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» i Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 25,1984 9 CANADIAN CANCER •• SOCIETY Y PACKERS FRESH CHOICE I/P KI CANADIAN VIlAIl SHOULDER "Keep YOUR Food Costs DOWN -- Shop By The Box" ( KENT CONCENTRATED 12 FL0Z - FROZEN ORANGE JUICE OnOOUCT OF U.S.A. -- CALIFORNIA "ANDY BOY" BRAND BWcoli NEW ZEALAND FROZEN WHOLE OR HALF ÏTîpkii GENUINE 4 174 ar, J.73 of SPRING LEG LAMB 100% PURE CORN OIL FROM CANADA PACKERS AND CANADIAN DRESSED MEAT PLANTS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF 3 BUNCH LNWT SELECT YOUR OWN BUNCHS m FROM THE TROPICS LARGE BUNCHES' BANANAS! £ SELECT YOUR OWN VQ 1 5 LB. LIMIT 4i«r LB. SHOULDER & BLADE WOMAN'S BAKERY WHITE OR BREAD à IZHOLF WHEAT Mg LARGE 25 OZ. 675 g LOAF 67% WHOLE WHEAT HAMBURGER BUNS (C PAC) HOT DOG ROLLS (8 PAC) ENGLISH MUFFINS (6 PAC) LIMIT OF 9 LOAVES OR PKGS. 59 * ^PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA - TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS CANADA #1 GRADE BAD LETTUCE 3/ $ l LARGE SIZE 24's 3 HEAD LIMIT FRESH NEVER FROZEN SHANKLESS PICNIC PORK SHOULDERS 1 2 ROAST , n LIMIT LB - M BUY 0NTARI0-BUY QUALITY CANADA GRADE "A" "'FRESH rôHting CHICKENS 2-4 LBS. AVERAGE » 16 "ROYALE" BATHROOM TISSUE 8 ROLL PAC 2-PLY 2.49 2 PAC LIMIT r PRODUCT OF U.S.A. - TEXAS FINESTI CAN. NO. 1 GRADE LARGE -- GREEN - SIZE 1 18-20'» l 1 " « CABBAGE EA. 3-HEAD LIMIT AYLMER 500 mL JAR U JAM KING COLE BRAND UTILITY GRADE) FROZEN] YOUNG OVEN READY KRAFT 500 ml JAR MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING \ r DIRECT FROM REMARKS ORCHARDS, KINGSVILLE, ONT.TRUCKLOADS NIAGARA BRAND SELECT NO. 1 GRADE MATURED -2 YEAR OLD STOCK < ROSE BUSHES vVl EA. 259 LIMIT 10 PRODUCT OF MEXICO CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ctftMs NEVER FROZEN 1.08 pork hocks ,491 Isa ■■■■/ rUABH FRESH- kg SSISifif ST ASS0RTED CRACKERS PURE PORK AND 500 g (17.6 OZ TRAY PAC) BREAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE NABISCO SHREDDIES ASSORTED VARIETIES ( SWIFT PREMIUM WIENERS 450 g VAC 3 PKG. LIMIT BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" 500 g (17.6 OZ.) VAC PAC SIDE BÎÉÔN HdlfrUk'Jfci PILLER'S BRAND kg 3.28 POLISH SAUSAGE lb. warm LAURA SECORD Addings HAM ASSORTED AT DELI COUNTER! 1 AÛ I f DERBY -ASSORTI •99 J I DOG FOOD J productoTchIlIe'^THOMSON^^ ,2.18 GRAPES ,991 f PRODUCT OF U.S.A. LARGE SIZE FILL YOUR OWN BAG 1 LiFiB PEARS J9* r PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA sjTN OffiGESjÉ JUMBO SIZE 40'S or 56'? ELECT AAA jr own n nn }§ DOZ ti. VV r PRO wj\5j^dW" D * i'll HUGE =5, 10 M LIMIT Ol CPRODUCT OF CHILE - CANADA EXTRA FANCV FILL VOL 1 PA "GRANNY SMITH" Ik 9 1.5Z APPLES. 69*] r PRODUCT OF ONTARIO ^ FILL YOUF kg ViaiOMUSHROOMS LBi ■ OWN BAgA 1.49 CANADA @ packers ready TO SERVE 0 SMOKED SHANKLESS PJ ÏÏSÏÏÏÏ1 PORK SHOULDERS kg 2j84 I fJÔŸ ^ 1 Où I I LIQUID LXB I I FOR DISHES LB. QUAUTY PACKERS "TOWN CLUB" BRAND 3-4 LB. AVG. VAC PAC m SWEET PICKLED kg 3.28 COTTAGE ROLLS LB . VG. VAC PAC L49 LIMIT r«A*A LEE, FROZEN- CAKE 14 OZ. 454 g BOX PliDDIN'IN THE MIDDLE!.49 2 LIMIT BOUNCE 40 SHEETS 10X' FABRIC SOFTENER 2.99 SCENTED OR UNSCENTED 2 uwr *FHo¥hu! 400 SWABS BOX COTTON SWABS 1.99, « -6-A RAM BRAND FERTILIZER 7-7-7 OR 10-6-4 LARGE 20 kg BAGI 3391 5-BAG LIMIT, . mtmwmrnr^ T0PS0IL ( BURNS "PRIDE *439 OFCANADA" euv^oNjArfW COOKED CUSTOM HAM SLICED AT DELI COUNTER LB. ivv 1.99 COAST """î'ffg DEODORANT IAN BOAT VASELINE 3 LIMIT 500 ml DISPENSER INTENSIVE CARE LOTION * CÛ ^FEOULAHOH HERBAL J COMET" 1 -- POWDERED CLEANSER Emir sol «00 g m 69' 3 LIMIT LIQUID CLEANEK 100 ml STL 1.99 -atiia/ 10 BAG LIMIT flWer SEEDS PRE-PRICED 39e-59t PKG. LIMIT 10 PKGS. Z1 WEEKLY SPECIALS AVAILABLE MON.