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PER BTL 7(UNIT COST 5.2* PER 100 mL) LOAF /l -X □ k'- FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, ifc SUN SQUÉEZE M Orange Juice ASSORTED VARIETIES, HUMPTY DUMPTY Potato Chips t «*»9 a i xilF |BAG ÿii;isi||:!| -mmwi'y | L100% PURE VEGETABLE OIL, ft CHEFMASTER Soft Margarine ASSORTED GRINDS OF SUMMIT OR TRADITION BLENDS Nabob Coffeel flllltllÉ:6É i "i 369 g , }A [ ] VACPAKPKG. ^FEATURE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $3.49^2 , ALSO AVAILABLE IN ASSORTED GRINDS .£ , OF DECAFFEINATED AT $4.99 I : REGULAR OR 50% LESS SALT.ifc CHRISTIE Ritz Crackers |250g.eF':lB* 16:. -1 a npKfi 'MMmmmmï wmrnmimm \W n j'j^* « MILD, MEDIUM OR OLD COLORED, CRACKER BARREL 7 Kraft Cheddar Cheese] Sticks REGULAR OR EXTRA SPICY Mott's Clamato Juice 1 L BTL 1.79 BETTER CHEDDAR, FRENCH ONION, SWISS CHEESE OR WHEAT THINS PIECES & STEMS Four Star Mushrooms Christie Snack Crackers 275-350 g PKQ. 1.59 NABISCO Shreddies 500 g BOX 1.79 10-FL. OZ.TIN ~1 Clover Leaf Smoked Oysters 104 g TIN .99 ADMIRAL Sockeye Salmon TROPHY Mixed Nuts 350 g TIN 2.39 EXTRA SMOOTH OR EXTRA CRUNCH m m Squirrel Peanut Butter m (\j HELLMANN'S Mayonnaise 750 mL JAR 2.69 SEALTEST Half & Half Cream 500mL CTN. 1.19 Campbell's Tomato Soup 10-FL. OZ. TIN .39 BABY DILLS, SWEET MIXED, YUM-YUM OR ASSORTED VARIETIES OF WHOLE DILLS . m s™* Blok's W 1 L DILL OR ONION, KRAFT Philadelphia Chip Dips ^ 1.49 MINT LITE, LITE, MARSHMALLOW OR RICH VARIETIES Carnation Instant box of Pickles JAR Hot Chocolate M §15? 9 ASSORTED VARIETIES ^ pKQ Dainty Instant Fried Rice 1.79 .79 PRODUCT OF U.S.A /> Of\ Fresh Avocadoes Z F0 ".«Kf < PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, ! CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Carrots Ê£ 907g" 2 lb. BAG m : PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ! Cooking a- oû S Onions A bm .89 > PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, ; CANADA NO. 1 GRADE 454 g IBM! 1 lb. '*5' BAG Parsnips .89 1 PRODUCT OF NEW ZEALAND i Fresh Kiwi 1 Fruit PRODUCT OF ONTARIO ' V- ' 227 g U Mushrooms S 1 1.49 PRODUCT OF CANADA, THOMPSON BRAND Wild Bird Seed It8 .99 PRODUCT OF CANADA, JB BRAND J Apple Cider btl 1 1.49 ...... .......... . .......B... . . »/ i'll;','v »;»»;»> :; :; J ; »»:::: »v»»* ::»»»;»»»:.:» , u ; n ér 2 fo ".99 MADE IN CANADA Northland Fire Logs CASEOF6 LOGS 2*7 kg • 5 lb. LOG 8.49 1.49 , FROZEN, HADDOCK FISH 6 CHIPS, HADDOCK t FISH FRIES OR Blue Water Ocean Snacks 8-10 OZ. PKG. 2.19 COUNTRY, SOUTHERN OR TRADITIONAL VARIETIES, UNCLE BEN'S STUFFING MIXES Stuff 'N Such 170 g PKG. .99 FROZEN, SAU-SEA, COOKED Salad Shrimp 5-OZ. PKG. , FROZEN, 5 INCH, 4-PACK, PEPPERONI » CHEESE, PEPPERONI 1 MUSHROOMS OR DELUXE ~ : Gusto Pizzas "pkg" 2.49 ASSORTED VARIETIES, LUXURY STYLE Pal Dog Food 400 g TIN .79 - ASSORTED VARIETIES, LUXURY STYLE ; Kal Kan : Cat Food 369 g TIN .79 ; REGULAR OR LEMON-LIME SCENT, LIQUID ; Palmolive I Detergent 1 L BTL. 2.69 POWDERED, AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER DETERGENT Electrasol 1.8 k| Bi 1kg OX 4.39 ; Scott Family ! Napkins PKG. OF 180 1.99 1 18 INCH WIDTH l Alcan Aluminum ' Foil ! 