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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 17, 1975 HAYDON Club 21, members held their meeting Sept. th, chairlady Rena Potts opened the meet- ing with a reading, Queen Anne's Lace. Secretary's and Treasurer's were read and approved. It was moved by Kay Buttery, seconded by Rena Potts, to have a Fail Sale in with Clifford Pethick's Auction Sale. Blanche Jones introduced our guest of the evening. Mrs. Bey West from Bev's Floral Art Shop in Bowmanville and ber sister. She demnonstrated the arranging of Cut Flowers, and made up several planters which looked beautiful and as a professional she made it appear so easy, while she answered questions, she created a noodle from mumns and pipe cleaners. Upon re- quest she showed the nack of bow making. The members' names were placed ina dish and drawn for the 'Floral Creation. Mrs. Mildred Ander- son won a cup and saucer arrangement of posies, Kay izjuttery the poodie, Ileen Blackburn, three roses in a brandy glass, Lily Tabb, a planter of glads,, mums and daisies. Rena Potts was the lucky lady to get the Dainty Cor- sage. She thanked our guest and group one served lunch and tea. Club 21 are having a community sale in combina- tion with Clifford Pethick's Sale of vegetables, Home Baking and flowers, etc. See Auction Sales. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton, Oshawa were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones, Welland, Mrs. Garry Boumne, Oshawa, were Saturday visit- ors of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mason, Brockville, were week-end guests and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Degeer and family, Blackstock, were Sunday visitors of the J. Jones Family. Mrs. W. Martin, Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, Miss Mary Potts, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clark and Mrs. Art Clark, Bowman- ville were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. Potts on the week-end. Miss Ruth Jackson, Baille- boro, Mrs& Russell Gilbert, Bowmanville, Mrs. Lloyd Siemonand Susan were Sun- day callers at Mrs. C. Gar- rard's. Mr. John Tabb, had dinner with Mrs. Irene Tabb and family on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Read, Rob and Steven were Sunday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dud- ley and Neil, Burlington, spent Saturday with lier motiler, Mrs. A. Read. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gra- ham enjoyed a w-eek>shoda at Oxtongue Lake on their way home called on Mrs. Edith Jones, Breekin, and Mr. and Mrs. Keli Powers. Cookstown. and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor, Blackstock. Mrs. A. Read was guest at the Kozan - Kincaid wedding in Regina and visited Mrs. Edna Nightingale at North Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Ally Kincaid, Avonlea, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ashton, and Bey Margory Ashton, Cal- gary. Mrs. A. Read was Wednes- day supper guest of Mr. an Mrs . Cayon Read, Rob and Steven, celebrating Steven's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton attended the Bowman wed- ding on Saturday. IVIr. and Mrs. WiIbur Black- burn accompainied Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shackleton, Sa- lem, to wilberforce on the weCK-ena. The Trewîn family picnic was held at Haydon Commun- îty Centre on Sunday. Mrs. Charlie Garrard visited her husband, Mr. C. Garrard, ât Memorial Hospital year's draw drew the winning ticket. Profit from this draw amounted to $879.91. .4r. Wm. Miller was trans- ferred recently to the Oshawa General Hospital from the Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville. Miss Ruth Chater of i.e,ý- kard attended the Junior Farmer Camp at Bark Lake in Haliburton county recently. Mrs. Fern Brunt of New- castle spent the Orono Fair week-end with Mrs., Roy Branch. Unit 4 - was held on Tuesday eveniàng Sept - 9th a s- the the home of Mrs. Lynn Brown, Mill Street. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jones of Markham spent Sunday with his cousins Mr. and Mrs. R.E,O. Coatham. LOBS an Ae: Datl ) e e O 'k TMi bO Dinne~ MACARONI & CHEESE c 71/4 OZ. PKG. Savarinc, ,Dinners BEEF, SALISBURY STEAK TURKEY OR CHICKEN, FROZEN il OZ. PKG I iiiiiiiîi KIT Il h~ii~io~~ RICHMELLO EVAPORATED MILK 1 LB. TIN 36c RICHMELLO12O.CK ANGEL CAKE 89C CANADA CHOICE 19 FL. OZ. TIN CUT WAX OR CUlGREEN dâ DOMINION BEANS 3 CANADA FANCY, FROZEN 2 LB. PKG. CAINKLE CUT, DOMINION63 FRENCH FRIED POTATOES63 RICHMELLO SPECIAL! 