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YOU'LL DO BETTER AT AAP YOU'LL DO BETTER AT AfcP YOU'LL DO BETTER AT AfcP ■■■■■■■I YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A4PJ YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A4P A8P Prices effective thru Saturday, May 23rd, 1981 We nun» the rlfht te limit qventhlee te nermel family requirement»! COMMUNICATION think about it - MAY IS HEARING A WARINESS MONTH LESS THAN 'h PRICE SALE! (limit 4 ceeee per femily with e minimum $10. pvrcheie, excluding cigeretles * this predutl.) CASE OF 24 COCA-COLA 10-fl-oz tins 443 | SAVE 5.10 (Our Regular Price 9.59) 18S (Plus bottle deposit) COCA" 6 pack of QQ^yy 10-fl-oz btls ACTION PRICE I Primo Lasagna 500 9 P k 9 89/ ASSORTED VARIETIES Heinz Relishes 12.fi.oz iar 79/ AAP -- CHOICE ACTION PRICE I Whole Beets m-h-m «n 3 for LOO Buy 3-SAVE 65/ Macaroni & Cheese KRAFT DINNER 225 g pkg (Our Regular Price 55c each) Kellogg'», "New" Urge Sire (Our Reg. Price 2.49 - SAVE 50c) RICE 725 g KRISPIES pk « 49 - SAVE sue; 199 frozen, fancy, assorted cuts McCain French Fries 2 ^89/ FROZEN A&P Coffee Rite w-oz carton 39/ "FREEZE DRIED" INSTANT ACTION PRICEI Maxim Coffee 4 oz iar 3.49 SAVE 24/ Martins or A&P Reconstituted APPLE JUICE 48-fl-oz tin 169 (Our Regular Price 93c) (Our Reg. Price 1.83 -- SAVE 44c) Bathroom Tissue, Assorted Colours LADY SCOTT pkflof TISSUE 4 rolls 139 (OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.59 -- SAVE 1.10) "NEW" -- POWDERED LAUNDRY (3 LITRE BOX 1.99) Bold Detergent « for. box 3.49 FONDA, WHITE, 9-INCH SIZE ACTION PRICEI Paper Plates P k 9 of ?o 1.59 MAXI SIZE Stayfree Pads °f w 99/ Contains Rich Brazilian Coffees 8 O'CLOCK sr 339 YOU'LL DO BETTER] A GOOD CROP OF STRAWBERRIES IS EXPECTED THIS YEAR! Make A&P Your Headquarters for CANNING SUPPLIES SAVE 98/ Fine, Granulated WHITE SUGAR 4 kg bag (Limit 5 bags per family purchase) (Our Regular Price 3.97) Fancy JELLY JARS dozen 239 SUPER BUY! Small Size PRESERVING JARS dozen 28 Medium She PRESERVING JARS dozen 333 Product of Chile, Sweet, Ribier BLACK GRAPES lb 98» Product of California, Ripe, Luscious STRAWBERRIES Fresh Sweet pint 68» DOLE OR CHIQUITA, GOLDEN RIPE, URGE SIZE PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA, GREEN, TENDER BUNCH Bananas 2 ">'88/ Fresh Broccoli 98/ CANADA FANCY, PRODUCT OF CHILE PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA, Tender, Sweet, Fresh Bunch AppleS Granny Smith lb88^ CBITOtS eachgS^ SAVE 90/ lb Combination Pack PORK LOIN CHOPS Contains: 2 Rib End, 2 Loin End, 4 Centre Cut (Our Regular Price lb 1.89) Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef BONELESS ROUND ROAST Outside Cut, Eye Removed. (Our Regular Price 3.19) LOIN PORK ROASTS Rib Portion or Tenderloin Portion 3 to S'/a-lb cut Centre Cut «>1.79 Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A "Beef BONELESS BEEF ROASTS Rump, Sirloin Tip or Inside lb Cut Round (Our Reg. Price up to 3.39 lb -- SAVE up to 90c lb) Qnorû Dike COUNTRY Ik 1 RQ SUCE . m "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." opare kids style b XnDy PoiinH ibo cq COMBINATION -- APPROX. 50% MEDIUM GROUND BEEF IAVUI IU VIChIV d £isJ^ a 50% GROUND FORK "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REG., THICK OR HINT OF MAPLE Ground Meat «• 1.49 Side Bacon ru 1.69 FRESH "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." MAPLE LEAF, REG,, BEEF OR B.B.Q, 'B.B.Q. FAVOURITE' Lean Ground Beef bl.99 Wieners *.--1.49 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED FROZEN Beef Liver «>99/ Sole Fillets «4.89 LESS THAN Vi PRICE (Our Regulsr Price up to 2.39 -- SAVE up to 1,40) Maple Leef, Sliced -- Regular, Beef, Thick, Garlic or Wax Bologna, Chicken loaf, Fickle * Pimento, Luncheon, Macaroni & Cheese, Pepper loef or Assorted COOKED MEATS * 99 Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 20. 