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\ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 11, 1984 9 Values! Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Prices effective thru Sat., April 14th, 1984 A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements SAVINGS IN THIS AD BASED ON OUR CURRENT REGULAR RETAILS SAVE 3.00 REGULAR ONLY Sprite LIMIT '3' CASE OF 24 280 ml TINS NEILSON'S HOLLOW MILK CHOCOLATE Rabbits or Hens Ham Quarters 300 g Pkg SAVE 1.32/kg-. CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF OUTSIDE CUT, EYE REMOVED, BONELESS Round Roast 37 SAVE 4.41/kg-2. CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF CHEF STYLE, 5-BONE CUT SAVE 1.10/kg-. 50 COMBINATION PACK-CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS /kg Prime Rib Roast Loin Pork Chops SAVE. BLACK DIAMOND, PROCESS, LITES Cheese Slices 500 g PkQ lb /kg SIRLOIN TIP, RUMP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND Boneless Roasts 6?®/2 99 FRESH, LEAN Ground Beef 4?® /1 9 ? INSIDE CUT Round Steak 7 9 g 1 /3 59 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF-TENDERIZED Cube Steak 81I/3 1 1 /kg CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SWEET PICKLED, VAC PAC Cottage Rolls 41?/I" BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, HALVES Vintage Hams 8*J/3 8 .? BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, READY-TO-SERVE Half Hams 6?J/2"® SCHNEIDER'S, HALVES, VAC PAC Olde-Fashioned Hams8"/3" Rib Eye Steaks 13^/5" CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF Prime Rib Steaks 6®?/2 9 ? SCHNEIDER'S, REGULAR OR MAPLE Ham Steaks FEATURE BRAND, IN WINE MARINADE Herring Fillets MAPLE LEAF WEEK AT A&P! MAPLE LEAR SLICED, REGULAR, HINT OF MAPLE OR THICK Side Bacon 2*® MAPLE LEAF Sausage Rounds Ï/2 39 MAPLE LEAF- HINT OF MAPLE, PURE PORK OR Golden Fry Sausages S,^ 09 MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Wieners 4 P 5 ° g 9 1 79 MAPLE LEAF SLICED, 16 VAHih IIES Cooked Meats MAPLE LEAF REG, THICK, BEEF OR GARLIC Sliced Bologna 175 g QQ vac pac ■ w w 500 g 199 vac pac I SAVE .30 MAPLE LEAF SLICED, 6 VARIETIES Cooked Meats MAPLE LEAF 8 VARIETIES Sausage Sticks MAPLE LEAF CHUNKS Headcheese MAPLE LEAF, 9 VARIETIES Deli Chubs MAPLE LEAF SLICED Cooked Ham MAPLE LEAF BY THE PIECE Bologna Chunks SAVE 1. vac pac 179 175 g I 320 g 039 jar Cm 375 g 189 vac pac I 250 g size 189 4»?/1 ! 417/1*9 ■ /kg / H RIB OR 3 TO 3 1 /2 LB CUT TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts 41?/1" ROAST OR CHOPS (BONELESS 6.15/kg 2.79 lb) Pork Loins centre™ 5?J/2 39 PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) Spare Ribs 4"/1" RIB PORTION Boneless Pork Loin51i?/2^ APPROXIMATELY 50!i MEDIUM GROUND BEEF ISO 1 ,) GROUND PORK Ground Meat Combo 3^/1^ SWIFT READY TO SERVE, HAVLES Sugar Plum Hams 6®?/2 9 ,? SWIFT, READY TO SERVE, HALVES BONELESS QUARTERS Sugar Plum Hams 8ï?/3 9 ,? BURNS, BONELESS, SMOKED, READY TO SERVE Pork Shoulders 4?®/1 99 'DeliSho PROCESS CREAM CHEESE SAVE .28 Kraft Philadelphia 31,69 SEALTEST, ASSORTED FLAVOURS YOGOURTBUY 2-SAVE .71 Light & Lively 2 S .99 IMPERIAL SAVE .80 Soft Margarine ,^1.99 From Page 8 Mrs. B. Strong; Repres. to Parks Board - Mrs. Shortridge; Curator - Mrs. R. McLauglin; Assistant - Mrs. L. MacArthur; Branch Director - Mrs. B. Strong, Mrs. H. Shortridge; Shortridge; Resolutions - Mrs. S. VanCamp; Group Leaders - Mrs. F. Hoskin, Mrs. C. Adams, Mrs. F. Samells, Mrs. R. McLaughlin. The meeting closed with the singing of O Canada. Winners of the Card Party were: 1. Carl Gimblett - 81; 2. Ann Taylor - 78; 3. Leonard Cane - • 77 ; 4. Nerta Masters -77; 5. Dorothy Archer - 75; 6. Ross Windgrove - 73; Low - Edith Broome. Draws were won by Harold Burgess, Ella Venning and W. Dobbie. There were 10 tables. Joyce and Dale Gunter of Newmarket visited her mother, Mrs. Ella Venning and other relatives on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy returned on the weekend weekend from a holiday in