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i, ! HjfrA gift The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, October 6, 1962 8 Newton ville A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! Tmcldoad of Turkeys Sale! SAVE .89/kg SAVE .40 CANADA GRADE "A", FROZEN, EVISCERATED, A&P SELF-BASTING, MAPLE LEAF MIRACLE BASTE TURKEYS OR SWIFT DEEP-BASTED *ALL Butterball Turkeys sizes OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.73/kg-1.69 lb 'ONE PRICE-ALL SIZES-NO CONFUSION AT A&P! SAVE 2.65/kg CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF, Prime Rib A&R "IN OWN JUICE" CRUSHED, SLICED, TIDBITS Pineapple 19 FL-OZ TIN OUR REGULAR PRICE .89 SAVE 1.20 lb HEINZ, FANCY Tomato Juice 48 FL-OZ TIN Roasts OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.36/kg-3.79 LB FIRSTS RIBS ONLY SAVE 1.11/kg-.50 STEAK SALE! READY-TO-SERVE, PARTLY SKINNED Whole Hams 006/139 ■ I / I 16 TO 20 LBS W /kg / I lb AVERAGE ' OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.17/kg-1.89 LB NEW YORK, STEAK OR ROAST Strip Loin CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF Prime Rib Steaks 6 ,5 /2 re 13?'/5» 9 Rib Eye Steak 1213/5!? Beef Tenderloin 15*V6? Rib Steaks 6?/2? FROZEN, EVISCERATED OCO /41Q BONELESS Alin /mqa Grade 'A' Turkeys 2"/I? Sirloin Steak 8?/3" UTILITY GRADE, F Turkeys Chopped Ham MAPLE LEAF SMOKED SAUSAGE, REG OR PEPPERCORN ,*QO SCHNEIDERS, WITH SAUCE .44,», /I" Ham Steaks ,S,1 99 SCHNEIDERS, 10 VARIETIES INCL BEERWURST - -- 250 g 199 vac pac I UTILITY GRADE, FROZEN, EVISCERATED^,.^ SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, 12 VARIETIES INCL MAC 4 CHEESE 2?,/1? Cooked Meats ,S„ I 09 SCHNEIDERS g ^ In Stores with Deli vac pac Salami ROUND CORNED BEEF, PASTRAMI OR SQUARE ROAST BEEF ,0%QO SCHNEIDERS, 10 VARIETIES INCL BEERVi Shopsy ColctCuts gg ioog /3™ Mini Deli Sausage SHOPSY, CREAMY __ /-eoo SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REG, COUNTRY MAPLE OR THICK SLICED Cole Slaw .28 ™„/1? Side Bacon ,î"î, 3 e9 FILLERS „ SCHNEIDERS FILLERS /niiQ SCHNEIDERS Knackwurst .55 ,ioo g /2T Headcheese FILLERS ^ ^ /rtOO SCHNEIDERS German Wieners.DD imJZI, Pepperoni Sticks 375 g 189 bowl I 300 g 099 vac pac SAVE UP TO 1.11/kg-.50 SWIFT, READY-TO-SERVE, WHOLE OR HALVES Sugar Plum Hams ? !5 /Q29 /kg / %0 lb OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 8.36)kg-3.73 LB TOWN CLUB OR A&P REGULAR OR THICK SLICED « co Side Bacon 2 69 Olde-Fashioned Hams 11?/4? YOUR CHOICE OF 6 VARIETIES INCL OKTOBERFEST-.-Q Schneiders Sausage 5 P 0 k 0 g 9 2 39 5 VARIETIES INCL RED HOTS Schneiders Wieners v^ 1 CB WITH THIS COUPON 1.00 OFF Schneiders Olde Fashioned Hams LIMIT: one coupon per ham purchase Valid until October 9,1982 VC. IIP" TAB, SPRITE, FRESCA OR i Coca 43 Cola ™ OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.99 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.53 OCEAN SPRAY Cranberry Sauce 14fl-oz tin 99© OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.39 STOKELY, ASST VAR. INCL. CHOICE PEAS Canned Vegetables 141 tin 59® OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO ,79 MAPLE LEAF; SLICE & FRY Sausage Meat 500 g roll OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.59 HEINZ Keg '0 Ketchup 19 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.19 OCEAN SPRAY, CRANAPPLE DRINK Cranberry Cocktail CHEESE CflUNCHITS. CHEESE BALLS. CHEDDAR ROLLS. CHEDDAR SUCKS Hostess Snacks LIBBY'S, FANCY Pumpkin 40 ll-oz btl « - _ ASSORTED VARIETIES 2.19 Catelli Pastas .99 150 g pkg 14 ll-oz tin 1 LB PKG ENTER A&P'S NEW TORONTO MAPLE LEAF Rush Contest Listen to Maple Leaf Radio Hockey Broadcast for details (rules posted at all A&P stores) 500 g pkg PURE RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY (LEMON SPREAD 250 mL-.7 E.D. Smith Jams 25 ,r E.D. SMITH, BLUEBERRY OR CHERRY (APPLE-19 FL-OZ TIN-1.29) -- - 19 ll-oz tin Pie Fillings E.D. SMITH Garden Cocktail __ READY-TO-SERVE .69 Habitant Soups >)V . _ SWEETENED, DEL MONTE 1.19 Orange Juice I _ LYNCHS OLDE STYLE, WITH RUM 1.79 Mincemeat .79 1.19 .59 ,e r .89 2.39 28 fl OZ tin 14 ll-oz tin 500 ml tin E.D. SMITH Pumpkin Pie Filler OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.43 w 19 FL-OZ TIN ORANGE PEKOE W Red Rose Tea Bags OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.33 lYOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P! M m PKG OF 60 " €S 3»-- MAPLE LEAF HOCKEY TELECAST GOAL RUSH YOU COULD WIN $50.00 Gift Certificate You could win each time a Maple Leaf player scores a goal Name: Address: Phone: Leave with the A&P Food Store cashier or mail to A&P Goal Rush, RO. Box 249, Stat. W. Toronto 1.25 L btl , OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.69 STARKIST, IN