• GOVT INSPECTED • CANADA CHOICE OR CANADA GOOD CHUCK or ROUND BONE POT CROSS RIB ROAST.69^ PRIME RIB ROAST Canada Good Ib. • BONELESS 'VSr ROAST or GROUND BEEF • Govt. Inspected • Canada Choice Canada Good lb. SSt 3 Govt. Inspected • Fresh lb. ^ i P T ^ lbs. • Govt. Inspected • "Wiltshire" • FRESH FROSTED SAUSAGE • Govt. Inspected SLICED SIDE BACON 59^ I. pt, 85( COD FliiETS »> 39^ • FRASER RIVER FRESH 1 Ib. pkg. m SMELTS Ib. SOFT DRINKS and MIXERS WHITE POTATO CHIPS SUPER-VALU 9 oz. Pkg. CHEEZIES Reg. 59c Pkg. ROCK - TEN FLAVORS No Deposit No Returns 49< COCKTAIL MIXESE? J.29 49< CHIP DIP NUTS & BOLTS ..45< FLINGS CHRISTIES • Swiss Cheese 51/4 oz. • Cheddar Cheese 4% oz. • Zippy Corn 4% oz RIPE OLIVESB'"?' 3,J.00 PARTY CRACKERS- T^I.37< PARTY SNACKERS-^T^ 29< POPPING CORNf£ " . .21^ FRESH PACK or POLSKIE - SUPER-VALU CUCUMBER CHIPS SUPER-VALU 16 oz. Jar m MIXED NUTSir r55< 29^ CHEESE CANNED POP.Tr 10 r.99< CHEERIOS ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE: Thurs., Fri. and Sat., Nov. 24th, 25th and 26th at all SUPER-VALU Stores 28 oz. KRAFT • Dill Pickle • Garlic • Herb Spice • Onion • Roka STICKS - KRAFT • Brick 'Carraway • Muenster • Mozzerella 8 oz. Pkg. MAKE YOUR OWN PARTY SNACK B U Y B E T T E R - S A V E M O R E ! '101/2 OZ.| Pk?. We reserve <strong>the</strong> right to limit quantities THE QUESNEL CARmOO OBSERVER - THURSDAY. Nr>VP-A>mi.o 24 1966 SUPER-VALU STORES ARE 100% B.C. OWNED AND OPERATED
1 2 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1966 - THE QUESNEL CARmOO OBSERVER LYNE-WOYTKIW mmm INTEDE&T PhottB Suftt^ Lipniikl •# 992-2121 Cwlkoo Oksorvor —^ Newlyweds Move To Nelson, B.C. Yellow and white 'mums decorated St. Ann's Catholic Church on November 12, as Fa<strong>the</strong>r John Sheffield united Margaret Lyne and Albert Woytkiw of <strong>Quesnel</strong>, in a morning ceremony. Margaret is <strong>the</strong> daughter of Mrs. Anna Lyne of<strong>Quesnel</strong>,and Albert is <strong>the</strong> son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Woytkiw of Benito, Manitoba. Leo Corbiel, friend of <strong>the</strong> family, gave <strong>the</strong> bride away. Church music was supplied by Mrs. J. Girvin. The bride dressed in blue satin, topped with lace, carried a bouquet of yellow roses and white carnations. Her blue veil was ga<strong>the</strong>red at <strong>the</strong> top with blue flowers and she wore matching blue shoes. Matron of honor was Mrs. Irene Annis, sister of <strong>the</strong> bride, who appeared in a yellow satin dress, with a yellow veil and yellow flowers. She carried bronze 'mums for her bouquet. Metro Woytkiw, bro<strong>the</strong>r of <strong>the</strong> groom, was Best Man. Ushers were Pat Morgan and Jerry J. Lyne. A reception for 150 guests was held at <strong>the</strong> Elk's Hall in <strong>the</strong> evening. Blue and white streamers and paper flowers decorated <strong>the</strong> room. Vases of yellow and white 'mums were scattered for extra decor. Gordon Hansen of <strong>Quesnel</strong> was <strong>the</strong> Toastmaster. Mrs. Betty Dressier, sang three selections to honor <strong>the</strong> newlyweds. The bride worked at <strong>the</strong> Post Office in <strong>Quesnel</strong> and <strong>the</strong> groom is an operator for Sullivan C reek Forest Products. The new couple chose Nelson, B.C. for <strong>the</strong>ir future residence. Out-of-town guests at <strong>the</strong> reception were Jim Barbano, uncle of <strong>the</strong> bride, from Crescent Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, sister and bro<strong>the</strong>r-in-law of <strong>the</strong> groom, and <strong>the</strong>ir daughter Gail, from Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. George Giesbrecht of Prince George and Lois Annis, from Victoria. Women'sClub Elect Slate of Officers The <strong>Quesnel</strong> Business and Professional Women's Club held a dinner meeting Thursday Nov. 17 at <strong>the</strong> Billy Barker Inn. Purpose of <strong>the</strong> meeting was to reorganize with Mrs. Es<strong>the</strong>r McKenzie, B.C., organizer of BPWC from Dawson Creek. Elected officers for 1966-67 are