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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Januarv 25,,1978 7 M WMMM Eu-m~~~,,I Assorted Flavours M.IRA MART SO FTDRIF 1N KS 750 -ml btl. Plus 20e deposit (Limit 12 botties per customer) Full Cut Bone-in RUlmWZMP ROASTS Fromn Best Quaîity Grade A Beef I M LB. Condensed Campbell'sBoessBtmCt TOATO BnCes RtO UND SOUp u 10 i.~ SEAK ROAS T S 10 f. oz tinFrom Best Quality Grade A Beef LB. Assorted Flavours «rOoeo ,HI*C ÇPORTERHOUSE FRnUiT DRI1NKS LO0""IN STEAKS L. COFFEE STEAKS LB 16 oz. bag From Best Quality' Grade A Beef Limit 3 per family. VE ET BL QL 0 Assorted Varleties Laura Secord Empire or Pioneer BA O LD SI E AC N.2 128-f. oz. fin @ 4 x 5 fi. oz. tins 5 9i lb. pkg. 1U lb. pkg. Product of Canada Assorted Varieties Jello Rglro itA m No-Cap Sliced Side JELLY POWDERS O c orETOMOTH PASTE C BEEF RIB STEAKS 10 MAPLE LEAF BACON A 3 oz. pkg. 2 2 c 100 mi tube From Best Quality Grade A Beef LB. 1I L pkg. Product of CanadaI, I acyMtchell' Northland -400 Antifreeze Boneless8 Famous for Quality Sliced Side' APPLE SAUCE WINDSHIELD WASHER9 C SIRLOIN TIP ROASIS .17 HNEIDER'S B1ACON 15 19fi. oz. tin3 Gallon From Best Qualîty Grade A Beef LB.1 7 O L k. Product of Canada 1 5 McLaren's Smooth 13 Frozen Concentrated Unsweetened Mira Mart Regular Beef Fresh Shank Portion Leg of PEANUT BUTTER15 FLORIDA ORNGE JUICE àj) BRAISING RIBS PORK ROASTSlX 48o.jr9 121/2 fi. oz. tin From etQaiyGdeABfLB9 FRESH ONTARIO PORK L -B Assorted Colours, 2 -Ply Bathroom Tissue Processed Regular or Single Mira Mart Tay Butt Portion Fresh Leg of DELSEY TISSUE5 CHEESE SLICES iX FRSH CICENPo RK ROASTS 1teinerýg Chocolate Chip, Peanut Butter Chia.. COOKIES 140ZÏ PKg- Product of Mexico CHERRY TOMAMES Pnt cup Ontario Grown, Canada No. 1 Grade YELLOW ONONS 10 IL bag, large size 79c; Someraale 1rozen FRENCH FRIES 2 IL bag Fresh f rom the Tropcs LARGE SIZE 50CBANANAS L Oec AssortedTropical HOUSEHOLD PLANTS 98 6" Hanging Baskets Ontario Grown, Canada No. 1 Grade h Product of U.S.A. Florida RUTABAGAS WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 'X DO LB 1 c 5 IL bag Product of Mexico, Canada No. i Grade Product of U.S.A. Florida GREEN SWEEV PEPPERS JUICE ORANGES LB. UU 5 ILbag 138 Oclm'g Fresh Quartered Chioken, 2 BREAST URES LB. 78 Frozen Skînned and Deveined BEEF LIVER STEAKS L.0 Fresh Quartered Chicken7 C Store Packed Hamburger LEG <UMlI~fLB1. 0 Quarter pound suze LB.7 North Atlantic Highliner Mary Miles AMc PERCH FIL LETS 5 SîICED C OHDFAMun 1 lb. pkg. 6 oz. k.Éie North Atlantic Hake 130 Top Qualmty Sliced SMOKED FILLETS IU MAPLELEAF BOLOGNAec L.1 IL.pkg.98 à From Fi-Ërst Fýve Ribs, Thie King of Roasts Aloro Frozen PRIME RIB ROASTS l CHEESE PIZZA From Best Quality Grade A Beef 5" 1.08k (Limit 2 per family) LB.1 Mi 5"8 61pac AIL PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 25-31, 1978 IN METRO TORONTO, MISSISSAUGA, OAKVILLE . THORNHILL BRAMPTON - MALTON . MARKHAM . BOWMANVILLE - WEË RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITI ES. each 2.981ag A1S- Avallable FREE upon requesi, Our "Nutrition and Food Shopping" boolet. Write: Consumer Relations, Miracle Food Mort, 65 Rexdale BIvd., Rexdaie, Ontario. The slogan "KNO WL- EDGE, WISDOM, TRUST.", Great words. If the Town's politicians would say in sin- cerity, that tbe "goal" of tbis district is "knowledge, wis- dom and trust", it would mean a great deal more. There is little evidence