25-FT. ROLL BOX 1.99 ASSORTED COLORS, FACELLE ROYALfc vu» ■SS: fBBinl > Bathroom Tissue i [pLUoyp'K ; 1 coupo COUPON VALUE ASSORTED VARIETIES Jell-0 Instant Puddings 92-113 g PKQ. .59 DALTON, RED Maraschino Cherries 375 mL JAR 1.99 JELLIED OR WHOLE BERRY Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 14-FL. OZ. TIN .99 Cream Cheese _ . _ Coffee Cake SSe'2,49 100 PACKETS, 200 mL LIQUID OR 125 TABLETS Sugar Twin cont. 1.59 FLAVORED OR REGULAR Turns Antacid Tablets BTL. OF 75 1.49 REGULAR OR FLAVORED Alka-Seltzer Tablets PKQ. OF 24 1.79 Bromo Seltzer 150 g BTL. 3.29 1 Ï1 "B ::V 'V' v v. : ■ 1 ; »6-:6;....;.U ,Jkx'v> ""V■ •• "v T' '* -*5 : ». ./ 6 : " », ... . 6 ..6 . . : »:» » ■ ' » . .. ...... », ... . . f :» T' /V; :: ■ ^PSausage emit 2.19 ASSORTED GRINDS, SUMMIT OR TRADITION BLENDS Nabob Coffee e ■ Nabob foods Ltd. * I oh Herbert A. Watts UMfT OWE COUPON PIP FAMILY, * Bo* 2140 Station 'A 1 OWE PKQ. PM COUPON * Toronto OrrUrio COUPON VAUO AT «A UNTIL CLOSING > MW iHi , 1ATUPOAY, JANUAPY 3PD, 1*7 CO Winners of the IGA $50.00 Gift Certificate Lucky Draw Sharon Warner Bowmanville Mrs. Frank Simons Bowmanville Cocktail Sausages or j SH Wieners S2 1 1.89 1® Liveiwurst ==M 1 1.69 SLICED, SELECTED POPULAR VARIETIES a 1.09 SLICED SsSSIde , I® Bacon SU i ■■Ww , SS? Wieners ® 1 1.99 4.17,kg 1.89, 10.56kg 4.79» Lean Ground Beef STORE PACKED, COOKED FROZEN Salad Shrimp /kg SWEET PICKLED, BY THE PIECE, END CUTS $J27i Peamealed 0 OÛ Back Bacon ^.eO# .• ; ; "I.---' •> : .I : : : : ;.6-> 1 ) tx! v*. t , 1 ■ 6: : 6:6'U:||i:L V ..... V J. • | FROM OUR DELI AVAILABLE IN MANY STORES COUNTRY KITCHEN, COOKED g®* Black Forest 19 Style Ham W 1 ■ 1 O/100 g lb. CENTRE CUTS 5,71 kg / 25» lb. ASSORTED VARIETIES Shopsy's Salads FEARMAN'S, COIL Ham Kolbassa •84,100 g 3.79 lb. 500 g TUB 1.49 FEARMAN'S. CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF INSIDE ROUflD 1.1Ql0Og SHOPSY'S, "ORIGINAL BRINE" Dill Pickles T 2.39 Cooked Roast Beef S5sausage I® Rounds 500 g PKQ. STORE MADE, 9 INCH Pepperoni Pizza DUTCH, MILD OR SPICED Gouda Cheese 4.99, 100 g 4.4a 395 g PIE 1.89 (AVAILABLE IN MOST STORES) SHOPSY'S, Potato Salad or Cole Slaw .28,100 g 1.29, lb. PRICES EFFECTIVE MON. DECEMBER 29 TO SAT. JANUARY 3.1987. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. GRAHAM IGA MARKET 225 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ontario OPEN ■ MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. Senior Citizens 5% Off On Personal Shopping, Wednesday Only Elizabethville A good crowd attended church on Sunday. It was the white gift service. There was a nicely decorated Christmas tree where the children could leave their gifts. Mrs. Rose McMurray conducted the service and followed the program provided. The choir sang. Another advent candle was lit and the picture that the children are forming each Sunday. Mrs. Davis, Misses Campbell, Fenton and McMurray were the main characters, along with several little tots. Miss Campbell, Mr. Hancock and myself answered Sharing of Hopes. Stories of Hope were demonstrated with a skit put on by Mrs. Davis, the two Wood's boys, and a couple of little girls illustrating a Haven of Hope for those who telephone into a centre. Collection was taken up by Mr. Bull and Mr. Yakrivchuk, and Mr. Quantrill was at the door. Rev. Sedgwick had the announcements and closed the . service. Coffee was served as usual. On Thursday the seniors met as usual and played cards. Only eleven attended. On Thursday afternoon