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v The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 23,1984 5 Flay Win up to | *200 Fell*» M» Blue Jays iwtwerfc r»Fle Miracle Food Mart Pieces 6 Stems Mushrooms 10 fl. oz. tin Miracle Food Mart Coffee Whllener 500 g Jar In Miracle Food Mart Gill Certificates See Details In Store Cut from Canada Grade A Beef Chuck Blade Steaks Marinate Before Barbecuing 328149 J ft ■ ft y 88 ^ ' v ' iiÊÉfll jgy IHEjQBBjj, till ÊISÊ &C ■ Î H-; Kb Frozen Chicken Drumsticks Sold in 10 lb. case @ $9.90 While Quantities Last Ground from 100% Beef Medium Ground Beef W*». *&****♦<.' «Wi ft*? as) ?<£«>. • S$w. Wl VK»SW! >«*<•> <>-»•". V Ktf.ÿ W&WiWffcH**' y.< mi** "f Mary Miles Wieners 375 g Save 401b. FRESH PRODUCE Product of Chile Canada No. 1 Grade Almeria Grapes > Excellent .Value Canadian Queen Sausage Cut from the leg Provimi Veal Scallopini Delft Blue Fancy É BAKERYl BULK Available In Selected Stores Only Product ol U.S.A. Fresh Green Beans Product ot U.S.A. Fresh Florida Lime Product ol U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade Celery Hearts 2 1 S rgg 5/1.00 each .99 Product ol U.S.A. Ontario No, 1 Grade Green Sweet Peppers Product ol U.S.A. Fresh Strawberries pint cup Product ol New Zealand Canada Fancy Grade Bose Pears Product ol U.S.A, Canada Fancy Grade Red Rome Apples 3 lb. bag V.99 23? "'99 21? "39 1.99, Bacon nr Bits 1001 -.04 ,,1.99 .281.29 Blanched A V) f QQ Peanuts •*** Seasoned p „ Bread 100 g Crumbs Corn Chips per 100 g •.44 -199 Canada No. 1 Grade Jjnp.. ,uri, .g Dempster's Stone Ground Bread 675 g .79 Miracle Food Mart Date & Nut Loaf 567 g 1.39 Dough Dellte While or Whole Wheat Pita Bread 340 g .59 Miracle Food Mart Dinner Rolls pkg. ol 12 .69 Dempster's. Long Scone 675 g .79 Uake-Rlle Blueberry Muffins pkg. oie 1.29 Miracle Food Mart Jelly ^)OnutS pkg. ol 6 1.19J Cut from Canada Grade A Beef Boneless Brisket Points Cut from Canada Grade A Beet Ribs f BBQ Braising Marinate ana B Mary Miles Visking Bologna Mary Miles Smoked Pork Picnic Shoulders 45 m. » g . kg Canadian Queen Sliced Lunchmeats 175 g (Bologna, Mock Chicken or Mac & Cheese) Canadian Queen Sliced . LunChmeatS 375 g (5»arletle«) Canadian Queen Sliced Cooked Ham 375 g Canadian Queen Sliced Salami 375 g Canadian Queen Sliced Cooked Ham 175 g Snow Crab Clusters Excellent for late night snackl Highliner Cod Fillets 16 oz. Highliner Family Size Fish Cakes 24 oz. Schneiders Beef Steakettes 500 g Schneiders Golden Basket Breast Fillets 340 g Bluewater Family Size Boston Blue Fish Slicks, Fish Krisps and Fish Fries eeog Bluewater Boston Bluelish Krisps 275 g Bluewater Boston Bluelish . Fries 275 g Ç49 249 W P«r £ per kg lb. 439199 *TP*r 1 per kg lb. 162 119 dfa per I per kg lb. 250159 ^per I per lb. .79 1.69 2.99 2.19 1.39 £59 299 VP« fcper kg lb. 2.39 1.89 2.49 4.49 3.39 1.49 1.49 DELI Taillefer BlackForest Ham Dell Sliced Fresh Deluxe Pizza Cheese, Peppers, 63CII Pepperoni, Mushrooms 12 Inch 650 g _ __ Save .50 ea. 3.49 -:66 Product of Holland ^qq g Dutch Gouda Cheese -- lh Mild or Spiced _ ^ „ Save 1.00 lb. 299 fcptr Dell Cuf Clearview Farms Turkey pet Cold Cuts 100 • Selected Varieties Dell Sliced | 6 Save 1.00 lb. Clearview Farms Cooked per Turkey 100 g Breast Roast Dell Sliced v Save 1.00 lb.^ 1662$ lb. lave 1.00 lb, irms ■1 54 6! 9 rnuade Foodmart rnuade Foodmart ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS WED. MAY 23 84 TO SAT. MAY 26'84 IN BOWMANVILLE AT THE BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E. SAVINGS INDICATED ARE OFF OUR OWN REGULAR PRICES. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. VON Needs V olunteer Visitors The VON is a well-known and beloved nursing service in the Durham Region. Caring for the ill, the staff endeavours to make each patient independent and knowledgeable about his or her condition. A newer volunteer service of the VON is the Friendly Visitor/Family Support Program. Begun in 1981 as a trial project in Oshawa, it has now grown and encompasses the Region. The VON Friendly Visitor Volunteers visit their shut-in and ill clients through ice, snow, muddy country roads and now, into spring's glorious sky-blue weather. Their new friends await them with pleasure, knowing that they will spend a happy time together - perhaps for a car- ride, chat, or visit over a cup of tea. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer with the VON, please telephone their office at (416)571-3151. Durham College Convocations Will Be Held This Saturday This year, Durham College will hold two Convocations on Saturday, May 26. The morning Convocation will be held at 10:30 a.m., and will be for Business Division graduates. The guest speaker will be Douglas G. Park, Comptroller of Regions Branch, Ontario Hydro. The afternoon Convocation will be held at 2:30 p.m. and will be for Applied Arts, Health Sciences and Technology graduates. The guest speaker will be Sally Barnes, Past President Advisory Council, Status of Women. The ceremonies, and reception following, will be held at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Orientation on Thursday at Durham College For Sole Support Parents On Thursday, May 24, Durham College is conducting a special Orientation Day for sole support parents who are planning to attend the College in post-secondary studies. As an adult returning to school after a lengthy absence, the step can be a difficult one. This is a program to enable sole support parents to meet people in the same situation, and to gather some important information. The plan is to form a sole support parent group at Durham College. The orientation will take place in the College Lecture Theatre from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Information will be disseminated as to how those requiring financial help can take advantage of the Ontario Student Assistance Program. The guest speaker is June White of the Ministry of Community and Social Services, who will outline plans for a sole support parent group at Durham, and will discuss how those, with small children can arrange subsidized day care. Gerry Pettit, Senior Student Affairs Officer at the College, will discuss tuition fees, how the Student Services Department can be of assistance, and ways to improve study skills, Brenda Jackson, who is in charge of Computer Assisted Learning, will explain how . these programs can assist students. There will be a guided tour of the College. The Orientation Day is being co-ordinated by Richard Snowden, Student Affairs Officer, and Bonnie Chilton, Durham's Financial Aid Officer. Those interested in attending should contact the College at 576-0210, extension 394. DON'T LET WILDFIRES BE YOUP FAULT! ^