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BAG 2.69 ASSORTED VARIETIES Humpty Dumpty Potato Chips pkg 9 1.25 HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE -- .. 350 g AERO Raid tin 3.99 PROCESS CHEESE FOOD, SINGLES (12 SLICE PACK) Glad Kitchen Catchers PKG. OF 12 .79 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Kraft Cheese Slices 250 g PKG. 1.69 ASSORTED VARIETIES, SHAMPOO OR CONDITONER Fa berge Organics Ttl! 1 2.99 CRACKER BARREL, MILD, MEDIUM OR OLD Kraft Cheddar Cheese Sticks 340 g PKG. 2.99 Pepsodent Toothpaste 100 mL TUBE .89 100% PURE CORN OIL, REGULAR OR UNSALTED Fleischmann's Soft Margarine 2 lb. BOWL Z69 j PLU 017 I I I I ! I NWWirr A. WATTS a KM 1M I ! STATION 'A' EXTRA ABSORBENT flO'i TODDLER «'• OR WITH TH» ©COUPON IT BO'S, TODDLER PLUS 40's Pampers «n Diapers COUPON VALUE 75 EACH PKa 9.24 FFATURF PRICF WITHOUT COUPON SQ Q9 ■ TORONTO. ONT. UNIT ONE COUPON FWPAWLV, OWE «ta Ft* COUFON S nmmhi COUPON VALID AT IOA UNTIL CLOeiNO IAT., AUO. MTH, 1MS SP THESE ADDITIONAL FEATURES ARE AVAILABLE AT GRAHAM IGA ONLY ASSORTED FLAVORS, STORE SELECTED BRAND Ice Cream From Our In-Store Bakery 2 L CTN. 8 INCH SIZE FRESHLY! BAKED Apple Pie From Our Meat Dept. MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, SELECTED POPULAR VARIETIES . Sandwich Meats pkg From Our Deli Dept. ■99 1.79 .89 MAPLE LEAF, DELI SLICED Waxed Bologna From Our Produce Dept. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO, 1 GRADE Cabbage E a. »26/100g 1.19,b •■29 BONUS, SLICED 100% Whole Wheat Bread 675 g LOAF ■ W W REGULAR OR DIET 7UP or Pepsl-Cola ^ FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, JAFFACROWN t Orange 7 Juice ÛjAkiikik a FOUR STAR OR EXTRA BRAND Mushroom ! Pieces & Stems FROZEN, COUNTRY, STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE CUTS Cavendish Farms French Fries 5 #%#% « vwms rnee ■99 ro ly 24^l°t f ,ns ; t|n iwmmmm ALSO AVAILABLE IN 750 mL RET. BTLS. ■ '■ '! ■ V H • VAlV AT .59 PLUS .30 DEP. PER BTL. ■ j ! ■ FLAVORED DRINK MIX CRYSTALS Tang Orange POLY BAG 4 AA OF 3x92 g 1 ENVS. I "WW ASSORTED FLAVORS Snoopy Fruit Drinks PACK OF 3x250 mL BOXES .99 DARK RED OR NEW ORLEANS STYLE Stokely Kidney Beans OR IN TOMATO SAUCE Van Camp's Beans with Pork FROZEN, BLUE WATER Haddock Fish & iooz. Chips or Fish Fries °pkg? z 1.49 19-FL. OZ. TIN M ■ i 9 FROZEN, BANANA, CHOCOLATE, COCONUT OR LEMON Farm House Cream Pies 12-OZ. PKG. 1.19 BONI Tomato Paste 3"M W tins ■ ■ ASSORTED VARIETIES Bick's Relishes 375 mL JAR .99 ASSORTED VARIETIES Creamette Pasta ■25 BABY DILLS, SWEET MIXED, OR BREAD 'N' BUTTER Rose Pickles 750 mL JAR 1.59 ASSORTED VARIETIES Nestlé . SLEEVE Mini of Puddings tins 1.49 LIBERTY, 100% PURE Vegetable Oil 3 L JUG 3.59 ADMIRAL T3,OZ. Salmon tin 1.19 NONALCOHOLIC Henninger Beer SLEEVE OF 6 x 330 mL BTLS. 3.59 y-vlnivj ,oln CHOCOLATE CHIP, CHOCOLATE FUDGE. CINNAMON DANISH, COCONUT CREME, FRENCH CREME, NUT SUPREME OR OATMEAL RAISIN Dare Biscuits 400-450 g PKG. 1.09 | ASSORTED VARIETIES Dare Peg Top Candies 120-300 g PKG. 1.29 Veal Shoulder Chops Veal Loin | Chops ; BONE IN LEG Veal Cutlets Veal Sirloin i Chops 3e73/kg Lj 1.69 J 7.03, 9 3.19.8 8.36.9 j 3.79, 7.03,, 3.19, 7 CHOP ECOMONY PACK (3 RIB, 3 CENTRE, 1 TENDERLOIN PORTION -'x;S Boneless Chicken Breast 7.69 TENDERLOIN END Pork 7||f Loin Roasts 3.28» x xü TOWN CLUB, STORE PACKED Pork Sausages 2.62 1.19 /kg lb. Can Wieners % 1 1.69 SAMMY'S "BOILABLE BAG" Corned Beef, ] Pastrami or m Smoked 2x50a 1 Meat pkgs 9 1 <0 LOIN ientre Cut Pork Chops 4.39 r lkQ TOWN CLUB, SLICED Side Bacon SAMMY'S, SLICED, Beef Salami *wt or Bologna pkg 8 .89 500 PKG 1.99 PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., AUG. 21 TO SAT., AUG. 24,1985. GRAHAM IGA MARKET 225 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ontario OPEN - MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. • CLOSED SUNDAY Senior Citizens 5"<> Off On Personal Shopping, Wednesday Only Section Three The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. February 20.1985 11 Deadline Set For Video Approval and Classification The deadline for approval and classification of all existing existing videos on the shelves of Ontario's video retailers has been set for February 1,1986, according to Film Review Board Chairman Mary Brown. Legislation amending the Ontario Theatres Act was passed last December to provide provide for the approval and classification classification of videos sold or rented to the public. The community community standards used by the board in its dealings with both films and videos