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dollar Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 2,1983 7 "More Cents Once again Ontario's Low Price Leaders join forces to bring to you even greater savings Just in time for Christmas! With every $10 00 of groceries at Miracle Food Mart, you receive FREE a Christmas Dollar Coupon, redeemable with every $10 00 purchase at Consumers Distributing. I Full details available at all Miracle r Food Mart and Consumers Distributing stores. Frying or Roasting Grade A Fresh Chickens H 2 - 3 lb kg 3 - 5 lb size 2.40 per kg/1.09 per lb. Limit 3 per family purchase i.V*l - * / •' » •• V v v. • •••• Fresh or Frozen Side Spare Ribs Canadian Queen Lean & Easy Ham Canadian Queen Pure Pork Sausages Davern Visking Bologna Canadian Queen Sliced • Cooked Ham 375 g Canadian Queen Sliced Lunch Meats P«r m per itg kg 375 g (5 varieties) Boneless 7117 Loin Pork *1 " r « Chops Maple Leaf Beerfest Sausage 500 g Grey Cup Festival Canadian Queen Sliced 175 Lunch Meat? 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Deli Made O QQ Fresh 10 mch 400 9 Deluxe 12 inch 6so g 3.99 Pizza A QQ Deli Served 14 inch 900 g 4.572/ Available in most stores Product ol Austria Edam Cheese Balls Whole, Hall, Quarters Deli Served .66 per 100 g That's Right! You could win one of 14 trips for 2 starting Semptember28,1983. There will be 2 lucky winners every week for 7 weeks. For complete details on how you could win this fantastic trip for 2 to Vancouver to see the Grey Cup, look for the contest display and entry blanks In your local Miracle Food Mart. Good Luck! We Cheerfully accept ^"■"titor's Newspaper Coupons! made Foodmart ALL PRICE EFFECTIVE WED. NOV. 2 TO TUES. NOV. 8'83 EXCEPT BAKERY, DELI, MEAT AND PRODUCE ITEMS UNTIL SAT. NOV. 5'83 IN BOWMANVILLE AT THE BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Than Dollars" To Be Held November 8th NEWTONVILLE Mrs. Jean O'Neill was hostess for the six ladies of the Women's Institute held last Tuesday. She, with Mrs. Sharon Buttery, showed us how to make two casseroles - shepherd's pie and sausage spinach pie. These were served for lunch with whole wheat drop biscuits. Afterwards, we discussed our part of the program "More Cents Than Dollars" to be held in Orono Community Centre on November 8th. The monthly meeting of the U.C.W. was held in the Sunday School last Wednesday evening, with vice-president Jean Kimball. Sixteen ladies attended. After the various , reports were given, it was decided to have some windows covered in the spring. Next year's bazaar to be held later in October. Jean Kimball gave a brief account of the meeting she and Rowena Tizzard attended at Westminister, Oshawa, on Monday evening, October 17th. A nominating committee was named to bring in a slate of officers at our November meeting. Some agreed to let their names stand. Eye glasses may be left with Mary Jones. Acy Farrow assisted by Lena Clysdale gave the devotional on Courage. Closed with the Benediction and lunch was served and a social half hour followed. Newtonville-Starkville Bowling Team Standings Bread and butter 17, Dills 17, Icicles 17, Sweet Mixed 13 points. 50-50 draw - Bernice Henderson. 200 Games Peggy Millson 253, Cindy Millson 221, 215, Mary Topple 218, Pat Millson 213, Marlene Stacey 204, 204, Joan Adams 201, Jean O'Neill 200. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton, Mrs. Cecil Stapleton and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osborn of Campbellcroft attended the O.A.C. Fall Semester awards at the War Memorial Hall at the University of Guelph on Thursday afternoon when Marvin received the Agincourt Milk Producers' Scholarship during the ceremony. Sunday afternoon callers with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood and Lindsay of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sinclair, Todd and Tara, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickell and Ashley of Starkville and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farrow, Jan and Ryan. Sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Purdy from our district. They have moved to Peterborough over the weekend. The first progressive euchre party of the season will be on Friday, November 4th at the community hall. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee of Cambray were supper guests on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow. Newtonville United Church Anniversary services were well attended. The greeters at the door were Hugh and Meda Stapleton. The Presbytery supply Lynda King conducted the services and told the children's story. The sermon "Jesus Christ, Life of the World" was given by Rev. George Lanery from Belleville. Mr. Barry Lane sang two beautiful solos - one being "How Great Thou Art". He also assisted the choir with the anthem, "A new name written down in Glory". We were pleased to see Amelea and Sid Lancaster in the congregation. Rev. A.M. Tizzard has been moved to Bowmanville and is progressing slowly. The Sunday School held a Hallowe'en party during the church services and everyone reported a happy time with games, costumes, followed by a small lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Perrin of Peterborough were dinner guests on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson, Mr. and Mrs, Everett Stapleton, Mrs. M, Morris and John of Orono were dinner guests on Sunday with Mrs. Lena Clysdale and Mrs. Irene Burley of Bowmanville who spent the weekend with her. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Massie of Port Hope were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Lane and Wendy of Port Hope, Mr. Scott Allison, Mr, and Mrs, Art Mcllroy, Mr, and Mrs. Barry Lane and family of Peterborough were luncheon guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones, Mr, and Mrs, McGregor Jones and Debbie of Burlington were callers in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Don Elliott with Mr. and Mrs, Don Vinkle spent the weekend in the North Bay District.