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CUSTODIAN Applications wiIl be received by the undersigned until Wednesday, March 9, 1977, for the position of Supply Custo- dian, 40 hours pr week at the varlous schooîs in the Bow- manvilIle-Newcastle area. Good knowledge of school caretaking procedures, and cleaning methods. Abilify Io work fromn oral and written instructions and ta commu- nicate well with others. Reply in writing stating quali- fications, address and tele- è one number f0: m.A. Mac Leod, Business Administrator and Trebsurer, The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, Box. 470, Cobourg. K9A 4L2. 9-1 CUSTODIAN Applications, wiIl be received by the undersigned until Wednesday, March 9, 1977, for the position of Custodian, 40 hours per week at the M. J. Hobbse nior Public Schooî. Good knowledge of school caretaking procedures and cleaning methods. Ability ta, work from oral and written Instructions'and ta communi- cate weIl with Mters. Repîy in writing stating quali- fications, address and tele- hone num ber ta: .A. MacLeod, Bsns Administrator and Treasurer, The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, Box 470, Cobourg. K9A 4L2. 9-1 CAN you quailify? Need some- one ta assist in my business, two hours a day, five days a week up ta $85 per week, For rrsonal interview call Mrs. Sehoenerklee 987-4279 between 9 andl12noon. 8-2 RELIABLE, experienced day care for four-year-old active boy, prefer my homne, vicinity Lions Centre, Bowmanville. Flexible hours, some even- insphone after 5:30 p.m., references 623-9528. 9-2 EXPERIENCED haindresser requied, pleasant atmos- pheer. Phone 623-2624. 9-1 PART-T IME Co-ordinatoDr for the Bowmnanvilie Meals on Wheels programr. He1ptuî fa have car avaîlabie. AppIy !in wifing toi Mrs. Pat Rundi e, 6 Jackman Rd., Bowmanville, Salary $50.00 per month, Seniors welcome ta appîy. For more Information cali 623-2251. 9-tf The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education invites applications for a position as Occasional Teacher ta teach SPEECH CORRECTION Applicants must possess appropiate special educafian certif icates. This is a tem- porary position, March 28f h fa J une 3Ôth, 1977. Please apply in writing immediately t0:. Mr. John D. Gowing, Area Superintendent, Western, The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Box 470 Cobourg, Ontario. K9A 4L2. 8-2 HELP NEEDED Appîy now for Spring work Canada Farm Labour Pool 74 Division St. Bowmanville 623-3880 BABYSITTER required in the Roser Crescent area for fwa preschoolers. Phone 623-6295 affer 6p. m. 9-1 RELIABLE woman ta do house cleaning one day a week. Must have own trans- port'ation. Phone 263-2009. 9-tf FAST grawing progressive company is laaking for a partculanly talented sales- persan. Expeience in adver- fising sa les a definitè asset. Com mission plus car alla- wance. Cali 623-9311. 9-1 "BE a Big Sisteri Volunteers are needed fa be a friend ta girlsnaged 7 ta 17, Who are in ne ofsupport ive relation- ships. Cali Simcae Hall Settle- ment House at 728-7525.- 7-4 WANTE'-), vacation lots and acreages. 416-267-9301. Harris- Land, 2625 E glinfon Ave. E., Scarborough, Ont. 43-tf & i è i M ROOM and board suitable for young man. No shift workers please. Phone 623-3265'. 8-2 * -s I e FREE ta good home, pure- bred male E nglish Setterand dog house. Ver y affectionate and obedience trained. Good with children. Phone 623-3647. 