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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 2, 1977 l 1M Ma Beef, Chioken, Liver Frzen Eviscerated Utility Grade, Frying or PPÇROASTING58 DOG FOOD CHICKENS 25.5 oz. tin 3c 2-3 IL size LB. Pony TaaU Wrap Champlain Picnic Style, Shoulder W HITunE ÇPORK SLICED BREAD ROASTS 24o. ofWhole or haif Fres Ontarîo Pork LB. Sra UCElai Cuflrom the Shoulderc 28 fI. oz. fin Fresh Ontar!o Pork L Steinberg Condensed Fresh Shoulder or Blade TOMAT CYOUNG SOUP VEAL COP 10 fli oz. Uin ValyFam FROZENFRENCH FR1 ES 2 lb. bag Mira Maêrt TrOMATO KETCHUP 32 fi oz. btf Canadîan Processed Mira Mart CHEESE SLICES Regular or Siîngles, 16 oz. pkg. Frozen Concentrated Mira, Mart Unsweetened FLORIDA ORANGE JUICEC 12-/2 l.OZ09h Chefmnaster 100%/ Vegetable Oul Parchment Wrap MARGARINE _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ~ I fl cng. - - KR3F MIRACLE WHIP1 28 Product of U.S.A., Canadla No. 1 Grade LETTUCE Size 24 Product of U.S.A., f rom Florida WHITE GRAPEFRUITes 5 lb. bag Product of U.S.A. RED EMPEROR GRAPESf LB- Product of U.S.A. or Ont., Bunch CARROTS or BEETS sec I esc Ail Purpose G.rnd Cof tee MAXWELL HOUSE 1 IL pkg. 85 Product of US.A. Canada No. i Grade GREEN SWEET PEPPERS 4 Large SizeLB Ontario Grown, Fancy Grade McINTOSH APPLES es 3 IL bag Fresh f rom the Tropics LARGE SIZE BAN.ANAS Ontario Grown, Canada No. 1 Grade TAIBLE rPO#TATO'PES 10Olb. bag Cut from the Leg, Bone-in n Home Freezer Buy, Whole FRESH VEAL CUTLETS1,U FRavSHe PORK LOINS _______________________________________________Fresh Ontario Pork R ih End Lini PORK ROASTS 3.1/2 IL avg. size Frozeri Shouder or Blade, New Z ealand f Bluewater Dinner for One LAMB CHOPS L HAUDDO CK RSH & CHIPS Frozen Whole or Shank Portion, New Zealand flF.P. Cod Fillef s 500 g, Cod cuts 500 g or1 0 LAMBLEGSLB. .0 50 g (17.5 oz. pkg.) uID' Maple L eaf Sweet Pickled Famous for Quality Wieners COTTAGE ROLLS II SCHNEIDER'S RED MOTS88 3 IL avg. size LB. 1iâl lb. pkg. Pioneer or Empire Shopsy's Sweet Pickled SLICED SIDE BACON laIUk.CORNDBE Product of Canada 3W .avg. size Bag Swufts Premîum Sliced Side or Sliced Side LAYMPEBACON MiiAPLE, LEAF BACON 1.5 1 lb. pkg. ivl p1 Prodct f CaadaProduct of Canada L.1,05I Frozen Young Eviscerated GIRADE A DUCKLINGSfll Skinned and Deveined BEEF LIVER STEAKS LB 4F IS/Mi FRESH CHEESE IZ ,8 ALL PRIGES EFFECTIVE NOV. 2-8, 1977, IN'BOWMANVILLE 0 MISSISSAUGA 0 OAKVILLE THORNHILLe0 BRAMPTONe MALTON - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Marjorie Coppins, as there were twelve children of ages from four to ten and twelve of ages eleven and over. This is an undenominational organ- ization and children of any age are welcome to come. Meet- ings are held every Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. in the United Church basement. Mrs. Ruth Jennings and Mr., Jury Staples are helping with the musical angle and Mr. Graham, the minister is willing to provide assistance with the Bible study. A pro ject the leaders are trying to materialize is a trip to the O'Keefe, Centre in Toronto on Sunday, Nov. 6 to see the play "Jesuis Christ Super Star. Any children who were not able to attend the first meeting, are welcome to lcome at convenient dates for them. Bet.hanym We are sorry to hear Gerry Staples is back in the hospital with complications from a former operation. Golden Wedding Many friends and neigh- hors attended the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rowan at the United Church basement. Pictures of their marriage and their families' weddings were displayed, as well as birthday scenes etc. Members of their families who, were able to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sturman and children of Seagrave, Mr. aind Mrs. Howard Rowan and children, Karen, Jonathan and Rose Anne of Cavan, Mrs. Vivian Siater and, daughter Pat of Lamberg, Sask. George Neals, the' reeve of Manvers, presented'a plaque fromn the township along with a book of the history of Victoria County. Congratula- tory letters were receîved from Allan Lawrence M.P. and John Aikens M.P., from Province of Ont. sent a plaque, as well as many good wishes cards. Many friends from a dis- tance attended, among them were Rev. and Mrs. Ficko of Graf ton and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McNeil of Milton Mr. and Mrs. Urry o f Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Duktrizac of London. miss Hart and Mrs. Turner of Toronto also attended. The United Church ladies catered to the afternoon tea and also to a turkey dinner for twenty-four of the Rowan family. We ail wish Mr. and Mrs. Rowan many more happy, healthy years together. Mr. and Mrs. Cairns Lee of Omemee were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank White. Mr. and Mrs. Frank White attended the 40th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil White of Bancroft, St. Paut's Anglican Gen. 3:14 was the scripture reading read by Mrs. Debbie Wood at the Anglican service at St. Paul's on Sunday. At St. John's, Ida, a special service dedicating a plaque to the late Joseph Medd, an organist for a number of years, was presented, and the American Folk Mass supplied the music, who plan on being at St. Paul's service on November 20. Rev. Sissmore welcomed Pat and Rene Mannonen, who plan on having their baby christened on November 13. Mr. Sissmore took John 3: 1-18 for his text and asked the question "Hlow do you get to heaveni?" Maily suggestions have been given regarding this question, which has re- sulted in various denomina- tions being formed. Nico- demus asked this question of Jesus and He replied, "You must be born again." Nico- demus was a wealthy man, hie provided the herbs for the embaiming which were ex- pensive; hie was a me mber of parlianient of the Pharisee party; hie was a Jewish leader. But despite his wealth Nico- demus still feit there was something lacking in his life, 50 in order to have a quiet, serious talk with .Jesus hie met Himat night, and Jesus in a' straight forward statement declared that regardless of his values and power hie must become a new person and a desire to be renewed must cgme from within. A' spirit- born person is like the wind, we don't know where it comes from, but it is. a feeling of being freed of past conditions, free from rules and customs and experiencing joy and Conraulations to Kathy Kloepfer, who won the plaque for highest academic standing LA ffin 1