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i Foodmart Miracle's select Quality Meats Regular or All Beef Shopsy's Dell Fresh Wieners 454gpkg. Mary Miles or Pride of Canada Bacon SOOgpkg. All Varieties Mary Miles Deli Sticks 375 g pkg. Pride of Canada Sliced Bologna 375gpkg. Shopsy's Old Vienna Salami soogpkg. Glezed or Regular Shopsy's Sliced Cooked Ham vsgpkg. Shopsy's All Beef Bologna 175 g pkg. Buddig Sliced Meats 71 g pkg. Ground from 100% Beef Lean Ground Beef Siena Pepperoni Vacuum Racked 1.78 2.79 1.69 1.19 2.70 1.46 .99 .79 COS 729 Jp« ^ per »| ■ lb. 6" pu lb Siena Salamettl( or Soppressata per *1 P*r lb. Top Quality Maple Leaf Ham Steaks 175 g pkg. Maple Leaf English Back Bacon vs g pkg. Country Market Fresh Produce Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Product of Ontario Canada Fancy Gràde McIntosh Apples 3 lb. bag Sane .40 Save .40 Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Tomatoes Large Size Product of U.S.A. Ontario No. 1 Grade Green Sweet Peppers Large Size per *9 pir kg s99 «99 Product of South Africa A*) fife Outspan ValenciaKM Oranges size ii2 I «eW Product of Italy Canada No. 1 Grade Muscat Grapes Product of U.S.A. or Ontario Washed & Trimmed Spinach 10 oz. bag save .so lb. save.so Product ol U.S.A. Florida White or Red Grapefruit Product of U.S.A. Canada Fancy Grade Bartlett Pears Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Cauliflower Large Size Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Yellow Onions Large Size -10 lb. bag Product of Ontario Fresh Broccoli Product of Onlario Cole Slaw .Boz. bag Product ol Ontario Fresh Mushrooms Boz. cup Fresh from the Tropics LargeSize ET Bananas Product of U.S.A. Thompson Seedless Sunmald Raisins 4S0 g pkg. Producl ol Onlario Gloxinias Plant 6 Inch pol Boston Fern Hanging Baskets 8 Inch pol «made Product ol U.S.A. Sunsweet Pitted Prunes 375 g •/1.99 1." -.79 eatb.99 1.99 .99 2 /1.00 1.49 $86 :S9 2.79 4.99 7.99 1.99 Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Field Cucumbers 199 Save .si Piping Hot - Ready to Eat B.B.Q. Whole Chickens 1 Vz lb. avg. cooked weight W e. 949 dm ? b er Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade Celery .Hearts Save .20 foodmart miracle The Bakery ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. OCT. 13 TO TUES, OCT. 19. 1982 MIDNIGHT EXCEPT BAKERY ITEMS UNTIL SAT. OUT. 16, 1982 IN BOWMANVILLE AT BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING STREET EAST. WF RESERVE THE RIUHI TO LIMIT QUANTITIES, Foodmart Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 13,1982 7 ORONO NEWS Sympathy of the community to the relatives and friends of the late Dr. Wilfred Sherwin, of Nampa, Idaho, U.S.A., who passed away suddenly Wednesday, Oct. 6. He was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Charles Taylor of Orono. Dr. Sherwin had visited many friends and relatives here in Orono, this past summer. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, her granddaughters, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Doyle, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Becker and Tamara, Oshawa; Mrs. Bertha Touchburn and Walter Sherwin. Horticulture Fall Show Due to the inclement weather a smaller than usual crowd attended the annual fall flower show and meeting of Orono Horticulture society, on Thursday, Oct. 7 in Orono main hall of church. The hall looked very attractive with a larger than usual showing of flowers, plants and vegetables. The "Country Store", was a beehive of activity- with plants, baking, pickles and jugs of tasty, fresh cider. The store was in charge of Donna Hutton and Yvonne Trafford and did a good business. The flower show had a record of 76 entries with 16 exhibitors and Mrs. Clarence Tink, Hampton as judge. The arrangements were most attractive and showed real imagination and creativity. Donna Hutton won the "Best in