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14 The Canadian Statesman, bownan ville, October 23, 1974 YELVERTON Congratulations are extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker of Janetville who observed their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday with a dinner at the Janetville Community Hall followed by a dance in the evening, The Harvey Malcolms were in atten dance at the dinner where it was our prîilege to present Mr. and Mrs. Walker with a Victorian County p laque commemorating the happy occasion and a copy of Victoria County Centennial His tory. Yelverton Senior Girls held a very successful dance in Pontypool on Sat. evening with music supplied by Gary Bristow and orchestra. At the fast intermission each of the inembers of the team was presented with individual tro- phies by their coach Mrs. Gwen Gray. Winners of draws included a Pontypool gentle- man whose name we have forgotten, Mrs. Wanda Weightm.rn and Miss Kim Neals. Following the dance a number of those present made an unscheduled cali at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilmour (nee Jennifer Mc- GilI) of Yelverton for the seasons first charivari. Bill and Jennifer made their uninvited guests rnost wel- corne evèn at 3 ar. We the Harvey Malcolms are scheduled to attend the three day Municipl onven- tion of the Associationof Counties and Regions at Windsr's Holiday Inn. com- mencing on Sunday. More details next week. ORONO Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.Wesley Joseph Wright Ithe former Debra Joy Heard) on their marriage on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p.m., uci ober I2th, 1974. Rev. Basil E. Long otficiated in Orono United Church. Mrs, Geo. Morton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barrowclough at Wesleyville and their weekend bouse guests Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrowclough, and two child- ren of Peterborough, Miss Ellen Milîson of Picton spent a recent weekend with & her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Ed. Milîson and sister Cathy and other relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Billings enjoyed a bus tour iast week. Mrs. H. Luxton of Bowman- ville with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merceer and Mrs. Wm. Cochrane were Sunday (Oct. 15) dinner guests at a family party at the home of -Mrs. Yera Hodgson in Toron- toý Mr. and Mrs. Rteg Sutton along, witb Mrs. Fred Dayes visited àMr. W.F.E. Armstrong cf po'rtP ronhi's n t sWixtb biday in the evening were dinncr guests of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm ,iElford. , Mrs. Laverne McCombs of Snug Harbour spent Sunday with Mrs. James E. Richards. Miss Grace Younîg of Lake- field was a weekend guest of, ber cousin Mrs. J. D. Brown and ber daugbter Miss Marion Brîown. Mrs. Margaret Haitsma and daughter bave sold their bouse and bave closed the Orono Boutique Shoppe and plan to reside in Port Perry ditrict. Thanksgiving dinnier guests of Mr. and ]Xrs. Reg Sutton were Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Gray and son David of Quetis University, Mrs. Michael Einoff and Cindy and Micbael of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes of Black- stock. Mirs. Eugene Touchburn bas beený a recent patient in the Peterborough Hospital. Mrs. Milford Danis (nee Buges) of Lakefield bas pu hsed a bouse on Church Street South. B.H.os. played Courtice -on -Tuesday, Oct 8 and were defeated 4-0. The' seniors lost to Courtice 5-0, however the future is gettirîg brighter as the junior team tied Clarke 1-1. Parents, don't think your ~sat High School are i ippiïig you off when they ask for so much for lunch money as prîces are quite high. Here are some examples; 15 cents for a roll of candies which are 10 cents in other stores, 20 cents for an ice cream bar whicb is 17 cents else where, 12 cents per donut which are 94 cents p er dozen in town. There is pirobably a good reason for these high prices but the students don't know it and feel they are being taken advant- age of. Cood Bye, see you in two on,.Iio, MARY MILES RINDLESS 1 (%.!iLB, PKG. BREAKFAST 128 BACONI Carnation Limited 3 Ibs. Butter. per customer. SPEICIA! CANADA FIRST GRADE 1 LB. PKG. 