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Canada No. 1 Grade Sweet Cantalopes Size W 3 Product of Ontario ~ Canada No. 1 Grade Greenhouse Seedless Cucumbers Large Size^^JEV e # ww Shopsy's Extra Lean Cooked Ham Dell Sliced ;552« Famous for Quality Schneiders Deli Deli Sliced Cold Cuts Selected Varieties Chicago "58" A Corned Beef H or 1 Pastrami Deli Sliced IIP -gg Clearview Farms A White 1 Turkey Roast Deli Sliced Famous for Qualify 1" C99 3 k- Canadian Cheddar Cheese Mild • Medium • Old • Extra Old lb. Product of U.S.A. Fresh Florida Limes i yi.oo Product ol U.S.A. Cenedi No. 1 Gride Perlette Seedless Grapes Product ol U.S.A. Fresh Cultivated Blueberries pint cup Product ol U.S.A. California Valencia Oranges size 113 Product ol Mexico Fresh Mangoes Large size Product of Ontario ^ Fresh Romaine Lettuce Product ol Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Product ol U.S.A. Washed and Trimmed Spinach 10 oz beg Product ol Onterlo Fresh Mushrooms 091" Hi lb. 1.99 i| 99 each «99 1^79 .99 A39 199 ■f P* r lb*' Product ol U.S.A. Canada No. 1 G ide Green Cabbage Product ol U.S.A. Canada No 1 Grade California New White Potatoes 10 lb bag Product ol U.S.A. Zuccini Squash PfOtitZ Fresh Bunch Carrots Product ol U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Tomatoes W tray Product ol U.S.A. Canada No.1 Grade Celery Hearts Product ol U.S.A. Canada Fancy Guide Red Rome Apples 3 lb bag «>.99 2.99 21? "'99 ounch^jf^ 1.39 ...» .99 1.99 miracle foodmart miracle 1 "X Bernardin Standard Lids EB EE Mason Jars- VP#|A Small con -- | „ - - -- -- I , n • Ww buu mL case oi i i b# Mason Jars- 9DQ Medium v V litre cese of 12 Harvest Design ■■■ Am 0^ Preserving Jar Certo Liquid JM ^ Q Pectin | & WOmLbtl ■ Viceroy Crown Vi Red Fruit Jar Rings . ■ r. i* ef ^ foodmart ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. JUNE 22 TO TUES. JUNE 28, 1983 EXCEPT BAKERY DELI, MEAT AND PRODUCE ITEMS UNTIL SAT. JUNE 25, 1983 IN BOWMANVILLE AT THE BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Bowmanville, June 22,1983 1 NESTLETON CAESAREA The Caesarea Euchre results for the Wed. evening party are as follows: First prize went to Bob Urquhard with 79. Second prize Shirley Mills-75; low - A1 Cormack with 47. A real good turn out even though it was a warm night. Next week - Wed. evening at the Caesarea Centre - for a fun - filled social get-to-gether. On a warm, sunny morning, June 19, 11:15 a.m. the Nestleton United Church service plus the S. School and congregational annual picnic was held on the lovely spacious lawn at the home of Norm and Bernice Main, Nestleton, Nestleton, with a fine attendance attendance for this special day. Rev. Dale Davis presented presented an inspiring message with thoughts re-Father's Day. The Scripture taken from Exodus 6: 6-13 and John 8: 31-38. Service closed with the Three Fold Amen. A bountiful pot luck luncheon consisting of a variety of salads, meats, rolls, and tempting tempting desserts - topped off by beverage were much enjoyed by the hungry worshippers. After the last dish was cleared away the S. School presentations took place. Superintendent Robt. Maint asked teachers to come forward and the following teachers presented the prizes: Arlene Malcolm, Janice MacKenzie, and Arlene Davis. The attendance prizes were given for 50 percent yearly attendance. attendance. Promotions to Primary Primary class: Tracy Doyle, Heather Malcolm and Kingsley Malcolm. The Junior Class: Joelle Priebe, Tracy Malcolm, David Weir and Leslie MacKenzie. To the Intermediate class: Karen Doyle, Manda Davis and Marvin Hughes. After the presentations presentations - games were the order of the day for young and older folk alike and much enjoyed. In charge of games were: Jo-anne Malcolm and Arlene Malcolm and they carried them off beautifully. A fine day of fèllowship for Nestleton S. School and congregation. A sincere. thank you to Norm and Bernice Mairs for the cordial invitiation and being the perfect host and hostess for the occasion. Norm and Bernice Maire, Nestleton, were in London, Ontario for three days recently - Norm attending the Land Division Committee Committee of Adjustment Convention, Convention, held at the HoldiayHoliday Inn. Activity was planned for. the wives. One "highlight" "highlight" was viewing a Museum of Indian Artifacts. Artifacts. Other pleasurable events were enjoyed as well. London is a beautiful beautiful city with many places of interest to see. The Nestleton Hall .Board is having a Flea Market this coming Saturday, Saturday, June 25 9 a.m. at the Community centre. Tables are still available available for rent. For information information call 966-5131 or 966-4788. A social meeting of the Canadian Foresters will be held at the home of Oliver Rohrer, Nestleton, next Sunday, at 12:00 noon. All members are invited to attend. "Warmest Wishes" to a good friend, Doris MacPher- son of Port Perry,, who is in Oshawa General Hospital - since having surgery some days ago. She is in fine spirits end we trust she'll come along well and be a new person before long able to really enjoy life. Very pleased to hear that friend Stanley Malcolm of Port Perry is recuperating well since surgery in Port Perry Hospital this past week. Two services will be held next Sunday, June 26 at Caesarea Community Community Church - regular service at 11:00 a.m. and a special evening service with the Christian Youth Group from Port Perry participating participating time 7 p.m. Try toattondl