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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 10,1984 Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Over the Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Weekend most of the University students were home for the holiday with their families. Many family gatherings were held over the weekend. Sunday Sunday supper with Bill and Jean Mahaffy and Mrs. Ed. Harris were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chapman and Lori, Mr. Ed Harris all of Port Perry. Linda and Roy Brad- burn, Matthew and Amanda hosted a family gathering on Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin, McLaughlin, Mrs. Wilbur Toms, Janis and Bill St. John, Owen and Courtney, and Kelly and Terry Gat- chell. This gathering celebrated Harold and Eileen's 35th wedding anniversary and Owen St. John's 5th birthday and Matthew Brad- burn's 6th birthday. Congratulations to all of you. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Diarmid return this weekend from a three week vacation in Spain, Portugual and Morocco. What a dream holiday this must have been. This weekend a large number of campers and caravans gathered at our village for the Seven Seas Caravan Club Thanksgiving Reunion. Campers were present from many points of Ontario as well as other areas. On Sunday morning morning a large number attended the morning service at the United Church. A fine congregation congregation was present for the. service which was naturally set on the Thanksgiving theme. The Junior Choir sang Song of Thanks while the Senior Choir had as their number, "I've Got to Raise a Song of Praise", Rev. D. Davis preached a fine sermon titled "Our Cup Runneth Over". This coming weekend the Cartwright Sesqui- centennial Celebrations will be on full blast. The play, "Yarns to Spin" will be presented both on Friday evening and SALE Save up to Vs on Maggi-I Baas, Vrallete ■B Bags, vJallets, Totes, Stuffed Animals. All gift items. Notice We will close early Sat., Oct. 20 at 3 p.m. 7Av Apothecary 26 King St. E,, Bowmanville 623-3361 EJ. STUTT Phm.B. J.H. STUTT Phm.B. Saturday afternoon. The Barbecue will be from 5-7 p.m. on Saturday evening followed by the Family Dance to the music of the Dingalings. Make plans to attend this special weekend. The weekly card parties have been continuing continuing even when I miss getting the results published. Winners on Tuesday were: 1. Wm. Forder - 92; 2. Harold Burgess-84; 3. Jennie Bailey - 79; 4. James Emerton - 78; 5. Elva VanCamp 6. Leonard Cane - 77; Low - Gladys Potts; Draws - 1. Marion Bell; 2. Harold Swain; 3. Hazel English. The Yearly meeting of the Senior Citizens' Club was held last Monday noon at the Township Hall. Following the delicious pot luck dinner the election of officers was held. President - Dorothy Archer; Secretary Secretary - Doris Rohrer; Treasurer- Ella Venning; Venning; Representatives to Recreation Board - Leslie Taylor and Norman Rohrer. Letters to Editor Dear Mr. James, While reading the news- , paper, I have noted that Mr. Wilhelm Ullrich has recently made some new friends, most of whom own substantial tracts of agricultural land. Through letters to your newspapers, newspapers, they are voicing their support for his desire to build and operate a slaughter house in a largely residential neighbourhood. neighbourhood. Although I read each of their letters carefully, nowhere did I note that any one of