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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 15, 1976 Gradua te [ Theres a Sparkle You Can- Sec... Iris Mary Koczulab daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Kczulab, R.R. 1, Hampton, graduated with ber sB.A. from University of Sud- buy isKoczulab is return- i-eg to continue her studies this (intended for Iast week) *Miss Lea Ashton, Mr. Craig Necvett, Toronto, spent the :we(ekend with bier parents, Mr-s. antod Mrs. Bert Ashton. M.r. and Mrs. Bill Mason, Brockville, were Saturday vsitors of the J. Jones family. Tom Jones returned to Brockville with Mrs. Bill Mason. Mrs. Meta Kellar, Oshawa, Mrs. and Mrs, John Jones and families, Bowmanville, were Sunday visitors, at Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ashton, Hampton; Mrs. Ivan Sharp and Janet, Mr. Adam Sharp, Enniskillen; Mrs. Irene Gregg were last week visitors, of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton. Miss May Tabb, Newcastle, spent Sunday with Mrs. Irene Tabb and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. Christen- sen, Mrs. Mildred Anderson, Mrs. A. Trewin and Paul and William, Miss Mary Potts, Bill Potts, Miss Janet Lawrence, Miss Lucy Nizzio, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Potts, Charlene and Christopher, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Potts, on the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors of the Ross Ashton family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson and Janet, Bowmanville; Mr. Knox, Fenelon Falls, were Monday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buttery's. Miss Meta Kellar, Oshawa, visited with Miss Cora Degeer on Sunday. Mý'r. and Mrs. Ross Ashton, and fam-ily spent last Sunday witb MJr. and MVrs. Micýhael Strenge, AMississaugca. MVr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stainton on Saturday and éalled on Mrs. John Brown, Orono who was cele- brating her 9th birthday. Linda Buttery bas returned home from two months, in Atikokan, Quetico Provincial Park. Sorry to hear, Mrs. M. Read is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mrs. Reed is wished a speedy recovery. Mr. Arthur Trewin, a pa- tient in Port Perry Hospital for a couple of weeks. Expects to get home this week. Club 21's fîrst meeting of the faîl will be held at the Centre Monday Sept. 13tb at 8 p.m. Mrs. Ruddkin, Newcastle will show candles all shapes and sizes. Everyone is welcome. With the summner holiday over, students were back to school on Tuesday, Sept. 7th for the Faîl Term. ZION (Intended for Last Week> Mrs. Zoe-Latondresse, Osh- awa, spent ast Sunday with ber brother, Mr. and Mrs. C. Meneilley. Mrs. Margaret Raby with Mrs. Carmian Irwin spent Wednesday evening in Peter- borough. Mr. Harry Raby, after spending several weeks with relatives and friends, bas arrived home safely to Bass- ano, Alberta.-... .4-. OUR MANAGERS HAVE A NEW SENSE 0F SERVICE AND A BRIGHT NEW JACKET. That red jacket is a symbol of our store manager's renewed commitrnent y. someone you can go to if yau have a question, if you have a problem, or if you have a special n ee d. dur manager ~ takes responsibility for y -~ k eve'-vth;nîg that happens in the store. And takes ,pride ir. the imProve- ments that, have been ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER i 8TH, 1976. Oy3 louves -Save c JANE PARKER, SLICED RAI1SI1N BREAD 16-OZ LOAF JANE PARKER SAVE 1 Oc Snowflake RoIls pkg of 1249< JANE PARKER Anigel Cake SAVE l oc large size cake j79- BUTTERACTION PRICED! 1% Luncheon $ LBMeat ILJi B12-OZTIN' A SUPERB BLEND RICH IN BRAZILIAN OFE ACINPRED 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE SAVE 20C 1,1LB BAG $10 69 DECOR - SINGLE PLY - WHITE - PINK - YELLOW ACTION PRICED! BATH ROOM TISSU E 4ROLLS 818Ç ACTION PRICEDI NMABISCO SHREDDIES 24-OZ PKG 87" HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS ECONOMY RED ROSETEA BAGS ACTION PRICED! 8.8-OZ PKG79 ACTION PRICED! PKG 0F 100 Ç?9Ç ALL PURPOSE ROBIN HOOD FLOUR 'And a, -Spirit You. Can Feel..., FRESH VEAL SALE!1 FRESHIFII CUIET Veal Loin Chops Ib$1.,58 AL CUTLETS~FR ES H il 14 4 % %. Veal Rib Chops .b14 SUPER-RIGHT OUALITY-SMOKED PICNIC STYLE <SLICED - LB 790 POR K SHOULDERS lb 69< ACTION PRICEDI 5-L8 BAG 79< Mrris Funeral -Home-, Bow- manville. Interment at the Orono cemetery. Cecil was well, known to the older residenf2,ts okf this community havinig ïpent most of bis youniger yasher-e with bis parets,~ ot ~nsïsers. TIEDTREACTION PRICD$43OCEAD NO TIDE. î)TERGENT10-L8BBox 4)9 FRESH - SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS ORROASIS lb73 FREEZER SALE! SIDE 0F VEAL CUT & WRAPPED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE AT A&P 75STO 90-LIrS lb7,, AVE. FRESH BONELESS Stewing Veal FOR FRE$IINESS ... SIIOP A&PM FRESH FROM THE TRONICS CANADA FANCY-ONTARIO-WEALTHY. A pples Ail Purpose 3-lb cello bag 79< NO. 1 GRADE-ONTARIO-FRESIi DAILY Carrots- 3-lb cell o bag 39 ,ê NO. 1 GRADE-ONTARIO-FRESH DAILY-LARGE'SIZE Celery Stalks each 39< NO. 1 GRAE-ONTARIO-&EEDLESS.LARGE 511E Cucumbers ech 49< FRESH ROASTED Peanuts 'In Sheh 2Ooz pkg 99< IMPORTED FROM ITALY-44ý LITRE CAPACITY Demi-ohns each $1 3.99 NEW ZEALAND-SPRING-SHOULDER LAMB lb 81P AIL BEEF-DUTCH TREAT OR RED HOT.; SCHNEIDERS WIE tmN ERS 1-LB VAC~ L PAC74 lb $118 lb 99< SUPER-RIGHT OR TOWN CLUBý-SLICED SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY-PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Side Balcn 1-6Vac Pac $1 .78 Calves Liver STneD. IONA PEAS 4 14-fi oz tins$s' .00) CREAM OF CHICKEN-CHICKEN NOODLE-CHICKEN RICE-MUSHROOM- VEG. BEEF ANN4 PAGE SOUPS 4 lo-qî-o, fins $1.00 CAMPION-BEEF-CH ICKEN-LI VER ACTION PRICEDI ~au I 25'Z-2OZ DR. DALLARD'S DOG FOOD TINS 69< WHITE OR YELLOW ýý ISS E FAC BOX 0F LRD IEU IIO 7 ACAL 200 SHEETS 4 , CHERRY - FUDGE -VANILLA - CIOCOLATE -LEMON ACTION PRICEDI ROâBIN HOODICING MI XEs 60 59 AV