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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 5, 1979 il - Nlewtonville jI Our Reg. Price $1.98 Best Quality Canada Grade A Beef FULL BEEF HIP 75 lb. avg. size Save 30Ç IL BES" Contains full round steak, rump roast, sirloin tip, boneless stew beef, ground beef, etc. T BUY Contains blado rot, short riS roast, cross riS rosatsIan tadn i e boneisas stewng besf, ground bast, etc. (75 lb. a. welght) OUr Reg. Price $1 .54 Crontns sef tc. 5l . a v Best Quality Oalt Canada Grade A Beef4 Canada Grade A BEEF FULL CHUCKS' LB. li BEEF RIB Save 26Ç lb. BEST BUY Save 30Ç Frozen by the box CHICKEN LEGS 5 IL boxes Cut to your Needs Fresh Ontario Pork LEG 0F PORK 18 IL avg. size Save 30Ç IL Condensed AYLMER TOMATO SOUP 10 fl.oz. fin SINGLES 1 lb. pkg. or 20Ç; each BEST BUY e Our Reg. Price W8 IL Product of U.S.A. RED GRAPES BEST BUY~ No. 1 Grade ONTARIO GROWN38 HEAD LETTUCE Eaca ;~BET BUY Fancy Grade, Ontario Grown EARLY McINTOSH l2 APPLES BS U 3 lb. bag BS U Product of U.S.A. THOMPSON L SEEDL-ESS GRAPES BEST BUY No. 1 Grade, ONTARIO GROWN8 NEW POTATOES 0 ET U 10 lb. bag VV-, BS U Ontario Grown A~ GREEN ONIONS ORI~ BUNCH RADISH > c*r .,I BEST BUY iwar o omfras c ~t5oO~ Our Reg. Price 58Ç; No. 1 Grade ONTARIO GROWN YELL.OW ONIONS OR CARROTS 2 IL.bag or 35% BEST BUY Product of U.S.A. Canada Fancy Grade BARTLETTLB. 480 PEARS BEST BUY No. 1 Grade ONARO RON 2.48 PRUNE PLUMS quart basket gv ET U No. 1 Grade ONTARIO, GROWN GREChBA nc')'ESTBUY No. 1 Grade ONTARIO GROWN CELEY STLKS480 large size '> ET BUY 111$198I BEST BUY ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 5 fo SEPT. 11, 1979 IN BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E. - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIES. Our Reg. Prîce $1.88 Ground Fresh Hourly REGULAR GROUND BEEFLBI 10 lb. unitsLB1 8 Save 701; lb. BEST- BUY Cut to Vour needs Our Reg. Price $1.88 ONTARIO PORK LOIN Li.5 12 IL avg. size LI 5 Save 30Ç lb. BEST BUY Vanilla or Neopolitan FRONTENAC ICE CREAM EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Our Reg. Price $6.39 Regular or Diet SEVEN-UP 24x 10 f Loz. tins Save $2:40 or 37 % BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $12 Assorted Varieties LANCIA PASTA19 2 IL pkg.79 Save 43Ç or 35 % BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $6.69 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE g i Sa ve90Çor13 % BEST BUY Plain Our Reg. Price 99Ç; BRAVO SPAGHETTI SAUCE 8 0 28 fi. oz. tin 8 Save 10Çor 10% BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $2.28 Ground Fresh Hourly .MEDIUM GROUND BEEF le 10 lb. units LBl 16 Save 60Ç lb. BEST BUY Our Reg. Price 881 lb. Convenient Frozen COOKED FISH CAKES10 SoId in 10 lb. ctn. LB-7 Save 1811 lb. Our Reg. Price 98Ç; Oven Ready Ideal for BRO GRAE FRESH CHICKENS Mî 2-3 Lsize LB. 9 Save 39Ç lb. Limiit 3 per Family BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $1.08 Oven Ready GRADE A FRESH LARGE CHIOKENSo 31/241/2 lba. size LB.6 Save 39Ç lb. BEST BUY qur Reg. Price $1.18 Oven Ready Grade A FRESH EXTRAA LARGE CHICKENS 9 over 5 lb. size LB.9 8 Save-2OÇ lb. BEST BUY Our Reg. Price 94Ç; Oven Ready Frozen Utility-Gradeo 3 IL avg. size L. 7 Save 37Ç lb. BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $1.38 Fresh Ontario Pork LEG 0F PORK ROAST o Shank Portion B. Save 50Ç lb. BEST BUY *Weight lossain cutting, boning and trimming will increase the net cost per pound of take home useable meat. Prom Best Ouality Canada Grade A-1, A-2, or A-3, Beef A-n allÙ Canadian C"ompany Our Reg. Price $1 .44 Best Ouality Canada Grade A Beef FULL FRONT BEEF QUARTER 135 lb. avg. size LB.M Save 26Ç lb. BEST BUY Contains blade roast, short nib roast, cross nib roasi, standing rib roasts and steaks, stewing beef, ground beef, etc. The donations in aid of "The Boat People", from this community, including three centers - "Church, Sale Barn, and General Store", amount- ed to a total of $200.00. This was fonwarded, today (Monday), by Rev. Tizzard and Mrs. Bea Jones. Our