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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 22, 1978 Window Broken, Charges Laid Two Bowmanville men were arrestedearly Saturday mor- ning after an incident which occurred in front of Superior Donut shop on King Street. Police said the front plate glass window was broken n the incident and as a result two persons were arrested. Charged with causing a disturbance and mischief are Randal Locke, 20, and Thomas Fowler, 18, both of Bowman- ville. Few Fires On Weekend The Bowmanville Fire sta- tion had a quiet weekend with four minor calis reported. Firemen were called to a small barn fire on Scugog St. A chimney fire, a vehicle accident and a false aiarm to the Bowmanville 'Museum were aiso handled by the firehail here. En tertains' Seniors On Tuesday evening,i Nov. 4th the Senior Citizens met for their Christmas dinner and party. A delicious dinner, with ail the trimmings was served by, the Catholic Womens' Association. The senior citi- zens turned out 110 strong and ail expressed their apprecia- tion and delight over the dinner and the expert way it was served. The St. Joseph Girl Guides contributed great- ly in this capacity, looking after our coffee cups and passing the variety of pies. After the dinner a draw was made on a well stocked box of groceries donated by Mrs. Chittick, and won by Mrs. Burley. Our program consisted of music by Senator Coyle and his excellent orchestra. The leader and singer Chuck Kilpatrick playing the Fiat Top Guitar sang a number of popular songs in bis inimitable manner and it wasn't very long before a goodly number were dancing. Ron Carey excellent at the piano and was a real pleasure to listen to. The bass guitar was played by Maxine Winters, who also favored with several vocal solos which were well recei- ved. The steel guitar was played by Peter Owen and added greatly.to the orches- tra, Cliff Manley, an expert violinist who has recently corne to us from Nova Scotia, gave us a number Sf solos as well as playing in the orches- tra. His style was quickly recognized and enjoyed. Mr. Manley will be playing in the Port Hope competitions next week and we wish him well. Miss Marlene Ogar was the special vocalist. Our sincere appreciation goes to these musicians for giving us their services so freely and making our party such a success. Laura Cawker OBITUARY CHARLES GORDON PENWARDEN' A life time resident of the Tyrone area, Charles Gordon Penwarden, aged 61, passed away suddenly in Toronto General Hospital, on Sunday, November l2th, 1978. Son of Lucy M. (Wright) Penwarden, and the late William J. Penwarden, hie was born in Clarke Township, north of Leskard. He was educated at New Park School, Manvers Township and was married on October 6th, 1951 to Mary Henriette Vaneyk. He had resided for 26 years at R.R. 5, Bowmanvîlle. vices held on Wednesday at the Morris Funeral Chapel with Mrs. Albert Cole presid- ing at the chapel organ. Pail-bearers were Messrs. Gordon Baker, Harold Mur- phy. Don Davey. Dr. R. A. Gi, Dick Gibbs and Gabriel Kovac. Interment Bethesda Cerne- tery. t/' I. You'l Do Better at A&P's FRESH BEEF SHOP! (~ Wth suprnwkt prics.- Prices effective thru Saturday, November 25th 1978 at the A&P Stores listed in this ad only. We reserve the right ta limit quantities ta normal family requirements! 2% Partly' Skimmed Milk 3 990ag LIMIT 2 BAGS PER CUSTOMER Minimum $10.0O Order Excluding Cigarettes and this Produci (wtT,, (OUIPONÂBELO w.' PRESTONE ISl ANn"TI-FREEZE 991 one gallon M container Our Regular Price 4.99 SAVE 1.00 (SVE4C }0 Jane Parker A NG(O"E L CAKE, MARVEL - SLICED, WHITE 24-OZ LOAF Sandwich Breadv 3 FRlO Pkg of 4--2-oz boilable bags COORSHF18 CORNED BEEF Town Club, Sweet Pickled COTTAG E ROLLS l A&P or Town Club, Sliced S IDE 1-lb vac pac15 BACON .1 No vember 15 NA TIONAL1 HSiIf MONTHI BLUEWATER, FROZEN, SOLE & CLAM Ocean %iSnacks SEA BUOY, FROZE Battered Cod HIGHLINER, FROZEN Ocean Perch Mackerel