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Section Two The Canadian Statesmian, Bowmanville, May, 11, 1977 7 Moade Bone Removed BLADE ROASTS LB. WR Cut from Canada "GRADE A" Beef Pot or Oven CROSS RIB ROASTS LB. Cut from Canada "GRADE A Beef Fresh Shouder or Blade YOUNG VEAL CHOPS LB. Frozon Young Prdresed Grade A Turkeys11 1216 lb. stucLB. FroonYoungPmedres"d CndGrd ADeap Bastad Butterba11 Turkeys Part Sklnnqd Smoked Cooked Ham .8 whole oor ahankportionLB ul 1Portion moked Cooked Ham LE sc Talleer Stora SlcecI MOUk Chicken Loa f .9 De Groot's Dutch Stylo Coil Poilsh Sausage 14O IDlcateston Ouelty Store Sliced - Cooked Ham LBiD.AOh Cut from.Canada "GRADE A" Beef Fresh Young VEAL RIB CHOPS t eil6 Convenient Store Packed COOKED FISH CAKES Famous forQOualltY Schnelder's Min! Deli Chubs a oz. pkg.84 Top Ouallty Sllced 9 mL Chiocen or Luncheon Loat Maple Leaf Lunch Meatses 12 oz. pkg. ? Famous for Quallty Sch ne ider' s SkiIIet Strips 1 0 1 lb. pkg. Maple Loaf Golden Fry Sausages L i1 Pan Reoady rssaddo&Aia RainbowMA Trout A Schneider's Cooked O Picnic Park Shoulder E slceod 6 oz. ptrg. 7 Shopsys Colo Slaw or 9 ob Fresh Potato Sa ladD e 24 oz. tub Swit's Bonefesso" Sugar PIum M Dinner Hams LIMS Gusto Frozon Cheese & Pepperoni Pizza large 12" sizo 2.18 Round Bone Shoulder or sHOu RT Ri B ROm À0A ST AS LBM Cut from Canada "G RAbE A" Beef Boneless R OUN D STEAK ROASTS. BOTTOM CUT Bone-In Full Cul RUMP ROASTS Oui from Canada "GRADE A" Beet as Slced de SLAZY MAPLE BACON, 1 LB. PKG. stooe, c LB.' Bone-In FRESH VEAL CUTLETS Produci Canada CAl SIZE 45 Produci BUr tof Mexico 1No. 1 Grade NIT'ALOUF"PES tof U.S.A- YICHED RADISHES Fresh f rom the Tropics LARGE SIZEBANANAS LB. 25C L B. Ontario Grown- Canada No. 1 Grade RED & WHITE' TABLE POTATOES 10OLB. BAG i.oe ýffNo gimmicks nononsense G;raduate.% The King of Roasis P RIM E R1 ROASTS Margarine has the same cal(- rie content as butter. Frozen Young Predressed GRmADE A DUCKLINGS LB. LB. 1 <IL M ce s Fresh ira 'l uality', Pr-oduce 1 1 Heather Chiristine McGill of Orono, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGill, will graduate on May 26tli from thé University of Guelph with a Baclielor of Applied Science degree in Family Studies. Book'Beat byD. M. Dineen Chief LibrarLki Newcastle Public Library System "Ignorance of the law excuses no man..." Selden 1584-1654 0f course a lawyer is the best source of legal advice, but if you do want to check a point of law for yourself, yeur local. library lias nurnerous books on the subject.' A few are rnentioned here. Marriage and Family Law in Ontario - Davidson Landiord-Tenant Relations - MeInnes Credit Law Handbook - Culpepper Figlit That Ticket - Gilchrist Wills-Probate - Caroe Introduction to Canadian Criminal Law - Zuber The Law and You - Chapman Law, Law, La w - Ruby Legal Aid in the Criminal Courts - Wilkins You can't eat peanuts in church and other little known laws - Seuling Many other tities are avail- able also so a trip to the local library may prove very help- fui. The Bowmanville Branch is open Monday ýto Friday 10 arn to 8 p.mand Saturdayl10 arn to 5 pr. GM Sales Hi«wgh hiApi General Motors dealers in Canada delivered 47,913 pas- senger cars and trucks during April, the second highest April in GM's history, Richard M. Colcomb, Vice President and General Sales Manager, an- nounced today. Truck deliveries of 12,236 in April were second only to last year's all-tirne higli of 14,200. Passenger car deliveries of 35,677 during the rnonth also represented a second best April;' 10.4 per cent behind last April's record 39,800 delive- ries. "Sales of passenger cars and trucks for the first four months of the 1977 calendar year are both, at record levels," said Mr. Colcomb. Passeniger car deliveries of 129,432 for the calendar year- to-date top the former record pace set in 1976, by 14.2 per cent. Truck deliveries of 49,860 for the first four montlis of 1977 are also at an ail-time higli, 7.7 per cent above last year, the previous record for this perîod. "We are confident the high level of demand for General Motors cars and trucks will continue througliout the sum- mer," Mr. Colcornb said. OBITUARY MILDRED LELA COLLACUTT A life member of the U.C.W., Mildred Lela Colla- cutt, passed away in Memor- ial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Wednesday, May 4th, 1977 following a two montli's ill- ness. She was in her 87th year. Daugliter of William and Charlotte Westlake, she was born, and educated at Solina. On September 14, 1918, she was married to Leslie H. Collacutt. A resîdent of RHR. 6 Bow- manville, for 45 years, she had also been a resident of the Salem Community. Mrs. Collacutt was a mem- - 1