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"V OtOumWMlT "IN URST>ÂY. MAT 2nd 1957. 4-' -~ v "V "1 "~e~Ž'V; FLORIDA "Bursting wvith Ji-e" GOLDEN RIPE SELECT QIJALITY 10 FOR ý47 4 F9R 9c TEN,,DER, TASTY NiE W GR EENI Cl.ABBAGE LB 6 MILD, SWEET NEW SPRING CARROTS 20 OZ'2FOR2c TENDER, FLAVOURFUL, CALIFORNI). 'BROCOOLI LGE HEAD 25c MILD FLAVOURFUL, RIOTHOUSE, - extra large size AaU aôuAOM B m ERS d EA CH À23c GENUINE SWEET MILD SPANISN ONIONS large size EAOH 1 Oc Ž,~POTEDFANCY QIATY (green onions) $HALOT~extra Ige bunchecs 2 FOR ý2aC GREEN TET"NDER f an cy qualty lb 25c Here's Positive Proof That Red & Whîte Prkces are Lower ROSE BRAND Margari ne G'RANUILATED - REDPATH sUGAq do4c pR& Lean MInced Beeft SWIFT'S PREMIUM Breakfast Bacon SWIFT'S PRE-MIUM SiLICE»I ORONO CREAMERY FIRST GRADE ib 1b62c 5 pound bag 58c 10 polund bag $1.15 i55C lb 49e lb 290 lb 79c 1 é ozpkg *4 9 "s-"', -~ ~ A -- J t Il 'B8arbara J. Allan Bride 0f Donald R. MeLaren KnxUnited Church Chape]) KeVn- orat Ontario, 'was the scene of a pretty we--ddiiing on April 2th wvhen Barbara Jeanl, daug,ýhter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aln becamie thýe bide of Donald Rob-ert 'iLaren, son of Mrs. C. S. Vcae and the late Mr. Mc-1 Lrnof Ooo Rev. 'R. J. Leýiton perf'ormed thle d-Lilie rinig ceremlýoniy.l Gen'hin airi-age b,7by er father, tebride chose a floor iength gown. of c ard net over satin, featurÛý n-~ a ighi necýk1iine and lily p'oin leees Uer finger tip veil fell fromi a satin cap em.broidered it peaýrîs and se- qun's, and she caried a bouquet of grdentias, carnations and ivy. Miss Phyllis Alian, maiçi of honour for her sister-, wore a waltz-leni.glth gown of mint green brocaded taffeta andf carried a bouquet of y-eilow %roses, Mr lAr-thiur MlýcLir was best man for h1s brother. A reception was held in the church parlours. Following a wedking trdp) to the Unitedl States anld eastern Canada, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McLaren ýwlll reside in Kenora. Those attending- the wedding were Mrs. C. S. MýcLairen and Mr. Arthiur MicLaren, Orono, Mrs. Lloyd Ewing of Toronto and Mr. and _Mrs. C. D Fyles of Winnipeg. ýStOIeo GsO's Rdn l OO At Armstrongs Store Clarke Squadron No. Air Cadets 5)95i T SUPPORT TRIS LOCAL ORGANIZATION OAe"RO0NO0 Ac W, Early- Wednesday morn'ing thieves 1 stolr Fgoods at Ariisti-oiig*; 11reI Or-ono tre value of 5 to $6,0Kh. EntryIr1 was made 'by riflin.g boies in the halck do&r and lifting the steel bar. B .-H ei Ail the men~s suits were takeri, a quantity of pants, overcoats and jack- ets. Also inciuded in the take were the mnajor porton of the nylon hiose, a ew dresses, shoes, socks an'd ci'g- ' arettes. h e -L'ETTER TO THE EDITOR [evVen without new s"hnblildungs this is egahc'l. pï ' i over the Township, inak i1 g one thejfl"-ý Junior school andi one thle Senior and . hav.in'g two teachers accomp'iish more i l than three did formeriy - is traBs 'portation. I kno'w of two peoplek whof have twenty yea: s experiene in -,v*e-U ]y separated parts of Southern Onitar- lo,'in..transportnii ,ub1àic sdool cvhi- TU çi1ren anid'there bas not been one case f of the trou~ble paremnts feel is sure to foliosw. ( In the operations of the Co-op Milii in Orono, the Co-op Creamery of Rar- -wood and' many other C'oeai activities, every one beneflits financi- alily from-i good business managemnt' n while the quality of' the piroducts can s be ke'pt highl. Area School Eoaz'ds are co-operative in the saie way and if the people aren't satisf ied they ë 'have ai, opportunity oat every Elic:- l tion to go over the years' busin1esse ,and put in a new board if they wîsh. 5 . Thie advantages can be seen in these figUus alone :- Operaiigi' c st (heat, liglit, saiary, janitor) per pupil in 1956 - $14,500, TM in Are a SchooVis. 198 pupils. t NEX MO 'Operating cost (heat. iight, saary,i(~, janitor) Per puipil in 1956i - $1R4.0O o in other Rural f hos.20puplils 'and the Area Board have set aside a fund of $26,000.00 'to build new U~ \(N' schools at No. 9, Kendai and Newon rille. IIow does that average look be! side yours? The Ont. Gov't. nmapes an outright grant of $30.HA per year for eacih sc'hooi. in an Area with 40% grant toward operating expenses. In' the other school sections they1 re- eeive straight 49%, Whieh wquld bei More advanýtageous to You9 Ten there are the otfhur grants yout use for books, capital ex,,penses, etC, they are the saine. WR RSC in your annual search for teachers,! WANR R0 how long is it since you had anl'y choice? And do you realize the dayg nsaybe only two years away mhten there wiillhe no one wilhg to, teachi eight grades. Iumbing Fixtures ccessorie8 and Repairs rarm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Paints & Varnishes R. E. LOGAN, Prop. 11816 Orono, Ont. Restricted to 18 years and over Last com piste show 9:15i ~8-WIE WOEN FAMFENCE BUY CANýADA CEMENT ---b25AROàS",%5B A G el, I- ~ SFO AL OUR BUILDtING rNEDmS oRolph Hardware rn 14 Iatinee Saturday 2 ,pJn. Coeby Starring BihllHaley and RisCont Last complete Show 8:30 -~ ,wu.% 1 pik.!%r 1 ý :)ntarie V 'V N s N k, k k N N N k s" N N N s k N s r N N N N N N N N k 'N N N V *' N 's N s N N s 'N "V N N N N N N N N s 'N N N N N s '"N N 'N N N N N s N N N N N N N N SATvR'A'Dlý' T 1 N S H10 P