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1 I i Miracle's select Quality Meats Shopsy's Corned Beef or Pastrami De» s»ced per 100 g Regular or All Beef Shopsy's Wieners 1 34 | each! ■ UBP super deal pay only J78 S|26 I S' Miracle's Own 100% Pure Canadian Beef Patties Fresh from the Tropics Large Size Bananas per o eS &4 Contains:2 Breasts with whole back, 2 Legs with whole back, 4 wings, 2 necks and 2 giblets Country Cut 2 18 O 199 super deal pay only Glazed or Shopsy's Sliced Ham 175 g pkg. 1.46 Fresh Chicken Legs Fresh Chicken Breast i Frozen Eviscerated Utility Grade Young Turkeys I Frozen Eviscerated Grade A Young Turkeys Frozen Eviscerated Grade A Young Butterball Turkeys Frozen Eviscerated Grade A Ducks Frozen Eviscerated Grade A Geese Fumet Boneless Smoked Pork Shoulder Part Skinned Shank Portion Smoked Cooked Ham Fully Skinned Butt Portion Smoked Cooked Ham Lean Ground Beef lb. m lb. kg kg lb. lb. lb. kg Jopsy's Canadian breakfast Ham .175 g pkg. Shopsy's Corned Beef. Brisket kg Shopsy's Old Vienna Salami 500 g pkg. pay only 2.70 Country Market Fresh Produce Product of U.S.A. New Crop Florida White or Red Grapefruit save .72 i\ D o' Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Ontario Waxed Rutabagas save .51 Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade kOG^- Ontario svz.e each Cauliflower Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Head Lettuce save Product of U.S.A. New Crop Sweet Yams save .20 lb. Product of U.S.A. Canada Fancy Grade Bartlett Pears Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Red Grapes Product of Ontario of U.S.A. Ontario Fresh Broccoli Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Ontario Potatoes 10 lb. bag Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Ontario Green Cabbage Product of Ontario Ontario Pepper Squash Product ol U.S.A. Ocean Spray Fresh Cranberries 12 oz. pkg. Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Yellow Onions or Carrots 2 it>. bag Product ol South Africa ll 1 ) Outspan Valencia I * / ^Oif Oranges size 112 I ■ Product of Ontario or U.S. Fresh Brussel Sprouts Product of Ontario Assorted Tropical 1 A A KSSf!?» Baske,s --D.33 Product ol Ontario ■ JSBB Rieger Begonias % MM 6 inch pot ,itw We W W J.B. Brand from Concentrate Apple Cider 64 fluid oz. For Indoor planting Potting Soil 10 litre bag :99 1? 4s ;79 l? 6 =89 :99 1.29 2 /1.00 V. 99 .99 2 /1.00 Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Field Cucumbers save .51 ■V' - •%% ^ A «m.v, o super deal pay only Shopsy's 10 Extra Lean Cooked Ham Dell Sliced 2JH99 Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Prune Plums save .10 lb. made Foodmart imede ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. SEPT. 29 TO TUES, OCT. 5, 1982 MIDNIGHT EXCEPT BAKERY ITEMS UNTIL SAT. OCT. 2. 1982 IN BOWMANVILLE Al BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING STREET EAST. WE htSERVE THfc RIGHT TO LIMIT UUANIIIIES. foodmart Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville. Seotember 29.1982 11 NESTLETON CAESAREA Family Visits Mr. Stanley Malcolm of Port Perry was a guest on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm of Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cawker of Scarborough were Friday guests at the Cawker farm on Scugog Point Road. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cawker and Cathy were Saturday evening supper guests. Caesarea Community Church A very good attendance of local folks for Sunday morning at 11 a.m. with Rev. W. H. Crawford conducting the service. His text theme, "The way, the truth and the life". Responsive reading Psalm 61 - Scripture John 14: 1-15. The regular organist played for the service - Jane Anne McGill of Seagrave. The Caesarea Sunday School will commence next week. Try to attend and help this friendly little village Church to grow. A warm welcome awaits you. Warm Appreciation Now that fall is approaching approaching and