9-1 OSHAWA Obedience Associa- tion Sprîng Training Classes, Oshawa Novice Classes, March 15th, and Aprîl 27th, Oshawa Open Class, March lth, advanced registration only. Calil 623-5686 or 623-7382. 9-13 REGISTERED ,English Springer Spaniel puppies, 6 weeks aid, black and white or liver and white. Champion sire. Phone 987-4603. 9-2 PUREBRED Irish Setter pups, sf set of needies. Only $65. Cali1623-6672 before 3 p. m. 9-1 DOG GROOI Big and Sn We do therr Phone 6234 Oum, MING nali ,-11 a, Ref rigeration and Applilance Service Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration - Milk Coolers PHONE BERT SYER Days .............. 623-5774 Nights .............623-3177 Lander Hardware and ELECTRIC DAY cane available, Waver- loy Rd. area, thnee-year-ald fan companion. Phone 623-6219. 9-ix WALL & FLOOR TILING Ceramic, vinyl asbestos, quarry, mosamc and slate. Custom and contract work. 623-3613 or 723-2788 19-4x i aii. Anderson Insulation 7746-4 579-2060 Blown Cellulose fibre. qwj^M City and country homes. - STANDARDBRED Mare - q uiet, easy ta handle and ta drive. Six years aId. Phone 623-4211. 9-1 x FRSEEREMOVAL. 0F FRESH, DEAD and DISABLED FARM STOCK, CALL MARGWI LL FUR FARM Hamnipton 263-2721 RELIABLE aduits would like country house ta rent. Within commuting distance of Oshawa, 1-705-292-7121. 97 MAN would like furnished room without board, vicinity of east Bowmanville. 623-4605. 9-1ix 50 ACRES, ail cultivated, about 8 miles north of Baw- manville, near Tyrone. Phone 1-922-3191. 7-4 LARGE 2 bedroom apt., heated, centrally located- in Bowmanviile, madest rent for mature, responsibie couple o r small famiiy Available April lst. ApplyAdvertiser 668, c-o Canadian Statesman, Box 190, Bowmanviile, Ontario, 9-2 LARGE downstairs apart- ment, 4 bedrooms, garage, garclen. Pay own heat and hydra. 2 miles east of Bow- manville on Highway 2. Available April sf. W rite Advertiser 668, c-o Canadian Statesman, Box 190, Bow- manville, Ont. LIC 3K9. 9-2 ONE bedroom furnished apartment. By week or month. Single girl preferred. Phone 623-7574. 9-1 BOWMANVILLE apartment, 2 bedrooms, stove, fridige, air canditioner, iaundry facilities, eîectric heat, wall-to-wall carpeting. $248 including uti- lities. Phone 623-5206 affer five. .9-1 BRAND new, ail electrically heated, two bedroom apart- ment for rent, Main St., Orono. Phone 983-5441. 91 ONE bedroom apartment. $155 monthly, heat included. Apply 623-4387. First and last month's rent equired. 9-1 3 BEDROOM house in Port Hope, fireplace, broadioom, garage, $260 monthly. Phone 266-7945 Scarborough or 372-7545 Cobourg. 8-2 Store or Office at 72 KING ST. W. Available March 15th Phono 623-3303 or Appîy 62 King Sf. W.' 7-tf RESULTS COUNT! Multiple Listing Service Oshawa & District RealEstate Board SCRAP PAPER Suitabie for homework, letton- writing, grocery notes etc., end of nowsprint rails suitable for mnakîng Patterns, ining sholves and. drawers, wrap- ping china, etc. Aîuminumn plates 24 x 36 suitablo for insulation, craft pro jects, pro- tection of Young trees etc. STATESMAN OFFICE 62 King St. W. Bowmanville OXFORD Bricklayers and Stonemasons (Our fireplaces do flot smoke) 1-983-5606 25-tf Lloyd Barnes Plumbing Carpentry, Renovating AilI General Repairs REASONABLE RATES 263-2288 27-tf AI -Type' Painting& Roof i ng Flats, tar and gravel, metal,' cold process, ieaks, repairs, shingles, interior and exterior painting. Free estimates. PHON E 623-5038 19-tf Ron's Floor Care Commercial and househoiçi cleaning. Dry foam rug and carpet shampooing. Wax re- moval, waII washing. Ron Turcotte 623-7966 33-ff C & C JAN ITOR SERVICE Carpet - Upholstery Professionalîy Cleaned FREE ESTIMATES Phonie 623-3624 BOWMANVILLE 45tff WATER Wells borod, 30" file. Wamd's Weil Baing. Tele- phono 342-2030. Ropresentat- 1ive Hanny L. Wade. Tele- phono 987-4531. 