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PAGE TWELVE" MES-GAZETTE fHURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1948 THE DAILY TI What to Do To-Nicht THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW = Tr seeuis amor NEVER GETS HIS FILL OF THOSE SPINE CHILLING HORROR STORIES, DON'T WANNA MISS By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten AEs Ho AND sed : Sle oft: WAIT MOM: -) ANY OF THIS SWELL STORY, (~ ZA N Ee NNT = =P, A oN * JUNIOR WILL NOU TAKE THIS BOOK OVER TO Sage Samoan Villagers Like Broadcasts. By J. C. GRAHAM Canadian Press Correspondent Auckland, NZ. -- (CP) -- A Tre- markable change has come over the lives of the natives of western Samoa, which is under New Zealand trusteeship, during the last few This has been the opening of a radio station at Apia, capital of the island group which lies in the tropical : zone of the South Pacific. Every one of the 150 odd villages in the territory has been equipped with a receiving set by the New Zealand Broadcasting Service. For an hour and a half each eve- ning the entire population of each Tisge gathers round the radio set a communal group to listen to Samoan songs and dances, and edu- cational and health talks, . The recent change in status of the group from a mandate to a trusteeship territory, together with greater provision for self-govern- ment made by New Zealand, has quickened interest in politics in the area and when the newly-formed legislative assembly is in session, day-to-day reports of proceedings will Be broadcast. Experiments to determine the most suitable programs were begun recently. Many observers see great possibilities in improving the wel- fare of the territory by this means. The Samoans are intelligent and ugick to learn and it is hoped that improvements in health, education and other matters will result if the new service is well handled. The villages have no power sup- ply so battery-operated sets have been installed and arrangements WATCH PUPILS' HEALTH | An s<sembly of young people. as at large educational institutions, «ica.es a danger of of = fection, health = author! Schools are becoming i: aware of their duty to create a healthy\ environment. GOOD EATING! Contains 25% Prepared Wheat Germ A Food In Itself i FRITTER FOR ME © rH, progtam. So far the programs eatin lesdgus 3 have consisted chiefly of recorded made for maintenance. The Apia - DAILY | to 4 p.m.--Leathercraft (except Monday) oodshop and music, studio presentations of Hatin is on the air from 7:15 to . ; pm. 2 --Wi Shell- craft, --Collegiate-age gymna- --Collegiate-age Db rama group. Hoye' and girls' 4 to 5:30 p.m. ehll 2 I shells, boys' 1 unior radio drama re- hearsa. Muse ang Jay m band on Monday an Boys' on Monday us Wednesday. 9 --Adult leathercraft, shell- bi pine craft and woodworking. THURSDAY Needlework classes. elght-Litting Group OTE--We JZooommend the Amateur Boxing Card at the Arena to- night "teaturing Oshawa boys in eve! t. Proceeds to- ward re mpc trials, perfumes and-. cSmmands, a high price. 'A vacuum syringe is used to |- extract it from 'two muscular- walled glands at the base of -the. stomach. The "milker" hug a mask, gloves and a rubber hal "Skunks make Teal ot ?" Dodd said. He hopes to have about 20 baby skunks 'by.late summer on his "farm" on Kamploops' outskirts, YOU SEARCH AND SEEK NO STORE HAS MORE SIX DAYS A WEEK Pet Skunk Raising Profitable Hobby Kamlocps, B.C.--(CP)--Douglas Dodd, 25-year-old taxi driver, raises skunks as a hobby--to sell as pets and to market the fluid which: she little animals use so effectively as a defence weapon, The fluid is used as"a base for Many Visitors At Enniskillen MRS, RUSSELL GRIFFIN Correspondent Enniskillen, April 27--Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman, Bruce and Laura, Enfield; Miss Margaret Smith, Enniskillen, * were Sunday guests' at Mr. and Mrs. Russell FAMILY NIGHT wo C.R.A. 7:00 p.m.