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I i ■ i DUCT OF CANADA Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 20,1989 7 Honored with Lifetime Membership RKEY COLD SPRING FARMS FROZEN YOUNG OVEN READY UTILITY GRADE 1 BIRD LIMIT l ^ 6 g l } b - FROZEN YOUNG OVEN READY UTILITY GRADE 1 BIRD LIMIT | (8-12 LB. AVG.) KING COLE FROZEN YOUNG OVEN READY UTILITY GRADE (4-5 LB. AVG.) 2 BIRD LIMIT OCEAN SPRAY . • FRESH 12 OZ. BAG • WH0Œ OR JELLIED 14 OZ. TIN , CHAUS 99=. I PRODUCT OF CANADA FROZEN 1 pacPfI OF PRODUCT OF CANADA VAC PAC FROZEN UTILITY GRADE LB. ROCK CORNISH ATI A imsiua STUART HOUSE 50x12" 25x18" ROLL MAP 1.99 V ALL FLAVOURS COKE ! CANADA DUT 750 mL BTL. CASE 24 x 280 mL TINS •SCHWEPPBilNllTEMMD •AAWtGINGERUEtaUBSODA •TONtCjWoCWO 3 CASE LIMIT UNIT COST 45? PERIOOmL PLUS .40 DEP HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS 99* UNIT COST 7.4 PE 100 mL PINEAPPLE UlflBUHIR ICE CREAM 190Z. - 540 mL TIN MIX OR MATCH • SLICED •CHUNKS •CRUSHED • FRUIT COCKTAIL 14 OZ. 6 LIMIT 2LTUB FRONTENAC g* 99* NOv vv 1 LCARTON MIX OR MATCH UUAKER CEREALS • "NEW" OH'S 385 g BOX • CAP'N CRUNCH 350 g BOX • CORN & BRAN 450 g BOX • LIFE 550 g BOX BOX ASSORTED HARVEST CRUNCH 900 g BOX ST. LAWRENCE "A PREMIUM" CORN OIL HÀLSA (WITH COUPON REMOVED) 100 mL BONUS 550 mL BTL.' 1 sauiboor JSpi aa COMMONER i HT 1.99 PHILIPS • 60 We 100 W LIGHT BULBS gSjP&KEM /] PKG.OF2BULBS 69* DERBY 650 g TIN Doé FOOD LARGE gj^ENCe \ juq 2 LIMIT OLD SPICE -X- WITH THIS COUPON TER SHAVE 125 mL BTL. COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING SAT., DEC, 23/89 LIMIT ONE BTL, ONE COUPON PER FAMILY IN-STORE RETAIL 3.99 0/0 A rax "pHILADELPWA WITH THIS COUPON - ] CREAM CHEESE' ' PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA EXTRA LARGE SIZE GREEN FILL YOUR OWN BAG 74 ■ kg 'LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. ORIGINAL BUNCHES GREEN ONIONS RED RADISH MIX< OR 1 CELLO j BAG ^ DR MATCH Vl PRODUCT OF U.S.A. e CALIFORNIA #1 GRADE#TEXAS r CELERY SELECT YOUR OWN LARGE I ÛÛ6 SIZE ^ T 24's S 1 w WsTALK PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA MIX( • ENDIVE tÂRGËi | • ESCAROLE SIZE ! DR MATCH 59! PRODUCT OF ONTARIO W #1 GRADE CABBAGE SELECT JUMBO SIZE | YOUR OWN 79! PRODUCT OF SWAZILAND - GOLDLAND BRAND TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS VALENCIA ORANGES SELECT YOUR OWN CASE OF 88 6.95 3 CASE LIMIT DOZ. Gordon Foster (left), accepts a lifetime membership certificate from Jack Cooke, at the Bowmanville Sea Cadets' annual Christmas dinner, on Tuesday, December December 12. The dinner was put on by the Bowmanville Navy League. WesleyvWe News by E. Barrowclough PRODUCT OF U.S.A. WASHINGTON GRADE ANJOU . PEARS r ■ ■ ■» 1 .FILL YOUR OWN BAG LARGE SIZE LB. PRODUCT OF MOROCCO •T* tiiZA-X kg BOX PRODUCT OF U.S.A. EXTRA FANCY GRADE •RQ i GOLDEN m 74 ■ DELICIOUS ■ kg APPLEi «CRANNYSMITH I CASE or 40 LB. 24.951 ONE PRICE LB. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO W#1 GRADE Bose FILL YOUR OWN BAG LARGE SIZE |30 kg LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA KIWI 1 LB. POLY-BAG PRODUCT OF U.S.A. LOUISIANA KILN DRIED <m |M. YAMS 79! PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA "NEW CROP" FILL YOUR OWN BAG DIAMOND BRAND HARTLEY VARIETY jj 18 mu COUPON VALID UNTIL !\^»250gPKG. CLOSING SAT., DEC, 23/80 LIMIT ONE PKO. ONE COUPON PEA FAMILY IN-STORE RETAIL 1.99 CRESCENT ROLLS - 8s 235 g TUBE COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING SAT,, DEC. 23/89 LIMIT ONE TUBE. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY IN STORE RETAIL 1.29 WALK . ^ kg JUMBO SIZE 5 LB. LIMIT f LB. Morrish Women's Institute Institute held their December meeting on Tuesday, December December 5th at the Ruth Clarke Community Centre, Port Hope. During the business period conducted by Marion Bamsey, President, reports were heard from the secretary secretary and treasurer and number number of cards sent were listed by friendship convener Mae •Ferguson. The programme was presented by the president, president, who read "The Night before Christmas" "Legend of the Christmas Tree", and "Share the Bird". She was assisted by Hope Holdaway who read - "Christmas Returns" Returns" and "I gave