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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 18, Ul79 5 Nestieton CHAS%.E & SAN BORN GROUND COFFEE 1 lb. bag Our Reg. Price,$3-39 B EST BUY n Save9O4* or26û%Im m mmqî 2% partly Skimpmed FRESH MILK 3 quart bag orjug (plus 60e deposit on jug) BEST :1 BUY Save 21ýor 14% Our Reg, Price 89e' Mracle Food Mart BLUEBERRY MUFFINS pkg. of 6 (Avalable until April 21 only) BEST BUY I Save 164eor11% BESTBUYJ FOLGER' Our Reg. Price$35 GROUND COFFEE Save 60eor 16% BEST BUY S;ave11eor15% BESTBUY Our Reg. Price $4.49 Sanitary Napkins NEW FREEDOM MAXI PADS pkg.of 48 Save $1 .00 or 22% BEST BUY MAILKBON E IFLAVOU R SNACKS 16 oz. pkg. Our Reg. Price 75t. sec Save 6*Per pkg. BEST BUY I..' Regular or Diet PEPSI*COLA 1.5 litre btl., (plus 4O* deposit) BEST BUY Green Giant Fancy1 NIBLETS CORN 12 fI. oz. tin Our Reg. Price 46* Whole Kernel BEST Q~w~ BUY Save 134jç per ton Our Reg. Price $1.67 Steinberg QIL 650 ml btl. Save 38e or 22% WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS INCLU DING COM PETITORS'. ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., APRIL 18 TO TUES., APRIL 249 1979 IN OSHAWA, AJAX, WHITBY AND BOWMAN VILLE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITI ES. CHaECK D& UTFOR LED!. BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $1 .75 Steinberg CHERRY DELUXE CAKE 14 oz. pkg. (Avalable until April 21 only> Save315eor 20 BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $2. 39 Ail Purpose FI'VE ROSES FLOUR 3.5 kg bag Save 40eor 16% An ail Canadian Company BEST BUY day Mrs. Visser and Mrs. Dayes served a dainty lunch and Mrs. W. McGill extended the thanks to the hostess and assistant for the splendid meeting. North Nestieton Church There was a good attendance at the morning Service on Easter Sunday. Rev. Victor Parsons delivered an inspiring message "Glad Day Breaking" and based his topic on lst Peter - I - Verses 3 - 9, and Mark 16 - Verses 1 - 8. In the choir Miss Gail Malcolm sang the beautiful sacred solo "The Holy City" with Mrs. Gwen Malcolm at the organ. Mr. Norman Mairs and Mr. Ralph Saddler took the offering. Our Reg. Price 70e Homepride 100% W HO%%L E WHaiEAT BREAD 24 oz. loaf (Avalable until April 21 only) SSave 30eor 33 % Our Reg. Price $1.25 Re gular Size JERGENS BAR SOAP pkg. of 4 Save 115e or 12% BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $1.45 Steinberg BABY' SHAM POO 650 mi btl. Our Reg. Price 531# MARSH MAL LOWS49 10 oz. pkg. Save j4e per pkg. BEST BUY ~iraie~o~tr~artOur Reg. Price 47t HOSE OneSize Fits SmalI to Large3 LSave 8e~ or 17% BEST BUY Nestleton United Church Women The U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Norma Frew on the evening of April 9th. The Pres. Mrs. Gwen Malcolm welcomed 14 members and opened the meeting with a poem wntitled "This Happy Easter Time." Hymn 485 "Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross" was sung. A splendid Easter Devotion- ai was given by Mrs. Nita Fish and Miss Gail Malcolm. Mrs. Gwen Malcolm showed a film of the Easter story from the "Black His Passion Play". A record was played of "The Holy City" and much enjoyed, bringing the devotional to a, close. The Rol Call, (namne a favourite Easter hymn) was answered by ahl present. The business was handled with dispatch and included: (1) The Report on Oshawa Pres- byterial, (2) Report from Quilt Committee. The members are meeting at the home of Mrs., Bernice Mairs for the Quilting pat,(3) Plans are in the ofigfor May 6th when the Janetville United Church Choir will present "A Sp ring Programme" to be hef in North Nestieton Church at 8 p.m. The Organist wiil be Mrs. Kathy Malcolm, a good attendance is hoped for. This promises to be a fine evening of music. (4) Plans were made for the U.C.W. Spring Supper to be held May 1Bth, in the Community Centre. The next regular meeting of Nestleton U.C.W. will be held May 14th at the home of Mrs. Gwen Malcolm. The Easter Programme was presented by Mrs. Nita Fish. After closing, an enjoyable lunch was served by the hostess Mrs. Norma Frew assisted by Mrs. Helen Vine, Mrs. Dorothy Haines and Mrs. Doris Rohrer. Mrs. Bernice Mairs extend- ed a vote of thanks to the hostess, the group leader and to ail who helped make the meeting so enjoyable. Caesarea Euchre Club Reports indicate a good attendance at last Wednesday -evening Euchre held in the Community Centre. A special Easter draw "Large Easter Rooster" was won by Mardie Handyside. Winners for the Euchre were: lst, Mrs. Marg France, Scugog Point; 2nd, Mrs. Olive Frayer, Caesarea and low, score, Mrs. Evelyn Souter, Scugog Point. As, the weather improves, the members of the Ladies' Auxiiiary are looking forward to a good crowd every Wednesday, evening so let's keep-the Euchre in' mmd and flot disappoint them. South Nestleton Presbyterian Church In the Presbyterian Church Suday morning Mrs. George Scott favoured with organ music and Misses Peggy and Alison Scott sang a beautiful Easter duet. Miss Bulmar delivered a fine message,- "Easter Changes Everything" and based hier topic on Matthew 27 verses 27-54. "Past, Present and Future. As we meditate, think over the past events in your life - the joys and-the struggles. Ini what ways have you grown? Think of what life would be like if you didn't have any experiences - good or bad! What does your faith say to you today? Is it an up-to-date with Christ in the midst of our life events? Ponder and think through these two questions. (1) What differences has Christianity made in my life? (2) What does Christ mean in today's world? Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Nestleton Ladies' Aid met in the Presbyterian Church Hall Thursday afternoon with a good attendance'and a wel- come from the Pres. Mrs. H. Lee. Mrs. H. Visser conducted the Devotional period based on Peter I. The Christian feels