16-tf' INSTALLING or nenovating.a. bathroom, kitchen, laundry room, etc. Pipes, valves andJ fittings from Harvey Panfner. Wo service ail makes. Cal Orono 983-5206 or Zonith 14620. 36-tf EXPERIENCED paintens fan residentfial and commercial womk. Also experiencod in design and execuf ion of graphics - lange on small, for homes, offices on 'schaals. Give us a caîl, we are homo fa serve your needs. Phono 723-2005. 7-3x N E ED a pressure sysfom? Water Soffeners? Repairs fa ail makes. Harvey Part nom, Oono 983-5206 or Zenith 14620. 36-tf Bi Il's GLASS and MIRRORS LTD. 7 Division St., Bowmianville Ontario. Phono 623-5187 Sheet and Float Glass Sealed Units - Storm Windows Store Fronts - Float Mirrors Patterned and Coîored Glass 1and Glazing., 17-f J. A. HAYES (SMOKEY) MEATS Custom Cutting FREEZER ORDERS 174 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa Phono 579-8011 or 623-7056 36-tf JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS - FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS PHONE HAMPTON 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 43 - Bowmanville Jim's Body Shop Iocated at Pete's Esso on Scugog. Paint and repair, cars and trucks. 623-3122 39-ff DARLI NGTON MASONRY Brick, Block, Stone CHIMNEY & FIREPLACES CHIMNEY CLEANING Phone 623-2176 Durham-Masonry Contractors Ltd. Bricks - Logs Field Stonework Specializing ini Fireplaces Phone 839-2431 INSTALL an Esso furnace, boiler, humidifier, heater or air cleaner. Combination wood and ail. Flnancing avail- able. Furnaces cleaned. Parts and service policy. Cal Harvey Partner, vour Esso service dealer. Free esti- mates. Orono, 983-5206 or Zenith 14620. 24 hour service. 36-tf M. Broolks CAR PENTRY REMOBELLING CUPBOARDS - VANITIES GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 623-5566 6-4x SEWING and dressmaking, alterations. Alice Hopson, 15 Nelson St. Apt. 18. Phone 623-7377. 8-3 BOOKKEEPING donie by the houror byýhe day, legal1 books included. For appointment write: Advertiser 666, c-o Canadian Statesman, Box 190, Bowmanville Ontario. 8-2x Peter Sutherland Aluminum Prod. Bowmanville Sidi ng - Soff it Fasia - Trough Shutters - Windows Doors - Awnings 623-4398 FOR FREE ESTIMATE. NOW HANDLING VINYL SIDING 3-tf D. Beers & Sons CONSTRUCTION New Homes - Renovafing Rec Raoms Repairs of ail types. PHONE 623-2263 20-tf ALLIN COLE'S MOBILE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MECHANICAL REPAIRS (Tune-ups - Brakes - Etc.) Ail work done by Licensed Class "A" Mechanic Af vour home or Place of business. AIl1 parts and labor guaranfeed. Terms cash. PHONE 623-5045 Bowma nvillie CASH for gold, silver, coins, f guns,cdocks, jewellery, dish- os, furnifure, cracks, paint- ings, sealers, appliancos. Friendly Flea Market, 23 King West. 725-9783. 38-ff USED Furniture and Ap- ýia nces. Paddy's Market, am pfon 263-2241. 33-ff WISH ta punchase hay mower for 3 pf. hitch, also Wood's type lawn mower for small Famaill fractor. Phono 723-2768 evenings. 9-1 SMALL garage or building in on noar Bowmanville, suifable, for a welding or mepair shop. 623-4669. 6-4 Private SMALL FARM Close ta village in Darlington, area. Cali after 6 p.m. 263-8818. 