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Miracle's select Quality Meats Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 4, 1983 9 Congratulations to Donald Jamieson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Jamieson and Cindy Hogg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hogg who were married on Saturday afternoon in the Port Perry Anglican Church. Mr. Ralph Larmer underwent hip surgery in Oshawa Hospital this week. He is recovering well. His many friends wish hime as speedy a recovery as possible. Swift Premium Wieners 454 g pkg. r Frozen or Fresh ^ Pork Side Spare Ribs Ideal for B.B.Q. Ground from 100% Beef Medium Ground Beef Cut from Canada Grade A Beef Chuck Steaks J18K Chicken ■ ft ft Legs per HH Part back attached ' Swift Premium Cooked Ham 175gpfcg. Swift Premium Sliced Bologna 375 g pkg. Swift Premium Sliced Salami 375 g pkg. Swift's Fresh Pork & Beel Old Mill Sausages Swift's Fresh Pork Compass Link Sausages Swills Sugar Plum Dinner Ham 3-4 lb. avg. size Swifts Brown & Serve Sausages 250 g pkg. Swills Lazy Maple BaCOn 250 g pkg. Sliced Side Town Club Bacon 500 g pkg. Sliced Side Bacon End Slices Sold in 5 kg boxes Shopsy's Deli Bake AIIVarietles Meat Pies ^sgpkg. Frozen, Ideal for B.B.Q. New Zealand Shoulder Lamb Chops Pride of Canada Breakfast Grill azsgpkg Selected Varieties Burns Pride of Canada Sliced Meats vsgpkg. Schneiders Country Good Sausages soogpkg. Frozen New Zealand Boneless Lamb Shoulder Roasts Frozen New Zealand Lamb Chops From the shoulder Frozen New Zealand Lamb Loin Chops 1.39 1.79 2.29 *95 «179 " lb' 417 ip kg lb. 6l 9 2?, 9 kg lb. 2.19 1.29 2.49 11"-79 .99 2.19 1.19 2.19 1» 199 "*fcg f "fb. r *95 179 Jper ■ per w kg "lb. C59 ^>99 Oper Country Market Fresh ProducelThe Deli&B.B.Q Product of Chile Canada No. 1 Grade Black Grapes Product of U.S.A. Fresh Green Onions Product of U.S.A. Fresh Avocados 2 /.98 Product of U.S.A. 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AO & °" ,n ;39 Bulk r.OO Colombian e j" Coffee ft') 99 Bulk Sultana Raisins 1^00 Canada No, 1 Grade Per Unpasturized 100 g M m Bulk Honey Ï QO • J ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE 8 a.m. WED. MAY 4 TO MIDNIGHT TUES. MAY 10'83 EXCEPT BAKERY, DELI, MEAT AND PRODUCE ITEMS UNTIL SAT. MAY 7'83 IN METRO TORONTO • MISSISSAUGA • OAKVILLE • THORNHILL • BRAMPTON • MALTON • MARKHAM • OSHAWA • AJAX • WHITBY • GEORGETOWN • BOWMANVILLE • ORILLIA 4 • BARRIE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES, ) Obituaries OLIVE MARION MOFFATT Past President of the Teacher's Federation, Olive Marion Moffatt passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on Wednesday, April 13th, 1983, in her 74th year. Daughter of John and Lila Smith, she was born in Man- vers Township, and was educated educated at Lindsay High School, and Peterborough Normal School. On November 22nd, 1930, she married Gordon Moffatt. A resident at 141 Liberty St. N., Bowmanville for 40 years, she had been a teacher for 35 years, retiring nine years ago. Mrs. Moffatt was a member of Trinity United Church, the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 181, the Maple Grove Women's Institute, and the Tyrone Senior Citizens Club. Left to mourn her passing are her husband, sons Jack and Allen, three grandchildren grandchildren and two great grandchildren, grandchildren, sisters Iva Porteous, Mildred Braithwaite, Helen Braithwaite, and a brother Charlie Smith. The Reverend Arthur Amacher officiated at the funeral services on Friday at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Mrs. J. Albert Cole presided at the chapel organ. Pallbearers were Messrs Murray Alldread, Bill Firth, Robert Moffatt, Greg Moffatt, Russell Moffatt and Leon Braithwaite. Beautiful floral tributes were received in her memory from the Eastern Star Chapter No. 181, the Maple Grove Women's Institute and Tyrone Senior Citizens. Interment Orono Cemetery. EMMA ALBERTA MALCOLM Emma Alberta Wright was the second youngest of a family of seven born to the late Anaretta Sophia and Peter Wright in Cartwright Twsp. Born on Feb. 26, 1894, she married Rae J. J. Malcolm on March?, 1917, and farmed in Nestleton area till April 1920 when they moved to the Magistrate Neals farm south of Yelverton in Manvers Twsp. Here they farmed successfully successfully till their retirement in 1952 and moved into the village of Janetville. This farm operation was carried on by their son Harvey. In 1974, they sold their Janetville home to their grandson Mark and his wife Kathy and moved to Toronto for the winter. In July 1975, Rae died and Emma after several months with her families, moved into Uxbridge. Uxbridge. Together they raised three sons - Victor, currently of Nestleton, Harvey in the family home at Yelverton and Ralph of Don Mills. Emma was an active member of the Yelverton United Church ladies organization - the Ladies Aid which became the W. A. which eventually became became the U.C.W. She served in almost every capacity in that organization between 1926 and 1952. In her earlier years she added her musical abilities to the Yelverton Choir as an alto, and was frequently a member of a quartet group. Later, she likewise became involved in the Janetville U.C.W. and W. I. groups. Her foremost interest however, was her family to which she was quite dedicated. dedicated. Her Christian example was worthy of emulation by her family but only limited success was experienced in this endeavour. In March 1983, she fell and broke her hip and although apparently making a suitable recovery, continued to slip physically till her death on Monday, April 25th at the Dohum Nursing Home, Funeral services were conducted conducted at the McDermott- Panabaker Funeral Chapel in Port Perry with the Janet- ville-Yelverton minister Mr. Dennis Fransky providing a comforting message. The bearers were all Malcolm grandchildren - Wayne, Vernon, Mark, Jay, Marti and Mona Malcolm, Interment was held at the Malcolm family plot in Cad- mer's Union Cemetery. Emma was predeceased by her husband Rae in 1975 and by all of her brothers and sisters, (Clarence, Everett and Lucy as babies) and Elmer, Roy and Leslie Wright in the past few years. She is survived by her three sons, Victor, Harvey and Ralph, 11 grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren, greatgrandchildren,