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a Hi The (":m:i(|i;in Sl;ilcsm,-in Storytelling Priest Visits Newcastle Most of us are aware of certain individuals who have played a crucial role in our lives: someone who was there for us when we were down and out, or someone who lifted us from our despair despair and restored us to life again. Even in our daily lives, we are touched by all those we meet. Fr. Gerard Nash believes that people are the "sacred threads" through which we come to experience God in our lives. Our experience of the Sacred need not always be confined to church services services or formal liturgies. His method of lecturing is indicative, indicative, too ,of the joy found in the small things of life. All of us remember the thrill of learning a bedtime story and, as parents, have probably probably reaa many to our children. children. Gerard has made folk- jore his area of expertise and incorporates this and the fine art of stoiytelling into his experience experience of the journey. Fr. Nash holds a B.A. in folklore from Memorial University, University, Newfoundland and has pursued post graduate studies in Sheffield, England and at the Toronto School of Theology. His time travelling travelling in Australia has leant another another perspective to his vision, vision, which he will be sharing sharing with us on Thursday, October 8th at 8p.m. This talk will be given at St. Francis Francis of Assisi Church, Newca- tle Village, and is sponsored by the Newcastle C.W. L. All those who are interested are invited to attend. For information, information, telephone Susan Hendricks at 987-5336. Yelverton (intended for last week) Corn combining started this week for several local farmers who sowed earlier varieties. Some in fact have taken off the corn and already already planted wheat - one of the wonders of modern large machinery is the rapid manner manner in which it transforms the local farm scenery. Due to the bright sunny weather, attendance from our community at Lindsay Fair appeared to be down. The Keith Goble family ran off with a major share of prizes and awards with their Charolais herd, even with considerable competition. If there was a prize given for the folks who came the furthest just for the Fair, it probably would have been awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Werry and their daughter daughter Debbie and her two sons Derek and Michael who drove all the way from Sudbury Sudbury to attend the fair and returned home the same day with them. Miss Mona Malcolm while on a week's vacation from the Royal Bank, took a 2 - day trip, to Ottawa to visit a former University roommate roommate Miss Sheena Grindley in company with her parents. parents. Miss Lana Malcolm of Sarnia Sarnia spent the weekend with her dad Murray and other members of her family. Also participated on Saturday evening with Herbie Vine Band at the dance in Nestle- ton Hall. Deepest sympathy is extended extended to Jean and Arnold Williams and family of Nestleton in the tragic death of a son and brother, Likewise Likewise to Jean's sister Helen in the sudden passing of her fiance fiance a couple of weeks prior . to their wedding. Mark your calendar and / or put a string around your little finger or both so you won't forget Yelverton's annual annual Roast Beef Dinner on Thanksgiving Monday, Oct. 12th. Our ladies have a reputation reputation for providing a top - notch