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16 The Ca nadian Statesman. Bowmanville, February 2, 1976 BETHANY ,tM A pot luck-supper was held a weekagoSatudayevening for the presentation of jackets to the Championship Softball Team >of 1975. The recipients of the new red and, white jceswere the Bethany Tykes. The Ponitypool- Bethany Bantam boys re- ceived new jackets as well., The electives at Grandview- School are in full swing and the first five weeks of skating is finished. The second group of skaters will start the last five weeks next week. The Ski Club has a hundred or so enthusîasts enrolled and they have ideal conditions this winter for skiing. There are quite a number of other very interesting electives being done riglit in the classrooms at thle school, (macaroni articles, badminton, picture making, etc.). Bowling Bethany Mixed League Bowling resuits: Ladies HighI Single, ahRobinson, 293 Men's High Single, Aime Curtis, 247; Ladies High Tri ple, Vi Little, 626; Mens High Triple, Aime Curtis, 645. Games over 200: Muriel McReelis. 264; Pete Borrow, 238; Dave McReelis, 225; Bill Stasiack, 222; Diane Wilson, 217-209; Steven McGill, 216; Betty Durham, 216; Bunny Ambrose, 209; Helen Melville,, 20;RutÈ Sinclair, 200. Senior Citizens Bi-Weekly Bowling results are High Lady, Margaret White and High Man,- Charley Smith, Runners-up are Bell e Smith and Leonard Driver. Mutual Aid Meeting Manvers Township Fire Department - Bethany Di- vision hosted the January meeting of the Victoria County Mutual Aid Association in the Parish Hall, Bethany on the 27 of January at 8:00 p.m. The meeting was opened by the 1975 Executive, the Bob- caygeon Fire Dept., who were in charge. The -meeting was then turned over to the newly elected executive for 1976 who are members of the Manvers Township Fire De pt. The new president is Mr. Earl Walker of Janetville and the secre- tary-treasurer is Mr. John Volkenberg also of Janetville. The business of the meeting was coflcluded and the guest speaker Mr. Allan Williams, Assistant Fire Marshal of Ontario, was introduced b Manvers Townsh{* Fire Chie , Mr. Ross Neals. er. Williams topic was on the new Fire Statisties Reporting System. With the adoption of the new system the up-to-date facilit- ies of the Provincial Govern- ment Data Processing Centre will be used to record in great detail the facts on fire incidents which have notbeen available ln the past. The practical value of presenit-day fre prevention, fitre fighting mnet.hods, and îiprovemients in. fire protectioni facilîties cani then b e analyzed by the authorities concerned so as to improve the protection to if e andp roperty against loss by fire. I n addition, building and fire legisiation can be develop- ed to respond to hazardous conditions which have been well documented hy meaning- fui statistics. Fire Officials at the meeting were Chief Arnold Watson, Co-Ordinator for Victoria County Mutual Aid Fire Sys- tem, and Mr. Bernard Walsh, Fire Services Advisor of the Ontario Fire Marshal's Office. Other guests at the meeting were members of Manvers Townshi p'Council, Reeve George Neals, LewisMcGill and t he Clerk-Treasurer Ross Davidson. The meeting was adjourned and lunch was served by the Bethany Division of Manvers Township Fire Dept. ORONOe NEWS, Mr'. and Mrs. Fred Dayes of Blackstock were weekend _ust of Mr. and Mrs. e After resting at the Barlow Funeral Home the funeral service was from the Orono United Church on Wednesday afternoon. Interment Orono Cemetery. Mr. Percy Morgan of Som- erville Drive is a patient in the Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville. .Mr. -and Mrs. Lawerencel Harris visited his mother Mrs. A. Harris in Oshawa and Mrs. Geo. Morton. .Mr. Frederick G. Brooks, age 73, husband of Mrs. Mary G. Phasey (nee Wood) of Oshawa, passed away at Hlfilsdale Manor on Wednes- day, January 28th following a lengthy fillness. 1, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE NEW BRUNSWICK OR ONTARIO POuTATO ES SPECIALI. 10 LB. BAG Ir CANADA GRADE "A" CH ICKEN FROZEN, EVISCERATED FPYING OR ROASTING 62e% SWIFT'S, BY THE PIECE BRpEAKFAST BACON CANADA GRADE ""A"I Chicken Legs, Breasts, Drums and- Th i ghs SPECIAL! L B. PREVIOUSLY FROZEN FROZEN, CANADA GRADE WA TURKEY >IN TOMATO SAUCE HEINZ SPAGHETTI 1 4 FL. OZ. 29 TIN FRESH GROUND HAMBU RG BEEF c LB. APPLE, CHERRY OR BLUEBERRY SARA LEE PIES, SPECIALI 98 24OZ. PKG. RICHMELLO SLICED HAMBURG, ROLLS Pkg. of 8 SPECIAL! RHODES BREAD DOUGH FROZENV WIfOLE WHEAT OR WHITE PKG.OF 5 99çl I I 1- I FEARM-â.ýANS ID U % INER AMS FULL.V COOKED, BONELESS MARY MIL ES, M 21/2 TO 3LB S. - .98 LB. BRIGHT'S PEACH HALVES SE ILI. CANADA CHOICE 14 FL. OZ. TIN 3 9ç CANADA FANCY CREAM STYLE CORN, GIANT OR SUMMER SWEET SCH NEIDER SPECIAL! COOKED HAM 6OZ. PKG, FROZEN, PACIFIC L PINK SALMON CHUNKS 19 SCHNEIDER S RED AOT 1 LB. PKG. AND DUTCH TREAT WIENERS -SPECIAL! 88< SCHNEIDER'S iLBPK MINI SIZZLER SAUSAGE 1.28 FEARMAN, BONELESS, CANADIAN OUEEN LB. COOKED, 4 TO 6 LBI AVG. HAMS SPECIAL! -2.08 GOLDEN SKILLET LB. CHICKEN CUTLETS 88C SCHNEIDER'S. TASTY CHICKEN, 6 OZ. PKG. MACARONI & CHPESE DUTCH PICKLE & PIMENTOSEIL MEAT & OLIVE AND HEAD CHEESE SEIL LUNCHEON MEATS 52C MAPLE LEAF BOLOGNlA F ROZ E N DOMINION, FROZEN BOSTON BLUEFISH Bîuewater Fis hsticks 1 LB. PKG. 98C 32 OZ. PKG. SPECIAL! POMINION, FROZEN 14 OZ. PKG. CANADA FANCY W COOKED SQUASHa SCHNEIDER'S, CHICKEN, BROWNSWEIGHER 8 OZ. ROLL BACON & LIVER AND HAM & CHEESE SPREAD ROLLS 67C BITTNER'S cini LB. VACUUM PACKED SEIL POLISH RINGS 1.68, BIT7NER S ~ EI B SMALL LI NK SUECLUFLB. BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 1.59 BITrNER'S, SLICED SPECIAL! 4O.PG PEPPER MEAT LOAF 74c SCHNEIDER';S SPECIAL! 120OZ CONT. HEAD CHEESE BOWL 98C SHOPSY, ALL BEEF 1L.PG SAUSAGE 1.23 SHOPSY 4 x2 OZ, PKGS. FAMOUS CORNED BEEF OR PASTRAMI 1.28 McOUAIDESBEEF ODEpl(Ifi U1 PKG. OF 2PIES CH ICKEN OR fi- -' rtIMLI TOURTIER PIES CANADA FANCY ASPARAGUS SPEARS 58C 100 O.PKG. 93 BURN'S 1 LB, PKG. LARD 64C BADEN 120OZ PKG. BRICK CHEESE 1.45 4 FL OZ. TIN GREENGIANTC PEAS SPECIAL!35, IT'S THE REA LTHING 2FLO.NR. COCA-COLA SPECIAL! 39 CANADFANCY14 FL. OZ. TIN BRIGHTS APPLESAUICE 34C FROZEN, DIXIE CLUB 12 OZ. PKG. TART SHELLS 59< MARS, SNICKERS OR 6.25 OZ. PKG. 3 MUSKETEERS, MULTI PACK#% CHOCOLATE BARS z PRE-SIFTED, ENRICHED 5 LB. BAG ALL PURPOSE FIVE ROSES FLOU R 97 ASST'DVARIETIES 1480Z. PKG. ROBIN HOOD, ANGEL F00Dà0% CAKE MIXES 1.2e7 HERSHEY 2 LB. CONT. INSTANT CHOCOLATE 15 ALLPURPOSEGRIND 16 OZ. BAG MOTHER PARKERS COFFEE 1.49 CARNATION CO'"&FFEE MATE,~ 9 LICORICE 165OZ. PKG. BASSETTS ALL SORTS 1.z25 WE RESERVE,,THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. 7.25 OZ. PKG. MACARON1& CHEESE KRAFT DINNER 19 #e DOMINION, FROZEN 32 OZ. PKG. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES DOLLAR C CHIPS SPECIAL! 3 VANILLA OR 140OZ PKG. DEVILS F000 Bvrrys Scooter Pies 9 32 OZJAR PANTRY SHELFdaà PEANUT BUITER 1.49 ASST'D VARI1ETI ES 115'2O.PG FOX'S BISCUITS 55C BO0VRIL 120Z. TIN CORNED BEEF 1'.19 PICNIC 15 FL OZ. JAR SWEET RELISH01 WITH PECTIN & COLOUR 24 FL. OZ.JAR MEXICAN PRIDg SPECIAL! STRAWBERRYJAM «79W RICHMELLO 12OZ. CAKE GOLO SILVER OR MARBLE & POUND CAKE %95c RICHMELLO, SPECIAL! PKG. 0F 12 BROWN & SERVE ROLLS RAGU SPAG HETTI SAUCE $PEC1PAL! PLAIN, MEAT OR MUSHROOM 28 FL, OZ. JAR SOFT, COLOURED ORIOLE MARGARINE 45c 160oz. CONT.. ASST'D COLOURS 2 ROLL PKG. KLEENEX PAPR 88CAL TOWELS 88 POWDERED SPECIAL! Booz Box BOLD DETERGENT., 2.19 OU'IKKI, KITCHEN SPECIAL! GARBAGE BAGS PKG OPF12 39C RELR , EMN LiOZAEROSOLCONT. OR FCE AVER, SHAVE CREAEAM GILLETTE FOAMY 97 AS$T'DVARIETIES 1.50OZ. CONT. POND'S SPECIAL! FACIAL 3/9 CREME399 ASST'D COLOURS PKG. 0F 200 KLEENEX, 2 PLY FACIAL TISSU E spÇ, " 900 ML. CONT., -~ LANDER 5 BABY SPECIAL! Y ~SHAMPOO 99C DOMINION STORES LIMITED. Youone edols, c Values ffective Unil Closing Time Tuesay ebrary10, 1976 (7- y