52-tf Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles Snowmobi les For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 415 tf FINE iQUALITY MONUMENTS AND MARKERS lt's vour 0 STAF FOR D BROS. LTD. Staff ord Brothers Monuments LIMITED *38Box 133 :38Dundas St. E. - Whitbiy Phone Whitby 668-3552 Wednesday, March 23md, fa rm leased. Auction sale of farm machinery. The praper- ty of Carlsway Farms Ltd. Lot 7 Con. E.* C.R. Smith Twp. 2 miles north of Peterborough on Chemong Rd. and 7B or 4 miles east of, Fowlers Corners on Hwy. 7B. 1976 David Brown 121 diesel tractor with cab, heater, power steering com- plote 490 hrs. 1971 David Brown 1200 diesel tractor, Sower steering, chains, 1711 rs. 1974 Hesstan Stakia nd 30 PTO wifh hydmaulic Power pack, 3 ton hay stacker like new. 1974 Hessfon Sfackma- wem 30 PTO - fully hydraulic. 1976 New Holland 479 hay Bine 9'6- PTO. 1975, New Holland 273 Baler PTO wifh bale throwem and wagon hitch (super sweep pick up). 2 bale wagon racks, 8'x16'. 5 ton Norman rouler bearing wago - adj ustable tangue, onNe w Holland wagon - adjustabie tangue. New Hoîland 256 side rake, 1975 Hydrein, 4 - 16's spning reset plaugh 3 pt. with depth wheel. 1973 Case 12' tandem disc, 10' chain han- rows wifh evener. Reaal 100 gai. field sprayem - 21' booms 3 pt.*, 1970 Int. 51Osemi-maunt 13 run seed drill, acre metre, grain, gra ss and fortilizer. 1974 Brillion grass seeder with 2 transport wheeus 1973 McKee 620 snow blower PTO, fulli une of modemn power machiner Terms cash. No reserve. -a atl1:00 p.m. Sharp. Vemy small ý uantîtif of wagon articles. ami H ckson, Auctioneer, Rea bora, Ont. 705-324-9959. 9-3 Auction sale, Saturday, March l2th at 12 noon in Brou gham Hall on Brock Rd. andI No. 7 Hwy., eight miles west of Brookuin. Sale of antiques, collectibles, fumni- fume, bmass, glass, collectible sealers, number of dlocks, piano, nine piece dining room suife, Empire sofa, round tables, Confedleration-fype mepro. fumniture . More details next week. Terms cash. No rosorve. John Annis, auc- tioneer, 985-3477. 9-1 .Auction sale, Saturday, March 5th at 1: 15 p.m. at Bannistors Auction Hall, in fhe village of Bewdley consis- finit sf: wash ýstand, chesfs of drawýars, hall stand, chairs, tables, wash bowl set, dishes, glassware, portable TV, silverware, fin frunk, small ap liances and other items sti Il being consigned. Rager Bannister, auctioneer. 9-1 FOR CLASSIFIED ue.,12 noon 623-3303 H A Y DO01N Thursday, March 10 12 Noon Barn destroyed by f ire. 75 Holstein cows, 40 registered, 35 grade owned by Pedwell Farms, Newcastle. Selling at Malmont Sales Arena, Black- stock, Prop. Neil Malcolm. 986-4246. This sale will feature 45 fresh or close cows. The herd is being soid due Ia recent f ire wh ich destroyed the barn. Cows will be biood fested and pregnancy check- ed. Another feafure0f this sale willbea springing daughterof Glen As ton, Hlerd master with fhree very good dams ail with high records. This is a herd of young caws with tight udders. The Pedwell sale will be followed by a group of fresh and springing consigniments. Sale at 12 noon. Lunch available. Sold by 'Lloyd Wilson Auction Limited, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. 8-2 FOR SALE. Small church building in Bowmanville. Also suitable for community hall. 987-4790. 