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1 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 27,1983 Section Two YELVERTON So, what else is new, or more specifically news -- another Yelverton column is "for the birds!" On Father's Day we were presented presented by our daughter with, of all things, a hummingbird hummingbird feeder. We accepted accepted the gift with feigned pleasure and no doubt a quizzical look on our uninspiring uninspiring countenance. What, sez you, is a hummingbird feeder? It is a plastic container container that fits over a plastic bowl in which are several small holes and which is filled with a sweet flavored nectar calculated to attract hummingbirds. To admit that we were slightly skeptical skeptical would be a gross understatement. understatement. Not so! Today we were pleasantly surprised to see a cute little "ruby throat" availing him or herself herself of this fountain of youth and returning over and over again for refills. In fact it already already needs replenishing. Last weekend while travelling along the 401 east of London, Ont. we were surprised to see a mother wild duck sitting on the side of the road in the median between the two three lane highways. As the car in front passed, she jumped or flew up and underneath a whole flock of baby ducklings ducklings sprawled hither and thither. Wonder if they survived survived their trip to safety across the highway? Hope so. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm, Malcolm, Mrs. Terry Malcolm, Jeremy and Jason have returned returned home from an interesting interesting time in Calgary and vicinity the past week or so. Howard and Eileen attended the semi-annual Canadian Pork Congress as well as other events. Brenda and children visited visited her brother Stephen and his wife spent some time with her bridesmaid of a few years ago and her family family and visited Banff, Columbia Columbia Ice Fields, etc. Ralph and Linda Pfoh have been entertaining Ralph's father Gabriel Pfoh for the past couple of weeks from Salmon Arms B.C. He returned home on Sunday morning. Those attending last week's Sunday service at Yelverton report an interesting interesting service with Mrs. Hazel Gray reporting on her attendance at the Bay of Quinte Conference several weeks ago and Mrs. Janet Spenceley providing a verbal verbal travelogue of the Spenceley's recent trip to Israel. Mr. Harvey Malcolm spent a few days }ast week at Geneva Park attending a U.C.O. Board Meeting and a Joint Workshop of U.C.O. and Gay-Lea Boards. The Balfour Moores were scheduled to host the annual annual Moore -clan picnic on Sunday. No details as yet. Malconia inmates spent a pleasant, if busy, weekend just past. On Friday evening it was our pleasure to attend attend a "Fish-Fry" held at the Piçton U.C.O. Branch held in conjunction with their Annual Member Appreciation Appreciation night. It was a culinary experience we had never indulged in previously previously and it was tasty. Several Several varieties of fish deep fried--agourmet's delight. On Saturday it was Corrie and your Scribe's pleasure to attend the Van Camp -- Ford wedding in Meaford United Church. The bride and her bridesmaids were beautifully attired and the groom and his escorts were handsome in similar suits. The wedding was postponed postponed about one-half hour because the dopy photographer photographer was late in arriving. arriving. In.the meantime, those wrinkles in our shorts acquired acquired vast new dimensions as we sat an hour in the muggy heat. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ford in Meaford. This was followed by a sumptuous wedding dinner and dance in the Meaford Community Centre auditorium. auditorium. Hearty congratulations congratulations are extended to Janet and Dale Van Camp as they embark on their , marital journey. Marti and Jane Malcolm were present at the wedding wedding of Miss Jackie Hanna and Mr. Chris Evans in Scarborough Scarborough on Saturday afternoon. afternoon. Jane was a bridesmaid bridesmaid on this happy occasion. occasion. Best wishes are likewise extended to Jackie and Chris for a happy marriage. marriage. Pioneer Day at Century Village Sunday, July 31 Otonabee Pioneer Day K Pionéer contests for everyone, everyone, craft demonstrations and a giant corn roast will be the special features on Sunday, July 31st at Century Village, Lang, a living museum village of the last century on the banks of the Indian River near Peterborough, Ontario. Contests of log rolling and- water jousting will be held on the Indian River, and on land there will be races for everyone, a greasy pole, a log sawing, ^.fish barrel, rolling pin throwing, nail driving, bagetelle and much more! There is lots to see and do and prizes to win! Throughout Century Village there will be pioneer demonstrations, and free horse and wagon rides for all. Newly picked com will be boiled in the great iron pot and refreshments will be served in the Keene Hotel including cool drinks and freshly baked bread. This is truly a happy and exciting day for everyone if all ages. Come early - stay late, it's all happening from 1 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, July 31st. Admission is only $1.50 for adults, $1.25 for seniors and 50 cents for children. Century Village is 10 miles south-east of Peterborough and 2 miles north of Keene at