him my coat with my Heart". Christmas Christmas carols added to the festive festive afternoon. There was a demonstration of Christmas ornaments and some were displayed by Bemiece Best. The topic for the January meeting will be tourism, very suitable for the New Year when municipalities are discussing promoting it. There was a hake and craft sale and as usual the meeting meeting opened and closed with the Institute Ode and closing closing Grace. It was a pleasant afternoon with' the usual social social hour. The many friends of Eleanor Eleanor and McKinley Rankin of St. Catharines will be watching the David Susuki show on channel 5 at 8 o'clock on Wednesday, evening, evening, December 13. Their son, Murray, who is an assistant assistant professor at Victoria University, Br. Columbia will be part of that broadcast. broadcast. Mrs. Rankin is the former former Eleanore Retallick of Perrytown, and a former teacher at Wesleyville. Lewis and Mandy Thorn- dyke and daughters Rachel, Sarah and Jennifer, with Grandma Kay Thorndyke were in Waterloo Friday and Saturday to visit Linda Oliver Oliver and family. Blue jays predominate at the feeders and keep a close watch when feed is first put out. Seven or eight are right there and the choice bits are cleared in no time, leaving the poorer bits for the little birds. It is well it is a hanging hanging feeder which is difficult for jays to reach. A flock of handsome evening grosbeaks grosbeaks made their appearance appearance here this season and always always seem to enjoy the apples on the flowering crab. Church service at Wel come United on Sunday, December December 10th was in charge of the Sunday School teachers, teachers, officers and children, assisted assisted by the choir. The choir sang the processional hymn as they entered the choir loft and the opening prayer and hymn were lea by the senior pupils. The whole service was conducted by the children, and the Christmas story was acted in speech and song. The whole Sunday school was on the platform with furniture removed to accommodate them and the manger scene. Throughout the presentation presentation the choir sang the appropriate appropriate carols, and a group in modem dress listened listened while "grandpa" read the timeless story. This group made their own remarks remarks as the story progressed. progressed. Each part was acted acted by golden crowned kings, little angels with halos ana shiny wings, Joseph, Mary and the shepherds in each action was floodlit with the use of flashlights and all of it was well done, providing 3 memory for young participants participants and nostalgia for older, people, remembering long ago. This was White Gift service so the children sang, "Happy Birthday, Jesus" and presented their gifts) The last hymn was "Joy to; the the World", with the congregation congregation joining in this nymn of rejoicing. The devotions devotions for the second Sunday of Advent were led by Lau) rel Nichols and daughter's Katie and Jessica, with Katie Katie closing with prayer. ; The regular offering was! received by Glen Thompson 1 and John Graham and dedicated dedicated by Elizabeth Groene- 1 veld. The congregation! showed its appreciation for this fine service which must' have involved a great deal of time and effort. A beautiful; spruce tree with glittering! ornaments, and two large, poinsettias provided a fine setting. Following there was practice by junior and senior choirs for the cantata to be held at 7.30 on Saturday,' December 16 conducted by Stephen Sword who used the new instrument already in place for that event. Following Following service on Sunday, December 17th, then* will be a pot luck luncheon, with the congregation bringing first course and place setting. setting. Children's programme will follow the meal. WITH THIS COUPON STOVE-TOP STUFFING MIX 170 g BOX COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING SAT., DEC. 23/89 LIMIT ONE BOX. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY IN-STORE RETAIL 1.49 QiO A "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modern tanker trucks. • We sell portable heater fuel. • Dependable 24-hour service. 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