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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 28, 1976 ORONO Mr. and Mrs. Roland Stiles, Orono motored recently through the States to B.C. and other parts of the west and had a most enjoyable trip. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker have returned home from a three week visit with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schofield and family and his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Y.' Walker and family ini North- ern Wales and England and also visited other relatives. Congratulations to iMr. and Mrs. Murray William Finney (the former Gail Patricia Fallis) on their marriageý on Saturday afternoon, July 24th in the Orono .United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gay, Bowmanville on Saturday. Mrs. Fred Lycett returned home on Friday from a 10 day visit with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Leamen and family of London. Mr. William Miller, age 75. husband of Ona Cochane Miller' passed away at the Memoérial Hospital, Bowman- ville on Thursday, July 22nd. Rested at the Barlow Funeral Ï ome with the service at the ang Chapel on Monday afternoon. Interment Orono Cemetery. Mrs. Mabel Wlliams of Pembroke spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and daugliters.: The summer service of Orono, Kirby and Newcastle United Churches will be held at the Kirby Centennial School on Sunday, August lst at 10 a .m. Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Jolinston recently enjoyed a ten' day bus tour to Vermont, Maine and to the Maritime Provinces. Mrs. Roy Branch lias re- turned hom ie from visiting her sisters, Mrs. Bruce Johasoný, Mn. and Mrs. Pcency Arney of Verona and Mn. and Mrs. Wmn. Davy at HQwes Lake and other relatives and friends for a few weeks. WELE T 'Y VIL LE The last -week of July is late for haying, but t'here is much lef t to do) in the counttryside. The m-oistune which caused the delay worked well foir the apeaace of thie landcscape, seldom at this date ýdoes field anid forest look so lush and, green, across Hope township. Evdnl tene will be con- ideabl aceag ofbuck- wheat this year for sorne low lyîxsg fields dried tLoo late for' othecr crops and some farmens, who ploughed down acres of infected grain, were reseedlng to buckwheat. Mr. and Mns. Murray Payne accompanied the dairy 'tour which. left Peterborough last week and wvere able to see state of farming in sevenal areas in UTe ,1d States. They left last Tuesday and via, Elmira, New ,_ork, went. to Columbia Cross roads where they visited six faýrmns, then on to Williams- port, Penin. They visited three farmýs there and saw the area, wihsuffered so much from flooing 'in 1975. One farmer showed 1 he mark where waten rçached ten feet above the ground. Cattle hiad beeni put on the upper floon of the stable but even there they were staninrg in water for three days, with owners reaching them by boat. The tour lasted three days. Murray has been assisted on his homne fanm by Andnew Roniald of Sctland since the first week in July, For the fourth Sunday in a row, Hope towniship pastoral charge of the United Church has enjoyed fine-weather for outdoor services. Sunday, July 25, the service was held on the lovely lawns of the at 87 King Street, Mn. Pela- deaux 'had been the owner of Septo-Clean Co., for 10 years. 'He was a member of the -Roman Catholic Church and a member of the Kiwanis Club. Lef t to mournnbis passing are bis wife Marion,, a daughter Sharon, (Mrs. John îB-ennett), of Mississauga, two grandch"Idren, and a sister Mrs. Pauliine Doîpli, Keswick. Reverend C.C. Cullen offic- iated at the funeral services held oýn Friday in Queensville. P[alîbea rens were Messrs. Douglas Barber, Bruce Col- well, Ron Chow, Stewart Preston, Garny Cook and Arther Dolph. Interment Queensville Cem- etery. i'Or Take your budget on a Dominion holiday! There are great savings on everything from hamburgers and bot dogs to ail the best barbecue fixin's. TU RKEYS FROZEN CANADA UTILITY AND GRADES" EVISCERATED 5 TO 10 LB. AVG. c FROZEN CANADA GRADE 'A' EVISCERATED 5 TO 12 LB. AVG. c FRESH FORMERLY HAMBURG REàGUL ARK GRQUNDBEEF c KRAFT, SALAD DRESSING MIR"%ACLE WHIP c 32 FL. OZ. JAR SEALTEST, PASTEURIZED I - ONTARIO GROWN HOMOGENIZED, PARTIALLY SKIMMEOD 2% MILK 3 QT. BAG OR JUG PLUS DEPO)SI T ON J UG WELCHADE GRAPE DRINK DOIIONlq WOITHOB HOLIDAY uyn ,Gtne ree., COUPONS... rby"n e SBUY ONE .. GET ONE FREE 711 # k. 1-i' BUY ONE ... GET ONE FREE ~, YGURT yc~' SHOPSY Strawbery or Peach >fl-WINRS 16 fI oz. containerd I ta.. 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Hours Dominion Stores in Bowmanville will ho closed Civic Holiday Monday, Augu st 2, 1976 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LimiTE0. MARY MILES COOKED HAM c 6 oz. PKG. GRANULATED WHITE SUGAR 2 kg BAG KREAMY SLICED, WHITE BREAD, 24 OZ.2 LOAF2- -~ z _______ Emma . «-. 1-1- -- 0101- fg'00ýE 1 -.à&O fàqýlll j;îfl 9>000 ou,, w0ý