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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 29,1982 Fined for 13 at Miracle Food Mart Save 5.56 Assorted Varieties Canada Dry Mixers or Gingerale 24x280 mL tins ► (Canada Dry 6x300 mL btls. regular price plus .15 each deposit) | 4.99 Assorted Varieties Hostess Potato Chips 200 g bag each Save .70 Assorted Varieties Primo Pasta 900 g pkg. 'sri Save .50 each Assorted Flavours Icecream 2 litre cont. Save .20 1.99 Miracle Food Mart Deli Buns pkg. of 8 .awe 1 FROM THE DELI Regular or Diet Jumbo Pepsi Cola 1.5 litre bottle Not aviilabe in Barrie, Orillia, Georgetown, Oakville, Belleville^cr Burlington ;v each* Plus .60 deposit Regular Price $1.49 Piller's European] Salami * 'IT ' | Old Fashioned Style Fumet Brand Mssr Boneless Smoked I Pork Picnic fWi Save 4? 9 1 1 & <_. ' Whole or Shank Portion ] Smoked Cooked Ham Part Skinned | Llsave3oiSÎ! 3f 8 1 49 per lb. J Deli Sliced /' Save ,95ib. FROM THE DELI save .30 'pei too 110A99 ■ per / ■■ per ■ too g j ■■ in Shopsy's Corned Beef or Pastrami Deli Sliced I Cut from Canada Grade A Beef Bottom Round Steak Roasts X Boneless, Outside D save 2.95ib. £893?» ■ Cut from Canada Grade A Beef IfTop Round Steak Roasts Boneless, Inside Miracle's Party- Time Favourites Frontenac Egg Nog 1 litre carton Sealtest Sour Cream 500 mL cont. OFF Photofinishing C-41 Process only 12 Exposure 2.22 15 Exposure 3.33 20 Exposure 3.88 24 Exposure 4.44 36 Exposure 5.55 Miracle Food Mart Cheese Sticks 225 g pkg. Sealtest Whipping Cream 250 g cont. Maxwell House ar 2.99 1 lb. bag ■ • W With or Without Garlic or Polskle Ogorkle Æ Bick's Dill. 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Good Times - Plastic Beverage AA Glasses ,33 pkg. ol 20 • ^ ^ Syrofoam | Cups j pkg.0151 •' B9 Assorted Colours Kleenex OÛ Facial Tissue .f|5f pkg. of 200 Miracle Food Mart Fancy or Party Crackers 250 g pkg. .89 Golden Fry, Beef or Bavarian • 500 g pkgÆ Maple Leaf r l *4*4 Sausages "eb#^ Primo Cansdlan Plum Tomatoes _ #51 ,28II. oi. tin • " w | Unlco Spanish Queen | Olives 375 mL jar •' 99 Steinberg Blanched ^ lift Peanuts #.119 450 g bag WWW 'Unlco Stuffed Manzanilla A Olives 1 375 mL Jar ■ 1.49 Frozen Eviscerated dA/|A Grade B or Utility W *vU Young *,'4 Turkeys ' 1 All available sizes 09 pu lb. miracle Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Tomatoes 1 Vi lb. tray Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Green Cabbage Jumbo Size 2 /1.00 Product of U.S.A., California Navel Seedless I 12 /.99 Canada Fancy Grade Red or Golden Delicious Apples W :69 Foodmart ALL pR,CES EFFECTIVE TUES. DECEMBER 28, 1982 TO TUES. JANUARY 4, 1983 EXCEPT BAKERY ITEMS UNTIL SAT. DECEMBER 31, 1982. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Witholding Income Tax A 62-year-old Oshawa man has been found guilty of witholding taxes and fined $30,911.21 or one year in jail. flie fine represents taxes on unreported income of George Stanford, of 254 Athol St., Oshawa. He is manager of maintenance and construction with the Durham Board of Education. In a statement of facts, Revenue Canada reported that George Stanford received payments from contractors in return for services in respect to contracts with the Durham Board of Education. These payménts were made at the direction of Mr. Stanford Stanford to Muriel Gray Interiors, operated by the wife of the accused. Total payments over the four years 1977 to 1980 were $139,893.29. Revenue Canada stated that the accused did not report the payments as income. However, However, his wife did report them as income but claimed unrelated unrelated expenses against them. Mr. Stanford's salary from the Durham Board of Education Education ranged from approximately approximately $28,000 in 1977 to approximately $32,000 in 1980. He paid taxes on this amount, Revenue Canada said. The accused pleaded guilty to the charges of tax evasion and was convicted Thursday, December 16. The Stanfords provided income and expense figures, each year, to their accountant, who prepared their returns without audit or review from the information provided. Elizabethville Last Sunday, the Elizabethville Sunday school held their Christmas variety night. Those taking part were the Leggettes; the Cook family; Mrs. Gilmore; a number by the U.C.W. and the W.I.; which was a reading by myself and a duet by Mrs. Muldrew and Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Mercer played. The highlight of the program was a pageant, the Christmas story read by Mrs. Long and acted out by angels in white, trimmed with lots of tinsel, also by shepherds, shepherds, wise men, Joseph and Mary, and baby Jesus. The angel with the bright star had a large star lit up by remote control that made a very pretty picture when all were in their places and the story finished. Rev. Rutherford and little Danny attended. Rev. Rutherford was chairman. Of course Santa came and coffee and cold drinks with sweets were served at the close. Last night, Garden Hill had their concert. Shiloh also had their concert and both reported a fine time. I was sorry I was unable to attend either. On the 18th, Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson held Christmas and had Mr. and Mrs. Dekoker; Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler; Mr. and Mrs. R. Westheuser and girls; Mr. and Mrs. R. Fowler and Carrie; Mr. and Mrs. H. Staats and family; Ken Fowler; Mrs. Lewko; and K. Toms. Mr. and Mrs. Staats crfme on Friday. Mr. Sam Moore hasn't been as well and had been in hospital a few days so June wasn't able to come. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Quantrill had a turkey dinner Sunday evening at Mr. and Mrs. John Carrier's, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer had Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crombie and boys, Bowmanville; and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mercer, Fraserville on Sunday. Mrs. C. Mercer called at Sam Minnis and Mrs. Minnis', Whitby, Monday. The Peacock twins were home on Sunday. Nice to see them back in the choir. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dekoker left on Sunday for Mexico to spend the holidays. Council Will Be Represented at Problem Forum Newcastle council decided Monday it should fund representation from the Town next month to attend a forum sponsored by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing dealing with current community development problems. The Ministry has organized the conference called The New Neighbourhood to study some of the major issues impacting on communities, builders ana professionals in the fields of housing, urban development, energy management and revitalization. Scheduled to run from January 30th to February 3rd, the seminar is being sponsored sponsored in conjunction with 40 international, national and provincial agencies including the Association of Municipalities Municipalities of Ontario. Councillors agreed that the information sharing forum to be held at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto might provide benefit to the town's planning director and members of council opting to go.