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12 The Canadian Statesman,_Bowmanville, July 10, 1974 Provincial Court July 9, 1974 Judge R. B. Baxter presided witb Assistant Crown Attor- ney K. Stubington and duty counsel Mr. Espey. ,Francis J. Twa ddell, 26, 324 Carleton Ct. Oshawa, charged Ma yIl with driving wilst bity was impaired pleaded "guilty". There was a further charge, without reasonable excuse failed to provide a brahsamDle. He pleaded "guilty". Two R.C.M.P. offi- 'cers followed him on highway 35 where he was driving in an erratie manner. Counsel for Twaddell said he has an alcoholie problem and has been attending AA. On the first charge the fine was $75. and costS, in default seven days. On the second charge the fine was $50. and costs, or five days consecutive. There will be an automiatie license supesin. He was given four weS to00p ay. Stanley Byers, R.R. 1 Orono was put on probation for two years witb.usual terms plus he is to continue treatment with Dr. Raskin until Dr. Raskin thinks he no longer requires treat.ment. H1e is flot to accept any position where he will be han lin money during that timeý. He will be given a 'conditional discharge at the termination of sentence. The above arose fromn two charges of theft from Ply Designs Orono Nov. 27 wbere he was office manager. Restitution has been made. Wilbur S. Harris, R.R. 2, Newcastle, pleaded "guilty" through counsel E. R. Lovekin of constructing a building without obtaing a permit and a further charge did ereet a storage shed. On the first charge the fine was $10. and no costs and the second cflarge the fine was $50. and no costs, in default five days. H1e is to dspose of articles which he hdfor sale on his prQperty. David T. Vance, i9, 28 Prince St. Bowmanvillc, charged dune 17 with causing a disturbance near the pool hall pleaded "guilty". Const. D. Smith was patrolling west- bound on King St. and heard voices swearing. Vance later swore at Const. Smith. H1e was under the influence of alcohol. When handcuffed he refused to enter the cruiser and was, forcibly put in. Judge Baxter told Vance l"he takes a dim view of anyone wbo abuses the police". The fine was $50. and costs, in default five days. Sandara Singh Kalirai 26, brought from Surrey, B.C., to face a non-capital murder charge in the death of his wife was given a further remand in custody of one week. <Dennis Tieney, 1.5 Nelson St,, l3owmanvile, pl ea ded "giity"-* to wilful damnageto a door and wîindow dune 23 at 2 Abert St. The fine was .$20. and in default two days. H1e is also to pay for repairingthe door and winidow. Robert, Lowry, 16, New- castle, was put on suspended sentence for two years for his part in the break and enter at Newcastle'Public School. 11e is to report to probation officer once a montb. At the conclu- sion of probation he wlll be given a conditional discharge on botb charges. Eric Jos. Lemieux, 298 Savard St. Vanier, Ont., pleaded "guilty" to driving while disqualified on April 16. Hie was observed driving south on Liberty St. The fine was $150. and costs, in default 15 days. 11e was given tbree weeks to pay. Lionel Homer Davis, R.R. 1, Minden, pleaded "not guilty" through counsel to a charge of moving from one lane to another wben unsafe to do so. Counsel asked for a dismissal as at this place on higbway there was only one lane for traffic. Judge Baxter dismis- sed the charge. Randy Donoghue, Bowman- ville, charged March 24 did unlawfully strike Clifford Douglas Avery with his fist pleaded "guilty". M r. Avery l'riday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. .Carle Taylor's, Orono. IMr. an Mrs. Harold Wright, Oshawa,- Mrs. Lorna Mustard, Newmarket, were Friday evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. F. Dorland's. Mr. and Mrs. Garth MeGill, Mark, Kim, Danny and David, Elmira, enroute home from Brockville spent a few days witb Mr. and Mrs. H. McGill. Kim spent bolidays witb Judy anid Laurie Virtue. Miss Mary Lee Howe, is holidaying with her grandpar- ents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Bewdley. 