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# ) ,A " A «P Stores I will be CLOSED Friday April 20th Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 18,1984 11 Bethany UCW Prepares For Manvers Craft Show y.-j Prices effective thru Sat., April 21 st, 1984 A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements^ SAVINGS SHOWN IN THIS AD BASED ON A&P CURRENT REGULAR RETAILS*;) A&R FANCY IN OWN JUICE, CRUSHED, SLICED OR TIDBITS Tomato Juice A&P Pineapple 48 f I oz tin 19floz tin (LIMIT 4 PER FAMILY PURCHASE) SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF OUTSIDE cut; EYE REMOVED Boneless Round Roast I»:/*» /kg # ■■ FRESH LEAN Ground Beef 4"/1^? CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF. TENDERIZED Cube Steak 81? /3 # ® APPROXIMATELY 50S MEDIUM GROUND BEEF » 50% GROUND PORK Ground Meat Combo 3??/1" NEW ZEALAND, FROZEN, SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS OR SHORT CUT Lamb Legs 4"/l" MAPLE LEAF Ham Steaks y! 79 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, READY-TO-SERVE, VAC PAC Half Hams 6?J /2" SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 SIRLOIN TIR RUMP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND SCHNEIDER S WEEK AT A&P! SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED, REGULAR, COUNTRY MAPLE & THICK vac pac 500 g .THICK 5.69 Side Bacon SCHNEIDER'S, REGULAR, BEEF & MAPLE Mini Sizzlers 5 ff2.29 SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED Cooked Ham ^1.69 SCHNEIDER'S, REGULAR Ham Steak ^1.79 SCHNEIDER'S, SKINLESS, DUTCH TREE! DINNER FRANKS OR Red Hot Wieners *«•1.09 375 g 1.59 size vac pac vac pac 450 g SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED, 13 VARIETIES INCLUDING MAC 1 CHEESE Cooked Meats v î? 5 T SCHNEIDER'S, 10 VARIETIES INCLUDING POLISH & PEPPfROIjl Mini Deli Chubs 1.69 CHEESE ■ 33 SCHNEIDER'S, 6 VARIETIES INCLUDING BACON & LIVER Self Serve Rolls SCHNEIDER'S, REGULAR & ALL BEEF Sliced Bologna SCHNEIDER'S, COIL Kielbossa SCHNEIDER'S Sausage Rolls SCHNEIDER'S, FROZEN, REGULAR » HONEY, BUCKET QF9 PIECE) Fried Chicken SCHNEIDER'S, FROZEN Beef Steakettes SCHNEIDER'S, HALVES Olde-Fashioned Ham 8"/3" 65/K 500 g O AQ pkg Lit? 900 g size OF 9 PIECES 5.5ê i Beady to eat Fully Skinned ,®SS" I s 29 /!* 9 *h7 R :r £s ^° lkg * ■ ib Shank Haifiviseo 391 Boneless Beef Roasts 6 59 /2" MARY MILES, SLICED Side Bacon 1^1.99 BREAKFAST (POLISH SAUSAGE 3.95/kg-1.79 Ib) Burns Sausages 3"/I" BURNS, BONELESS, SMOKED, READY-TOSERVE, PICNIC STYLE Pork Shoulders 4" /1" LABELLE FERMIERE, FROZEN Tourtiere Pies pk°g°1-99 SWEET PICKLED, END CUTS (CENTRE CUTS 4.61/kg-2.09 Ib) Back Bacon BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SWEET, PICKLED Cottage Rolls 4L 7 /1" SAVE UP TO .40 SAVE .88/kg-.40 FROZEN, FANCY NIBLETS WHOLE KERNEL CORN OR SWEETIETS PEAS COMBINATION PACK CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENOS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Loin Pork Chops 417/189 B /kg / B ib PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Pork Back Ribs 7Î1/3 5 ,? RIB OR 3 TO 3 'h LB CUT TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts 41? /I" ROAST OR CHOPS POrk LOl'n CenlreCu. PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) Spare Ribs 4"/1" SWIFT, READY-TOSERVE (BONELESS QUARTERS 8.80/kg-3.99) Sugar Plum Hams ™,,„.6??/2 9 ,? SWIFT, BONELESS, DINNER STYLE Sugar Plum Ham 7"/3" Green Giant Vegetables 350 g Pkg .99 YORK, FROZEN, FANCY, (TINY CARROTS 3.39) _SAVE .30 1 kg pkg Petite Peas 22,59 A&R FROZEN SAVE .20 Whipped Topping 1 =« n re 1.49 VE .20 59 RHODES, FROZEN Dinner Rolls SAVE .20 12 oz Pkg ,1 CREME DE LA CREME, BRONZE LABEL, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Silverwood a nn Ice Cream ?£.SKl e Bakeshop i at A&P! 8 inch size 1.79 3/.99 500 g 1 QO pkg 1,33 DUTCH Apple Pie BUTTER Croissants (Available at selected stores only) e DeliSho SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED K5oNE„Whole Ham , m , CLEARVIEW, BLACK FOREST Turkey Breast 1S5 0 /5®? SCHNEIDER'S, JUMBO SEALTEST LIGHT 'N LIVELY Cottage Cheese A&R FROM CONCENTRATE Orange Juice GAY LEA Chip Dip SAVE .40 SILVERWOOD OR BEATRICE SAVE .46 5001 1.59 ctn 64II oz glass btl SUPER BUY 1.89 SAVE .24 "1.09 199/4" Whipping Cream 250 mL ctn .99 Summer Sausage 009 ,88/3®? SUPER BUY! ASSORTED VARIETIES OF REGULAR & DIET Pepsi-Cola 750 mL btl (Case of 24-280 mL Una 6.99-SAVE 1.00) plus .30 btl deposit .59 SAVE .36 GRAPE, LEMONADE, TAKE 5, REVIVE McCain Drinkin* Boxes aï SAVE .50 1.29 SMALL 24'S, MEDIUM 16'S OR LARGE 12'S Luvs Diapers