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PRIN The Canadian Statesman, BowmanvilleMa ,197i Gradat PRODýUCE ALL PRIÇÉS SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTE ED EFFECTI) WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO'LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS! CLEAN YOUR OWN RUGS!' RIENT AN EASY-OFF PROFESSIONAL RUG SHAMPOOER *As Easy A Vacuumiing * urnteed Sae. *U..d With EASY-OFF Rug Shampoo - The Identical Formulaa U.d By Profeesionala1qqIw AVAILABLE AT ALL A&P STORES 7h.iGurden Sp. W Ca bbage each 49$t CAE TH U I4 A., A 14, 1977 4 rocosl CANADA EXTRA FANCY-B.C. RED WASHINGTON GOLDEN MIX OR MATCH-GARDEN MUMS TOMATO & PEPPER PLANTS OR eiou A p G e rani urn s ;7 9ý NO. 1 RD-MEOCIS' SUNKIST-VALENCIA OrangS dozen 99ý Grapes NO. 1 GRADE-ONTAR lO-SWEET-NUTrRITIOUS FLOR IDA-l NDIAN RIVER-WH ITE Carrots 2-lb cello pkg 49ý Grapef ruit -SWEET EXTRAVAGAl CAI oR AHEP GIN The Country FRESH Crispness, The Country FRISH Flavour of A&P's FINE PRODUCE! A&P welcomes you to our produce department with an exciting' array of your favourite fruits and vegetables. Crisp, firm or soft in ail the right places... and always freshl We pride ourseif in aur fine quality - and in the lew prices we can pass on to you. That's Price and Pride - just as busy at work in our produce department as they are throughout A&PI mon*, Tues, Wed 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.M. Thurs. & Fri. 9:00 a.m.- 9:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 6: 00 p.m. 185-187 King St. E. Bowmanville FLORIDA-MI LD-LARGE PACKAGE b ~ Ra ishes 16-oz celo pkg39 8 for 99 A PREPRICED IGRAIN RICE 2-cibs5I BRAVO--PLAIN ~- ,~ 6 ~' ACTION PRICEDI Spaghetti Sauce 28-fl-oz tin 79z SIiRRIFF ACTiOt4PRICEDI Scalloped Potatoes 5/4oz pkg49/ Fancy Cream Style Corn, Whoie Nibets Corn, Kiteilen SIkÈed or French Style Green Beans, Giant Siz. Pesa 12-fl. oz in Green Giant Vegetables 2 for 79Y Beef, Irish, Hot Chili, Bens & Burg.rs, Meatbail Stew, Turk.yI Chicken, Spaghetti & Meat Bils, Bens & Wieners, Lasagn- 24-f1-oz tin Puritan Stews & Dinners 89W GISOL-6 VARIETIES SAVE 12c (ACTION PRICEDI Melba Toast 6-, pkg4 ý POWDERED KRFSAVE lac ACTION PRICEDI 24-OZ LOAF 0% Peanut Butter3-lb jar 2.69 S HIGHLINER-IN flATTER OR FILLETS ACTION PRICEDI JANE PARKER SAVE 26c Frozen Bluefis h PK99 Railsin Pie, full8-inch, 22ope 69ý dIIIIIdlll6 SAVARIN-FROZEN-BE-EF-CIICKEN-URKEY ACTION PRICEDI Regular or Super (Bonus Pack 40 Plus 10 "Free") Pkg of 5O-AVE 30c TV Dinners î1oz pkg 69 C a ref ree Ta mponis 2.991 5-LB Hostess, Regular (2509), Sat & Vinegar, Dlp, B.B.Q. ACTION PRICEO' JET, PINK & LEMON 2-2 Z-BNE O PotatoChips22 gpkg79' Liquid Detergent 49ý AV REGIJLAR OR MILD 15 -FL-OZ TIN ACTION PRICEDI LIQUID CLEAKER SAVE 10e ACTION PRICEDI Maryx Miles Chili 59ý Mr. Clean 32-fl-oz bt1,29 1 CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A"_BEEF!I BONE IN- Blade Roa BONE IN-POT ShouId e'rI CT PROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF Boneless f BLADE ROASI or lb SHORT RIB ROASI 5 BURNS Sausages Beef A&P BRAND-SLICED , Sîde Bacon 'OPSYS-COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad &Pork 1-lb Vac Pac 24-oz cart, toast i BONELESS SHOULDER CUTS * Stewing Beef b885/ G;roundBeeflb 88, TAILLEFER-SLICED lb79ý' Cooked Ham 6oz SEAFRESH-FROZEN 1.L38 Canadian Kippers FROZEN, t89ý Turbot Fillets Vac Pac99 lb59< lb 98Y 5INGLE-PROCESS SEALTEST CREAMED A&PCHEESE COTTAGE SUICES CHEESE I-Ib 1332-ozi . pkg àctn SA VESAVEj5SA V :McCONNELLS k ETEA of1S 012 " Limit on. coupon per cualomer. VlIId until May l4th, 1977 " witl i niu s$5.00OO hs, xcluding elgarettea. No.64 M * ~ ~ . WITH Au. S AVE 20 1 a *IUI M M L uJID 'f 128-f 1-oz Pl M EBLEACH pl ast iug Limit one coupon per customner. Vsld until May 14th, 1977 with a minimum $5.00 purchase, excluding cigarttes. (Aiea valid for 20c off regular prie. of 64-f -oz sixe. No. 65 Douglas Wbite graduated on May 7th, 1977 in Recreation Leadersbip from Sir Sandford Fleming College in Peterbor- ough. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald White and grand- son of Mr. Stanley Hodgson, Bowmanville. Doug bas, started work with the Bow- manville Recreation Depart- ment. OBITUARIES NICOLE MARIE YOUNG in Toronto, on Tuesday, April 26tb, 1977, the death occurred of Nicole Marie Young ' aged 23 months, followmg an illness of tbree .days. Daughter of, Debbie (Gib- son) and Victor Young, and born in Bowmanviile she was the littie sister of Tammy. Left to mourn her passing are bier parents, sister and grandparents Mrs. Etbel Young, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Jim Kirk', ail of Port Hope. Funeral services were held at the Morris Funeral Chapel witb Rev. T. Smitb officiating on Friday. Pall-bearers were Messrs. Doug Young, James Coburn, Wayne Gibson, and Truman Young. Donations were made in bier memory to the Sick Cbildren's Hospital Toronto, and to Simcoe Hall Crippled Cbild- ren. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. JAMES CLIFFTON HERRON The death occurred of James Cliffton Herron, aged 84, on Saturday, May 7th, 1977 at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa. Born in Verulam Townsbip, he was the son of the late John and Annie Herron., A resident of Oshawa for tbe last 49 years, hie had previous- ly resided in Bobcaygeon and Peterborough. Mr. Herron was a member, of the United Cburcb. Surviving are bis sister Elsie Fowler, Peterborougb, and two brothers, John Herron of Bowmanville and Bruce Herron of Florida, U.S.A. Reverend L.M. Somerville conducted the funeral services, from the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville on Monday. 'Interment Verulam Cemetery. OPP REPORT On Saturday, May 7, at approximately 12:25 a.m. a Personal Injury Accident occurred on Regional Road 9 a mile east of Higbway 35 resulting in injury to 4 persons and property damage in excess of $6,000.' A vebicle driven by Donald J. Colloher of Port Credit was eastbound on Regional Road 9 wben a westbound vehicle driven by Stephen G. Bull of Pontypool, Ontario approacb- ed in the centre of the road. Golloher swerved to avoid the collision, but tbe vebicles struck head-on resulting in injury to both drivers and Mr. Golloher's wif e, Doris. Immediately following this collision a third vehicle driven by Donald Warren of Mill- brook approacbed the scene and skidded into the Bull vebicle injuring Mary Oliverio of Toronto. Investigation into the acci- dent is continuing and charges are pending. Don't Help a Thief Over 24,000 cars were stolen in Ontario last year. Forty per cent of cars stolen had the keys lef t in them. Eighty per cent were left unlocked. Don't become a statistic. Close the windows. Lock the doors. Pocket the key. P~UERTO RICAN-SWEET-RIPE Pineapple each69< ow.If ~~~~~~~~~~NO. 1 GRADE-FLORD -E D RG L EÔO R D-LRIDA-PACKED FRESH DAILY NO GAE-ýTEA-NWSPIGCRPELERY HEARTS BNC 6I OR NO. 1 GRADE-IMPORTED-NEW CROP Cucumbers 3f0r8s9i les lb 49ý RZN-II--AT-UCE Green Onions 5/1.00 GAY LEA-100% VEGETABLE OIL-PfARCHMENT WR:AP, ] KISMET 1131 [MARGARINEpk W A PKG'0F 12 JANE PARKER Wviener Rolis WITH THE PURCHASE 0F A Loto Cunu&du ickfet A package of 12 J.P. Hamburg Buns or Winers Rolis free with the purchase of a Loto Canada Ticket at regu lar retail. Valid until Saturlay, May 14th, 1977 only. Next Draw, June 19th, 1977. 11-LB VAC PAC Pride of CanadaA llWIlENERSI fâ (2-LB VAC PAC-1.45) Mau" i or, :prýýi ce 3d i 1 / [Action P-ricl]d