them offered to help their friend by making some of their land available for the slaughter house. Surely, now that Town Council has settled the matter, this is the kind of support Mr. Ullrich now needs. Come on, gentlemen! Your friend needs only a little more than two acres. James Slyfield R.R. 1, Bowmanville October, 1984. The Canadian Statesman Bowmanville, Ont. Dear John: Durham Chapter No. 181 Order of the Eastern Star wishes to express to The Canadian Statesman their appreciation for all the coverage we have received during the past year. We are proud of our accomplishments accomplishments for Charitable Purposes both locally and in National projects, being the largest charitable organization organization in the world which include both women and men in their membership. To have the support of the • local newspaper means a great deal to us, and we wanted wanted you to know your efforts on our behalf have been appreciated. appreciated. Sincerely, Jean Sumersford Secretary. Council Invited To St. Paul's Sesqui Service Newcastle councillors have been invited to join members of the St. Paul's United Church for its 150th anniversary celebration on Sunday, October 21. A special service to commemorate commemorate the founding of St. Paul's will be held that day. Guest speaker will be Rev. Clarke MacDonald, past moderator of the United Church of Canada. The service will take place at 11 a.m. and will be followed by a social hour. The correspondence from St. Paul's was received for information when Newcastle Newcastle council met on Tuesday. CANADA SAVINGS BONDS The Government of Canada will soon announce the terms of the 1984/85 issue of Canada Savings Bonds. If you decide to buy, I will be pleased to handle your purchase, at your home if you wish, without expense to you. Nor will you have to wait in line at some other place. Your cheque in payment will be in favor of the Receiver General for Canada, NOT made out to me or to some securities dealer you know nothing about. I strive to give the best possible service. GEORGE WEEKES Telephone 623-7345 For the Selection Prices effective thru Saturday, October 13th, 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. ALL POPULAR CANADIAN BRANDS, REGULAR OR KING SIZE Cigarettes CARTON OF 20'S OR 25'S MfWHG: Hwlth i Wetfve CsnwJi «Matt Ihet dinger to heeltt) IncrMMt wtth •mount imoàetievotd Inheting. (Limit 3 cartons per family purchase) JANE PARKER, SLICED 60% Whole Wheat Breads ■ (made with 10OV. pure vegetable shortening 69 Raisin Bread JANE PARKER Raisin Pie CHRISTIE Crispmates Crispbread ASSORTED VARIETIES McCormick's Cookies TOILET TISSUE Delsey SAVE .70 J.B,. GRANNY SMITH, FROM CONCENTRATE Apple Juice 48 fl oz btl .99 WHOLE KERNEL, DEEP BUTTERED Libby's Corn GAINERS, HOLIDAY Luncheon Meat TEXIZE, LIQUID CLEANER Fantastik AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER DETERGENT Calgonite LIQUID DETERGENT Gentle Fels"/" ASSORTED VARIETIES Miss Mew Cat Food SANITARY StayfreeMini 10W30 Shell Motor Oil „„ „ SAVE .30 12 fl oz CO tin .Da SAVE .90 340 g nn tin .99 1 litre pi st btl SAVE .30 2.79 SAVE .30 £,!'5,49 SAVE .50 680 mL i on btls 1.09 BUY 3-SAVE .53 31.71.00 SAVE .30 box°f gg 10 SAVE .30 1 litre 1 IQ plst cont 1.19 ON SALE THIS WEEK AT A&P KD Gourmet Stainless Steel Cookware 2 Quart Saucepan with cover 18/8 STAINLESS STEEL WITH 3 LAYER TRI-PLY BOTTOM FOR BETTER COOKING d INSTANT Nescafe Coffee 10 OZ JAR 5.99 (Viva Decaf or Colombia 8 oz