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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 10, 1978 Section Two NE WTON VILLE Recent luncheon visitors with Mrs. Mary Jones, included Mrs. Yvonne' Carruthers, Mrs. Ora Gardiner and Miss Ona Gardiner. Mrs. Bea Jones was among those attending the Retired Teachers' dinner, held in St. Paul's Church, Bowmanville, last Wednesday. .The Women's Institute held an executive meeting at the home of President Bernice, Milligan, last Thursday, organizinig the varlous groups and getting matters arranged, as the District Annual Conven- tion is being held at Kendal, this Wednesday, and the Sewing Class Achievement Day will be ini Maple Grove êhurch, Thursday,, at 1:30 p.m. Saturday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. DeSmit, included Mr. and Mrs. Larry Frost, Gary and David of Oshawa. ,Mr. -and Mrs. Bruce Green, Steven and Chris, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Green. SMr. and Mrs. Keith Fletcher of Oshawa, were Saturday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher. Callers with Mrs. Agnes Burley last week were Mr. Harvey Burley of Belleville. Mr. Steven McDonnell of Cobourg, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McEwen of Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burley of Bridgenorth, and Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Newcastle. Twenty of our local Brownies enjoyed a weekend camping trip to the Ganar- aska Forest Center. Those in char~ge, included Jenny Park, Diane Rowe, Marian Knapp, Linda Nesbitt and Jean Kimball with Phyllis Knapp and Vicki Kimbai assisting. Their schedule included mnaking eight big Totem Poies (with owls and other ornaments to decorate the poles). Craft Projects, skits, etc., as well as having "Secret Buddies", and a Hike, in spite of the rather inclement weather. Meda and Hugh Stapleton were the greeters at our church door Sunday morning, when we were pleased to have members of, Durham Lodge No. 66A.F. and A.M. of Newcastle and area, attending and sharing in our service. Worshipful Master Maurice O'Neill, and Senior Warden Brother Ned Maclnnes, assisted Rev. A. Tizzard, whose sermon was based on the theme,' "Let's Keep It Beautiful." Two numbers were heard from the 4M's Quartette, namely, "Whispering Hope" and "Where He Leads Me" with Violet Gilmer at the piano whiîe Mrs. Tizzard's solo was "Did You Think To Pray? " Following the service, all were invited to attend a social hour, downstairs, in the Church Hall, arranged by the masons. Mr. and Mrs. *Donald Stapleton, with Mr. and Mrs. Arme Selvig of Port Hope, enjoyed Sunday dinner at Marie Dressler's in Cobourg (celebrating I'Mother's Day" and "Father's Day", in advance!I) Following our, monning service, Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones and Mrs. Bea Jones attended the Kendal service,( Sunday, where Mrs. B. Dick- son was the special speaker. Later, they'visited Mrs. Ethel Kell at Hastings and Mrs. JonCarlaw, at Warkworth.. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence '9', Paeden of Oscoda, Michigan are visiting Mr. and Mns. Wilfred Paeden, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott -'were visitons in Toronto, Sunday, with Mr. and Mns. * Wray Soules. * Mc.F. visitons with Mn. and MsF.Gilmen includedMr and Mrs. Sid Brown, Mr. list of Famous People, among those having had birthdays during the past couple weeks, namely Edna Grayson of Montreal, George Pethick of Pickering, Jack Crago. of Newcastle (and last but not least) Inez Boughen. Violet Gilmer and Kenneth Gilmer. A bridaI shower in honor of Miss Connie Ruegger is being held Monday evening by Miss, Penny Wester and Miss Christine Selby at the latte's homeinj Newcastle. act. Gîve Heart Fund. QJCONO YC,ý Check ana' Compare these items with No-Nome Brand produets. ANN PAGE 32-FL.-OZ JAR Salad Dressing9w STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY - WITH PECTIN Aylmer JarsM JA STI). 