Mexico. While away Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner held down the fort at the Greenhouse. Cartwright Minor Baseball is holding registration registration for boys and girls 7-15 on April 17 and 24 at the Blackstock Rec. Centre 6-8 p.m.; April 18 Nestleton Rec. Centre 6-8 p.m. The coaches meeting will be on April 29 at 7 p.m. at the Nestleton Rec. Centre. The Cartwright Bi- centennial-Sesqui- centennial Committee held at meeting on April 4 at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. There has been an application made for approximately 30 signs to mark historical sites. Doreen VanCamp agreed to help design and print a brochure which would be made available for visitors and residents showing historical sites and pro viding information throughout the summer and fall. The weekend program for Centennial Weekend, October 12-14 will include: a Centennial Centennial play, displays-family histories, cars and antiques, etc., contests - moustache growing, old-fashioned dress, log sawing etc., barbeque, dance, interdenominational interdenominational church service, brunch, slide show, choir show. The designation designation of the Town Hall as a Historical site is being looked into. The next meeting will be on May 16, 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. Rev. and Mrs. Merle Thompson of Regina are visiting his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson Thompson and other relatives and friends. Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Earle Fowler and Miss Cheryl Graham Graham who have moved to Oshawa. OBITUARY JAMES A. MURREE A resident of Oshawa since 1957, James A. Murree of Grenfell Street passed away at Oshawa General Hospital on Monday, March 26,1984. A carpenter by trade he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murree, he was born March 21, 1913 in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, and was married there Dec. 24, 1940. He was predeceased by two sisters, Dorothy and Gladys; and four brothers, David, Joseph, Stan and Frank. He is survived by his wife, the former Barbara Smith; two daughters, Mrs. Barrie McKenna (Heather) of Oshawa, Mrs. Stephen Knight (Sally) of Little Britain; four sons, Jim of Orono, Stan of Calgary, Larry of Whitby, Paul of Oshawa; and 11 grandchildren. Mr. Muree rested at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa. Service was held in the chapel on Wednesday. Interment Mount Lawn Memorial Gardens. The Reverend Roger Maggs officiated. Memorial donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation would be appreciated. Tyrone Gets Ready for Easter Sunrise Service SAVE .70 BEATRICE, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Olde-Fashioned Ice Cream 2 litre tub PREPARED Heinz Mustard HEINZ (13 OZ SIZE 1.19-SAVE .24) Tomato Paste 3 5 «ns 02 1.49 SAVE .30 500 mL QQ jar i«lw BUY 3-SAVE .70 250 g 189 size I BRANDT Kolbassa 70 /059 Sausage .# Vm*,/ u » SCHENIDER'S, MAC & CHEESE, MOCK CHICKEN OR 175 g vac pac ASSORTED VARIETIES Kal Kan Cat Food 3 BUY 3 [ 170g 1 1 tins 1 ■SAVE .49 1.00 HEINZ, FANCY Tomato Juice COUNTRY DIGESTIVE. LEMON CREME. MAPLE CREME l .99 DATMFAI GAnnn DAT. 400 g tin tie bag ___ W , U, U ui ,L-ku H un nUUULAtn cvwruMAI cu 1 Luncheon Loaf .53 ° 9 /2 3 ? Carnation Milk SCHNEIDER'S, OLD NIPPY OR MILD JJ CQ ' ^t 1 I viimn-v jncn nuDin MUUU, LAnUt rLAKh, MINUIfc 3"/I s ? Cheddar Cheese ,81 3 69 Old Mill Oats 1.99 SUPER BUY! f .69 ROBIN HOOD, LARGE FLAKE, MINUTE OR QUICK COOKING SAVE .20 Dare Cookies REGULAR EVAPORATED 1.35 kg Pkg 1.39 POWDERED LAUNDRY Sunlight 6 r n en Detergent O.Od MOTHER PARKERS Instant Coffee BUY 3-SAVE .92 CREAM STYLE CORN, PEAS, CUT GREEN OR WAX BEANS, PEAS i CARROTS Aylmer o 199 Vegetables O'),IT I Also available Whole Tomatoes 19 OZ-.89-SAVE .20 SAVE. LAURA SECORD, ASSORTED PUDDINGS & YOGOURTS Mini Desserts pkg of 4 5 oz tins SAVE 1. SAVE .56 SAVE .40 ALL PURPOSE OR VELVET CAKE & PASTRY Robin Hood Flour 2.5 kg bag