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) 1 Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. June.JS, 1983 7 better at.. A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements Prices effective thru Sat., June 18th, 1983 ORANGE, GREEN OR GOLD White Swan Towels PKG OF 2 ROLLS B H I ... - . V. '.: V; : 'û ' OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.59 BUY 3 SAVE 1.26 SUGAR FREE SPRITE, DIET TAB COLA, DIET COKE, SPRITE OR Coca-Cola 750 ml BTL PLUS .30 PER BTL DEPOSIT z \ ! • j l\ OUR REGULAR PRICE .75 EACH REGULAR OR KING SIZE Canadian Cigarettes CARTON OF 20'S OR 25'S WARNING: HMlth 1 WeHire C»n«d« adviMt that dangw to health Increawa with amount smoked-avoid Inhaling. OUR REGULAR PRICE UP T013.49 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF OUTSIDE CUT EYE REMOVED Boneless Round Roast OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.13/kg-3.69 lb SAVE 2.65/kg-1.20 SIRLOIN TIR INSIDE ROUND OR ® QUARTERS WITH BACKS ATTACHED, 3 BREAST f\|I A DTCQÇ. I C/'C ll/ITIJ DAPVO ATTAPLim QUARTERS WITH BACKS & WINGS ATTACHED, 3 WINGS, 3 NECKS A BACKS, 3 UUAHTtHS. LEGS WITH BACKS ATTACHED, OR Rnnolocc Rnmn Dnocf _ . «^packages . with wings & backs attached Boneless Rump Roast Fresh Box-O-Chicken Fresh Chicken Breasts 6 ,5 /2" 2 18 /.99 2 e2 /! 19 OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 8.80/kg-3.99 lb OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.06/kg-1.39 lb OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.51/kg-1.59 lb ASSORTED VARIETIES Primo Pastas . IV v j 900 g pkg OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.49 FRESH Lean Ground Beef 4" /1" 6®/2" INSIDECUT Round Steak TENDERIZED Cube Steak 7?®/3 2 iî END CUT, (CENTRE 5.71/kg-2.59 LB) Brisket Point FROZEN, FAMILY DELIGHT CHICKEN THIGHS WITH BACKS ATTACHED. 1kg Pkg UTILITY GRADE, 4 TO 6 LB AVERAGE Roasting C PREVIOUSLY FROZEN /kg, £49/949 W /kg/ C lb FROZEN, FAMILY DELIGHT CHICKEN THIGHS WITH BACKS ATTACHED^». Chicken Drumsticks iSZ* 9 UTILITY GRADE, 4 TO 6 LB AVERAGE ^ Roasting Chickens 2l?/' b .99 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN , __ Sliced Beef Liver l?® / b .89 SHOPSY, POTATO SALAD OR Cole Slaw SHOPSY All Beef Wieners SMOKED, PICNIC STYLE, BONELESS Pork Shoulders 500 g 139 coni' I REGULAR OR THICK SLICED, A&P Side Bacon CANADIAN QUEEN Canned Ham CANADIAN QUEEN Lean'N Ezy Ham HOT OR SWEET CANADIAN QUEEN Italian Sausage vac pac 500 g 1 Vi lb ' tin £29 3 89 6*?/2 9 ,? 095/179 V /kg/ I lb 11b 179 pkg I /(17/189 "t /kg/ I lb PORK & BEEF- STORE PACK, BURNS _ _ _ _ . „ Breakfast Sausage 3"/!? PRIDE OF CANADA, REGULAR OR _ . „ All Beef Wieners ^l 49 PRIDE OF CANADA, VAC PAC Bologna Chunks 3^/1^ PRIDE OF CANADA, 5 VARIETIES, SLICED Cooked Meats PRIDE OF CANADA, 4 VARIETIES Sliced Cooked Meats PRIDE OF CANADA Sliced Cooked Ham 175g PRIDE OF CANADA, SWEET PICKLED, VAC PAC , _ Cottage Rolls 4'J/I" PRIDE OF CANADA, VINTAGE Ham Halves 8??/3 9 ? PRIDE OF CANADA Sliced Side Bacon TSf? 2 W Dinner Hams 5??/2?? ASST PRIDE OF CANADA, TRIPLE PACK / Sliced Cooked Meats i;r; c 1 79 PRIDE OF CANADA, 8 VARIETIES Sausage Sticks isrr 2 59 CAMPFIRE COIL, GARLIC „ Burns Sausage 3"/1 PRIDE OF CANADA, SMOKED Back Bacon Pieces 10^/4®,? vac pac 175 g w READY TO SERVE, FULLY SKINNED COOKED -- .89 Ham Quarters 3!»/1 149 79 vac pac 375 g vac pac 19 (NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED) Shank Half Hams 3Î?/! 