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St. Michael‘s CWL Wednesday, March 17, a "Desâ€" sert" party and "Millinery Fashâ€" ions"‘ to be held at St. Michael‘s Parish Hall. Time: 8:00 p.m.. Door Prize â€" A Spring Hat. Members of the St CWL and CMS are *‘Daffodil" dance at hall April 24. Con Mrs. Clarence Kuen Mrs. Leonard Dosma On May 14, afterno Mrs. _ Jack O‘ Brien reported eight (Giirl Guides passed tests, three hostess three child_ nurse and two second class. Mrs. Harâ€" old Faber was enrolled as Tawâ€" nie Owl. A report of 180 hours of Church work was made by Mrs. Leonard Dossman. Mrs. Leo â€" Wagner reported that 17 hospital and three shut in calls were _ made â€" by Mrso Edward Roach and Mrs. John Kraemer. Special Event Mrs. Norman Koebel reported 267 hours of quilting during Febâ€" ruary, _ and â€" presented _ Father Bernard Hogan with iwo quilts for use in the rectory. Mrs. Patrick Reitze) introducâ€" ed _ Sister Mary from _ Mount Cenacle â€"Retreat House, Hamilâ€" ton; Sister Mary outlined the orâ€" igin and work of this community and â€"showed slides depicting a weekâ€"end of a Retreatant. THROUGH THE RED CROSS your help does so much for so many. An interest in those who need assistance of many kinds is the basic creed of the Canâ€" adian Red Cross Corps. This unâ€" iHformed group of housewives and business women provide voluntary service for many Red Cross programmes, services and other community projects. The Corps has a prime interâ€" est in the veteran but also assist yuenily. the St. Michael‘s S are holding a nce at St. Louis . _ Conveners are _ Kuenamen â€" and Dosman. afternoon and evâ€" the blind, the crippled and the handicapped, _ senior _ citizens, etc. They are also active in blood clinics, local disaster work and other community serâ€" vices. i 2 4 i . «c es : o 3 y + ‘} N /{ h o ”..l P C ha‘s 4 c & a * "4 V:V F :; P E, & "?4?";';"" Bip c * tA 2i onl CC o SH 3â€"4321 For Good Groomed Swan Cleaners Appearance â€"â€" Call MARREN, Mr. and Mrs. Mich eal, RR 1, Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, March 11, daughter. REITZ, Mr. and Mrs. Alex, 231 Rt E, ! FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARRIVING DAILY in« 3 %1.00 daarmrs â€" 3 ©1.00 BREAD A&P HALVES PEACHES Jane Parker _ Reg. Price loaf 22c â€" SAVE 9c LAMB in BASKET CAMNED HANMS RIB ROASTS CS.. WIENERS | "smear BEEF LIVER & Choite Quality Christie‘s Premium (Plain or Saited) Reg. pkg 37c â€" SAVE tic ASPARAGUS BROCCOLI Pineappleâ€"Grapefruit Reg. tin 37câ€"SAVE Ve BANANAS : 229 B TR T M3 S"ANK PORTION o 3Qc All prices in this ad guaranteed through _ Saturday, March 20th, 1965 SMOKED HAMS MAXWELL HOUSE (246 OFF DEAL) Reg. $1.71 jarâ€"SAVE AN EXTRA 226 INSTANT COFFEE â€" 149 )" A«:Z7Q. _ T~ "SUPERâ€"RIGHT QUALITY" COOKED â€" READY TO SERVE 3 * 79 oz tins € Reg. tin 296 â€" SAVE Bo The Waterloo Clironicte, Wed., March . 1906 Vermont St. Waterloo, at &' Hospital, March 12, son. BIILODEAU, Mr. and Mrs. Roch, 216 Waterloo St., at St. Mary‘s Hospital, March 15, daughter. SHORT .t £Eq CrObs «YUi 3 iL SUPERâ€"RIGHT QUALITY SLICED, SKINLESS California large, Fresh Bunches No. 1 Graode New Crop long Green Tender Spears No. 1 Grade ROAST, CHOPS, sTtEw CuTs BURNS Slaâ€"ma 2 9 No. 1 ". «+259 BUTT PORTION 4O Florida New Crop, Tender, Stringless 1â€"Ib pkg GREEN BEANS £EOQ BRAND SILER BEFEF 1 BRAND 5 9 LER BEEF k t 49. 89. wgom Em en C BC ce C Ww@in® 000 0 CC rance, 208 Langford Place, Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Ho# m 13 5c ~A9Q . Ira 29 + 39. .069 i1