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Section Two The Canadian Statesmnan, We reserva the right to limit quantities to normal family-requîrements! Bowmanville, September 12, 1979 il Letters to The Editor Prices effective thru Set., September 15Sth, 1979 WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS! Loto Canada, Provincial & Winterio Tickets Avilable et A&P Food, Stores! Sun Squeeze, Frozen, Concentreted JiCEaa 0 li-fi-oz tin v Stock Your Freezer SAVE 3SAVE 3&~ Blossom ,from Concentrate I ITm to APPLE JUICE' 48-fi-oz tin (Our Regular Price 95c) M m.mYou'II do better at THE BUTCHER SHOP at A&P m Loin Combinetion pack contains: K 2 RIB ENDS 2 LOIN ENDS PORK 2 CENTRE CUT SA5 7 lb 3 Our Regular s Price lb u... A&P is a Country Farm Po rk Shop! Roast or Chops Previously Frozen Pork Hocks or CENTRE CUT l ' 0SIE PORK LOIN IU PORK LIVER JJ59 PREVIUSLY FR07EN PORI SIDE fRCIONCOJTSYL Spare Ribs îbl.49 Rib Portion Ibl,59 CUT FROM CANADA GRADE Eye Removed - Outside ROJUND1 ROASI A&P is a Fresh Beef Shop! 'A' BEEF Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef, Boneless RUO ST b259'RBONELES Canada, Eviscereted Pride of Canada GRADE "A" M, WEEK AT A&P 0%1 mé lbe 1191 LUI> 0 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN NEW ZEALAND SHOULDEI Lamb Chops SCHNEIDERS, REGULAR, BEEF, MAPLE 'Mini 'Sýizzlers î-îb pk, SCHNEIDERS Sausage Oktoberfest BLUE WATER FROZEN THRIFT PACK Fish & Chips 2,p FROZEN Whiltefish le Il À5 PRIDE 0F CANADA, REGULAR OR ALL BREF Wieners baac14 PRIDE 0F CANADA, SLICED &-oz VAC PAC '4.-39 Cooked 'Ham, 1.29 1 PRIDE 0F CANADA, SLICED, ASST'D VARIETIES 1 2-mz vac pac g 1.9 ooked Meats 1.39!I PRIDE 0F CANADA, SLICEo lbl99 ologyna i6oz vac pacl,4 PRIDE 0F CANADA, PRESSED ýg2.19 Dinner Ham lb2.a3 9 PRuDE 0F CANADA, SLICED !j119bide tBacon -lb1.59 .Now'At Your A&P Store. SAVE 40 Spaghetti, Elbow Macaroni PASTAS i-lb pkg PRIMO ACTION PRICE! Spaghetti Sauce 28-fi-oztn79ý GRANNIES Butter Tarts LIGHT CHUNKS Bye The e uit Chi~oe«~ ieiaiiioiWolSblll pkg of 12 1.09 ACTION PRICE! Sea Tuna 6.5-OZ TIN 79< FACIAL TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS Kleenex box of20C HEINZ KETCHUP 3i-fI-oz keg (Our ýRegular Price 1.35) AtiSSUrîE! pkg of 4 roUis rn >SAVE 6Oý IBLUE BONNET 111MARGARINE 3-lb pkg (Our Regular Price 2.59) mmYOU,LL DO BETTER AT the farml AT A&P!________ NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, WHITE Large Caulifoor each NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, LARGE NO. 1 Grade, Ontario, Peak of the Crop 4-qtpart basket Cabbage forlO'lue Gapsà.1 HONDRASPLAN RIP, SWET JICYNO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO FREESTONE PEACHES,- VOUasa, aNTaIPE SWE UIC ITALIAN PRUNE PLUMS OR 4-QT. BASKET Pieapls ac9< Bartlett Pears 2.,79% FANCY, ONTARIO, FIRST 0F THE SEASON 3-LB1 BAG NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, FINEST FLAVOUR Apples Mclntosh 1.19 Tomatoe sb,;~ 9 MARVEL, SLICEDACINPCE White Bread 24--ozlaf3forl.29 LIQUID ACTION PRICEI Javex Bleach i..1 59< BOUTIQUE PKG 0F 2 ROLLS Kleenex Towels 99< IN TOMATO SAUCE OR WITH PORK Heinz Beansl9-fl-oz n2fr99< WHITE LABEL, WIENER ROLLS OR Hamburger Buns oJk192 69o~ COFFEE BREAKS IL FUDGEEO Christies 450 g pkg 1.33 ACTION PRICEI 2% PARTLY SKIMMED, EVAPORATED 385 ml TIN Carnation Milk 2 fo,79< JANE PARKER ACTION PRICE! English Muffins pkgf 669< INSTANT Nescafe Coffee l0-oz ar 5.99 BORDEN ACTION PRICE! Cottage Cheese scOg ctn 89< KELLOGG'S CEREAL Corn Fla kes AYLMER CHOICE Tomatoes ORANGE PEKOE BAGS Red Rose Tea ACTION PRICE' 675 g pkg 99< ACTION PRICE' 28-fi-ozlin 59< ACTION PRICE! plcqof 601-79 VEGETABLES 14-f- oz tUn I for POLSKI OR NO GARLIC Heinz Diii Pickles 4 32.FL-OZ JAR 89< WHITE OR EXTRA