--SAT. ALL 6 FOOD TERMINALS West--Mississauga DIXIE MALL âl Dfede M. *-i||h |W ftlMMi IHÉMlti Wet North--Markham WOODBINE NORTH At th> 7 HMimr MwMimii Central--Toronto 222 Lansdowne Avenue Cenu. HémwI.. ei «I..I Downtown--Toronto 222 CHERRY STREET juit South ol Ihi Lift Brldoe East--Pickering HWY. 2 & BROCK RD. In Pickering ÔSHÂWdÜRHâm Just First Ave. s "Stone's Throw' , Ro , North of 401 -(Between Sinope & Rltsnnt MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 A M.-10 P.M. 9 A.M.-10 P.M. 9A.M.-10P.M. 9 A.M.-10 P.M. 8 A.M.-10 P.M. 7A.M.-10P.M. PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY, APRIL. 28/84 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT TOPS ON870 Invites Men To Come Join Their Club and Benefit "Spring!" Here at last. Are you ready to slip into those new spring fashions? This year, fashion has swung into a spectrum of beautiful pastel shades. There are lovely fresh colours for both the male and female wardrobe. Is there some particular style, or colour you would like to try, but wish you were a few pounds slimmer? TOPS is here for you. Whether you are a pre-teen, teen, adult (male or female), you can become a TOPS member. There are several TOPS Clubs in our area. TOPS No. ON870, Bowmanville, wishes to extend an invitation to those who desire to shed unwanted weight, to come out and meet us. We meet on Thursday evenings at the. Lions Centre, on Beech Ave. Weigh-ins are 6:30 p.m. till 7:15 p.m., with the meeting starting at 7:30 p.m. If you have the will to lose, we'll be right there to assist you, and inspire you. TOPS No. ON870 held their Awards Night on March 29th. All members who had worked at various tasks to keep the club in running order throughout throughout the year were recognized, with thanks, and a small token of appreciation. Christine Jones was presented with her 10 year KOPS gift, and Jean Laurion with her five year KOPS gift. Jean Danilko and Gail Berry tied for the title of Miss Inspiration, and Gail also took the honour of the title of Miss Personality. The new executive were sworn in. They are as follows: Jean Danilko - leader, Gail Berry - Co-leader, Joan Mairs - secretary, Cecile Yurko - treasurer, Joan Brock - weight recorder, and Rose Anger - ass't. weight recorder. A special thank you goes out to those who made the evening really enjoyable. Joyce Cowan won the TOPS star chart contest contest and Joan Mairs the KOPS. Betty Piper's team put on the entertainment, which was a comical fashion show and expressions. The group held a spring Craft and Bake Sale, at the Bowmanville Mall on April 13th. It was quite successful in raising funds for P.R.O. This year P.R.O. (Provincial (Provincial Recognition Days) are being held in Sarnia and several members from NO. ON870 are attending. This event takes place from May 31st till June 2nd. The biggest and most inspirational event to take place each year for TOPS is IRD (International Recognition Days). This event is being held in Honolulu, Hawaii this year. When I mentioned at the start of this write up male members are welcome in TOPS, that is not to be taken lightly. Males have as much of a problem with obesity as females, and can feel just as heartbroken over it. By January of 1963 there were nine all-male TOPS chapters on record. The first national King for TOPS was crowned in May 1958. National then led to international kings as TOPS grew. TOPS started in the U.S. and spread to Canada and various other