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à1 er No. 1 Grade, California, Sweet, Emperor GrapesIb69ý ONTARIO, FIRM, FLAVOURFIJL Brussels Sprouts lb69< CANADA FANCY, ONTARIO, ALL PURPOSE 5-LB CELLO BAG M cl1nt-[osh Apples 1.59 NO. 1 SMALL, ONTARIO, YELLOW 10-LB BAG C;ooking Onions 99< ONTARIO, BUTTERNÙT, BAKE OR BOIL Large Squash each 49< ASSORTED VARIETIES 6-INCH POT Tropical Plants 5.991 CALIFORNIA, LARGE SIZE Pomegranates 3for 1.00 A&P's E(ONOMY CORNER Blossom, From Concentrate Action Priced! ýAPPLE 48 ;! 1-oz CORONATION - POLSKI OR WHOLE Diii Pickles SPRINGTIME Fabric Softe ACTION PRICEDI 32-fi-oz jar 7 7< 128-FL-OZ PLASTIC JUG nier 1. 19 Hlearthside 6fiSden 1?estiat HANDPAINTED STONEWARE FEATURE 0F THE WEEK CEREAL BOWL with EACH $5.00 purchase 7i 92 3With $105.X 7ý 9 ,olyau 2 With $1500 Feature wiII be repeated 3 times. o 'o I --Choice of three patterns. j AUl VarietiesC îPRIMO Or Reg. Price 97c - SAVE 28c 2-lb pkg ALL COLOURS OUR REG. PRICE 1.29 - SAVE 30c iva T ow elspsgo1.o0Is9% ALL PURPOSE COFFEE OUR REG. PRICE 3.69 - SAVE CHOICE~~~~~à SLCDBESàAVADBESHIE RA TL O 30c 1 -LB BAG 3, 3 9 CIIOICE PliAS, PEAS & CARROTS ACTION PRICEDI 14-FL-OZ TIN Aylmer Vegetables 3/1.a00 POWDERED OUR REG. PRICE 3.25 - SAVE 36c Ail Dete'rgent 3 litrebox 2.8 %9 PETER PAN ACTION PRICED! NPeanwutmButtepr 2zIar,79 ,better. SA VI'13c Sandalwood, White, Yellow, Mint SCOTIESFACIAL :>tO TIE'3 TISSUS box ofm 200 sheets59 Our Regular Price 72c Carol- 100% Vegetable Oiu SmOFT MARGARI NE u1lbA O ~The Butcher Sh.op with Supermarket Prices Fresh - 15 Pieces 3 Leg Quarters 3 Breast Quarters 3 Necks, 3 Wings 3 Giblet Packages Our Reg. Price 98& -SAVE WOzlb WHOLE RACKS ATTACHED WHOLE RACKS & WINGS ATTACHED BOXmOmCHI(KEN 9I J Leg Our Regular Price 1.28 - SAVE 30c lb Bac CH ICKEN aBrei Mii PARTS Fresh Wc"c New Zealand, Frozen, Whole or Butt Haîf IMPORTED 1 AI LAMB LEGSlb _ _ IMPORTED NEW ZEALANo, FROZEN, SHIANK IIALF Lamb Legs lb61.58 ALL BEEF, DUTCH TREET, RED HOTS - SCHNEIDERS Wieners 1-lb vac pac 1.28 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, Beef Liver SLICED lb7&~ McConneIls - Red Label TEA m BLAG S Pkg of 50 99< Quarters, cks Attached east Quarters, cks & Wings Attached I :ed Quarters, l cks Attached icken Halves ioie Chicken, Cut, Up Town Club, Sweet Pickled, Bonees Halves COTTAGE 14 ROLLS VAcPA IMPORTED NEW ZEALANO, FROZEN, LOIN Lamib Chops b 1.78 SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Bologna 16-oz vac pac 1.28 BURNS, BIEF & PORK Sausages l .28 Royal Action Pricedl JELLY POWDERS 4 3-oz l pkgs89 Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. October il. 1978 7 Rio Brand WHm OLE, 10-f -oz DETERGENT D ove Liquid 3floPatc99< KELLOGG'S CEREAL ACTION PRICED' I L Special "K" 475g pg12 ORANGE FLAVOUR ACTION PRICEDI Tang CrPiystaIsp ,Y.V2--ezf-,S ý ALL PURPOSE (7.7 LB) ACTION PRICEDI 3.5 kg BAG T1 Monarch. Flour 1.59 fi ALL COLOURS - HANDY PAK BOX 0F 100 SI4EETS ni Scotties Facial îissue,3 for lOO a OUR REG. PRICE 43c BOX (BUY 3 - SAVE 29c)L v vith Mrs. Gladys Wood of NJewcastle were supper guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pye-Finch, at Scarbor- ough. Mrs. Mary Wade and Mrs. Leone Lane were Sunday linner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lane and family in )rono. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Blezard from Drumheller, Alberta were dinner. guests vith Rev. and Mrs. Aubrey Tizzard on Thanksgiving Day. The two families had ex- changed Christmas greetings for the past 28 years, but had never met until now. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray and girls of Orono were Sunday callers with Mrs. Leone Lane and Mrs. Mary Wade. 