'Every ,meat purchase at Dominion is fully guaranteed for tasi tendemness and flavour, or your money back! Or my namne isr There's something special abouit the men bchind Dominion's meat service couniters, they know every cut. They're- there to help and ,,dvise you on ail your Our,,meat buyers are among the most knowledgeable in the business, with years and years of e'xperience. When you buy your meat at Dominion you can be sure of the quality.' Because top m'eat quality is one of the things that makes Dominion, special. POWDERED LAUNDRY SI>Ix(14J! 800OZ Box ABC DETERGENT 1.49 ASST DCOLOURS PKG OF60 PRINTED SCOTT SERVIETTES 35C 13EEF CHUNKS OR 150OZ TIN HORSEME;AT CHIJNKS MASTER D)OG F000) 31 c YORK FANCY FROZEN 320OZ PKG. MIXED VEGETABLES 89c SPII! 15OZý TIN BUD GET1,oc CATFOOD 13 REGULAR OR POWDER, 50OZ AEROSOL CONT. MITHUMDEODORANT 27 BABY SCOTT, REGULAR DISPOSABLE DIAPERS CLAIROL HAIR COLOURING NICE & EASY SPRAY 140OZ AEROSOL CONT EISINFECTANT LYSOL 1.-3 9 LYSOL 28 FL. OZ. CONT. DEODORIZER CLEANER 11 40,60 OR 100 WATT. PKG 0F?2 SHADOWBANC LIGHT BULBS73 FLOOR SHNE32 C LEAN ER MP& GLO0 ORANGE PEKOE 'THE TE, TEA BAî Richn CREAMED S 2l(It' 2LCONT, NOAiGRADE BILLY BEE -,oiý 1?tDae.HONEY c" ssI 2 n't Dave.1>P (IALI 32 FL. OZ.BTL. 2 O ON1OLDJYME CoNS î 8 .(IJ. OZ. PKG. OF 6U CHUNK S>&A!6',2OZ. TIN LIC HT A' 79cSTAR-KISTC ORANGE 4 x3.250OZ.ENVS FLAVOUR 88 ielloJOLLY MILLER CRYSTALS 8 m ela P une aaaa 'S PeanIOlhut B tte SIPECLIVL! SMOOTH 48OZ. JAR, M0NARCH TEA BISK INSTANT ROBIN HOOD WA ASST E VARIETIES LIPTON CUP-A-SOUP CANAEIAN PROCESS SINGLES KRAFT CHEESE SL WITH PORKS I~!28 FL OZ TIN N TOMATO SAUCE LIBBY'S BEANS0 DOMINION, UNSWEETENED SPII.I J! 64 FL OZ. BTL. FROM CONCENTRATE A GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 8 30 OZ KG 27C NSTANT ROYAL PUDDINGS /4 . Finie Hahn, Nicat Manlagel 40OZ Pr<O __ 79c_ 32 OZ PKG ýTS 69C SIT( 1 WN 1 625(OZ PKG 49C SI'I( Wi 2 LBPiKG ]CES 1.98 BIRDS EYE, FROZEN 12 FL Z CO NT AWAKE ORANGE DRINK 490 CLOVERLEAF 7 750OZ TIN SOCKEYE SALMON l1. ALCAN, 18 INCH 25 FT ROLL FREEZER POLYFOIL. 1.05 PKG.0F30 1.99HosteDss EAC H 77n BreadDog c SPECflXL FROZEN, WHITE 80 OZ. PKG. 0F5 FEARMAN S, BY THE PIECE ILS, BOLOGNA 44C Rump- Roast SPECIAL! 38 ME ATY BONE IN LB. FEARMAN S.SLICED 16 ù,'PKG MAC & CHEESE LOAF ORc CHICKEN LOAF 9 FEARMAN S. SLICED 16 OZ PKG, MINCED AM OR - VARIETY LOAF 1.05 SKINLESS 1 LB RKC, MAPLE LEAF SAUSAGE 99c MAPLE LEAF OR 1 LB PKG. MARY MILES, RiNDLESS BREAKFAST BACON 1.38_ Round Steaks SPECIAL! 3 BONELESS FULL CUT LB. MARY MILES 1 LB. PKG. WIENERS 69c DEVON BRAND, BY THE PIECE L BREAKFAST BACON 98dc MAPLE LEAF, MILD CURED LB, VACUUM PACKED COTTAGE ROLLS 1.1l'4 sTASTY KING LB. STORE PACKED FROZEN BEEF sPumu!6 c Fresh LÀGïround Chuck Steak "A Donminion roast is ideal. Se the brioht red colour and the nmarbling. That's hoxv you tell i's (,()n(, to be a gYreat tastlng roast. Or my name isn't Ernie." SHOPSYIS FAMOUS, 4-2 OZ. PK GS. CORNED BEEF 1.26 MEATY LB PORK HOCKS49 SHOPSY'S SMOKED 23OZ. PKGS. SLICED BEEF 99C B ITTNER'S SL1C E D 6OZ. PKG. BOLOGNA 4 5c SPEICIAL! MAPLE LEAF, 2 BONE IN LBý VACUUM PACKEE COOKED HAMS 1.38 MAPLE LEAF, FAST FRY LB BY THPPIECE BACK BACON 2. t&9 MAPLE LEAF, MAC & CHEESE, CHICKEN, 60OZ PKG, MEAT& OLIVE, P&FPO UH LOAF mià COOKED MEATS ï - BITTNER STRAY PACK BRATWURST SAUSAGE BITTNER S, VIRG [NIA BRAND JAG DWU RST SHOPSY S, QD VIENNA 180Z. SIZE SALAMI CHUBS 1.89, FRAYBENTOS 1 2 0 TIN CORNED BEEF 1.V29 "Good steak has mnarbling like this . .. which miels as the steak cooks! Serves uIp tender, jwicy, natural taste." McI 1NTOSH' AP PLES CANADA FANCY GRADE ONTARIO GROWN I-LORIDA GROWN 5 LB. BAG ORANGES, 79C GOOD MORNING, PURE >FIL 24 FL OZ. JAR SHIRRIFF MARMALADE 10 E uCE TMjA JUNIOR HEINZ BABY FOOD R ICH MEL LO, SCONE ROLLS 7.5 FL. OZ. JAR PKG. 0F 12 49âC BURRY BOX, WITH PECTIN P(IJ. 24 FL. OZ. JAR RASPBERR'Y OR STRAWBERRY JAM 1.15 READY CUT SI>I'LWL 2 LB. PKG. MACARONI OR CREA METTEc SPAGHETTI 58c C2 PLY VIVA TOWELS PKG. 79C UNICO PURE 32 FL OZ. BTL, VEGETABLE OIL 1.67 BREAD N BUTTER SIl !15 FL OZ. BTL. HEINZ PICKLES 49C ASST DFLAVOURS, SPE(1%Jt!CASEOF24 CARBONATED 10 FL OZ. TINS COTVr'S BEVERAGES 3.2 SWISS STYLE BREAKFAST SI>F([%J 240OZ.PKG. ALPEN CEREAL 1.49 LB. CHOCOLATE CHIP 1.23 OR OATMEAL A0 O.PKG. A I 68 c COOKIES SPECIAL! PKG 78c at *Discount *eSe" STrORE HOURS Mon. -F r . 9 ar. 9 p. m.- Sat. 8: 30 ar. 6 p.m. VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TIME TUESDAY, OCT.. 29TH, 1974 IN BOWMANVILLE. WEý RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMI- LY REQUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LIMITED. ame int o iion. want