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14 The Canadjan Statesman, Bowmanville, November 19, 1975 Mr. and Mrs. James Grunerud of St. Cioud, Min- nesota, U.S.A. will arrive at the Toronto International Air- port on Friday, Nov. 21st and will spend a week with her mother Mrs. Geo. Morton and other relatives, returning home on their Thanksgiving Day weekend. SCongratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Francis (Sam) Bruton, on their recent marriage. Rev. Basil E. Long, B.Th. of the Orono United Church officiat- ed, Mr. and Mrs. Bruton are residing in Oshawa, 1Miss Ethel Davidson is a patient in the Memorial Hospi- tal, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sears and daughter Tina of Windsor spent' the past week visiting Linda's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris and other relatives and will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fuliford and chiidren at Meaford enroute home. Mrs. Cecil Stapleton of Newtonville wï th Mr. and Mrs. RE.O. Coatham visited their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John Snow~don at Malerytuwn fruin Saturday to Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sears and Tina of Windsor were dinner 2uests of Mrs. Geo. Morton. Mrs. Helen MacKenzie Atkinson age 87, wife of the late Fr2nk Aikinson of Stouff ville. mother ot Janet (Mrs, W. Cockwell) of Waterloo, sister ot Mary ý Mrs. W. McDonald) Jean (Mrs. H. S. Britton) Mary (Mr, . J.D. Cun- ningham) aIl of Newcastle and Betty,(Mrs. D.A. Griffiths) of H-amilton passed away on Sunday November 9th. Rested at the ONeill Funeral Home, Stouffville. Funeral Service in the O'Neill Chapel on Wednesday, November 121,h. Interment in the lamilv plot Orono Cemetery. Mrs. Atkin- son was a daughter of the late Dr. Dugald MacKenzie,,MD. and Mrs, Mackenzie of New- tonville. The Clarke High Sehool Band left on Wednesday evening by bus on a five day trip to the Chicago, Illinois, U S.A, Mrs. i-tV. Sheffield of Oshaw~a spent Sunday alter- noon with her aunt Mrs. Geo. Mor ton. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Mercer and sons Keni y and Trevor of H-ampton, Mr. and \Irs. Ken Bail of Kirby were Sunday noon dinner guests of Miss Susan BaIl of Toronto, before enjoying the Santa Claus Paraded passing near- bv. Dr. aind Mrs. Keith Taylor, Nnyand Bonnie of Bramp- t.nisited Mrs. Maýrsha!l Chatterton and other relatives Orono Senior Citizens are to be guests of the Newcastle Senior Cil izens on Thursday evening, Nov. 201h. Ready Cut Macaroni or ý L A N CI1A SPAGHETTI BrvPlain SPAGHETTI SAUCE 28 FI. Oz.E PLTYPOOL The beautîful flowers on the altar iast Sunday were placed there by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley O'Neill and family in loving memory of their son and brother, Paul, who passed away suddenly last Monday. To, the O'Neill family, we extend the deep sympathy of the community. Belated congratulations to Bruce and Bertha MeGili of Bethany- who recently cele- brated their 4th wedding anniversary. Mrs. MeGill is a sister of Mrs. Glen 'Bradley, Bruce and Bertha keep seve- ral local families supplied with fresh eggs and deliver in the village every other Wed- nesday. Get well wishes are extend- ed to the sick - Kay Sutch and Allan Bazinet, in Peterbo- rough Civie Hospital and Monique Slute in St. Joseph's. Mrs. B ob Brown had the misfortune to break an ankle recently and will be in a cast for several weeks, We wish Alice a speedy recovery. 1Mrs. Fajt of Brantford has been visiting among her relatives in the area recently. glad ta hear that Lloyd Gillespie bas returned home fromn hospital in Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs. PercyBeggs spent a weekend recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beggs and Crystai in Port Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMullen accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cain to the Royal Wnter Fair on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bradley also visited the fair on Saturday. Sunday dinner guests wth Mr. and Mrs. Jim MeMullen were Mrs. Larm Hyiand of Nestleton and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Samells of Peterbo- rough. XVe send speedy get-well wishes to Mrs. Bilî Malley of Bowmanville.