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Section Two The Canadian Statsman, Bowmanviile, March 1, 1978 i AV WI FIRALE, PI' §lbU jUDES LBe. Em ire or Pioneer Product of Canada 1 lb. pkg. Recular PEPSImOCOLA 1.5 litre btl. (Plus 30e deposit on bott le) Ic Quick Fries FROZEN FR,,ENCH FRIESC 5 IL bag Frozen Eviscerated Grade A or Deep Basted MitcheI's Choice TU LBE8~ Over 16-b siz-e L___B___4_____f___1.___oz._____tin__ Frozen Eviscerated Utility or Grade B GoId Seal 'HUNK 5'l C MýM Skînned And Deveined îFrozen Aylmer Seville Orange Marmalade BEE LIE M R IESRsber rton Soup Mix STEAKS L B . WIENERSks.STRAWBERRY i lb. pkg. 24 fi. az. jar, with Pectin Pga Store Packed Frozen Breaded Beef& Famous for Quaiity Sliced r -1ý Steinberg jrj Gerber Strained (No Meat) d GO pickle & pmento, dutch) O0o.pk.(o available Mondays 45fi z Sweet Pickfed Famous for Ouality Bail in Bag Weicfiade Overnite Diposabie Diapers SHPS'SORED-E8,USCHrjEIDER'S CORNED BEEF 1UU GRAPE DRINK 5l ~PAMPERS l3 L.Si iced 3 -2o.pk .48 f 1.oz. finPk of2 MrmlsOid Vienna Wlh JlyrLiquid 5LCDSIBCNSHOPSYSSALAMI ElU UX DETERGENT98 1 lb. pkg. ProductfCanada 1* 8oz. chubM 9 fi1 pz. jar, wifh Pectin V 24 fI. oz. bti. Prepr iced McCain Chýeese & P EPPF'RON1 PI1ZZA Large 12" suze Highiner Boston Bluefish Sticks ori Frozen Chcken or Turkey Hunr M a ni u7Powderedbete ont BOSTON BLUEFISH IN BATTER .18 l evfSUNI 14 o4z. pkg. 16WANSO NDINN2 litrebo Mîrci'sFresh ýdQuality !roduce Regular or Winterfresh COLGATE DENT AL CREA M 150 ml tube 4,599 Libby's ALPHA GETTI 14 fi1. oz. fin A BEST BUY IS AN EXTRA SAVING MADE m POSSIBLE BY AN UNUSUAL PURCHASE OR A MANUFACTURER'S TEMPORARY ALLOWANCE. ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 1-7,1978 IN BOWMAN VILLE AT BOWMAN VILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. EAST - WE RESERVE THE RIGI- TO LIMITOUANTITIES. Airport Road, Mississauga, Ontario L4V 1EB. Please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope. Ontario Grown, Fancy Grade faýPodc f U.S.A., Fiorïda MclNTO,-HA' _PLES CWHITEGRAPEFRUIT Canfralled Atmasphere, 3 l a lb. bag Prodct f UA ~Fresh from the Tropics BUNCHDCRRTSLARGE SIZE BANANAS Product ofUS.A.,Canada No.ir1 a - ad r ucof U.S.A.,Sunmaid Brand, Californa HEAD' rL ET UCECSEEDLESS RAISINS7: Sze 24 15oz. Box Djecline in Residential Construction Construction of residential Sdwellings declined last year for the first timne in the four-year history: of. the Durham Region. "In 1977, the residential sector comprised nearly 70 per cent of the total: value of construction as compared to 81 per cent for 1976", a report from the Durham planning and development department said last month. According to the. figures released by the region, permits for residential con- struction valued 1:at $131 million were issued in 1977. In 1976 there were permnits given to about $165 millioni worth of residential building projects. A total of 4,091 new dwelling units were given permits last year and if ail of these units were occupied, they would hold a population :of about 11,000. Considering ail types of commercial, industrial, agri- cultural, residential and insti- tutional building activity, 1977 saw an overaîl decline la, construction activity. The regional figures show that permits were issued last. year for building l projects valued at $188 million. This is eight per cent lower than 1976 when building projects worth approximately $204 million were granted permits. 0f the eight area municipal- ities la the Durham Region, the Town of Newcastle ranked fifth in building activity. The value of construction approved here during 1977 totalled about $11 million. Oshawa led aill area munici- palities in buildingý activity with construction :projects valued at $62 million. Picker- inig was la second place with $55 million, followed by Whitby and Ajax. Excellence Featured 1i0n F urniture Clear evidence 'that the Canadian Furniture: Industry is alive, inventive and able to fare the challenges of foreiga competition and design la a tough market place was given at this years Toronto Furniture Show. Among these exhibits were winners of the 1977; Trillium Award. The award sponsored jointly by the Ontari.o Furni- tur Maufaturrs'Associa- tion' (O.F.M.A,) and theý Ontario Ministry of, Industry and Tourism is givený to manufacturers to recopgnîze achievement în, design, pro- duction and marketing of Ontario-made furnîture. The furniture was judged by professionals in the industry thus giving the consumer confidence in the overaîl quality of the product. Serving as juré!rs were Mildred Istona of Chatelaine; Doug Young, Cherney Brothers, Peterborough, Ont., Frank Goldoni, Capri Furni- ture, Chatham, Ont., JG. Kortleve, Simpso!n-Sears; Tom Gladney, Eaton's; Kelly Bates, Interior Designers of Ontario, R.D. Creelman, Creelman International. There were mutiple winners of the eleven Trillium Awards given this year. Gibbards Furniture Shops Ltd. was a double wilnner with their entries of the ýSomerset Collection in European Traditional Bedroom class and Weilington Collection for European Traditional Dining Room furniture. Another eaal winner was 1