were written into the Act's regulations in February, 1985, but no specific date was set when existing shelf stock would be required to bear an official classification classification sticker. "We have cleared through all of the industry's submissions submissions to date, approximately 2.000 titles," said Brown. "We have included those titles and their approved classifications in an interim catalogue and mailed it to all of the 2,768 licensed video retailers across the province." "If video distributors submit submit the remaining titles over the next few months, we should be able to produce a complete catalogue of titles and their classifications by autumn," Brown said. She estimates there are more than 8.000 major studio film titles available on video cassettes in Ontario. The director said she had set February 1,1986 as the date by which all video retailers' existing existing shelf stock is to be classified, classified, to allow sufficient time for them to clear on-shelf product product through the branch. In the interim, Brown said she is encouraging video retailers to apply classification stickers to video cassette display boxes now for those titles which correspond with the July catalogue catalogue listing. She said that she has encouraged encouraged video distributors to submit titles for clearing at the branch as soon as possible to alleviate any undue burden on retailers attempting to sticker their shelf stock before the deadline. Retailers may continue to stock all current titles until the deadline, whether or not they appear in the catalogue. After February 1, all titles on retailers' shelves not cleared through the branch or those listed in the fall catalogue as 'not approved' must be removed from circulation. "In the fall, retailers will be provided with application forms for classification stickers to be applied to the video cassettes," Brown said. "Retailers will be asked to indicate the number of stickers stickers they require for each classification category to affix to cassettes in their stores." The Film Review Board uses four classifications: Family (F), Parental Guidance Guidance (PG), Adult Accompaniment Accompaniment (AA), and Restricted (R). After the deadline, all new cassette releases arriving at the retail level will be required required to have the classification classification sticker already affixed to the cassette by its Ontario distributor. The director said that representatives representatives of the branch have personally visited more than 1.000 retailers across the province. province. In a recent letter to retailers, Brown assured them that inspectors from the branch would continue to visit their stores to offer assistance with any questions they might have. Princess to be Crowned at CNE Ontario's 30th Dairy Princess Princess will be crowned in Toronto Toronto on "Agriculture Day," August 28, at 6:30 p.m, at the Canadian National Exhibition Coliseum, Main Ring. Special guests will include Diane Davies, Dairy Queen of England England and Wales ; the Hon. Jack Riddell, Ontario Minister of Agriculture and Food; and, Kenneth G. McKinnon, Chairman Chairman of The Ontario Milk Marketing Marketing Board, The Crowning follows a week of preliminary and semifinal semifinal competitions at the C.N.E. for the 43 contestants, who have cacli served as Dairy Princess in their county-district over the past year. The preliminaries will be held daily August 21 through 24 at 6:00 p.m. in the Small Judging Ring, Coliseum East Annex, with semi-finals held August 26 and 27 at 0:00 p.m. in the Main Ring of the Coliseum. The public is invited invited to attend nil events. The contestants, ranging in age from 17 to 25, are judged on their public speaking ability, ability, knowledge of the dairy Industry, personality and poise. The Ontario Dairy Princess serves ns n full time employee of The Ontario Milk Marketing Board during her one-year reign, undertaking public relations duties on livlmlf of Ontario's dairy farmers. Durham's Dairy Princess is .Slmryii I turkey uml Sara June Glover will represent North- timberlmul County, Loin Pork Chops 3.51 ! ■ : i ! r-j 'i i ' i : A r COOKED PICNIC ■Smoked Pork Shoulder 3.06 /kg : ; I i i.. " i CARDINAL, WITH SOYA, Beef Burgers cm " 2.99 FILLER'S, SLICED Salamis 125 g PKG ^ 1.19 FILLER'S, MINI Pepperoni Sticks 175 g PKG. 1.99 AVAILABLE AT MOST STORES FILLER'S, COOKED Black Forest Style Ham ■84/100 g 3.79,b SHOPSY'S, COIL Smoked Sausage■55ioo g With Cheddar 2.49 lb. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.