countries of the world. Men are becoming recognized recognized more and more, as TOPS grows. We have a young male member now (teen), who is quite comfortable in our group. Men with a weight problem should give TOPS some serious thought. Various TOPS groups have had husband husband and wife pairs, also sons and brothers of members join. When a male member joins a club it adds inspiration to the group, just because of the fact that he has, as the expression goes, "the guts" to join a predominantely female group. TOPS does just what "its name implies, Take Off Pounds Sensibly. We have no magic formula, just plain common sense and your will power. Not every person is destined to be slim, trim and in perfect running order, we're all built differently. If the weight loss you want to achieve be great or small, it will lead to a healthier, happier you, both mentally, and physically. Accept our invitation and come out to a meeting whether it be TOPS No. ON870 Bowmanville, or another TOPS Club. Here is a thought which might help you, "eat wise and you will drop a size." Yours in TOPS BarbArnburg 623-5201 TOPS No. ON870, Bowmanville Yelverton Citizens Dance at Roseneath YELVERTON NEWS Two carloads from Victoria County motored to Roseneath in Alynwyh Twsp. for the annual dinner and dance of the Northumberland Pork Producers. Producers. The community hall was filled to capacity when the 275 guests sat down to a sumptuous roast pork dinner served buffet style. Never a dull mement as their M.C. President Wayne Newman kept the ball rolling. Head table guests included the new Chairman of the Ont. Hog Producers and his wife - Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith of Utopia; Mr. and Mrs, Howard Malcolm of Yelverton, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jensen of Sunderland area and MPP Howard and Mrs. Sheppard. Mr. Bill O'Grady received the award for the Outstanding Pork Producer of Northumberland Northumberland County (Bill wears among his many liais that of Chairman of Warkworth District Cooperative.) Following Following the delicious meal, the six man band the Shilohs from Napanee provided excellent music for the dance that followed. This band will be performing at the Ops Arena on Aug. 25th on the occasion of their 10th Anniversary Celebrations, Celebrations, Mr. Ron Pearson assures us that this will be an occasion no one should miss. It was our pleasure to attend the grand opening of the new fertilizer warehouse and blender facilities at Campbell- ford Cooperative on Wed. of this week. This should provide improved services for the farmers of that area. Mr. Clare Robinson participated participated last week in a Curling Bonspiel for "Lefties" at Oakville last weekend. Laurie and the family enjoyed the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hofstetter at Plattsville. Unfortunately, their second daughter Julie while doing some acrobatics there managed to crack her shin bone and will have her activities limited for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bottom- ley and family welcome Peter's mother Mrs. Hilda Bottomley for a 12 week vacation vacation here from her native England. Miss Mona Malcolm has completed her school year at Waterloo University and has returned home. Spring work has started in our community with a limited number of farmers able to get on the land on the better drained sandy-loam soils. TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax and Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C1N4 Spring is Here! 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