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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, TYROKE: Church News Our Advent services have been characterized by good attendance, good messages and good music. On Dec. 8, along with the white gifts, the Explorer girls presented a gif t of money they had earned selling calendars. Last Sun- day the Tyros gave their gif t during a white gif t service in which choir members took part. The fulli choir has been working hard on music for the Christmas services. As well as the regular- service on Christ- mias Sunday, there will be a joint Christm;as Eve service in Tyrone at 7:30 p.m. The Sunday Sehool present- ed their annual Christmas Joy Service on Sunday evening. The church was beaufifully decoratedt with candies, post- ers, wreaths, and boughs, al arranged under the guidance of Arlene Rowan. Narrated b y Dawn and Ellen Vaneyk, the old familiar story and a modern version unfolded before our eyes. Each class portrayed a dîffer- enit part of the story, from the small kindergarten angels through f0 the meaning of the celebration by the seniors. A special part of the service every year is the lovely Christmas music provided by Doug Dewell at the piano., Everyone enjoyed the carol singing and the fellowship hour which followed the ser- vice. Tyrone U.C.W. The Christmas meeting of the U.C.W. is fraditionally the higli point of the year. The committee in charge always seems, f0 live up to this expectation,' and this year was no excepton. The observa- tions of this meeting are humbly submiffcd in an effort f0 convey the beaufy and inspiration of the meeting, which was hield, in Tyrone Church sanctuary. A Warin glow flickered from the chubby Christmas candles f0 the holly-draped tapers and spread over the rosy poinset- fias f0 refleet on the gathering crowd of friends comfortably greeting friends, and welcom- ing visitors f0 the U.C.W. Christmas meeting. Organ prelude was played, by Mrs. Elinor Brent. "Let me comfe eagerly fo Christmas", read Mirs, Carol Southwell. Fresh and new, the powerful simple Christmas story from St. Luke Chapter 2, washed over us, beautifully spoken by Mrs. Helen Glaspell. Accompany,ý- ing herself at the orpn, Elinor Brent sang the famliar words "0 Littfle Town of Bethlehem", to an interesting- ly contralto lune. Mrs. EffÏa Stainton read "My Gifts f0 You", a refreshing nature poem. Followingthe offering Mrs. Effa Stainton lead in a most fouchîn 'g offeýrtory pray- er Ws. Çr Sothwlread a stoïyry by W..Hlendrîx,"n Remembrance of Me". It told of a Chrisfmas celebrated by soldiers in a travelling box- car, by their impromtu wor- Ship service and improvised communion, per formed fhrough scraps of memory. Mrs. Helen Glaspell described the five points of the Christ- mas stai in a Short reading, as Hîumility, Joy, Peace, 'Gui- dan ce and Love. These points were skillfully woven into the benediction. Well, chosen Christmas carols were ap- propriately interspersed throughout the devotional, of course, enabling vocal corp- orafe worship by each and everyone. Mrs. Laverne Tay- lor made a presenfation of Life Membership in~ the United Churëh Women, t0 Mrs. Edna Wood, on behalf