Reg. Price-$2.04 Best Quality Canada Grade A Beef FULL H IND BEEF QUARTER 130 IL avg. size LB.13M1 Save 28Ç lb. BEST BUY Contains sirloin steaks, porterhouse steaks, T-Bone steaks, rump roast, round steaks sirloin tip, ground beef, stewing beef, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen spent the weekend in the Kingston area, a week or so ago, visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. Compton, and other friends, enjoying boat rides, etc., and calling it a "Second Honeymoon"! Dr. W. F. Riding, of Granville Presbyterian Church, Chicago, a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher, visited them, last week. He had been holidaying, here, in Canada, with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Saywell, and family, at their cottage, at Caesarea through the months of July, and August. Tuesdayvisitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkie were Mr. and Mrs. Pat McDonald, Chad, Jamie, and Greg, of Janetville. Mrs. Bea Jones and Mrs. Frances Henderson had dinner at the Port Hope Legion Hall, on Thursday. Mrs. Louise Jose, of Newcastle, and Mrs. Violet Gilmer were Thursday even- ing visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher. Mrs. F.* Compton, and Jamie, of Perth Roàd were visitors here last week with Mrs. W. Boughen, also calling to see Mrs. Mary Vinkie and Mrs. Mary Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott were in Toronto last week, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herb Soules, also Mr. and Mrs. Wray Soules in Bala. Visitors the past week, with Mrs. V. Gilmer included Rev. and Mrs. R. C. White, of Oshawa, Mrs. Lena Clysdale, Mrs. Bea Jones, Mr. A. Ton, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Murphy, of Orono, Mr. Phil Gilmer and Blaine,, Mrs. Janet Paedeni, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmer, of Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Len Palen, of Morgan's Corners were visitors iast week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher. There were eight tables in play at the card party in Commnunity Hall fast Friday evening with the following winners: 50-50 Draw - Richard Weirmeir, High Lady - Mrs. Amy Milligan, High Man - Bill Morley, Draws - Ladies - Mrs. Fred Yeo, Mrs. Louise Jose, men - Reg. Elliott, B. Cryder- man. Friday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer, and family, were Mrs. Lena Clysdale and Mrs., Violet Gilmer helping celebrate son Blaine's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stapleton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell and Jeff, were, supper guests Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen, an enjoyable outside affair! Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jones and Mrs.- V. Gilmner enjoyed an evening of bridge Saturday with Mrs. Bea Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer and family accompanied. by Rosalie Facco, spent the holiday weekend at their Chemong cottage. Mary and Melville Jones were the Greeters at our church door Sunday morning when the theme of Rev. Tizzard's sermon was "To Labor For the Kingdom". Mrs. Marlene Stacey sang an enjoyable solo, "Life's Rail- way To Heaven." Sunday School will resume, here, next Sunday Sept. 9th. Mr.,and.Mrs. Bill Kimbal and Vîcki returned home last Saturday evening from their enjoyable holiday trip to Western Canada. Mr. and Mns. Fred Hender- son spent the past weekend at the Trailer Park at Lake Chemong. Mrs. Leone Lane was a supper guest Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Brown, daughter Cindy and friend Chris Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott visited Mr. and Mrs. Oriol Edgerton in Bowmanville Sunday and went out for supper later. Sunday supper'guests with Save 40Ç IL or 40% Product of South Africa OUTSPAN ORANGES A ETBUY IS AN EXTRA SAVING lB E S TMADE POSSIBLE YAUNSL BUY- PRCHASEORBY AN UNCURSUA B UYRAR ALWNE WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS INCLUDING COMPETITORS'! mz 07. 4P5 Ch eeck o'ut for, lessi,