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t 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 15,1984 Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Community News of Interest Just recently, Clarence and Gretel Cameron of Caesarea, travelled to Kingston to visit with her father, Gordon Gray and sister Marjorie O'Grady. While there they visited on some of the Tall Ships and had the pleasure of entertaining two of the sailors from one of them. Later on- the whole family family went to Gananoque for a special birthday celebration for Mrs. Camerons' aunt, Mrs. Maxine Pedley of Kitchener. Kitchener. An interesting few days! Cousin Allen Nottingham, Nottingham, Watford, England, is a. guest with Roy and Doris Nottingham Nottingham of Caesarea- spending a few weeks with them seeing the beauty spots in Ontario. Leona and Ralph Sadler, Nestleton, enjoyed enjoyed a visit with Ian and Gloria Scott, Charles and Jennifer of Corbyville this past week. A nice break from the usual routine. The annual two ball foursome washeld at Pine Ridge Golf Course, for good friends of Caesarea on August 11th. Winners were: Nancy Prout and Harry Gay- low gross; Doris Prout and Howard Mahaffy- low net; Fiona Guthrie and Morgan Sears- runners runners up- low net; Jo Betson- longest drive; Ruth Gay- hidden hole; Irene Camisso- longest drive from sandtrap; Wanda Sears- best putt. Sincere thanks to Harry and Ruth Gay who "hosted" an interesting party at their home for friends from the two ball foursome that evening! A lovely bridge party was held at the home of Gladys Lawrie, Caesarea, on Thursday, August 9. Winners were Bruce Lawrie and Len Prout. The Sam Cawkers, Scugog Point Road, attended attended the enjoyable picnic picnic held by the Honeydale W.I. Branch at the Port Perry Lakefront a week ago and found the programme programme very entertaining entertaining and the food delightful with a bountiful bountiful supply. We do commend commend the cooks of Port Perry and area! Our best to Mr. Leon Brygman of Nestleton, who has been home from work with back problems. problems. A fine neighbour and friend and we trust he will be just "great" again before long. Grahame amd Neta Fish, Nestleton, attended the bridal shower for Keith and Rhonda, held at the home of Mrs. Marlene Bannister in Peterborough on Tuesday Tuesday evening. Many attractive, attractive, useful gifts were received by the young couple. Our very best wishes to them! During the week Grahame and Neta Fish spent an evening with Bruce and Elaine Fish, Lisa and Laura of Oshawa. On Sunday, Calvin and Yvonne Holland, Chad and Craig, from Bowmanville'were supper guests at thé Fish residence. The Church News At the Presbyterian Church in Nestleton, an excellent congregation was in attenance. Rev. Swann's daugher Susan- a student at the Toronto Bible College conducted the service- taking her text from Philippians 3, and compared the Olympian Olympian games to the Christian Christian life with the crown of glory as the prize. Mr, Hiram Joseph- also a Bible Bible College student sang a lovely solo, "I'm Here to Praise The Lord," Service Service next Sunday will be held at Ballyduff at 1:30 p.m. With a very good attendance attendance on Sunday morning morning at the Caesarea Community Community Church, Rev. W.H. Crawford presented a good message - his text from I Kings 18: 1-18 and his sermon theme- "The Troublemaker." Mrs. Clarence (Gretel) Cameron was the guest soloist singing beautifully beautifully "The Lord's My Sher- pherd" using the favourite Crimmond tune. Mrs. Crawford- organist. Daniel Pugh (Jr.) and Robert Heayn assisted the Minister with the service. The new season for the Sunshine Sunshine Club with Jacqueline Jacqueline McDermott in charge will commence in September. For information information call 985-7796. The annual Decoration Service for Nestleton United Church Cemetery, will be held on Sunday, August 19, 1984 at 2:30 p.m. Guest speaker- Rev. Bruce Harrison. Special