1961 5 CABLECAST Programs tor the week of Wednesday, May 20th, to Tuesday, May 26th, 1961, Cablecast 10, the local community community television channel serving: Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville, Brooklin and Newcastle... Wednesday, May 20th 2:00 Newcastle Council Highlights 4:00 Durham Dialogue 4:30 Durham Region Family YMCA 5:00 To Oshawa With Love 5:30 Expression: Fashion Preview 5:45 Music Notes: Drum and 'A&P! I £ 8 SAVE UP TO 96/ All Popular Canadian Brands CIGARETTES (limit 2 cartons per family, with ■ minimum $10.00 purchase excluding this product.) Regular or King Size, 20's or 25's 833 (Our Regular Price up to 9.35) Facial Tissue, Assorted Colours SCOTTIES TISSUE^,, 89 Î * xXtEFARdy FOR FRESHNESS & FLAVOUR! Product of California, Butter Smooth, Excellent in Salads & Dips AVOCADOS 3.106 Canada No. 1 Grade, Product of Florida, Tender, Golden, Sweet C0RN-0N A THE-COB Z I £ 8 SAVE 70/ Regular, Fine or Extra Fine Tradition NABOB COFFEE 1-lb Vac Pac bag (Our Regular Price 3.49) * PROCESS CHEESE SLICES Kraft Singles 1^4.99 LUNCHEON MEAT ACTION PRICEI Prem i2o Zti n 1.49 SNACK 380 g OR COUNTRY RECIPE 520 g, ASSORTED VAR. Duncan Hines Cake Mixes pk 9 1.19 Buy 4-SAVE 71/ A&P -- Sliced WHITE BREAD 16-oz loaf (Our Regular Price 55c loaf) 1 £ 8 (Our Reg, Price 1.99 -- SAVE 30c) w No. 1 Gride, Sunflower, Creemed ^ BEEMAID HONEY 500 g container YOU'LL DO BETTER AT AAP YOU'LL DO BETTER AT AAP GOODNOST ACTION PRICEI Iced Tea Mix 500 9 container 2.49 RIO BRAND Whole Mushrooms io fio Z tm69/ AAP -- ORANGE FLAVOUR Sunmix Crystals 1.19 6:00 Let's Find Out 6:00 Knights of Columbus TV Bingo 7:30 George Pearce and Company 8:00 Take it Off with Doug: Dancercise Class 8:30 The Robert McLaughlin Gallery Presents: Paint-in 9:00 Rescue: with Gord Thursday, May 2lst 2:00 Take it off with Doug: Dancercise Class 2:30 Expression: Fashion Preview 3:00 Let's Find Out with Betty 3:30 Rescue 4:00 Information Oshawa: Doreen and Staff 4:15 Expression: Engineer Conference 4:30 The Robert McLaughlin Gallery Presents: Participant 5:00 George Pearce and Company 5:30 Newcastle Council Highlights Highlights 7:30 "What Do You Know?" 8:00 The Imaginai Tree 8:30 The Lorraine Smith Show: Career School of Hairstyling 9:00 Soleil Friday, May 22nd 1:00 This Week in Sports: Bowling Tournament 2:15 Music Notes: Drum and Bugle Corps 2:30 Expression: May is Medic Alert Month 3:00 Soleil 3:45 The Sound of Help with Steve and Bruce 4:00 "What Do You Know" 4:30 Education Today! 5:00 Voce Italiana Monday, May 25th 2:00 Expression: "Manpower" 2:30 "What Do You Know?" 3:00 This Week in Sports: May's Bowling Tournament 4:15 Musical Notes: Drum and Bugle Corps 4:30 May is Medic Alert Month 4:45 Expression: Engineers 5:00 The Lorraine Smith Show: and Career School of Hairstyling 5:30 Take it off with Doug: Dancercise 6:00 This Week -in Sports: Football Talk 6:30 The Imaginai Tree: Durham Region Family YMCA 7:00 Education Today! with Michael Jack 7:30 This Week in Sports: Lawn Bowling Club 8:00 Whitby Council Meeting Live from Municipal Building Tuesday, May 26th 1:30 The Imaginai Tree: Henry St. High Community Theatre Group 2:00 Whitby Council Highlights Highlights 4:45 This Week in Sports: Bowling Highlights in May 6:00 Cable Hotline-"LIVE" 6:30 Voce Italiana with Carmen and Ercole 7:30 To Oshawa With Love: Oshawa and District Bunka Assoc. Part 1. 8:00 Durham Dialogue 8:30 The Robert McLaughlin Gallery Presents: Two Artists 9:00 The Sound of Help! Summer Courses at Arts Centre Although the Visual Arts Centre fall season is ending, many activities have been scheduled for the Centre during the summer months. An artist in residence program, program, a pottery workshop, a lecture on Indian and Innuit culture, and a summer art program are some of the upcoming upcoming activities. From Wednesday, June 3 to Sunday, June 7, a workshop on watercolor and oil painting will be given by artist in residence, Paul Thrane. Mr. Thrane is a professional artist who mak'ès his home near Tweed, Ontario, He is the winner of awards for his art in Canada and the U.S. and has taught at Loyalist College for the past five years. A pottery workshop will be offered Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6. On Wednesday, June 17, a lecture and workshop on woodland Indians and Innuit culture will be held, with a representative of the McMichael Canadian Gallery serving as instructor. This event will include a printmaking printmaking workshop, A summer art program at the mill will be featured in July and it will include water- color, oil painting, and life drawing for adults. In addition, there will be a program for children at the centre during the summer. Registration for fall courses will commence in mid- September.