9-1 PRIVATE Bowmanville Three bedroom, 2 storey, 11/2 battis, attached garage, large family room with fireplace, tastefully decorated, paved driveway. Price $57,500. Phone 623-4162 9-1 PRIVATE SALE 3 bedroom bungalow - f in ished rec room, 1 bedroomn base- ment apartment, now rentirig - nicely Iandscaped - near schooi and shopping. $58,500. Phone 623-2876 or 623-9436 affer 4 p.rn 9-2 LOTS for sale. S aunders Court, Bowmanville. For information cali 723-5225 dur- ing business hou rs. 9-tf APPLICATIONS are invited by Bowmanville Rotary Club from high school students who wiil be 141/2 years ta 181/2 years in Augusf 1977 and are inthe f irst third of their grade, ta participate in Rotary Inter- national Student Exchange Program, ta spend one year overseas from August 1977 ta Au gust 1978. Rotary will arrange board and lodging, pocket money, and schaoling. The successful applicant's parents wili be responsible for the expense of fravel ta and f rom hast country. AIl inquiries ta Tony Brand, 28 Victoria St., 623-7444 priar ta March 15 next.- 9-1 CEMo Western Canada Schooî 0f Auctioneering Ltd. Canada's f irst, and the only c pltely Canadian course ofrdanywhere. Licensed under the Trade Schools Li!censingAcf, R. S. A. 1970, .36.Fo pariculars of the next course write: Box 687, Lacombe, Albertaor Phone 782-6215. 4-9 GORD SIMPSON Phone 983-5808 Orono, Ontario Pa inting Paperhanging Ca rpentry -Remodelîing General Repairs Interior Exteriar 5-4x goffluaI Plan your Sprîng Auction Sale Now. Marrili MacDonald Auctioneer 263-2009 - 725-6011 9-2 Saturday; March î9th- Giving ,up tarming. Auction sale o livestock and impie- ments. The property of Barry and Dianne Rynard. Lot 15 Con. 3, Brock Twp. 2 miles south of Sunderland on Hwy .7 and 12 and 1 mile east on 4th Concession of Brock Twp. Approx. 200 pigs ranging tram 75 lbs. ta 150 lbs. 1973 Ford 700 truck - Louisville cab with stock racks 7'x14', telescopic hoist, radio, air brakes, heavy duty. 1975 M.F. 255 diesel tractor, (calibrated ta 265), M.F. cab, power steering, 8 speed, 200 hrs. 1973 Int. 474 diesel tractor with Clear View Cab, power steering 8 speed com piete. 1970 M, 300 self- prpelled combine 12' loader with pick-up like new. 1974 Int. Grinder Mixer PTO. 1972 Int. 175 Swather 10' with candi- tioner, Int. semi-mount 13 run combination seed drill, 1975 Int. 4 14's trip beam plough 3 pt. -1974 Int. 540 manure spreader 170 bus. PTO, 1976 Ceorae White 111/2' 30 tooth cultivator with rubber gauge wheels 3 Pt., 1970 G. W. 81/2, 24 tooth cultivator rubber gauge wheeis 3 pt.'1970 M.b. 8' disc 3 g .J . & D. field sprayer 30, oomrs I3 pt. drag harrowvs McKee Harvester model Sý PTO, McKee 24' self unloading forage wagon with 6 ton Dion gearing. Iron forage blower with 40' of new pipes., Sedore manure loader, 3 grain a u gers, sleighs, pig feeders, fui? Iune of modemn power machinery. Some househald furniture. Terms cash. No reserve. Machine sale at 1:00 p.m. Swine sale at 3:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auc- tioneers Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. 9-3 Saturday, March 26th, farmn sold. Auction sale of livestock, implements and household furniture. The property of Harvey Henry, west half Lot 12 and 13 Con. 6 Ops. Twp. 3 miles south of Lindsay on Hwy. 35. 50 head of Hereford and Hereford Hostein Cross cattie. 6 Holstein cows milkina rebred for J une, 2 Hostein and Brown Swiss cows, one due time of sale, 1 milking and rebred, 2 Charalais cows due March and April, 13 Hereford and Hereford Hostein Cross cows due April and May, 4 fat steers, 1000 ta 1200 lbs., 13 Hereford steers and Hefers 1 yr. aid, 9 caives 2 ta 6 months aid, Hereford Bull 3 yrs aid, 1959 Nuffield (Uniyersal 4) diesel tractor 3 pt. uine power with twin craulic manure loader. S Case 9 as tractor PTO - uine power - ack end loader. Cockshutt -24T Baler PTO. Bale buncher, Case 77 drag