meal winch is supported supported by the number of folks who return year after year. (See coming Events for further further details) Communion service was observed at Yelverton United United Church on Sunday with Rev. John Evans presiding assisted by Elder Mary Moore. Linda Pfoh assisted in the service by reading the scriptures and playing the electric organ. After last week's bonanza of a full house, plus anoth er fifty in the basement, this week's attendance reverted to the norm - a baker's dozen or so. One event each year rings an air of finality to summer here at Malcoma. The occasion occasion occurred this weekend when we officially put our pool to bed for tne winter months. This year the event ■ was uneventful compared with last year's escapade when "Mother Superior" inadvertently inadvertently caught her foot and she fell backwards into the pool, ending the 1987 season with a really big splash. "wm.invillv. 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Mandarin Oranges 2.18 kg PRODUCT OF U.S.A Fresh Yams .86 kg .39, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO MA A A Pepper Squash# 3 FOR .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO M Butternut, Buttercup # or Hubbard Squash .55 kg ■ £«)». PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Mixed Nuts In The Shell 4.39 kg 1.99» BAG PRODUCT OF CANADA, ASSORTED VARIETIES Renee's Gourmet ^ PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE' .Rfl, g07 CA Cooking Onions 2 ». bag ■ Vw Salad Dressings 3 otl l ADD COLOR TO YOUR HOME Potted Mums 15 cm 6" POT 4.99 REGULAR OR RUM A BRANDY MAPLE LEAF Mincemeat ' LEMON-LIME, FRUIT PUNCH OR ORANGE, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED 682 mL JAR CARAWAY, PLAIN OR DARK Dempster's Rye Bread Honey Dew Drinks 12,5-FL. OZ. TIN 450 g LOAF 18 INCH WIDTH Alcan Aluminum Foil 25-FT. ROLL BOX ASSORTED VARIETIES, LUXURY STYLE Dr. Ballard 4 a 686-696 g T 4IU MIXED, CALIFORNIA, ITALIAN OR VALLEY BLEND, Fraser Vale Specialty FRO a aq Vegetables 1 kg poly bag «jy ASSORTED VARIETIES, FRUIT ON THE . _ BOTTOM AAf*. Dog Food TIN CELEBRATE THE >tageofO nta ^ Canadian CheeseFestival 1 ÎW LIGHT N l LIVELY OR REGULAR ! Sealtest 4 I Cottage Cheese tub 9 1 ■ I PLAIN OR ONION I Kraft Philadelphia Delisle Yogurt ASSORTED FLAVORS Sealtest All Natural Ice Cream 2 L DRUM 3.69 FROM OUR IN-STORÉ BAKERY AVAILABLE IN MANY STORES ElEilBi .,y§g Cream Cheese pkg 9 I ASSORTED VARIETIES Kraft Natural 1 Cheese Sticks 227 g PKG. 1.69 1.99 ;!;! MILD, MEDIUM, OLD COLORED OR OLD WHITE I Black Diamond u aa ! Cheese Stick pkg 9 I «y y PORCELAIN CHINA 5-Pc M3 (ryvflj Place Setting wl ^ ^ TAX WITH A $25.00 PURCHASE hhuu* *ron of ifc run htthm Sweef 11. M, Dewwt DWi I1.H, •rwd • BvtW MeU I1.W Matching Accessories ■ REGULAR OR FINE Ï GRINDS, REGULAR I REGULAR, FINE OR ■ EXTRA FINE GRINDS GOLD COLUMBA I OR ARABICA with this 750 ml RET. SRS. ASSORTED VARIETIES iisHwel tffcMse; 'tÆÛ-': iffee v ' ASSORTED VARIETIE -Wh Oamp's iPr Fancy over Leaf isaF a : : .** W.'Y.' 3 . : :: Vi.k-ç „.r r ." , 365 g VAC ! rv-.K PKO ; FEATURE PRICE V/ITHOUT COUPON $2,79 . K'.VI t r :> i.- |7 . vV/." JUICE 'KVVs.V : y/ : ' :x ' : ™ v : • x ' x: ■' :;,x - v "" : • x " x ' x " x ' iW :"VWV 7.5-ÛZ. TIN r -'V l<X 7;, YAriTKl'C, PUTSE ; ■ : :: Wmmm- L.j"; i i-V rkl ; ; CRANAPPLE OR CRANRASPBERRY DRINK OR Ocean Spray n via Cranberry Cocktail oz°'btL. C,wTt\j JELLIED OR WHOLE BERRY Ocean Spray'-- kfl. Cranberry Sauce tin IGA, CHOICE Fruit Cocktail ASSORTED VARIETIES, KIDNEY BEANS OR Stokely Van Camp's Baked Beans oz.