13OZ. CAKE CHOCOLATE BAR CAKE 69c ASST'D COLOURS, 2 PLY SEIL PKG. 0F 200 FACIAL TISSUE 55c REGULAR PKG. 0F 30 OR SUPERP>KG. 0F 24 ABSORBANT, BABY SCOT 4t DISPOSABLE DIAPERS U~ ASST D COLOURS PKG OF 12 ALL PURPOSE . HANDI WIPES 1.09 ALL PURPOSE SPECIAL! 5 LEI BAG PRE-SIFTED, ENRICHED ROBI1N HOO u'%D FLOUR 78c 4:3FL. OZ.CONT. JOHN SON'S >fl BABY SHAMPOO99 FIRM, EXTRA FIRM 15.5 OZ. AEROSOL CONT. OR SOFT CONTROL, LADY PATRICIA L HAIR SPRAY SPECIAL! 9 7 MOUTHWASH & GAROLG.SmCaL! 'aO LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC 1.47 REGULAR OR LIGHT POWDER M. AEROSOL CONT, DEODORANT, ANTIPERSPIRANI, l1 SOFT & DRI SPECIAL!1. 1 FRESHMINT, SPEARMINT 1 00 ML TUBE OR FLORIDEa 9 MACLEANS TOOTPASTE 11 SPRAY N'VAC SPECIAL!- 240OZ AEROSOL CONT. RUG CLEANER 1.99 QUIKKI, PLASTIC SPECIAL! PKG.0F 10 GARBAGE BAGS 79% SWEET MIXED 24 FL. OZ. JAR CORONATION PICKLES 93 c ASST D VARIETIES 9 OZý PKd. LEEDS CANDI ES 89'c GOLD SEAL 77 OZ.TI N SOCKEYE SALMON 1.09 TWIN PACK, MIR 2x2 L Z OT LIQUID DETERGENT 1.27 FLECY128 FL. OZ. CONT. FABRIC SOFTENER 1.9 PRINTED, WHITE OR PKG. 0F 60' ASST' OCOLOURSc SCOTT NAPKINS 37e UNCLE BEN ' PEIA 2 LB. PKG. CONVERTED SEIL LONG GRAIN RICE 99e CADBURY CHOCO 2BCN INSTANT CHOCOLATE 1.99S ORANGE SPECIAL! 2 x 7OZ. PKG. FLAVOUR TANG n CRYSTALS MOTHER PARKERS, 12OZ. P KG.OF 100 ECONOMY TEA BAGS 10 WITH PECTIN & COLOUR Qp 24 FL. OZ, JAR MRS. LUKES, FRASPBERRy OR qpc STRAWBERRYJAM fNC9 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REOUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LIMITED. UNS WEETENED, 48 FL. OZ. TIN CITRUS CROWN c PKG OF 50 GUEST 0 LUNCH SACKS 49 BEEF CHUNKS, BEEF STEW 15 OZ. TIN OR HORSEMEAT CHUN+<SC MASTER DOG FOOD %15 32 FL. OZ.CONT. FLOOR SHINE CLEANER ' MOP &GLO 1.79 ESSEX 12 OZ. CTN. HEAD CHEESE BOWLS99C SWIFT'S OVEN ROASTING L B. VACUUM PACKED 18 CORNED BEEF 18 SHOPSY, OLD VIENNA18Z.SE SALAMI CHUBS 18 GOLDEN SKILLET LB. CHICKEN CUTLETS 8 8c L. FRESH CANADIAN SPECIAL! L i 8cLAM158 FEARMAN'S 1 LB. PKG. WIENERS 69w FEARMAN S, SLICED 1602Z PKG. MAC& CHEESE ORI' CHICKEN LOAF 9*9c_ SWIFTS PREMIIM. SLICED. MAC &CHEESE 60OZ PKG. C H IKEN MEAT & OLIVE P & P LOAF OR BOLOGNAc COOKED MEATS 42. SWIFTS, LAZY MAPLE, LB COOKED, READY TO EAT DINNER NAMS 2.28_ SWIFTS, LAZY MAPLE, LB '12 80NE IN, FULLY COOKED NAMS Ê.89- 6OZ PKG. SW1FTS PREMIUM, aLICEO COOKED HAM 1,19 SCHN EIDERS i B. KG SKILLET STRIPS 12 FEARMAN'S, BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA37 BITTNER'S, COILL POLISH SAUSAGE 18 BITTNER'S, SMALL LINK, LB. FROZEN BREAKFAST SAUSAGES 1.65_ 1L.P KG. BITTNER S, SKINLESS4c WIENERS 4 MARY MILES, ,LB. CANADIAN OUEEN, SMALL LINKc SAUSAGE 99c QUARTERS, 160OZ PKG. FLEISCHMANN S'9 c CORN OIL MARGARINE 94 BEEF, CHICKENJR TURKEY 10OOZ. PKC F ROZ E N8 STOUFFER'S PIES 89 1.09 %iý >DOMINION STORES LLMITED CANADA FANCY, FROZEN YORK, MIXED VEGETABLES SPECIAL! OR FRENCH CUT GREEN BEANS 320OZ PKG, çQ FRESH CANAD IAN SPECIAL! LB. SHOULDERflO LAMB CHOPS U SOFTPECIAL 2 x8 OZ. CONT. DOMINION, TRIM SPECIAL! SOFT SPECAL!CROSS RIB. BLUE BONNET C ROASTg MARGARINE 173 1602 STAIN REMOVER CUFFS'N COLLARS AERCý LAWRY S SOUP MIX CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP DSOL CONT. 43 CHOPS 160OZ. CONT. LAWRY'S#% SEASONED SALT 13 NATUR SOYBEAN OIL 24FL. OZ. BTL. 1.;3 -Il'. FLORIDA NEW CROP GROWN SIZE 48'S RED OR WHITE 1 Grapefruit 78 SPECIAL! ý ONTARIO GROWN L B' BRUSSEL SPROUTS 38 CANADA CHOICE 28 FL. OZ. TIN SLICED.or.HAt-VES AUSTRAL PEACHES 69c- SPECIAL! LB. 188 FAOZEN SAUSAGE. VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TIME TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1975 EXCEPT PRODUCE AND BAKERY PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 17 TO SEPTEMBER 20, 1975. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMITQUANTITI ES TO NORMAL FAMI LY REQUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LIMITED Tomatoc Kethupý HEINZ 20 FL. OZ. BTL. Badec Staks MEATY BONE IN LB. Cotelli Heînz Spaghetti BONELEÊSS Beans or SE WITH PORKc IN TOMATO 3 SAUCEc 19 FL. OZ. TIN 16 OZ. BO 5CL Orange Juice SPEGIAL. FROZEN- CONCEN- TRATED MINUTE MAIO 12 FL. OZ. CONT. 5 Heinz Spaghetti ----Mmmq 1 1