the North Hope held their practice Christmas concert which consisted of songs, skits, and dialogues. Each class had a number. Then again in the evening the concert would be repeated for parents and those unable to see it in the afternoon. Thickson's had Mrs. DeKoker, Geo. Smocum, Mrs. Westheuser and girls, and Mrs. Fowler on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Quantrill had Mr. and Mrs. Alan Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock for tea on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer called at Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mercer's on Sunday. Mr. Mae Muldrew spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Averys, Oshawa, and visited Mrs. E. Muldrew. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock had the twins home on the weekend. The Elizabethville Xmas concert was Dec. 21 at 7 p.m. The Garden Hill concert was Dec. 19at7:30p.m. Raymond Fowler injured his knee when he slipped on ice on Sunday. A fire at John Wright's house was reported Sunday. I didn't hear how badly it was damaged. Tyrone Bessie Vaneyk ■ Christmas Pageant Music ; . ' Music and singing are two of the most important elements in many Christmas presentations and it most certainly was true for the Tyrone Sunday School Christmas pageant. Deb Roy played several minutes of special piano music as a prelude to the Christmas story which unfolded in scripture (read by Rob Pascoe) around verses of the song, "Do You See What I See" which was sung by the Sunday School choir. The choir was led by Jacqueline Vaneyk, accompanied by Deb Roy at the piano. Deb Roy's accompaniment at regular weekly Sunday School sessions is also much appreciated. Our apologies for incorrectly reporting the prelude playing the first time round. Church Christmas Eve joint service, Enniskillen and Tyrone at Tyrone Church began at 7:30 p.m. Everyone, welcome. Advent Candles The fourth Advent candle was lit at Sunday School accompanied by appropriate scripture reading and a special Advent song. The fourth Advent candle was lit at church service by Andrew Forbes. The church service was rich in music. Tim Southwell played a piano prelude, "While Shepherds Watched" by Nathan DiGesare. Two selections by the choir were "See on Mary's Arm He's Sleeping" by Winnagene Hatch, and a beautiful contemplative peice by Natalie Sleeth, "Were you there, were you there on that Christmas night". Tim's piano embellishment enriched the organ accompaniment to the Christmas hymns. Postlude by Jacqueline Vaneyk and Tim Southwell was "All Poor Men and Humble". News Friends and neighbours of Larry Adamson, Manvers Road, south of Tyrone, hope and pray for his recovery from injuries suffered in the recent Oshawa plane crash. Elsie Roy attended the residents' Christmas supper and party at Port Perry Nursing Home where her mother, Mrs, Minnie Harper, resides. A very good attendance at the Christmas euchre party, which is sponsored by Tryonc Senior Citizens, set up 22' b tables of euchre with the following results: 1st Ethel Goble, then Norma Woodcock, Rose Barrington, Les Taylor, Art Sheehan, Ladies' low Marie Moses, men's low Doris Schoffickl. !>()-50 draw Earl Prescott, John McKeen, Agnes Schoffiekl. Specials Ann Taylor, John Schoontlcrbcck, Bertha While. Numerous other draws were made.