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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 29,1988 at Home or Away Shop ■MTte/g 1ER regular m bet- : mm un,. noiA CLASSIC 750 ml TET FfL, .Mfô 40# PP; psrsy?.. lit ' mnoo-TOtr PRODUCT ■v : gp: : kg iS-lb. AVQ. EACH kil^CnCCTViii- ::i ::; OF:,US.A., : ip-- k-CANAD/i: ■ i'.S sSOHa; PI PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Fresh qa Peaches 1.96^ .Q%/ lb. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Fresh Honeydew Melons EACH 1.49 PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Green Seedless Grapes 3.73 k. 1.69. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, .h, -- _ CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, GREENHOUSE k@l AQ Seedless Cucumbers each iO«/ E5Ê3 irîK'tit'tüai tiiz tLùniiü irsx étiî'ttiB PRODUCT OF U.S.A. t-ir. el'-jj tixj "cua tain nr.i caa inrr 2- .88 Green Onions PRODUCT OF ONTARIO A JA Fresh Mushrooms 4.83 ■1 %7it>. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO '■» .88 Fresh Spinach PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Fresh Carrots .09 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO jgj 2 E .98 Fresh Cole Slaw "' EVER POPULAR Potted Mums 15.24 cm O QQ 6" POT W.OV pwmmm xSCENTEDlOR. BOX TRAOITOK REGUl.: - fi»E08 / ' EXTRA FINE , M GRIND : A':.;:!:;: 3ÛÛ S VAC IP 380 d VAC PAXPv iiMiüiSi'SMEtiu ■ IHTBADKKHI J RFCVtAR,FWE Æ cnctm* M, ffiMOt Ï3S FSl&£ ASSORTED VARIETIES, LUXURY STYLE Purrr Cat Food 1 ™ z .79 EXTRA LARGE 27's, DAYTIME 48's, NEWBORN 66's, TODDLER 33's, SUPERTRIM - MEDIUM 48'8,/fWi SMALL 60's, LARGE 32's MWf OR EXTRA LARGE 28's "fl ^ CQ Huggies Diapers pk& IUiv9 ASSORTED VARIETIES, . 100 mL + 50 mL MORE JH II «pTsïe ?„?fl.59 500 mL + 250 mL MORE, REGULAR OR MINT Cepacol 750 mL Mouthwash pl btl @2.79 ASSORTED VARIETIES, 150 g MOUSSE OR 300 mL SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER Finesse cont. w 2.79 LIQUID Soft Soap Refill 450 mL BTL. 2.49 ASSORTED COLORS, FACIAL TISSUE Kleenex box of 200 .99 HI DRI Table Napkins PKG. OF 150 1.69 POWDERED Carnation Coffee-Mate a 3.99 éÉÜiüa c:; • 1ËI A V 'A. A880R1EP COtoRi',, /delsev; . b non PRO, jliiliff •>= PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SAT. JULY 2. 1988. 75-oz. TIN swECTtineEH, HOf 00 Ci, HAMBURGER OR CORN mi JAR PKG. OF 8 eg 308 tSSORTEO COLORS i ROLL PKG. ASSORTED FLAVORS : : FTio::Ki,T ; U» Us CO f.J-d'iiVJLO, CLEAR OR PiNK BjM_, i:v.x.-i8: 'tmU v ; . FROZEN, FANCY GRADE, WINTER, CALIFORNIA, ITALIAN OR VALLEY BLENDS Qnn Par Inet luire nr'IÜQ a Italian or valley blends Frui, NectarejEmMjores 1_.19 2,69 SAICO Mandarin Oranges 1 Sv.79 IN WATER Saico Chunk : Light Tuna T6.5-OZ. TIN 1.39 SAICO Baby Clams or 142 gg Cocktail Shrimp tin SAICO Medium Shrimp ™ 9 #3.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES Yoplait Swiss sleeve of j Style Yogurt cure I 1.39 ASSORTED VARIETIES Jt Seaitest Chip Dip2so g TUBl o> CM ■ ASSORTED COLORS Kleenex R* -H Facial Tissue I9 E *eemti.oiii:3K L C.ARUC. DKXÏM filma filma <M CAJON lioveae sit. L ; 8M I Mfl 11 (0i~ afe - ■ i" • ' "I • rfi ; ", !s l l- " ' , ^ l ' I C*ln- ll v 1/ •' i" [I E ' 1 • •• 0570079 | L1^3 i-Vi rtd 'iiiiiiii xl.xi r>.,£.-.S ':.