jar 6.99-SAVE .90) LIQUID Old Dutch Bleach 3.6 LITRE PLST JUG .99 (Bounce Fabric Softener pkg of 60 sheets 5.49SAVE .50) POWDERED LAUNDRY Tide Detergent 12 LITRE BOX 7.89 (Downy Liquid Fabric Softener 3 litre plst jug 5.69-SAVE .50) (Super Concentrated 1 litre 5.19-SAVE .50) YOU'LL DO BETTER AT AT A&P! CANADA NO. 1 Bed Emperor SUPER BUY! 450 g CQ loaf .09 SAVE .30) 624 g 1 nn size 1.03 SAVE .20 100 g 7Q pkg ■/ 9 SAVE .50 4 S„°1.79 SAVE .55 Jack 1.6 9 PRODUCT OF U.S.A CANADA NO. 1, PROD. ONTARIO Fresh White CaulifloWer PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 P "l4/D O'* Sweet, Juicy PRODUCT OF ONTARIO I 99 each 1"Z69 lb CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Green Cabbage B 2/.99 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Fresh Sweet Carrots It a .99 CANADA FANCY, PROD. OF ONTARIO il e3.99 PROD. OF ONTARIO Fresh Brussels Sprouts 2" /n>.99 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Fresh Celery Hearts each .98 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Seedless Cucumbers each .99 PROD. OF NEW ZEALAND, DELICIOUS IN FRUIT SALAD Fresh Kiwi Fruit 2/ .99 PROD. OF ONTARIO, DELICIOUS IN SALADS Fresh Mushrooms pkg McIntosh Apples 12oz 1.99 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO, YELLOW Cooking Onions PROD. OF SOUTH AFRICA, SWEET, JUICY Valencia Oranges CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Fresh Parsnips CANADA NO. 1, PROD. CP ONTARIO Potatoes PROD. OF ONTARIO, DELICIOUS BAKED Butternut Squash 5 lb bag 1.29 bag of q 00 18 U.99 11b QQ bag .uO 20 lb 9 QQ bag Cm99 each .79 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF U.S.A., FAMILY'PACK Bipe Tomatoes PROD. OF ONTARIO Pepper Squash PROD. OF ONTARIO Persian Violets CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF U.S.A., SWEET Spanish Mild Onions PROD. OF ONTARIO, DELICIOUS IN SALADS Fresh Spinach 1.5 lb 4 QO pkg 1.99 3/1.00 =S n 4.99 pkg of 2 .99 10 OZ QQ pkg .90 International Foods-Featuring fine foods of Holland! .59 PETIT BEURRE, COCONUT, DIGESTIVE, TEA OR MARIE 150 g Palley Biscuits * g 9 STRAWBERRY, VANILLA, LEMON OR CHOCQJ.ATE Elite Wafers 4», 9 ,/.99 ASST VAR INCL CHICKEN NOODLE & CREAM OF MUSHROOM Honig Soup Mixes 5 P lg .59 IMPORTED DUTCH, MILD, MEDIUM OR SPICED Gouda Cheese BELLA, ASST VAR INCL TOMATO OR MUSTARD Herring in Sauce Tn 9 'ium un oriucu r /999 _ / V lb 6 pack of 330 ml tins .99 so g pkg I qn of 30 I.U9 Hille Rusk MILLE (SPICED CAKE 500 g SIZE .99) Shortbread Rings SAVE .20 >9 pkg 00 9 .69 CHICKEN OR Honig Beef Cubes STRAWBERRY, 5 FOREST FUIT, APRICOT, CHERRY, RASPBERRY Betuwe Jams p^ffn 250 mL 400 g QQ pkg .99 COARSE, DUTCH, FRENCH OR DIJON Luycks Mustard Jar 175 mL jar 99 99 NON-ALCOHOLIC Henninger Beer REINE, NON-CARBONATED Spa Mineral Water DUTCH CHOCO, MILK, BITTERSWEET, HAZELNUT, Tjoklat Candy Bars MILK, BITTERSWEET, MOCHA Bensdorp Bolls (VOSS WEINKRAUT 796 mL TIN 1.49 Honig Custard SAVE .70 3.59 .79 1.5 litre btl IRISH COFFEE 2 8 sL 9 /1.49 SAVE .30 75 g QQ size .09 •SUPER BUY! 400 tin lo SAVE 1.05 SAVE .30 REGULAR OR MINT FLAVOURS TOOTHPASTE Aqua Fresh 100 mL tube 1.04 LIBBY'S, IN TOMATO SAUCE Alpha Getti or nn Spaghetti .Ou BUY 2-SAVE .31 CHICKEN NOODLE OR CHICKEN & RICE 10 FL OZ TINS Campbell's n / nn SOUPS C! aUU SAVE UP T01. ni NEWBORN 90's, X ABSORB 60's, TODDLERS 40's Pampers n nn Diapers u.uu SAVE 2. ASSORTED FLAVOURS CASE OF 24-280 mL TINS Sages 5.99 SUPER BUY! LIBBY'S, FANCY OR HEINZ Tomato Juice 48 II oz tin .99 i