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The ('anadijan Stafesman, Bowmanville, January .3, 1979 9 v Our Reg. Price 49c In Tomato Sauce HEINZ SPAGET 14 fi oz. tin * Our Reg. Price $1.58 LEG OF - PORK ROAST Butt End B EST BUY o Fresh Ontario Pork Save4O~1b. LB. Ima- um BEST BUY Our Reg. Prce59e 1Marni n's APPLE TDR!NK I I I BeteeaOur Reg. Price $1.13 Chs& abr Our Reg. Price $3.49 SOLID GROUND 7 o. iin Ate 99 1 b. bag 2.m88 Save1 44torl12%BEST BUY Save 61eor 17% BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $1.19 JAMc 24 fi. oz. jar, with Peclin 9 Save 20eor 16% BEST BUY Somerdale Choice Our Reg. Price 28e FROZEN FRENCH FRIES Save 2eper pkg. B EST BU Y Assorted Colours Printed Our Reg. Price $1.09 WHITE SWAN TOWELS 2 roll pkg.,9 Save 1 Oe per pkg. B EST BU Y Our Reg. Price 56e Wilh Pork or Molasses HEINZ BEANS IN 4A TOMATO SAUCE 14 fi. oz. tin Save 9eorl16%, BEST BUY lef rish or Meatbal PRITA N OrRqrc 12 ST EWS 2 4 fi. oz. tin9 Save 2z4or 19% BEST BUY MiraMartOur Reg. Price 79e GLAZED a DONUTS 05C Pkg. of 9 <Not available Monday) m8 Save 1z4 or17 % BEST BUY Meyer' PlainOur Reg. Price 59ge ENGLISH MUFFINS 12 oz. pkg. <Not available Monday> 3 Save 20eor 33 % BEST BUY1 Mira MartOur Reg. Prîce 77(p BRAN MUFFINS Pkg. of 6 <Not available Monday) 5 Save 18e or23% BEST BUY Product of U.S.A., Canada No. 1 Grade RED TOMATOES Size 6 x-7, packaged LE Save 29e or33 % E Producl of U.S.A. SUNKIST 19!' NAVEL ORANGES I Size 113r Our Reg. Prîce 88e E F Foe 3EST BUY Save 10elb, Our Reg. Pie $1.18 LB.08u BEST BUY Our Reg. Prîce $2.28 Deep'n Delicious Imt MCAI NS &w M PIZZA SU BS le LSave 40epkg. BEST 'BUY Fresh Cul from the Leg Our Reg. Price $2.68 PORK SCH NITZEL <Boneless Pork Cullels- $2.48 lb2.4 Fresh Ontario Pork LB. m 1 Save 20~ lb. BEST BUY I 1-- AL L PRICESEFFECTIVE JAN. 3-9. 1979 IN BOW MAN VI[ [F AT BOWM ANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E. - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT To LIMIT QUANTITIES. An ail Canadiani Company, United Church, Oshawa. BE A +i BLOOD DONOR Assorled Colours, Swan's Down BATH ROOM TISSUE 4 roll pkg. Save ' 10e~ or 20% BEST BU [Save 20e or 26% BEST BUY j Save 10* or 16% BEST BUY Save 62e or 25% Canadian Grown, Our Reg. Prîce $3.99 Canada No. 1 Grade P.E.L POTATO ES 50lb. bag 2 Ê9 Save$1.OOor 25%/BEST BUY SIR OINOur Reg. Price $2 .78 STEAKS LB. 2.98 Saýve 4O4HbIL B ESTBýU Y Ontario Grown, Fancy Grade MacI NTOSH 31APPLES ,o99~ SB E ST B uY. I M Li -J to sta' (lntended for last week) On Christmas Eve the En- nîskillen-Tyrone Pastoral Charge united in a service of lights and music. Mr. David Craig led the service while Mrs. Elinor Brent presided at the organ. Candle lighters and narrators were: Betty Youngman, 'Peter Craig, Karen Vaneyk, Susan Pleasance, Jimmy Woodley, Tim Southwell, Brian Haines and Debbie Roy. Music was provided by Tyrone Choir and soloist bornaý Davey. A large congregation, of enthusiastic participants enjoyed a happy evening of fellowship. The Christmas meeting of Tyrone U. C.W. was held at the Acres Restaurant on Decem- ber l3that 6:30 p.m. Mrs. John Vaneyk welcomned ail mem- bers and guests and read a beautiful prayer-poemn before our meal. After a sumptuous buffet, Mrs. Gordyn Brent led in the singing of several carols. The scripture was read by Mrs. Douglas Southwell. A story, "The Three Wise Womnen of the East", was very well presented in skit form by Mrs. Tom Pleasance, Mrs. Adrian Haines and Mrs. Aldin Hoar. The devotional period closed in prayer. An evening of visiting, euchre and Christmas quizzes followed. OBITUAI'R'Y OBITUARY ROY POTTER The death occurred sudden- ly, on Thursday, December 2lst, 1978, of Roy Potter, aged 32. at his residence. Son of the late borne and Ada Potter, he was born in Bowmanville and educated in Bowmanville Public and High Schools. He was married July 27th, 1968, to Patricia Deboo. A resident of Bowmanvjlle his entire life, he had been employed at General Motors for 16 years. He was a memnber of St. Paul's United Church. Left to mourn his passing are his wife Patricia,ý two daughters Sonya and Joella, a son Joshua, brothers and sisters, Grace Woodward, May Whitefield, Hazel Connel- ly, Katie Tomlînson, Howard, George, Reta Junkin, Marie Cole, Evelyn Carswell, Betty Vanderveer, borna Cruick- shank, 'Lola McMaster, Wil- fred, Clifford and Donald. He was predeceased by a brother Bill and a sister Donna. Funeral services were held on Saturday at the Morris Funeral Chapel with the Reverend E. Schamerhornr, officiating. Mrs. Albert Cole presided at the chape] organ. Many floral tributes and also donations to the Heart Fund and Diabetic Assoc- iation were received in his memnory. Interment Bowm a n vile Cemetery. OBITUARY BERTHA MASON ROBERTS A resident on High Street, Bowmanville for 50 years, Bertha Mason Roberts, pas- sed away in Oshawa General Hospital, on Wednesday, Dec- ember 27 h,' 1978, following a hredy s illness She was in her 93rd year. Mr.Robert was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William John Mason. Rom ,in Manchester England, she was educated in the Manchester schools. On April 27th, 1914, she was married to Herbert Oliver Roberts. She had been a resîdent at Extendicare Nursing Centre, Oshawa, over three. years. A loving wifeý and mother, she was a memnber of the Salvation Army. Survivors are her four children, Mrs. O. Elford