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i ) l The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, December 29,1986 9 Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Regular or Diet Product of U.S.A Canada No. 1 Gr 750 ml bottles 24 x 280 ml tins Bill! BMH BUmaeg 6 IHSiI IF W Regular 450 g pkg unit Cost 6.7$ per 100 ml Plus .30 each bottle deposit unit Cost 8.9$ per 100 ml Limit 4 cases per family purchase 9iliFk'îf L, . iV>- . - / , , / * 'i i Vi,k»Vi jk, HESS WM?2W1«L«îWf tv f ■ i Imsm iS^P ' ; • . 'V .. ;.v?rJ';A'»V£T,-^v. " - • , :L • 1 -Vi v •- ,-*£»'■{..( Sliced or Shaved This coupon is worth 1.00 oil the feature retail price for one 450 g pkg. of Regular This coupon is worth 1.00 off any size I II 113 VUUpUl I I» T1VI III I .V 450 g pkg. of Regular à I Shopsy's DEU MADE FRESH Î DELUXE PIZZA @ 1 Shopsy's n l Deli Fresh ! Wieners w s ■ Deli Fresh ! Wieners w 2 Limit one per coupon Valid until Jan. 3'87 Without coupon you poy 1.96 Limit one per coupon ■ toPS Valid until Jan. 3'87 . . l. v Without coupon you pay 1.99 i.. 1 • 1 m OFFTOTAL PURCHASE PRICE * pmi Special Sauce, Cheese, Pepperoni, Peppers, Mushrooms Limit one pizza per coupon Valid until Jan, 03'87 miracle ■ foodmart 1 Ground From 100% Beef WRm mm *, Jm WWiXr'iF'" '!• Coupon Value 1.00 Coupon value i.oo Miracle's Coupon Value 1.00 Yelverton This week the United Cooperatives of Ontario held their annual meeting at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. The one day convention was held on Wednesday but was preceded by a coffee party and dancing to the "Taylor- Made" Band on Tuesday evening. Following the regular board meeting on Tues., a dinner was held at which time the four Directors who are retiring from the board were honoured with verbal tributes by representatives of both the board of Directors and Board of Management for their contribution to the company. They were each presented with wrist watches and their wives (where applicable) with a dozen red roses. Those retiring from the board were Bob Dawn, Stuart. Luckhardt, Allan Wellman and Stewart Dorrel. Following the annual meeting on Wed. a reorganization meeting was held on Thurs. a.m. at which time the existing executives were re-elected for the same positions namely John Black, pres., Murray Allan 1st Vice., Dave Rindall, 2nd Vice and Claude Gauthier 4th member. The four newly elected Directors were welcomed to 1 the board. A small than usual attendance from the Lindsay Branch was present and included Mr. and Mrs. Owen Moynes, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Motion, Mr. Ivan DeJong and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm. A good representation was also present from the Durham Farmers Board at Orono. Mr. Bob Dawn who had served 4 years as President of the U.C.O. Board and another 8 as a Director was presented with a silver tray inscribed with appropriate message at the convention. Total attendance of this year's convention was slightly higher than last year of eligible delegates. May we take this opportunity to wish Ye Editor and staff who weekly plow thru our barely legible news budget trying to make sense out of nonsense and translate to an English version our hieroglyphics, which we usually call longhand, the Merriest Xmas ever. Likewise to the readers of our column be they singular or plural who stumble through the revised version of our scribble, the compliments of this festive season - Corrie and Harvey Malcolm. .■î... il! A i m; 'Jfvi ,:n i i:i •ni» :iw v,i - ji\ ri~i V. : i'.Vr.H Mrs. Isabelle Trim and Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls on Monday and Tuesday with the Newcastle Senior Citizens. They went to see the "Festival of Lights" on both the Ontario and New York sides. On Wednesday morning, Craft class met at the home of Mrs. Bernice Stark for our last get-together before Christmas. Mr. Ted Stark of Knoxville visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Sympathy of the community to Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana oil the sudden passing on Thursday afternoon of Mrs. Constance Gobi. Funeral is being held this morning (Monday) in Thompson, Manitoba. Mr. Karl Gobi of Thompson, Manitoba spent last week with Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Farrow were afternoon and supper guests on Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilbert, Gregory and Laurier, < Toronto. On Thursday evening, Mrs. Pat Windatt, Mrs. Sandra Goorbarry, Mrs. Isabelle Trim and Mrs. Mary-Loû Fonk enjoyed the Newcastle Busy Bees Christmas dinner and party held at the home of Mrs. Susan Smith, Steward Road. On Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins, Mary, Sarah and Maia took part in the "Walk of the Lights" held at Port Darlington Marina. It was very beautiful with the boats decorated and lit up. The Salvation Army band was playing Christmas carols and a Nativity scene with live animals was at the end of the walk. Mr. and Mrs, Windatt and Erin were supper guests on Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins and girls. Mr. Kenneth Farrow of Hamilton spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrow. Deaths VANDERZWAN - Cornells. Tho Lord took unto Hlmsoll bn Sunday, Decombor 28, 1986 Cornells Vandorzwan of St. Catharines. Boloved husband of Marla Vandorzwan, doar tathor ot Kolth and Ills wllo Elloen ol Bowmanvlllo, loving Opa ol Shoonald, Roshao and Aaron. Resting at tho Maranatlia Christian Reformed Church, Scott Stroot, St, Catharines, 7-9 p.m. Monday. Punoral sorvlco In tho church 1 p.m. Tuesday. Intormont Ploasanlvlow Comotory. Donations may ho mado to tho charily ol your cholco. Funornl arrangements by Norlhcutt Elliott Funornl Homo G23-5GG8.