Show", with her excellent arrangement of "Auction Sale". The vegetable section boasted some excellent specimens of turnips, onions, squash and cabbages. One exhibitor showed a freshly cut cabbage (complete with little live critters). The president welcomed all and secretary gave minutes of previous executive meeting and president announced the upcoming bus trip to Simcoe Christmas lights in Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tink presented an excellent display and talk on mums and dahlias, which was much enjoyed by all present. A question and answer period followed. St. Saviours Church News "We give Thee hearty thanks, 0 Lord, for this good land of Canada in which we Live." The Sunday school opened on Sunday morning in our brand new church hall. We are S proud of this new lg and look forward using it in His Service for future get togethers. The St. Saviours A.C.W. met last Tuesday, Oct. 5, in the home of Mrs. Doris Prust with 12 ladies present. Mrs. Beryl Clark was in charge of meeting and all repeated the Lord's Prayer. Plans were made for our annual Fall Bazaar this Saturday, October 16, in the I.O.O.F. hall from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. There are lots of wonderful items for sale. You'll have a great time! Crafts, Needlework, White Elephant table, Penny sale, jams, jellies, pickles, plants and vegetables. All proceeds from the bazaar are going to equip the kitchen in the new hall. Keep this Saturday free and pay us a visit! "Joy in the City". The Rev. Canon David Watson and his Company of dancers, actors and singers are putting on a set of workshops in St. Luke's Anglican Church, Peterborough Peterborough on Tues, and Wed. of this week. There are cars going and there is no charge. Walkers for outreach - Please turn in your money by October 17, to your -coordinator: -coordinator: for St. Saviours Charles Gray, at St. Georges, - Grace Haldenby. Deanery Workshop Day - on Saturday Oct. 30 at St. Peters, Cobourg. Fellowship club - Sunday Oct. 24, hosts Dora and Harper Kelsey promise an evening of fun. Orono United Church News A good crowd in attendance for the Thanksgiving service. The front of church was decorated with flowers, fruit and vegetables. The Sunday school children brought fruit and vegetables to decorate. Betty Calvin gave the children's children's story about seeds that start out so small and grow into into large apples and vegetables, and told the children they too can grow in the knowledge of what God expects from them. Marvin Colvin lead in the scripture readings and the choir rendered tne beautiful anthem "I Thank Thee." Rev. Wright brought the timely topic "Heed the Law of Thanksgiving", and reminded us to be forever thankful for all our blessings and if we are, our blessings will be multiplied. Birthdays celebrated this week - Gladys Brown, Oct. 11 and Doris Wanhan Oct. 13. Our choir is inviting all members interested in music to join the choir, practice every Wednesday evening - 7 o'clock. Remember our upcoming Turkey dinner Wed., Nov. 10,2 settings 5 o'clock and 6 o'clock. Advance tickét sales only. (Further notices in Coming Events Column). The film "God's Truth Abideth Still," - concerns Poland to-day. Presented by the Canadian Bible Society. In Newcastle United Church, Sunday Oct. 31, 7.30 p.m. 2.19 2.69 1.09 2.99 080 799 O P«f Jhi w *9 w lb. 2.48 The Dell & b.b.o Shopsy's Deli Bake Meat Pies 175 g pkg. Regular or Dinner Shopsy's Beef Sausages soogpkg. Shopsy's Deli Lean Hams Maple Leal Bavarian Sausage soo g pkg. Canadian Queen .37* Deli Sliced Lunch Meats Chicken, Mac 1 Cheese or Minced Ham 469 1 pet Mary Miles .35* Bologna Deli Sliced 459 ■ per lb. Shopsy's Creamy .28-' Cole Slaw Deli Served 129 ■ per ■ lb. Random Weight Canadian Cheese .66" Medium Cheddar, Brick or Mozzarella Deli Served 799 ptr lb. 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