the farm operation is pretty well completed, Sam and Mabel Cawker would like to voice sincere appreciation to our fine neighbours - Mr. Leon Brygman and family who have been so generous and helpful, willing to assist al all times with so many farm projects - first - the hay crops - Leon and h'is lovely daughters - Rosie, Sophie and Cindy were invaluable - the girls are real farmerettes farmerettes to say the least! increasing energy costs have sparked renewed interest in wood for fuel - so now- Sam and Leon are wood cutters. If a man is fortunate enough to cut his own wood, he has a choice and he may perhaps like to have several kinds. A home seems more meaningful if a man has a chance to tend his fire, and it means more than warmth and a saving in fuel - it means somehow - a glow in the heart. Wood - there is nothing quite like it - it warms you twice! Blackstock by Joyce K<lly Linda and Roy Bradburn and Matthew attended. the baptismal service of Erin Beckett baby daughter of Brian and Kâthy Beckett at' , Pickering United Church on Sunday morning. They were ;. guests/ at the reception following the service at the home of Kathy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eggerton Pegg of Pickering. On Sunday, Cecil and Marie Gibson hosted the nintieth birthday party of Cecil's mother, Mrs. Edna Bradley. The family party began with a noon dinner with the immediate family attending. During the afteW noon, Mrs. Bradley's grandchildren, grandchildren, greatgrandchildren greatgrandchildren and her two brothers, Oscar Graham of Blackstock and Clarence . Graham of Port Perry and 'Ltheir families called to wish . happy birthday. Sincere congratulations, Mrs. Bradley. Recently Jean Adams and V Dora Martyn attended a leadership training course on "Food for all Seasons" sponsored by the W.I. through the : Ministry of Agriculture. The course covers wise consumer shoping, shoping, how to prepare home mixes, coatings, noodles, crepes etc. Further. détails regarding dates in October for this course td be held in Blackstock by these leaders will be announced in this column. The Main Stream group of Square Dancers have begun classes with everyone looking looking forward to another good season of fun, fellowship and exercise in the gldTown Hall op Thursday nights. The new dancers will begin at the Public School with a free introductory night on Friday, October 1. All are welcome. Anyone interested in joining call Harold and Dora Martyn 986-5378 or Carl And Jean Adams 986-5180. Her many friends 'are sorry to know that Mrs. Edda Bowman, lady director of our fair has been ill'for the past two weeks. She has come home from Port Perry hospital, and continues to recuperate at home. On Sunday, Gerald and Joyce Kelly and girls attended attended the morning worship service at Christ Church, Listowel when Scott James Kelly was one of the young people confirmed by Bishop David Ragg. Following the service they joined other family members for a reception in Scott's honour at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kelly. Shopsy's All Beef Bologna vs g pkg. Potato, Cole Slaw or Macaroni Shopsy's Salads 500 g pkg. Shopsy's Melton Mowbray Pies 500 g pkg. Schneider's Oktoberfest Sausages soogpkg. The Deli & B.B.O Shopsy's Black Forest Ham Dell Sliced per too g lb. Shopsy's Beef Salami Deli Sliced per 100 g lb. Shopsy's Potato & Egg 1 Salad Deli Served ioo r g 489 I per lb. Canadian Cheese Mediulm Cheddar, Brick or Mozzarella - Dell Served per 1100 g lb. The Bakery Champlain ■ es White C Q Bread ( J9 675 g!24 oz. loal Banquet A A Apple Pie Ji Jf 396 g/14oz. pkg. • ^P ^P Bake-RKs a| ■ar 1.19 pkg. ol 5 ® ™ ® ^P Dempster's Caraway or Dill 1A Dell Rye #j| Bread 4so g/t e oz. loai ■ * w Bamby A A White CD Bread 450 gH6 oz. loal Miracle Food Marl Chocolate QQ Donuts .35 pkg. ol 6 • ^P ^P Granny's Pecan or Raisin A A Butter MM Tarts pkg, oie e w Miracle Food Mart Bread F A Crumbs .jj 250 g pkg. ® ^P