Sct. B.P. Chivilo received the Canadian Forces Decoration at the weekly training session held Monday night. made the presentations.

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average grocery bill for a Canadian family as January, ry

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Canada was the last in the cur- —s

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OTTAWA (CP)—The average

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a week for groceries late 09 of that was due to the cost of farm products, is committee

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1966 than early in 1965 and |.

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Canadian ‘amily paid $2.67 | brief:

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terized by . sophisticated active competition through ad- vertising- and promotion. Centenn ial Ball Tickets go on sale Dec. 27th at 10 a.m. Membership card must be shown.

10 per cent of the rise tw prises. ‘Processed foods ate charac-

_ Saturday, December 31st

restaurant meals for 24. cents

aging, streng name brands and fish accounted for seven cents,

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members

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“We submit that these figures | mame products a

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