'esons bou0 We've given you first quality A&P and national brands for over 50 years. A&P was one of the f irst food retailers f0 have privafe labels. A&P andail our braýnd names have assured you of top quality, Our meat has to pass 3 extra inspections. We inspec- our mea- three fîmes after the government stamps it , 50 you'll1a lways get meat that cooks as good as if looks. We shop around the world for our produce.- When fhe world is our market, we can be truly choosy about the fresh fruits and vegel-ables we buy. Because we know you re choosy, f00. We buy when the price is right to give you better value when we seli. 69<i mi I. *1 Newtonvilie A number of relatives and friends got together at the Senior Citizens' Residence on Wellington Street, Port Hope, recently to help Mrs. Margar- et Stacey celebrate her 86th Birthday. About 35 attended and an enjoyable time was had byail with the guest of honor receiving gifts, flowers and cards. As she is a former resident of Newtonville we want to add our Best Wishes, also! Glad to report Miss Bernice Milligan returned home from, Oshawa GeneralHospital last week and we had a littie chat with ber at the Post Office one day. Sorry to hearof the passing of Mrs. Norma Sheppard Anderson, in Peterborough, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher were among those who went on the Bowmanville Senior Citizens Bus trip last Monday, to Collingwood. They stopped at Staynor for lunch and had a conducted tour of Ceramîcs at Blue Mountain and Simcoe County Museum with supper at the place looking out over Lake Simcoe. Altogether a very pleasant and colorful day was enjoyed by all the passengers. The District Women's Insti- tute Executive met here last Thursday to plan for the Fun Fair, to be held here in the Sunday School Hall on Oct. l8th. The theme is to be "Christmas" and there will be draws of varlous kinds with members contributing and of course lunch, etc, at the close. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week there will be a course in Needlepoint at the Bowmanville Department of Agriculture, two members from here atten 'ding. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jones arrived here fromn Edmonton on Thursday to visit Mrs. Bea Jones and other relatives. .Master Ken Gilmer was one of the pupils fromn Grade Eight at The Pines Senior School who enjoyed a trip to Camp Tawingo recently. Over 100 pupils were in the group who left here Oct. 2 returning Oct. 5 after a very pleasant time. Grade Seven went to Ottawa, at that time. We' have been asked to express the appreciation of a Bowmanville couple to three young men (names not known> from Newtonville, who came to their rescue on Sunday, Oct. lst when they became iost in the Durham Forest- Region. Many thanks again! Mrs. Margaret Burley and Mrs. Mae Burley of Newcastle were visitors with, Mrs. Agnes Burley, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowe and Tiffany and Mrs. Gertie Rowe were guests at the Taylor- Rowe wedding on Saturday afternoon at St. Paul's Pres- byterian Church, Port Hope, and reception following. Visitors the past week with Mr. Frank Gilmer in Memor- ial Hosjuital included - Rev. A. Tizzar, Mrs. Mary Worrall, Mr. Lyle Lowery, Mr. Ken Fletcher, Mrs. Bea Jones, Mr. Cecil Payne, Mr. Jim Gilmer, daughter Lynn, and friend Ken Swales, Miss Inez Sy- mons, Mr. Joe Radznikynas, Mrs. Lena Clysdale,- Mrs. Irene Burley and Mr. Ray- mond Gilmer. Erma and Reid Wood were the Greeters at our Church door Sunday morning, when the theme of Rev. Tizzard's sermon wvas "Canada -a South Land". He stressed the importance of remembering among other blessings this Thanksgiving period, that the Grace of God comes to us, in unlimited supply daily. The Choir's offering was "The Prayer of Thanksgiving"' wîth Marlene Stacey singing the first verse. 1