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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, December 6,1989 9 DAINTY LONG GRAIN LARGE 10 kg BAG WbNGWING5ÔÔ mLBTLAA<* I soya sauce jy | 2 BAG LIMIT BAG * PASTA æ I I# tomatoes! |i LASAGNE B 28 FL OZ. TIN IPRIMO 5 1 /i FL OZ. TIN | TOMATO PASTE MIXOR MATCH 12 LIMIT EA. PRODUCT OF SWAZILAND - GOLDLAND BRAND TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS VALENCIA ORANGES AVON BRAND CANADA CHOICE CANNED VEGETAMES LARGE 19 FLOZ, 540 mLTIN 24 TIM LIMIT MIX OR MATCH • PEAS • CREAM CORN • PEAS & CARROTS • GREEN BEANS • WAX BEANS • SLICED POTATOES ../• SLICED CÀRR0TS • SLICED BEETS EA. IiUMiCISOM •TEiEiC-MBOHE SELECT YOUR OWN CASE OF 88 MS 3 CASE LIMIT DOZ. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA #1 GRADE TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS HEAD1ETTUCE 750 mL BOTTLE CASE 24X280 mL THIS mus .40 pep, LARGE SIZE HEAD LIMIT HEAD ■NABISCO CEREALS .^.Good Whole W a>V ' ^^|onbléentier..■ •SHREDDIESaOOg • SPOON SIZE SHREDDED WHEAT AND BRAN 675 g • OAT BRAN AND WHEAT 425 g r • OAT BRAN WITH RAISIN AND ROLLED OATS 575 g BOX HI-DRI - 2 ROLL PKG. PAPER TOmS EAST-ON SPRAT 567 g TIN •sizmgbstauch EA. JUMBO 200 SHEETS 3 LIMIT y. ARRIVING DAILY FRESH PICKED""™"""™" W PRODUCT OF ONTARIO WHITE FRESH MUSHROOMS iOO FILL YOUR OWN BAG kg 5 LB. LIMIT LB. MACLEANS TOOTHPASTE ODONTO PKG. OF 3 WITH IN-STORE COUPON REMOVED 100 mL MORE 400 mL BTL SILKIENCE • SHAMPOO • CONDITIONER EA 300 mL SPRAY 400 mLTIN SSL EA HOUSEHOLD CLEANER 800 mL BTL. 2 LIMIT FOR DISHWASHING JOY UITF C PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA KIWI ( » ip FRUIT 1 1 LB. POLY-BAC ; r PRODUCT OF U.S.A. #1 GRADE •-ANJOU PEARS FILL YOUR OWN BAG iz* 7Q0 LARGE f 3 SIZE ■ W LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. WASHINGTON MIX OR MATCH ONE PRICE EXTRA FANCY GRADE 4 74 HA , mmMSt PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA GRANNY SMITH FANCY GRADE PUES 2.99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAUFORNIA "NEW CROP" FILL YOUR OWN BAG DIAMOND HAND IARTUTVAHETT WALNUTS EÉ"99î WITH THIS COUPON] PRODUCT OF MEXICO SELECTYOUÇOWN #1 GRADE I LARGE SIZE I A((! CUCUMBERS 3fl PRODUCT OF U.S.A. ORIGINAL BUNCHES MIXOR MATCH GREEN ONIONS" RED RADISH! 60Z. CELLO bag PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA #1 GRADE CELERY SELECT YOUR OWN LARGE SIZE 24's PU PRODUCT OF ONTARIO . ^washed CARROTS #1 GRADE 5 LB. BAG. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. »E #1 GRADE [LARGE SIZE 12's SELECT YOUR OWN CAULIFLOWER EA. HEN CATCHERS m! 24's COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING SAT, DEC. 9/69 LIMIT ONE PKG. ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY IN-STORE RETAIL 1.99 : Me FAIL 1.99 ^ w Bj X--WITHTfiKtTKJWIO MIXOR MATCH 4.5 oz. jars STRAINED^ FOOD OR JUICE COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING SAT. DEC. 9/6». LIMIT 10 JARS OF FOOD OR JUICE. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY IN-STORE RETAIL 43* PER JAR • JOE LOUIS PKG. 6 /IN • CARMEL PKG. 12* Vt MOON PKC. 6 I • FLAKY PRO. 6 I COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING SAT. DEC. | 9/89. LIMIT ONE PKG. ONE COUPON PER | FAMILY L IN STORE RETAIL 1.99 ZITH THIS COUPON £ye - 'ZOfufte 'T'Oeddittÿ Liberty Pentecostal Church, Bowmanville, was the setting for the exchange of wedding vows between Pauline Bernice Whyte and Chester Maurice Eye Jr. on July 15,1989. