOD.

WERE. ‘SURE. You~ WILL: ALIKE. OUR SERVICE’

2 OGLOW, .

“PHONE 3351:

if you are buildirig 3 or

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‘AS: PRICES - ’

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‘ ‘ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, ‘May 12, 1960

joensen i

PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY TILL WEDNESDAY

“DAY by DAY, or WEEK by WEEK”

— Your bound to find Bigger and Better Bargains at Bob’s Pay’n

Takit where you receive the choicest quality merchandi:

cost.

TENDER GROWN
“SWIFTS PREMIUM

FRY'N CHIX
99%

“GRADE A — TRAY PAC”

~ $1.00

SWIFT’S PREMIUM

Picnic Wieners. 3 LBs.

CANADA CHOICE

- Beef Pot Roasts,»

MANITOBA FROZEN

White Fish

Prem 4 tins.

“98 OZ. DELIGHT :
Tomatoes. 2-INS FOR

GALLON rN NS.
‘Mazola Oil, =<:

CATELLI BRAND--

‘Macaroni. 3 1B.-BOX

RIPE & JUICY.
_ Watermelons
We LB.

Dail S-P-O-T Specials

“PRICES ERPECTIVE ONE DAY ONLY”
MONDAY - MAY 16th.

~~ NABOB COFFEE

| : 59c LB.

“TUESDAY - MAY 17th,

GROUND BEEF ©

25¢ 1.

at no extra :

THURSDAY - MAY 19th.

BOLOGNA

WEDNESDAY. - MAY 18th.

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