ý Ruby had the misfortune to have a faîl from a table and in doing sa broke both shoulders. She is present- ly in Bowmanville hospital in a cast. Mrs. Geraîd Fisk bas Peen supplying for Mrs. Marg McGill at Grandview for the past month. Mrs. McGill was in hospital suffering from asthma., Tom adr k Martin Dwyer and Cliff Curtis have returned home from amose-ïni, trip in the no;rt, The moose hanging in 'rom's yard, rias been quite an attraction to people passing by. Tiiese hunters also bagged three deer during the open season in Manvers Townshîip. Fine or Broad Lancia Egg Noodîes 12Oz. Pkg. 43ç Bravo, Plain 55Fl. Oz. Tin TOMATO PASTE 32C lt's The Real Thing 26 Fl1. Oz. N. R.B. COCA-COLA 491c Plain or Ripple 8Oz. Bag Jack's Potato Chips 87Ç Borden Cremelle 22 Oz. Jar COFFEE CREAMER $1.79 Millionnaire 3.5 Oz. Ti n BRISLING SARDINES 69C Romar 90 72 Oz. Pkg. BURGER FOR DOGS $2.99 Loose Pack, 12 Fl. Dz-.Jar Stuffed Manzanilla CORONAT ION OLIVES$ 1.03 Plain, Garlic or Pol ish 48 FI. Oz. Jar Bick's Diii Pickles $1.25 Salad Dressing 32 Fi.Dz. Jar MIRACLE WHIP' $1.33 Fleecy, 176 FI. Oz. Conf. FABRIC SOFTENER $2.69 't Beef Nood le, Chicken Supreme 3 Dz, Pkg. Gravy &Beet, Sliced Turkey 32 Oz.1 Pkg. Polident Pq of 32, Swifts Premium 6DOz. Pk- or Dnion or Veal Parmagian, Frozen k LIPTON SOUP MIX 59e Freezer Queen Meats $2.07 DENTURE TABLETS 95" 00< UAAA S 1.28 Printed, White or Asst'd. Pkg. of 60 Scott Famnily Napkins 37ç Dad's Super 11 120z. Pkg. TEA BISCUITS 691, Asst'd. Varieties, Multi Pack 4.5 Oz. Pkg. Cadbury Chocolate Ba rs69 Regulary or Fruit & Nut 42Oz. Pkg. Golden Crunch Cereal 28 Canada Choice Dessert Halves 14 Fl. Oz. Tin HENLEY PEARS 43" Apple Raspberry, Apple-Strawberry or Mix Fruit SPECIAL! 14 FI. Oz. Jar STAFFORD'S SPREADS99 Couured, Soft 16 Oz. Cont. Monarch margarine 79c Hansel & Gretel, Danish 4 Oz. Pkg. Process Cream Cheese 39ç Eggplant Parmigiana, 12 Oz. Pkg. Manicotti or Cheese Ravioli, Frozen BUITONI ENTREES $1.29 Highlîner, Frozen Boston Bluetîsh, 14 Oz. Pkg. FISHSTICKS 97e _________________________________________________________________ - - - -.-- - I II~~IVI - Dominion 8Oz. Box SNACK CRACKERS 59C Canada Fancy Frozen, SPECIA L! 32 Oz. Pkg. Green Giant, Peas or NIBLETS CORN99 Blueberry or Strawberry 16 Oz. Cont. Swiss Style SPECIAL. GAY LEA YOGURT 1 68Ç St. Lawrence SPECIAL! 128 Fl. Dz. Ti n CORN1 OIL $4,99 York, Smooth SPECIAL! 48 Oz. Jar PEANUT BUTTER $1.99 Canada Fancy, Dominion 100 Fi. Dz. Tin TOMATO'JUICE SPECIAL! 99el, Powdered SPECIAL! 10 Lb. Poly Bag Domninion Detergent $2,89 Asst'd. Colours Symphony, 2 Ply Pkg. of 200 FACIAL TISSUE 54c Mouthwash &Gargle SPECIAL! 750 Ml. Bti. COLGATE 100 $1.49 Clouds of Herbai 4DOz. Cont. BODY POWDER 99e VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIlL CLDSING TIME TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1975. EXCEPT PRDDUCE AND BAKERY, PRICES EFFECTIVE NDVEMBER 19 TO NOVEMBER 22, 1975. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LIMITED 4.1 Oz. Cont. NIVEA CREME $1.33 Spearmini, Freshmint or Floride' 50 MI. Tube MacLeans Toothpaste 75c Asst'd. Fragrances 6 0.z. Aerosoi Cont. Wizard Air Freshener '59C Lemon or Regular 30Oz. Pkg. G., H. Wood, Toilet Bowl AIR FRESHENER 41 Poise 10 Lb. Bag CAT LITTER $1.(07 Asst'd. Colours AIlI Purpose Pkg. of 24 J CLOTH TOWELS $1.99 Burns, Sliced Mac &Cheese, 6 Oz. Pkg. Ch icken, Luncheon, P & P, Dutch or Bologna COOKED MEATSý 39Ç Schneîders, SIliced 16 Oz. Pkg. BOLOGNA $1.19 BurnorSwf- s1 1U.PK, WIENERS 79ç Campbells SPECIAL! lOoz7tn Chicken Rice Soup 191C Swifts Premium, Oven Roasting Lb. CORNED BEEF $18 Swifts Premium, 'MiId Cured Lb. COTTAGE ROLLS $1.44 Swifts, Lazy Maple, Fýrozeén 1,Lb. Pkg. SAUSAGE $1.38 Swifts Premîum Lb. Fuhy Cooked, 2 To 3 Lb. Avg. DINNER HAMS $2.48 Swifts Lazy Maplel1/2 Bone ln Lb. FuIIy Cooked HAMS $1.98 Shopsys Colrned Beef or 4 x20z. Pkg. PASTRAMI $1.38 Bittner's Cooked, Vacuum Packed Lb. BEEF SALAMI $1.29% Bîttner's Tray Pack Lb. Breakfast Sa usage $15 Bittner',s Skinless 1 Lb. Pkg. WIENERS C98e Burns, Daisy Brand, Rind On, By The Piece Lb. End Cut or Centre Cuf SIDE BACON $11 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QU-ANTITI ES.TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS DOMINION STORES I IMiiTED