DRY 600 ml PLASTIC BTL Jergens Hand Lotion 2.49 PURE Crispycrust Lardl-11 pkg 69< PALANDA, IN OWN JUICE, CRUSHED, SLICED OR TIDBIT Pineapple 19-f-oz tin 59W 'I 'I il Dear Editor:' Integrated Studies Integrated Studies, a Pro- gramme at the University of Waterloo for students who wish to explore their individual interests using the resources of the University and the community (with or without formai courses), is celebrating its lOth Anniversary on November 2nd and 3rd, 1979. We would appreciate your assistance in- contacting people who have: been associated with the Pro- gramme over the past decade; they are the reason for our celebration. lan Chaprin, On Behaif of the Integrated Studies Alumni Association, University of Waterloo Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1 Dear Sir; Mental Health-Durham Programs have many activi- ties planned for the months ahead. These activities need ta be publicly announced in your "Community Calendar" por- tion of the newspaper. Thank- you. A. "Lay Your Chips Down". "Hope" Bingo No. 2, to be held at the U.A.W. Hall, 44 Bond St. E., Oshawa, on Wed., October lth, at7: 30p. m. -B. Where do your capahili- dies lie? Volunteer for Mental Health-Durham 'Programs and see what you can do with people who find it difficuit ta cope with day-to-day life. Cal Katherine Henderson at 723-1033 for more information. C. The "Falling Leaves" Bazaar is to be held at Hope Centre, (the old police station) on Friday, November 2, and Saturday, November 3, from 1: 00 - 4: 00. Handmade crafts, games for the kiddies and a raf fie draw! D. Hope Centre presents its "Panic Sale" with its Christ- mas savings, on Friday, Dec, 14, 11:00 - 4:00 p.m. at Hope Centre, (the old police sta- tion). Thank-you for your assistance. Warmest Regards, Katherine Henderson Grace McConnellI Publicity Committee, Mental Health-Durhamr. To the Editor, On May 16, 1979 1 stood in line for over an hotur to enroli my son in the soccer league for 7 and 8 year olds. "IJlow lucky, 1 thought, when 1 finally reached the counter and there were sf111 openings. But Affer watching our team play the first three games, of which my son spent the majorify on the sidelines, along with 2 or 3 other boys, I phoned the coach to inquire if the boys would soon be getting equal playing time. "No", he said, "somne boys play better than others. " Admittedly my boy is net one of the better players on the teatu but we did pay the same amount of money to join the league as the other boys and how can a chiid be expected to improve when he piays an average of 3 to 4 minutes a game if he's lucky enough to get on at ail, while some others play the whole game. What ever happened to teamwork and sportsmanship and most of ail fairness and encouragement? Is winning so important that a child must already face the fact thaf if he isn't a "super star" et age seven he won't be aiiowed to play. Our team placed second in the finals thanks to the better players on the team, but how discouraging to those who neyer got a chance to contribute. A vote of confidence should go to those coaches who believe team effort and fun are more important to a seven year old than winning. Unfortunately, our coach was nlot one of thetri Mrs. L. MacGillivray. Harsh Words For Hmydrüo At îDurham Council Ward three councillor Bill Clarke fook his battie with Ontario Hydro and Eldorado Nuclear Limited to the floor of Durham's Regional Council chamber last week. Af the regular meeting of Regional Council September 6, Councillor Clarke said that* he wants the Durham Region to look into the possibility of having Newcastle compensafed for the impact of Ontario Hydro's 500 kv transmission line. He said )il% il 1 DO sheets65ý