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14 The Canantnn tsman, Rnumunvillp August 29, 1979 Section Two Graduates Sandra Gail Knight, daugter of Jack and Bernice Kngh of Bowmanville, gauted July, 1979 with honours from Mohawk Colege, Hamilton, Ont., as a graduate nurse. Sandra bas accepted a position with Edmonton-General Hospital to begin in September, 1979, where she intends to pursue ber nursing career in neonatology. 1Sandra ilaa former student of Bowmanvlle High Scbool. I W, reserve the right to -limit quantities to normal famlly r.quir.mentsl We redeem ail food Store Coupons! Ail A&P stores wiIl be closed Labor Day - Monday, September 3rd. ,-(SAVE6O«)ý7 (SAVE 5O0) SAVE! 3 Star Washer - Anti-f reze w RIDSHm i ELDmu igallon(LIMII T I nW 'W CUSTOMER> (Our Reg. Price 1.29 - SAVE 1 PREPARE YOUR A FOR INTE NOI 1 Prestone Super Sweep SNOW BRUSHESl Each19 DOROTHY HINDMAN Dorotby Hindman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville W. Hindman, Hampton, graduat- ed Aug. il from Seneca Golege in Toronto with a diplomain nursing. She bas accepted a full time position at the University of Aberta Hospital, Edmonton, Aberta. Lek-"tte ,r to thie Edietor Dear Mý1r. James Wble Mr. Sinclair Stevens and Mr. Crosifie are doing their best to make certain that we understand the govern- mient's cupboards are bare, actions of the government do not support their arguments. Why is the Federal Govern- ment spending $100,000,000.00 on a Crown Corporation plant that they are going to seil. The government is going to sell the Eldorado Nuclear Industry to the private sector, yet they are in the process of spending a huge amount of money on tbis industry. This makes no sense when they are trying to curtail spending. Perhaps Mr. Lawrence could answer this question. I can't help but think its location is the answer. This would mean that the Govern- ment of.Canada is willing to spend $100,00o,000 to ensure one election promise in one riding. It does not make Mr. Stevens' 'stgtements sound very creditable. Not only is the selling of a Nuclear Industry to the private sector a dangerous precedent. Which has been proven close to home in the United States - stories of missing uranium, contamina- tion, and murder, etc. It must not be allowed! While Port Hope may be pleased to bave secured yet another Nuclear industry, they may anticipate an economical uplift, but in return they cannot continue to expect the same quality of life. Time will proverme right. Sincerely, Carol Berney. CABLE CAST Tbursday, August 30t11 2:00 Front Row Centre at Parkwood - Interview witb memnbers of student research team, 2:30 Save the Boat People Interview 3:060 Colgate Womens Games Competition 5:00 Sign Off Frlday, August 3lst 2:00 Front Row Centre at Parkwood - Interview with -Kevin Kelly, musician and Terry Boyle, Author 2:30 Canadian Cburch Choir Competition Finalists 3:30 Co gte Womens Games Competition 4:-30 Front Row Centre at Parkwood - Interview witb Director of Park- wood and Tour of Park- wood Estate 5:00 Sign Off Monday, September 3rd Closed for Labour Day Holiday Tuesday, September 4tb 2 - 00 Sign Or for the Deaf 2:30 Ontario Major Junior "A" Hockey Draft 3: 30 Bobby Orr Day Celebrations 4:30 Front Row Centre at ParkWood "lTOur of' Estate 5:00 Sign Off Programis Subjeiýt to Change Without Notice. Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beefi Blade, Chuck Short Rib, Shoulder Fresh "B.B.Q. Favourite"I_ nI p fW ~ <n P nDLMEN ccr - alif &% aarftm* II DJUIILLJ3 BEEF ROASIS lb GROU14 BEEF SWEET PICKLED <CENTRE CUT PIECES LB 1.99) Bjack Bacon End Piecesbl79 AU., SLICED Sbide Bacon 1bvac pac 12 DETERGENT (à litre box Our Regular Price 3.69 SAVE 165i Assorted Varieties ROMI PASTAS 2-lb pkg Our Reg, Prce 1.05 SAVE 33W Beatrice - Creamed C-HEESE 500 9 carton Our Reg. Price 1.12 ZEALAUND - SHOULDER Lamb uChops lb ~Reglair or ail beef 2>.B.Q. Favourite" 1 lb vac pac sIiced, assortedvriie MI ýWIENERS MEBACON "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." lbl.39 SWIFT, OLO MILL, Breakfast sausagesib.19 MARVE, SLICED 24-OZ LOAF White Bread ASSORTED COLOURS Viva Towels MAPLE LEAF, ASSORTED VARIETIES 1 -LB VAC PAC SlIced Bologna 1.59 MAPLE LEAF, SEMMIBONELESS, VAC PAC QUARTERS LB 2.39 Smo kedHams HalVes 16.29â ACTION PRICE! PLAIN OR ASSORTED FLAVOURS 175 0 TUB 3/1.29Yoplait DESSERTS 3/1.00 PKG 0F 2 ROLLS AMBASSADOR 12-OZ TIN 1.09 Luncheon Meat 799' 1-PLY BATHROOM TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS Coà%tto nelle pkg of 4roll. 1. 19 FACIAL TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS ACTION PRICEI Scotties box of 200 sheets 77 9 HUNTS 5.5-FL-OZ TIN Tomato Paste 31,00 CAKE MIXES, ASSORTED VARIETIES, SUPER MOIST Betty Crocker 5.o.g97 9i * WITH THIS COUPON - SAVE 60c A suparb bîiend, rlch In Brazillan cofffts 8 O'LOCK 991i :(OFFEE 2 - * imît on* per family. m 0 Vaid thru Sat., Sept. lst., 1979. A&P 642 N m MMMM EU MMMNM HEINZ, FANCY Tomato Juice 48-FL-OZ TIN 7 99 NO. 1 GRADE, CR!AMED, WHITE 3-LB CONTAINER Beema sid Honey 3,49 JUMBO0 2.5-LB PKG C;ookies MANNINGS 2.49 AUSTRALIAN, ARDMONA, NO ADDED SUGAR IN PEAR JUICE, PEARS, PEACHES OR FRUIT COCKTAIL Canned Fruit 28-fi-oz tin 119 * WITH THIS COUPON a Aloro, frozen 20-oz pkg of 6 piesM m CtmeHEES E 14 iPIZZAS14 M Umit one pMr faiîy. 0 VaIid thru September lut., 1979. V.C. 059 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSORT!O VARIETIES 12-OZ VAC PAC Cooked Meats 1.49 MAPLE LEAI: Sausage Meat HOSTESS, ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICE' Potato Chips 200g pkg799' GENERAL MILLS CEREAL Cheerios ASSORTED VARIETIES Peek Frean ACTION PRICEI 300g pkg799' 14-OZ TIN TUE BAG COOKIES 11 LIQUID CLEANER ACTION PRICE! MVIr. C lean 32-fi-oz plastic btll-59 RIO, SLICID ACTION PRICE! Mushrooms 1ofîzt799' ASSORTED VARIETIES, INCL, VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK, STOKELY 14-FL-OZ TIN Vegecâta bles 2/79v * WITH THIS COUPON - SAVE 1.80 M * A suparb blond, rîcih i Brazîlan cofféeas i8 O'CLOCK 89 iCOFFEE 1bag E Limit one per family. l * VaIid thru Sat., sept. lut., 1979. A&P # 643 N*,M mMMMUUM M, MMNiMUm H n m 1-LB ROLL 1.39 Assorte8d Varieties BICKI'S RELISHES 12-f1-oz jar Our Reg. Pr;ce 73e r Action Prîce! Reuror Diet 750 ml btî Pls2cDeposit) Motor -1O0W30