of "knowledge, wisdom or trust" between the town's people and beaurocracy bere. Tbe editor- ials of tbis paper sbow tbis quite clearly. Tbe nuclear sign topping the crest seemrs a bit of a paradox in view of a worlddecision to baît nuclear development for offensive, defensive or peace- ful purposes at tbis time!: Signed: One wbo wisbes "Knowledge, wisdom and trust" was an estAblished fact here., S' àHAWS Sincere congrâtualtions are extended to Dick Lovekin, the local Shaw's boy wbo bas done so well and recently was appointed to the position of. County Court Judge in Bramp- ton. The picture of the swearing in ceremony reveal a truly dignified E.R. Lovekin wbo seems ready for bis many judicial cbores in the second busiest court of Ontario. The Peel County court is second only to Metro Toronto in the number of cases to be dis- posed of in one year. Dick looks on this recent appointment as tbe beginning of bis third career and is quoted as saying "I neyer knew tbat judges could be such cbarming cbaps."ý We, in Sbaws, are proud of you -Dick and we'll continue to read of your work witbi great înterest. Ail tbe best! Theneigbbours will: be so pleased to know that Bob Gutbrie is making good progress in Oshawa Hlospital and is able to be borne witb bis family every Sunday. My tbanks are extended to tbose who bave sent ýalong sucb lovely messages of comfort in the loss of my motber. I was very pleased to bear from Mrs. Helen Lovekin Symons in Texas, Mrs.,Ermie Smitb in Florida and, Mrs. Idela Weatherilt of NorWood - ail readers of tis beloved Statesman.' Our sympatby is extended to Marilynn Dow and her family on the recent loss of a dear mother and grandmotber, Mrs. Editb Page of Montreal. Funeral services were: beld last Wednesday at St. Peter's Anglican Cburcb, Mount Royal. i Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wood were pleasantly surprised by a family party that developed wben tbey visited tbeir grand- son Wayne Hunt and bis wife Dale, in Pontypool last week- end. Wayne bad just com- pleted a magnificent large coloured portrait of Lewis and Margaret whicb was present- ed to tbem during the evening. Tbis gif t was done to bonour their recent 5tb Anniversary. Otber family membersý pre- sent were Helen and Andy May of Ballentrae, Stan and Kay Powell, Newcastle, Jamie and Racbelle McPbail, Peterborough, Janice,:Hunt and friend, Toronto and Daryl and Debbie, Hunt alsôofo Pontypool. Oufriend Mrs. Beýrtba ,Barnes of tbe Baseline ýarea called to report that she and, daugbter Grace bave returned from California last week wbere sbe attended the National American Gladiolus Council as a delegate from tbis Durbam Region. IlShe reports a splendid' tnip and fine accomodation. OBI"ITUARY J. CECIL MALLEY 1 Ill for a few days, J. Cecil Malley, aged 82, died in Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville, on Monday, January 16tb, 1978. The son of the late Samuel and Sarab Malley, be: was born in Clarke Townsbip and educated at Enterprise School and was married to Hazel Robina Brown on October 3rd, 1925. A 111e long farmer until bis retirement about seven years ago, be was interested in standard bred borses, bhis family and bornelife. He was a member of Newcastle United Cburcb, and bad re- sided at R.R. 1 Orono since 1928. Surviving are bis wife Hazel, a son Grant, a daughter Wanda, (McNeil), and three grandchildren. Mr. Malley rested at the MorrisFuineral Chanpl witb 1