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BU Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. March 15, 1978 7 Provincial court 300 Swift's Premnium Sliced Side or Regular or Low Calorie Assorted Colours, Single PIy Frozen Evscerated Grade B I 7 /Gngerale, Wink or Orange Swans Down LeySot tDrinks N'A D ATHROOM TUKEYS LB.70 L@ 1.58 D CATSSA 10121b. size DRY -O 3 4roIi pkg. 9 1 lb. pkg. Product of Canada 750 ml btl. (Plus 20e deposit) Frozen Young Evscerated A g hl Part Skinned Smoked g l Assorted Varietie St in r, mu Unico M T A T ~ 6-9 ETUK lbS size MO.EDA SUa 9C'COOIE TOMT A E 6-9lb.DiEATRKY8L. 18 lb. avg. size HMSLB. l 1ozpkg. eI' Ê 5.1/2 fi.o~z.tun Quli RguaroclBe North Atlantic Haddock Buewater f a Seatest Creamed Heinz Strained (No Meatl it APLE LEAFWl Eh FS& CHIPSBA FO 1 lb. pkg. 10 loz. pkg. uO W lU p 41/fl.oz.jr20 F..Idvdal rznFrozen Liquid sotdClu 9 FLET~SOFSL q ALORIO C EEPZÀm JVXL HJ-CLOTHTOWELS 17.5 oz. pkg. 8 "-5pcl u '128fl.oz.jug Pg f1 WhoieSemi Boneiess__ Fresh Loin Centre Loin Mira MartS 0 Northland Antifreeze -400 la SGRPLUM HAMS 19Z PORK ROASTS LB.1,U EV BoIlOW GllnDSILWS SUC lb agszeL . Fresh Ontari Pork l 7 8g. of10 W InDS IL W S E Miracle's Fresh QuaIity Produce Product of Mexco Ontario Grown, Canada No. 1 Grade JUMVBO FRESH TABLE'nG PINEAPPLE POAOS0 Sze 61 lb. bag ID Ontario Grown, Canada No. 1 Grde o duct of MexicoA O YELOWONONSJo 1,CHERRYTOMATOESMr Large ste10 lb.bag OPint cip E Product of U.S.A., Flordae Fresh from theTropics WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 55 LARGE SIZE BANANAS Ll2 c Assorted Colours, 2.Ply White Swan VegetableOil Omfft%-FACAL 128 fi1.oz. tin i U Ih!Iw Pkg. of 200 I A BEST BUY IS AN EXTRA SAVING MADE * POSSIBLE BY AN UNUSUAL PURCHASE OR A MANUFACTURER'S TEMPORARY ALLOWANCE. ALL PRI CES EFFECTI VE MARCIi 15- 21,1i978 1IN BOWMANVI LLE AT BOWMANVI LLE MALL, 243 Ki NG ST. EAST - WE R ESERVE TH E RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. SAVE t ITH MIRACLE. guidne Venture Capital is one of 78 components of the Ontario government's $16A1 million, Experience '78 program administered by the Ontario Youtb Secretariat. Applica- tion forms for Venture Capita are avaibable now and may be obtained by contacting: Lori Mark,' Program rManager, Venture Capital '78, Ministry of Colleges and Universities, 6th Floor, 'Mowat Block, Queen's .Park, 1Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1B9, telephone (416) 965-4530. STý Fre s hRed Rose LOIN FI END GRUN PRmK ROmbASTS 0',t Fresh Ontario Pork 3112L-v.sie1/f. OZ.tif reS n Prion rEerweCoweraed Snqez rJff rw inmlq& TIDE SIDE BACOwDETERGEN ilb.u pkg. rodctofCnaa lt E o FroEicatddeAT Assorted Coor, PI Pine YOUNG WITESWA DIUKLINGSLBTOWLS 31 ILbp. ize 2ofCaad6lire olipg Product of Mexico Assorted Tropical WATERMELONS yqHOUSEHOLD PLANTS 13 lb. avg. 29 6 iiicpot 2 1 March 7, 1978 Judge Baxter presided with Assistant Crown Attorney P. Bourque and Duty Counsel D. Barber. Brian R. Jackson, 23, RR. 3, Bowmanville pleaded 'guilty' to a charge laid November 15, 'did have in his possession for the purpose of trafficing cannabis resin and cannabis marijuana.' Consts. Payne and Reid were interviewing him on other matters. The materials were found in bis home. On the first'charge lie was sentenced to three months in jail and the second charge brought a 3 month term to run concurrent. Wayne Hasted, 34, 128 Rosar Cr. Bowmanville was: charged October 17 'did commit assault causing bodily harm'. He pleaded 'flot guilty' to this charge but 'guilty' to common assault. He later made a threat to the man involved and pleaded 'guilty.' He puncbed the victim in the face and pusbed him on the floor. His wife persuaded him to desist. The injury was a cut on the bridge of the nose. On the first charge the fine was $75 and costs, in default 5 days. For the threat he was put on a recognizance in the amount of $500. witbout surety for one year to keep the peace and be of good behaviour.; He was given 30 days to pay the fine. Bench warrants for James Sellick and Timothy R. Johnston were issued. Edward Hanna, 39, 23 Mission Dr. Don Milis, was charged January 3 with driving while disqualified. He pleaded 'guilty.' Durham Region investigated an accident on King St.E. The fine was, $150 and 'costs in default 7 days. He was given 2 weeks to pay. Progrram Crea tes Sun&mer Jobs Students who want to run their own summer businesses to finance their education, will get extra help, agaîn this year from Venture' Capital, an Experience '78 program spon- sored jointly by Ontario business and the ýprovincial government. Venture Capital provioes interest-free boans to a maxi- mum of $1,000 to encourage students to set up their own summer businesses. The loans give enterprising individuals the opportunîty to finance their education while acquir- ing, business experience first hand. The Ontario Ministry oi Colleges and Universities sponsors and administers this program in co-operation with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and the Royal Bank. Now in its fifth succes- sful year, it bas progressed from 14 projects in 1973 to 71 projects in the summer of 1977, Most of last year's ventures were profitable- for their student operators.i Projects ranged fromn sealing drive- ways to manufactuèing and marketing soaps. Four astute businesswomen in Toronto designed and sold :a lne of summer fashions, reaping a profit of $7,700. One unique project involved raising steers on frozen blueberry waffles. The waste waffles were cheap and served as an excellent fattener. In Windsor, two experienced student farmers produced a $6,500 crop of green peppers. Fuil-time summer employ- ment was created for five people by two students in a Sault Ste. Marie 'venture. These two entrepreneurs turned a $1,000 loan mrto a profit of $3,300 by painting bouses.