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whyte and the groom is the son of Mr. Chester Eye Sr. and Mrs. Verna Eye. The 2:30 service was officiated by Pastor Vern O'Brien. The bride, escorted by her father, rode to the church in a horse drawn carriage carriage and wore a formal white satin gown accented with pearls, lace and tiered ruffles with a cathedral length ruffled train. The gown was complemented with a pearl and sequined fingertip veil, and she carried carried a bouquet of peach and cream roses with a flowing teir of ivy and baby's breath. The maid of honour, sister sister of the bride, >vas Mrs. Lynda Nowoselski' of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, arid the bridesmaids were Shawn Kirkpatrick of Vancouver, B.C. Colette and Paulette Eye of Oshawa. Stephanie Richichi, niece of the bride From Nelson, B.C. was. the petal dropper. All wore cocktail length gowns of peach satin accented accented with cream lace and carried carried silk bouquets of peach and teal. The- best man was Mr. Gary Hudson of Oshawa and the ushers were Rob Clarke of Whitby, A1 Huntington and John Eye of Oshawa. The flowergirl, Melanie Smith, niece of the bride from Vancouver, B.C. wore a full length satin gown accented accented with pearls and lace. The ring bearer was Nathi- onal Richichi, nephew of the bride. The Master of ceremonies ceremonies was Mr. Joseph Richichi Richichi of Nelson, B.C. brother- in-law of the bride. The mother of the bride wore a cocktail length dress in fuchsia with a lace bodice bodice and the groom's mother wore a cocktail length dress in periwinkle blue. Both wore complementing corsages. corsages. Following pictures taken at the Bowmanville Museum, Museum, the reception was held at the Lions Centre, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eye Jr. are now residing in Bowmanville. Ministry Funding Boy Scout Program A $151,410 provincial recreation recreation grant will assist in providing more than 20,000 Ontario Boy Scout leaders with training in child abuse prevention and leadership. The Community Recreation Recreation Development grant to Boy Scouts of Canada's Ontario Ontario Council was announced announced today by Ontar Minister of Tourism am. Recreation Ken Black. It was approved under the program's program's Leadership Development Development Component. Leaders will be trained in monitoring, identifying and taking action in child abuse cases through workshops and regular leader courses. All 118 local Scout councils in Ontario will also receive n Child Abuse Prevention Kit comprising a video, hand book and manual. "Committed and thoroughly thoroughly trained leaders will benefit some 100,000 Boy Scouts annually," Mr. Black said. "They will be vital in bringing about a better knowledge of child abuse problems and hopefully, a reduction in incidents of abuse." The grant will also fund a leadership program which applies management concepts concepts currently used in industry industry to the Boy Scout volunteer volunteer movement. Community Recreation Development is a six- component program which enables communities and non-profit organizations to improve or enrich retrention opportunities of nil Ontnri- nns. "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modern tanker trucks. • We sell portable heater fuel. • Dependable 24-hour service. ASK US ABOUT OUR TOTAL HOME COMFORT PROGRAMME Telephone 623-5516 PRISON FUELS r 12 Sturrock Rond, Bowmanville % IfEsso