combine PTO. Cockshutt 3-14's trip beam plough 3 pt. Cocksh utt 10, tandem disc like new. 1975 Int. 530 manure s preader 130 bus. PTO - sprlng bar Triple K. 11; cultivator- 3 pt. Int. 15 disc, combination seed drill chain harrows, drag harrows, 1973 Int. C28 power mower, John Deere 4 bar side rake, J.M. fertilizer spreader Four Star post hale digger, rouler bear- ing wagon with rack 8'x22'. Sleighs, hay elevator, 2 grain augers, George White snow biower, quantity of scrap iran, 2 large milkers. Surge pump and uine for 12 cows, Viking electric stainless separator, cedar posts, fulli une of farm machiner y. Some hay, straw, grain and wheat. Enterprise wood stove, chromne extension table and 6 chairs, 2 oak dressers, wash tub, antique bath tub, B-W television, sewing machine, many othef articles. Terms cash. No reserve. Furniture sale at 12 noon. Machine sale at 12:30 p. m. Cattie sale at,3:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, .Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. 9-4 AUCTION SALE Sat., Mar. 5, 1977 atl7:30 p.m. 4 H Charolais Cross Caîf Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Read, Rob and Steven, Bowmanville were Sunday supper guests of Mrs. Meta Read. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton, Oshawa were Sunday after- noon callers at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton's and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp, Enniskillen, were Sunday evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Potts and Barbara, Cornwall, spent the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton, Oshawa and Mr. Kyle Graham were Suinday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rnoç Ashton and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, and family, Bowmanville, Miss Cora Degeer were Sun- day visitors, of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones. Mr. Roy Graham and Mr. Fred Smith attended the Flea Market at Ancaster on Sun- dýay. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Potts, Charlene and Christopher were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R.aymond Cameron, Pontypool. Mrs. H. Crossman, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cameron and Shanna were Sunday callers at Mrs. Fred Smith's, Ennis- killen. Club 21 March meeting will be, held at the Community' Centre, Manday March 7th.- Mrs. Mildred Anderson, came home from Oshawa Hospital last Thursday. Hope your health continues ta improve. Glad ta hear Mrs. M.. Bertrim is home from Hos- pital. Best wishes.1 Mrs. Tom Potts, Charlene and Christopher and Mrs. Delbert Potts and lÎarliara caireci on the iRay uarneron's, Pontypool Saturday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Gardon Baker were Sunday afternoon visit- ors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and family County Rd, 57. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall and Lisa, Janetville, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Kovacs and girls were Friday evening guests and Miss Grace Smith was a Tuesday evening guest of the G. Bakers. Club 50 ladies will meet Tuesday evening March 8 at the home of Mrs. G. Baker. SyMpathy of the commumity is extended ta the famîly an~d relatives of the late Olive Abbott, Oshawa wha passed away in Oshawa General HasDital Sunday morning after a lengthy illness. Many will remember the Abbott family when they. lived on the old Harry Hooey farm, in the 9th concession. LONG SAULT For Quality and Service Shop ut DYKSTRA'S The