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@ellor â€"was bern im Voronto . where he graduated from the =. University of Toronto in 1921. In 1023 he obtained hbis MA trom Oxford University. He began pwacticing law in Torâ€" ento in 1926 and entered the provincial political field as a Conservatvie member for St. science ang engineering Ccourâ€" ses at the University of Waterâ€" lJoo but the first undergraduate eering will not be awarded unâ€" demic symbalizes anosther brvnrflq in the ewolution & the University of Waterloo," As the first provincial Minâ€" lster of Planning and Developâ€" and Viceâ€"Chancellor of the new University which is located on a 200â€"acre campus in Waterloo, Ontaria. Present â€" facilities inâ€" qlude two large teaching builâ€" dings, a gymnasum and staâ€" dium and several temporary buildings. There are more The University of Waterloo Act, passed in March of last year, provides for the federa tien of the churchâ€"related colâ€" leges of Waterl.> and St. Jerâ€" made later regarding the date for the official installation of sascademic wellare o i l!qn. Dana Porter retired from public life on his appointâ€" ment as The Chief Justice of has aiso been honoured with LL.D. degrees by Queen‘s University, University of Wesâ€" tern Ontario, and MacMaster University. 194851, was AttorneyGeneral, good clothing. Clothing was also sent to the Helping Hand Department of the Children‘s Aid Society. Toys and clothing were also sent to the Sunbeam Homeâ€" and personal gifts were given to the Peter Vos family. ‘The next birthday party at Sunnyside Home will be Janâ€" uary 25th. A letter from Miss Kathleen Rozell, Nurse in Training at Kâ€"W Hospital was read by Mrs. R. K. Smith, Educational Se¢â€" retary, thanking the Chapter for their assistance and interâ€" est over the past three years. 1L.O0.D.£E. An Executive Meeting for the reading of annual reports will be held January 12th‘ at the home of Mrs. Darling. Scrutineers for nominations were R. W. Swartz, Chairman: Mrs. J. B. Lorentz, and Mrs. R. But you need a hearing aid to understanc what a buck is sayâ€" ing these days. The hostesses for the evenâ€" ing were Mrs. P. A. Fleming Mrs. William Butler, Mrs. G. A. Jeskins, and Mrs. J. L Swalm. * s Mrs. O. W. Wilke, Régent, argent members to attend the annual meeting on February 1. + (Continned frenm Pag 3) The newlyâ€"appointed Chan Money still talks, of course. (Continued from Page 4) in Toronto in in COTTAGE ROLLS _ @43. BACON CHUB ‘“l Ldenk, T%AGE t 39‘ . w Brand MINCED BEEF _ °143. BEEF BOLOGN/. SHORT RIBS rtroimns _ 1332 SIDE BACON â€" â€" PORK HoCKS +23; HALIBUT STEAKS PORK cHoPs 169« FROZEN PE _**~ zdm“-l.md‘- dothie the sithnass of tash, whole seilk and enriched with sunshine Vitamin D. For cooking, baking, beverages and infant feeding. Prieed to save. CRANBERRIES _ BEEF ROAST SALE Boneless ROUND STEAK â€" ROAST Boneless RUMP « POINT SIRLOIN ROAST * Sunkist, Fancy Grade, California, Large NAVEL ORANGES =» â€"59 PINK GRAPEFRUIT 10â€" 55. Sweet Pickled, Vac Pac Cape Cod, No. 1 Grade, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Specials Superâ€"Right Quality Meat Specials > te a= Choics Quabity â€" A & P TOMATOES A «P TOMATO JUICE Choice Quality HEMLEY WHOLE PEARS A & P PEAS AMN PAGE PORK « BEAMS Aii Variaties LATE HOWE VARIETY 1â€"ib cello bag BALUVUPN LAIUB See dubt 2 5c Essex Brand WIENERS 24 sitg 7 Oc Sliced BEEF BOLOGN/ 1b pke 45c Al Good, Smoked Rindleas Burns Liver and Case of 24 tins $4.75 â€"â€" SAVE S3 Case of 26 tins 1J5 â€" BAVE 77c Case of 12 tins $294 â€" SAVE 30c Case of 24 tins $2.94 â€"â€" SAVE 30e Case of 26 tins $2.94 â€" SAYVE 5Mc ALlLl PRICES IN THIS AD GUARANTEED THROUGH SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1960 Ks din Apn % /1 0. Nog. 2 tins 27câ€"SAVE 5e 4 15â€"0z tins 49( Reg. 2 tins 290â€"SAVE &s Mog. tin 2260â€"SAVE s 5 28â€"0z tins 99( Rog. tin Reg. tin 27câ€"SAVE be 2 48â€"oz tins 49( 5 2s 9c 4 15â€"oz tins ‘,( h pio 5 5¢ |b49¢ ' 3 «69c 2 3: