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) f i • i i ) Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 4, 1985 19 Celebrates First Birthday 2nd BIG WEEK Pre-Holiday Prices effective thru Saturday; December 7th, 1985. ASP reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Some itfustrations are for design only and do not necessarily represent items on sale. Savings shown In this ad based on ASP current regular retails. We redeem all tood store coupons. Prices in effect at ASP Food Stores only! ,. / SAVE .88/kg SAVE .40 GRADE 'A', FROZEN, EVISCERATED, ASP SELF-BASTING, MAPLE LEAF MIRACLE BASTE OR DEEP BASTED ButAerball Turkey Ç) foS('-r) r M; Q ) 6-12 lb Average •SAVE UP TO 4.80 PER TURKEY lb •SAVINGS BASED / ON THE PURCHASE OF A12 LB TURKEY A p*°ce£ ) SAVE 11.491 SAVE 1 ■ 76/k 9' CASE SALE-WHITE ONLY Royale Bathroom Tissue CASE OF 12-PKG OF 4 ROLLS IPS ; ; > (Single pkg of 4 rolls 1.49-SAVE .80 white, almond or yellow) . JANE PARKER (MADE WITH 100% PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING) SAVE .30 • T \ Cracked Wheat r? ^ Bread 675 g r , 'v'i ); □ JANE PARKER Pumpkin Pie , " RAGU,PLAIN, MEAT OR MUSHROOM Spaghetti Sauce SOLID WHITE, IN WATER OR OIL Clover Leaf Tuna SAVE .40 624 g 1 QQ size I a w w SAVE .50 jar SAVE .60 ) SAVE 1.50 INSTANT COFFEE Maxwell House f A , WtitM': L l: STRAINED, ASSORTED MEATLESS VARIETIES (Instant Varieties 35 g tub 2 for 1.29) Heinz Baby Foods ACTION PRICE m 4.5 II oz jar m idSl CONCENTRATED INFANT, WITH WHEY, REG, WITH IRON OR IS0MIL SAVE 200 125 mL tins case of 12 HEREFORD Corned Beef CHRISTIE, REG. (CHEESE RITZ CRACKERS 250 g PKG 1.59-SAVE .40) SAVE .46 Ritz Crackers 2 &° 1.29 Similac Formula '"«M* 37.99 SAVE .70 1.99 12 OZ tin save . A SUPERB BLEND, RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES. CUSTOM GROUND. 8 O'clock Bean Coffee (3 lb bag 8.69-SAVE 2.40) ' «lis 1 ib /ju™ bag CONDENSED CAMPBELL'S Vegetable Soup 10 II oz tin BUY'2' SAVE .27 9/ fill tisa / a i-y ' SAVE .30 2.99 CARNATION, INSTANT Coffee-Mate jar CADBURY, INSTANT, SEMI-SWEET, REG, MARSHMALLOW OR LITE 15 g SAVE ^6 Hot Chocolate 3^!° 1.99 QUAKER, READY-TO-SERVE, ASSORTED VARIETIES ^SAVE JO Oatmeal Cereal YJ'frïi. 325 g 1 ÂQ pkg liiU SAVE 1.10 REGULAR OR UNBLEACHED Five Roses Flour ÉflfWI ' . iV'iv.X s/'.y 2.5 kg /Sal bag CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF SEMI-BONELESS Blade "B* Rib Roasts «g ej 1^ UDeJ SAVE 3.75/kg-1.70 6 BONE, SEMFBONELESS, CHEF STYLE Prime Rib Roast /-:rp§ /kg /kg lb BONELESS BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER Beef Roasts CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF MM Rib Eye 'CVWCI /(X§§ Steaks ! LJ }:.) AS f. i ! r .1 i I ' I n : ! - (kg UTILITY GRADE, EVISCERATED, 2 TO 4 LB AVERAGE,,FROZEN Chickens RAGE. FROZEN 215/,» .99 lb) C49/049 U (kg/ £, Ib FRESH MEDIUM (LEAN GROUND BEEF 4.39/kg-1.99 Ib) Ground Beef EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING Blade Steaks POINT END CUTS (CENTRE CUTS 5.93/kg-2.69 IW Brisket Beef 5^/ BONE4N (BONELESS 6.15/kg-2.79 Ib) 3^/1 6 to Cross Rib Roast 515/2*2 BONE-IN (BONELESS 4.39/kg-1.99 Ib) 4lg/1 8 ® Short Beef Ribs 3^/1 6 ® WcTs ) SAVE 2. SPRITE, DIET SPRITE, DIET COKE, CLASSIC OR REGULAR Coca-Cola Case of 24 280 mL TINS - J n pJ r-'x.m (750 mL btl .59-Plus .30 btl deposit) REGULAR MAPLE LEAF WEEK AT A&P! MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR, ALL BEEF, B.B.Q. Wieners MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR BAVARIAN Sausage Rounds MAPLE LEAF Sausage Meat MAPLE LEAF, HAM HALVES Country Kitchen MAPLE LEAF Ham Steaks MAPLE LEAF, GOLDEN, SLICED vac pac 450 g 1.79 Cooked Ham MAPLE LEAF, COIL t 2.59 Polish Sausage vac pac 125 g Astro Yogourt BUY 3-SAVE 1.30 A 175 g H ; tub cl/ Li [AfeJ 500 g pkg MAPLE LEAF, COIL 1°,i 9 1.29 Kolbassa 095/179 Cheese Slices . U Ikg/ I Ib 725/029 f /kg/U Ib Ib SUNFLOWER, CORN OIL, REGULAR, LIGHT OR UNSALTED MARGARINE 175 g pkg MAPLE LEAF Rib O' Pork ^ MAPLE LEAF, BY THE PIECE (PARA & VISKING) 1.99 Bologna Chunks 3?