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( 1 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 13,1988 News from Elizabethville By Mrs. Thickson Church services were held at Mr. and Mrs. Mac. Frew's farm. An excellent crowd attended the service in the beautiful treed yard at the back of the house. As speakers we had three ladies from the Northern Pastoral Region of Quinte North; Jean Foster, Lake St. Peter; Pat Thornette, Minden; Beta Krier, Bancroft. They told of the church groups formed in small villages and dependent on lay men and visiting pastors, pastors, building up attendance until several places have regular regular hired ministers by working together to help one another. Others taking part were Canton choir, Mr. Bickle with organ, Mr. J. Peacock and others. Canton was responsible responsible for taking up the offering and for the lunch. Sunday services, July 10th, were held in the Cathedral in the Pines in Welcome with the men's club responsible for the service. On Thursday the seniors from the Golden Age club went to Cullen Gardens in Whitby. Everyone enjoyed the tnp. We explored the new Garden Gate Restaurant Restaurant outside the main gate. A really lovely spot. We toured the miniature village, had lunch at the Village restaurant, restaurant, and later took in the afternoon afternoon live show in the Valley Valley theatre. Mrs. E. Fowler, Nancy Sevenhuysen and Cheyenna called on Thicksons a day last week. The Fowler clan gathered on Saturday and were able to completely repair the roof rafters, etc. on our house. They also managed to get the huge limb cut up and taken taken to the orchard so today, we are trying to clean up the garbage, saw dust, and broken broken boards and shingles. The Hodgins have their chimney put back on their house as was and the mess cleaned up. Mrs. Irene Beatty had little Andrew Gunby, Toronto, Toronto, all week as his mother was attending a conference in regard to her work. She came here for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew had Joan and family; Helen and family; Cindy and Jackie Jackie for tea Sunday. The men folk all stayed at the lot where Mr. and Mrs. Deremo are building a new house and the women took their supper to them. Suzanne Westheuser helped at Thickson's at the bee Saturday and Beryl and friend called on Sunday evening. Darlene Staats and Linda spent a couple of days with Thicksons this week. Mrs. Lewko had daughter Ann and Nick Long for the July 1st holiday. They went home in time for the 4th in Rochester. Farmers are busy at the haying and most families are ' spending the weekends resting. resting. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mercer have completed their swimming swimming pool and they are enjoying enjoying it especially this hot week. ^ -i&rrf it pamc/pacr/an* ORONO Downtown Sat., July 16th THE PRICE IS RIGHT Town Hall--10p.m. Free Admission Lots of Prizes TEDDY BEARS' PICNIC Lots of fun for all the kids Library Lawns Games -- Refreshments 10 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. SIDEWALK SALES Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen OUTDOOR BINGO Starling at 1:00 p.m. Refreshments Kinsmen STREETDANCE Starting at 8:00 p.m. Refreshments 1ER lSi# E$S5 v i!| SigiiiSSxiiSl M 'vJLi 1 11^11 Pure spring • g mtÊ inS O COUPON VALUE .40 r,Bi . wwp Pîmm v MË rtaftf, JB-: • m btl. , mwmSSf WÊmM ■ ri V v*: '\A"'lip ASSORTED ■ cot* îROt. iiliiiPflL jSStSa £tik ■ ASSORTED J VARIETIES Colonial Cookie* ms | 400 g RKG. ! Feeture price I without I coupon |MJt ! Umlt one coupon per family, one pkg. per coupon, I coupon valid at KJA until closing Sat. July 16, 1966. 1 eu , , .... A.C. NIELSEN, BOX 3600, ^PLJU 2288 ST. JOHN, N.l. I*. 4U 1860086H * Ng. 16RAr PRODUCT EAfi« ... We ■■■'. ru HÜEIII: Hllif ■ wk -- ASStmfrWEiœs ■ ÛRPRfSfCTOMA ' - '■ >*4^ Aëk : 284' FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, LOW ACID, PULP FREE, REGULAR OR MORE PULP Minute Maid Orange " 295-355 mL JUlCe TIN 100H PURE Primo Vegetable Oil 2.99 NEWI Nestea 3 SS,T L Iced Tea boxes ® .99 ROMANO OR PARMESAN 1 Primo Grated Cheese zso g shaker O COUPON VALUE .30 I Kraft Bar-B-Q Sauce ■ ASSORTED VARIETIES, I REGULAR OR CALORIE-WISE I 455 mL | SQZE. BTL. '■■L I Feature price ■ without I coupon i $1.2» m | Limit one coupon per femlly, one btl. per coupon, J I coupon valid at IGA until «losing Sat. July 16, 1966. | I mu aaaa AC. NIELSEN, SOX 3000, cmnoenJ I ^PLU 2293 6T. JOHN, N.e E3V 4L3 5702350H j: THOUSAND ISLAND, CATALINA, FRENCH, ZESTY ITALIAN, COLESLAW, GOLDEN CAESAR OR CREAMY CUCUMBER Kraft Pourable =..