--All activities in action, for ents to spend even- in recreation. with thelr ohlidren in gym, wood-work- 3 ne i 1 ig! ith Bill Owens. 3:00 i 4 ya eriow Committee, La 1 rears Ya iston's, Tto8 ph -- Informal Concert by Jun- | Mrs. Russell Acton and Barbara, Radio Players, Victoria Corners, spent a couple of 8 to 9 pm-- Juovies ® of ang oepill: | days last week with her sister, Mrs. ; 5 Pp Laurence Wearn. Mr. and Mrs. A. Leadbeater and 'baby George, visited with friends at Port Perry and Little Britain. Mr, and Mrs, R. J. Weaving, To- ronto, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Don Carr and fam- ily were Sunday visitors at Walter Carr's in Codrington and Harry Herrington's at Frankford. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. James Smales to our village. They have moved in with Mr. A. Millson. Mr. and Mrs. I. Parrott Jeanne, Oshawa, visited at Mr. and Mrs. L. Wearn's. 1 VARIOUS BRANDS | | Mr. and Mrs. Reg Kersey and , 3 PURE LARD PIE CRUST MIX OUR OWN FLAVOURFUL BLACK TEA STANDARD ts WAX BEANS ASHCROFT B.C. $ TOMATO KETCHUP IONA (Pectin Added) RASPBERRY JAM IONA ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT 3 MARMALADE y CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN GUMBO SOUP KELLOGG"S (Get Yqur Contest Blank) CORN FLAKES ANN PAGE MAYONNAISE io 24c - oe 20c 7 3c wan lk 1 abn |e 26 cx Je noni: 2 10.x.10s 20 2 vss 5c sone 2 26¢ 14¢ 16¢ 25¢ 11¢ irls SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 12 noon--All boys and 4 activities, Children's cial Art Cl 8:00 p.m. -S 0 MMUN NCE NIGHT at CR.A ane 0, LHD Association act as of dancing he 0 RDO. it's new! A NEW DESSERT THRILL A * 4 FINE CANADIAN OLD CHEESE SHORTENING STANDARD PEACHES IONA (Pectin Added) GRAPE JAM CALIFORNIA FANCY DATES TOMATO JUICE STANDARD GREEN PEAS DALTON'S ASSORTED FANCY JUICE FANCY SOCKEYE SALMON SOAP POWDER "PRIMROSE SWEET MIXED PICKLES BEAN MONDAY ; ¢ 7:00 p.m.--Drama (Radio) Rehearsal. 44 7:00 p.m.--Men's sym Sats and weight lifting grou 7:30 p.m.--North ig Radio Club in Auditorium. Items of Interest From Greenwood MAY E. BROWN Correspondent Greenwood, April 27 -- A good crowd turned out on Friday evening last to hear the Sugarfoot Min- strels of Oshawa in the Township Hall at Brougham. Mr. and Mrs. McAllan, of Bramp- ton, formerly of Saskatchewan, called on Rev. A. C. and Mrs. Loff- man on Sunday. Miss Edna Green returned last week after a motor trip to Florida with her cousins, Donald and Mrs. Beckstein, of Buffalo. Everyone was pleased to see Andy Morden able to ke out again after veing off duty for several days. Wm. Clark is having hydro in- stalled in his house. Mr. and Mrs. Barlow, and fam. ily, of Audley, have taken rooms at Ernest Lyons. The community wel- comes them. The heavy rains are keeping the farmers back with seeding opera- tions. However, the pastures are greening rapidly and cattle will soon be out. Frank Johnson, of Manchester, called on his uncle, John Brown, on Sunday, Next Sunday, owing to reopening services at Kinsale, there will be no church service at Greenwood. The Greenwood choir will be at Kinsale to assist in the service of song at 11 o'clock on Sunday morn- ing. Ken and Mrs. Holliday, Jackle and Heather, of Brooklin, called on Mrs. F. W. Gibson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, of Toronto, were at their cottage over the week- end. Mrs. F. W. Gibson spent Thurs- day last with Hugh and Mrs. Miller and daughters of Pickering. ROME'S COLOSSEUM 20-o0z. Tin 25¢ 29¢ 19¢ 1l¢ Te 25¢ "hy om 10¢ il Pla 2¢ 24.0z. Jar 27c'S 3l¢ and 24-0z. Jar son, Ronnie, visited his sister, Mr and Mrs. Harold Ashton. Mr, and Mrs. E. J. . Dickinson, Lakeview Park, Oshawa, Be 8-02. Pkg. | *KREOMEL is a NEW dessert... 