™ ASSORTED COLORS Scotties Facial Tissue BOX OF 200 NEWI ASSORTED FLAVORS, GRAVES Concentrated Juices ASSORTED COLORS, JUMBO SIZE PAPER TOWELS Scottowels Plus 2 ROLL PKG. 1.89 250 mL BOX 28-FL. OZ. TIN 1.59 STOKELY, FANCY Applesauce 28-OZ. JAR 1.59 ASSORTED VARIETIES, DELUXE LAYER Duncan Hines Cake Mixes 520 g BOX SMOOTH A VI A Kraft Peanut Butter 1ÀS Oi^iy 2.99 STOKELY Fancy Pumpkin 28-OZ. TIN 1.59 ASSORTED VARIETIES Blck's Pickles 1.5 L JAR Weetabix Cereal ® 1.79 ASSORTED VARIETIES, CHOCOLATE BAKING SQUARES OR CHIPS rhinite 225 a B0X 0R impits 350 g BAG ASSORTED VARIETIES, 170 jlAA Stove Top Stuffing Mixes B .y y 2.69 Boii Slj ij U : i< '- : :iV" ; u: V;V:tÿ X: v /!' i., ji .Illll I ' iV ,". I: V V ; ::7V. X ;V : "V' Ï : ■ MM W&iMMfi-MM 2.62 kg 1a19ib. CANADA UTILITY GRADE, FROZEN, UNDER 15 lb. Young TXirkeys YOUNG, FROZEN CANADA, Grade A TUrkeys under is ». 264 kg 1.29 n - 5 • 1 ! 1 ' ; ,! ' MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Side Bacon pkg 9 iffiiif fi ; vuS x i yMfM CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF (M) COUPON VALUE .30 ■ (@) COUPON VALUE .70 ! Maxwell House Coffee ! j Coca-Cola or Sprite j J DECAFFEINATED j ■ | ! 16- a MAPLE LEAP, bMNLESb rUHK UH A Beef Short Ribs 4.17 kg l.oyib. Golden Fry Sausages soog pkg. 1.19 2.29 MAPLE LEAF Wieners 450 g PKG. COOKED, SMOKED SEMI BONELESS, VACUUM PACKED, HALVES OR QUARTERS SELECTED POPULAR VARIETIES, MAPLE LEAF, SLICED VAUUUM rAVKEU, HALVED UN UUAnlEMD A ■■ 4^ m«rUC LCmr, OL.IVCU Maple Leaf Hams 7.91kg O.Oyib, Sandwich Meats --* uadi c i cm n mnoctài MAPLE LEAF, EUROPEAN CUISINE Deli Sausage CLASSIC COCA-COLA Ofl REGULAR OR D€T UNIT COST 4,5C ■ - M2.ee ■ [;*vy PER 100 ml ■ | Limit one coupon per family, one deal per coupon, / W-.y YfVa 1 » V"V:N j | coupon only yi# lïl I ! "" h ,M. coupon only ■ lewture pdee ,fy, ï I feeture pdee i whhout coupon /V 369 g VAC I ■ without coupon •2.79 Êâ jÉWS'-.'ij PAK PKG. j ■ W2.W I Limit one coupon per family, one pkg. per coupon, ■ | Limit one coupon p, r .. r „,„ m | coupon valid at IGA until closing Sat. Oct. 10th, 1987. | | coupon valid at IGA until closing Sat. Oct. 10th, 1967. | IPLU016 « JSSu&lïïl «? 0306883H J iplu 017 ^5190963h" | SausageMe^ PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SAT. OCT. 10, 1987. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. MAPLE LEAF, COOKED, SMOKED Boneless a cû Dinner Hams 7.91 kg 0.057 SCHNEIDER'S, COOKED, SMOKED Boneless Olde Fashioned a aa assorted varieties Hams 9.90 kg 4.4yib. Shopsy's Salads COOKED, SMOKED LA BELl - E FERMIERE Maple Leaf a aa Tourtiere Pie Ham Steaks jff<£ A.lo OREAT FOR STUFFING OR SLICE » FRY Maple Leaf 175 g PKG. 250 g CHUB , b MAPLE LEAF, DELI STYLE, THIN m q. ™ Sliced Smoked Meats «s g pkg. I .by 500 g TUB 1.49 450 g PIE 2.49 FRESH FROM OUR IN-STORE DELI FILLER'S COIL i ftft ' Polish Sausage .44100 g I.5f5fib. MAPLE LEAF Mock Chicken Loaf .55100 g 2.49, A CHOPPED » FORMED BLEND PACIFIC FISH 340 g Sea Legs Crab Style pkg 4.99 MAPLE LEAF, CANADIAN CREAMY Havarti Cheese .88100 g 3.99, 500 CHUl J PA STORE MADE DAILY, 9 INCH & 1.09 Pepperoni Pizza 395 g PIE 1.89 SHOPSY'S Potato Salad or Cole Slaw .31 100 g 1.39 lb. ALL SAVINGS ARE BASED ON OUR REGULAR PRICES. 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. Senior Citizens 5% Off On Personal Shopping, Wednesday Only