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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 6, 1977 Section Two Driving Tips For Saving Costly Gos Cars are available in al sizes-small, medium, and ful size: Regardless of size, drivers can improve their gasoline mileage. Here are some gas saving tips from General Motors of Canada Limited. Gasoline can be conserved, along with prolonging of engine and tire life, by avoiding unnecessarily rapid acceleration. Avoid frequent stops and starts. Take advantage of through streets to avoid traffic lights, and stop signs. Pace your driving to avoid unneces- sary stops., Hligh speeds1 substantially increase gasoline consump- tion. Driving at 50 MPH versus 70 MPH can resuit in a fuel saving of about 20 per cent. An idllng engine uses gaso- line. Faced with a wait of more than a few minutes, it is better to turn off the engine and later restart it. Do not carry your golf clubs or tools needlessly. Even 100 pounds of excess weight egins to affect gasoline mileage. Every "pump" of the pedal means extra gasoline going through the carburetor. It is a bad habit to pump the accelerator after starting the engîne or while waiting for a traffic light to change. Overail tuning can measur- ably improve a car's perform- ance. Under inflation of tires not only causes needless wear but can also waste gasoline. Tire pressures should be checked regularly. (Intended for Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watson of Waterdown, Mrs. Fred Peters and children of Nap- anee spent Thursday after- noon of last week with bis mother Mrs. Alex Watson and Mrs. Reg Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irwin spent Sunday visiting friends in Sterling and Belleville. Mrs. H. Freeman of Maple Grove, Mrs. Alan McAlpine of Belleville and Mrs. Ernest Gilbank spent several days last week with Dr. and Mrs. Roger Nagarajan, Delphine and MaVirk of Scottdale, Penn. U.S.A. Mrs. Fred Lycett visited ber brotber Mr. Harve Winter, Witby who is a patient in, the Dr. J. Ruddy Hospital on Sunday. Unit l-held their meeting on Thursday afternoon in the Friendship room. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb and Dawn of Toronto spent Sunday with Mrs. Ernest Gilbank and sons Bill and David Gilbank. On Friday of last week, Mr. and, Mrs. Walter Woolley of Bowmanville were noon din- ner guests of Mrs. A. Watson and Mrs. Reg. Sutton. Mr. and Mrs., H. Sokoljuk of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Chatterton and David were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Marshall Chatterton. Rev. and Mrs. Allan Halden- bjr held Open House at the R ectory, Newcastle early Sun- day afternoon for the congreg- ation of St. George's and St. Saviours Anglican Churches. Mr. A. Martens of Cobb Hill is a patient in the Oshawa General Hospital as tbe resuit of a fall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes of Nestieton and their grand- daugbters Cheri and Denise Dayes of Oshawa and Chris Dayes of Brooklin spent Tues- day evening of last week with Mrs. A. Watson and Mrs. Reg Sutton. Mrs. John Morris, Mrs. Geo. Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Morton visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kimbali of Newcastle on Ladies high triple-Marg King 659. Ladies high single-Marg King 254. Meni's h igh triple-Tony Horstmnan 674. Men's high single-Bob Brown 2191. A lbe big Holiday isl just ahead... M, (om eon down to A&P ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1977. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES' TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS! I DIiËIY, S AVI1N G s! SMO KED, READY.TO-SERVE, ' PICNIC STYLE 5 to 7-LBS AVG. GRADE "AEVISCERAT FROZEN, VAC PAC, AU SELF .BASTNG ORi. MWIFTPREMIUM DEEP-BASTEDN BUTTERBALL TURKEYS l8,to, 20-LBS lb AVERACE 6 to 12-LBS AVG. CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF BONELESS BLA E orlb SHORT -RIB ROAST - 8 BURNS Sa usages Beef & Pork lb 79< COORSH-SMOKED PKQ 0F 4-2-OZ PKGS Corned Beef 1.29 SUPER RIGHT QUALITY, SLICED bL Beef Liver, lb 48< GAY LEA - SWISS STYLE Yogurt 6-oz tub 4 for 1.00 ALUMINUM FOIL 12" x 150 f. 12" x 25 ft. Reynolds Wrap 2.79 61 ç FEARMAN'S-HOT OR SWEET Itali a n Style Sausage lb 89< SHOPSYS Potato Sal-ad 24ozctn 89< HIGHLINER, FROZEN, BOSTON <5-IB BOX 3.29> Bluefish Fîllets lb 69< (PLUS 30c BOTTLE DEPOSIT) Swe.t Mixed, Bread & Butter. Baby DIIs--24-OZ JAR Coronation Pickles 69ï MONARCH IMRAL Soft Margarine 4 Quarters lb 1.78 Haif Hams lb 1.68 WHOLE SWIFT-SUGA î2H'MS l PLUM HAMS AVERAGE OLDE FASHIONED - HALVES VAC PAC Schneiders Hams lb 2.99 Polish Sausage lb 89< MAPLE LEAF-DINNER STYLE Pork Shouders Il .69 SLICED 60% OR 100% WHOLE WHEAT OR CRACKED WHEAT JANE PARKER '-,1 1(3 OCEAN SPRAY-WHOLE OR .IELLIED FACIAL TISSUE-.WHIE-PINK-YELLOW-LILAC SAVE 6c ACTION PRICEDI, ACTION PRICEDI "WINDOW BOX" 0F 100 SI4EETS CRANBERRY FACto;E L LE SAU CE TIN_ STUFFED MANZANILLA OR QUEEN ACTION PRICEDI ALI. PURPOSE ACTION PRICEOI Bick' S Olives 12-f-oz ar99Y' Paxo Stuffing 8-ozpkg59ý' A & P JilOZ. BOX FANCY PEACH HALVES OR SLICES, BARLETT PEARS ACTION PRICEDI Snack Crackers 59ý Austral Fruits 28-f-oz tin 69ý' ' e * .0 BLENDCHIN 2O~' WITH THIS A UPR L,Ç QjRIHIAïAN COFFEES %MI$WMI COVFFEE BG VALID UNTIL APRIL 9th, 1977. (ALSO VALID ON A 1-LB BAG 0F BOKAR COFFEE- WITH THIS COUPON 3.19 No. 37 %%S£mmbtmlS1Lm? JALL A&P STORES WIlL BE CLOSED G600 FRIDAYSA R7L FROM AL 0F US AT A&P! INSTANT COFFEE CREAMER Co& *%ffee=%m at e ACTION PRICIEDI 16 oz jar .99e' WITH THIS c A UEBSAVE 6Oý COUPON A UEBBLENO, RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES V VALID UNTIL APRIL 9th, 1977. <Alzo valid on a 3-LB BAG 0F8<- BOKAR COFFEE - WITH THIS COUPON 9.37 N.3 'e MAPLE LEAF Sausage Meat 1l oi69< NEW ZEALAND - WHOLE OR SHANK HALF Lamb Legs blb .29 P EPSI-COLA HUMPTY DUMPTY-PLAIN, RIPPLE, 8.8.Q., VINEGAR SLICED OR CHIJNKS ACTION PRICEDI ACTION PRICED! 19-nS.OZTIN POTATO 7 DOJL E CHIPS 88OZ~ PINEAPPLE ACTION PRICEDI 1-lb tub 69< WHITE, YELLOW, GREEN, PINK PKG 0F 4 ROLLS BATHROOM TISE SWIFTS SAVE ""ç ACTION PRI[CM! Canned Hams Vw2-b ti 349 A&P-ASSORTMENT OR ACTION PRICEDI 2-LB TIN TIE BAG Choc.,Chip Cooki es 13 SELECTION AND WHOLE BUNS