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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 28, 1975 BLACKSTOCK Mrs. Sheen of Toronto spent the week-end with hier daugh- ter Miss Susan Sheen and they celebrated their birthdays together. Happy Birthday to you both. The A.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Lorne Scanlon on Wednesday evening. Carolyn conducted the devotions. Business consisted of discus- sing the successful recent Mother's Day supper. A lovely lunch of cake and coffee alang with a social hour was enjoyed.' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Elizabeth, Eleanor, Elaine and Esther were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rodman, Karen, Wil- son and Blair of Little Britain. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kutasewich, Kyle and Kathy from Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family The two gentlemen, ha ormed friendship hile Bob was in SunnybrookHowspi- tal last year. The family from the city thoroughly enjoyed their day at the farm which was a completely new experi- ence for them. Welcome to the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Benns and their son Roddy who have recently moved into, the former Van- Rysywk home. Welcome Chuck and Mina. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and Stevie went to their cottage at Kelly's Bay on Sturgeon Lake after. the O.N.O. banquet Saturday evening. On Sunday quite a number from here attended the mas- sive celebration of the Bay of Quinte Conference at Peter- borough celebrating the 5th anniversary of the formation of the United Church of Canada. C.H.S. Track Meet Cartwright High Sehool stu- dents held their annual Track and Field meet on Friday, May 23 with extremely close competition between the 3 houses. Final scores for'the houses were as follows: Tigers with 193 points, Ookpiks with 186 points, Ali Kats with 184 pints. The individual trophy winners were: Girls-Midget - Anita DeJony, Junior - Wlma Wolters. Senior - Wendv Lee. : Boys - Midget - Mark Graham, Junior - Colin Asselstine and Mike Van Gestel, Senior - Tom Wotten. The students are now trying ta stay in top physîcal condition to meet the Mill- brook High Schoolathletes at the annual Bi-School Track and Field Meet being held in Millbroak on Thursday, May 29. Mr. Norman Dysart, a graduate of Cartwright High School and the University of Toronto and presently head of the Boys' Physical Education Department at Crestwood Col-, legiate, Peterborough, has been selected as one of the fifty-five Canadian and Amer- ican Physical Education tea- chers ta attend a three week study seminar at the Lenîn Institute of Physîcal Educa- tion in Moscaw, Russia. Some of the wrld's top athletes and coaches will be featured at this special study session sponsored b y Loyal a Univer- sity, Quebec. Norm has been asked to present a paper outlining the aims, objectives and evaluation of the Physical and Health Education pro- gramme at the Secondary school level in Ontario. Con- g ratulations, Narm! It is alway s a pleasure ta acknaw- ledge the achievemnents of aur local high school graduates.ý Cartwright Ranger Spring Show The annual Ranger S pring fashion show was held on Thursday May 15th at Cart- wrigh Recreation centre. Th e leaders Mrs. Gunter and Mrs. Turner were çresen- ted with corsages as a token of the Rangers' appreciatian. The evening gegan with the gii'display of spring fashions. Commentaries, competentl y read by aur leaders, included the number This is the once a year event when cousins, aunts, and uncles by the dozen gather from far and near ta renew a few hours of loving friendship. The first of t he Graham family, a widowed mother and eight children arrived in this ý,- try in the 1840's, landing near this site, and settling in Darlington township. It took six weeks ta make the crossing and the fa ther died in the crossing. It's hard 'ta imagine six weeks ta cross the Atlantic,, now it takes six hours. The