YORK, SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY Peanut Butter 500 g jar SUPER BUY! CLOVER LEAF RED PACIFIC Sockeye Salmon 7 3 A oz till ASSORTED VARIETIES Coca-Cola 750 mL Btl (cast) ol 24-280 mL tins 6,99) plus .30 bll dop TYRONE NEWS Courtice Secondary School's 16th play, "Once Upon a Mattress," the fairy tale of the princess and the pea, was a colourful, pleasing event staged at Bowmanville High School auditorium last week. Directed by Kathryn Coverly, the drama was enhanced by the music of the band under the baton of Mr. Stephen Powell, music director. The lovely flowers in church on Sunday, April 8,1984, were placed in memory of Mrs. Vera Millson and Mr. Raymond Godridge by the families. Confirmation will be celebrated celebrated at Tyrone Church on Sunday, April 15,1984. Good Friday Service will take place at Enniskillen Church, April 20th at 11:00 a.m. On Easter Sunday there will be a sunrise service at the millpond at 7:30 a.m,, followed followed by breakfast in the C.E. Wing. Communion will be celebrated with Rev. Tom Smith, Bowmanville, at Easter Sunday Church Service Service at 11:15 a.m, in Tyrone Church. Darryl Vaneyk and his parents met with Claude Pardo, a former cast member who is co-ordinator of Up With People casts, and with alumni of the cast and local prospective prospective cast members at University University of Toronto on Saturday, April 7th. A European cast will tour Canada this summer in such cities as Kingston, Kitchener, etc., with a professional professional quality, enthusiastic music program. Darryl is working to become part of a cast that will do the same in other countries, while living with host families, "Up With People" began in 1965 as "Sing Out '65". After an affiliation affiliation with "Moral Re- Armament" it incorporated in 1968 as Up With People. 500 students, aged 19 - 26 years travel in five international casts. They represent 23 different countries and by year's end will travel about 35,000 miles, living with some III) different families, Joan Hill, dramatist of many years and former teacher at M.J. Hobbs School will present a travelogue of many exotic Eastern countries countries which she has recently visited, at Courtice Secondary School on Tuesday, April 17, 1984, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. See Coming Events in The Statesman, or contact Darryl Vaneyk, 263-2060. Twenty-one tables of euchre at the Community Centre on Friday evening resulted in the following scores: 1st Clara Nesbitt, 2nd Art Thompson, 3rd Walter Park, 4th Molly Horstman, 5th Betty Barnes, 6th Carl Gimblett. Ladies low Daisy Bell, Men's low Adam Sharp. 50-50 Draw Lorna Swain, Marion Bell. Special prizes Madeline Buckley, Orville Watson, Don Thompson. Thompson. There was a good turn out at the Senior Citizen's meeting and pot luck dinner on Wednesday, April 4,1984. Mrs. Florence Moore introduced guest speaker" Neil Mundy, Maple Grove, an exchange student to Brazil last year, who illustrated his interesting talk with slides. A singing group from Ebenezer was introduced introduced by Mrs. Wilma Goyne: Eileen Down at the piano, Charlotte Hughes with guitar, Greta Down, Joan Coverly, Jean Osborne, Helen Herron, Lois Osborne, were very much enjoyed for their melody, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibbs attended the District meeting of the Newcastle Horticulture Society, Mr. Ken Knox of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Agriculture and Food was a guest speaker and Mrs, Lighthcart, Ontario Horticulture Association Association spoke to the group. Over fourteen tables of euchre were in play at the Old Tyrone Hall Monday evening, April tith. Clara Nesbitt 100, Bruce Bright 87, Eileen Worden 82, Robyn Alldred 80, Dorothy McDinrmid 79, Lorna Swain 78, Harold McDiarmid 41. 50-50 Draw Fred Griffin, Ross Wingrove. Long Sault - The Gordon linker family held a family reunion in celebration of several birthdays, Cancer can be beaten...