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That little island whose demoâ€" cratic laws and sense of fair play are the basis of every really free country in the world today. Next Tuesday will be May 24th â€"or as so many of you call itâ€" firecracker day. Do any of you say the same little ditty which 1 did when I was your age Its‘ the 24th of May, the Queen‘s Do you know what Queen we are honoring? It is Queen Vicâ€" toria, the great grandmother of our present King George VI Vicâ€" toria became Queen of England when she was 18 years old, and lived to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee. You know, when we think about it, we realize that the greatest days of the British Emâ€" pire have been during the reign of Queensâ€"Elizabeth and Vicâ€" toria. And it all started in the little island which houses Engâ€" land. â€" That little island which houses nearly four times the population of Canada. That little island which motherâ€" ed us, and then, when we became of age, had the greatness to cut her apron strings. _ â€" However, thanks to the amazirig : ingenuity of our secretary, Mrs. W. H. gims, we had additional cookies by 6 o‘clock on Saturday.| These were delivered on Monday[ and Tuesday. You see, we could not let the youngsters down any more than you €ould! j birthday, â€" â€" If you don‘t give us a holiday we‘ll all run away. That little island which could be lost in a corner of our wonâ€" derful province. _ ______ _ _ So the results are not all in, and we cannot tell you just who were the top sales girls; we do know that Brenda Bilecky of Waâ€" terloo sold 100 packages. That fittle island whose citi *=â€"dS ::lgn':n:sré% . 1@§s:> E2 Many thousands of houseâ€" wives in several hundred communities have helped to build A&P by their patronâ€" age, their suggestions and yes, their complaints. Through them we have learned much about what women like or dislike and have tried always to conduct our business accordingly. You can do a great deal to help us improve our serâ€" vice to you by telling us what pleases you or disâ€" pleases you in your daily contact with our stores and Customer Relations Dept. point PRICES IN EFFECT UNMTIL SATURDAY, MAY 21 Customers‘ Corner A&P Food Stores 135 Laughton Ave Toronto, Ontario. > Comple\oQgtistaction! L }] W\v} [E3 NHATEIRE _4 ORANGES APPLES GIRL GUIDE CORNER By MRS. L. M. SELLERY Waterloo District Girl Guide The monthly mecting of St. James Luther League was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Einwechter on Thursday night with the president, Delmore Toâ€" man _ presiding Rev. H. H. Schmieder read the scripture lesâ€" son which was followed by prayâ€" er by the president. A discussion was held on‘ the topic "How to Improve our League".. A singâ€" song was enjoyed and after the meeting refreshments were serveds by the hostess assisted by her daughter, Miss Shirley Einâ€" weekhter. The Children uf the Church met at St. James Lutheran Parsonage on Thursday night. The president, Geraldine Martin octupied the chair and Psaim 33 was read reâ€" sponsively. Carol Schmidt read the Bible story, "A Children‘s Friend". â€" Twentyâ€"two members responded to the roll call. Mrs. M. K. Toman was in charge of the Beginners class which stuâ€" died the subject, "We Love and Care for our Pots". Mrs. B. Bosâ€" hart led the Primary Class in a discussion on "How Strong Am I" and Mrs. H. H. Schmieder conâ€" So next Tuesday, if you are asked why you have a holiday, please do not say that it is fireâ€" cracker day. Say rather, that it is the birthday of Queen Victoria, the great grandmother of our present King. I promise to do my best to do my duty to God and the King New Dundee: That little island which twice in my lifetime has staved off oppresâ€" sion until we were ready to carry our weight On May 24th, in humility and grateful thanks, we honor Briâ€" tain‘s great Queen Victoria That little island which has bred a Drake, two Pitt‘s, a Disraeâ€" li, a Lloyd George and one you have cause to remember for your lifetimeâ€"a Churchill. zens believe from childhood that every freedom or privilege carâ€" ries with it a comparable responâ€" sibility. ’:4,?