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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 22, 1982 7 Miracle's select Quality Meats ^ ^ j|17 Fresh Ontario g J# ££"-■•6*89 Rib or Tenderloin end ■ P®f ■ lb. 'SijfEg Roasts 1 per Rib End ■ ||) I ~ HMfP Cento* CutUmyg 1 Pork Loin #19 [Chops M?" TenderloUn^j^jjj^^^ End Pork *499 Roasts | w Frozen, Eviscerated .Utility Grade Young Turkeys All available sizes Frozen Eviscerated Grade A Young Miracle's Own or Butterball Turkeys All available sizes Fumet, Picnic Style Boneless Smoked Pork Shoulder Cut from the Leg, outside Boneless Bottonh Round Pork Roasts Cut Irom the Leg, inside Bonpless Top Round Pork Roasts Cut from the Leg Fresh Pork Schnitzel Eviscerated Young Grade A . Fresh Turkeys 5? 5 2? 9 61 s 2? 9 6" 2?» 106 139 W ? ,r I *' k| It. Frozen, Eviscertaled Grade A Young Turkeys All available sizes Sliced Side Maple Leaf Bacon SOOgpkg. Sweet Pickled Maple Leaf Cottage Rolls Maple Leal, Picnic Style Smoked Pork Shoulder Cryovac fl17 189 w ■ nr ■ l| "lb. Sliced Maple Leaf Cooked Ham 175 g pkg. Maple Leal Golden Fry Sausage soogpkg. Regular Sliced Maple Leaf Bologna soogpkg. Mary Miles Wieners 375 g pkg. 1.49 2.49 2.29 1.29 Canadian Queen Side Bacon Sold In 2 kg cln, at $8.33 m COUPON VALUE $2. • This coupon is .worth S2.00 off the I total purchase price of one I j Maple Leaf l Country | Kitchen Ham j 2-3 lb. size 900 Aofi OFF THE TOTAL PURCHASE PRICE WITH THIS COUPON I Limit one coupon per purchase. Coupon valid until Sept. 28'82. 0 0 7 2 4 8 2 ^Redeemable at Miracle Food Mart. Blackstock Following is a partial list of the whereabouts of some of our young people. Please phone Ibis week if you can give information on others that are missed. It is good to catch up on jobs as well as school information so please help. Karen Duivesteyn is taking a teaching course at Trent University; Sandra Little, Pat Reeder, Melanie Williams, Warren Harvard, Brad Guersey and Bob Horton are all at Durham College. I would like specific information on their courses. '. Tracy Cochrane is taking Denial Hygiene at Durham College; John Green is taking Heavy Equipment at Sir Sanford Fleming College, Frost Campus, Lindsay; Norman De Jong- University of Guelph; Kevin Elliott is attending Georgian College, Barrie and is taking Surveying; Surveying; Pat Johnston is attending Queen's University; University; Stephen Kristensen is at University of Waterloo; Peter Malin is at Seneca College; Paul Price is employed; Warren Strong is at Seneca College taking Aviation and Flight Technology; Technology; Lawrence Van Camp is attending Kempt- ville Agricultural College; Jim Weir is studying accounting accounting at Seneca College, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp who recently celebrated with a family dinner attended by their family Walt and Louise Taylor, Lois, Lawrence and Brian Van Camp along with Mrs. Stanford Van Camp and Miss Doreen Van Camp. They enjoyed dinner at Cullen Gardens. Congratulations. Congratulations. The business meeting of the Friendly Visitors Group was held at the home of Mildred Hope recently. Three representatives from the Durham Mental Association Association of Oshawa were present as were twelve volunteers. Thanks to such hard work of everyone the finance are in good shape, and-so the group was able to plan some worthwhile worthwhile craft and entertainment entertainment project for the coming year. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family were- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pawley of Courtice, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fetch, Kent and Catherine of Aurora. Many local residents attended the fairs at Sunderland, Sunderland, Beaverton, Port Hope, Warkworth and Bellevile during the past week either as judges, exhibitors or visitors. Country Market Fresh Produce Product of U.S.A. Canada Fancy Grade Bartlett Pears 430 I kg ?59 Product of Ontario Canada Fancy Grade Ontario McIntosh Apples!