Mrs. Helen Stevens President; Mrs. Marliss Perry, 1st Vice-president; Mrs. Mc- Glashen 2nd Vice- president; Recording secretary, Mrs. Connie Sales; corresponding secretary Mrs. Joan Huxley, Treasurer Mrs. Muriel Lebland. Publicity Mrs. Vesta Kitchener, membership chairman Mrs. Marliss Perry, Program chairman Mrs. Iris Madsen, Emblem chairman Mrs. Margaret Edgar. Guest speaker was Mrs. Grayce McCarthy, MLA for Little Mountain riding in Vancouver , who gave a talk on world and public affairs for women. Those interested in joining <strong>the</strong> club, which gives an opportunity to make better use of our talents, should contact Marliss Perry at 992-6225 in <strong>the</strong> evening, or Vesta Kitchener at 992-2731 during <strong>the</strong> day or 992-5965 in <strong>the</strong> evenings. Next dinner meeting will be Thursday Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m. at <strong>the</strong> Billy Barker Inn, when officers will be initiated. Guest speaker will be Mrs. J. Lamb, provincial first vice president of Prince George. BIRTHS BLOMQUIST — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blomquist of Fraser Lake, B.C.,boy, 6 pounds, 9 ounces, on November 22. SMITH—Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of <strong>Quesnel</strong>, boy, 6 pounds, 4 ounces, on November 21. YOUNG — Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Young of <strong>Quesnel</strong>, boy, 8 pounds, 12 ounces, on November 18. Home Photography - Home Photography E o o4 o o a. E o ro o o v E o Have your child's picture taken with Santa Claus Gerry lunn Freelance Photographer at STEDMAN'S 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. SATURDAY, NOV. 26 One 5" X r only 95c Call Now ! ! - To have your family photographs taken for Christmas. Home Photography - Home Photography o 3 at o B o a MR. AND MRS. A. WOYTKIW THIS FINE SWIVEL ROCKER AT MARSHALL WELLS Every Purchase Over $3.00 Is An Entry Draw takes place Dec. 24. 20-Piece "Mexicono" IRONSTONE BREAKFAST SET FREE ig£2!!^ ^ 1 M Wifh this ZENITH Portable Dishwosher The most wonderful gift any family could give mo<strong>the</strong>r. The Zenith feotures single all-cycle control, removable lint-n-load rock, famiiy-size capacity. 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It also had lily point satin sleeves, in which pearls outlined <strong>the</strong> front of <strong>the</strong> neck line. The full length skirt had roses sewn around it and satin red roses made up <strong>the</strong> bride's bouquet. For her heirloom, <strong>the</strong> bride wore a tear drop pearl necklace, a gift from her grandmo<strong>the</strong>r. Lorraine Aspin, was maid of honor. She wore a blue dress with a lace front. Bridesmaid Judy Lust was dressed In pink with a lace front. She carried matching white satin roses with pink ribbons. Her headdress was of pink and blue flowers with a net veil. I standard Oil Company, Dept. 128, SPECIAL I 833 Marine Building, Vancouver 1, B.C. INTRODUCTORY I OFFER! 1 / would Uke to take advantage of your special offer. Please have m your representative contact me. I NAME • FIRM Z ADDRESS • CITY/TOWN PROV J 106 MARSHALL WELLS FREE!! OUR GIFT TO YOU when you open a family purchase plan of $25.00 or over. This attractive 6 pee. ''Wayne STEAK KNIFE SET in simulated woodgrain handles is waiting for you. OPEN YOUR FAMILY PURCHASE PLAN TODAY AND RECEIVE THIS SMART CIFT YOUR CHOICE Colleen Wallace and Lorie McBean were flower girls. Colleen wore a pink nylon dress with an apple blossom flower basket with matching pink streamers, and a white flowered hat. Lorie was dressed in blue nylon, with apple blossom flower basket, blue matching streamers and also a white flowered hat. Best men were Malcome Gagnon and Bob Lust. The two ushers were, Tom Holland and Ken Leveille of <strong>Quesnel</strong>. A reception followed <strong>the</strong> ceremony at Six Mile Hall, which was decorated with pink and white streamers and bel^s. Toastmaster was Mr. Sam Morosoff. The bride chose a beige suit with a corsage of beige and red roses. The new couple will reside in <strong>Quesnel</strong>. 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