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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Nov. 21, 1973 YELVERTON Several carloads Cof Yel- vertonians attended the Janetville Girls Bail dance held in Janetville. One of the largest crowds we've ever seen at this hall were present to enjoy the music of Gary Bristow and the Country Fever and pro- vided a neat profit for the girls as well. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mal- colm of Don Milis were weekend guests of the H o wa rd Malcolms, Mr. and Mrs. Costantino De Guisti were also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russo. Mr. Ken Lemai spent the weekend with the Ray Robinsons. Mr. Floyd Stinson and Mr. Lorne McKee returned home on Saturday from a brief deer hunting expedi- tion at their hunting camp. Their group of hunters bagged three deer during the season. Sympathy of this com- munity is extended to Mrs. Ross Carr of Bethany in the siidden passing of her husband. A'lso to their daughter Marie and son Creighton of Picton and other close relatives. The Norman Wilsons ob- served their mutual birth- days on Saturday evening -Poppa Norman (bis 39th) and the twîns Ann (Mrs. Ross Hurren) and Norma (Mrs. Jim Beggs) with a famlly birthday dinner, followed by the Janetville dance. A number from this community attended the Royal Winter Fair or the Ice Capades (or both) this week in Toronto. NaE WTON VILLE Mrs. Connie Etcher and Miss Marilyn Etcher of Port Hope were Monday evening visitors witb Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jones. A miscellaneous bridai ehower, in honor of Miss Judy Stacey, was held in the iSunday School hall on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Will- sher and boys, formerly of Bowmanville, moved Into their new home on New- tonville Road, north, lastý Thursd ay, and son Steven started to our local school today (Monday) . Mrs. Olive Heniderson attended the Women's In- stitute Short Course "Bak- ed in aPie"', beld in Orono I.Ol.F. Hall last Tuesday afternoon. Local people among the bus load of Senior Citizens attendIng the dinner at Welcome --Co)urt Motel, Fni- day eveniing, were Mnv1. and Mns. K.-Fletcher, Mrs. Iva Farrow, Mrs. Winnie El- Ilott, Mr. R. Bruce, Mrs. Margaret Wbîitney a n d Mrs. A. Mlligan, Mr. and Mrs. Claàrence Farrow, Karen and friýýïà, of Gatineau, Quebec, wepre weelkend vîsitors witb Mrs. Iva Farrow, and.on Satur- day ahl drove to Toronto to see the Santa Claus Parade and attend the 'Royal Winter Fair. Two local young ladies, Sh3leIly -Brown and Barbara Shetler, have been recent patients, in Oshawa Gen- enal Hospital. Ir, spite of the fact that sevjeral other affains were scheduled for Saturday - ternoon, and bal! a dozen or so o! our own memibers were unable to be present, the U.C.W. Poppy Bazaar was quite successful. Most o! the tables wvere sold out and the "t.ake-in"' amount- ed to approx-imatlely $350. Amnong those attending Commencement Exercises at Clarke H-igh Scbool, Saturday evening, were Mn. and Mrs. Sid Brown, Mrs. Oliv'e Hendenson, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoad, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Payne. The Lancaster Award for High- est Standing in Science for the year was won by Arthur Groot, and pre- sented by Mrs. Lancaster, ably filling In for ber bus- band, Sidney, who was i11 Mr. Sid Stacey and son Mnind Mrs. C. M. Jfones wene dinner guests wlth Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornnsb, at Port Perry, -Sunday evening., Mn. and Mrs. P. Gilmer were Sunday dinner :guests witb Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Rowe, Janetville, ~helping celebrate the for- m~erls birtbday. U.C.W. will meet in the Sunday School Hall Wed- nesday, Nov. 28 at 8 p.m. Thene will be a demon- stration Jn making ClaIrst- mas decorations by Mrs. Shirley Horner of Garden 1. -- 1 Almost haif a million more workers were employed than wene in October a yean ago arid the jobless total of 429,000 was down by 54,000. -"'I r P 1$ 0 710UP5~ 28- F L-OZ BOTTLES - PLUS BTL D EPOSIT e ' -g e - e,, INSTANT COFFEE (BONUS PACK) ACTION PRICED! Maxwell House î-ozar$l9 9 PICKLEO RED CABSAGE OR ONIONS (PICKI.EO ONIONS 24-fl oz jar 59#> Laing's Pickcles 16 f'-oz ar 45< cc Sauce (Steak Sauce) 8 fl-oz bott'e 32< 15 VARIETIES ACTION MRCEO' Duncan Hines Cake Mixes 19 oz pkg49< FLAKED Cloverleaf Tuna Fish 6Y-oz tin 71 PEA OR VEGETABLE Habitant Soup 28foz tn29< DETERGENT (PREPRICED $1.25) Calgonite Dishwasher- 50-oz box GLAD Garbage Bags pkg of 067< PARTY OR S0ME 0F EACR McCormick's Crackers'12 oz pkgs 2/99< GREEN OR PROTEIN CONDITIONER (PREPRICED 99c) Silvikcrin Shampoo 7-fl.oz p!astic bottie 79 FUINTSTONES 8*1 of 60 $2.59 ONE-A.DAY 8ti of 60 52.29 Multiple Vitamins (bocks bott'e of 60 tablets 2 39 "We Redeem AIL Food Store Coupons" TURKE Y CER'TIFICA TES INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS CONCERNS! If You are accustomed tb giving your employees or friands a gift ai Christmas, may we suggest an A.P TURKEY CERTIFICATE, redeemable ai any A&P Food Store in Canada. Se* Store Manager for further USE CHRISTMAS SEALSI Fight Tuberculosis, ChroniC Bronchitus, Asthma & Emphysema AIL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH, 1973. IRESH MAPI.E LEAF, 8V THE PIECE Ground Pork 1698 Polish Sausage b$1.08 SporeRibslb $1.09 BURNS BRAND, STORE PACKED SUPIER- RIGHT, SLICEO osgsBef&Pr b SieBacon 1-b vac pa$1.28 SX BRANDOZE SUP ER-RIGHT QUALITY, SKINLESS efS akt s Ifl S liced Beef Liver lb98< 1GLINER, FROZEN, BOSTON BLU 1E 2-zpgl C CHCKE LOF, OVE OAFFROZEN, ATTERED Cooked Meats 6.ozvc pc44< Cod Fish Caokes, 12 or pkg .5.5 EM=M= r_-,