/ By Miss Minam Hiborn (Chronicle Correspondent) CELERY STALKS TOMATOES [ RADISHES | "~~: o“lo"s Yeilow Cook POTATOES ". YORK BOLOGNA â€" CHILI SAUCE =â€" THIS 18 A REAL TREAT | M TOMATO CATSUP PEANUT BUTTER â€" ~~ MILK BREAD â€" â€" KETA SALMON FINE CANADIAN COLOURED TOILET SOAP, 3 Reg. Cakes 28c PALMOLIVE â€" â€"â€" RED CIRCLE COFFEE â€" +5 DELICIOUS CANNED MEAT FANCY AYLMER AYLMER ANN PAGE SWIFTNING â€" â€" â€" â€" SWIF T‘S A & P CUSTOM GROUND ANN PAGEâ€"WHITE or BROWN FLORIDA VALENCIA, 176‘ NOW AT THE!R BEST B.C. WINESAP, BEST FOR EATING EXTRA FANCY WHEN YOU BUY "THE WONDERFUL WAY!" Yellow Cooking, Large, No. 1 Virginia Jumbo, Blanched and Saited Native Grown, Tender, No. 1 Mexican Hand Selected Quality, No. 1â€"â€"14â€"0z. min New Brunswick White 16â€" lb. Table Stock, No. 1 Pook / p on Tuesda.f: and Wednudl:l nights. @n Thursday night whi |concluded the services held u}’lhe \Baptist Church, Mrs. Harold Poth und Miss Joan Dinger rendered vocal duets On Friday night, the first service was held in the Beâ€" thel United Missionary Church and the Salavation Army Band of tGalit favored with musical selecâ€" tions. The meetings will conclude on Sunday night. The monthly meeting of the United Brethren W.M.A. was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Pickard. Mrs. Melâ€" vin Becker was in charge of the Prayer Band and the devotional program which had as its theme, "Mothcrhood". Scripture lesson was read by Miss M. Becker after which Mrs. Ross Perrin gave a reading "The Woman Beautiful". Mrs. C. Swartz and Mrs. J. Tunn song a duct "My Mother‘s Bible" and the leader gave splendid thoughts on the theme. A misâ€" sionary qujz was conducted and Mrs. Pickard read an article, "Inâ€" troducing the Bakers"â€"outgoing missionaries. _ Mrs. C. Hallman contributed a reading. President Mrs Shelby was in charge of the business and rol call was answerâ€" ed with the name of a Bible moâ€" ther Twenty pupils from the local school took part in the Wellingâ€" tonâ€"Waterloo Music Festival held at Kitchener last week. All singâ€" ing in the mass chorus were rated superior or excellent. The two part enscmble "A Cradle Song" was â€" graded â€" excellent. . Taking part in it were Geraldine Becker, Elains PErubacher, Donna Fried. Jean Snyder, Marie Brown and Edna Hilborn. A duet "Venice" sung by Donna Fried and Jean Snyder was classed "very excelâ€" lent". On Saturday two little soâ€" loist<, Rose Marie Holtzhauer and Barry Hallman who sang "The Star Child" and "The Little Elâ€" man" were given the classification of excillent and good, respectiveâ€" Iy. The EY.F. withdrew their reâ€" gular meeting on Sunday night in favor of the closing night of the Fireside Evangelistic services at New Dundee. Mrs. C. Swartz closed the meetâ€" ing with prayer. Tea was served by the hostess. Roseville : The Fireside Evangelistic meetâ€" ings have been in progress durâ€" ing the past week with Rev. E. J. Wiilson of Toronto as the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. m Shantz and.Augu.u Boehmer of Kitchener provided special music guded’ &he Junm;‘:hu m‘.t#e stuâ€" y of "Growing onger ro?h Worship". Rev. H. H: Schmieder was in charge of the Preâ€"Confirâ€" mation Class. 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