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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmnanville, April 6, 1977 NESTLETON Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rohrer, and Mr. and Mrs. Len Mennen returned home on Friday from their Florida vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Rohrer enjoyed one month in an apartment at Fort Myers. On March 17, Mr. and Mrs. Mennen flew down and spent ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Rohrer. This being the first trip for the Mennens they were taken to many points of interest by their hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Rohrer. On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wilson returned fromn a delightful two months' vacation in Florida. 1Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnstone, proprietors of the Country Store, have sold their property to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dixon of Cambridge. The Johnstone's and son Brent will be residing in Prince Albert. On Saturday evening Mn. and Mrs, Belfour Moore were hosts for a dinner partv to honour her sîster and bro- ther-in-law, Mr. anci Mrs. Wm. Jenkins of Whitby on their twenty-fifth wedding anni- vensarv. Guests for this happy occasion were the honoured couple, their daugh- ters, Cathy, Peggy and friend. As a special surprise Mr. and Mrs. Derrili Condella of Kel- owna, British Columbia, arrived on Fniday evening. Mrs. Condella is a sister of Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Jenkins and it was a most enjoyable reunion. Other guests wene present fromn Windsor, Toron- to, Whitby, Bowmanville, Barrie and Nestieton. On Sunday evening Mn. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm were evening dinnen guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. Howard Malcolm and Candy. Mr. and Mns. George Seil- lers,, Collingwood, were Sun- day callens with Mr. and Mns. Robert Mairs and Steven. 1Mn. and Mrs. Norman Mairs and Mr. and Mns. Gordon -Metclaf attended the Bashful Beaus' Square Dance party in Bowm-anville on Saturday evening. This is a club which participates in modern square dancing. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes had evening dinner with her sister Mns. Reg Sutton, Orono. 1Mr. and Mrs. George Bow- ers, Mrs. Wlfred Vine, Dan- lene and Debbie visited Con- stable Jerry Bowers in his new home on Sunday and were evèning dinner guests. Mr. Mark Shaw, son of Mr. and Mns. Lee Shaw returned on Sunday following eight months' participation in the Canada World Youth Pro- gramme. For thnee and one half months he hias been in the Philippines. The remain- der of the timne was spent in Western Canada. In the Philippines the temp- eratture ranges between 85 degrees and 90 degrees Fahrenheit but the day that Brian left the temperature was 100 degrees and the humidity is very high. The rainy season commences in June. Crops grown consist of vanlous types of bananas, sugan-cane and coconuts. On the flight home stops wene made at Manilla, Hono- lula and San Francisco, to Vancouver for a total time of 22 hours. In Vancouver Brian had the pleasure of visiting bis sisten and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jim Paton for twelve houns. Brian bas had a marvellous expenience. Friends are looking forwand to hearing hlm speak at a couple of group organizations. The community extends a great big "welcome home" to you, Brian, and may you continue to have success in your chosen field of endeavour. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shaw to honour Brian's home-coming were Palm Sunday-the excitement of the crowd and the quietness of Jesuis. United Church In the United Church Rev- erend Victor Parsons chose "IBnief Acclaim" as the theme for bis message reading Mathew 21: 1-11.' The multi- tude was filled with nemorse on Jesus', humble entrance into Jerusalem but with this there was also a feeling of gratification that Jesus was chosen as king. The crowd honoured and welcomed him as they placed their garments and palm branches in the way. Miss Laurel Vine sang a lovely solo, The Old Rugged Cross to ber ow,ýn accompaniment on the guitar. Holy Communion was commemorated. 1 LB. PKG. VIAP E LEAFFRO/ENA-e SAUSAGE MEAT 619 DEVON BRAND, RIND ON LE. BY IHF PIECF BREAKFAST BACON 98e GRADE WA, FROZEN EVISCERATED FAC 18 OZ. SIZE AND UP C .HENS. J MAPI.F I AF SLICFD CHICKFN 6 OZ, PKG. P &P, LINCHEON, MAC &CHEFSE COOKED MEATS 46e 1 LB.ITKG. SIAPLI' LEAF SLICED BOLOGNA 98c BITTNER'S ENGI ISH STYLE FLB. SMALI ANK, FRLSH SAUSAGE BITVINFR 551 fICFD 40OZ.PKG. ',V A (TALe KRAKOWSKA 1 LB. PKG. BIBI NER'S SLICED e BOLOGNA CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A'BEEF LB. 4 T BONE & PORTFRHOL'SE LOIN STEAKS 15 Tomato Juice CANADA FANCY DOMINION ýPrimo Pastas ASSORTED VARIETIES c 48 FL. OZ. TIN 6 OZ. PREPARED JA FRENCH'Sc MUSTARD3 STOKELYS 19 FL. 0Z. TIN NEW ORLEANS STYLE KIDNEY BEANS 44e CANADA No. 1WHITE 2 LB. CONT. CREAMED OR LIQLID01 BILLY BEE HONEY 'l1.69 G~AINSBOROUGH FROZEN 120OZ PKG. DEEPDISH ~6c PIE SHELLS 0 6 240i.LOAF RICHMELLO 100% WHOI E M""' c WHEAT BREAD 4 PR G.0F-'12 RICHVIELLO SCONL OR nc DINNER ROLLS 497 RICHMELLO PKG. 0F 12 BUTTE R jfl TARTS 2 LB. PKG. ASSV D VARIETIES 250 g PKG. HUMPTY UUMPTY à%fl POTATO CHIPS M51"7 BETTY CROCKER, BUTTER PECAN, 18.5 OZ. PKG. WHITE, GERMAN- CHOCOLATE, DEVI L'S F000 OR lILK CHOCOLATE MM 69e CAKE MIXES 0 TETLEY ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS LIDO SENSATION BISCUITS i CUT PROM CANADA LB r T«9 v b GRADE 'A'BEEF, BONE IN LB. evenffl p S IRLOIN 105 REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE DIET STEAKS i MAPLE LEAF 60OZ. PKG. COOKED HAM 11 JUST HEAT & EATLB FROZEN F1511 CAKES58 MAPLE LEAF 1 LB. PKG. WIENERS87 e CLT FROM CANADA GR. DEWABEEF LB. BON ELESS FF'LL CLI ROUND STEAKS CUT FROM CANADA LB. GRADE'A' BEEF, BONI' IN RUMP ROAST 0 .1 80 O.PKG OF 72 OAN E2 x6.50OZ. 1.19 OAG ?I PG IlDZ. PKG. SING -k flc 12 69cCRYSTALS 17 COLOURED ASST'D VARIETIES T2IOZ ARGARINE C A6yI ASST'D VARIETIES Mýt\ 28 FL. OZ. L N H O 77c READY TO SERVE, \%I TIN MEAT H.ABITANT eQ SWIFIý"'MI1 F) OR 32 Fit)!Z JAR SOUPS BICK'S PICKLES 99 WXII0I F 'AT SFR FA I.IBIS( FI I WEETABIX CLUB flOUSE 100SEPlACKLI) MANZANII~IA 1 2IC0 EZ. OPl0 IlPIF STUFFED 99el PUMPKIN PIE 89e OLIVES 7 Mc(I AINS FROZEN 19 OZ.1K( iARIY YMI E~, 1)11 P & DEI -1< IL(', C51 IIQL Il OR INSIAIT CHOCOLATE CAKE 1. 19 COCKTAIL MIXES 97c 400 g PKG. McAINS FIANI Y, FRO/IN 2 LB. PRO. 8eSUPERFREES 7c 12 FL. OZ. BYE I IlSIA 6ýOZ/-'IlIN JAR CI111NK LIGHT TUNA 6c 10)11II LEAN!1) 16 OZ.I RG FROZEN SHIRIMP 5oJo I11 M. 1KG. KLIltOGG S FRO/îEN EGYGO WAFFLES 77e nc RETURNABLE 26L LUS Z. DEPOSIT9 2 x 24 -FL.OZ. MIR . ONT. LIQUIDc DETERGENT 9 ASST'D COLOURS 2 ROLL PKG. ROYALE2PLVi BATHROOM TIS SUEM ~49 ASST'D VARIETIES 6 OZ. TIN MISS MEWc CAT FOOD a2 KREAMY SLICED 24 OZ. LOAF WHITE BREAD33 18 OZ. AERO. CONT. SOIL & S'IAIN REMOVER ~~~ SHOUT BASIN, TUB & ILE 15 OZ. AERO. CONT. CL FA N R LYSOL 1.15 BURGERS FOR DOGS 2K.PG KENLRATION 2.719 18 INCH WI0TH 25'ROLL PKG. AI UMINUM FOIL REYNOLDS WRAP 98 32 FL. OZ.CONT. QHP ACRYLIC vitFLOOR WAX ~17 SANIFI FX 5MAI i. 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