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With coupon below save additional .30 €S* ",r1.19 o'/ CONNOISSEUR, ASSORTED VARIETIES -1.09 go Purrr Cat Food .59 5- | 6 oz tins .59 VC V. . LIMIT 3 tins per purchase. Valid until Ocloboi 2nd. 1982 ... (Feature price 3 lor .89 without coupon!) 71 •*> -, r - • - -v ^ », ■> ' A A OUR REGULAR PRICE !4S ALL PURPOSE Robin Hood Flour "19, 2.5 kg bag OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.15 ASS^UINWMNCLSHORTBREADmctnE^ Peek Frean Biscuits 129 Q ■ 400 g tin tie OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.15 ÏMal ^ WITH THIS COUPON § Vachon Pastrie § 129 | pkg of cj O ■ 6 ^=0 (FEATURE PRICE 1,59 WITHOUT COUf O Limit one per family purchase. S=0 Valid until Ocl. 2nd. 1982. V. 1 Ssa f|00i nr ^ ~ uuvvvuuuuuuux) c/^J YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P . Bowmanville, September 29,1982 11 Yelverton Visitors this past week with Eileen and Howard Malcolm included Eileen's aunt, Miss Betty Whittaker of Hamilton and Eileen's cousin Mrs. Sandy MacDonald, Matthew and Brian of Halifax. Miss Whittaker returned home on Saturday with Eileen and Howard who were en route to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weiden's, a former colleague of Howard's, of Paisley, Ont. of the Ontario Pork Producers for tTieir annual weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. Weiden were also observing their 40th Wedding Anniversary. Miss Lana Malcolm participated participated in CKLY's Amateur contest on Thursday evening at Lindsay Fair, winning top spot. Unfortunately for Lana she lost out on Sat. evening in the finals to last yearns champion, a teenage violin player who "fiddled" his way to the overall championship on Sat. evening and the $100. Quartz wrist watch first prize. Lana was the recipient of a 16 inch gold necklace for her efforts from Siders Jewellers in Lindsay Mall. Pleased to report that Mr. Clarence Page was released from Peterboro Civic Hospital this week and was able to return home. Clarence will continue to take therapy on his left leg which balks at too much use. Sorry that Mrs. Thora Gray is back in hospital for further treatment. Speedy recovery to them both. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Howe spent a week recently in Quebec's Laurentians where Allan attended a Convention and they also enjoyed other extra-curricular activities. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glas- bergen and David attended the wedding of Judy Kerr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kerr and her new hubby on Sat., Sept. 25th. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rowan were overnite guests this week with their daughter Elizabeth and Keith Baker and family of Islington. They also visited their son Pat in Picton later in the week. Art's sure keeping the carbon from collecting on his "Merc" this week! Mr. Mark Hurd of Yorkshire, England is currently visiting his cousin Max Buxton and the Buxton family prior to returning over 'ome following â 12 week visit in Canada. Yelverton U.C.W. meets this Thursday, Sept. 30th at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples of Orono. Last minute plans will be completed for our Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Beef dinner. Watch future Coming Events for details. On Sun. evening, Sept. 26th, Judy and Frank Russo are hosting the initial meeting of a Youth group in the teen-age group which Mr. Dennis Fransky hopes to form. Next Sunday, Oct. 3rd Mount Horeb observes its annual Anniversary in the . afternoon. Church Service will be held at Yelverton at 11.30 as per usual. On Sun., Oct. 24th, Janet- ville United Church observes its Anniversary at 10 a.m. No service at Yelverton we expect on that date. Communion and Baptism Services will be held on the charge on Sun., Oct. 17th. These dates are corrections of previously announced dates which were in error (we hope). Here at Malconia with the aid of Ryans "Cat" our backyard which formerly was the site of our large hip-roof barn and accessory buildings currently resembles the plains of Abraham - everything gone foundations buried and total area denuded of everything - flat and as bare as a baby's bum. Quite a change from its former image to be sure. In fact our 4 barn cats, excellent mousers, have no place to lay their weary heads. Anyone willing to accept a cat or two or more, please contact us at 705-277-2983. These are not house cats. The economic situation has been a major concern to almost everyone in Canada. This week we spied a wolf getting pretty close to our door here at Malconia - a real life, 4 footed wolf, that is. Hope she doesn't have a litter of pups on our doorstep, A6RI-NEWS The following are the results of the Competition at Durham Central Fair: Grand Champion Showper- son: John Snowden, Black- stock. Reserve Champion Show- person: Sharyn Barkey, Blackstock, Top Senior Dairy Show- person: John Snowden, Black- stock. Reserve Senior Dairy Show- person: Sharyn Barkey, Blackstock, Top Junior Dairy Showper- son: Elaine Barkey, Black- stock. Reserve Dairy Showperson: Valeric Sikma, Orono. Top Senior Heifer: Elaine Barkey, Blackstock. Top Intermediate Heifer: Debbie VanCamp, Black- slock, Top Junior Heifer: Anne Marie Hoogcvcen, Black- stock. Champion Lamb: Tim Davidson, Bowmanville, Reserve Champion Lamb: Robert Worden, Oshawa. Champion Fleece: Debbie VanCanm. X.