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Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, April 26. 19787 il brun eus, Champlain Ponytail Wrap WHITE SLhICED BREAD 24 oz. loaf Our Reg. Price 35C Save6or17 Our Reg. Price 98C :,Product of U.S.A. CALIFORNIA I STRAWBERRIES' Pint Cup c Save 49eM or 50% Mira Mat Our Reg. Price 95c KETCHUP79 25 fi. oz. bi. 1 Save 16e or 1 6% BEST BUY Processed Single Our Reg. Price $1 .44 CH EESE SLICES Save 4cor 2% BEST BUY Mona rch Dessert Topping Our Reg. Price 33c QUICK IWHIP 2 oz. pkg. 2 5 ,Sav 8oor,4%,B EST B UY Orange Pekoe Our Reg. Price $1.19 TETLEY TEA BAGSDe Pkg. of 36 Save 20s or 16% BEST BUY Regular Our Reg. Price 45c ality Produce SEVEN.UP THE UNCOLA! 750 mli bu. (Plus 20e deposit) 0 O Sv8orl18% BEST BUY D0 UAssorted Colours Cottonelle 1-Piy Our Reg. Price $1.13 BATH ROOMc 00c Save 14 or 12% BS U Super Absorbent Disposabie Our Reg. Price $2.69 BABY SCOT DIAPERS LB 3~Pkg.of 24 1 9 LB 01Save 70C or 26% BEST BUY Heavywmeight Our Reg. Price $12 GARBAGE BAGS __________Lave 24C or 19% BEST BUY -MAY 2,1978 IN BOWMAN VILLE AT BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E.- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT UNUSUAL Steinberg Butterscotch, Coconut, Peanut Butter Chip or CÀOOKIES' 14 oz. pkg. Our Reg. Price $1.09 Save 3Ocoui28%, Fresh Picnic Style Whole or Haif b B Fresh Ontario Pork Our Reg. Pril 98e Save 30s or 31 %/ Empire or Pioneer SLICED SIDE BACON .1 lb. pkg. Product f Canada L . l2 S heli On Frozen CARIBBEAN À SHRIMP 4.DB 2.2 Ictn.9 Everyday Low Price Fraser Vale Turbot Our Reg. Price 76e FISH & FCHIPS 10 oz. pkg. Save 10s or 16% Maryr Meles OurRe1.2e LOINNLESS Save 24 or 1% arMileef Our Reg 2c 14 SHOPLSS WIEN ERS 1 lb. pkg. 4 Save28c orl9% Sll ce Our Reg. Price $1757 Save 26c or 18% An ail Canadian Company Osand M soelnsRando Baa; tw of sos, 10an Brncil botbnof Core 0 grandchildrea a togra grndchildre d t h rs.trokanreeda tHe, OrstrwangRueralHohmes Oshebaateqin t em big ms celerahTeda St.ermtes Chsurrchtuo ey.term ent RerrdCaiong emete. y BneuaroCfninoficidoatiods In lieu oCfosdnCations Society would be appreciated. Vour loss is your zgain. Starkist Our Reg. Price 97c CHUNKC LIGHT TUNA 6 M2OZ. tin 7 Save 18cor 18% BEST BY Fresh, Shank Portion LEG' 0F pO0R K RO0ASTS p Fresh Ontario Pork Save 30c or 25% Pi cnic Style Our Reg. Price $1.08 SHOU LDERS 5- L size [SaVe 2$ (r19%0/ LB.8 4 A BEST BUY IS AN EXTRA SAVINGMADE POSSIBLE BY AN PURCHASE OR A MANUFACTURER'S TEMPORARY ALLOWANCE. YELVERTON (Int ended for last week) Mr. and Mrs., Frank Glas- bergen and family were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Case Glasbergen and family of Ajax on the occasion of the christening of their baby daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson did a spot of babysit- ting this week for each of their 3 daughters, each in their own turn. The pleasures of being grandparents! Our apologies to "Mr." Darryl Robinson for giving him a doctorate in last weeks news budget. Somehow our Mr. looked like a Dr. Sorry to have caused Darryl ail that embarassment of, turning down aIl those young ladies who wanted "physicals" for free. How awful! OBITUARIES' RONALD HICKS An employee at Duplate Canada Ltd. for 14 years, Ronald Hicks of 2 Windsor Ave., Pickering dîed suddenly at Ajax-Pickering General Hospital, Thursday, April 20, 1978. Born January 20, 1938, in Oshawa, he was a son of Mrs. Irene Hicks and, the late Robert Hicks. He was married May 2, 1959 in Pickering. A resîdent of Ajax. for the past 10 years, he formerly lived in Oshawa and Newcastle. He was a member of the UAW Local 222. He is survived by bis wife, the former Donna McLellan of Ajax, his mother, Mrs. Irene Hicks of Newcastle; two daughters, Laurie and Debbie, both at home; two sons, Ronald and Donald, both at home; two sisters, Mrs. Albert Green (Carol) of, Toronto and Mrs. Evelyn Williams of Bowmanville; two brothers, Jack of Toronto and Robert, of Oshawa. Mr. Hicks rested at. the Armstrong Funeral Home, Osbawa. Service was held ini tbe chapel Saturday at 1 p.m. Interment Erskine Cemetery, Pickering. Rev. S.J. Monipetit, Ajax Baptist Cburch,' officiated. CHRISTINE GERTRUDE JACKSON A life member of Trinity United Cburcb, U.C.W. Christine Gertrude Jackson, died in Marnwood Nursing Home, Bowmanville, on Wednesday, April l2th, 1978.î Ill for a short ime, she was in ber 86th year. Daughter of Henry and Susan (Froke) Freeman, she was born in Pokesdown, England and educated la England, On September 16th, 1944, she was married to the late Leslie C. Jackson. 1 A resident of Bowmanville for 70 years, she had previous- ly resided in England. An employee of Goodyear Canada Ltd, before ber marriage, she was a member of Trinity United Cburch. Several nieces and nephews and two sisters-in-law, moura ber passing. She was predeceased by Lwo brothers, Harry Freeman,, Bowmanvîlle and Ernie Freeman, St. Catharines. iteverend Arthur Amacher officiated at the funeral services held on Friday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home. Paîl-bearers were Messrs. Harry Gay, Ross Allia, Jack Crago, Dennis Pîckard, Glenn Freeman and Morley Flintoff. Many floral tributes from friends and relatives' were received as well as doniations to charitable organizations.; Interment Bowmaavllle CemeLery,