family has grown im- mensely since that time and are scattered in many parts of the country, but thîs once a year event still brings them together. This will be the second time Woodville bas hosted the Clan. k's anterion r- saii Blade Roast SPECIAL! MEATY, BONE IN FROM THECHUCK Bladee SPECIAL! BONE IN, FROM THE CHUCK. BITTNER'S, SMOKED PORK SHOULDERS The proof is in our specials. Sec for yourself why more Canadians shop Domainion, week after week. C"mhase & Sanborn Coffee SPECIAL! ALL PURPOSE GRIND 16OZ. BAG ASSTDVARIETIES 120OZ. PKG. INSTANT FRIED ý# C DAINTY RICE MIXES FAMILY PACK, CADBURY CHOCOLATE BARS 450 ZPKG> 69C FROM CONCENTRATE 64 FL. OZ. BTL. REFRIGERATED, UNSWEETENED DOMINION SWL SALTEO O'R UNSALTED 160OZ PKG. D OMINION CRACKERS 73c RICHMELLO COFFEE CREAMER SPECIAIl Kathryn Wooîîey, Cashier It's our qu ality foods, our friendly service and our money-saving specials. Or my name isn't Kathy. NEW ORLEANS STYLE OR SPEC'IU,! 14 FL. OZ. TIN DARK REDC STOKELY KIDNEY BEANS ASST'D VAR IETIES 29.750OZ PKG. CHUN KING, CHINESE-l SKILLET DINNERS 1.07 HIGH LINERFROZEN S>(~'140OZ.PKG. FRIFO IN BATTER, BOSTONC BLUEFISH FILLETS83 26 FL. OZ. NRB DIET SI>FCL,! 26 FL. OZ.NE PEPSI-COLA 28C SWEETHEART SPEL U! 32 FL. OZ, CONT LIQUID DETERGENT 69C DEBBIELIQUIO 64 FL. OZ.CONT. FABRIC SOFTENER 9C 11 i OZ. JAR ORANGE SPIXIU! 8 OZ. PKG. 0F 72 PEKOE FLOWERDALEQ c 7 9~TEA BAGS RICHMELLO 120OZ CAKE ANGEL CAKE95 PLAIN, SUGAR OR ASST'D PKG. 0F 12 RICHMELLO DONUTS 5C (Available unti! Saturday May 31 st 1975ý ony) VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TIME T4JESDAY, JUNE 3, 1975 EXCEPT PRODUCE AND BAKERY PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 28 TO 31, IN BOWMANVILLE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LIMITED. BEEF OR CHICKEN 145OZ. TI N TOP BREED, HI PROTEINc DOG FOOD 2M ASST'D VARIETIES 120OZ. PKG.' PUSS'N BOOTS CAT F00D FLAVOUR MORSELS 79c at Short Rib Roast CSPECIAL! c THICK AND J UICY, BONE IN FROM LB. THE CHUCÏK Cross Rib Roast C SPECIAL! BONE IN, F ROM LB. THE CHUCK LB. SHOPSY SEIA! 24 0Z. CONT POTATO SALAD ORc COLE SLAW 79c SOFT, COLOUREO SPECLI 16SOZ. TUB KISMET MARGARINE79 CHICKENNOODLE.CHICKEN 1oFl 0OZ TIN RICE OR CREAM0F CHICKE'N.CONDENSED n CLARKSOP WITH PEC TIN AND COiLOUJR SPCiL BjERRy ÉBOX, RASPBER Y 0OR 24 FL- OZ ýJAR STRF %AWý%,1B E RR Y 129 %JA M 1I WITH PEPPERONI SAUSAGE 18 (DZ'PKG. FROZEN e ALORO PIZZA 14 CORONATION SPI UAL! 32 FL. OZ JAR BREAD & BUTTER PICKLES 89,q PRIMO, PLAIN SPL( LUJ! 28 FL.OZ.TINý SPAGHETTI SAUCE 69C ASST'DVARIETIES 22/20OZ. PKG. ROBIN HOOD BUNDT CAKE MIXES SMOOTH SPECU KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER 2I 2LBJAR WIHPORK IN SPECI&I! 48,FL. OZ. TIN TOMATO SAUCE LIBBY'S BEANS 10 KLEEN EX, 2 PLY -PKG.0F 75 BOUTIQUE NAPKINS 57 FLORIDA GROWN FRESH MANGOES SPE(CIA,! 29OPc Cucumbers, CANADAC NO. 1 GRADE ENGLISH TYPE CALI FORN lA GROWN BUNCH Ca rrots 128C1 ý5LB. S)tewing SPE(IIAL!C BONLESS ýC LB. Hiams SPEIAL 5ýLB. -I. SWýiFTiS, LAZY MAPLE, RINDLESS BREAKRAST BACON 11LB. PKG. FROZEN NEW ZEALANO LAMB LEGS SPECUA! 1.08 SWIFTS PREk1IUM WIENP-.S SWIFTiS, L Y MAPLE, FROZEN, SAUSAG E CHIOKENP*P OR DUTCH LOAF l c COOKED MEATS î BITNER'S, COIL 17LBI POLISH SAUSAGE 1.9 BITTNER'S'ENGLISH STYLE LBý TRAY PACIý FRESH SAUSAGE 1.29 TUCK, PLASTIC PKG. 0F 10 GARBAGE BAGS9c ALL PURPOSE 24 FL> OZ. CONT. SPRAY CLEANERc FANTASTIK 97, Bath roomi T issue AS ST 'O COLOURS 2 PLY 4 ROLL PKG. LIGH r DAYS KOTEX FEMININE NAPKINS PKG. OF12 69C PEPSODENT SPLCLXL! 100MLTUBE IOTl-JHPASTE 99 c DENTURE CLEANSER PKG.0F32 TABLETS'c POLIDENT 95c FOR NORMAL, OILY SPECI-iL! 15 FL. OZ. CONT. OR DRY HAIR BRECK SHAMPOO 1.69 THE SHAMPOO IN 40OZ. PKG. HAIR COLOUR 1. ,CLAIROL NICE 'N EASY 18 ASSTD FRAGRANCES 607Z AEROSOL CONT. WIZARDc ROOM DEODORIZER 59c SWITrS' LAZ'¶MAPLE REA)Y TO MT, 1/2BfNE IN VACJUM PAC(ED 48 LB. FEARAN'S, BY THE PIECE V IS K I 'à O N Bc~ON SHOSY CQANED BEEF LB. 38C 4 x207 .PKG. 1.38 SWi ES PREMIUM 607Z. PKG. 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