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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 22,1984 9 SUPER BUY! ASSORTED FLAVOURS, BEVERAGES Chateau Dry CASE OF 24-280 mL TINS J.B. GRANNY SMITH, FROM CONCENTRATE Apple Juice 48 FL OZ TIN CASHMERE, WHITE, YELLOW OR CHAMPAGNE Bathroom Tissue PKG OF 4 ROLLS SUPER BUY! FARM HOUSE, FROZEN, BANANA, CHOCOLATE COCONUT; LEMON Cream Pies 12 OZ PKG SAVE 1-32/kg ■60 lb CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF OUTSIDE CUT, EYE REMOVED, BONELESS Round Roast m U --i ! - i mM /kq V/ ei /7V ; HV| SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 lb | SAVE .88/kg-.40 IbJ SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 lb B CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF ROASTS & STEAKS T-Bone or Wing tife ['V p mYïï)/ r I*/; / J; /Vf . h f:-. 71,77 P / i 7 1 i.v /kg / ! ■ Ib POINT (CENTRE CUT 5.93/kg-2.69 lb) gasket C49/043 Beef End Cut u, kfl 1C , b CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF Sirloin Steak IÜ^/4 7 !? RIB OR 3 TO 3% LB TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts 4?® /I s ® PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) Spare Ribs 4"/I" FROZEN NEW ZEALAND, SHORT CUT Lamb Legs 4»? /I" FROZEN NEW ZEALAND (SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 4.39/kg-1.99 lb) 1 Loin Lamb Chops 6®? /2" FROZEN, TRAY PACK Stewing Hens 1"/» .89 SWEET PICKLED (CENTRE CUT 5.49/kg-2.49 lb) Back Bacon E ndcu.s 5^/2 2 ? CANADA GRADE 'A', FROZEN, EVISCERATED, CORNISH, 20 TO 24 OZ AVERAGE Game Hens /189 /kg / I lb TOWN CLUB, SLICED (SWIFT PREMIUM, SUGAR PLUM, OR LAZY MAPL§2j9) Side Bacon looTZ.f (FULL SLICE) Round Steak ,b / f : C, , b COMBINATION PACK CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Loin Pork Chops 439/199 ™/kg / I lb SWIFT OLD MILL 69 lb Breakfast Sausage 3"/1 SWIFT SUCED, 8 VARIETIES (COOKED HAM 175 g VAC PAC 1.99) Cooked Meats "71.19 SWIFT LAZY MAPLE (SH0PSY ALL BEEF SAUSAGES 454 g PKG 2.89) Pure Pork Sausages 5 p 0 °g 9 2.49 (FIREBRAND, REG OR ALL BEEF 450 g VAC PAC 1.99) Swift Wieners «o?1-59 CANADIAN QUEEN, SLICED, 5 VARIETIES (COOKED HAM 175 g 1.69) Cooked Meats 1.89 MARY MILES, VAC PAC Bologna Chunks 3*» /1 5 ® CANADIAN QUEEN, HOT OR SWEET SaUSage Italian Style SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad SHOPSY, CORNED BEEF OR Pastrami 4ÏÏ/1? 500 g cln /kg / I lb 1.49 50 g pouches O Ik Q pkg of 4 L.i49 SIRLOIN TIR RUMP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND Boneless Beef Roasts "•"x j--'.1 ■ \ • r:: J /kg lb FRESH, "GREAT ON THE B.B.O" Lean Ground Beef 439/199 ■/kg / I ib 'Deli Shop i at A&P! .44/1! 9 AVAILABLE AT STORES WITH DELI BRANDT, COIL Polish Sausage / 100g QUADELCO Pastrami Ey es' i °o «1.10/ 4 9 ® QUADELCO, MOZZARELLA OR Colby Cheese mg ,66/2 9 ® 'Bakeshop l at A&P! AVAILABLE AT SELECTED STORES ONLY! BAKED FRESH DAILY Cinnamon Danish 3/.79 BAKED FRESH DAILY Baisin Bread m 1.39 SAVE. BLACK DIAMOND, PROCESS, LITES Cheese Slices ■ûl ÉîÉifll 500 g . - y MINUTE MAID, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, REG OR MORE PULP SAVE 12.5 floz J ^0 Orange Juice 30 .m FROZEN, DELUXE CRISPY CRUST SAVE .20 Totino's Pizza ^2.99 BOSTON BLUE, FROZEN (OCEAN PERCH FILLETS .49 Ib) Fish Fillets 2ÏÜ/1" BLUE WATER, FROZEN Fish & Chips /kg I SUPER BUY! 750 g O pkg be SAVE. BEATRICE, 2% PARTLY SKIMMED Cottage Cheese 500 g ctn p ? s.m V/l fe( ® 'Vfj -;t A4 «... • i,5fl d ti SAVE .16 11b tub 1. SAVE .30 ELMGROVE Dairy Spread SOFT MARGARINE Blue Bonnet ^1,39 SWISS STYLE, PLAIN OR ASST FLAVOURS SAVE .24 Gay Lea Yogourt e ,» 8 1.59 CHINA LILY,(CHOW MEIN NOODLES 4 OZ) SUPER BUY! Bean Sprouts 1 2 0Z .99 CHINA LILY (SWEET 4 SOUR SAUCE 10 FL OZ TIN) SUPER BUY! Soya Sauce s b,r.99 CHINA LILLY, CHICKEN FRIED RICE 14 OZ, CHICKEN OR Beef Chop Suey iln oz 1.29 GOLD SEAL SAVE .40 Sockeye Salmon 1s ùn oz 4.19 SCOTT SAVE .20 Baby Fresh Wipes pk 4 9 o 0, 2.59 MEAT VARIETIES, STRAINED 4 JUNIOR Heinz Baby Foods MEAT VARIETIES, STRAINED 4 JUNIOR SUPER BUY! 3'/i oz "7Q jar .19 SAVE .20 FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, LIMEADE, PINK OR CLEAR Minute Maid Lemonade 1216 11 oz / V., tin i | l j v; ' . SUPER BUY! ASSORTED FLAVOURS Canada Dry Beverages 750 mL btl ARROWROOT DIGESTIVE, GINGER SHORTCAKE, RICH TEA Peek Frean Biscuits s 1 h CRISP, j 1 NICE, V) SAVE 1. YORK, EXTRA SMOOTH OR EXTRA CRUNCHY Peanut Butter i Wfii' 750 g ' ! 1 l*r , i r> ' 1 ■ SAVE .50 EXTRA FINE, FINE OR REGULAR GRIND COFFEE Nabob Tradition (Reg. or Fine Decaff 3.99-SAVE .76) 369 g vac pac i ; j i /■•) i i ' , > i l. i : i. t SAVE 1. INSTANT (VIVA OR COLUMBIA 8 OZ JAR 5.99-SAVE 1.90) Nescafe Coffee r REGULAR 72'S, SUPER 54'S, TODDLER i Pampers Diapers «=. 18'S iii BUY 3-SAVE .33 GERBER, STRAINED, MEATLESS VAR OF FOODS 4 JUICES Bab Foods >Y / iiip l\K lint anb liatant fast 50 Years Ago, Thursday, August 9th, 1934. At the Rotary Calithumpian parade in Bowmanville last Wednesday, prizes were won in the various categories. Best representation of comic strip character - 1st Mavis Carton and Lorna Sanders, as Jiggs and Maggie, $2.00. Best comic float - 1st J. L. Morden $3.00; 2nd, Fred W. Nelles, $2.00. Best decorated car - 1st, Miss Leola Miller, $3.00. Best Delivery Truck or Wagon - 1st, Dominion Stores Ltd., $3.00; 2nd, Sheppard and Gill Ltd., $2.00. Best clown or comic group - Marion and Yvonne Challis and Ruth Ling, 1st, $3.00. Boys' Best Decorated Bicycle Bicycle - 1st, John Stutt, $1.00; 2nd, Harold Darch, 50 cents; 3rd, Arthur Darch, 25 cents. Best costumed boy or girl on pony - 1st, Leslie Darch, $1.00; 2nd, Geo. Cawker, 50 cents. Best turnout, boys' pets - 1st, J. L. Morden, $1.00; 2nd, Jack Rice, 50 cents; 3rd, Roy Swindells, 25 cents. Girls' best decorated doll and carriage - 1st, Eleanor Johnston, $1.00; 2nd, Joan Mortlock, 50 cents; 3rd, Jean Living, 25 cents; honorary mention, Dorothy Bickell. Bowmanville Fire Brigade and the Legion Band attended the firemen's demonstration held at Ingersoll on Monday, August 6th, and received a hearty welcome when they arrived. Despite numerous counter attractions, hundreds of citizens of all creeds, attended the St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Catholic Church big annual Garden Party on the White Rose Gas Station grounds on Civic Holiday. Owen Fagan, Joe Sheehan, Bill Clarke, and Joe Laphen had charge of the Grocery Gift, Free Money, and Horse Racing Booths respectively. While Mrs. Frances Clarke directed the busy operations in the hot dog and refreshment refreshment stand, Miss Lillian Clarke, the Ice Cream and Soft Drinks, and Miss Vera Brown, the Fish Pond. Mayor Ross Strike, with Miss Ruth Fishleigh, both members of the Oshawa Tennis Club, won the Eastern Ontario Mixed Doubles title in a tournament held at the Oshawa Tennis Club courts on Civic Holiday. They defeated A. W. (Army) Armstrong and Miss Harriet Swail, both of Oshawa, 6 - 4, 6 - 3. Mayor Strike held the Eastern Ontario Singles title last vear. 25 Years Ago, Thursday, August 13th, 1959. A special meeting of Bowmanville Bowmanville Town Council was held unexpectedly on Tuesday evening in the Town Hall, and tentative approval was given for a $336,000 addition to the present sewage treatment plant in Bowmanville. Howard A. "Mike" McClellan, McClellan, a former citizen of Bowmanville and long-time employee of Goodyear, New Toronto, was the lucky winner of the Kinsmen Buick on Saturday night here. He held ticket number D 3597 which was drawn by Miss Sharon Cully. Mr. McClellan was in town on Sunday and heard of his good fortune while contacting contacting some of his Port Darlington Darlington Harbor Company tenants at Bowmanville Beach, Sandy Brown, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Brown, sold the lucky ticket. A by-law authorizing the leasing of lands in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Cemetery to George Shaw Ltd. for the purpose of constructing a mausoleum was passed at a special meeting meeting of Bowmanville Town Council held in July. Bowmanville Town Council discussed the request made by the Durham