Lang (watch for blue & gold museum signs on No. 7 highway). For further information information please phone: Dr. Margaret MacKelvie, Curator (705) 295-6694 or 295-6256. SPECIAL ALL TV I SERVICE I CALLS WITH I THIS AD ONI V FALCON TV 426 Simcoe St. S. 723-0011 Guarantee on all parts and service CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE Garbage Collection - Bowmanville Statutory Holiday, August 1,1983 Within the Municipal Collection Area of Bowmanville, there will be no Garbage Collection on Monday, August 1,1983. Services usually performed ona Monday will be undertaken on the following day, Tuesday, August 2,1983. All refuse for collection must be placed at curbside by 7:00 a.m., on the day of collection. R.G, Dupuis, P. Eng., Director of Public Works, Town of Newcastle, HAMPTON, Ontario. LOB 1 JO July 27,1983. BAKED GOODS! MARVEL, SLICED White Bread 675 g LOAF §.49 OUR REGULAR PRICE .79 (made with 100 % pure vegetable shortening) JANE PARKER, PLAIN, SUGAR, CINNAMON Cake Donuts MARVEL, HAMBURGER BUNS OR Wiener Rolls JANE PARKER Angel Cake JANE PARKER, RHUBARB-APPLE OR Lemon Pie pkgol a 1.09 .99 SAVE .90/kg .41 , b PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, RIPE, JUICY Sweet Nectarines OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.18/kg-.99 lb 1.287.58 pkgof 12 390 g 1 OQ cake I .4*0 624 g 1 OQ size I . CANADA NO. 1 GRADE PROD. OF ONTARIO OR U.S.A. Corn-0n-The-Cob 10 FROZEN FOODS! I/I 99 PROD. OF U.S.A. SWEET RIPE, LARGE SIZE Watermelons 2.99 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, SWEET, JUICY, SIZE 138'S ' Valencia Oranges each ■10 each McCAIN, FROZEN, CONC. Orange Juice OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.39 12.5 FLOZTIN ® nn FROZEN, CRISPY CRUST PEPPERON110" OR 5" SIZES, DEEP CRU! Totino's Pizza 350 g pkg £.49 FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, FRUIT BEVERAGE ^ _ Five Alive ! ï"1.19 SUNS0UEEZE, FROZEN, CLEAR OR PINK ^ Lemonade 3 12.5 (I oz tins MRS. SMITH'S, FROZEN, CHOCOLATE OR COCONU Cream Pies pk 7 g 9 FROZEN, BOIL ' N BAG, ASST VAR Green Giant vegetables FROZEN' Cod Fillets HIGH LINER, FROZEN Boston Blue Fillets BLUE WATER, FROZEN Fish Sticks 1.00 1.89 CANADA FANCY, PROD. OF ONTARIO, CRISP - __ McIntosh Apples 2f;1" PROD. OF ONTARIO ' Bean Sprouts 11? /2J 00 CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PROD. OF CALIFORNIA^ .. „ „ Seedless Grapes 3??/1?? Granny Smith Apples 21?/s98 PROD. OF FLORIDA Juicy Limes PROD. OF U.S.A., SWEET; RIPE Juicy Mangos CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PROD. OF CALIFORNIA Plums 10/.99 .79 each i 2' 8 /:99 Cm /kg CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PROD. OF CALIFORNIA --_ Bartlett Pears 21?/'- b 99 PROD. OF ONTARIO _ Romaine Lettuce e a= h .59 CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PROD. OF U.S.A. , __ Peaches 2 1 .?/'s98 PROD. OF ONTARIO Zucchini Squash 1ï?/t49 PROD. OF ONTARIO Green Onions 3 I 00 wbunches I PROD. OF NEW ZEALAND Fresh Kiwi Fruit CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PROD. OF U.S.A. Tomatoes PROD. OF ONTARIO Fresh Spinach PROD. OF ONTARIO Endive or Escarole PROD. OF CALIFORNIA Mini Snack Raisins FULL LUSH PLANT HANGING BASKET Boston Fern 2/.99 1.5 lb 199 tray I 10 oz Pkg .98 2/ .99 7(71.09 028 /| 49 U /kg / I lb Si.69 7? 1.99 2 litre ctn .89 ""*1.19 1.09 ctn 500 mL ctn SAVE .80 SILVER LABEL, ASST FLAVOURS CREME DELA CREME Silverwood Ice Cream 099 ctn OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.79 SILVERWOOD OR BEATRICE Lemonade SILVERWOOD, REGULAR Cottage Cheese SILVERWOOD, OUR REG PRICE 1.73-SAVE .64 Sour Cream SILVERWOOD, CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA, FROZEN Æ Chipwich Tl.89 SET STYLE, ASST FLAVOURS 175 g TUB Silverwood Yogourt OUR REGULAR PRICE ,79^ F EACH A&P, GRAPE OR LEMONADE FLAVOURS Sunmix Crystals A&P, REGULAR OR MINIATURE Marshmallows A&P, ASST FLAVOURS poly pkg of 3 QQ 90 g envs i«I3 250 g CO pkg eD«# Jelly Powders 3 Si 1.00 FLAKED, WHITE ^ Island Queen Tuna .99 NACH0 TA0UIT0S OR H0STIT0S OR ZESTY CHEESE Hostess Tortillas SUGAR FREE, ASST FLAVOURS Kool-Aid NEILSON, REGULAR Iced Tea Mix PREPARED Heinz Mustard pkg of 24 149 Vi oz pkgs I 8 inch C99 pot U Si.19 59 1.49 Pkg 750 g cont 2.49 f .89 i/I 69 SLICED, CRUSHED, DESSERT BITS Del Monte Pineapple COFFEE SUBSTITUTE Sip 'N Savour KELLOGG'S, HONEY NUT Corn Flakes 14 fl 02 tin .79 10 oz far 3.79 525 g O KQ pkg beWV SAVE .64 PROCESS CHEESE SLICES Kraft Singles 500 g pkg of 24 slices OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.63 BREAD & BUTTER OR KOSHER DILLS Heinz Pickles OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.69 LS 500 mL JAR «jfc QO u ww ASSORTED COLOURS Viva Towels OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.69 SAVE .70 ■ PLASTIC WRAP Stretch 'N Seal KLEENEX Boutique Napkins 30 m roll pkg of 150 pkg. of 2 rolls .99 1.99 2.39 SAVE .76 ASSORTED FLAVOURS Silverwood Popsicles 049 pkg of OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.25 SAVE .46 ASST VARIETIES Rick's Relishes 89 ■ WW "J," OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.35 (Cubits 1 litre |ar 2.19-0urreq price 2.39-Save .201 SAVE 1.11 PARTLY SKIMMED 2% Milk 188 4 litri OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.99 SAVE .30 ROYALE, ASST COLOURS Bathroom Tissue 159 ■ pkg of 4 ■ rolls OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.89