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t YOU'LL DO BETTER AT ASP ) Section Two The Canadian Statesman, de 9 Lions SAVE .70 PARTLY SKIMMED 2% Bagged Milk 3 QUART OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.59 SAVE .70 MOTHER PARKERS Instant Coffee 10OZJAR OUR REGULAR PRICE 6.69 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P Priced lower than a yea Your best turkey value is here at... \ Limit one Turkey per Family with a minimum $10.00 purchase excluding this item •Calculation based on the purchase of a 12 pound turkey . EVISCERATED, 6 T012 LB AVERAGE, UTILITY GRADE Frozen Turkeys lb OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.84/kg-1.29 lb CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE'A'BEEF FIRST 5 RIBS ONLY Prime Rib Roast OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.36/kg-3.79 lb with supermarket prices E93/069 %3 /kg/ mm /ib NEW YORK CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS Steak Strip Loin Steaks Beef Tenderloin 13*V5" 15"?/6" 8"/3" CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF REGULAR OR THICK PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Prime Rib Steaks A&P Sliced Side Bacon Pork Side Spare Ribs 059/299 2» 395/179 W /kg / mm ib mm »«pac /kg / | , b r e / MM SWIFT DINNER STYLE ___ U .89 Sugar Plum Hams 7?kg/3? 3*/1* 9 Bologna Chunks 2*1/1? Cottage Rolls Q&J lr Sliced Bologna MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR ALL BEEF 47 q MAPLE LEAF SLICED, 6 VARIETIE Wieners 1 Cooked Meats MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED, BRISKETG Corned Beef PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver BREAKFAST BURNS Sausages " CANADIAN QUEEN, SMOKED PRIDE OF CANADA OR TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED MAPLE LEAF REGULAR, GARLIC & THICK, VAC PAC ,-gg Qqqqh /kg/ vacpac ' MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR ALL BEEF MAPLE LEAF SLICED, 6 VARIETIES 11b * mwr-LC Lcnr Suasage Meat vac pac MAPLE LEAF- EINE, CREAMY OR COARSE j * oe Liverwurst 2t/1? CootedHam MAPLE LEAF 500 g 129 roll I MAPLE LEAF SMOKED, 8 VARIETIES ... Sausage Sticks Bavarian Sausage X 9 * 29 CANADIAN QUEEN, HOT OR SWEET ITALIAN STYLE . ^ /189 SîtiC BaCOfi Sausage 4 /kg/1 ib MAPLE LEAF Ground Beef 375 g 179 SWIFT SLICED, 4 ASST VARIETIES vac pac I Hnnlrori Mosaic 175 g vac pac Cooked Meats /049 U /kg / tm lb 11" 74" 1,5 - .99 vac pac i 79 SWIFT HALVES OR QUARTERS gniri,nRL»counuu«mcna -- _ -- , Sugar Plum Hams 7 2 t/3" MAPLE LEAF 250m g 169 Slze 1 SWIFT, REGULAR & ALL BEEF, BROWN & SERVE MAPLE LEAF SLICED, REGULAR, THICK OF HINT OF M ~ ~ 500 g vac pac '2*9 MAPLE LEAF --«« /nco fbesh,medium gss z-| 79 Cocktail Sausage 5", /2" Sausages SHOPSY'S-COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad 250 g 199 pkg I 500g 119 tub I HUNTS 13FLOZTIN Tomato fi Paste M I .99 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.29 CHAMPION, BEEF, CHICKEN, LIVER Dr. BallardSF^ 015 oz OB £ tin iDwV LUXURY, ASSORTED VARIETIES Dr. BallardSF^ 24 oz OQ tin MANSIZE FACIAL TISSUE Facelle Royale box of 60 QO sheets eww FABRIC SOFTENER Fleecy Liquid 5 litre h QQ plst jug "¥■ Uw LOTION MILD Jergens Soap bended pk 1 IQ 4 bars 1 e 1 v WHITE SWAN, ASSORTED COLOURS BOX OF 200 SHEETS Facial Jfe QO SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTIS, READY CUT MACARONI Lancia Pastas 4P OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.65 IMPORTED Assorted Biscuits 700 g tin STRAINED, MEATLESS VAR. OF FOODS & JUICES Heinz Baby Foods 3.99©' OUR REGULAR PRICE .39 EACH HEREFORD Corned Beef 12 oz tin OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.99 Tomato Sauce OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.39 28 FL OZ TIN LUXURY, ASSORTED VARIETIES 6 0ZTIN .99ca!Sd@3/.99 OUR REGULAR PRICE .49 EACH DETERGENT 1 litre plas btl 1 HII ALL VEGETABLE .99 Crisco Shortening 2 nn economy .99 Red Rose Tea Bags M OREO OR CHIPS AHOY Christie Cookies 45 X n,ie 1 ln IMPERIAL, 100% VEGETABLE OIL .19 Soft Margarine CATELLI, IN TOMATO SAUCE, COOKED 800 g pkg 114 tl oz ■ tins pkg of ' 100 ASSORTED FLAVOURS Okadoka Di ASST VAR, FAMILY SIZE 6 pk ol 200 mL plsl btls 11b tub WITH BEEF 15.25 fl oztln Tissue VEGETABLE Campbell's Œ SOUP Vr OUR REGULAR PRICE .53 EACH YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P 10FLOZTIN POWDERED DETERGENT nn Oxvdol or W OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 5.43 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P