County District High School Board for approval approval of debentures for the proposed proposed two new High Schools to be erected, a 150 pupil school in Millbr.ook, and a 700 pupil school in Darlington, The council refused to approve approve the debentures for the 700 pupil High School in Darlington Darlington because of the belief that is would be filled to capacity capacity even before the building was completed. The Town Clerk, R, B. Reynolds, was instructed to write to the Durham County District High School Board and inform it that Bowmanville Town Council Council will approve debentures for a larger 700 pupil high school to be built either in Bowmanville Bowmanville or in Darlington, Peggy Millson, R. R. 1, Enniskillen, and Bernard Baltus of Bowmanville, have won the branch contest, the zone, the district and the regional of the Legion sponsored sponsored oratorical contest, 10 Years Ago, Wednesday, September 1,1974 Gold Stars for attendance went to Newcastle Town Councillors Ivan Hobbs and Kenneth Lyall, who have not missed a single meeting since the first Regional meeting held in Oetober 1973. Roturian Itex Walters received received his 22 years perfect attendance pin from the Bowmanville Rotary Club on Thursday. Newcastle town council has authorized the purchase of a $16,000 Zaboni ice planer for the new Hampton arena. Mrs. Pat Cook competed in the saddle horse competition at the C.N.E. last week, and Sandra Zakarow in the small pony Conformation Hunter Class. Larry Piper of the Locke TV Electrons was this year's winner of the Howard Cowle Memorial Trophy for his contribution contribution to baseball over the years in Bowmanville. OBITUARY WESLEYJOHN YELLOWLEES The entire area mourns the loss of a prominent citizen of Solina, Wesley John Yellow- lees, who passed away at Oshawa General Hospital, on Wednesday, August 8th, 1984 in his 71st year. Born at R.R. 1 Hampton, he was the son of the late John and Ruby Yellowlees. Educated Educated at Baker's School, S. S. 19 Darlington, he was married September 25th, 1937, to Ada Jane Allin. A self employed farmer for 50 years, he had resided in Solina Village for the last 10 years, and had previously resided resided at Stoney Lodge Farm L25C6, Darlington, R.R. No. 1, Enniskillen. He was a member of Eldad United Church, where he served as a steward, and as a senior elder at the time of his death. He was a member of Mount Zion Masonic Lodge, Brooklin, a member of the Committee of Adjustment for the Town of Newcastle, a past president of the Durham County Co-Operative, the Durham County Holstein Club, the Durham County Soil and Crop Improvement Association, Association, the Durham County Junior Farmers and the Oshawa Milk Producers. He was a director of Durham Central Agricultural Society, and a past chairman of the Solina Community Hall Board, and the Hampton Hall Board. . Wes, as he was familiarly known, was known world wide for his prowess in grain growing, growing, having won the World Championship for Oats at the Royal Winter Fair, seven times. In his younger days he played played soccer in Solina for many years, and still enjoyed watching watching the game. Left to mourn his passing are his wife Ada, sons Harold and Murray, daughters-in-law Lois and Jane, grandsons John, James and David, two sisters Gladys (Mrs. Walter Short), Isobei (Mrs. Ralph Davis), and a brother Harvey. He was predeceased by his parents and a sister Madeline. The Reverend M. Robin Thomson officiated at the funeral services held on Friday, at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home. Pallbearers were his nephews Dr. Robert Allin, Dr. John Allin, Dennis and Wayne Yellowlees, Ross Kossatz and Ron Metcalf. Beautiful floral tokens were received in his memory from Durham Co-Op, Town of Newcastle, Newcastle, Vincent Massey School, General Motors of Canada, IBM Oshawa, Solina Library, Solina Women's Institute and Eldad U.C.W. Interment Eldad Cemetery. Thanks to you it works... 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