1Mrs. Cortenay Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms, lack- stock, were Monday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor's. BITTNER S, SLICED 40OZ PKG. JAGDWURST67 BITTNER'S MILD SMOKED 1 LB PKG. WIENERS88 MARY MILES, LB BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA39 MEATY, FROZEN TURKEY DRUMSTICKS Loin Pork Roast SPECIAL! TENDERLOIN END OYSTER BONE REMOVED "Think green. Cool, fresh, crisp. Then toss yourself a great salad starting with our lettuce. At Dominion we've filled the couniters with varieties of fresh local Igrown lettuce. Top quality, green lettuce. Firm heads, for salads as imaginative as you can name them. Canadian grown lettuce. Nutritious. De]liclous. Crunchy. Very good on the budget too. Put a few Dominion heads of lettuce together Mix them with our other qualit-y vegetables celery, onions, tomatoes, mush- rooms, green peppers, carrots. Then make yourself a cool,1 summer delight." ASSTD VARIETIES DUNCAN HINES LAYER CAKE MIXES HEiNZ ,>(I SWEET MIXED PICKLES ASST'D VARIETIES S>XtJ READY TO SERVE HEINZ SOUPS ASS'T VARIETIES S>CL FRENCH'S FIXIN'S 48 FL OZ. JAR 1.09ff DOMINION S OWN LB. FRESH GROUNDc SOYA BURGER 58 BU RN'SorLUCAS RIN DLESS 1 LB. PKG. BREAKFAST BACON 9 5c ShIders SPEICIA!d 6 LB. AVG. BURN'S OR DOMINION WIENERS BURN'S or MARY MILES FULLY COOKED, BONELESS DINNER-HAMS L1/2 TO 3 BURN S SLICED TRIPLE PACK COOKED MEATS MAPLE LEAF GRADE "A" EACH FROZEN EVISCERATED 200OZ SIZE AVG, CORNISH HENS 11 SHOPSY*S FAMOUS COLE SLAW OR POTATO SALAD 72C FROZEN CELLO PACK L HADDOCK FILLETS 12 HI-C Fruit Drin ks. )COLATE ýSTIVE 160OZ. PKG DESSERT TOPPING 9.5FL OZ. CONT. MONARCH WHIP A4C Sunlight 1LBý POWDERED KING SIZE 80 OZ CONT. ORANGE PEKOF ONTARIO GROWN GARDEN FRESH RAISHES hic SPICAL! B un c ONTARIO GROWN - TENDER MILD GREEN SPECL4L! ON IONS 12 CANADA No. i GRADE U.S. or ONTARIO GROWN POTATOES SpECIAL!, 20OZ. PKG. 0F 180 0% % P C TELELY [A BAS ORANE FLVOUR5 x 3.25 OZ. ORANE FLVOURENVS. LALLEN'S SEc~L LCRYSTALS 719 MARS, 1 LB. PKG. 3 MUSKETEERS OR SNICKERS CHOCOLATE BARS 13 ASS'D VARIETIES, 5.750OZ PKG. BETTY CROCKERc FRUIT HELPERS 5 10 LB. BAC Miv D'Ar-cy Store Manager ASSORTED VARIETIES 5 OZ. PKG. HEAT IN BAG SHOPSY MEAT E N R 9c FI AVOCIRERYSTALS TANG LEMONADE 2 x6'2 OZ. ENVS, 85C Fileen ( esai- Cashieî, C SPECIL ASST'D FLAVOU RS 48 FL. OZ. LB. TIN SPECJ.'UL! PKG. OF12 160OZ PKG, BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY SPE(iXI! 9 8C OR BEEF &KIDNEY, FROZEN 8-_ YORK 80OZ. PKG. FL OZ TIN C N R U B E A T P E 12cLOIN TRI, PORK CHOPS ia28 SOLID WHITE TUNA -m Atm& dm_____ M- ROYALE, 2 PLY SIIE(L,! 4 ROLL PKG, BATHROOM TISSUE 79c RICHMELLO 32 FL. OZ. JAR SALAD DRESSING 8 c Royale SPECIA! 2 PLY 2 ROLL PKG. BURN'S SLICEO COOKED HAM FEARMAN'S HOT ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE 60 O.PKG. OATMEAL CH( ClIP OR DIGE' 690 DAD'S 78c COOKIEEN PURE PORK, FROZEN 1 LBý PKG LIBBY S MAPLE LEAF SAUSAGE e ALPHA-GETTI BOLOGNA89 WHOLE CUT IJP, FROZEN LB. BOILING FOWL 38p SOLDI1OLBBOXE FROZEN MEATY, CHICKý E N WINGs (STORE HOURS) Mon. - Fri. 9a.m.- 9p.m. - Sat. 8'30 a.m. -6p.m. VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOS ING TIME TU ESDAY, JULY 16TH, 1974 IN BOWMANVILLE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LIMITED. SPECL~L!LB. 33Z.TI cJfl !69c SP14IFL. OZFLTIN 25à%c CORONATION SP1>L W. 64 FL. OZ JR BREAD 'N BUTTER PIICKLES 89gc RICHMELLOSCONEOR SLhI! PKG OF 12> DINNER ROLLS37 MR.FREEZE 10OFLý OZ. PKG. FREEZE POPS 25C REGULAR OR P(lI 50 ML TUBE MINT FLAVOURc CREST TOOTHPAS"TE 59c 'There's nothing like a crisp re- freshing salad to make any meal sornething really special on a hot summer day." DOMINION, FANCY, 10 OZ. PKG. FR07 E N BRUSSELS SPROUTS ý4 SPECIAL! PLAIN OR RIPPLE PR E-PR 0E D 69e, HUMPTY DUMPTY 8 OZ. PKG. STRAINED, EXCEPT M EAT HNZBABY FOODS c "As soon asproduce reaches our store, it's refrigerated to keep its freshness and crispness. Then put on refrigerated counters for display." CURITY 8.5 FL. OZ. CONT. BABY QIL1.2 REGULAR OR POWDER 1260Z AEROSOLCONT. DEODORANT 40%. MORE FREE ARRID EXTRA DRY 13 HAIR GROOM 450OZ. TUBE BRYLCREEM 10 REEILL PKG 0F 100 DIXIE CUPS 97c Flushabyes TODDLER SIZE, ECONOMY DISPOSABLE DIAPERS PKG.0F60 a LB. PKG. RICHMELLO 78-BUTTER LB. A T 1.38TAS SPECIAL! mil BIRD SEYE, FROZEN 32 OZCONT. COOL WHIP 89C FREEZER OUEEN, FROZEN 320OZ PKG. GRAVY AND SLICED IBEEF 19 PADDED SEAT, FOLDING SI>I.LUI! 19 FL OZ, CONT. 4 oTMNOXZEMA MOUTHWASH7c ournaLoe SAMSON I Each 4 5 FL. OZ. JAR 1 8c CHAIRS TE 6.88 ) i