- 3 lb. bag TO Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Product of U.S.A. Carrots or Fresh Yellow-Eifl. Strawberries Onions^ Pint Cup 2 lb. bag %°0 z 39 Fresh from the Tropics. Large Size Bananas Product of Ontario Ontario Fresh Mushrooms boz. cup Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Red Grapes Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Waxed Rutabagas Product of Ontario Fresh Brussel Sprouts Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Ontario Cauliflower Large Size Product ol Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Ontario Potatoes 10 lb. bag Product ol Ontario Green Onions or Bunch Radishes Product ol Ontario 1 Pepper Squash Product ol South Africa Outspan Valencia Oranges size 112 Product of Ontario or U.S.A. Fresh Broccoli Assorted Tropical Household Plants 10 Inch pot Venus Flytrap Product ol U.S.A. Sunmaid Raisins ia* 1 , J.fl. Brand Irom Concentrate Apple Cider 61 II, OZ. 19 8 :49 1.49 19® :89 2/^00 2! 8 :99 '".99 1.29 V.99 3 /.99 12/269 .99 12.95 2.49 1.69 1.79 Product of Ontario Washed & Trimmed Spinach 10 oz. bag ^/VDO* .69 Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Seedless Grapes 118 per ■i kg LARGE SIZE ;99 miBde ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. SEPT. 22 TO TUES. SEPT. 28, 1982 MIDNIGHT EXCEPT BAKERY ITEMS UNTIL SAT. SEPT. 25, 1982 IN BOWMANVILLE AT BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING STREET EAST, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. foodmart The Deli & B.B.Q. LET'S TALK TURKEY! Turkey cold Cuts High Protein ■ low Fat Clearview Farms Cooked White Turkey Roast Deli Sliced 410 per 100 g flr Clearview Farms PJf Cooked 100 White & Dark Turkey Roast Deli Sliced .88 *99 Clearview Farms Turkey Cold Cuts Salami. Beerwurst, Pimento 6 Olive or Pimento-Deli Sliced per 100 166 999 n ,r P«r Clearview Farms 100 9 Turkey Bologna Dell Sliced .44 199 ■ per lb. The Bakery Dempster's Stone Ground Bread 675 g/24 oz. loal .79 Steinberg's French Apple Pie 567 g/20 oz. pkg. 1.69 Granny's Butter Tarts pkg, of 10 1.49 Bake Rile Carrot-Hut Muffins pkg. ol6 1.19 Oakrun Farms Plain English MuffinS pkg. of 6 .59 Mira Lite White Bread 450 g/16 oz. loaf .55 Miracle Food Matt Bread Crumbs 250 g pkg. .59 Dempster's Country Bran Bread 675 g/24 oz. lo,ll .79 COUPON VAL I This coupon is worth .30 off our Direct Deal price ol $1.69 I (Vanilla Hall Moons ■ pkg. ol 6, Jam Flaky • pkg. ol 6, | Piqua • pkg. ol 6 or Lady Flngeri • pkg. ol 12) I Vachon Cakes voul v ™ I Limn on. coupon per purchase. PAY ■ WITH THIS COUPON a Coupon valid until Sal. Sapl. 25, 1962. ONLY iWlliafllll j Redeemable at Miracle Food Mj»i^ Direct Deal Prlce_$1.69 IllllOWCfoodmert NESTLETON CAESAREA Caesarea Euchre Results Results of last weeks card party: First prize Janet MacKenzie - 89. Second - Millie Glide - 84. Linda Hughes - 48. A very good evening. Bring along a few friends for a bit of fun and fellowship - lunch is served after the euchre. At the Caesarea Centre is where the action is. Commences at 8 p.m. Try to attend - you might be a winner. Caesarea Community Church A very good attendance on Sunday at 11 a.m. Responsive Responsive reading Psalm 122. Script 1 Kings 17: 8-16 Rev. W.H. Crawford's sermon theme was, "Putting God First." The Caesarea Church now has a regular organist - Miss Jane Anne McGill. A warm welcome to the friendly Caesarea Church next Sunday. A Friendly Call Your correspondent was pleasantly surprised and pleased to have a phone call from a former resident of Nestleton - Mrs. Lucy Donnerai - now of Learning- ton, who was in Blackstock with her husband George - visiting Bill and Mildred Fortune over the weekend. The Nestleton friends will be glad to know that the Donnerais are enjoying their new home in the fruit belt very much - it is warmer there and the pleasant weather agrees with Lucy - and she feels more like her old self again, We extend our best wishes from Nestleton to friends - the Donnerais - we do miss them tool Sympathy We were deeply shocked and saddened to hear of the sudden death of friend Mr. Arnold Taylor of Blackstock on Sunday afternoon. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to wife Joyce, daughters Diane and Betty Jane, Mother Mrs, Alma Taylor, brother Anson and sister Kathleen, Arnold will be missed by a great many relatives and friends,