*/1 Fleischmann's KRAFT, PROCESS 500 g pkg O * o(24 U.l , SiAVE.49 , twin pack ol 2 ^ 440 g 2^ Cheez Whiz 8oz tubs 500 mL 1 jar 'i SAVE .70 MAPLE LEAF, 17 POPULAR VARIETIES INCL CHICKEN LOAF _ MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Cooked Meats 1 K? LUHr WIMrLt LtAr, MfctiULAM UM ALL BtCf .99 Baby Bag Bologna 3"/1 6 S MAPLE LEAF Pure Pork fpj/pS Sausage / 1 MAPLE LEAF BRISKET Corned Beef mm ^ ,k„ / ^ lb SAVE 3.30 POWDERED LAUNDRY Tide Detergent mmm |0W ■ ./m - M m „ ajAE farv (LIMIT: 4 PER FAMILY PURCHASE) ! litre box PRICES SAVE . HOSTESS, ASSORTED VARIETIES Potato Chips (ip PI n-: .. r:x. ! J 200g u -' " pkg OLD SOUTH, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, REG OR PULP FREE SAVE .70 Orange Juice 12 Vi II oz tin BIRDSEYE, FROZEN Cool Whip FROZEN, LASAGNA, CHOW MEIN, LINGUINI 1 litre carton Ug SAVE .50 REFRIGERATED, BEATRICE OR SILVERWOOD Egg Nog /A Wx A-A\ I 1 1 '! ! I 1 litre carton Lean Cuisine Entrees ^2.49 McCAIN, FROZEN, ASSORTED CUTS French Fries SAVE .36 si. 29 ÜZZ SAVE | DELUXE-MILK OR DARK CHOCOLATE DIGESTIVE I Peek UlA) Frean Biscuits v PRODUCT OF U.S.A., 'FLORIDA IS CITRUS', LARGE SIZE Red Grapefruit a>i Is !:.i CANADA NO. 1, PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Red Grapes U M1 m ASSORTED VARIETIES, READY-TO^ERVE ACTION PRICE Heinz ■■ > 1 r,/ >^ Soups //M / ! !V.:- 8IIOZ 1 f ! L - l' : tin [J 1:1 a eXXE:' fhfl s l • I; 0 ,"V'x l u ' ! t ■ ; , f . V 1 -' J CANADA NO. 1, DELICIOUS IN CABBAGE ROLLS Ontario Green Cabbage PRODUCT OF SPAIN, EASY TO PEEL 2/.99 ------ Clementines pkg 2.49 LAURA SECORD, ASST VAR OF PUDDINGS OR YOGURTS SAVE jO Mini Desserts 'Mt 1.99 KELLOGG'S (RAISIN BRAN 525 g 1.99-SAVE .86) SAVE .96 Special 'K' Cereal ",,=2.49 QUAKER SAVE .64 i,1.69 Life Cereal PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CALIFORNIA, SEEDLESS, SWEET bagO QQ OI16Ü.UU PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CALIFOHNI 2.69 Navel Oranges CANADA FANCY, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO McIntosh Apples lit CANADA NO. 1, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, YELLOW ., . Cooking Onions lit .99 Spartan Apples CANADA NO. 1, PRODUCT OF P.E.I., ALL PURPOSE PRODUCT OF U.S.A., DELICIOUS l.. . P.E.I. Potatoes 2 C2.99 Cherry Tomatoes CANADA FANCY, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, ALL PURPOSE 10 ibO QQ bag V.Uw PRODUCT OF U.S.A., DELICIOUS IN SALADS pint .99 SAVE .94 VEGETABLE Campbell's V-8 Juice 48 II oz tin 1 ( ^ J Hi! My name is Jillian Elizabeth Peters and I was one year old on November 7th, 1985. My proud mommy and daddy are Bonnie and Paul Peters of Calgary, Alberta. My grandparents are Oakley and Doris Peters of Newcastle and Molly Mairs of Orono. My great grandmother is Mrs. Mabel Badger of Port Hope. Waverley Public School News Mrs. Sousa's Grade 3 Class By Tracy Moriarity Mrs. Sousa's class is learning learning to borrow and carry in math. In spelling the class writes out their words, put them in sentences and have dictation. Everyone has a daily diary in which they write what they did that day. The. class has just finished a unit on insects and will be starting a new unit in December. Keep it up! Black Creek By Jennifer Moser Recently