19-f l-oz in' Lachine Peas4for 9 A&P BRAND 2L A Instant Chocoate 1.9 3 STAR PINK OR LEMON 24-FL-OZ PLASTIC BTL Liquid Detergent4!9 A Jane Parker HAMBURG BUNS or WIENER ROLLS Of 8FOR ____ ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SAT., MAY 13th, 1978 AT THE A&P STORES LISTED IN THIS AD ONLY. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTSI FOR si TH SOP with su r al,-llrket'prices,. NEW FOR YOU ... TAIL-LESS PORTERHOUSE& T-BONE EXCESS FAT IS REMOVED TO WITIIIN V2e INCH 0F TIIE TINDERLOIN FOR BEST VALUE AND FLAV- OUR. 4 varietîes IDEAL 14-f -oz tin VEGETABLES fi# r" FROZEN, BEEF, FRIED CHICKEN, TURKUY Swanson Dinners 1 1.5-01 PICO 99< -e w- Green Giant - Whole Kernel or Cream Style NI1B LETS 9fio CORN tin 9 KRAIFT - QUARTIERS ACTION PRICEDI 3-LB PKG Parkay Margarine 1.99 Pantry Sheif Our R'eg. Price 47e' L !INu iA&P IS APOULTRY SHO f' FRESH - 15 PIECES Box-O-Chicken 3 LEG QUARTERS, 3 BREAST QUARTERS 3 WINGS, 3 NECKS, 3 GIBLET PACKAGES lb FRESH - (Backs Attached) C h ic . Leg or Breast Quarters Ib MARY MILES BEEF STAKETTESFROZENl THE HEAVY, LESS DESIRABLE TAIL 4 TO 6 INCHES LONG IS COMPLETELY REMOVED. . GIVING YOU ONLY TIHE lEST 0F THE PORTERHOUSE PROM A&P. EXCESE TRIM FAT IS RE- MOVED, LEAVINO ONLY 1/ INCH OR LESS FOR FULL FLAVOUR IN COOKING. 2-lb -pkgl.m A&P, SLICED lb 68< Side Bacon 1-b Vac Pac68 YOU~~- EXET O FO APAN OUGT T MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 4 VARIETIES 12-OZ VAC PAC Maple Leaf, Smoked, Picnic Style, Cooked 5 to 7-Ibs Ag ______________________Coked Meatms 1.18F PokSoudr ~b10 Maple Leaf, Regular or Alil Beef Our Reg. Price 1.29 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 4 VARIETIES Maple Leaf, Sliced, Regular, Thick Sliced, Hint of Maple 1-bIoBologna 1 , a Pc118Si :Ba fl b Vac Pàac17 r -, vac PCQ BEEF & PORK FROZEN, RAW ___________________Brns Sausages b10 Scallops Breaded lb62,69 O * -O Chicken 0f The Ses Light Chunk Tuna or FIaked BYE TfiHE SEA DUTCH FOODS AT A&PI Fruitdesert 150 g or NOBO0 200 g pkg SHORTBREAD Chocoate, Moche, orange' Lemon VERKADE 125 g WAFERS pk HILLE 400 g RUSK MiIk or Spica Flower Girl DUTCH Powdered 6 litre DETERGENT 2.99 .IOHNSON ', JOHNSON ACTION PRICEDI 350 MI PLASTIC BTL Bc y Shaimpoo 2.19- KLEENEX, ASSORTED COLOURS ACTION PRICEDI PKG 0F 75 Botique Napkins 59< WHITE OR YELLOW ACTION PRICEDI PKG 0F 2ROLLS CAPRI 12O Titi POST CEREAL ACTION PRICED'I kieenex Towels 9â'9< Luncheon Meat 79< Al'pha-Bits5gpk99 HOSTESS, CI-EESE, TACO, CHILI ACTION PRICEDI 150 g PKG COATED OR WITH COCONUT 14OZ TIN TIE BAC; Ua OECF aATINPICD -L A Tortillas Corn Chips 4'9< Dad's Malow Cookies 1.09Mother Prarkers 3.69i Vallant - Orange, Grape, Lemonade, Apple, Fruit Punch, ORANGE PEKOE ACTION PRICED! PKG 0F 60 RHODES - FROZEN, WHITE OR WHOLEWII!AT Tangerine, Wild Raspberry (Prepriced) 17-oz pkg PKG Or0F à .-;alada Tea Bags 1.89 Bread Dough. ..E1.39 Flavour Crystals99< FROZEN, DRY GARLIC DINNER OR CHOW MEIN 12OZ PI<G ALL VARIETIES ACTION PRICEDI Christie, Honey Maid Graham Wafer Crumbs or 382 g pkg on ing Dinners 1.09î Lancia Pastas PK 69< Grahalm Wafers 89< mQWe pick the hest produe!i No. 1 Grade, Flarida, Firm, Ripe, Finest Flavour 1 1/-Ib tray NO. 1 GRADE, TEXAS à% C abbage LARGE FIRM HEADS eacli59I N.1GRADE, ONTARIO, YELLOW A O S9iCookîng Onionsb'!J Florida, Sweet, Large Size, No. 1 Grade, Green Cucum bers 3 for1.00 FLORIDA, INDIAN RIVER, LARGE SIZ White Grapefruit 4 for99 9 A AITY 0F COLOURS FOR YOUR CHOICE, PTE6IC iilûnS DAYWehave available: 10 Potted Chrysanthemums from ail of -us at A&P! * Mixed Pans 10 African Violets Ob Geraniums 0 Flower Hanging Baskets 0 Polyantha Roses Rio - Choice 15-OZ CTN <Plus 30C BUl Deposit BEATRICE ACTION PRICEDI 175 g CTNR FruitBoon Noirdica - Creamed Acion Pricedl COTTAGE 16-oz7O CHEESE ,Carton79 Frîto Lay - "I.ays!" or Ruff les <reîed POTATO 225 g6 CHIPS pkg Frez Dîd - Instant coffestinprloe TASTERS 8-oz f CHOICE _jar 5*97 - flfl~a - PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver Green, Lavender, Piïlk, White, YeIIow FACIAL TISSUE VEGETABLE ACTION PRICEDI 10-FLOZ TIN INSTANT ACTION PRICEDI 2-LB CARTON Cam pbell's Soup 4for99< Hershey Chocoate 2.39 11/2 LITRE SRET. 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