Home of Quality LEAN & TASTY Pork Butt Chops Pork Sho ulder'Roast6t 9 c Enter in the Bologna Weilght Guessing Contest WIN A PRIZE, GUESS THE WEIGHT 0F OUR GIANT BOLOGNA Contest Special Get a 1/2 lb. of Maple Leaf Bo logna FREE With every $3.00 Purchase of Store Sliced Cold Meats FRESH PRODUCE SPECIALS CRISP NAVEL Head Lttuce ORANGES Size 9 c Size QOc 24 113V doz. FRESH GREEN ONIONS IObunch CHEESE 0F THE WEEK Assorted Cherry Hill OId Canadian Cheddars OId Colored, $ Extra Old. lb. PRIMROSE TOASTMASTER GLAZED DON UTSBran Muffins pkg. 5 c pg of 9 9 of 64 NOTICE OUR NEW LOW MILK PRICES 3 Qt. Homo Jug $1.29 + Dep. 3 Qt. Homo Bag $1.29 3,Qt. 2 per cent Jug $1.25 + Dep. 3 Qt: 2, per cent Bag $1.25 3 Qt. Skim Bag $1.22 MANY MORE LOW PRICE SPECIALS THROUGHOUT OUR STORE COME AND SEE ENJOY A FREE COFFEE WhiIe You Shop ThurS., Fri., Sot. At' Dl&]TKS-LnR e S FRE E DYKSRA'SPARKING DELICATESSEN OFF FOOD MARKET QUEEN STREET 73-77 KING ST. WEST 623-3541 WORLD DAY 0F PRAYER MARCH 4TH 2 P.M. REHOBOTH CHURCH Dance fa the music of Rîck Johnston and the County Boys on Saturday, Manch th - 9 p.m. fa 1 a.m. - in Ponfypool Communifv Centre - $5.00 couple. Refreshments. 9-1 YTELVERTODN.NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tammer of Lindsay accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm to a 2-3 week vacation at Daytona Beach Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gundrie are doing a spot of babysitting for Todd and Terra during their absence. Sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Allan Sisson and family-Mrs. Don Hamm of Orono, Mr. Robert Sisson, Bethany and Mr. Clare Sisson, Lakefield and their familles in the passing of a loving wife and mother this week. Mrs. Sîsson, among her many other attributes posses- sed a very green thumb, her success with flora and fauna was amazing and she posses- sed one of the lovelîest flower gardens around in the sum- mer rnonths. Miss Candice Malcolm has returned from spending an enjoyable 2 weeks vacation with fellow students in Mex- ico. Mr. Robert Burns lias re- turned home from attending the Winter Carnival at Quebec city-busy promoting improved relations between French Canadians and English speak- ing Canadian no doubt, start- ing no doubt with the feminine gender. Another promising sign that Spring is no more than 6 months away (more or less), spotted our first woodchuck cavorting on the snowbanks on Saturday afternoon (Feb. 26). The matriarch of our partie- ular family tree Mrs. Emma Malcolm was honoured this weekend on the occasion of her birthday. On Saturday evenn a birthdav dinner at Malconia, on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Raîpli Malcolm held Open House ta the clan when 34 relatives and f riends were in attendance. Those present were Mr. Elmer Wright of Nestleton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright of Islington, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm of Nos- tieton and their family Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Malc9lm and family of Nestieton. r. and Mrs. James Kent and Katrina of Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Malcolm and family of Nestletan, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Malcolm and family of Janet- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm, Mona, Marti and Miss Jane Connelly, Miss Metye Malcolm and Mr. Bob Fick, Mr. and Mrs. Cos DeGiusti, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Josiphacke and the guest af honaur Mrs. Emma Malcolm. 1 M-