hands by the Blackstock trio composed of Jean Ferguson, Aileen McLaughlin and Thelma Wright. Organist- Gwen Malcolm. Auction Sale An Auction Sale of the household property of the late Ruth Proutt in Nestleton will be held Saturday, August 18, at 11:00 a.m. YELVERTON A number from our Yelver- ton community attended the Victoria County Pork Producers Producers Annual Pork B.B.Q. in Ops Arena on Saturday evening evening and were completely absorbed by the 900 patrons who were also in attendance. An excellent dinner was provided provided of pork chops, ribs and farmers sausage and the accessary "fixings". All first course but no dessert course to top off the dinner. The music supplied by the band "Thun- derroad" was well received for the dance that followed. In two weeks time Ops Arena is holding a repeat performance, a 10th Anniversary of their arena with a Beef B.B.Q. followed followed by a dance following with the "Shiloh" dance band present from Napanee. Should be a good evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm, Todd and Tara were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gundrie at their cottage near Barrie. The children were remaining for further holidays. Miss Gabrielle Schaefer of Germany, a girl friend of Frank's brother Gino Russo, is spending a few days with Frank and Judy Russo. Gino was stationed for some time in Germany recently, and has now been stationed in Winnipeg. Winnipeg. Ray and Ernestine Robinson Robinson formed a part of the two bus loads of Victoria County Beef Producers who enjoyed a 2 - 3 day trip to New Liskeard area recently with many stops at farms and other points of interest en route. Ray was one of the bus drivers. The Ray Robinsons were also recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Humphries of Castleton. Master Stephen Baker of Toronto is spending a few days with his grandparents Doris and Art Rowan. Miss Mona Malcolm attended attended a birthday party for a university colleague Miss Kim Helmer at her parents' tobacco farm at Sparta, Ont. The girls had the opportunity of witnessing the various operations that are a necessary necessary part of a successful tobacco operation. A local couple are currently in transit to the East Coast of Canada. More info later on their return. Belated congratulations to Mr. Allan Sisson of R. R. 1, Bethany on the recent observation observation of his 95th birthday, Sorry we were unable to attend the auspicious occasion. occasion. Belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Farqu- harson of Yelverton (no relation of Charlie's) on the safe arrival of twins recently - the same day as the birth of the Aylward babe. With three children born in our hamlet of Yelverton in one day - our population has taken a tremendous jump by 10 percent, Just think what this would do if this trend continued continued every day. Talk about a population explosion! The many friends of Mrs. John Eakins, wife of our popular M.P.P., join in wishing wishing her much improved health. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Farrell (former chairman of the Ont. Pork Producers and his wife) were Saturday callers callers at the Howard and Terry Malcolm's Prices effective thru Saturday, August 18th, 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. M HIRE WHITE vinegar vinaigre blanc PUR -- 4 lit ms SUPER BUY! WHITE STOCK UP FOR PICKLING SEASON Heinz Vinegar 4 litre plastic jug CAPRI, BEIGE, WHITE OR YELLOW Bathroom Tissue PKG OF 4 ROLLS PRINTED ORANGE, GREEN OR GOLD White Swan Towels PKG OF 2 ROLLS *! I v ■ , : !, v v - l ! i-j V SUPER BUY! YOU'LL DO BETTER AT SMALL 500 mL SIZE 3.59-LARGE 1.5 LITRE SIZE 5.79 xvtE FAftU AT A&P! Mason Jars pn pfi i< ft PROD. OF ONTARIO FRESH,TENDER « ^/VDO* CRYSTALS (PRESERVING CERTO LIQUID 170 mL BTL-1,39j Certo Light SI HUMPTY DUMPTY, ASSORTED VARIETIES SAVE .30 Potato Chips 2 P k 0 g 9 1.39 TRIPLE STRIPE TOOTHPASTE, MINT OR NEW MINT SAVE .90 100 mL 1 IQ tube !■ 13 Beans Green or Yellow Aqua Fresh FABRIC SOFTENER (REGULAR DOWNY 2 LITRE 3.89) SAVE .70 Downy 1 litre Super Concentrate plstbtl 4.99 SAVE. Tropical Fruit Festival w supmhs 1 us?a T PO E uS5°2 Fi i«°" L 99?b PBESEHVING ' JA, « ESSERTS ' CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO, SNOW WHITE SM» Fresh it sIqISII Cauliflower WrllLt; oUrrLIto LAb Fresh Apricots 11 lb case '() CHOCOLATE CHIP, BEST ASSORTMENT, DIGESTIVE, CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE FUDGE CREAM, PEANUT BUTTER CHIP, SHORTCAKE rfl Colonial Biscuits " ,, " n 1 tie bag PROD. OF U.S.A., CASABA, SANTA CLAUS, CRENSHAW PROD. OF CENTRAL AMERICA PROD. OF U.S.A., CALIFOF Fancy Melons ^2.99 Fresh Coconuts 2/ .99 Nectarines PROD. OF U.S.A., JUICY, SEEDLESS, REFRESHING CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF U.S.A., CALIFORNIA, GREEN CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF U.S.A., CALIFORNIA \ Fresh Limes 10/ .99 Seedless Grapes 21?/b,99 Fresh Plums 27® / » -9! PROD. OF U.S.A., LARGE, SWEET PROD. OF U.S.A., SWEET JUICY .79 Fresh Blueberries P m. 1.69 Ripe Watermelon 2 ?<L b 3.9! * " PROD. OF ONTARIO, DELICIOUS IN SALADS ~~ ■*"" * --* PROD. OF U.S.A., CALIFORNIA, SWEET; JUICY "" " 21?/--9! ASSORTED FLAVOURS, McCAIN SAVE .50 Drinkin' Boxes Æ'&Ll.W PLAIN, WITH GARLIC OR POLSKI SAVE .70 Bick's Dill Pickles 'pl.89 YUM YUM, SWEET MIXED, BABY DILL SAVMM Bicks Pickles iar re 2.39 FRUIT CORNERS, GRAPE, STRAWBERRY, APPLE OR APRICOT _ SAVE .20 Fruit Boll-Ups MOUNT ROSEE Mineral Water PURINA Dog Chow PURINA, BEEF OR GOURMET Tender Vittles PROD. OF U.S.A., SWEET, JUICY Fresh Mangoes ea= h PROD. OF NEW ZEALAND, DELICIOUS IN FRUIT SALAD 1.99 PROD. OF NEW ZEALAND, DELICIOUS IN FRUIT SALAD PROD. OF ONTARIO, DELICIOUS II Fresh Kiwi Fruit 2/ .99 Fresh Broccoli each PROD. OF HAWAII, SWEET, DELICIOUS CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO, SWEET Fresh Papaya .99 New Potatoes £1.9 PROD. OF ONTARIO, CHOICE OF COLOURS each pkg SUPERBUY 750 mL btl CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO, SWEET PROD. OF ONTARIO, CHOICE OF COLOURS 1.49 Corn-0n-The-Cob12/1.99 Reiger Begonias 4 S h 1.i PROD. OF ONTARIO, DELCIOUS IN SALADS, SNOW WHITE CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF U.S.A., SWEET, RIPE Fresh Mushrooms P kg z 1.99 Fresh Cantaloupe e ach .8 rtn buy .79 SAVE 1.30 10.49 SAVE .20 "•1.29 pkg PERSONAL SIZE (ZEST DEODORANT SOAP-4's 2.59) SAVE .20 banded pack ol 1 AD 4 bars I .HO Ivory Soap DEODORANT-REGULAR OR SUPER Playtex Tampons pk 3 9 o 0, 4.29 SAVE 1.00 CHRISTIE Ritz Crackers BREAD 8, BUTTER Heinz Pickles SAVE .30 UNICO 250 g pkg SUPER BUYj ASST VAR-NOODLE RONI6 OZ OR 750 mL 1 btl iurcn ou t : «00 1 vmhtiuuulc nvni u v, 2.19 Rice-A-Roni BUY 2-SAVE .89 2„s1.49 1.29 Sunflower Oil SAVE .40 UNICO (FLAT ANCHOVIES 50 g tln-,99) __ . 50 jar mL 1-49 Bed Wine Vinegar 34 b,r L 1.19 Green Giant Vegetables 2^.99 SAVE .16 ASSORTED VARIETIES pkg BUY 2-SAVE UP TO .51 SUPEB BUY! WHITE SWAN, BEIGE, WHITE, YELLOW Facial < Tissue ssTniMfU SAVE 2. NEW, POWDERED LAUNDRY AH fa ÛSfÏ! Detergent "NEW" SIZE, MOTHER PARKERS Instant y a ifi Coffee V i 3 "1W SUGAR FROSTED FLAKES 525 g O POPS 375 g Kellogg's Cereal ». ! |R SUGAR CORN (Ml K V#. A' SAVE 2. PURE SPRING REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE GINGER ALE, REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE ORANGE CRUSH, REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE HIRES ROOT BEER Crush Beverages case ol 24 r - 280 mL tins | iinSflJ SUPEB BUY! PURE SPRING REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE GINGER ALE, REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE ORANGE CRUSH. REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE HIRES ROOT BEER Crush Beverages (Plus ,30 bll deposit) 750 mL .. b " !J B rm 3 SUPEB BUY! STRAINED 8, JUNIOR BABY FOODS Heinz Meat Varieties hr- - z; i. ;■ / i i ' L 3Vioz , ; "--■f . Jar I ] [J k/M BUY 3-SAVE .33 STRAINED, MEATLESS VAR OF FOODS l JUICES 4.5 FL OZ TIN Heinz Baby ,, Foods ,1/ ldi