of fiellow members, neîghbours and friends, in recognition of Edna's faifhful use of bier abilities. Mrs. Audrey Mavin fastened the significant pin on bier mother's lapel. Edna fittingly replied. Presîdent Jane Woodley opened the business meeting with poetry and prayer. The minutes were read and ap- roved,, followed by the frea- ery, pe le and animais, were enjoye , with Mr. Allin's commenfary, Mrs. Arlene Rowan fhanked Mr. and Mrs. Alin for an entertaining and informative evening. A festive buffet luncheon was, enjoyed amid visitation, Letter to the Editor Dear Friends of The Canad- ian Stafesman: In behaîf of The U.C.W. of Trinif y United Church. We would like f0, thank you for the coverage you give us in your paper. We do appreciafe if. Hope you al have a very Merry Christmas and may God bless you ail real good. Sincerely, Mrs. C. Byers Rec, Sec. You'il fndso iygoo hou0yfoodsinourstre.' YOUNGHEN r' A Ki Arn A CANADADELUXE GRAD)E "A" PIECES & STEMS SPECIAL'10OFLOZ. TIN Grade uoien aura PANTRY SHELF cf "rd A"9PCAL7ukesSECA!MUSHROOMS39 SPECML lUrk ys SPCIALI ASST'D FLAVOURS, CARB ONATED SPLCIL,! CAS E 0F 24 Tres QCo EVISCERATED' O diC COTS BEVERAGES 3.39 FROZEN EVISCERATED 10OTO 16 LB. AVG. YOUNG MENS DEEP BASTED LB. 1OTO 16 LB. YOUNG TOM CANADA Smnoke,âd IGrade "A" SPECIAL! Hams READY TO FROZEN SERVE EVISCERATED PART SKINNED 991 Rq &Nn iMO3 R SHANK HALF Ed Miorgan,. Store Maiager 2900 Elles mere Rick Portelance, Meat Deparf ment It's nice to know that you can depend upon Dominion for almost everything you'l need for the holiday. And that's because we make a point of seeing to it that our stores are well-stocked. From meats t'O milk,' breads, butter, sugar, frozen foods, health and beauty aids. You'1l find a variety of products in convenient sizes. 0f course, no matter what you buy or how much you spend, you can be assured of our quality. Quality and variety. Two more reasons why more Canadians shop Dominion than anyother food store. PARTY TYME S>( X!16 FL. DZ. BTL INSTANT 5OZ. PKG OR LIOUIDc COCKTAIL MIXES 8 E.M Dm Sminuth Garden Cocktail SPECIAL VEG ETAB LE JUICE ORANGE PEKOE 8 Z5CG. F6 RED ROSE TEA BAGS 1.09_ DEL MONTE SPEC[L! 14 FL OZ.TI N TROPICAL 39 FRUIT SALAD DRY ROAST 12.DZ. JAR PLANTERS PEANUTS 1.0 McLARENS 8 OZ. PKG. POULTRY STUFFING 57C CLUB HOUSE POU LTRY SEASONING B.C. EXTRA FANCY GRi RED DELICLOUS APLESlý FLORIDA GROWN FRESH SPCA!LB. PORK SHOULDER ROAST 68c FRESH SIILLB. PORK BUiT ROAST 84C BITTNER'S, ýTASTY-TEMPTING "LB. POLISH SAUSAGE 1.77 ADE JAGDWURST SAUSAGE 730 2LB. E1S6SICDO Z PKG. BITTNERS, SKINLESS 1 ZPG WIENERS 89C LARG E SIZE LOUISIANNA GROWN 1 MAKE DOMINION YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS FLOWERS Choose from the large selection of POINSETTIAS, MUMS AND MIXED PANS, ALL ATTRACTIVELY PRICED BE SURE TO CHECK OUR WIDE SELECTION 0F HOLIDAY FANCY FRUIT OCEAN SPRAY 40FL. DZ.BTL. CRANBERRY COCKTAIL 98 C MORNING SUNSHNE SPLCIAL,! 