*2.49 BTL. IlllilT:: : III TANG Flavored Orange Crystals HOT CHIU CON CARNE OR ASSORTED VARIETIES Puritan Stew 650g TIN 1.99 Dressings DILL SPEARS, BREAD 'N BUTTER OR SWEET MIXED K2r ,De " w 1.99 PKG. OF 3x92 g ENVS. #1.49 ASSORTED FLAVORS, FLAVORED DRINK MIXES JERSEY MILK, SWEET MARIE, MALTED MILK, CRISPY CRUNCH OR BURNT ALMOND Neilson's Premium Ice Cream Bars 9 pk. cm Aylmer Ketchup 1 L GLASS BTL. 1.99 2.99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, GREENHOUSE Seedless EACH PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Fresh Mushrooms 4.39k, DRINK MIXES SSS w4j.k1.00 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Fresh Cut Watermelon ■64 kg o> Ol ■ PRODUCT OF U.S.A., Tomatoes CANADA NO. 1 GRADE 2.18 kg PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, - , CANADA NO. 1 GRADE |R3l Cabbage w each ■ #57 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO = Fresh Bean JB, Sprputs W 1.08* .49» PRODUCT OF SWAZIUND Navel Seedless Oranges SIZE MV DOZ. Crystals ASSORTED FLAVORS KooMUd Keelers' With 25% ItiMmL Real Juice boxes PROCESS CHEESE FOOD, VELVEETA OR B OR 12 SLICE RACKS OF Kraft Canadian -a qq Single Slices 250 g pt<a 1 iww 100H PURE VEGETABLE OIL ® Soft Margarine am tub ®S9 PIECES » STEMS Riviera Mushrooms oz™ PACKED IN ITS OWN JUICE OR IN LIGHT SYRUP Boni Grapefruit 190Z Segments tin ' POWDERED Sunlight Laundry Detergent 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Fresh Limes DOZEN PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Fresh Radishes 3 8t .79 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Romaine Jjg. Lettuce w each j ■ vV' 5 .49 MADE IN CANADA, EVERFRESH, ASSORTED 4: : -x Drinks and CÛ Juices 300 mL BTL. ■VV 1 THE MEDICINE PLANT Aloe Vera 742 cm 3" POT lillsilliillll ■J mm*.. f 1 L_ mTT ^ : ■ i:B; ' ' |i .. BLACK CURRANT, CHERRY, APRICOT, FIELDBERRY, RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY Laura Secoid Jams 250 mL JAR 1.69 ASSORTED COLORS Scotties Facial Tissue *•- . i ■■ 'Mm, Mammmmrn Wmmm m . •' * • " • •• \ • . BOX OF 200 EXTRA SMOOTH OR EXTRA CRUNCHY Squirrel „ A Peanut Butter \S?n° I 1.99 Nabisco a Shreddies soo g box I 1.99 100W WHOLE WHEAT OR Dempster's Scone Long ers e loaf .99 CUT-RITE Waxed Paper rolltox •1.99 CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF, BONELESS 4 TENDERIZED Hip Cube Steaks 8.80 kg 3.99, a UJVS SMALL 66'», MEDIUM 45 », LARGE 33'» OR LARGE PLUS 25'», PAMPERS URGE 33's OR EXTRA URGE 45 », PAMPERS ULTRA SMALL 60's, MEDIUM 48'», ULTRA 40'», URGE 32'» OR URGE PLUS 26'» CUDDY, FROZEN, STORE PACKED Chicken Breast Strips 9.46 m 4.29» Lu vs or Pampers Diapers PKG. •l0.49 CUDDY, COOKED, SMOKED Boneless TUrkham 6.15* 2.79» . Hi! DEODORANT OR NON DEODORANT, REGULAR OR SUPER Playtex MAPLE LEAF Sausage Rounds 500 g PKG. 2.49 IKWK Û Wm- 11 füj WpSwti | - x a.ÙtJLSk , ■ ;V, . Wmm mm v.'üf:M:t i tiH)'.' 1 ... .Ü ; 1 : : : .. : mm Br WlWW; ASSORTED VARIETIES, 200 mL AERO TIN, 55 g SOUO OR 50 mL ROLLON 8SLk»,-«W2k49 ASSORTED VARIETES Suave 300 mL 1 Shampoo p btl Ti ' •.99 ASSORTED VARIETES g Coral Toothbrushes i 2 ™ .99 GOURMET KING Charcoal Brlquetato*. bag^ «5/57 MAPLE LEAF Beeriest Sausage soo^pkq. 2.49 FRESH FROM OUR IN-STORE DELI KVItoiJes MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Bologna 375 g ww. ... MAPLE LEAF Beef Burgers tm^Ibox 3.99 : : ; i msm% m MAPLE LEAF Dell Sausage asp g stick 2.29 MAPLE LEAF Liver Sausage 1106 g MAPLE LEAF, PARTLY SKIMMED, CANADIAN Mozzarella qq Cheese .88100. Oivv « ZIP, LIQUID Flrestarter 900 mL CONT. 1.49 OLD WISCONSIN Beef or Pepperonl Sticks 100 g PKG. 1.69 MAPLE LEAF, CELERY OR HAM â CHEESE .. Baked q qq Loaves .73 we, SHOPSYS Macaroni Salad \ 106 g PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SAT. JULY 16, 1988. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ALL SAVINGS ARE BASED ON OUR REGULAR PRICES. 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