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■T 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. September !), 1987 Happy First Birthday ELIZABETHVILLE Intended for last week On Thursday, the seniors met for their pot luck. Bea Cantrill, Fern Thertell, Gertrude Gertrude Beatty, Lorie Gamer, Ralph Bowes, Ray Graham, Ethel Vernon, Betty Mercer; and H. Thickson celebrated August birthdays. At the games, Mrs. Lewko won the U. N. 0. prize; for euchre, Jack Barkwell, Bessy Davis; and Hazel Bristow. Church services were held at Mr. and Mrs. M. Bickle's homo, Canton; the last outdoor service for this summer. Mr. Kellogg had the announcements. Canton ladies provided thd choir and Mr. Bickle playedhis organ. organ. Reverend Sedgwick conducted the Christening service when little Morgan Fredrick Ross and Bryan Blake Bickle were christened. christened. Scriptures read were Acts 2: 32-58, St. Luke 12:4- 9. He spoke on Peter's first letter to the Jews. The offering offering was taken up by Canton stewards. Coffee and bread were served by the Canton ladies. Next Sunday our service service will be at the church at 9 a.m. as usual. Mrs. Vera Peacock came home from the hospital on Friday. Jim Gardiner is home again. Mrs. Nancy Sevenhuy- sen got home Monday after her gall bladder operation the week before. She is progressing nicely. Mr. andMrs. R. Russell, Belleville, is at Mr. and Mrs. E Fowler s for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer called on Mrs. Glenda Crombie, Bowmanville, while out driving on Sunday. Sunday. Mrs. Mary Trew, Mrs. Irene Beatty and Jamie Burton spent a few days with Mrs. Doris Gunby and Andrew, Oakville, last week, and came home on Saturday Saturday evening. Mrs. Sevenhuysen Sr., Toronto, came to E. Fowler's Fowler's Wednesday, and took' little Cheyanne home for a camping trip a;nd Nancy and John went to Toronto on the week-end to get her. MORE SPORTALK TERRY FOX RUN -- The annual Terry Fox Run will be held on Sunday, September 13, at Memorial Park, Bowmanville. The starting time is 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. The run is 10 kilometres around the periphery of Bowmanville. This 7th annual event is to raise money for cancer research. Those interested in participating may pick up pledge sheets at Beaver Lumber and McGregor IDA Drugs. Join the fun or just come out and show your support for this worthwhile cause. YWCA WEEKEND GET-AWAYS -- The YWCA is offering offering two weekend get-aways described as being "well within the average woman's budget". There's a fall canoeing and tripping skills instructional weekend September 11 to 13 and the Fall Weekend October 2 to 4. The canoe instruction is self-explanatory. self-explanatory. And the Fall Weekend consists of an informal program of hiking, canoeing, or simply relaxing by the fire. Accommodation for both weekends is electrically electrically heated cabins with bunk beds. Three home- cooked meals are provided. To reserve a place, call the YWCA Tapawingo Outdoor Centre office at 961- 8100. . Hello! My name is Olivia Emiley Jayne. Oh, how time flies. On September 9th, 1986, exactly one year ago today, I was born. My proud Mommy and Daddy are Kimberley and Randy Fox, Bowmanville. Special thanks to my wonderful family and friends for making my first birthday a very special one. Forthcoming Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bransfield of Bowmanville are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Nancy to Robert Brough, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Brough of Newcastle. The wedding will take place Saturday, September 26, 1987 at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowmanville. Celebrates Birthday Stephen Daniel Langmaid, son of Tom and Janice, will turn two years old on September 11, 1987. Grandson of Dan Vivian, Newcastle, Diann Vivian, Bowmanville, and Charles and Alma Langmaid, Solina. Great grandson of Clarence and Reedus Colley, Almonte. Happy Birthday sweetheart! Soccer Results Semi-final action concluded last week in the Darlington Soccer League. The Flying Dutchmen's season came to an