64 FL OZ. BTL UNSWEETENEEIS FROM CONCENTRATE c ORANGE JUICE8* Rmchello Scone Rolis SPECIAL! PKG. 0F 12 BLACK DIAMOND 32 DZ. PKG. SINGLE THINS, PROCESS CHEESE SLICES 23 RICH'SS FROZEN SL X!16 FL. DZ;CONT COFFEE RICH 25C BIRDSEYE, FROZEN 12ýL. DZ. CONT. CD NOE NT RATED AWAKE ORANGE DRINK 49C 875OZ-TIN HEINZCONDENSED 340 TOMATO SOUP MARGE LEAF OR SwIls, SLiCED) BOLOGNA S WIFT S OR MAPLE LEAF'SLICED COOKED HAM SWIFTS PREMIUMOR LAZY MAPLE RINDLESS BREAKFAST BACON MAPLE LEAF SKINLESS WIENERS "When you shop Dominion, Cyou, know younot only get a great choice of products, but c quaility as well." WHOLE BEAN NP-LU!i LB. BAG, COFFEE, 9 STDUFFERSFRDZEN SL'U!12DOZ.PKG. SPINACH SDUFFLE OR MACARONI & CHEESE 59c YOR K, FANCY FROZEN SPE(LXL 32 DZ. PKG. PEAS & CARROTS 790 10 FL OZ TI N 18 INJCH, ALUMINUM 25 FT.ý ROLL 200 ALCZANFOIL WRAP 98 1160OZ PKG. 60OZ. PKG. AR4c ULB. SPECIAL! MAPLE LEAF OR SWIFT S, [DEAL FOR LB. PATTIES OR STUFFINO SAUSAGE MEAT 590ý GOLDEN SKILLET, LB. EASY TO PREPARE CHICKEN CUTLETS 880 MAPLE LEAF, MAC & CHEESE, CHIOKEN, 8 OZ.,PKG. DUTCH, OLIVE & PIMENTO, OR PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF COOKED MEATS 44 SWIFTS, LAZY MAPLE BRAND 1 LB PKG. PORK SAUSAGE 99C SWIFT'S, OVEN ROASTING LB. CORNED BEEF 16 DELUXE TURKEYS, GRADE "A" GEESE AND DUCI MAPLE LEAF BUTTER1 TURKEYS, FESTIVE STYLE HAMS, BONELESS REA SERVE HAMS, CORNISH AND ROASTING CHICI 1 LB. PKG. SHOPSY s .4-4POTATO SALAD 1 LB. PKG. 80AIIen's Fruit Drinks SPECIA! m ASST'D FLAVOURSj 48 FL. OZ. TIN- 3 TUFFYS 7 OZ. PKG. NUTS & BOLTS 690- CLUB HOUSE SPFCKAL! 6 FL. OZ .JAR COCKTAIL OLIVES 25c KELLOGG'S FROZEN 11 OZ. PKG, EGGO WAFFLES 63C AUSTRAL CHOICE 28 FL.DZ. TIN BARTLE1T PEAR HALVES 730% RICHMELLO 20OZ. PIE MINCE PIE 99C COROATIO SPEIAL!24 FL. OZ. CORONTION SPEIJAR BABY DILL C9 PICKLES, LONGGRAIN &WILD 60W PKG. Uncle Ben's Rice 8d%50c CR OSSE & BLACKWELL 9 FL. OL-jAR SEA FOOD SAUCE 6 1- USE SEO it's a matter of lite and breath, VALUES EVVECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TIME TUESDAY, DEC. 24, 1974 IN BOWMANVILLE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITI ES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LIMITED. Christmas Week Store Hours ae(!isn't KS BASTED Ajolly lice wayllto saIy Mierry christmals. Christmas is for giving. And what nicer gift is there than quality foods from Dominion'? So easy to give too. With Dominion G ifi Certificates in $5 or $10 denominations. Just ask your friendly Dominion store manager about Dominion Gift Certificates. Gm CertificateS. SOFT COLOURED SPF(XLU! 1 LB CONT IMPERIAL MARGARINE 79 CAK<E &PAS'TPY 7WB'3 MONARCHFLOUR 1.2 4 HENS KENS a l e 24Z CONT. Imok e J ar 74c ~ f~T SPECIAL! S24OZ. TIN2 I PLAIN OR RIPPLE ODU HUMPTY DUMPTYOZDU POTATO CHIPS 11 SUNPRIDE 10 FL. OZ TIN MANDARI 1N ORANGES 280 BREAD'N BUTTER 48 FL. OZ JAR McLAR ENS PICKLES 13 BAGGIES, PLASTIC PKG 0F 100 SANDWICH BAGS89 QUART SIZE, FOOD STORAGE PKG OF 25 PLASTIC ZIPLOC BAGS55 LIQUID 2'x32 FL.DZ CONTý TWIN PACK.4 SUNLIGHT DETERGENT 1.4 FOR UPSET STOMACHS BTL 0F7 25 ALKA SELTZER 67C LIME OR REDWOOD 4 FL. OZ. BTL. AFTER SHAVE LOTION AQUA VELVA 10 STICK 275 OZý CONT. BRUT 33 DEODORANT 1.4 MR.BUBBLE 32 FL. OZ. CONT. BUBBLE BATH BANK 1.89 INJECTOR BLADES PKG 0F5 SCHICK Il.0 foo smre. mon. - 9 -9 THURSDAY - CLOSED Tues.-9-6 Fr.- 9-9C o p r .A D o i i n y u g tq ai y f o s r a e ci nv l , WEDNESDAY - CLOSED Sat. - 8:30 -6 "CmaeAtDmnoyoocqatyfosgrtslcinvu, and friendly,, helpful service."