HIGHLINER, FROZEN, BATTERCRISP Fish Fries 7.oz pkg 1.38 Ibl.69 16-oz pkg 1.48 -MA DE E LEAF Week urt A&P- Regular or Ail Beef 1-lb vac pac MAPLE LEAFO UÀ WIENERS l1L MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR, ALL BEEF, GARLIC OR THICK SLICED Bologna 1-lb vac pac 1.38 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, MAC & CHEESE, CHICKEN, PICKLE & PIMENTO, LUNCHEON, PEPPER 1 2-OZ VAC PAC Cooked Meats 1.28 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR, HINT 0F MAPLE OR THICK SLICED Side Bacon 1-lb vac pac78 Maple Leaf, 7 Varieties Including Pepperoni & Koibassa Deli Chubs 8oz vac pac28 MAPLE LEAF Sausage Meat 1-lb roll 1.28 lb38< SOPSYS - COLE SLAW OR 14-oz pkg 1.48 Potato Sa lad 24-o.zcntr 1.0)8 (0 4' 2-lb pkg99 NO. 1 GRADE, P.E.I. Potatoes 20-lb bag 1.99 TTIME 1 16-OZ PKG Popping Corn 1.19 WTH SANTA S-INCH POT Ivy On Trellis 3.99 "New" Country Recipe - White, Golden Vanilla, Devils Food, Lemon UUNLN HNESOur Reg. CAmK E MIXES L20Jc SA VE 3Oc) Decor - 2-Ply, Pink, White,, Yellow' BTHRK«OOM TISSUE pkg of 9 Ou g.Price 1.29 Jane Parker Our Reg. Price 54c SAV 1 5c OrangePekoe Act ion Pricedl Pkg of 60 HAM5BUR1G dom9< E D ROS Ei BUN pk ofTEA BAGS 7 BRIGHT'S - FANCY OUR REGULAR1 Tomato Juice CRNATION, INSTANT Hot Chocolate PRICE 87C - SAVE 8c 48-fi oz tin 79< ACTION PRICED! 23-oz jar 2.49 We pick the best Firozen Foods! BORDE N EGG NOG Reg. 99e Save 20e~ STOUFFERS Frozen Lasagr FROZEN, LAYER - CHOCOLATE, VANI Sara Lee Cakeg PKG OF 30 2.19 CLOVERLEAF1 ACTION PRICED! Sockeyie Salmon 73/4o.til.59 TROPHY BRAND Snacking Nuts B~ceOr Peanuts 300 ais 79< Pink, White, YeIlow, Aqua, Pumpkin RYALE TOWE-LS' Rainchecks now accepted for A feature pieces of Hearthside Garden Festival STONEWARE Dinner Plate - Cup - Saucer - Salad Plate - Cereal Bowl ONLY 7949 £ACH - With each $5.00 purchase, (2 with $10.00- 3 with $15.00, etc.) HUMPTY DUMPTY, REGULAR, B.B.Q., SALT & VINEGAR, RIPPLE Potato Chieps 225 gpkl89<é .STUFFED MANZANILLA OR STUF'IED QUEEN ACTION PRICEDI Bick's Olives i2Ioz ar 29 RAINBOW, PRINTED RAINBOW, WHITE Scott Napkins pkg.f180 1.19 (- ut Fon Canada Gade 'A " Beef - CROSS RIB ROASI (ut From Canada Gade ':dl "Cee f Blade, Short Rib -or Shoulde o t BOjeNELESSý BEEF ROAýSS mm Our Reg. Price 46 1.68 lb per lb I bA48 20c lb Our Reg. Price 1.78 per lb SAVE 10c lb Fresh MEDIUM lb I4A GROUND BEEF Beef & Pork BURNS lbI 0 SAUSAGES In stores with Dveli only TAILLEFER Cooked Ham ½l 1.15 TAILLEFER Chicken Loaf 1/i-ib65<i SCHNEIDERS, OLDE FASHIONED Minced Ham Loaf 'Alb 11 SCHNEIDERS Farmers Cheese l121h 1.10 Party Tîme Items! EUROPEANSTYLE THICI< CIJT 510JAR :2.79 Whole Her'ring 5ogia2.69 Herring Bismark 340 g ar 2.19 Ail Varieties Action Pricedi PRIO A*STAkÀS Our'Reg. Price 97c SAVE 18c 2-lb7 fl pkg 7 (A VE30c )M (Plus 30c per bottle deposit) 1.5 litre A f m returnabley IOur Reg.-Price 79Wi BORDEN - ASSORTED FLAVOURS Ic e Cr eaCm 2 litre carton OUR REGULAR PR"C Plain or Garlic Whole Dilîs, Polish Dilis Action Priced! BICK'S 324-z jar M( DILL PICKLES 77I PLAIN OR ASSORTED FLAVOURS ACTION PRICEDI 175 g TUB Yoplait Yogourt 3 for89ýt KRAFT - QUARTIERS ACTION PRICEDI Parkay Margarine 4.E(ONOMY (ORNER 3-LB PKG 2.19 in the Store When You Buy ht. . Not Before! 1-lb bag REDU C"IRCLE-u" CO2.99 A&P BRAND Instant Chocolate 2-LB POLY BAG 1.79 68 BONELESS - b1.88 You'll Do Better at A&P's "GARDEN SPOT!" No. 1 Grade, Florida, New Crop, Family Pacl GRANNY SMITH, FROM FRANCE AppleS No. 1 GRADE lb69 SOUTH AFRICAN, SWEET EATING, VALENCIA Oranges 4-lb bag 1.69 IMPORTED, MILD, LARGE BUNCHES Green Onions 4f.r11.00 REGULAR ACTION PRICEDI babyScott Diapers 9Bar ACTION PRICEDI1 7 :£* WITH THIS COUPON ldPasi 1qt. SAVE 100 GldPasi a Our Regular Price 4.99 One gallon container m < __________ IlPRETON51GARcB AG E ACTION PRICED' M zSTO E 3 .ý ýS kol ia2-,z kg2.9BA GS p o i - ia lopk2l EAN'kTI-FREEIi-y q ILLA, LEMON, STRAWBERRY 0 MI N GLO PRCMTMR is 13oz cake 109 VALID UNTIL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1978. V.C.* àwmý ffl %-«