box 3.49 REODIWHIP, PURE, AEROSOL CONVENIENCE SUPER BUY Whipping Cream T n 9 1,99 BUTTERFLAKE 8 OZ OR CRESCENT 235 g SAVE .26 Pillsbury Rolls pkg 1.09 A4P . SUPER BUY! Mandarin Oranges 10 ,in oz ,69 BUY 2-SAVE .67 BEATRICE, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Fruit Bottom Yogourt 2/.99 SUPER BUY! BUY 3-SAVE .34 BUY 3-SAVE .65 REGULAR & DIET 7 UP 750 mL btl (Case ol 24-280 mL tins 6.99-SAVE 1.00) plus .30 btl deposit .59 HEINZ, ASSORTED MEATLESS VARIETIES » 3 /1.49 ASSORTED FLAVOURS Powders 3/1.00 (Dream Whip Dussoil Topping 170 g pkg 1.79-SAVE .40) BETHANY NEWS (Intended for Last Week) The Bethany U.C.W. held their meeting at the home of Mrs. John Lindsay on Monday, April 2nd at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. Ray Porteous presiding. presiding. Donation of $100. to Ennis- more United Church Mission Fund for the purchase of a new musical instrument for their worship services held in the Roman Catholic Church at present. Hopefully, Ennis- more will have a United Church building in the not too distant future. Some discussion about the U.C.W. Bake Sale at the Arts and Crafts Show at the Manvers Arena, on June 2nd. Conveners were picked for this project. "Kitchen clean-up" of the Bethany Church is planned in the near future. Mrs. Edgar Beer was the convener for the Worship Period. Scripture read by members, and an interesting reading, called "Your Religion Religion is two letters short." It is "do" this and "do" that, and not a word of what Christ had "done." The program under the direction of Mrs. Vera Robinson. Members read: The trial of Jesus through Pilot's eyes. A summary of the trial. An outline of the olrama at Golgotha. The events of the Resurrection morning. The Resurrection. Mrs. Vera Robinson concluded concluded by saying: "can there by any doubt? Easter starts out as a heart rending sad occasion, but culminates in a glorious and joyous resurrection. resurrection. A promise of renewal and forgiveness for all mankind. Rejoice this Easter, accept this precious gift of love and grace, then go out and share your joy and gifts." There will be a Spring Rally at the Springvifle United Church on May 2, 6:45 commencing commencing with Potluck Dessert. There will be a Blossom Luncheon at St. Andrews U.C, Millbrook, on May 3rd, price $5.00. Members cordially invited. After the Bethany U.C.W. meeting the members all received received a lovely corsage made by the hostess, Mrs. John Lindsay. The next meeting will be held in the Bethany United Church, Monday, May 7th at 8:00 p.m. The program topic is "Peace In Our Time." On Wed., April 4th it was Golden Stars meeting at the Parish Hall with shuffleboard and quilting in the morning. At 1:30 President Georgina Scott opened the business part of the meeting. The minutes of the previous, meeting were read by Mrs. Gertie Clarke. Arangements have been made for the bowling banquet at the Rock Haven for 12:30. Every Sr. Citizen member is welcome welcome to attend. Wedding anniversaries and birthdays were acknowledged. acknowledged. Best wishes go to Gerald Fisk who is a patient in hospital, also Vincent Jackson who is having a series of- treatments. Sympathy is extended extended to the families of Bertram McGill. Mrs. Marjorie Coppins has made arrangements for the boat trip on June 27th. Those wanting to go get in touch with her. The U.S.C.O. Convention at Windsor University will be held Aug. 7th and 8th. A delegate delegate will be named at a later date. St. Paul's A.C.W. will be having a Bake Sale April 28th, 2:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. Help from the Golden Stars members is welcome. An invitation will be sent to Fenelon Falls to join for the next meeting on April 18th, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Adams were in charge of the program. Several games of euchre were played. Prizes going to: High lady - Audrey Wood. Low idy-Ann lady - Anne Holtby. High man Harold Morton, Low man - Eleanor Brooks. Tea and cookies were served by the hostess group. Mrs. Robert Jarvest has returned returned home from an enjoyable enjoyable holiday with relatives in England. We regret to report the critical injuries sustained by Mr. Michael Leddy, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, in a recent auto accident. accident. Mike is a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green. Mr, George Kay remains in St. Joseph's Hospital, recovering recovering from injuries sustained when injured by a falling tree. It is expected that he will also be undergoing