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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 5,1984 9 Several Visitors In Elizabeth ville HAR DEE FARMS, Canada Fancy ' FROZEN VEGETABLES * WHOLE KERNEL CORN * SWEET PEAS MIXED VEGETABLES MIX OR MATCH LARGE 1 kg BAG 3 BAG LIMIT ALLEN'S PURE WHITE ' <x\ VINEGAR ^ LARGE 4-LITRE JUG iJ FRENCH'S PICKLING SPICE 170 g (6 oz.) 99* BOX 3 BOX LIMIT 2 JUG LIMIT r PRODUCT OF u:s.A. -- CALIFOR THOMPSON «SEEDIET GRAPES mM mkmÆÊk, 1 |MK| LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES! Z> k 9 \ # selectI Jfl YOUR 1 F ■ OWN 1 BSP n w TETLEY TEA 72 TWO CUP TEA BAGS ALLEN'S ASSORTED FRUIT DRINKS 227g/8 OZ. 2 PKG. LIMIT 'ORANGE *GRAPE'APPLE 'FRUIT PUNCH'WILD BERRY LARGE 48 OZ. (1.36 L) TIN MIX OR MATCH 3 LIMIT FROM THE TROPICS LARGE BUNCHES WONDER-SUNSHINE 1 FRUITCAKE LARGE 1.35 kg (APPROX. 3 LB.) PRONTO, 2 ROLL PACKAGE, 2 PLY PAPER TOWELS 3 PKG. LIMIT PRODUCT OF CANADA - ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE # WASHED - "NEW" POTATOES MONARCH 7® SPONGE PUDDINGS ASSORTED FLAVOURS GLAD GARBAGE MGS DR. BALLARD'S--ASS'T MBS MEW CM FOOD MIX V/ OR W/MATCH fc 5 LIMIT 225g BOX ' 49* Wk r<2UMIT| PKG. OF 20 ^ LARGE y wÊ f 9 LIMIT 14.5 0Z. 411 g TIN a IVORY® BAR SOAP» h 4 PERS< (400 g PKG.) 2 LIMIT 1 )NAL BARS' 99* MR. CLEAN É ALL-PURPOSE j® HOUSEHOLD CLEANER | LARG j 2 LIMIT ^ E1.5LBTL L99 CASCADES DISHWASHING £Hl DETERGENT m3 1 LARGE ? 2 LIMIT ■ 1.4 kg BOX L99. WkM ARRIVING DAILY FROM ONT, FARMS mmmi e\ 111 »j ... i Mi REDHAVEN FREESTONE 4 CAN. #1 GRADE! | OTHER VARIETIES TRUCK LOADS DAILY »IMI| DIRECT FROM ONT, FARMS CANADA NO. 1 GRADE LARI SELECT YOUR OWN LARGE SIZE CORN-ON-THMOB 5 DOZ. BOX 4.99 -- 2 BOX LIMITI PRODUCT OF ONTARIO ItoVf CANADA NO. 1 GRADE w JUMBO SIZE 12'S CABBAGES SELECT YOUR OWN ★ PEPSI-COLA ALL FLAVOURS REGULAR 7-UP OR DIET ★ MINUTE MAID ORANGE SODA REGULAR OR DIET 750 ml BOTTLES 12-BOTTLE LIMIT LR OR DIET 6/L99 Plus 30t p#f bile, deposit ★ COCA-COLA (reg.) ★ SPRITE (REG.) ★ MINUTE MAID ORANGE SODA (REGULAR OR DIET) ★ 7-UP (REG. OR DIET) MIX OR MATCH CASE OF 24 -- 280 mL TINS! ELIZABETHVILLE NEWS Mrs. Barbara Greer and boys left for Thunder Bay last week to visit her sister Mrs. Caron and family, then home to Winnipeg. The seniors met as usual last Thursday and today a pot luck will be held to celebrate birthdays. Mr. and Mrs.. C. Mercer were in Oshawa visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. Muldrew. Bill is a little better as he is able to come downstairs for a while each day. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mercer had a barbeque on Saturday evening and entertained entertained several from Toronto as well as some of the neighbors. neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. M. McAllister have returned from a motor trip to the West. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fowler and family were, in the neighbourhood neighbourhood on Saturday. Garry helped shingle a roof for Raymond Fowler. Helen was at Trews and thé family stayed stayed with Mr-, and Mrs. Fowler . overnight. On Sunday, church services were held at Mr. and Mrs. Baker's home.at Welcome. A good crowd turned out for our last outdoor service. Rev. and Mrs. B. J; Klassen conducted the service speaking on drinking drinking water at the trough of life. They spoke alternately with several stories that illustrated the topic. Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Kellogg sang two duets and Mr: Bickle played the organ for thé hymns. Fruit bread and coffee were served by Welcome ladies.. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Quan- trill attended the opening of the new fire hall at Mount Pleasant and Mr. Quantrill took part in the opening éxer- cises on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer spent Sunday in Peterborough visiting the zoo and museum. The Peacock twins returned from spending a few days in Newfoundland with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peacock, their father and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Humphreys who live north of here are in Toronto showing their horses. Mr. and Mrs. Barkwell, Mr. and Mrs. Thickson were in Toronto seeing Michelle show the horses at the Ex. on Wednesday. She got a first in one class and a sixth in another another class. Mr. and Mrs. Barkwell, Mr. and Mrs. Thickson and Mrs. E. Fowler took in one of Eldorado's tours on Tuesday evening. We had slides on their work and later toured the plant. One room contained a complete model of the various plant operations. I didn't realize how many uses they have for their products. They produce fertilizer, a metal that is harder and heavier than steel, as well as pellets for Nuclear and radium for cancer treatment. We will be talking about this at the W.I. meeting next week at Mrs. Lottie White's home in P.H. Kendal It's good to hear that Mrs. Mable Elliott is getting out and around these days, daughter daughter Joyce and her husband Brian took Reg and Mable to lunch in the Mall, and Mrs. Elliott Dunbar and son from London were visitors with Reg. Reg's brother Alfred of Willowdale was down and they were in Peterborough visiting Mr. and .Mrs. Lawrence Dunbar as lunch and dinner guests. Mrs. L. Dunbar is a sister of Mable. Mable was also one of a party of dinner guests at the Heritage Room. This outing was organized by a lady at the hospital I know only as Audrey or Scotty. She spreads her goodwill arid jokes around along with her no nonsense applications of physio-therapy, that's speaking speaking from personal experience - if you feel a little down when you go into physio, a few minutes of Audry can leave you feeling a lot better. She's ■ quite a gal who always has a joke and a smile. Belated good wishes to Lisa (Brewer) and'Troy Best on their marriage in August. Thanks to you it works... FOR ALL OF US United W&y \mmmm Ever wonder if yon have the insurance protection yon need for your car? State Farm offers modern, comprehensive protection. The cost is low, and the service Is fast. Ask one of your neighbors, then give me a call. DON IRVINE Telephone 623-4482 108 Waverley Road Bowmanville State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Canadian Head Office: Scarborough, Ontario MORTGAGE SALE BYTENDER Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage, the following property will be offered for sale by Tender "subject to reserve bid" and conditions of sale. Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned agent until 11:00 a.m. September 10,1984. PARCEL "A"- 182A Cavan St., Port Hope, Ont. Part 1 Plan 9R-1017 Port Hope Part Lot 76 Stewart Plan .12 acre 54.66 feet frontage 104.84 feet depth PARCEL "B"- 182B Cavan St., Port Hope, Ont. Part 2 Plan 9R-1017 Town of Port Hope Lot 76 Stewart Plan .12 acre 54.66 feet frontage 103.43 feet depth The above parcels are Zoned R2-1 being vacant lots. INSPECTION: September 6,1984 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. TERMS: Deposit of 10% by cash or certified cheque at time of sale, balance on closing. Highest or any Tender Not necessarily accepted. For complete terms, details & inspection, inspection, contact: ASSOCIATED BAILIFFS & CO. LTD. 170 Osslngton Ave., Toronto (416)533-3553