-j tea en K.x, nrn eti ' ASSORTED VARIETIES Betty Crocker Stir-N-Frost or Snackin Cake nn 4 aa Cake Mixes 400 g fl pkg. I «39 BEEF, IRISH OR TURKEY/CHICKEN Clark Stew 2 tin z 1.79 NATURAL Perrier Tnn , Mineral Water ™l REGULAR FRENCH, CREAMY CUCUMBER, CATALINA, ZESTY ITALIAN, GOLDEN ITALIAN, GOLDEN CAESAR, THOUSAND ISLAND OR CALORIE-WISE CREAMY CUCUMBER, ITALIAN, FRENCH, THOUSAND ISLAND, GOLDEN CAESAR, OR CATALINA Kraft Pourable , Salad Pressing» 2 B?L mL FROM CONCENTRATE, CHILLED, GRAPEFRUIT OR FBI Orange JUiCe 64-FL. OZ. BTL. 2.39 FRUIT PUNCH, GRAPE, ORANGE OR STRAWBERRY Bessev's case of 24* Fruit Drinks cqnt. BONUS 40% EXTRA Realemon , Lemon Juice btl. 3.99 1.59 100% PURE VEGETABLE OIL Blue Bonnet Margarine Mb. bowl 1.19 ORANGE, LEMON-LIME OR LEMONADE Gatorade , MmL en Thirst Quencher erl. iOw CHECK YOUR LOCAL IGA FOR HOLIDAY STORE HOURS. | PUU 2281 . 5173644n [] rear tià'édà til titü'tty'übû btiù'tiiia'iBHi em ssœêirjîÊsa kzü ra cm csa a LIGHT OR REGULAR SALAD DRESSING Jj Kraft Miracle Whip 5 ™? 1 1 1.99 33% BONUS PACK (750 mL + 250 mL EXTRA) SQUEEZABLE O Ort Heinz Ketchup u m 2.99 ASSORTED FLAVORS,.FLAVORED DRINK MIXES Kool-Aid 5® a.m Crystals 4 envs. 1 LOO HOME PRIDE 100% Whole Wheat Bread 575 g loaf .99 OATMEAL OR OATMEAL CHOCOLATE CHIPj Dad's Cookies 450 g pkg. 1 1.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES, HUMPTY DUMPTY Potato Chips a or Snacks 150-200 g bag I 1.39 i«üii *: | 6Û0 r-, PKG. ■ M ;8ufe:I : ÛACO.v FflF;',;: :SBECOtiP0i»ï: il» THIÇ AD CARDINAL, WITH SOYA Beef Burgers box 3,89 YUMMY Chicken Nuggets 340 g pkg. 2.99 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Assorted Pak a aa Sandwich Meats pkg 9 2.09 CAVENDISH, STORE PACKED, PATTIES Hash Brown qa Potatoes 1.96 k, .09ib MAPLE LEAF, EUROPEAN CUISINE Deli Sausage25o g chub2.2,9 MAPLE LEAF, PATTIE . fy A t\ MAPLE LEAF Sausage Rounds 500 g PKG. MAPLE LEAF 2.29 Rib O' Pork 440 g pkg. 0.49 MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED BRISKET, VACUUM PACKED Corned Beef 6.59k,2..%l%7ib. Golden Fry Sausages 500 g pkg. 2.39 TWIN PAK M a A Shopsy's Salads 2x c 1 upl1.39 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Bologna 500 g pkg. 2.39 SHOPSY'S 200 g CUP ^ Deli Singles Salads 1.99 MAPLE LEAF, COOKED, SMOKED Boneless Countiy Q ( Kitchen Hams 8.80 k, Q«%/%/ib. ïm WR -P .W^fb, FILLER'S, GERMAN OR HUNGARIAN i Salami .99ioo, Fib. MAPLli LEAF * i, MARY MILES ! Summer Sausage .50100 a Pepperom, Salami or a aq 111.: SHOPSY'S Potato Salad or Cole Slaw .31 m .. STORE MADE OAILY^M lb< : m q, lx- pir; |pSr 1.39» IP *450 i> l*i * i. CANADIAN 1 i | Brick Cheese .88 too B 3.99 lb- AVAILABLE AT MOST STO WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ALL SAVINGS ARE BASED ON OUR REGULAR PRICES. GRAHAM IGA MARKET 225 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ontario OPEN -- MONDAt TO FRIDAY 8:00 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 ORONO By I. Challice Quote - "Don't let life discourage discourage you; Everyone who got where he is, had to begin where he was!!" Congratulations to the hard-working Jr. Gardeners who on Saturday produced 75 containers of flowers for their sale, for decoration day, in Orono Cemetery held Sunday, June 26. They wish to thank their many customers and to all who worked and donated flowers for their successful fund-raising event. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shields, Oakville, were last Monday visitors with Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Agn- er, Woodstock were weekend weekend guests of his aunt, Mrs. Jennie Bowins. Saturday visitors with Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Billings - Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNaul, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Swin- ford Toronto; Mrs. George Webster- and Miss Mary Jewell, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rainey Lindsay, attended the party for Mrs. Jennie Bowins on Saturday evening. Mr. Alfred Pigott's sister Mrs. Dolly Harris, Brantford, Brantford, visited Mr. and Mrs. Pi- gott recently and they took her home and spent a few days with her. Sunday evening, a very beautiful sunset ana a double rainbow in the east! We've been fortunate in not having the very violent storms that other areas have suffered! . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pig- gott and Mr. John Robinson attended the Alldread- Dalgarno wedding, Saturday, Saturday, June 25, held in St. Peter's Peter's Anglican Church, Co- bourg. John was best man at the wedding. Birthday Party Mrs. Jennie Bowins was pleasantly surprised on Sat- __ urday evening when about 35 friends, neighbors and relatives called in to wish her "happy birthday on her 75th!" Friends were present from Lindsay, Woodstock, Oshawa and surrounding area. A pretty decorated cake and plates of delicious sweets were served to the guests, and the guest of honor honor received many cards, gifts and flowers. Orono United Church News A very special Sunday morning service of Baptism and Confirmation, ana also receiving new members by transfer. Those being bap- tised-Patricia Boyd; Frank ;- and Yvonne Maitland" Janet; Standeven; Sharon Weeks,*, v ; We welcome them and pray for God's blessing upon them and their families. We welcome the following following persons from other churcnes - Pauline Boyd, from Bowmanville Baptist; Jake and Wilda Middleton , from Albert Str. United, Oshawa; Linda Theriault, Trinity United, Bowmanville; Bowmanville; Randy and Karen Walters, Walters, Trinity United, Bowmanville; Bowmanville; Casey and Nicolette Van Hamburg, from Maranatha Christian Reformed Church; Gail Sprocklin, (Dunbarton) United, United, Pickering. Very lovely Special music was provided by guest soloist, soloist, Miss Ardyth Moorcroft, and our own "song birds", Nancy Barber and Carol Hooper in duet. Another very special- event at Sunday morning service was the surprise presentation to George and Stella Carson. The Carsons have been long-time, faithful members of Orono United,. Stella has been a choir member member for 50 years, as well as U.C.W., stewards, session etc; George has recently retired retired from 25 years as member member of Bd. of Stewards chairman chairman of ushering for many years, also session etc. This past week George and Stella celebrated 40 years wedding anniversary, and their friends felt this an opportune time to honor them both. Re- . verend Milnes presented them with an "In Appreciation Appreciation Certificate" from Orono United for their many years of dedicated service, Mrs. Thelma Gilbank read à very well worded_ address, and Mrs. Isabelle Challice pre- sehted Stella with a pretty vase of red roses. Though completely surprised, they thanked everyone for their kindness. Greeters at door - Lesley Barraball and Sylvia Van- derSchee. Birthday greet- ' ings to - Vicky Hardy, June 28; Inez Harris June 25; Allan Allan Barnard July 2. Bake Sale this week, at Kirby General Store, sponsored sponsored by Kirby Church. Sale commences at 11. a.m. PREVENT WHDHHS