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i I I f Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 12, 1985 13 Quality*Variety Values we have it all at A&P! 6 «f C« ft OBOE? ,t*i # ground " tl: ORDER NOTHING BEATS THE BEAN. CUSTOM GROUND. A PREMIUM HEARTY BLEND. Bokar Bean Coffee 1 LB BAG 2.99 (3 lb bag 8.79-SAVE 3.00) SAVE. FLEISCHMANN'S, CORN OIL SOFT REGULAR OR UNSALTED, SUNFLOWER, LIGHT Soft Margarine PKG OF 2-8 OZ TUBS SUPER BUY TOMATO Aylmer Ketchup 1 LITRE BTL SAVE .92 REFRIGERATED, FLORIDA CITRUS PUNCH Sunny Delight 64 FL OZ PLASTIC JUG CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF OUTSIDE CUT, EYE REMOVED, BONELESS K 5.93/Z69 SAVE. MINUTE MAID, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, REGULAR OR WITH PULP Orange Juice 12'/2 II oz tin SAVE ,44/kg-.20 lb GRADE 'A', EVISCERATED TURKEYS a SIRLOIN TIP, RUMP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND Fresh Butterballs Boneless Beef Roasts 073/169 C37/089 /kg / I /kg / WÊÊÊË. COMBINATION PACK-CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Loin Pork Chops 79 CAVENDISH, FROZEN, ASSORTED CUTS SAVE .46 1*9 SAVE .50 «2.49 FROZEN, CR-R-RUSTY CRUST DELUXE SAVE .50 Totino's Pizza 3 P °k° g 9 2.99 FROZEN, BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY SAVE .26 Swanson Meat Pies 8 P kg .89 French Fries ifil.iS FROZEN. CHOCOLArE BROWNIES, BANANA, ORANGE OR CARROT CAKE Sara Lee Cakes lb CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST WHITE VEAL, SHOULDER SU 8?/2? CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF-TENDERIZED Cube Steak 7%/3*S RIB OR 3 TO 3Vi LB TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts 3®!/!" NEW ZEALAND SPRING, FROZEN, 'GREAT ON THE B.B.Q.' Loin Lamb Chops 5^/2^ PRIDE OF CANADA, BREAKFAST OR PURE Pork Sausage PRIDE OF CANADA 'GREAT ON THE B.B.O.' Smokie Dogs 4 P k°g 9 2.29 PRIDE OF CANADA, BY THE PIECE Bologna Chunks P »c3®yi™ POINT (CENTRE CUT 6.37/kg-2.89 lb) Brisket Beef 5^/2^ NEW ZEALAND, FROZEN. SHORT CUT Lamb Legs 4 99 /1 99 GRADE 'A', FROZEN, EVISCERATED, CORNISH Game Hens 2 °aver»ge OZ 4®g/1 9 ® FRESH, MEDIUM 'GREAT ON THE B.B.O.' Ground Beef 073/169 /kg / I lb C05/029 /kg / ■ lb REGULAR OR B.B.Q. 'GREAT ON THE B.B.Q.' 45°g 1 CQ vac (tac I iww S X"1.99 Wieners Canada' PRIDE OF CANADA, READY-TO-SERVE, PICNIC STYLE. BONELESS Pork Shoulders SSI/™ PRIDE OF CANADA, HALVES Vintage Hams PRIDE OF CANADA, BY THE PIECE Back Bacon PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED Cooked Ham PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED, 5 POPULAR VARIETIES Cooked Meats vL 75 ^ .99 PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED, BOLOONA, CHICKEN LOAF, MAC A CHEESE OR SALAMI 375g 1 OQ vac pac 1.119 Nkg/ 747/039 I /kg/ V lb 10M 175 g 1 cq vac pac I . Vw 175 g 1.59 ""'Bakesho Available at Selected Stores Only. BAKED FRESH DAILY Pecan Pie 624 fl size BAKED FRESH DAILY English Muffins B/.69 FRESH FROM THE OVEN 60% Wheat Bread T™," .79 Cooked Meats PRIDE OF CANADA, KOBASSA OR Chopped Ham v. cpK CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF Round Steak mu* cm 7^/3 19 '"DeliShop Available at Selected stores Only TAILLEFER, DELI SLICED OR SHAVED SAVE .20/100 j-,90 ib Olde-FashionedQQ /ngg Ham ■00/ioo 9 /J lb DELI SLICED, PRESSED Corned ce ini# Beef ivu moo g/ Ù, ib PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) Spare Ribs PRIDE OF CANADA Polish Sausage t, kg /i , b PRIDE OF CANADA, SUMMER, SALAMI, PEPPERONI OR£PWJ/R§T Party Sticks 5009 PRIDE OF CANADA Headcheese PRIDE OF CANADA, REGULAR, SLICED Side Bacon SHOPSYSCOLESLAW OR Potato Salad 5 =°,n 9 1.49 TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED, HALVES Cottage Rolls 4"/1 9 ü [«©»" T.ol off - ~ ~/kFJ | THE TOTAL PURCHASE PRICE OF A GRADE "A", | EVISCERATED Fresh Butterball Turkey 1 I Limit one coupon per turkey. " I I VALID UNTIL JUNE 15th, 1985. I | V.C. | SWISS STYLE, ASST FLAVOURS Gay Lea n Yogourt O 175 g TUBS /1.49 4«/1" size a 2.29 500 g 9 90 vac pac fc. . V w PARTLY SKIMMED COTTAGE CHEESE Nordica 2% BLACK DIAMOND Parmesan Cheese A&P Salad Dressing HUMPTY DUMPTY, ASST VAR Potato Chips TAQUITOS ZESTY CHEESE, TAOUITO CHEESE STICKS OR BALLS Hostess Snacks SAVE .44 "■1.69 ctn SAVE .30 250 g shaker 1 litre jar XOUITOS CRISP 1 CHEESE, 3.69 SAVE .40 1.99 SAVE .30 zoo g i ziq pkg I ."tw SAVE .20 iso g i iq pkg I ■ lU ["WITHTHIS ""/IfeWS" COUPON SAVE .30 I ASSORTED VARIETIES, READY TO EAT I Duncan Hines I Cookies READY TO EAT 1.69 ! Limit one pkg per coupon. VALID UNTIL JUNE 15th, 1985. I (Feature price 1.99 without coupon.) V.C. I (A&P regular price 2.29) SAVE .30 Fresh Fish ) Available at Selected Stores Only ;*r.rr FRESH Whitefish Fillets FRESH Sole Fillets Q68/A39 W/kg / W Ib ["with this . COUPON I on the purchase of Fresh STRAWBERRIES from I I 'The Farm' with the purchase of a 300 mL tin ■ of EAGLE BRAND Sweetened Condensed Milk I l featured at 1.99 (SAVE .20) i ■ See display lor Irosh Strawberry Ice Cream Recipe I I Limit one olfor per coupon. VALID UNTIL JUNE 15th, 1985, I V.C, I PWITH THIS COUPON SAVE .75 gS>7 I TO DDL Lit PLUS 40'S. REGULAR 72'S, SUPER 54'S, TODDLERS WITH GATHERS -tfl'I I Pampers n aqi . Diapers bo,3.D9i 1 Limit ono lx)x per coupon. VALID UNTIL JUNE 15lh, 1985. I (Fuature price 10.44 without coupon.) V.C. I 1 Our regular price 11.49 * Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly There were twelve tables at the Tuesday evening card party with the following winners - Nerta Masters, Norman Rohrer, Emmie Côx, Bernice Wells, Doris Rohrer, Flora Samells and Rhoda Larmer, low - Kathleen Watts. Draws -1. James Emmerton, 2. Edna Larmer, 3. Leonard Cane. Congratulations to Grant and Heather McLaughlin on the birth of their second daughter this week. Glad to report that Ted Cochrane is showing improvement improvement in Sick Children's Hospital. Mrs. Bart VanRyswryk, Leonard Davies are both in Port Perry Hospital. Better health is wished both of you. The Blackstock W.I. met at the Town Hall on June 5 at 1 p.m. After a social time the President Edith McLaughlin welcomed everyone present, present, the visitors and Public School students. She turned the programme programme over to Muriel Hoskin, convenor for Cultural Activities. Beth Schryburt with four grade six students and two grade one students put on a Drama Demonstration, Demonstration, demonstrating demonstrating voice pitch, speed and description. The students were asked to say a sentence two different different ways to point out which pitch or volume they were gettirlg across. They acted out a few skits of nursery rhymes. Beth will be missed at the meetings as she and her family are moving to Rochester, Michigan. Beth was presented with a framed Mary Stewart Collect and an Earland Lee Home mug. The Motto: If all the world is a stage, choose a worthwhile worthwhile role was replied by Rhoda Strong who dealt with some of our Canadian made movies. Roll Call was well answered by a Canadian play I enjoy/ed. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. A committee for the display at the Blackstock Fair. The Treasurer's report was also given. Mrs. Hoogeveen who does such a excellent job making our War Memorial Park beautiful will be happy to do it again this year. Thank you so much. Four members from the Blackstock W.I. want to help Bowmanville celebrate their 85th anniversary. anniversary. Mabel Cawker gave an informative informative and humorous talk. An enjoyable social time was had by all. Our July meeting will have Flora and Harold Martyn show pictures on their trip to Holland. Everyone welcome at 8 p.m. on July 3 at the hall. Meeting closed with O'Canada. Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Attend Graduation Ceremony Roy and Doris Nottingham Nottingham of Caesarea attended attended the impressive Graduation Ceremony, June 1, 1985 when their granddaughter, Lisa Nottingham, received her Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education degrees from Lakehead University, Thunder Bay. She is the daughter of Jack and Karel Nottingham Nottingham of Port Perry. Our congratulations to Lisa! Nestleton Women's Institute Hold Interesting Meeting The Nestleton W.I. Branch met at the Community Community Centre, Wed. June 5 at 1:30 p.m. President President Mrs. Don Frew brought the meeting to order with a warm welcome to members and guests. Following the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect she read a short poem by Carl Sandberg. The Roll Call - State one way the Atomic age is changing our lives - brought forth interesting replies. The beneficial Micro wave oven, ultra sound, satellites, computers, etc. were balanced by the fear of nuclear holocaust. Minutes were read by Mrs. R. France, and approved approved and an encouraging encouraging financial statement given. District Director. Mrs. R. Davison brought an excellent report of the District Annual. Four members plan to attend the 85th Anniversary of Bowmanville W.I. on June 6. During the business period, plans for a display at Blackstock Fair were discussed. Members voted to continue to donate the prize for most improvement in writing at Public School Graduation. Graduation. The August 14th meeting is to be a trip to Lindsay for lunch and Academy Theatre production production of the comedy "Cake Walk". Citizenship Citizenship and World Affairs convenor Mrs. G. Fish planned the following programme. The Motto - The handclasp handclasp of friendship outshines outshines the Peace Treaty - was presented by Mrs. L. Malcolm. She stated that this ideal world will not be realized in our lifetime. With reference to an article in Current Reader's Digest she discussed the nuclear war issues. We must have faith that the Universe is unfolding as it was meant to. The reading "Desiderata" was read later with a worthwhile philosophy for living. It begins "Go slowly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there be in silence" and it ends; "It ■s still a beautiful world, 'c cheerful. Strive to be •appy." Two readings vvere presented by Mrs. H. McLaughlin - "What Have You Given Away" and The Value of Frankness." The meeting closed with O Canada and the Women's Institute Grace. Dainty refreshments were served served by Mrs. H. McLaughlin and Mrs. R. Davison. The apprecition was expressed by Mrs. R. France. Next meeting July 3 will be held at the home of Mrs. J. Wygerde when a film will be shown. Visitors are always welcome. / Mowing your lawn is a lot cheaper than joining a health club. . 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