end having upset first Orono and then Courtice before before being eliminated by first place Solina in three close matches. In the other series, Hampton Hampton and Tyrone, two well matched clubs faced each other. Although Hampton finished finished in a first place tie in points with Solina, they ended ended up in second place because because of their record against Solina during the season. After After four close and exciting games in which only one goal was the difference and one gome having ended in a draw, Tyrone eliminated their Hampton opponents. On Wednesday night, Solina Solina hosted Tyrone for the first game of the 1987 Cup Final. For the post three years these clubs have battled it out for the league championship with Tyrone reigning for the past two years. In, this opening match Solina had little trouble as they handed Tyrone a 3-0 loss, Tyrone showing they had not yet recovered'from their tough series with Hampton. This six point series will be on exciting match up. Solina has a long history of success in this championship round, and depends on a nucleus of veteran players, whereas the Tyrone team depend on youth and one touch ball, resulting resulting in contrasting styles. It should prove to bo an exciting exciting series, so come out and see for yourself. FUTURE GAMES: Kick off 6:15. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9- Solina Solina at Tyrone, SATURDAY, SEPT 12- Tyrone at Solina, if necessary: WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16 Solina at Tyrone. Prices effective September Bth - 12th. 1967. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Savings shown in this ad based, on Metropolitan Toronto A&P regular retails. 2nd WEEK OF OUR GREAT FALL SPECTACULAR FROZEN, LAYER CAKES, ASSORTED VARIETIES REGULAR OR DIET Pepperidge Farm Pepsi-Cola or 7UP y 2 PRICE CASE OF 24-280 mL TINS (Unit ost 10.4c per 100 mL) 750 mL BOTTLE (Unit Cost 6.6c per 100 mL) (Plus .40 per bottle deosoit) POWDERED, REGULAR OR UNSCENTED Tide Detergent 12 LITRE-BOX WITH COUPON FROZEN, BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY, MACARONI & CHEESE Swanson Meat Pies FROZEN, CHICKEN FLORENTINE, TURKEY SCALOPPINE OR CHICKEN PARMIGIANA Le Menu Dinners 227 g pkg .69 pkg SOFT Imperial Margarine ASSORTED. REGULAR AND NO SALT i HI Del Monte Vegetables --- ASSORTED CUTS 12-14 II oz tin CHUNK OR FLAKED .69 Ocean's Light Tuna JANE PARKER 184 g tin .99 19 Del Monte Pineapple £-v QUICK COOK 14 II oz tin .79 Bran Bread ASSORTED VARIETIES 675 g loaf .69 16P Long Grain Rice 10 kg bag 3.99 Miss Mew Cat Food 6 02 . tin 3/1.00 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF Boneless Top Sirloin Steak 8 On xSSPteh. adflB BSBk ■UU/kg fi'; 1 ") Â iMifil Æ ILL \ OUTSIDE CUT, EYE REMOVED Boneless Round Roasts 61S/2 7 ! SIRLOIN TIP RUMP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND Boneless Beef Roasts 6 5 ,?/2", 'Ddi DELI SLICED Shopsy's Roast Beef 132 ■ ■W*/100g SHOPSY'S, BOTTOM ROUND CORNED BEEF OR Steak Pastrami SHOPSY'S French Cole Slaw 110 M99 I /100 g/ "¥ lb 37 /169 ■VI /IOO g / I lb xV\E FAIU* CANADA NO. 1. PRODUCT OF NIAGARA, EXCELLENT FOR PRESERVING Freestone Peaches -- 4LITR Mâ$£ [Lr'.'.l CANADA NO. 1, PRODUCT OF U.S.A., SWEET, RIPE Fresh Cantaloupe # CANADA NO. 1, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, SWEET JUICY Bartlett Pears & oach 4 litre basket (W~) WITH THIS COUPON JUICE V-8 Vegetable Juice 10 II 02 tin tm LIMIT: One item per coupon, Oiler valid September Bill - 12th, 1907 (Feature price 129 without coupon.! V.C J Z) ÇoupM, J (afpj Sq6et J yivj Scykei (Zcucfam WITH THIS COUPON INSTANT SAVE .50 Mother Parker's 1Ï Coffee "■ wilt LIMIT: One ilom por coupon. Oiler valid September Blh ■ 12lh, 1967 (Feature price 3.99 without coupon.) V.C.V243578H WITH THIS COUPON SAVE .50 Old Dutch Bleach 36 litre com LIMIT: One ilom por coupon. Oiler valid September Bill ■ 12th. 1967 (Feature price 1.49 without coupon) S,C.#635 WITH THIS COUPON SAVE 1.00 POWDERED. REGULAR OR UNSCENTED g Tide Detergent 12 hire box LIMIT: Ono Hem por coupon. Oiler valid September Bill • I2!h. 1967 (Foaluro price 899 without coupon) vc.