Ms. Porter and Mrs. Snowden's classes (grade 4) went to Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto. At 9:00a.m. they went by bus and returned at approximately 3:30 p.m. They packed their own lunches. At Black Creek they toured all the buildings and saw how the pioneers used to live. Some of the jobs were: Blacksmith, owner of General Store, owner of Mill and Farmers. They went to Black Creek because it was their Environmental Studies unit. Now they are doing pioneer crafts such as hanging apples, crosswords and pictures. I hope they had a good time. The Parent Advisory Committee By Kelly Conley I am going to tell you about the Parent Advisory Committee. Recently the Parent Advisory Committee held a meeting in conjunction with Drug Prevention Week. They watched a movie about drugs called "Butt It Out" and one about drinking called "Never Listen to a Bottle." At the meeting parents give suggestions about what they would like to happen at Waverley. These meetings are held four or five times a year. Our parents like these meetings because they know exactly what will happen at Waverley. _ My.Recipe for Happiness, By Elizabeth Welch Gr. 6 1 cup of yogurt 1 understanding parents 1 caring friend 2 cups of rainbow . 10 spoonfuls of love 1 or more pets a few gallons of pop a teaspoon of stamps Mix well and enjoy. You can share it with your friends. Make as many as you wish. And have fun! Cat sly, sneaky pouncing, leaping, hissing soft, furry, fluffy, beautiful satisfied. Horses long mane galloping, trotting, racing strong, powerful, fast, Graceful. By Laura Broadbent-Gr. 6 Oshawa YWCA Planning Trip to Vancouver The Oshawa YWCA is offering a [tackage tour to Expo '86 in Vancouver, September 17-24,1986 at prices that can't be matched! The reason is a comprehensive package that includes accommodation at the YWCA Vancouver Hotel on Burrard Street only four blocks from one of the main entrances to the Expo '86 site. The central theme of the 1986 Exposition is Transportation and the Oshawa YWCA has a deal that includes return Air Fare, Airport Tax, Cancellation Insurance and six nights accomodation at the YWCA Hotel, and a three day pass to Expo '86. The YWCA Vancouver Hotel prices are a great savings. It is a family oriented accommodation and room types range from doubles to four bedrooms for families. Something To Think About PAUL MORRIS DiRECTOR- CHANGE OF EMPHASIS Over the years, the role of the funeral director has steadily steadily evolved. As Ihe lamily and the religious institution played a decreasing part in the care of the dead, the funeral director director took over many functions which they previously carried out. As houses became generally generally smaller, it was Ihe funeral director who could provide a building large enough lo accommodate accommodate big families gathered gathered for mourning. As embalming embalming became more sophisticated, sophisticated, it was the funeral director director who had a laboratory (preparation (preparation room) lo carry out this task. They also accepted responsibility responsibility lor oilier aspects ol the funeral arrangements; ev erything from transportation, to flowers and newspaper announcements. announcements. As a result of such changes, Ihe whole emphaçis ol the funeral funeral director's profession has changed. While once he was primarily a supplier of merchandise, merchandise, Ihe funeral director' is now mostly concerned with providing needed services lo bereaved families. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St., Bowmanville Tel: 623-5480 Serving Durham Region Since 1881