5 ? (NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED) ___ Butt Half Hams 3"/I s ,? IN STORES WITH DELI! BRANDT, FINE OR COARSE ---- . Q Liver Sausage ■33,ioo g /1i; ASSORTED varieties Habitant Soups cloverleaf; red pacific Sockeye Salmon RED ROSE, REGULAR OR FRUIT FLAVOURED Iced Tea Mix HUMPTY DUMPTY, ASST VARIETIES Potato Chips 2811 oz tin 7V4 oz tin 99 2.29 500 g cln I fifl PRIM0 ' PLAIN .49 Spaghetti Sauce 28 fl oz tin 680 g 9 QO cont faiww >«■•1.39 NORDICA, 2% PARTLY SKIMMED Cottage Cheese GAY LEA, ASST FLAVOURS -- .. ASSORTED VARIETIES Swiss Style Yogourt 2lZlb, fl .89 Primo Beans STRAINED, MEATLESS VAR OF FOODS & JUICyL ---- E.D. SMITH _ Heinz Baby Foods3'ir.99 Tomato Clam Cocktail 2! b ':,°i.19 191102 tin 1.09 .69 pkg TOTAL DIET-OUR REG. PRICE 12.59-SAVE 1.60 8 kg ' bag < v 1 r»i_ uil 1 -uun ntv Dog Food W nn ORANGE PEKOE ■99 Tetley Tea Bags W3.99 ASST VARIETIES 6 0ZTIN 8 KG BAG KalKan @0/100 Purina A nog Cat Food W U/ I Dog Chow W O OUR REGULAR PRICE .51 EACH OUR REGULAR PRICE 10.99 PURE VEGETABLE Primo Oil OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.69 3 LITRE PLASTIC BTL ^ 2" NEW, EXTRA SMOOTH OR EXTRA CRUNCH York Peanut Butter y 500 g ! ! jar OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.49 NEW, POWDERED LAUNDRY Cheer 2 Detergent j, i ! ) 6 litre box OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.99 Nestleton- Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Weekend guests with Richard and Janice MacKenzie and family of Nestleton were: Dr. and Mrs. W.F. MacKenzie and Wayne and Marilyn MacKenzie and family of Toronto, Doug and Lynn Ann Katchell of Bramalea, Ian and Gloria Scott and family, Corbyville and Ralph and Leona Sadler of Nestleton. On Sunday afternoon Sam and Mabel Cawker of Nestleton attended the delightful reception and tea held in honour of Stafford and Bessie Cosway of Brooklin, who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. The setting for the "festive" occasion was the spacious lawn at Cluaran Farms, R.R. 1, Oshawa -- the home of son John and Maureen Cosway a "host" of relatives and friends were on hand to greet them and offer "very best wishes" to this popular couple for the future. The beautifully appointed table was groaning with a lovely assortment of food - centred centred by the attractively decorated anniversary cake which was cut by Stafford and Bessie and served to their guests. So glad we didn't miss the party -- it was a "terrific" "terrific" event! Our best to a grand couple for many more happy years. This past Monday evening Grahame and Neta Fish, Nestleton, enjoyed enjoyed supper with her daughter Audrey and Jim Leishman and family family of Reaboro. Friday evening they attended Yelverton barbecue -- a sumptuous meal -- then they went to Peterborough Peterborough to visit Neta's daughter Mrs. Marlene Bannister and family. To wind up a busy week-on Saturday night, Grahame and Neta travelled to Golden Park on Rice Lake to help celebrate a birthday, at Larry and Dorothy Smith'S trailer - it was their daughter Penny's 15th birthday/ Happy belated birthday from the area friends to teenager Penny. Friends are sorry to learn that Stanley Malcolm, who recently celebrated his 90th birthday birthday is to undergo surgery on Tuesday, June 14. Results of Caesarea Euchre- Wed. evening party: First prize- John Skinner 77; Second prize- Betty Ringham 73. Low score- Eva MacDonald 48. A good turn out and a fine time enjoyed by all. Next week at the usual place and time. Try to attend. A good congregation was present at Nestleton United Church for the service on a lovely summer summer morning, Rev. Dale Davis in the pulpit. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was celebrated and Arlene Davis, Dwight Davis, Claire MacKenzie, Mary Taylor and Ken Weir were confirmed. confirmed. Miss Gail Malcolm was soloist. Service next Sunday, 11:15 a.m., to be held outdoors outdoors at the home of Norman Norman and Bernice Mairs, followed by a congregational congregational picnic (weather permitting). Dress casually and bring lawn chairs and a picnic lunch. In case of rain it will be held at the church. Note: the Nestleton U.C.W. will be held Monday June 20 at 2:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. L. Malcolm. (Note: change of date). With very favourable weather an excellent congregation was present present on Sunday morning at Nestleton Presbyterian Church. Rev. Fred Swann continued continued his series of sermons sermons on the epistles of James - the theme being "Living with the Christian Christian Life." Mrs. Scott was organist. Next Sunday- 10 a.m. The chairman of the Board of Managers gave a review of proposed renovations of the church building. . At the Caesarea Com-' munity Church an average attendance on Sunday morning. Towards the summer the numbers will increase. Rev. W.H. Crawford used used as his topic taken from Mark I- Verses 32 and 40- "Is God Willing To Answer?" Jesus replies- "I am willing." Mre. Crawford- organist. On June 26,11 a.m. and 7 p.m. special services will be held. Try to support support this fine country, church. Eastern Star Celebrates 35th Anniversary f Ten members from this area attended the "gala" anniversary celebration on Thursday evening, June 9th, commencing commencing with a roast beef dijuier served in St. John's Presbyterian Church hall by the Ladies' Aid. As members and guests entered the church a Carnation was received by each - given out by Elsie Wilbur. While assembling Carol Morrow played appropriate appropriate music on the piano - fine renditions of some years ago - in regular Morrow style. Some 70 dinner guests sat down to a delicious meal with W.P. Sam Cawker acting as M.C. After the toast to the Queen and 0 Canada was sung, Marjorie McCombe, P.M. asked the blessing. A cordial welcome was extended by the M.C. and the head table was introduced by W.M. Joyce Taylor. The toast to Grand Chapter proposed by Margaret Cornish, P.M. was responded to by P.G.M; Olive Avery. The toast to Blue Ray members was proposed by the first matron of the Chapter Myrtle Palmer, and the reply given by W.M. Joyce Taylor who concluded concluded the ceremonies by asking the Charter and Life members to stand. The Chapter meeting followed held in the Masonic Temple. After the business was completed completed the first matron and patron, Myrtle and George Palmer were given Life Memberships - the presentation made by Margaret Jeffrey P.M. After Chapter closed, in regular form, a variety variety programme was of interest interest convened by Mabel Cawker, P.M. The "four tunettes" -- Bonnie Bonnie Bell, Florence Fralick, Bonnie Ball- ingal and Joan Aldred from Scugog Island sang unaccompanied. A very talented "foursome" and they surely give music soul, warmth and feeling. Each past matron and patron were asked to give a "highlight" of their year. This proved interesting and provided a little humour as well. A truly intriguing anniversary anniversary band was next item on the programme - composed composed of ten members. A fun thing! ! I believe Ozark Ike (Norm Mairs) really captured the hearts of all present. To wind up the programme programme the four tunettes tunettes sang once again - bringing to a close a most enjoyable entertainment. entertainment. The girls received a tremendous ovation when they finished finished singing. The refreshment committee committee -- comprising of Elsa Bongard, Judy Mitchell, Mitchell, Stella Dennis and Kay Walker excelled themselves with the lovely lovely variety of foods topped off with a delicious anniversary anniversary cake. Pouring Turn to Page 9