OIL OR WATER Chunk Light Tuna o o 00 m 30 X» Co ■o O c o o a m H H m a WITH THIS COUPON CRESCENT OR BUTTERFLAKE Pillsbury Rolls ^ .59 is (FEATURE PRICE .94 WITHOUT COUPON) Limit one per lamily purchase. Valid until October 9lh, 1982. V.C. " imp, YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P The U.C.W. held their monthly meeting last Wednesday in the Sunday School Room with 20 in attendance, opening with the U.C.W. Creed. The devotional on "Wisdom" was taken by Sandra Mclnnis and Carolyn Gilmer. The President Rowena Tizzard read several papers. Regional meeting it Hampton on Tuesday, October 26th at 9.30. Anyone wishing to attend is to contact her. One Day's Pay and Jack Frost Articles to be given at this time. The secretary's report by Bernice Henderson, the treasurer's by Shirley Stapleton, the Sunshine by Dorothy Stapleton and the social functions by Olive Henderson were then given. She reminded us of the Masonic banquet that we were catering to on Sat. Oct. 16th at Newcastle Hall. Various bazaars were read and ours to be Sat. Nov. 20th from two to four. The Guides would make posters again this year. A bus trip to Waterloo Market, St. Jacob's and Elmira on October 23rd, and another trip to the Royal Winter Fair on Sunday, November 14th were also discussed. Shirley Stapleton also gave a report on the carpeting on the entranceway, and decided to decorate the windows in the entrance. A committee was appointed for this task. The pictures of the quilt display by Dorothy Stapleton were donated by her to be mounted in the Scrapbook. Dora De- Smit agreed to buy a new vacuum cleaner. The meeting closed with the Benediction and the committee committee served lunch followed by a social half hour. Mrs. Helen Armstrong and family of Millbrook were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Henderson of Orono were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Hendeerson. Dr. Dorothy Hill of Toronto was a luncheon guest on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow. Several players and fans of Kendal Hard Ball held their banquet and dance at the Orono Community Centre on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. ana Mrs. Bev. Henderson of Campbell- ford. An evening of progressive euchre will be held for their first party of the season at the Community Hall, Newtonville beginning at 8.15 on October-- 8th. Come and support your Hall, and enjoy an evening of friendship. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen were among those who attended the Burning of si Mortgage party at the home oc Mr. and Mrs. Charles) Campbell of Orono, on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood of Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood of Whitby, Miss Leslie Mohum and Mr. Floyd Wood of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood of Newtonville had a family dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood on Sunday. Newtonville-Starkville Bowling Team Standings Olds 12, Pontiacs 7, Chevs 6, " and Buicks 5 pts. High single Joan Adams 293. High triple Cindy Millson 631. 50-50 Draw Cindy Millson. 200 games Joan Adams 293, Vi Patterson 235, Cindy Millson 220, 215, Pat Millson 211, 206. Patients in hospitals Mrs. C. Burley who celebrated her 90th birthday on Friday, Mrs. Roy Farrow, Mr. Raymond Bruce, Mr. Don Vinkle, Mrs. Joyce Stacey, Mrs. Betty McHolm and Mr. Clinton Brown. World Wide Communion was held Sunday morning at the church with Mrs. Debbie Langstaffe and Mrs. Marilyn Donoghue as greeters at the door. The minister entitled his sermon "His Will". The choir sang "Do This in Remembrance Remembrance of Me". The Sacrament of Holy Communion was administered by the Elders. A Memorial Service for the late Mr. tiren McOuat whose death occurred suddenly early Friday morning was held in the Newtonville United Church on Monday afternoon .. at 1:00 after which the ladies served lunch. Sympathy is expressed to his wife Jean, his sons Robert and Drew and the rest of his rëlatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton and family attended the "Ploughing Match" north of London on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stapleton, Jeff and Warren attended on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Brown of Newcastle spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs,' Trueman Henderson, Miss Berneice Milligan, Mrs, Sharon Buttery, Mrs. Jean O'Neill, Olive Henderson, May Burley, Elizabeth Skelding, Amelia Lancaster, Bessie Stephenson and Helen Hobbs were among those who visited with the Maple Grove . Women's Institute on Monday evening, October 4th, Mr. Gary Vandeer Gaust was the speaker from the Eldorado of Port Hope.