PANDA, RIO, & CHAMPION Dare Cookies 400 g box OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.89 ■-- WITH THIS COUPON I ORANGE PEKOE I Lipton Tea Bags S 199 I box of ■ ■ ■ ioo 5 ■ Limit on. pkg per family purchase. Valid until S ■ Saturday, November 20th, 1982. VC. 1 I Feature price 2,99 without coupon. I \n ville, November 17,1962 13 NESTLETON CAESAREA Sympathy I Sincere sympathy of the \ community is extended to 1 Mrs. Noreen Judeon of Lindsey Lindsey in the sudden low of her I husband Dales who paswd i away over the weekend. Also - we deeply sympathize with daughter Mrs. Vernon (Nancy) Malcolm, family, and many relatives of Nestieton and area. Dales and ' Noreen had been residents of Janet ville until two months ago when they moved to Lindsay. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purvis of Cannington were supper guests with Victor and Winelda Malcolm on Sun. Nov. 7th at their Nestieton Nestieton home. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fish, Laura and Lisa, Oshawa, were guests with Grahame and Neta Fish on Sunday last - a birthday celebration for Bruce. Warmest "Birthday . greetings" from this area to Bruce. Court Lady Snowbird LltM The regular meeting of Court Lady Snowbird LI930 was held on Mon. Nov. 1st, at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Marg. Jones, Scugog Point. Roll call showed 10 members present. A new wreath was purchased purchased for the Rememb- ance Day parade. The ladies have taken part in this service for the past 16 years. The service was held in the Blackstock Community Centre on Nov. 11th at 10:30 a.m. The 16th annual Christmas Tea and Bazaar is to take place on Thursday, Nov.25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Nestieton Community Centre; A choir from Cartwright Public School will entertain during the evening. Tickets are now available for a Ceramic Christntiis Tree and a Ceramic pitcher and bowl. Two gifts are to be presented presented at the Cartwright School Commencement. The price of dinners for catering have been raised to $6.50 per plate. A 150.00 donation will be made to the children's ward of the Port Perry Community Community Hospital to purchase toys. This donation is made by the member's children instead of gifts for themselves. themselves. The next meeting will be hosted by Carol Mairs, Dec. 6th. This is the annual gift exchange and Christmas party., After the meeting closed, lunch was served by Marg < Jones and a social time enjoyed. The Blackstock and District District Lions Club appreciate, all donations durihg their CNIB drive and the total collected was $1,454.45. Watch for used eye glass drop boxes being placed shortly. Blackstock A warm welcome to the community is extended to Ruth and Bill Marconi who have recently moved from Toronto into the house formerly owned by the Harris family just east of the village. Mr. and Mrs. David Kellogg of Welcome hosted a family dinner party on Sunday Sunday noon in honour of both their fathers' upcoming birthdays. birthdays. Present for this birthday birthday party were- Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Malcolm, Brennan and Alaina, Mr. and Mrs. Gord Malcolm and Jorden of Ajax, Mr. Stanley Malcolm of Port Perry, Mrs. Louella Cook of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm of Yelver- ton along with the Kellogg family. Mrs. Frank Bailey who is a patient in Oshawa Hospital was home for the weekend. She has returned to hospital but hopes to be back again next weekend with her treatment treatment completed. The election is over with some surprises and other results not so surprising. The amazing factor remains such a relatively low voter turnout - just over 42 per cent. Just think almost 6 out of each 10 voters didn't make the effort to get out to vote. There should be little complaining because surely those who didn't vote won't be able to voice opinions for the next three years. Often this is not the case. Congratulations to . all the winners in the various positions, On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant, Julie and Christopher, Mr.' and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family attended attended the Santa Claus Parade in Toronto. How many of you recognized some local faces in the parade? Robyn Ward, Julie Bryant and Eleanor Kelly all partic- pated as walkers in the parade and reports a fun experience experience in spite of the cold weather.