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MILK Ne AF pany coos" oe j IMPERIAL ular Price 2.39) ACTION PRICED! LIPTONS, 10 VARIETIES (Regular Price 69c) ACTION PRICED! (BONUS PACK -- ESL SIZE + 7-OZ FREE") P Margarine stbots 1.99 Cup-A-Soup Mix plaotsens FO? Listermint asitoztl 1 7Q 6p a ¥ TEA BAGS (Regular Price 4.05) ACTION PRICED! CLOVERLEAF (Regular Price 1.49) ACTION PRICED! DECOR, ant ae Se oneian) Tetley Tea tee + 3.89 Sockeye Salmon "-:"1.39 Bathroom Tissue 2397 A : } BOVRIL Regular Price 93c ACTION PRICED! HEAVY BOTTOM 12-OZSIZE wie, YELLOW, PINK (Regular Price 72c) ACTION PRICED! 4 Luncheon Meat "79% Deluxe Glasses 31.00 Scotties [2 vx.1008059% [one : TRANSISTOR ? 149 Tomatoes i9ttoztin 2 for 1. OO Comet Cleanser x 1.09 BABY Slacticbe 329 fi ABP, ORANGE FLAVOUR (Prepriced) LIQUID CLEANER (Regular Price 1.47) ACTION PRICED! --_--_---- \ BATTERIES "He Sunmix Crystals 3697 Mr. Clean 22#xstesictn 1.29 SHAMPOO Dr. Marks Evangelist will speak at Knox Dr. Alexander Marks, a Christian Jew, will be the guest speaker at Knox Presbyterian Church this Sunday, March 12 Dr. Marks will be preaching on the "Atonement of Moses and the Atonement of Christ" atlla.m. At7 p.m. he will present a film called "The Return" and will conclude the service with a brief message Dr. Marks was born in London, England and brought up in an orthodox Jewish home. At an early age he came into contact with a Jewish Missionary who brought him to the knowledge of Jesus Christ Dr. Marks was baptized and entered into training for the Lord's work in Seotland. He was or dained and went to London to engage in missionary work the Jews. From London he came to Canada to preach in large churches and to the USA to engage in Jewish refugee work A number of years ago Dr. Marks became blind However, this has not interrupted his travels in among North America and the British Isles. He has made many television appearances with his seeing eye dog Gretchen Dr. Marks has also been featured on radio Everyone is invited to hear Dr. Marks speak at the Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday Table tennis club meets Approximately 20 table tennis enthusiasts, both men and women, met on Wednesday, March 1 at the YMCA to form the Midland Table Tennis Club The following executives were chosen President--Hans___ Neitz, Vice-President--Tony Farrell Treasurer Artur Hemming Secretary--Ling Seto Plans were initiated to find a suitable location for the club and it is hoped activities will commence within the next three weeks One of the main ob jectives of the club will be to promote and encourage the game amongst the youth of the area and in particular, develop a competitive team to challenge other clubs The next meeting is scheduled for Wed nesday, March 15 at the Windrifter Restaurant at 7:30 p.m Anyone interested in joining the club should plan to attend the meeting or contact Ling Seto at 526-2523 Volleyball squad wins twice Midland's Women's Volleyball team downed both Cookestown and Barrie Wednesday, to finish in second place in the Simcoe County Women's Volleyball League Midland finished second to Collingwood in the league and played their semi- final match against Cookestown last night at Canadian' Forces Base Borden The cham pionship final match was to have been played immediately after, with both series being best two out of three Midland coach Bruce Finlayson held out high hopes for his team and looked for Midland to meet Collingwood in the championship final "It would be an upset if Collingwood lost in the semi-finals, and we should have no trouble beating Cookestown. We beat Collingwood once in the regular season, but they are the number one team, so our girls are going to have to play well to win."