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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 27,1982 9 NESTLETON BIGGEST SALE EVER, OUR LOWEST PRICES We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements Cut from Canada's finest! GRADE A' BEEF! BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER Boneless Beef Roast A 39/199 T' /kg/ I lb OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.05/kg-2.29 LB REGULAR QR KING SIZE Canadian Cigarettes CARTON OF 20'S OR 25'S WARNING: Heallh and Welfare Canada advises that dangerto heallh in* creases with amount smoked-avoid inhaling. OUH REGULAR PRICE UP T012.75 BEATRICE, 2 7b PAH ILY SKIMMED Cottage Cheese 500 g TUB OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.69 SAVARIN, 4 VAHIIIES INUL IURKEY Frozen Dinners 11 OZPKG OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.69 ^9 wilh suprrrn.irttrl prii.es COMBO PACK CONTAINS: 2 RIB END, 2 LOIN END, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS GLAD Loin Pork Chops OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.27/kg-2.39 LB Garbage Bags OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.99 FRESH Medium Ground Beef 095/179 /kg f ■ lb OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.27/kg-2.39 LB EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING Blade Steaks 095/179 W0 /kg / I OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.61/kg- 2.09 LB SAVE .89/kg-.40 GRADE "A", FROZEN, PRIDE OF CANADA, Roasting Chickens 262/119 MÊÊÊ Ika / I OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.51/kg-1.59 lb Tall purpose, regular or unbleached Five Roses Flour 2.5 kg bag OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.15 250 g 199 pkg I SWIFT PREMIUM, REG OR ALL BEEF Sausages" SWIFT PREMIUM. READY TO SERVE. VAC PAC. SUGAR PLUM -- i /kg /Ulb 69 SLICED. PREVIOUSLY FROZEN. SKINLESS & OEVIENEO Beef Liver ROAST OR CHOPS-CENTRE CUT ' 0*0* nUAo I Un U1Uro-U I 9 ®, /. 89» Pork Loin Dinner Hams SWIFT PREMIUM Sizzlean TOWN CLUB OR A&P. REG. OR THICK SLICED -», in PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) 500 g 049 vac pac ùm 250 g 1 pkg I Side Bacon SWIFT PREMIUM Wieners 149 Spare Ribs -r , kg FRESH-RIB OR 3 TO 3 W LB TENERLOIN PORTION 6'f, / 2 4"/2 79 lb 19 lb ^pSciÂriovQÎ SALE CANADIAN QUEEN. SLICED. MAC & CHEESE. CHICKEN LOAF. BOLOGNA - co Cooked Meats ,,s ,r = 1 69 CANADIAN QUEEN. SLICED. MINCED HAM OR VAR. PACK ^ gg 1~ Pork Loin fi 17 500 g tray pack Cooked Meats MARY MILES-VAC PAC 375 g 1! vac pac I 2 29 Roasts • (BONELESS RIB PORTION 5.27/kg-2.39 lb) IN STORES WITH DELI! MARY MILES-VAC FAU /4 Bologna Chunks 3 L/l CANADIAN QUEEN. HOT OR SWEET-TRAY PACK - Sausage Italian Style 4 17 - kg /* 59 lb 89 lb SWIFT LAZY MAPLE. PURE PORK Sausages SWIFT PREMIUM. SLICED. <1 VAR. INCL. BOLOGNA n Cooked Meats ,7i £ vac .99 SCHNEIDERS. 4 VAR OF MEAT LOAVES ,,s ,r c 1 79 Cold cuts .55 SWIFT PREMIUM. SUGAR PLUM OR LAZY MAPLE. SLICED OUADELCO, AUSTRIAN Side Bacon S °T C A 17 /189 " Ikg/ I lb SWIFT PREMIUM.SLICED Cooked Ham /TOO g /2H OUADELCO, AUSTRIAN Pn . -- 2" Edam Cheese .59 ,, / 2 69 , INSTANT Nescafe Coffee MAPLE LEAF Flakes of Ham DEL MONTE 18-1 g tin I Qf» PACIFIC RIM ■o9 Pink Salmon 7.75 oz till .99 500 mL tub .99 Pineapple Jui MEATBALL, IRISH, BEEF. HOT CHILI Puritan PURINA Stews OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 2.79 PuppvChow 2 kg 9 QQ bag ■ w w OTiànge PEKÔE Red Rose Tea Bags PKg OF 60 ^|jj^ |99 1 lb pkg ASSORTED CREAMS Peek Frean Biscuits OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.29 OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.33 400g TIN TIE BAG ANN PAGE Peanut Butter OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.29 @1" 500 g JAR @1*9 FROZEN, DESSERT TOPPING Cool Whip ORIGINAL. SEAFOOOD. GOURMET - __ Purina Cat Chow £1.79 MAPLE LEAF. PURE Tenderflake Lard KAM Luncheon Meat YORK. SMOOTHY OR CRUNCHY Peanut Butter ALUMINUM FOIL Reynolds Wrap 12 oz tin .89 1.69 soo «1.99 1.89 iar KELLOGG'S Special 'K' Cereal 19 475 g pkg OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.59 A Sf 12"x 50' roll ASST VAR INCL