surgery for correction of a heart problem, a condition which has plagued him for some time. Mr, and Mrs, Richard Johnston, Bowmanville and Mr, Bill Bumlscho, Lindsay, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. McMahon, Mr. and Mrs, Levi McGill have returned from two enjoyable enjoyable weeks in Florida, (This Week's News) The Annual Meeting of the Bethany Women's Institute was held at the Pentathlon Restaurant, Highway 35, , Monday, April 9th, at 12:00 noon, An enjoyable luncheon preceded the meeting which was well attended. Mrs. Vincent Jackson presided, presided, plans were discussed to attend the Erland Lee Bus Trip, June 4th, sponsored by the district W.I. A committee was formed to plan an entry into the annual Parade held on the Monday of the May 24th holiday weekend. The quilt members have been working on is nearing completion and tickets are available for a draw to be held at the Arts and Crafts Show, Manvers Arena, June 5th. The motto for the meeting was "An Idea for a Program" and payment of annual fees. Reports for the year were given by conveners and the excutive. Mrs. Addison Scott was elections officer, and the following members were elected elected for the year 1984-85. President: Mrs. Vincent Jackson. Vice-Pres: Mrs. Viola Thorndyke. Sec. Treas: Mrs. R. Jarvest. Asst: Mrs. H. Ryley. P.R.O. Mrs. T. Jennings. Tweedsmuir History Curator: Curator: Mrs. R. Ryley. District Director: Mrs. R. Jarvest, Alternate, Mrs. J. Neals. Branch Directors: Mrs. V. Jackson, Mrs. G. Neals, Mrs. B. Ryley. Auditors: Mrs. Ad. Scott, Mrs. c. Winslow. Nominations: Mrs. H. Morton, Morton, Mrs. V. Jackson, Mrs. R. Jarvest. Sunshine Committee: Mrs. F. Edwards, Mrs. E. Weather- ilt. Pianists: Mrs. V. Thorn- dyke, Mrs. Ross Carr. Convener of Agriculture and Canadian Industries: Mrs. M. Wray. Convener of Citizenship and World Affairs: Mrs. H. Morton. Convener of Education and Cultural Activities: Mrs. R. Jameson. Convener of Family and Consumer Affairs: Mrs. Glen Preston. Convener of Resolutions: Mrs. Ad. Scott. The May meeting will be at the home of Mrs. A. Scott, ' May 14th, 8:00p.m. All women of the community welcome to attend. Heartiest Birthday Congratulations Congratulations to another of Bethany's grand old ladies, Mrs. "Bertie" Neals who celebrated celebrated her 95th on April 11. Her home was overflowing with family members and well-wishers from far and near during the afternoon and evening hours. We wish you many more happy years and the best of health, Bertie. We are happy to learn that Mr. Garry Bentley is able to be home. Keep up the good work Gary. Mr. Tom Ward is again hospitalized in Peterborough. We hope for much better health for you, too, Tom. Mrs. Derek Worthington has returned from a few weeks in her native Holland. Recent out-of-town guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. McMahon include Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. George Carter, Bowmanville and Mr. Grant Curtis, Oshawa. There will be a Maunday Thursday Service in Bethany United Church on April 19th, at 8:30 p.m. Good Friday Service Service at 11:30 a.m. and regular Easter Sunday service at 11:30 a.m. The Committee of Stewards of Bethany United Church will be presenting Wes. and Jeanne McMahon's slides of their recent tour of Australia and New Zealand on Friday evening, April 27, 8:00 p.m. in the United Church. Durham Expands Computer Use For its Micro Computer Lab -- Durham College has acquired acquired 21 IBM-PC micro computers. computers. The computers are being used to train regular and continuing education students about popular software software applications such as Visicalc, Lotus 1-2-3 (includes business graphics), d base II, Wordstar, Multimate, etc. All business program students such as Accounting, Marketing, Marketing, Industrial, Secretarial, Office Administration, etc. obtain this "hands-on" knowledge knowledge as part of their regular program, The Micro Computer Centre is also training local business to use the same software application programs. Since April 1983, over 500 hours of training has been provided to local business and continuing education students on micro computers. All the PCs have two 300K disk drives and 256K of RAM. Ten units have color screens and graphic cards, which allow the use of moot business graphic software packages. Two Hewlett Packard plotters are used for hard copy of graphic information. For additional information on programs offered by the Micro Computer Centre, contact contact Don B. Hargeet et 57*4810, eat *7.