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I 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 11,1984 Forthcoming Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Jack Locke are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of Sandra Judith to Burton McDonnell. The wedding is to take place February 11,1984, Ebenezer United Church. Wins Jaycees Draw The Bowmanville Jaycees are pleased to announce that the winner of the 5th Wheel Truck Stop, Christmas Stocking Draw, held December 22, •1983 was Mr. James Dickson, of Mississauga, Ontario. The stocking consisted of $375.00 worth of merchandise. Brown Family Get-Together NEWTONVILLENEWS Mr. and Mrs. C. Gilmer of Cameron were Tuesday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle. Miss Pat Varna who spent a few days with Mr. ana Mrs. Don Vinkle, left Tuesday afternoon to visit her brother at Cape May, New Jersey. Next progressive euchre party to be held in the Hall on Friday, January 13th. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow were dinner guests on Friday with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dwyer of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Staple- ton with her mother Mrs. E. Austin of Port Hope attended the 90th birthday party for Mr, Ted Dawes at Durham Memorial Temple at Dale on Sunday afternoon. Master Nicholas Stacey of Newcastle spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stacey. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Donoghue and girls visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown Saturday evening.-,, evening.-,, . . > Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill attended the baptismal baptismal services at Cobourg at St. Peter's Anglican Church Sunday morning for their grandson Matthew Goheen. Mrs, Maude Coulter, Jean Jilisen and Miss Berneice Milligah visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bowman of Welcome on Wednesday evening. An open meeting of the Hall Board was held Wednesday evening with eight members and Mr. Ted Woody all present. present. Welcome was extended by Maurice O'Neill followed by the secretary's and treasurer's treasurer's report. Decks of cards have been donated and plans of the new addition were present present and to be approved by council for a grant. A bake sale is to be held at the auction barn on Friday, February 17th, Ollier money making projects were also planned with the next meeting to be held in April, Last Tuesday dinner guests with Mrs. Isobcl Watters and Mr. Raymond Bruce were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Watters and family of Stouffville. Newtonville -Slurk ville Howling Team Standings Sweet Mixed 38, Bread and Butter 38, Dills 3(i, Icicles 33. 50 - 50 draw - Bernice Henderson, 200 Games Pat Millson 252, Jean Arnold 237, Sandra Mclnnes 221, 207, Karen Huclland 214, Bernice Henderson 213, Blanche Jones 203, Joyce Stacey 202. The Women's Institute will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Jones on Wednesday, January 18th at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Esmie Gohdie's group in charge. Sympathy is expressed to Queenie Fletcher and her family in the loss of her husband, Ken at Bowmanville Hospital on Friday. He was buried on Monday from St. John's Anglican Church from the Northcutt and Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville. They were former residents and lived at the east end of the •village. Mrs. Lena Clysdale and Marilyn Donoghue attended a shower on Sunday for bride-to- be of Mr. Doug Brown at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Belsey of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood and Scott of Newcastle visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood. A Brown family get-together get-together was held at the Flying Dutchman, Bowmanville for Sunday Brunch, returning to Mr. Clint Brown's, Newcastle for the rest of the afternoon. Among those attending from Newtonville were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson, Mrs. Ross Brown and Shelley, Mrs. Marie Trim, Mr. Jerry Welch, Mr. . and Mrs. Trueman Henderson and Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Leudke, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade from Kendal, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmer and Mrs, Lynn Swales from Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs, Carm Trizzino and Ashley, Cobourg, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henderson, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Henderson, Mr. Clint Brown and Mrs. Vi Adair from Newcastle. Mrs. Win. Milligan was able to return home from Memorial Memorial Hospital. Mr. Dan McNeil and Miss Marsha Langstaffe are patients in Oshawa Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clarke of Bethany were callers on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle. Mrs, Sandra Mclnnes and Mary Skekling