CHOICE PEAS Aylmer Vegetables * Mil oz 2/996 . OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO .79 McCAIN, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Orange Juice M l 12.5 II STOUFFER, FROZEN Mac & Cheese 12 oz pkg OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.79 STRAINED. MEATLESS VAR OF FOODS & JUICES Berbers Baby Foods 3299# OUR REGULAR PRICE .39 EACH CAESAREA Chgrcfc News Attendance was gratifying at Nestleton United Church for the Youth service, Sun. Oct. 24 with Rev. Dale Davis presenting an excellent message entitled "Children of God." The Sunday School children sang, "Everyday With Jesus" with Carol Mairs accompanying. The scripture was read by Claire MacKenzie and the offering taken by Ken Weir and Dwight Davis. The delightful young folk of the Sunday School with their beaming faces - along with their dedicated teachers add a great deal to the service. We cannot express in mere words our appreciation to them. During the service, Nicholas David, infant son of Joanne and David Malcolm was baptized. Family, grandparents and a great grandfather were present for the occasion. Next Sunday, Oct. 31,11:15 a.m. the Nestleton United Church Anniversary will be held wilh guest speaker, Rev. Sian Crookall, and soloist Miss Lyn McLaughlin. Keep in mind Wed. evening, Oct. 27- 8 p.m. Nestleton Session and Stewards meeting in the church. An average attendance at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church .on Sunday morning. Rev. Fred Swann continued with Romans 15 using as his theme "Tolerance and a Christian Relationship." Next Sunday service at 11 a.m. A warm welcome to all to attend. A very good congregation at the Caesarea Community Church on Sunday, Oct. 24 with Jane Anne McGill playing the organ. Local folk are attending the Sunday School and Church are, growing. Rev. W.H. Crawford Crawford spoke on "Compassion" taken from Scripture Isaiah 53. A cordial welcome to the friendly Community Church in Caesarea. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Family worship at 11 a.m. Eastern Star Installation A fine number of sisters and brothers from other Chapters attended the Installation Installation ceremonies of Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, Order of the Eastern Star held Thurs. eve October 14th, in the Masonic Temple, Port Perry, to honour the newly elected Worthy Matron Sister Joyce Taylor, Black- stock, and her corp of Officers for 1962-1963 term. The opening ceremonies under the leadership of Worthy Matron Sister Shirley Nicholls assisted by Worthy Patron Brother Bill Nicholls of Caesarea, was carried out in the usual competent manner. Many dignitaries were welcome in the East as well as Matrons and Patrons from other chapters. A splendid number of Past Matrons and Past Patrons were greeted. After a short business period was conducted by Matron Shirley Nicholls the Officers retired for a brief recess. The Installation ceremonies were conducted in a highly efficient manner by the Installing Board. At the close the new Worthy Matron Sister Joyce Taylor expressed warm appreciation appreciation to Officers and members of Blue Ray for the honour conferred upon her - she also thanked the members of the Installing Board for the beautiful ceremony. Her Worthy Patron Brother Sam Cawker spoke briefly re- the support received from officers and members and stated he was happy to be able to assist Sister Joyce in the coming year. Sister Joyce was the recipient recipient of many lovely gifts to commemorate the occasion. Sister Cathy Bourque and the retiring Patrol received his Jewel from Sister Frances Gibson. At the close of the meeting a delicious buffet supper .was enjoyed convened by Elsie WUbur and Margaret Jeffrey As Joyce assumes the responsibility responsibility of her office for the year ahead, we extend "orr very warmest wishes" for an inspiring, progressive as well as happy, successful year promoting the principles principles of our fine Benevolent Order. r A lot ot people call life "The Survival of the Fittest" You know, a lot of people are rlsht icnon0m PMKmKnont