28-0x. easy to prepare... . the latest Tin in exciting taste thrills *KREe MEL comes in 5 creamy- smooth, mellow flavours: LEMON PIE FILLUNG, VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, BUTTERSCOTCH, PEPPERMINT CHOCOLATE. : *KREeMEL Is such a delicious, nutritional dessert. for the children . . . watch their eyes light up at the first sp: i *KREeMEL is on sale NOW at your grocer's. Look for the distincjve pack- . remember the name it's new, delectable, smooth, appetizing, healthier . and easy to prepare! Mr, and Mrs. S. R. Pethick's. Morris Rice, London, Ont., wi Sunday guest with Mr. and Murs. F. Beckett, Mr, and Mrs. ©. Bradley were Sunday visitors with their daugh- Mrs. Don Stainton, {E FLAVOUp otf ter, Mr, and at Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stainton visited with Mr, and- Mrs. L. Lamb. Mr, and Mrs. David Gray and Carol, Newcastle; Mr. and Mrs, Al- fred Randal and family, and Mrs. Fred Adams, Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. Milford McDonald, Gerald and Miss Jean Adams, Bowmanville, were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, James Adam's. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and family were Sunday callers at Mr, and Mrs. W. Sanderson's at Co- lumbus. Mr. and Mrs. ld Ashton visited at Mr, and s, W.. Jd. Bragg's at Providen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wearn and family visited with Mrs. R. Acton at Victoria Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Turner and Helen, Oshawa, were at Mr. and Mrs. F. Dorland's. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mills and family visited with Mrs. M. Well's at Port Perry. Mrs. Jack Sinclair, Burketon, was with Mrs. E. Strutt. age. - - - 20-0z. Tins With PORK - MAPLE LEAF MATCHES SCOURING PADS S0.S : : 2 Tele CHOICE GREENGAGE or PRUNE PLUMS ASSORTED JELLY ' POWDERS - "LEANSER LD DUTCH - - REALLY FRESH ANN PAGE MILK BREAD WHITE WHOLE WHEAT CRACKED WHEAT 24-0x loaf 10- ANN PAGE SUGARED DOUGHNUTS a: 20. for MORE DHICIOuS: pesstats " ¢% KRE- MEL Ginamg? "=" "Seto * pRONOUNCID Aa Gu + JAE ron mio) THE CANADA STARCH 'COMPANY LIMITED, MONTREAL; TORONTO Box Pkg. 4-Pad Pkg. » 20-0z. STEAK OR a, Tin LESS ROUND sis Fresh Shankle EXTRA LEAN oT ROAST - OLE OR HALF ss b «MEATS KS 3 Pkgs. Tin we' mailed to every home in Oshawa a coupon worth 5c towards the pur- chase of a package of delicious whole grain Muffets, This Week WH RS, SMOKED SHAN KLESS SMO HAM VALUES -- It is estimated that in ancient times the great Colosseum in Rome could seat 87,000 and had room left for 20,00 standing specta- tors, ESS SHOULDERS, COOKED CED Er Foob_ OVALTINE small 58: large 98: A & P iis é&r Vegetables ORANGES > GRAPEFRUIT $ APPLES 4 CABBAGE IMPORTED FRESH GREEN NO. 1 2 GREEN ONIONS >» CUCUMBERS ONIONS w] 7c I NOW AVAILABLE: NATIVE GROWN SPINACH, HOT HOUSE TOMATOES, 1 RHUBARB, LEAF LETTUCE, ASPARAGUS. | It's Worth 5¢ on the purchase of a package of Muffets IONA (Pectin Added) YJ FANCY BLENDED JUICE LOWER or VEGETABLE r SEEDS ALL NO BETTER COFFEE IN ANY PACKAGE A « P COFFEE CUSTOM GROUND BOKAR - - nn 51 RED CIRCLE - 1 49: RICH--FULL BODIED MILD & MELLOW 8 O'CLOCK - i 47 | MUPPETS ALSO A GRAND HOT For an inviting "ready. in-a-iiffy" Hot i MAKE 24-02. Jar 39¢ Toe 25¢ 2 Pkgs. 9¢ FLORIDA, VALENCIA NO. 1," 200's doz. 3 5c Texas Marsh Seedless No. 1, 96's hb for 25¢ «doz 25¢ B.C. WINESAP, EXTRA FANCY, 138's doz. 39. + Qc 2 9c «29c ® Health Food Rules call for a daily servin of whole gram cereal. IMPORTED NO. 1, 300's - - Give Your Family the "Whole Grain" : They Need This Appetizing Way! It's a "good morning" when youcrunch your spoon into this mouth-watering breakfast treat . so lacily spun from ribbons and ribbons of temptingly shredded whole wheat . . . toasted golden brown . . . and packed with flavor! Muffets are thrifty, too. Order a package from your grocer today! By the Makers of QUAKER OATS NATIVE GROWN NO. 1 HOT HOUSE SWEET, NO. 1 SPANISH GENUINE NO. 1 A DELICIOUS BLEND OF THE . WORLD'S FINEST COFFEES