were the greeters greeters for the church services Sunday morning. The choir sang the anthem "1 Found the Answer." The sermon by Lynda King was "Behold the Lamb of God." Newtonville U.C.W. Installation Installation of Officers will be held on Sunday, January 22nd. Communion services on January 2!)th and the annual church reports to be held the same Sunday. rn\> GD)> ENTER A&P'S MAPLE LEAF CONTEST Listen to the radio hockey broadcast on stations in your area. Each time the Maple Leafs score, a ballot will be drawn lor a $50.00 ASP Gilt Certificate. II the ballot includes a label or facsimile from any one of our "Goal Rush" sponsors, they win a $100 00 Gift Certificate. (Watch for "Goal Rush" product signs at your ASP Store.) MAPLE LEAF HOCKEY BROADCAST GOAL RUSH CONTEST You could win a $50 Gift Certificate each lime a Maple Leal player scores a goal Name Address P.C., City Phone Leave this ballot with the A&P Food Store cashier You'll do INSTANT Nescafe Coffee 10 OZJAR |f /;[ !|.l|||j| / ^ '>1- ■ ■ \ * J /■V / ... ' . Colombia or Viva Decaffeinated 8 oz jar 5.49 SAVE 1.80 JANE PARKER, SLICED 60% Ka e , Bread 675 g LOAF hfii fef m V-:. E. V . : x m ; -4 -vW'jysM (i/ BPS' fi MS3 (made with 100% pure vegetable shortening) jnoteocfwxd Ah purpcsp [ .Five . Roses! ALLPURPOSE FLOUR POWDERED LAUNDRY DETERGENT Sunlight 6 LITRE BOX ALL PURPOSE OR UNBLEACHED Five Roses Flour 2.5 kg BAG PH ÜS WF WF •mi, pm iïflîj M SAVE .44 MCCAIN, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Orange Juice % SO) El W M ' -12 1 /2floz YOU'LL DO BETTER AT FARKf AT A&P! SUPER BUY! DELICIOUS IN SALADS ,-r-sî£ip?;;jîÿv iS Fresh Ontario Mushrooms 8 oz tray $ •^a/d " ■ " ' " '"-'I W&ti WEM MÊ&iï mm CANADA NO. 1, B.C., EXTRA LARGE SIZE PROD. OF MOROCCO, EASY TO PEEL SAVE UP TO .30 ASST VAR INCL NIBLETS 12 OZ S Vegetables Anjou f52 / CQ sweet igg P.E.1.20 lb ngg Pears I », / .uv Clementines I Potatoes J Sweet CANADA NO. 1, ALL PURPOSE P.E.1.20 lb i 1 b :( i l ,. ! v ■ < j \ j 14 fl oz tin Navel Oranges SAVE. ASST VAR INCL CHOC. CHIP & GINGER CRUNCH Peek Frean Biscuits î ; v I' : i ■ i ■ v ! ; j I ! ! " I.: •; i .I L,l. j 400 g tin tie bag CALIFORNIA, DELICIOUS WITH CHEESE SAUCE Fresh Broccoli bunch PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, DELICIOUS IN SALADS, Fresh Avocados CALIFORNIA, SWEET SEEDLESS EXTRA LARGE_ 6/1" PROD. OF CALIFORNIA Romaine Lettuce each CAN. EX FCY, PROD. OF B.C., LARGE, RED Delicious Apples .69 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA 1 lb 169 I .99 3/F i/T .98 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Carrots 5 ib 169 bag I CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF P.E.I. ;R Baking Potatoes .86/ b .39 5 lb 169 bag I Kiwi Fruit pkg CANADA NO. 1, ONTARIO, YELLOW Cooking Onions CANADA NO. 1, ONTARIO Red Grapes 21!/, b .99 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, SWEET SEEDLESS Navel Oranges 0 m 9 8 2" PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, MINI SNACKS Rnicinc pack oi 14159 ndlolllo Viozpkgs I CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF FLORIDA Famih Pack 3 ib J 79 Tomatoes Family m ib 198 tray I CANADA FANCY, ONTARIO, ALL PURPOSE McIntosh Apples bag CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Parsnips ba 9 b .89 PROD. OF FLORIDA, WHITE SEEDLESS Grapefruitlndian River 7/1" PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, IN SHELL Jumbo Walnuts 21!/. b .99 MULTI-BLOOM Cyclamen 6 inch Q99 pot JANE PARKER Italian Bread OR RAISIN BREAD 450 g Health & Beauty Aids and General Merchandise FROZEN FOODS! 675 g LOAF HALF PRICE SALE SAVE .23 .89 Pepsodent Toothpaste tOOmLTUBE 104 SAVE. IRISH, BEEF OR MEATBALL Clark Stews ' , i ■ ; ; i FROZEN, APPLE McCain Lite Delite Pies CHERRY OR BLUEBERRY-RASPBERRY 2.69 624 g PKG 19 2 i 24 fl oz tin JANE PARKER, SNOWFLAKE OR Twin Rolls pkg QQ of 12 . WU Gold Pound Cake 5 s 1 £i.49 JANE PARKER, STRAWBERRY-RHUBARB OR Dutch Apple Pie 'S'1.69 1.79 ASSORTED COLOURS J-Cloths JANE PARKER FOAMY ASSORTED TYPES-SAVE 1.00 Shave Cream "S'" DEODORANT, SCENTED, UNSCENTED, POWDER-SA^ .60 Ultra Ban p r 1.59 1.49 W£' 60 , _ 2.49 McCAIN, FROZEN, ASST CUTS-SAVE .20 French Fries ;s1.39 SILVERWOOD, LIGHT TOUCH-SAVE .40 2 Litre cln 750 g pkg 2.69 2.49 JANE PARKER-SAVE .40 DETERGENT-SAVE .44 624 g Pumpkin Pie JANE PARKER, EGG BUNS PKG OF 8 OR English Muffins T' .89 Sunlight Liquid p a 6 " 2.35 DETERGENT-SAVE .40 Sunlight Dishwasher 1 ^ 9 4.99 Ice Milk FRASER VALE. FROZEN Fish & Chips HIGH LINER. FROZEN Haddock in Batter 3 P 5 k 0 g 9 2.19 BLUE WATER, FROZEN Cod Fish & Chips 7,' .99 TOMATO 'IN PEAR JUICE', ASST VARIETIES CONDENSED, VEGETABLE ASST VARIETIES, READY TO SERVE Heinz Ketchup A&P Canned Fruit Heinz Soup Habitant Soups j - • ; : ; ; : ! ! /llj , ! V ' ' -' ;i 'iV'l | / 5 f HI (fftfi t !ti" : ; 'Sr ,i 1 ; 14 fl oz tin 1, .1 toi Ê wMI SI 10,1 ■-'.'•Aa* / oztin m 'mMmM zen 'SS* oz tin 28 FL OZ TIN 1.39 INCL CROUSTINES CRISPCRACKERS 125 g 1,99